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. .. " tl f I Because MIchigan will lose one Congressional seat. 'VIe change stems from findings appeanng in the 2000 Census. February • Sue Brown, head the eastsIde contingent of the , •• " 111. ..... .. ..... muu mom marco, a group opposing irresponsible firearm use, opposes pro- posed legislatIOn that is. expected to put more than 200,000 additional con- cealed pIstols on the street The measure prOVIdes that local gun boards "sha!!~ lSsue a license to carry a concealed pistol to anyone 21 and over who meets state standards. • Plannmg consultants retamed by the Grosse Pomte Public LIbrary say the community's hbrary usage merits a 17,525- square.foot branch 10 the Woods and a 12,704-square- foot branch 10 the Park The recommendations compare With the library board's idea for branches each comnn,nnO' ~ non "t,., 10,000 square feet March • SCientists are planmng a network of buoys that Wlll- warn of E wh cantamma- hon along the western shal. ]ow~ of l{'lwer Lake St. Cltur The buoys, to be located along the shoreline from the Grosse Pomtes to Belle Isle in DetrOit, could end the: days when local swimmerii: and boaters share the 18k&: unknowingly Wlth fecal mat- ter • Members of the Students Ag8Jnst Violatlons of the Environment club at GrosBe Pomte South HIgh School, of which SClen~ teacher Greg Heffner IS fac- ulty sponsor, are geanng up See 2001 REVIE\v, page 3.A Cyndee Harrison ~nm~ Qtn,.,n~ ~~ 2!:'~! t:-.:.;,.. scended the separate Grosse Pomtes and Harper Woods to encompass thE' commu- nities as a whole Such top- ICS mcluded pubhc safetv matters that Will affect each com- munlty through the mutual aid agreement. Other matter!) involved environmental concerns and the economic downturn. As the year ended, the Grosse Pomtes and Harper Woods began deahng With a 150 percent millage increase fer Wayne County Community Col1P17P Th~ matter may have IOng_~~ repercussions. In the November electIOn, the six eastside Citiesjoined other suburbs to defeat the !Dcrease by a large margm Yet, the measure passed overall due to stronger sUP- port 10 Detrolt . Representatlves of subur- ban communities through- out Wayne County have begun beating a path ro Lansmg for legislative recourse Home: Grosse P010te Fanns Age: 32 Family: Husband, Chris; daughter, Rachael, 7, tWin sons, Carter and Coleman, 4 Claim to fame: Grosse Pomte War Memonal's "MISSManners" Quote: "People thmk that they have to be some kmd of EmIly Post matron to tt>!IchtheIr kId'! manners, and It'S not that way We teach our kids about safety WIthout bemg firefight- ers" See story, page 4A POINTER OF INTEREST FIle photo by Mark Carter Lochmoor crash takes /' three lives J anuary Thls damaged tree .un ' lItaDds OIl the medlan in • Public safety OffiClals the 1000 block of throughout the Grosse Lochmoor io GrONe Pomtes and ltarper Woods Pointe Wood.. Three ask their respective city te,eq,qen died 00 July counClls to pay for a new, 2'7 at about 1:30 a.lD. dlgIt4f radio system ~~ ~ ;p...~ -pun I..;wuvue; UWAt:=C Improve. utility they were pu&eu- ments, the roughly $12 md- gen in bit the tree. A hon network Wlll let more fourth pauenger recov- than two officers talk smul- eftd from aUnOI' inJwies. taneously over a single The driver, a 17-year-old channel Advocates say the Woods reeident now 18 enhancement Wlll mcrease could spend the rest or tactical fl"'Jl.Ioiiity and 1WI Ufe in prison if con- reduce response time ncteC: uf thi""CCl counts 01 ii Due to a iugh demand second-delree murder. for road salt throughout the He Is also befog c!larled Midwest, mUnlClpal offiCials with 1eavme the sceoe of ill the Grosse Pomtes share an lnJ1Uy accident. salt supplies to make up for F,I. photo by Brad LIndberg Spot shortages and del1\'ery delays • Local mom-and-pop retaJ1 busmess owners this season report hlgher holiday sales Heavy snows bog down some shoppers, but cold weather contributes to strong sales of outerwear • The level of Lake Supenor hasn't been thiS low smce the days of See HW REVIEW, page 3A • Harper Woods pohce are mstru- mental 10 the apprehenSion of several teens responSible for a stnng of rob- benes usmg an AK-47 machme gun. The strmg of crimes stretched through St Clair Shores, DetrOit, Harper Woods, Eastpomte and the Pointes The group was finally appre- hended when It was recognized upon retunung to the area of one of Its pre- VIOUS capers The mmors were taken mto cus- tody, sent to court and await charges In eight connected robbenes February: • The year-long constructIOn and res.., ftu.. lJlg prOject of i.94 oegan thlS month as soon as the snow c1earE'dfor workers to Inspect the bndges Intermittent delays and hassles began and perSisted throughout the year along the major comdor of the City Barn destroyed, 19 horses killed Awakened by I.WJ 13-year-01d daupter at abo. 4:80 LlIl. on 8a.n. day, Jaly 8, G1'C*e PoInte Wooda raldent lIarll! Carter rushed from bJa b01l8e onto Cook Road to map plaoto. of the b11l'DiD& barn at the Graue PoInte H1IDtClub. Tbe clrca-1890 ftructure ... a total 1~, but clab olDct. ADd ueJdteeU are already P'Uttma tOlJether p.... for a replacatellt. A 23-yeu-old ~ 8Wl ~ ~ ~ed for anon uad 19 eoaata 01 wtIIfal uad maUd.- d~oJi of an ani. mal Harper Woods in 2001 Building up to the second half of a century Harper Woods may be a fully devel- condItIOn of the wstnct are often oped and lanJ.locked suburb, but debated and serve to be one of the 2001 signaled the start of many largest pomts of contention In the changes electIon year Mayor Ken Poynter explamed these changes as necessary steps to "make Harper Woods the kmd of commumty people want to hve In. J'lnd people want to move to " These changes came In many shapes and sizes but centered around bUlldmg Whether It ,was bulldmg spmt for the Clty'S,5Oth anDiversary, bwldmg new facilities or buIldmg the mfrastructur~to help spur a renewed commer.clsl mterest, the city was busy 'WIth several projects all year long January: • The year started on a progreSSIVe note With re.,olutlOns made by Harper WnNis C1ty cc:.:nCi: lak JU December The course of actIon ISset to aggres- Sively address the Kelly Road prob- lem The first heanngs on the rezon- mg of Kelly Road between Seven and Eight Mile road'! to offices are held thiS month and SIgnal the start of ms- cusslOns all year Alternatlv(' meth::>dsof altenng the - INOEX • Students at Harper Wood's Tyrone elementary fimshed the I school )ear Wlth 12 versions of the h?hd,ayseaso~ as part of a celebration 01 ~UHUltl ana cnaraeter Page 9A • Local mOJll and pop retailers held their own agamst the national economicdownturn Page llA • The Greatest Gift Foundabon, founded by a Groese Pointer, IS dew- cated to helping parents and teenagers make WUle deciSIOns con. cernmg drugs and alcohol. Page lB. • Notre llame's baaketball team won for the *hird time in four games wh",n it rolled past Wmdsor St Brennan 68-50 Page 12A. ;; Twu wlJ iugh school athletes have Signed national letters of intent with Division I schools. South's Chris Getz signed to play baseball at Wake Forest and University LIggett School's AlIa Conti will play tennis at WiflCODlin ~ 12A and 13A Shopper alert Trash pick-up Hobday trash pick-up through :,aturday, Jan. 5, Wlll be as follows' City of Grosse Pointe: Thesday's trash will be collected on Thursday and Wednesday's $rash Wlll be col- lected on Friday. Recychng Items on the Wednesday route will be picked up on Thursday GrONe Pointe Farms: Wednesday, Thursday and Friday routes will remain unchanged Grosse Pointe Park: Wednesday, Thursday and Friday pick.up Wlllbe delayed by one day Grosse Pointe Shores: Regularly scheduled Monday and 'fuesday trash pick-up Wlll be col. lected on Thursday. Wednesday and Thursday trash pick-up w111be delayed one day. Grosse Pointe Woods: Wednesday, Thursday and Fnday pick-up Wlll be delayed by one day Harper Woods: Trash pick-up Willbe delayed one day Opinion , 6A Obituaries........... .. 8A Scheel:::;; 61 •••••••••• 1 •••••••• II ••••••••••• 9A Business 10A Entertainment... 68 Seniors , . .. .88 ClaSSified ads .. .. .. 9B > Tnree women were VlctlmS last week ~W a r n l!"!!e en:=tch~r or snatch€'! 8 wiuj~ 'achng their vehicles with groceries 10 tb 20400 block of Mack in Grosse Pomte Woods. Detectives are scannmg store s~ty tapes for clues. In the first mcident on Saturday, Dee 22, at about 6:45 p.m., a 74-year-old Harper Woods woman was loadmg gro_ op~ int!! the trunk of h~r ,at wIlton! tl man reached ~ the passenger com- partment and took her purse. She dellCribed the subJect as a black male about 15 to 20 years old, between 5- foot-8 and m feet tall with a medium bv.ild The woman lost her credit cards, Social Security card, car keys a.ld cash Two more thefts took place the follow- mg conseeutlve dllYS • On Sunday, IJe<:o 24, shortly before 8.30 p.m., a 56-year-old Detroit woman s8Jd she was distracted by ~o young men while loadmg grocenes ,She soon learned her purse had been taken trom the front seat of her car In the third mCldent Fo AA-v .... r .... lrl woman from DetrOit lost $350, her checkbook and a cellular telephone when someone stole her purse under the same Circumstances on Monday, Dec 24, at 9 am.

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MIchiganwill lose one Congressionalseat VIe change stems fromfindings appeanng in the2000 Census

Februarybull Sue Brown head the

eastsIde contingent of the bullbull 111 muu mom marco a groupopposing irresponsiblefirearm use opposes pro-posed legislatIOn that isexpected to put more than200000 additional con-cealed pIstols on the street

The measure prOVIdesthat local gun boards sha~lSsue a license to carry aconcealed pistol to anyone21 and over who meets statestandards

bull Plannmg consultantsretamed by the GrossePomte Public LIbrary saythe communitys hbraryusage merits a 17525-squarefoot branch 10 theWoods and a 12704-square-foot branch 10 the Park

The recommendationscompare With the libraryboards idea for brancheseach comnnnnO ~ non t10000 square feet

Marchbull SCientists are planmng

a network of buoys that Wlll-warn of E wh cantamma-hon along the western shal]ow~ of llwer Lake St ClturThe buoys to be locatedalong the shoreline from theGrosse Pomtes to Belle Islein DetrOit could end thedays when local swimmeriiand boaters share the 18kampunknowingly Wlth fecal mat-ter

bull Members of theStudents Ag8Jnst Violatlonsof the Environment club atGrosBe Pomte South HIghSchool of which SClen~teacher Greg Heffner IS fac-ulty sponsor are geanng up

See 2001 REVIEv page 3A

Cyndee Harrison

~nm~ Qtnn~ ~~ 2~ t-scended the separate GrossePomtes andHarperWoods toencompassthE commu-nities as awhole

Such top-ICS mcludedpubhc safetvmatters thatWill affecteach com-munltythrough themutual aid agreementOther matter) involvedenvironmental concerns andthe economic downturn

As the year ended theGrosse Pomtes and HarperWoods began deahng With a150percent millage increasefer Wayne CountyCommunity Col1P17P Th~matter may have IOng_~~repercussions

In the November electIOnthe six eastside Cities joinedother suburbs to defeat theDcrease by a large margmYet the measure passedoverall due to stronger sUP-port 10 Detrolt

Representatlves of subur-ban communities through-out Wayne County havebegun beating a path roLansmg for legislativerecourse

Home Grosse P010teFanns

Age 32Family Husband Chris

daughter Rachael 7tWin sons Carter andColeman 4

Claim to fame GrossePomte War MemonalsMISSManners

Quote People thmk thatthey have to be somekmd of EmIly Postmatron to ttgtIchtheIrkId manners and ItSnot that way We teachour kids about safetyWIthout bemg firefight-ers

See story page 4A

POINTER OF INTEREST

FIle photo by Mark Carter

Lochmoorcrash takes

three livesJanuaryThls damaged tree un

lItaDds OIl the medlan in bull Public safety OffiClalsthe 1000 block of throughout the GrosseLochmoor io GrONe Pomtes and ltarper WoodsPointe Wood Three ask their respective cityteeqqen died 00 July counClls to pay for a new27 at about 130 alD dlgIt4f radio system~~ ~ p~ -pun Iwuvue UWAt=C Improveutility they were puampeu- ments the roughly $12 md-gen in bit the tree A hon network Wlll let morefourth pauenger recov- than two officers talk smul-eftd from aUnOI inJwies taneously over a singleThe driver a 17-year-old channel Advocates say theWoods reeident now 18 enhancement Wlll mcreasecould spend the rest or tactical flJlIoiiity and1WI Ufe in prison if con- reduce response timencteC uf thiCCl counts 01 ii Due to a iugh demandsecond-delree murder for road salt throughout theHe Is also befog clarled Midwest mUnlClpal offiCialswith 1eavme the sceoe of ill the Grosse Pomtes sharean lnJ1Uy accident salt supplies to make up forFI photo by Brad LIndberg Spot shortages and del1ery

delaysbull Local mom-and-pop

retaJ1 busmess owners thisseason report hlgher holidaysales Heavy snows bogdown some shoppers butcold weather contributes tostrong sales of outerwear

bull The level of LakeSupenor hasnt been thiSlow smce the days of

See HW REVIEW page 3A

bull Harper Woods pohce are mstru-mental 10 the apprehenSion of severalteens responSible for a stnng of rob-benes usmg an AK-47 machme gunThe strmg of crimes stretchedthrough St Clair Shores DetrOitHarper Woods Eastpomte and thePointes The group was finally appre-hended when It was recognized uponretunung to the area of one of Its pre-VIOUScapers

The mmors were taken mto cus-tody sent to court and await chargesIn eight connected robbenes

Februarybull The year-long constructIOn and

res ftulJlg prOject of i94 oegan thlSmonth as soon as the snow c1earEdforworkers to Inspect the bndgesIntermittent delays and hasslesbegan and perSisted throughout theyear along the major comdor of theCity

Barn destroyed 19 horses killedAwakened by IWJ 13-year-01d daupter at abo 480 LlIl on 8an

day Jaly 8 G1Ce PoInte Wooda raldent lIarll Carter rushed frombJa b01l8e onto Cook Road to map plaoto of the b11lDiDamp barn at theGraue PoInte H1IDtClub Tbe clrca-1890 ftructure a total 1~but clab olDct ADd ueJdteeU are already PUttma tOlJether pfor a replacatellt A 23-yeu-old ~ 8Wl ~ ~ ~ed foranon uad 19 eoaata 01 wtIIfal uad maUd- d~oJi of an animal

Harper Woods in 2001Building up to the second half of a century

Harper Woods may be a fully devel- condItIOn of the wstnct are oftenoped and lanJlocked suburb but debated and serve to be one of the2001 signaled the start of many largest pomts of contention In thechanges electIon year

Mayor Ken Poynter explamed thesechanges as necessary steps to makeHarper Woods the kmd of commumtypeople want to hve In Jlnd peoplewant to move to

These changes came In manyshapes and sizes but centered aroundbUlldmg Whether It was bulldmgspmt for the CltyS5Oth anDiversarybwldmg new facilities or buIldmg themfrastructur~to help spur a renewedcommerclsl mterest the city wasbusy WIth several projects all yearlong

Januarybull The year started on a progreSSIVe

note With reolutlOns made by HarperWnNis C1ty ccnCi lak JU December

The course of actIon ISset to aggres-Sively address the Kelly Road prob-lem The first heanngs on the rezon-mg of Kelly Road between Seven andEight Mile road to offices are heldthiS month and SIgnal the start of ms-cusslOns all year

Alternatlv( methgtdsof altenng the

- INOEX

bull Students at Harper WoodsTyrone elementary fimshed theI school )ear Wlth 12 versions of thehhdayseaso~ as part of a celebration01 ~UHUltl ana cnaraeter Page 9A

bull Local mOJll and pop retailersheld their own agamst the nationaleconomicdownturn Page llA

bull The Greatest Gift Foundabonfounded by a Groese Pointer IS dew-cated to helping parents andteenagers make WUle deciSIOns concernmg drugs and alcohol Page lB

bull Notre llames baaketball teamwon for the hird time in four gameswhn it rolled past Wmdsor StBrennan 68-50 Page 12A

Twu wlJ iugh school athletes haveSigned national letters of intent withDivision I schools Souths Chris Getzsigned to play baseball at WakeForest and University LIggettSchoolsAlIa Conti will play tennis atWiflCODlin ~ 12A and 13A

Shopper alert

Trash pick-upHobday trash pick-up through

aturday Jan 5 Wlll be as followsCity of Grosse Pointe Thesdays

trash will be collected on Thursdayand Wednesdays $rash Wlll be col-lected on Friday

Recychng Items on the Wednesdayroute will be picked up on Thursday

GrONe Pointe FarmsWednesday Thursday and Fridayroutes will remain unchanged

Grosse Pointe ParkWednesday Thursday and Fridaypickup Wlllbe delayed by one day

Grosse Pointe ShoresRegularly scheduled Monday andfuesday trash pick-up Wlll be collected on Thursday Wednesday andThursday trash pick-up w111bedelayed one day

Grosse Pointe WoodsWednesday Thursday and Fndaypick-up Wlll be delayed by one day

Harper Woods Trash pick-upWillbe delayed one day

Opinion 6AObituaries 8AScheel 61 bullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 1 bullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull II bullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbullbull 9ABusiness 10AEntertainment 68

Seniors 88

ClaSSified ads 9B

gt Tnree women were VlctlmS last week~W a rnle en=tch~r or snatcheuro 8 wiuj~

achng their vehicles with groceries 10tb 20400 block of Mack in Grosse PomteWoods Detectives are scannmg stores~ty tapes for clues

In the first mcident on Saturday Dee22 at about 645 pm a 74-year-oldHarper Woods woman was loadmg gro_op~ int the trunk of h~r at wIlton tl

man reached ~ the passenger com-partment and took her purse

She dellCribed the subJect as a blackmale about 15 to 20 years old between 5-foot-8 and m feet tall with a mediumbvild The woman lost her credit cardsSocial Security card car keys ald cash

Two more thefts took place the follow-mg conseeutlve dllYS bull

On Sunday IJelto 24 shortly before830 pm a 56-year-old Detroit womans8Jd she was distracted by ~o youngmen while loadmg grocenes She soonlearned her purse had been taken tromthe front seat of her car

In the third mCldent Fo AA-v r lrlwoman from DetrOit lost $350 hercheckbook and a cellular telephone whensomeone stole her purse under the sameCircumstances on Monday Dec 24 at 9am

January 3 2002Grosse Pointe News

set up shop In a bUIldmg onlower Jefferson at MarylandIn the Park

bull Grosse Pomte Parkmayor Palmer Heenan whoIS often the first among localelected offiCIals to speak lusmmd on controversial I88ueswhIle others lay low and seehow the WInd blows comesout agamst a proposed JointrecreatIOn commISSIOn

He said the proposalwould establish an appomt-ed redundant bureaucracythat IS unaccountable to tax-payers

bull Suburban voters areexpected to oppose a 20percent millage mcreaserequested by Wayne CountyCommunity College

The mcrease would last 10years and raIse an eftimat-ed $32 5 mllhon Its firstyear costmg the averageGrosse POinte and HarperWoods homeowner an extra$268 In property taxesannually The measure ISeXJl(Cted to pass overwhelm~ingly m DetrOit

Novemberbull Although Grosse Pomt~

and Harper Woods votersJom then suburban col-leagues throughout Wayn~County to turn down a 150percent llul1age hlkrequested by WaYIJe CountCommumty College theIssue receIves enough support m DetrOit to pass over-all

bull City admInistratorsadjust muniCIpal budgets topay the hIgher cost of roadsalt The pnce of salt hasskyrocketed over last yeardue to short supply

bull The natlOns economicdownturn WIll hurt WayneCounty more than otherareas of MIchIgan accordmgto two economIsts from theUrnverslty of Michigan TherecessIOn Will cost the coun-ty 26000 private sector jobsConditions are forecast toturn around by 2004

bull While malung anotheVISit to the Grosse PomtesT t ltIIU nt t~rnu __says the - state will rOlllthrough the current rockyeconomic tImes

Michigan IS In a muchhQ+lIlroflo nCl+- n~ n nn+-

th~~gh thlurec~~slO~~ IPosthumus says ~From aJob perspectIve our taxrates are lower so jobproviders are more hkely tostay here than they were 10years ago when we had hightax rates ~

bull AustIn Texas IS target-ed With an advertlsing cam-paign to attract talentedworkers to Wayne CountyThe COUnty has expenencedan exodus of young employ-able people who haveshIpped out to parts of thecountry they find moreappealIng such as ChicagoTexas and the West Coast

bull A study by theSoutheast MIchIgan Councilof Covernment concludesmost populatIon and jobgrowth m southeastMichigan over the n~t 30years will take place In theout-county region

bull A proposed $2 bl1bontransit system bUIlt rUOundmodern bus technologywould serve the seven coun-ty regIon of southeastMichIgan accordIng to aproposal by SEMCOG Thesystem would be funded inpart by a sales tax on ser-vIces rendered m WayneMacomb and Oakland coun-tIes

Decemberbull A bIg raInstorm dunng

a mornmg rush hourswamps streets seemInglyeverywhere drivers turnCommuters grumble asflooded roadways snarl traf-fic throughout the GrossePOIntcs and Hal per Woods

bull The Grosse POIntes andHarpcr Woxs clther pass orprepare to pass resolutIOnsto collect the Intreased mlll-age tax for Wayne CountyCommumty College

Society are alilung mumCl-pal leaders of the five GrossePomtes to each allocate a$5000 contrlbutlOn to helpdefray the orgamzatlOnsoperatmg costs

l1aybull CopIes of Grosse

Pomte 1880-1930~ are sell-mg fast Released only fourweeks ago the hIstorybooks speedy sales havereaders hopmg authorstomters Suzy Berschbackand Madeleme SocIa Willvuut lgttlluna vulume Inthe meantime the bookenters a second pnntmg

Junebull Mother Nature does her

part by proViding excellentweather for the NauticalCoastal Cleanup About 500volunteers turn out for theSIxth annual event whIchnets debrIS from coastalvaters aloiig th~ GrubbePomtes and other spotsalong Lake St ClaIrS east-ern shoreline Since 1996volunteers have clearpdnearly 200 tons of junk fromthe lake

Augustbull MIclugan Lt Gov Dick

Posthumus who is also thehItely Repubhcan nommeeto head the state If hedecides to run for office uponthe completlOn of Gov JohnEnglers final term comesout agaInst taxmg communi-tIes for residents-only parksPosthumus makes the state-ment while tounng thePomtes

bull The parasItes andsewage spills threatenmgthe Great Lakes have allIesm Washington D Cthirsty politicians who wantto commandeer the worldslargest supply of freshwater

Local control of the lakesIS more important now thanever because of massive pop-ulatIOn shIfts and hencepohtlcal power to the andSouthwest said MIchiganLt Gov DiCk Posthumusdunng a stopover in thelomtes

We ought to be fighting tocontrol it nght here~Posthumus said Its ourwater It SOur tuture

SeptemberIi Lueal chlidren show

theIr colors by wmnIng arambow of ribbons at theMichIgan State Fair Theawards ranging from firstpremIUm to honorable men-tIon in a number of youthdiVISIons came m communi-ty arts contests such as artsand crafts baking and pho-tography

bull Grosse Pomte andHarper Woods reSidents joma natIOn outraged by terror-ISt attacks on Sept 11

Although no current resI-dents of the commumty arekilled or injured formerPOInter and noted finanCIalexpert David D Alger whohad an office on thp Clkdfloor of the World TradeCenters north tower isreported mIssmg and pre-sumed dead Wlthm days ofthe recovery effort hIS obIt-uary appears In the natIonalmedIa

bull An ambitious campaIgnIS launched to raIse $1 mllhon by the end of the year tohelp vIctIms of Sept 11

Each of the GrossePomtes commIt $5000More than $200000 ISpledged by pnvate donorsthroughout the commumty

bull State Rep AndrewRIchner R-Grosse PomtePark IS the firt to admitsurprIse upon learnmg thereI no MIchIgan law expresslyforblddmg fundralsmg forterronst outfits

In the wake of theSeptember attack RIchnerhpplnq pnttmg tOgpthPT ]pe-IslatlOn to outlaw raisIngmoney to benefit terrOrIst

bull The Grosse PomteArtists Assocllltton plans to

October

Iorom page lA2001 review --------to help WIth the sixth annu-al Nautical CoastalCleanup

My parents alwaystaught me to respectnature said KathleenClark club presldent andSouth senIOr

Aprilbull Grosse Pomte 1880-

1930~ a picture hIstory ofthe commumtys early dayshits book tores AuthorsSUl) D CllOC ULIMadeleme Socia of theFarms received cooperationfrom the Grosse PomteHistorical Society inresearclung the communItyand obtammg vmtage pho-tographs

bull The directors of theGrosse Pomte HistorIcal

Sanuago Entertainment Center

Suggested Retail 510 S 1S

Sale $5995

See CITY 2001 page SA

Rerro Ve Slat BedQlfrrn

Suggested Ret S I S60

Sale $849

C bull 1 D R J bullJpeCZat 1rice euuctuJnr onbull Bedrooms Dining Rooms

bull Entertainment Centers bull Home Office

40 Off all UpholsteryPLUS

AmgSuggesrltd R $1 980

Sale $1099

40 OFF ACCESSORIES

12 OffTHOMASVILLE

PREMIUMBEDDING

Plus With the purchaseof select Martress sets

you will get 2 Visco-da~Tic

Memury Foam PIllows(3 wlIh Il KIng flU plJrrhfht)

Dn tT IJ l-Lc ~

If(JIumilk

S 100 ()rF LEATHER~or-) )II I cnhJ lJlt IL s)() Oil 1lIhu ( IIn

gt ) ()f IllIhn OnOlllilJ

ran unopposed for mayorIncumbent councIl mem-

bers Patnck Petz andJoseph Jennmgs reclaimedtheir seats WIthout a contest10 the Nov 6 electIOn as didcouncIl newcomer Jean MWeIpert

Voters m the City alsoapproved fund 109 for a new$2 6 mllhon pool and bath-house for Neff Park by a 4-1margm In May DemolItIOn

to of th 39 J -44 vlJ yvv~ uuubathhouse began afterLabor Day weekend andcontractors are only a fewdays behInd schedule intheir timelIne m gettlOg thenew complex open byMemOrIal Day weekend

CLARKSTON

BrlUsh GenrryBloomsburyRound Pedestal Tableamp Club ChamSuggested RetaIl 510 380

Sale $6195

2001 -In

Review

RIver RoadsComputer AnnoireSuggested Rctd 54785

Sale $2499

replace BremmerSusan Wheeler who

served the city as mayorsmce 1994 and on the cItycounCil SInce 1987 deCidednut to seek a fifth two-yearterm a1gtmayor 10 NovemberDale Scrdce who served onthe city council lOre 1989

News2A

Out with the old timersin the with the new in City

BLOOMFIELD HILLS1wdl0rrn IUcuruuurnt1eid com

4080 Telegraph RdPhone (2~)

By Bonnie CapraraStaff Woter

The year 2001 was d yearofthmgs anew ill the CIty ofGrosse Pomte

Mter the retIrement ofTom Kresbach who servedas cIty manager for 35 yearsthe cIty council named MikeOverton as lts new cIty man-ager m January Overtonhad been city manager ofRoosevelt Park outSideMuskegon for 3 12 vealBefore that he had been cItymanager of HudJOn for 4 12years

ChrIstme Bremmer whoserved as aslstant managerfor 21 year bid the cItyadieu In June to become citymanager of West BloomfieldCIty admmlstratIon staffer

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In hIS own words themIgratory wmds were call-Ing Now retiredElsengruber wIll spend hISwmter months In Flonda

Taking hts place IS DarnelPalmer a relative newcomerto the cIty who has thrownhIS energy IUtObettenng theCIty schools parks an~other programs

SaWIcki SzymanskI andthe slttmg councI membersall said they looked forwardto a productive couple ofyears WIth Palmer as part ofthe team

bull Harper Woods serves aba home to the Umted StatesMarmes after security

UIQlIOQ qllClO poundYWI I-hn ~~~11 attacks

The Toys for Ibts collec-tion based out of EastlandCanters acant NBD BankIS a good fit for both the malland the mannes accordJn~to offiCIals from both SIdes ofthe agreement

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bull Harper Woods librarydIrector Dale Parus receivesan early Chnstmas presentfrom the Friends of theLibrary m the form of atechnolOgical advance

A collectIOn of 65 DVDsstarts out the five-year planto replace as much of themedia over to the moredurable lnd more attractlveformat

The new collectIon IS notthe only boon during the hol-Idays however Parus saidThe legacy left by a hbrarypatron WIll be used III 2002for updates 10 the bUlldmgand a pOSSIble additlOn

More than 900000 toysare collected and dIspersedthroughout the metro areafrom the drop-off SIteincluding many from thestudents at Harper WoodslIlgh SllJuul lilul uLlurschools throughout thePomtes

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bull InformatIOn dIssemina-tIon got much Simpler mHarper Woods With the com-pletion of the lUulllLlpalsIgn The twoslded SIgn Sits10 front of the fire depart-ments at the rorners ofAllard ard Harper on thewest Side of 1-94

The $60000 SIgn holds2040 lIght bulbs and IScapable of bemg pro-grammed for Pictures andtext It proves usefulthroughout the rest of theconstruction 8eR~on dl~play-mg road closures anddetours along WIth hohdaygreetmgs and importantCIVIClates such as meet10gsand curbSide leaf pIckupThe Stl r~celves tremen-dous positive feedback

bull Three generations offam1hes counCIl membersfnends and reSIdents whohad been m the city ofHarper Woods since Itsbeglnmngs as GratiotTownshIp gathered Oct 29to celebrate the 50thanmversary of the CItySmcorporatlon

A new electromc Sign wasoffiCIally unveIled and dedI-cated to the city before thetime capsule was compiledand sealed by mayor KenPoynter and city managerJIm Leldlem

Novemberbull Election time brought a

heated rarp tn HrpegtWoods thIS year

Incumbents JohnSzymanskI and VIVianSaWIcki retamed theIr seatswith Szymanski gettmg thenod as mayor pro-tern butthere was a race for thethird open seat

The open seat had beenheld by Dick Elsengruber awell-known and liked cItIzenwho stepped dCll~ ~ftr hav~mg spent several months ofhis last term out of town

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The year 2001ln Harper Woods was one of bull ding whether it was programscommunity or as most people noticed the bridges spanning 1-94 The end ofDecember saw the completion of the Lochmoor bridge Residents were happy asit would Dillybe a few more weeks until road hassles became one of the few badmemories of the citys 50th year

an Important step In the Octoberprogress of the constructIOnalong the 1-94 corridor

CIty manager JImLeldlem praIses the MDOTworkers aud contractor= fortheir progress and honestlyadmits disbelief that somuch has been done Thebndge reconnects the twohalves of the City allaytngconcerns and doubts aboutthe reoponse ttme of pohcefire and medIcal vehicles

bull State faIr season amvesat the LUCido household andr~thy Lucdo starts b3Jr~--g

The Harper Woods womantIes a career record of sevenfirst-place rIbbons for herconfectlOnenes Inclu~ed Inthe awards IS a first-place IndIJjJie pie tWQ cookIeawar~ a second place over-all In cakes and n lot of fun

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bull The Harper Woods openhouse combined all Atsdepartments offenngs IUtOone hugely successful partyfor the 50-year anniversary

Chlldren get a chance toplay With thefire hose drIveone of the large earthmovers or pet BrUIser thecItys canine pohce officer

Adults looked over thehistory of the cIty and alsobaw Just what makes up thentau AT Q 1+

LuckIly paving north ofcity hall on Harper wascomplete In tIme for the fes-tlVlhps aHO111ng everyone tosee the progress that wasbeing made

bull The Marching PIOneersAnn thp Harner Woods BandBo~st~~s-- h~ted their 7thannual Band-o-rama Throughout the day audI-ences were treated to theperformances of 14 bandsfrom as close as home to asf~ G3 bullWChUI DdY dnQArmada

The exhIbitIon a warm-uppirfviiiiarl C ful t11~UlUIJ~tItlve season regaled thestands With musIc fromSpain South AmericamovIes and theater Theshowcase of color and beatwas a bIg success and hascontmued to grow eversmce saId Don SImons thedIrector of the event for2001

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receIve a VISIt from a 12thcentury miraculous holyrehc

The Kursk-Root Icon ofthe mother of God certLfiedby rehglOus leaderb as anauthentic miracle-grantingobject spent two days m thenewly erected monastery onOld Homestead

Usually kept In a vault InNew York the lwn wasbrought out for the purposeof bleSSing the water froman artesian well that the~1J~k rCGpn~d fvamp u~- ~ u

font of holy water for thechapel

Father John the leader ofthe Orthodox congregatIOnlIlvltes all I eSldents of thearea to VISIt the bUIldingsand the Impresslvely land-scaped gardens and pondThe work lhelf seems mIrac-ulous to those assembled

Many commumtles savemoney for 20 or 40 yearsbnd st1H ria 10t 13 bull c enUH6~~to bUIld a new homeFather John saId

Much oCthe money for themonastery came from themembers of the church andthrough the sale ofa pnestshome In Grosse PofnteWoods

Augustbull Fresh blood gets Infused

mto the Fnends of theHarper Woods Llbraly WIththe appomtment of KImSIlarskJ

Sllarskl whose back-Qronnri Itl adve1iBL~g pub-hC relations and promotionsSUItS her well to the task ofsellmg the Idea of a biggerand better hbrary She takesthe Job serIously

JOlmng her in the cam-paign IS her husband MartmBandjke best known forbemg the noon to 3 P mradIO personality on WDETDetrOlt pubhc radIO

The group assesses theSItuation of the library andbeginS to make long-termand short-term goals Thesegoals result m a successfulbook salp and donatIOns tothe ltbrarys collectIOn

bull After many freeway clo-sures and detours theAllard Avenue bridge opensonee again to traftie makmg

the class of 2001

bull The Harper Woodsparade shows off all the goodUangs happenmg In the cItyover the hohday weekend

Mayor Ken Poynter gets astrone response to hiS chal-lenge to dnvers of claSSICcars as he led the pack WIthhIS Packard which whetsappetites for the dreamcruIses to come m the fallwhile hearkening back tothe OrIginal cruisers thattoured thp ct pt IP1 gthe cItys early years

Junebull The citys focus In June

turns to celebratmg thecItys 50th anmversary

A DrIve-in mght drawsOllt a sock-hop atmosphereand an AmerIcan GOthICfeel that puts the commUni-ty In a partytng mood Themght goes off WIthout ahLtlll dJld IS i1 iJlg successSome talk of the eventbecommg an annual affaIr

bull One of the last CIties inthe area WIthout the serviceHarper Woods upgrades Itsambulances and personnelto offer advanced li(e sup-port

ReSidents are relieved bythe security offered by thesysteru and theIr feehngsare echoed by the firedepartment

Chief Tom Fannerexplained You can only usethe tools you have and thtsIS another great tool

TI-l system qmckly provesItself In Harper Woods andGrosse Pomte Woods as heatstroke and other heat relat-ed or trIggered ailmentsstrike the commumty sever-al tlmes dUM-ngthe het sum-mer months

July bull The Johnston Park

Improvement project suf-fered setbacks over theFourth of July weekend dueto vandals

ExtenSIve damage wasdone to an electrical box In

the new structure and the=~--ywt iu ~~bUlldmg was also left m anunusable state Police sus-pect the vandals weredrunken or overzealous rev-eler hke those responSiblefor thp Hnnt fhh blaze lthe POlntes

bull The last of the slimscommg down fugnal thechangmg of the guard atEastland Center The famil-Iar and mdlgenous Hudsonsnameplate IS replaced byMarshall FIelds

SerVIces merchandiseand staff remain constant atthe department store but

bull The lIbrary in Harper the name Signals a turnmgWoods hooked Into IBlstro pomt for the mallas one of the first major DIrector of public rela-move by new library direc- tlons LlUda Magyar guard-tor Dale Parus edly announces a long-term

The upgrade IS part of plan for bnnging the onceParus goal to move the revered eastSIde ohOlinglibrary j-I~ tlth- mecca back to Its former sta-nology to better serve the tuspatrons and brings the com Her claims are parnallyputers in the library to confirm hy thp Ipen~g cfU1ulil fuller use a HoneyBaked Ham restau-

The IBlstro system fea- rant and other stores dunngtures a user-fnendly graphiC 2001 and the announcementmterface and allows Harper of plans that Include aWoods reSIdents to use tra- Lowes Home ImprovementdltIonal searches by tOpIC store 10 2002author and subject as wellas by assoclatlon and by pIC-tures Other new featuresIncluded In the systemInclude the abxhty to searchhbranes from home or workVIa the Internet

The system was wellrecP1ved saId Parus evenby the semors who VISit thehbrary regularly and wereaccustomed to the old blue-screen search

bull St Sabaat RUSSIanOrthodox Monastery opensIts doors to be dedIcated and

The CIty of Grosse POinteFoundatIOn contributed$340000 of the $800000facehft proJect which fund-ed the constructIOn of thewater wall Its bIggest pro-Ject to date

The CltVs mumclpal courthas instItuted some newchanges As of December allcourt busmess WIll be con-ducted m the Cltv hall notthe public safety bUIldingThe move was planned tocparate the conrt and pubhe safety department and toafford both departmentsmore room

January 3 2002Grosse Pointe News

From page IA

HWreviewMarch

bull A dispute over funds Inthe Harper Woods Gardenclub sparked debate and aneventual sundenng of the~oup Into two factlOlls Thecrux afthe arguments stemsfrom the supposed rmsap-propnatlOn of fundmgthough no proof of wrongdo-mg can be found

Mter m1sunderstandmgsl1C p~pr lo -lr OtL

straight the two groupSbegan to cooperate oncemore and move forward to asuccessful Garden tour Inthe sunmer of 2001

bull Salter Park IS appropn-ated by M-DOT ill a dealstruck by the cIty andremams closed to the pubhcfor the duratIOn of the year

To the dIsmay of some res-ldpnu And the Ioltudente ofBishop Gallagher highschool the park is filledWIth large constructionmachmery vats of pavingtar ilmI cement mIXers

The move helps overbur-dened traffic flow throughthe area and improvementsand repaving of the park arepromised by the encroachmgworkers m return for theulle of space

~ A junior-year transferstudent to Harper WoodshIgh IS found carrytng ahandgun on school grounds

The lgtiruatlon IS handledresponSIbly and qUlckly byfaculty and admLllstratlonand no harm comes to any ofthe students CounselorsState they beheve the crimewas the youths defensemechamsm to a recentdnve-by shootmg near tus-home but do not condone theaction

Aprilbull The April 5 edition of

the Grosse POinte News wel-comes Harper Woods into Itscoverage

The syner81st1c works ofthe neighborhood club WarMemonRI nubIle -0 TlT

and schools are all combmedInto one paper and allHarper Woods families cannow find their school newn111 cue paper A few mlscommumcatlOnsoccur ill the first month ofthe changeover Feedback

frcin reSidents of IIarperWoods to the edItorial staffof the Grosse Pointe Newsleads to a qUIck response toconcerns and a better focusrof what readers In HarperWoods want from the paper--May

bull The $500000 bondsecured for Improvements to

Johnston Park start to takeeffect wtule one of the local

-landmarks leaves for a new-home

As ground IS broken onthe new DPW maintenancebuddmg reSIdents bIdfarewell to the mlhtary tank

whIch had been a longstandmg monument near- the memonal garden- Students at the hIghbull school are saddened by the

news of the tanks depar-ture as the traditIon of

pamtmg the metal monsterWIll be demed to them

The old guard shed madebull obsolete by the new bulld-

mgs bemg erected IS used asa sacnficlal lamb to the

~graduatmg semors andproudly wears the banner of

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The CIty also contmuedWIth Its new look for theVIllage thIS spnng and sum

mer With constructIOn of the ~treetscape II project The

second phase of the VillageconstructIOn project mclud-

ed a npw performance areaat the south end of

bull Kercheval and St ClaIr forthe MUllC on the Plaza con-

i cert serlCS and a water wallon th~ OPPOSite end )f themtprsectlOn which was ded-

Icated and named afterKressbach m September

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what they do 10 their ownhome - what theyre com-fortable WIth I make themaware that there are differ-ent styles Its not my placetu say that one style 18 betterthan the other but anawareness IS key HarnsonsaId

For example coming fromthe South Harnson wouldencourage chIldren torespond to an adult WlthYes Maam or Yes SirAlthough ths response ISnot appropriate m theNorth the general conceptof pohteness IS Courteousle~punse igtumversal

Harrison deSigned a cour-tesy and charm program forschools over the summerShe feels that the classroomIS the best forum for tillskmd of instructIOn

laquoThere war a time whenchIldren would learn man-ners from either sittmgaround the family dinnertable evlry smgle mght or ata tea table Wlth theIr grandmother Hamson sudThose days are gone Sowhat we need IS a new

forum and schools are theperfect forum Thats wherekids do the most mteractmgThey mteract With adultsthey mteract Wlth peers

HarTlson belIeves thatsmce a lot of parentmg goesWIth teachillg it wouid be agood mvestment for schoolsto teach mteractlon skIllsalong Wlth the many otherskills they adopt for study-Ing test-takmg etc Shefeels that polite behaVlor ISthe glue to graspmg otherhfe skills and academICskIlls

Harnson prefers that herstudents develop a confi-dence 10 their all-occaSiongood behaVIor over draWlngpnde pnmarlly from know-Ing the details In haute-cul-ture etiquette These detailscan be looked up In a readyreference of etiquette beforea -oeCHt pvpnt 8 courtesyculturE cannot be developedmtantly

I think Emily Post her-splfwould have to refer backto the etlqUftt~ hook nowand agam Hamson said

All the children InHarrIsons class leave Wlthan etiquette book A LtttleBook of Manners There 18an edItIOn for glrls and anldltlOn for bovq

Toddlers hould get mtothe habIt of SImply acknowl-edging someone who speaksto them EyE contact and ahello may be all that ISexpected Just to make themcomfortable around adultsbut rcgtpectful

Children should not be toofamlhar With adultPal ents must define limItsof famllianty for themstregtsmg that there IS a Imebetween talkmg to adultsand talkmg to their peers

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HI ltlU ILlldLlUn~cnllOIPnUll get mto the habIt ofrespondmg pohtely They-1II lt1111LU tidy No LllallKyou lI1stead of No Theycan say Yes pleasernstead of laquoYea Instead ofwhat when they cannothear someone clearly theycan ask pardon meexcuse me or Im sorry

Those al e thmgs that Ifwe start young they Justbecome habIt and secondnature HarrIson saId

HarTlson s four-year-oldboys use colorable andwashable place mats thathave a place-settmg map

drawn n them ThiS rem-forces the rule of wherethings are placed on thetable The boys set the tableaccordingly

Harnson gives her boys adull table kmfe so that theycan practIce cuttmg foodthat IS easy to cut hkecanned peaches

And were not even any-where nearly to the pomt ofholdmg It correctl but Justbemg comfortable WIth Itshe said So when they getolder we can say you knowhow you hold It thIS way Tryholdmg It like thiS

HarTison beheves thatwhIle children can learnabout proper etIquette at awlddmg reception theyqhould not be expected tofoliothol rule when eat-mg out of cardboard boxes Inthe back on a mmvan

HarTison mtructlOn IStlexlblr for qtyle such al forA Contmental versuAmencan prpferencr In thphome She tells students 10practice to uqe whatevprltyle they are molt comfort-able WIth - usually theAmeTican ltvle More Impor-tant tban tyll - qWitchmgfork from hand to hand ornot - Iholdmg the utenqllscorrectly qhe said

I encourage them to do

to practice settmg thetable uSing utenSils cor-rectly answering the tele-phone and InteractmgWlth others m a maturecourteous fashIOn

Set an example throughyour own behaVIOr Few ofus exlublt the manners ofa fimslung school matronall of the time but chIl-dren WIll learn respect forothers best by observmgtheIr parents teachersand other adults treatmgone another WIth digmtyand c(lurtesy You canexpect your chddren toremember thp GoldenRule 10 all they say and doIf youre the first to makeIt the baSIS for your ownmteractlOns

Have at least one readyreference on your familysbookshelf on the subject ofetiquette Tills WIll helpIllustrate the Importanceof tlus tOPiC as well asoffering guIdance whenquestIOns anse

Think of manners andetIquette as an essentialpart of your clulds educa-lon rather than a soap-box that we occaSIOnallyhop onto pnor to weddmgsand reUnIons In the sameway that you proVlde chli-dren Wlth safety mforma-tIon also glve them theessential tools of goodmanners for hVlng happIlyand successfully m theirworld

sense about the magic of atea party but It also pro-Vldes a peek at an Illstoncal-ly Important ntual And ItSthe perfect opportumty topractIce polite behaVlor Wlthfnends wlule haVlng lots offun Hamson said

Word spread and soonHarnson was offenng teaparties for cluldren at com-mumty educatIon programsIn Troy Berkley Ferndalenn (irn Tl

Harnson also hosts teapartIes and offers instruc-tIOn m etIquette at theGroqql Pnmte WarMemonal She Wlll launch anew parent-and-cluld coursethIS WInter from Jan 13-Feb 4

I have taken tea Wlthsome of the most amazmgchIldren m settings frombasements to ballrooms andhave enjoyed each and everytER party Ive prOVidedHarnson said But teachmgIgt where my heart IS

Harrison mvestlgatedschools of protocol andresearched style vanancesm etiquette She then puttogether a curriculum ofwhat American childrenshould know and began todIspense the mformatlOngently and warmly m herself-described style ofmomma and school-teacher Hamson believesthat chIldren can best adoptnew skills and behaVIOrsthrough play and appealmgto the reality of theIr dallyhves

1f the CUlture of pohtebehaVIOr - RIGHT - ISencouraged all the timeHarnson mamtams It WIllnot be necesqarv to tpachspeCIfic responses to everykmd of SituatIOn ChIldrenwill Jut automltlcallybehave politely m every sce-nano Parents qhould begmfacllttatmg a courteqy cul-ture among even small chil-dren

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By Cyndee HarrisonHelp chlldren have a

receptIve attitude towardthe words mannprs bull eti-quette polite etc byusmg them 10 pOSitIvecomments on their ~hev-lOr You answered thephone so pohtelybull To be receptive to learn-

ing the rules ~f ptlquettechIldren must first under-stand the benefits ofbehavmg 10 a courteousmanner We use our bestmanners because of theway that it makes us feelabout ourselves Themllglc of good manners ISthat people want to heWlth us They want to beour fnends

Draw a parallel betweenthe rules of etIquette andthe roles of an orgaDlzedsport Chl1dren reaItzethat there IS a dIfferencem the way soccer ISplayed for mstance onthe playmg field or mtheir backyard WlthfrIends Just as theserules are more relaxed msome settmgs the rules ofpohte behaVlor are too

ProVlde chIldren Withopportumtles to practicetheir skills OccaSIOnallyeatmg out of a cardboardbox 10 the car fQr exampleISJust one of the necessaryconvemences of manyfamlhes busy dally lIvesBut clllidren also need tohave regular opportumtIes

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Are the rules followed differ-ently

Even the tmy onesunderstand that there IS adIfference Harnson saId

Harnson then explainS tochIldren that the rules of eti-quette vary also

Who wants to learnunder thiS premIse that youhave to be perfect WIth man-ners thIS ImpossIble pnto-col saId Harnson I cer-tamly dont hve up to that

To make It appeahng forktds I thmk you need to bevery real

Harnson has found thatthe beauty of teaching chil-dren IS that they do not havethe preconceived notIOns ofEmIly Post etlqultte thatadults have

I thmk people tend tothmk of manners and eti-quette as separate subjectsAnd we dont necessarIlymtegrate them untl1 wepack them mto the mrmvanon the way to Grandmasand tell them Okay tlus IShow youre gomg to actHarnson said

One of the first lessonsshe glVescluldren IS hereon-=-cept of RIGHT respectintegnty grace hospltahtyand tact Each qUalIty ofnght can be adjusted foreach scenano - whether anadult or peer IS beingaddressed the degree ofqoph1shcahon of the venueor settmg and so on

As a manners staple rulechildren also leurn that It ISkey not to glve too muchmformatIon Hamson tellsthem to Just say thank youfor the gift they really dontwant and No thank you tothe food they would rathernot eat The goal IS to getthem m the habit of think-109 before spealong and notsaYlng too much

At Hamsons tea partIescluldren can practice cour-tlsy and etiquette As rem-forcement she remmdsthem Get It RIGHT Orasks Are you domg tlusRIGHT~

Harrisons courtesy andcharm courses grew out ufher tea partIes After relo-catmg to the Pomtes fromAtlanta a few years ago shefound herself m the role ofstay-at-home mom for thefirst tIme She no longer Jug-gled her career as a teacherWlth rIDsmg her three clul-dren - Rachael 7 andtWlns Carter and Coleman4

I Immedlately mIssed thecreatIve outlet that theclassroom had always pro-VIded saId HarTIson IdeCIded tu jJllrUtlIi lungtIme

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Grosse POinte Farms resl- dent Cyndee Harrisonteaches children how to getIt right m etiquette pohte

respongtps and good old com-mon sense for all occasIOns

of real hfe Through a deh-cate and fun approach shecreatIvely dashes incremen-tal dose of guldehne~ uponthe children s consciences

The tnck IS to get childrento make tlemselves overfrom the inside out Ratherthan instructing children toput on a mask of etIquetteoccaSIonally so that otherscan Judge them from theoutSide Harnson seeks tonurture In children habits 10pohteness and tact that Wlllbe ommpresent and appro-pnate for both formal andInformal settings

Its about cultivating aculture of courtesy said

Harnson The magical term of manners doesnt have tohave thIS ex~lusive grown-up Dorothea Johnson can-noauon It s a culture fl

When adults are askedwhen they really began tak-Ing manners seriouslyHarnson exammed manvsay that It was dunng coi-lege or when they beganmtervleWlng for posItionsFor many tlus IS when theyrecogmzed that there IS aneed for formal behavlOr

Harnsull ~trelgtled that IfchIldren understand thlsvhen the) alt yuung theycan feel confident and goodon the mSlde They will rec-ogmze that people hke bemgaround them

Harnson treats teachingpohte behaVlor like safetytrammg When children aretoddlers they are taughtabout laquohot and they gradl~-ally progress to more soplns-tIcated rules she explamed

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to make It a respected commoditybull bUYlOg food on the world market

rathEr than tryIng to Irrtgate aridlands for food

bull redlrectmg money spent on ineffi-cient agrICultural practIces to mdustry

A case-by-case aSSt-Allment IS

reqUired to achIeve any solutIOn toproblems of watEr scarcIty Howeverthe fIrst step is to acknowledge that aproblem exists and It currently affects35 percent of humaOlty ThIS 18 pro-Jected to double withm 25 years

Most Importantly we must under-stand that water 1S the source of life AB the competition over water contin-ues to grow the power of water mustbe understood If carefuUyapproached the thIrst for water caneventually prOVide the drmk forpeace

Without this most valuableresource none of us will survive Wehave no choice but to act now and totake personal responsibility for aproblem that affects us all

The United Nations has perma-nently deSignated World Water Dayas March 22

Stella Thomas IS a consultant forthe Umted Nations on worldwidewater problems She has researchedand studied oceans rwers and lakesthroughout the world Her researchhas been primarily focused on the eco-nomic political and legal implWo-tions of international water basins(ie Nil~ Jordan Euphrates Indus)uith regard to the peace process confllct rellOlutwn and national secuntyconcerns

She IS a natzue of Grosse PointeWoods (graduated from Grosse PomteNorth High School) She zs fimshmg aPhD in lnternatwnal RelatIOns and iDiplomacy from the Universlty ofParis Her education also Includesdegrees from the London School of EconomIcs Cambndge Unwersity _and Muhlgan State Unwerszty

She IS currently completlnSl a bookon the economic polItIcal and legalImplIcatIOns of mternallonal waterbaSinS With regard to the peaceprocess confllCt resolutIOn (lndnatIOnal secunty concerns

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largest dams the Ataturk DamwhIch It was bulldmg at the tImeThis dam IS one of several planned toreVitalIze the southeast sectIon ofTurkey by 2010

Once thiS large-scale project(referred to as GAP) IS fully opera-tIOnal hydrologIcal engIneers fearthat the Ataturk Dam alone couldreduce Synas supply of water fromtlIe Euphrates by 40 percent andIraqs supply by as much as 80 per-cent of prevlOUS lewIs

Syna and Iraq also fear that WIthsllch a powerful weapon Turkey hasthe patent tc use Il1~t~l ~Q ~ poht~cal weapon by controlling Its flowTurke) previously threatened to blockthe flow of water If Syna continued tosupport the PKK (KurdIsh WorkersParty]

Turkey IS blessed With much waterand a mild clImate and therefore hasvery lIttle mcentlve to cooperate Ifsuch a regIOnal dIspute were to anseIn the event of such a cnsls or dis-pute no bmding agreement yet eXIstsm mternational law to solve suchproblems

Syna and Iraq being downstreamon the Euphrates River system and inmore dIre need of water could causeproblems for theIr Turkish neighborupstream if they feel they are notreceiving adequate amounts of water

Throughout the world there needsto be awareness that there exists aproblem billler than ourselves Watpris a finite ie-source that will affect allof us everywhere if it is depIcted

Political officials have an obligationto bring this message to their con-stituents and individuals need tobecome educated and aware Industrymust emphasize sustamable develop-ment projects Reglonal councils mustwork together to implement measuresthat can result in greater under-standing and better cooperationamong states

The medIa must educate the publicand create an awareness of the sever-ity of the issues at both a local and aglobal level

Every individual must understandthat our most precious resource can-not be abused We must understandhow entical water Issues are and Wemust take preventive measures toavoid catastrophlc consequences

Feasible solutions to counter thedwindlIng water supphes before situ-atlOns reach catastrophic proportionsmclude the followmg

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petItIOn over scarce water resourcesTo Illustrate per capita water avaIl-

abihty m the MIddle East has becomethe worst 10 the world The popula-tIOn 10 thiS part of the world has a 3percent to 4 8 percent growth rateand IS doubhng every 23 years

Coupled With domestIc and mdus-tnal pollutIOn dwmdlIng water sup-phes and mIsmanagement of eXlstmgresources water is redrawmg thegeopolItIcal map of the MIddle EastWater IS becommg the catalyst forconflIct and cnsls zones are emerg-mg

Collntriplt ltlIch Il~ Tordlln wfnltchmate IS primarIly desert havemandated water ratlOmng especiallydunng tImes of drought

Poor countrIes do not have thefunds to pay for the progressIvehydrolOgIcal and agnc11It1ral meth-ods proposed to imgate and expandagrIcultural fields for food ThesecountrIes whIch already have ashortage of water for daily use can-not keep up WIth theIr own growthrates

Another extreme case of watershortage IS the Gaza Stnp Gazaswater resources have been chrDlcally over-exploited for decades result-ing in a constant drop 10 the ground-water level

The Gaza Stnp IS endangered bybactenal contammation becausethere IS no adequate sewage infra-structure The situation is even worsein the crowded refugee camps where40 percent of the Gaza popuJationlives

Sewage water is discharged mtopools outsIde of these camps Waterfrom these pools seeps into theground-water aqUIfers used by thePQpuIatlOn as drinkmg water Alsountreated waste water IS used to irri-gate vegetable gardens as there isnot enough water for Irrigation

Although Israel has been commlt-ted to building desalInatIOn andpurification plants about 60 percentof Israels ground water originatesoutsIde of Its borders The West Bankalone accounts for 30 percent ofIsraels water supplies in the form ofunderground aqUIfers The waterissue IS a senous point of contentionin the Israeh-Palestmian conflict

RelatIOns between Turkey Synaand Iraq have also been tense overwater Issues

Turkey has control of the headwaters of the Euphrates Rlver sys-tem In January 1990 Turkey dIS-rupted the flow of the Euphrates tofill the water reservoir of one of Its

By Stella Thomas

We are heanng more andmore about serious waterIssues m the Umted StatesWatet scarcity has now

become a concern 10 this country Justas It has been a worldwIde concern foryears

Although 70 percent of the Earthssurface IS covered wIth water thereeXISts a common mlsperceptlOn thatwater IS an mfimte r~30urce Waterscarcity IS a cntIcal problem becaulteonly 25 percent of the total wfltRrsupply 10 the world IS fresh waterThe remammg amount IS unusable

bull because (If lts hIgh salt content Of thiS 2 5 percent 70 percent ISlocked In Ice caps and glaCiers and 29percent m remote undegroundaquIfers IncredIble as It sounds thiSleaves 1 percent of the Earths totalwater avallable for human consump-tIon

It does not stop thereThIS 1percent IS further reduced by

the poiiutlon oflakes and nvers frommdustnal dIscharge and agnculturalreSIdue

By 2025 as many as 3 billion peoplein 52 countnes w111 be affected bywater scarcity These countries wlllnot be able to meet the baSICdomesticand samtatlOn needs of theIr people

Today 1 5 billion people live with-out access to clean water Withexplodmg populations and rapidlygrowing economies the worlds pri-mlfY vntcr upply -viII need to

Increase by 22 percent to meet domes-tIc and industrial needs

Countnes such as South Mnca andPakIstan and large parts of Chmaand IndIa WIllJom the already water-scarce regions of the Middle East andMnca They will need to develop newwater systems and expand theIr lITI-gatIon systems dramatically Just tofeed thei( exploding populations by2025

Along WIth thiS grOWIng demandwater sources are rapIdly being pol-luted or depleted In some areas con- tammahon levels are so high thatwater cannot even be used for indus-tnal purposes

The SItuatIOn IS further exacerbat-ed by poor water management 10 theform of untreated sewage mdustnaldischarge dumped garbage fuelleaks and agncultural chemIcals thatpollute existmg water supphes

As water IS further stressed by pol-lutIOn and human demand the worldWIllcontmue to WItness grOWIngcom-

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~a)2vu~ be the best year ever forall of us

That was a first 10 43 years Thereare usually remnants of the holidayschnging to chaIr cushlOns and table-cloths for days IIttIe packmg pIccesand sparklIng thmg-a-ma-Jlgs on thecarpet

No one complaIned about the lackof confuslOn and the subtle changesof rout me thiS year LIke much of theworld we adjusted and accommcrdated and got through It all thewhIle realIzmg 10 the bIg pIcturehow very fortunate we are

ThIS IS supposed to be that hme ofyear for reflectmg and resolvmg anduttenng WIse platitudes about thefuture After the year we have JustsurvIVed who of us has the arro-gance to hazard a sage offenng con-cerning what hes ahead We holdtIght tl our faIth and to each other

In the past 24 hours I have lost adear fnend and learned of theImpendmg bIrth of a new longed-forchlld The promIse of our hfe cyclescontmues and our SpIrIts arerefreshed and we once agam behevea new and better year IS about tobegm

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Grosse Pointe NewsVol 63 No I January 3 2002 Page 6A

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All the best

1 ( PTP t(gt11shcJ to see a CleanlIVIn~r room floor Chnstmas night

Itwas a strangely quiet holIdaythIS year Some of our dearfnends m the neIghborhoodwere away for the holidays

others were seriously Ill Our grand-chJldren remamed 10 their ownhomes out of state They are oldenough now to make their ownmemones as It should be thoughthe absence of thelr VItalIty andenel gy was almost palpable here

We admIt the pace SUIted ourmoods thIS year To put It SImply wewere tIred WIth the death of my sis-ter last month our famIly had alibcltgtntogether and It was mutuallyagreed not to uproot the young totravel so soon agam Some of ourdose frIends gathered at our homefor ChrIstmas Eve dmner and It wasd tradItIOn we treasure and lIke toIIlnntam It was mtlmate and cozy11[1felt Just nght

It was nice to have our boys homeOw ~ons new puppy made us gigglefdllllf the void of the mlssmg chIl-dn n WIth her antIcs WIth wrappmgpIj)(r md bows We settled for lessfrllllltl meals and pick-up dmners( ( 1 (Ile chlppmg 10 to help

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There were no crOIssants norolls not even a lousy pieceof toast not even whitebread let alone brownbread

Worse there was no cof-fee The coffee makers wereempty the urns were dry

And everyonfgt must havehad sphttmg headaches aswell Nerves were a raw asmeat m a butchers WIndowto borrow a metaphor fromProfessor Henry Hlggms

We ran to the car andqUickly slIpped across theborder We stopped at thefirst 7-Eleven we could findand bought some aspmnWe then went m the famdyrestaurant we found openNew Years Day After down-mR tour alplnnl lElch) andsome water and coffee wefelt somewhat better

All m all I thmk we Willcelebrate New Vears thISyear the way we do best -at home m our lammles

Happy New Year

Ben Burns of the City ofGrosse Pomte lS director ofthe Journalism program atWayne State Umverslty Hecan be reached atburnsbenhome com or bypflOTUat (J13) 882-2810

Home fac1litles If he had anodomel hklo your car Itwould show that he now hascovered 28400 mdes

If you want to catchHOrWItz on his 2110ths of amue mIDI-run the OlympiCCommIttee and a group ofhiS friends WIll be there forthe handoff wruch is sched-uled for preCIsely 2 59 pmJust thmk of the logistICs ofschedulIng 11500 runnersof all shapes sizes and colors as they proudly carrythat torch

The most entertammgpart of the evenmg waswatchmg Dave Rozema andKlTk GIbson enJoy them-selves along WIth theirwives The former TigersSure know how to have agood bme

It was nice (and probablya good trong) to be able to gostraight to our room and nothave to drive anywhere

About 5 oclock New Yearsmornmg we awoke Theroom was msufferably hotand dry And our headpounded To thiS day wecannot remember any timem which our heads ached soIt was pamful probably theclosest to mlgrames weveever had

Coffee We needed coffeeSo we qUIckly dressed andwent to the ballroom thatwas set up for a buffetbreakfast of crOIssantssticky rolls and coffee

When we got there wewalked mto a hornets nest

HOrwItz started runmngm 1978 ID IlhnOlS and con-tmued through the 12 yearsthat he has directed anduUI Uyu ~iJe Ltnuoren ~

the OlympIC site In Atlantathrough 46 states to the SaltLake CIty Winter OlymPiCSmUtah

HOrWItz IS used to cover-mg greater dIstances Heusually can be seen as asmall curly haired beardedfigure runmng 30 mdes aweek on the streets of theGrosse Pomtes

HorWItz was nom matedfor the honor by his familyNeither hIs WIfe Michelenor any of ros offspnng WIllfess up to bemg the nomma-tor But the) thought I WdSworthy It is a real honorHOrWItz said

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It was a package deal - afour-coulse meal cham-pagne dancmg a New Yearcountdown and a contmen-ttA blikfQ03t i-~~ Ytdl 0

mormu~The dinner was good

albeit slow to arnve Thedance floor was too crowdedto attempt and the cham-pagne went down too easilythough we didnt realize It atthp bme

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He Joins 11500 runnerswho WIll oass the torch from

Mike Horwitz WIll run2110ths of a mile on SundayIt WIll be the shortest andperhaps the most importantdIstance of hiS runnmgcareer wroch dates to 1978

Horwitz57 of theFarms execu-tive directorof theChl1drensHome ofDetrOIt WIllcalT the 10- BeD SurDp 0 u n dOlympIC torch that dayalong 14 MIle In MadisonHeIghts from Alger toGroveland

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still dont know whosefnends they were and wevenever heard from themagam Maybe they came tothe wrong house all along

On another occaSion wewent to Toronto for NewYears Eve We stayed at adowntown hotel had a mceOUlfgtt 0Inn nd thenstrolled Bround until llrnv-lug at City Hall and theclock tower shortly beforemldmght

It wasnt very crowdedand the people were fnendlyAll m all it was one of ourmore memorable New Years

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the resultll were mixedSome were fun others wereheadaches - lIterally

We once went to my in-laws for a New Vears partyI think I was mvitedbecause they needed some-one to tend bar wrule theyplayed cards

Im neither a card playernor a bartender so I had arather bonng time

The most mterestlngthmg that happened thatmght was the arnval of astrange couple No one knewthem but we all acted lIkewe did We welcomed themm offered them food anddnnk and kissed them atmldmght

Even though the womanwas unpleasant to beginWIth and more so as thednnks kicked m we allmade the best of It

After the couple left atabout 2 30 In the mornmgwe Inquired as to who InVlt-ed them No one knew We

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When It comes to nllgtngin the New Vear my Wlfeand I are pretty dull

We seldom go out to dm-ner because Its too crowdedWe dont venture to parties(Of course you have to beinVited to one first)

We dont lIke dnvmg onNew Years Eve for obvIOUSreasons (the other dnvers ofcourse)

I guess Im a bit shy whenit comes to New Years revel-IY r Wiill aiways too embar-rassed to beat panR at mid

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Here was my creatIve and ~ Freud wrote a bnllIantmgenious plan - I dCClded psychology about the Impor-to come down to Earth end tance of the mother-mfant

Ilt-~l nl fi become one of you That way ~ lOVIng bond but 0 a ew I would know better what it people looked and hstenedbull was hke to be human and and he was ridiculed by

mortal and know suffering many Too bad Freud had a-A ~~ =-~- Dt OJ gooa tnIngs to say but

The best way was to when he started talking impregnate a Vlrgm and I about sex in cruldhood Itbull would come down Bli a babe star m the east WIse men turneda lot of people off- on Chnstmas Day Now this who brought pfts It WBli That is understandable

had to be Just nght and spe- really a Special tune The because the people thought Iclal to be unique and dIs- malO trung was I was S81d that sex was bad except

r tmctIve from all the other Father and I was Son too in holy matnmony and toI babies that were commg mto and as Son I would go make babies But I am In the

I the world I sent down my around and preach Wld try pi UCt8S of changmg myangel Gabnel to warn her to get my pomt across that mmd If I Invented it It

I that somethmg Special was my children try to be good must be good and If r ~ave

I going to happen and that Was that asking so much so much pleasure WIth It Itshe shouldnt worry The first thing m order to must be natural and whole-

I picked a nice JeWlsh gIrl be good you have to have some and healthywho was a VIrgJn and had very special parentlDg And However hke so manyI only clean tholJhts In hpl l~ W1S c knu cii oilier thIngs mere mortals

I head even thouih she was the SaVIor and the MesSIah get eamed away They havegoing with Joseph Joseph and your future Redeemer I to learn to be more responSl-was a nice guy too I wanted WBli treated very well as a ble Adam and Eve should

I some good parenting and r baby have just hstened to me picked well I WBli adored They gave Instead of eatmg the fruit

I gave her an Immaculate me gtfts and they never let When r was a boy hvmgconceptIOn meamng I was- me cry They wanted me to WIth Mary and Joseph Int gomg to have a physical be comfortable and happy went to Hebrew school WIthunion WIth her but a spiritu- they never rut me or gave me the other JeWIsh boys r was

f alone After ail she was Bli a time out My mother CIrcumCISedjust lIke them (agood as mamedto Joseph Mary nursed me and held bns they call it) In Hebrew

Immaculate means clean me cuddled and caressed school I studIed The Torahand the people had thiS Idea me She walked WIth me and and at age 13 I got my barthat sex was dirty but they she talked WIth rnp tlnd sht mltzua~didnt get It from me Sex IS told me that I was her own Then I was a man andnatural one of my favonte - really special and uruque went to work as a carpenterpfts a~d the best way to go In all the world so I would know work andforth and muloply to replen- Thats what 1 want for all get to know my people bet-Ish the Earth my cruldren The way I was ter They saId 1 wandered

If those days It was a brought up as a mce JeWIsh the desert but I was domgmiracle to be pregnant WIth- boy IS the baSIS for bemg what every good TalmudIcout ever haVIng had sex but good and feehng good and scholar did studied thethe Jews couldnt beheve It wantmg everybody else to be Bible so I would do a good(How could a Vlrgtn be preg- good and feel good job preachmg as the Sonnant) Just because they 1 was glad that the great After a whde I went forthwere my chosen people they artists of the Renaissance and preached bU~ the malOthought they knew every- painted and sculpted thou- message was love thythmg but there were some sands of wonderful and glo- neIghbor and the GoldenthIngs beyond their ken nous portraIts of me as the Rule

SolI among all the peo- baby Jesus and my mother Vou know the rest As thepies of the tIme the Jews Mary They depicted how Son I was scorned andwere the best behaved close and IOVlng and affec- rejected and eventually cru-because of Moses and th~ tlOnate she was so every- CIfied but you cant kIll GodTen Commandments and body could see r died but hved again andbemg lost m the desert But ltul the people dIdnt that gave ~he wonderful

It took them 40 years v an- Seuroe and many habit wt prmmse to all my cn1l(1ren ofdenng the desert for them to neglected and abusEd like everlastmg hfeget my pomt - two genera- now There was a German Dr Bloom lS clInical a~~otlons they were not exactly doctor Sigmund Freud who Clate profes8or of psychIatrya q~lckstudy Only Ten came to Italy as a young Wayne State UnIVersItyCommandments Some of man and saw what I wanted School of MedICITU He lS athem thought It was too him to see In the cathedrals member of the AmerIcanmany At that time I thought and museums the p81ntmgs Acackmy of Psychoanalysl9thp 1pn Commandments and ~tatues showmg the and on thp pnlffgtrI ~~r1v(~~crc net tvltgt lIIany out wnat Importance of the motner the WayTU County MedICalWIth thfgt npYll Rnd frpp WIll chIld bond which IS the SocICty He welcomes comt t 11 ohlem baSIS of all hunan love ThiS ments at hIS e mall addressI was s I a pr

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Grosse Pomte Woods resI-dent Mary Cathenne Gesell67 dear Wlfe of Dr Henry 0Gesell died of cancer onSaturday Dec 15 2001 atHarper Hospital m DetrOit

Born III Clarksburg WVa Mrs Gesell earned abachelor of arts m liberalstudies from FlondaInternatlOnal Umverslty m1977

Her multifaceted careerfrom 1951-1994 started as aflIght attendant andA~ ut Vi IaoLeJuAJrhnes first administratorfor Daytona BeachCommumty College atFlagler leglslatlve aide toSen Dunn of FIonda andpreSident of her own adver-bsmg and pubhc relatJonsfirm

She was active InCompasslOnate Fnends ofOrmond Beach Fla Eastern Atrlmes Sl1verhnersand Grosse Pointe GardenClub She enJoyed garden-mg Bible study and travel

Mrs Geseills SUtVlved byher 80118 Douglas (Ellesa)DaVIt (Mary) and DonaldTraub stepdaughtersMargaret (Patnck) andLaura (William) Gesell andJune Larkins grandchildrep Cathenne Traub andIWey and Carolyn LarklDS

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Umverslty alumm clubs andthe Alpha Delta PI Soronty

Mrs Bush tgtnJoyed gar-demng boa~mg playmgbndge square and ballroomdancmg and theater

In addition to her husband Mrs Bush IS sUTVlVedby her son Wesley R(Ttgtresa) Buh stepdaugh-ter Angela McDougal andNaomi Milks grandsonsWesley R Bush Jr and JRoss Bush II

A pnvate family servicewas held on Dec 21 at theReynolds-Jonkhoff FuneralHome m Traverse CityInterment IS In uranuTraverse MemonalGardens Memonal contri-butIOns may be dtrected tothe Grosle Pomte MemOrialChurch or to a chanty ofyour chOIce

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education from Wayne StateUmverslty After teachmgelementary school for manyyears she became thedlrectmg teacher for theCollege of Education stu-dents of Wayne StateUmverslty

Mrs Bush was a memberof the Grosse PomteMemorial PresbytenanChurch ~or 53 years was achurch eldel and was veryactive m many church activ-Ities mcludmg a five-yeartmt of teachmg kinder-garten Sunda) school

A~ thE wlfe of a member ofthe ClTCUmnaVlgators ClubMrs Bush traveled theworld With her hUlgtbandShe was also a Cub Scoutden mother past presidentof the GrOlse PomteMemonal Church WomensASSociatiOn the GrossePointe Symphony WomensASSOCiatIOn the DetrOitTheatre Arts Club and theDetrOlt Boat Club WomensAssoclatlOn She was amember at the Fme NtSocIety Alliance Francalsethe Enghsh SpeakmgUmon the Fnends of theGrosse POlnte PubhcLibrary the Grosse PomteHistoncal Society theFounders Society of theDetrOit Instltute of Arts theGrosse POinte CmemaLeague the Umverslty oflI-llchlgan and Wayne State

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Dorothea S BushFormel Grosse Pomte

Park resldlnt Dorothea SBush 93 dear Wlfe of JRoss Bush dted suddenly onWednesday Dec 192001 mTraverse City

Born June 18 1908 mDetrOit she was the daugh-ter of Otto A and Anna(WaJter) SchImdt She hvJWlth her parents In GrossePointe Park for many yearsuntil her mamage to Rosson July 24 1948 Togetherthey reSided in GrossePomte Park for 44 yearsbefore movmg toWdhamsburg to be neartheir son She earned a B Afrom the UmverMty ofMichIgan and an 11 A III

Beaupre Bonme Roy andMary Yayor sons MarVIn EBeaupre Jr and John ABeaupre 15 grandchildrenand five great-grandchil-dren Sister Elma Clay-comb and brother KennethBeaupre He was prede-ceased by three sisters andthree brothers

A memonal mass washeld on Fnday Dec 28 atSt Paul Catholic ChurchThe mterment IS m the StPaul columbanum

Memonal contnbutlOnsmay be made to theltltgtnn Arrnv Rnn thlDetrOIt Citadel

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Marvin E BeaupreGrosse Pomte Farms resI-

dent Marvm E Beaupre 86dlCd of congestive heart fail-ure on Monday Dec 242001 at Bon SecourgtNursmg Care Center m StClair Shores

Mr Beaupre owned andoperated the Mobil Servllt_eStatIOn at Mack and Fisherfor 34 years and was well-known and trusted III theneighborhood

After retirement MrBeaupre and hiS WifeHelen spent the next 12wmteTb m MeXICO Tileyspent their summer atthen Stoney Pomt Ontanohome

Mr and Mrs Beaupretraveled around the worldseveral times With theNomads Travel Club Theywere charter members andlogged 300000 rmles oftrav-el Wlth the Nomads YlsltmgChma and RUSSia beforethey opened for tounsm

Mr Beaupre enjoyed carracmg but first and fore-must he loved to sm HebUllt rus first sailboat m hiSbasement and hiS chtldrenand grandchildren learnedto satl on that same smallcraft

Mr Beaupre IS survivedby hiS Wife of 66 yearsHelen M Beauple daugh-ters Manlyn Severn Diane

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Fifthgraders SaraDQudlinHeatherMoore andMark Ciaravi-DO celebratedth~ tradi-tions of Hol-land by deco-rating thedoor and fill-ing the shoesof aU thestudetnswith candyduring theholiday pro-gram atTyrone Ele-mentary

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memonal contnbutlOns besent to eIther the Holy CrolSFamIly Mmlstnes 518Washlllgton North EastonMA 02356-1200 or theCapuchm Soup Kitchen1820 Mount Elliott Detr01t-MI 48207-3496

anDcrhnJcn saId shehopes the globally mmdedactlvlty W1llstick With thestudents Even If the finerpomts of the holidays areforgotten students Willhave had a lot of fun andWIll have learned thatmany people observe tra-ditions other than ourUNll

PoasadaFifth-graders research-

mg Hanukkah told of theJeWish tradltlOns andeveryone learned how tou~e a due del Another ofthe fifth grade classeswent through the historyof Holland to find themyth of CInter Claus whowear a large blhop hdtand ndes a boat tromSpam to fill chLldrensshoeq left by the hearthbtudents trom the classwent around and filled theshoes of all the other stu-dents whlle classe~ weretakmg place

Sixth-graders lwkedmto the traditIOns ofGermany the UmtedStates Greep and othercountries each With Itsown termmology for famil-Iar and unfamIliar loreand an actiVIty deSignedaround the practices

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While every child InAmenca IS aware of SantaClaus Harper WoodsTyrone Elementary stu-dents celebrated 12 differ-ent holiday trawtlOlls thl~year

PrinCipal CherylVanDerhnden said theprogram was deSigned toremforce the schoolscredo of CharacterCounts She said learn-mg about how people ofothpr countnes relunonsand backgrounds ~ele-brate the holidays offersstudents a broader under-standing and appreclatlOnof other people

Each classroom pIcked acountry rangmg through-out Europe SouthAmenca and Afnca Thpstudents researched thetradttlOns decorated theirclassroom doors anddeveloped a presentat10nand actiVIty for the entIreschool to partlC1pate In

Fourth-grade studentswho researched Kwanzalooked Into the Afncanholiday and made a hugebatch of a umty and fel-lowship dnnk for all crnl-dren to try whlle a secondclabb 1~Hdll~J th~~~nClnh~hinJ fn Tl

Fairfax Va her five grand-chl1dren Shannon andBngld Reynolds and KellyRobbie and KeVIn Connorsand her brother JohnOConnor of Grosse PomteFarms

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lor of arts degree fromMichigan State College (nowMichigan State Umverslty)and a master of fine artsdegree from Wayne StateUmverslty Sally marnedSyd Reynolds In 1951 andthey bought Sallys familyhome soon lfter Her sonMike was born In 1954 andher daughter Cindy wasborn In 1957

Based on her love of act-Ing Sally was a cast mem-ber on several radlO dramasbroadcast by WXlZ andallo performed m local the-ater grOUPl

However Sally madeworking WIth children herhfeag Ir1SSCTI Hor tt~~h-Ing career at LIggett Schoolm Detr01t was mterruptedLy Mil dlllII l Ii ud tubalance her love of familyand teachmg Sally foundedthe Grosse POinte ChildrensTheater m 1954 It was thefirst community chIldrenstheater In MIchiganemploymg the then-revolu-tlOnary concept of usmg anall-youth cast m performIngmany well-known playssuch as The WIzard of 001The Sound of MUSICSnow V-nlte CInderella-Ollver Anme Get YourGun and ADme By thebme she concluded her 45years of service as duectorof the Childrens Theater in1999 she had taught theater to thousands of localyouths entertained theGrosse POInte communitywith hundreds of theatncalperformancclI ami per-formed for numerous chan-table orgamzatlOns Sallytook pnde m seeing so manyof her students develop suc-cessful careers In theaterthe arts law mediCIne andmany other professlOns Shewas equally proud to seethem become upstandmgparents and members oftheIr communlbes

Sally was also very activeIn her Cathohc faith Shewrote The LIttle Shepherdsof FatIma took a cast oflocal children to performthis lay at the Shnne ofOur Lady of Fatima InPortugal and dlstnbutedfilm stnps and VIdeotapes ofIt throughout the world Shealso promoted The Friendsof Father Peyton whIchemphaSized the messagethe family that praystogether stays togetherSally was also Involved mpro-hfe orgamzatlOnsfounding the Mothers ofMary and helpmg developthe annual all-mght VigIl forLIfe at the NatlOnal Shnneof the ImmaculateConccptwn In Washmgtm D C She was also acttve Inmany Manan societies

Sally enjoyed spendingtrme WIth her famlly all of jwhom were WIth her dunngthe hohdays She IS sumvedby her ~on r11kc PlkjoilQldsof Grosse Pointe Woods herdaughter Cindy Connors of

Sally AnneReynolds

After spenwng a wonder-ful Chnstmas Eve andChnstmas Day WIth herfamily Sally Reynoldsfounder and longtime direc-tor of the Grosse PomteChtldrens Theater suffereda fatal heart attack m herGrOSle Pomte Farms homeon the mormng ofWednesday Dec 26 2001She was laid to rest onSaturday Dee 29 folloWlnga funerlJ mass at St Clarede Montefalco CathohcChurch

Sally was born 111 DetrOlton Jan 2 1924 After grow-mg up near IndIan Villagethe OConnor family movedto Grosse POinte Park ID the1930s Sally graduated fromGru PUluk HIgh Schooland then obtamed a bache-

Mary SymingtonTh urber Galloway

OllisonGrosse POInte Woods resI-

dent Mary SymmgtonThurber Galloway Ollison58 died on Tuesday Dec 252001 at Henry FordHospital 10 Detroit

Born In 1943 m DetrOltMrs Olbson attendedUmverslty Liggett SchoolMiss Halls School theUmverslty of MIchIgan andBradford Umverslty Sheworked as a modelspokesperson

Mrs Olhson was pastpreSident of the Tau BetaAssoclatlOn and the JumorLeague of DetrOit Shebelonged to the JUniorLeague Garden Club theGarden Club of MichIganand the SAGAFRA Shewas also a member of theboard of trustees for theChildrens Home of DetrOit

She IS survIved by hermother Mrs Edgar BGalloway her sonFredenck Olhson IV ofFerndale her daughterMary Olhson Martmson ofConcord N H and herbrother Edgar B GallowayJr of Ponte Vedra Fla

A memonal semce washeld at Grosse PomteMemonal PlesbytenanChurch in Grosse PomteFarms on Saturday Dec 29

Memonal contnbutlOnsmay be madE to thpLeukemIa and LymphomaSociety co E B Galloway109 Old Ponte Vedra DrPonte Vedra Fla 32082

Mary Symington ThurberGalloway OWon

mg golf and bowling In1916 he was named com-modore of the Grosse PomteFarms Boat Club Hebelonged to the Veterans ofForeIgn Wars Bruce Post

Mr Maddox IS sumved byhIs WIfe of 53 yearsFlorence sons Bob and Rickof Ann Arbor grandchildrenLauren Ross Craig andScott and a sister JanetCmader

A sCripture service washeld DlC 28 at St PaulCatholic Church In GrossePOinte Farms where MrMaddox was a member

Funeral arrangementswere handled by VerheydenF-t Rco

EqeDe Kozak

Robert F Maddoll

Eugene KozakGrosse POInte Woods resi-

dent Eugene Kozak 83 wedon Monday Dec 242001 ofnatural causes in lus home

Born In Fllnt Mr Kozaklater moved to Hamtramckwhere he graduated fromHamtramck High School m1935 He then attended theUniversity of DetrOIt andserved In thtlU S Navy

Mr Kozak loved IlVlng inGrosse Pomte Woods Hebelonged to the GrossePomte Semor Mens Cluband Grosse POInte TheatreHe enjoyed the park sWlm-mmg dally 10 the summerand haVIng plcmcs WIth luslate WIfe GeneVIeve Hetook daily drives onLakeshore Just to look at thelake and to check on thegeese

Mr Kozak loved dnnlungManhattans and emovedtraveling and dining OIit -

He loved his grandchJ1-dren Graham and PaIge Heloved In us 011 vtJl l-Jedaughter-m-law Kathrynand his son Tom whom heloved but never understood

He will be miSsedA funeral semce was held

on Thursday Dee 27 at OurLady Queen of Peace InHarper Woods Interment ISat Mount Ollvet Cemetery

Memorial contnbutlOnsmay be made to theUniversIty of DetrOlt -Mercy

Robert F MaddoxRobert 1 Maddox of

Grosse Pomte Farms dIedFriday Dee 21 2001 mDetrOit He was 79

Mr Maddox graduatedfrom Cass Techmcal HighSchool In DetrOlt He servedWIth the U S Army MedIcalCorps In Europe and JapanHe owned hIS own typeset-tmg company and taughtpubhc speakmg for DaleCarnegIe

Mr Maddox enjoyed play-

birds WhlCb he and hIS lateWIfe Jane McNaughtonwould dIsplay proudly eachsummer at the HarborSpnngs Art Fau He was apast V1ce preSIdent of theIndIan Village Mens GardenClub and was an activemember of the PnsmatlcClub of DetrOit

When Dr Kmght mamedLoretta Sharp In 1991 hebecame a stepfather andgrandfather dnd reveled 10hiS new family Fnendsrecall Dr Kmght as a man ofgreat Wit and charm whodellhtfgtd 10 tht good for-tune of others

A memonal service washeld Fnday Dee 28 at FortStreet Presbytenan ChurchIn DetrOlt Interment IS mthe family plot at MountAuburn Cemetery mCambnd~e Mass

At the request of the fam-Ily memonal contnbutlOnsmay be sent to The OpenDoor a program for thehomeless at Fort StreetPresbytenan Ctgturch boilW Fort St Detroit MI48226

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DetrOIts IndIan VillageQlrdon F Knight 71 wedWednesday Dec 19 2001from comphcatlons followmgheart surgery

Born m 1924 m ArhngtonMass Dr Knight attendedYale Umverslty He laterearned a doctorate 10 indus-trial IlsycholojD at WayneState Umverslty

He served as a heutenantin the U S Navy dunng theSecond World War partlC1-patlng 10 Afncan andEuropean campaignsmcludIng Normandy

For many years DrKmght was a labor andsecuntles arbItrator work-mg With the FederalMediation and ConC1hatlOnService the N atlOnalASSOCIation of SecuntIesDealers-RegulatlOn Inc theMediation ServIce of theNeIghborhoodReconC1hatlOn Center Incthe MI hlgan RegIOnNatlOnal Academy ofArbitrators the AmencanArbltratlOn AssOClatlOn andthe Federal Labor RelatlOnsAuthonty Dr Knight alsoserved WIth dlstmctlOn forseveral years on the board ofdirectors of Adult WellBemg SeTVlces He was alsoa longtime adjunct professorfor Central MIchIganUmverslty

Dr Kmght had a WIderange of Interests mcludmgbonsai and camng wooden

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ObituariesFrom page8Awed on Wednesday Dec 192001 m Cook Spnngs Ala

Mrs Huetteman was bornon March 10 1905 at thefamily home 10 GrossePOinte Farms the secondchIld and eldest daughter ofWJlham and MatildaBeaupre

In 1927 she mamedRaymond T Huetteman atSt Paul Catholic ChurchThey reSided m GrossePomte Farms for 41 yearsWhen Mr Huettemanretired from the DetrOitDuk ColUJ T~uot iJ 19G8they moved to Flonda Afterher husbands death m 1988Mrs Huetteman moved toAlabama to be near herdaughter Betty Ann

In addItion to bemg adevoted Wlfe and motherMrs Huetteman enjoyedgardemng and crafts HerhandIwork mcluded handpamted china sewmg cro-cheting and reupholsteringchairs DuriDlz the SecondWorld War with her broth-ers Involved In the wareffort Mrs Huettemanspent two summers Wlth hertwo youngest sons hvmg andasslstmg In managmg theBeaupre familys PlumbrookGolf Club

Mrs Huetteman IS sur-VIved by her daughter BettyAnn her sons Raymond(Jude) Huetttgtm1m WllhlP1(Laura) Huettpman AndJohn (Diane) Huetteman 13grandchildren 29 great-grandchildren and two loIS-ters RIta Trefzer and LIlhanDelPlace

Mrs Huetteman was pre-deceased by her brothersOrmond Russell FrancisWllliam and EugeneBeaupre

A memonal service WIll beheld on Saturday Jan 5 at11 a m at St Paul CatholicChurch 10 Grosst PomteFarms Interment WIll be atthe St Paul collmbanum

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Joseph Mengden ~sa res~-dent of the C~ty of GrossePvmte and former chairmannf IfIrltt f Mhu1nn 111gt Ifls~ -~ -~be 0-- theF~rwnc~al Analysts SOCletyof DetrOit lnc

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UHF (Ultra HIghFrequency) wluch had 69rhmTlPl~ (14 through 82)But UHF receptIon neverlid equal the qualIty ofVHFreception

LTS first TV was a wed-dmg present 10 1950 a 9-Inch (dIagonal measure)black-and-whIte Spartanset manufactured IIIJackson by the SpartanCorp (world famous for itsSono-buoy submartne-traclung submernbls)

In I~fifi wp had thp firstcolor rv on our block whIchwas a 17m(~ RCA (PerryComos hair was more green-Ish than blond) To help sellcolor TV sets NBC agreed tobroadcast at least one hourm color every mght Mostprtme tIme shows werebroadcast hve becauseVIdeo tape had not yet beenmvented

Eariy on hotels motelsapartment buildIngs andcondos erected large roofantennas then split the sIg-nals for deltvery to eachrental umt via coaxial cable

Smce TV SIgnals travel byhne-of-slght receptIOn ISdependent on bemg able tosee the transmItter

RI erslde cocmumtlesbehmd the AppalachIanMountams and depnved ofTV erected huge commumtyantennas on mountamtopsbnngmg the Signals downby WIre WIth penodic ampli-fiers Installed along the way

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At trme of purchase the2000 Dogs had an avera~eYIeld (weighted by equal dol-lar investments) of 3 21 per-cent (not mcludmg severalsmall chvldend mcreasesduring the year) vs only166 percent yteld on the 30Dow stocks

The yield from the 2000DuiCll Wdllilimost double theyteid from the entue 30 Dowstocks (including the Dogstherein)1

The Dogs of 2001 willhave a new face The currentYIeld of Merck amp Co (MRK)is 2 31 percent conSIderablyhIgher than MmnesotaMinmg amp Mfg (MMM) at201 percent Hello MRKgoodbye MMMI

of our hIgher transmittertowers and much greaterpower wattage

The onginal TV spectrumwas called VHF (VeryHIgh Frequency) and It hadonly 12 channels (2 thlOUgh13)

Later the FCC authonzedanother spectrum called

~ before cableDc you remember TV

before cable At our oldhouse (before 1985) we hada motonzed rotatIng anten-na on the roof with antlers~about 12 feet across Thebest reception was WIth theantenna arms 90 degreesopposed to the directIOn ofthe transmItter

To watch CKLW-TV mWmdsor we would rotateour antenna to face westWIth the arms POIntIngnorth and south glvmgmaxImum exposure toWindsor in the webL

Even WIth our rotatInganttlnna facmg Toledo thatCItyS SIgnals were so weakthe pIcture was always fuzzyWIth a lot of flop-oversToledo was defimtely notworth watclung

But Toledo friends saIdthey got farI receptIon ofcur Detc~tetetlone b~au~e

3 7 shares of the new J PMorgan Chase stock Exceptfor a 2-for-1 split of Exxon-MobIl m 2001 there were noother stock diVIdends orspbts In the other eIghtstocks

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the 30 DJI stocks for theperIOd Dec 31 2000through Dec 212001

The table shows that the$10000 mvested m the2000 Dogs had decbnedonly 8 1 percent throughDec 212001

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the mfamous You are notauthonzed to View thISpage message So much fordIetmg onlme

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6 Is thiS weIght loss pro-gram SCIentifically valId

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DId you enjoy the hoh-days Those sugar-coatedcandy cane cookIes that youswore on Dec 24 you wouldaVOId sure dId taste greatdIdnt they

Of course I dtdnt havethat prcbem f Please Ignorethe cookie crumbs In mybeard)

Now youre wonderinghow to make peace betweenthe food and the bathroomscale Guess what TheInternet can help It can notonly help you lose thoseunwanted pounds but tt canhelp you do It safely

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1 Are you measunng yourhealth solely by a number onthe bathroom scale

2 Is dIetmg gettmg in theway of YOllr life

3 Does dIetmg make youfatter (l thmk they must bespYIng on me)

4 What are the healthnsks

5 Anecdotes and testlmo-ntals dont mean a thmg

At press hme Dec 27mvestors analysts and port-foho managers were closmgthe books on a burn 2001thankful for the robust vear-end rally that reduced l~~~(sfor a most volatile year

Dont lookback lookforward

January ISusually anup-monthfueled by bll-hons of dol-lars lookmg

ruI [VUI~ui~ mvestmentlt By Joseph W h I I e Mengden bonuses and profit-sharing are down

from the gluttony of recent years there IS still a ton ofmoney filtermg down the dItnbutlOn channels that wIll be lookmg for an mvest-I ment home m JanuaryI Many do-It-yourselr

investors were badly burnedlast vear

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Window Replacement Barnes School

Thc Board of Edul-aliOn of The Gnwc Pomle Publil- SchoolSylttcmWaync Count Mil-hlgan Will rccclve ~caled hld~ fora wmdow proJCd locatcd m thc Cll~ of GroltltePOInte Wood~MKhlgan at Barnc~ Sl-hoo

Spc(fll-at](]n~ and BId F orm~ WIll he available at aMANDATORY pre-bid meetine on TueltdayJanuary 8 2002al 10 l) a m ea~tern tandard tlmc Thc mandatory pre-hidHII lakc plKCat Barnc Shoo 20090 Mornmgldc GrosePOIntCWood MILhlgan 482~6 Thc mcellne will bc Dthe~CCIVD1lroom pf Barne~ ~chool

Scalcd bId 111 he duc Thur-day January 24 2002 at 1000am eatcrn Iandard lime at the Admmtltlrallon BUlldmg ofthc ltJroe Pomtc Board 01 1m( allon 1RQ laIr AvlGrC~ pOInte 11 -1Qlft ~ IHI-- am~ ~)a -- Jwill he opened and publtLly rcad aloud ThlltproJccl will nOIbe funded hv federal or lttatemonic

Plcaltc dl reel quc-tl()l trl Larrj Yanlaula Managi ofBuddrnglt and Groundlt for the Groe Pomtc Public SchoolSytcm 11~-42 ~082

Board of FducationGror POl11llPubilL iLhoo) iylttem

Lmda Farmer SCLretaryGPN 121VOI 122701 andOl1OV02

Window Replacement Ferry Elementary School

Thc Board of Educal10n of The Grosse POinte Pubhc SchoolSylttemWayne County MichIgan Will receIve sealed bids fora Window proJcct localed In the City of Grossc POinte WoodsMichIgan al Ferry Elementary School

SpecIfIcatIOns and BId Forms wlil be avallable at aMANDTORY Prebid medina on Tuesday January 8 2002at 9 00 a m ell~tem standard llme The mandatory prc-bld Willtake placc at Ferry Elementary School 748 Roslyn Gros~ePOlntc Woods Michigan 48236 The meellnamp WIll be lD IhereCCIVIOeroom of Ferry Elementary School

Sealed bids Will be due Thursday January 24 2002 at 1000a m calttem standard lime at the Administration Bulldmg oftle Grf)ltse Po-nte Board of Educaton 389 St ClaIr AveGH)~C ronne Mi 0230 dl wnl(n lime dlhJ pla(c tne 010

Ill bc opened and pubhcly read aloud Th proJcct Will nOlbe funded by federal or slate monies

Please dlrecl qucstlons to Larry Yankaultka Manager ofBUlldlngltand Ground~ for Ihe Groltsc POinte Pubhc SchoolSytcm ~I~ 412 1082

Board of EducationGrose POinte Pubhl- SLhool Syslem

Linda Farmer SecrctarylJ PN 1211VUI 1212701 and 0103102

Philip Rice has jomed The Acumen Group I bUSinessconsultmg company m Grosse Pomte Farms that has ere-lltllU fil~-btllp process to help entrepreneurs grow theIrbusmess

Rice has more than 20 years busmess expenence mclud-mg WIth the accountmg firm DelOltte and Touche andGallagher Kaiser Corp a bUlldmg and pamtmg systemcontractor

Rice 1S active m the French-American and German-Amencan Chambers of Commerce In DetrOit He has alsobeen a member of the AutomotIVe Industry ActIOnGroupConstruction Industry FOluS Group

Peggy Delozier realtor and relocatIOn speCIalist WIthColdwell Banker SchweItzer Real Estate m Grosse POinteFarms has once agam receIVed the DIamond CIrcle Award

The award IS given to the top 20 percent of all sales asso-cIates across the natIOn

DelOZier has bachelor dewees m hl~torv and EnglIshfrom Npwton rol1ppop of thp ltTpn HTt TOrtlt R~tCollege She IS also a graduate of the Academy of theSacred Heart In Bloomfield Hills She IS membershIp chaIr-man of the DetrOit AuxilIary of Chlld Help USA

The Lutz Corp a mortgage bankmg dIVI~lOnof The LutzCompames has added Robert Henry to the staff

Henry a reSident of Grosle POtnte Woods WIll ~peclaltzeas a loan officer secunng loans for mcome-producmg realp~tflte

Henry was a VIce presdEnt at (omenca Bank for 12YPllro 11 addtlol tn lortgagE bankng Hellry WIll contm-ue prOVIding acqulltlon and dispOSItion servtces at Lutz

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Local Rates1 year 5372 year 5703 year 598

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best ciassiftedlincluding estate

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and other itemain high demand

In gemology assures cus-tomers are receIVIng Itemsof the finest quality

Both brothers weretrained by the famtly expertGeorge Kouelter Sr whosedream hves on through thefamIly

Along With a beautIfuland one-of-a-lond selectIOnIn Jewelry KouelterJewelers offers watchesfrom guch prestlglcus hncsas Breltlmg OmegaMovado Raymond Well andSelko The stores gtftwarecollection mcludesWaterford Lladro andSwarovslo

Koueiter Jewelersmoves and expands

George Kouelter Jewelershas relocated to 19815 Mackbetween Huntington andManchester In GrossePomte Woods

The famIly-owned andoperated company had beenon Mack above Vermer tor33 years With the move theKouelter family has expand-ed the store and added theconveruence of a free park-In lot

The Kouelter famIlystresses personal andfnendly servIce GeorgeKouelter ISa craftsman whodeSIgn custom jewelryBrother Roberl 5 expertise

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Photo by Bra d LmdbergJackie Harper of St Clalr Shores browses through post-holiday sale Items at

the Pointe Pedlarmg thmgs for the hornandfixmg up the home WeSfeIt -- --- - --- --- -- -all through retathng

He saId products thatevoke nostalgia such as col-lectIbles hand paintedgoods mdJVlduahzed deco-rAtiOnS 8nd a WIde range ofhousewdl e ~uld well a~JaCObsonSone of ills chentsand the anchor ofthe Viiiageshoppmg dlstnct of the Clty

As the shopping seaqlngets a second WInd In thepost-holiday phase heavydiscounts are expected toJump-start sales of outer-wear and leather goods

Now that we have coldweather Its a great tIme forafter-Chnstmas salesMarx Said Its an excellenttime because Vvchae gttver-al more months of chIll

By tills time next year theeconomy may have recov-ered If so Nitzsche saIdwe sure arent gomg to seethese prices agam ~

THERES MOREINSIDE TRA~1VJUSTTHE HEADLINES

Evel) Thursday we provide the Pointes with completecoverage of the people organizations businesses sales

and events in our community

CompilatIons of patnotlcmusIc sold much ~tter post-9-11 than ever before saidJenie Carlen manager ofpublic relations for BordersGroup Ine m Ann ArborPatnotlc book titlesIncreased after 9-11

There was more of akeepsake mmd-set thISyear Marx said There wasmore attentIon on homehearth and nestmg There ISmuch more rehance on need

At POinte FItness andTrammg Center SusieJOlJanJ a personal trainersaid I was surpnsed at thenumber of personal trammgpackages and membershIpssold A lot of people added tofamIly memberships

The training centersowner Ken Welch of theFa k said The biggest pre-sent someone can glVe theIrkIds IS to take care of them-selves and be mdependentwhen they get old

Warm wfathfr hnwlVlrcooled the shoppmg spmtTemperatures ddnt dropuntIl two days beforeChnstmas

It was a late start sales-WIseS8JdWendv Bacon ofthe family-owned WhistleStop Hobby Shop m St ClairShores People cbdnt startshoppmg untIl afterThankSgIVing From thenon It was busy but notchaotic

HeIghtened Interest Inworld affaIrs has been par-tIally credJtedWItha run onglobes at Harveys CompleteTravelers m the CIty

We had a lot of speCIalorders tius year s81d storemanager Annie Toelle

Red white and blueA surge In patnotlsm

extended to clothm2 wherethp hot (nnrs were red WIULt IU1U Ulue

At HIckeys Walton-Pierce a mens and womensapparel store In the CttyWith a hneage to 1900patnotic-theme thmgs didwell said owner BillHuntmgton

He s81dhullday sales wereon par WIthlast year

immedJately after Sept11 there was a soft penodfor a week HuntmgtonsaId Then everybodyadjusted at least accordingto my eXPilnence

In a move slmllar toDIClemente and h1sChristmas corsagesHuntmgton gave customersAmencan flag PInS Hesconsldenng replemshing hisnearly sold-out supply ofneckties and belts decoratedWIthAmencan flags

The patnotlc theme con-tinued at Borders Booksand MUSICin the CIty whichIsnt a 801e propnetor buttargets its Inventory to mdi-vidual commtmtlc~

place on Thursday Dec 20sometime between 11 30a m and 7 pm In the 1400block of Maryland Someonestole a 1988 Oldsmoblle 88parked on the street

In another inCIdentbetween Dec 16 and 19 a1999 Harley DaVIsonHentage Spnnger motorcy-cle was taken from a garaeIn the 900 block of GrandMaraiS

Dunng the evemng ofWednesday Dec 19 some-one failed In an attempt tosteal a Jeep parked m frontof a reSIdence m the 500block of Pemberton

Rowboat headA prowler who pohee

beheve had been dnnkmgwas caught after a short buteventful chase m GrossePomte Woods

Officers caught the manIn the 2100 block of Brvs onSunday Dec 23 at 4 16 a rn

The suspect an I8-year-old man from Eastpomtehad to be 1ubdued officerssaId

While runmng frompolice the teenager hoppeda fence got tangled and fellface-first Into an overturnEdrowboat stored m a resl-dents back yard An otlieermentIOned mans obvlOuslymtoxlcated appearance

- Brad Lmdberg

lOWIngconverrstlOn WIth aGrosse Pomte Woods pollee-man whIle bemg taken toJail on Saturday Dec 22 at240 am

Oh boy am I 1D troublenow said the man

-wnyT asked the officerBecause I m drullk The

suspect had been pulled overon northbound Mack nearTorrey for speedmg an esti-mated 60 mph When theofficer got out of hIS crUIserthe suspect drove off Hefolled hiS own escape byturnmg onto Ford Court adead end

You know saId the offi-cer you should not runfrom the polIce

I didnt do anythmg anynormal Amencan kId would-nt do

ThP mAl rllF11tprpl lQpercent blood ~alcohol levelThe suspect said he hadbeen dnnklng at a fnendshouse m DetrOIt Poltcecharged hIm Wlth drunkendnvlng fleeing and eludJng

Car theftsGrosse Pomte Park pollee

are nvetlgatlng twu IHthefts and a third attemptthat faIled

The most recent theft took

Luring customersLocal retailers didnt Sit

back and Walt for customersto arnve

Angelo DIClemente whohas oPIlsd The Dried FlowerIn the Woods for 30 yearsincreased his advertISingbudget Dunng a holidayopen house he gave womengreen-tnmmed Chnstmascorsages

Its the little extra thmgsthat bring In salesDiClemente saId We heldour own this season It wasgood

StateWlde retaJi holidaysales rose about 2 2 percentover last year according toArthur NItzsche presIdentand founder of TeleeheekMldugan In Southfield Thecompany guarantees checkscuswmers pay retaliers atthe tune of purehase

Looking at check actlVltyIS lIke samphng retailsales saId NItzsche aFarms reSIdent He expectsreceipts to nse to 2 3 percentonce post-holtday salesmcludlng gIft certificatesare added

Wptlr ~ QmJ(Jo 11101~ - - ~-n natIonal averages Nitzsches8Jd Thats good becausemany tImes we take It onth~ chm In any case It was

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Man needc abatting cage

An angry male driveranswered Wlth a baseballbat when a woman cut hImoff at the turnarollncl onVermer near Canton justmSlde the border betweenGrosse Pomte Woods andHarper Woods

On Saturday Dec 22 at2 26 pm a Grosse POinteWoods officer saId the manbecame enraged when a 33-year-old Harper Woodswoman Zipped through theturnaround and cut off theman He jumped out of hiSvehIcle WIth a baseball batsmashed the womans dnvers SIde Wlndow and tnedto pull her out

The office drtw hl~ IH~tolwnen tne uspect oat Inh~nd mdlcated he wouldntcooperate Police leVIed felo-niOUS asault chargesagainst the 42-year-oldHarper Woods reSident

Officer from HarperWoods took over thE sceneand arrested the suspect

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hIm after an outstandingcareer at South

Coming out of highschool I wanted to go to acuHege where i could piaybasketball and I would get agood education no matterwhere It was Hess slUdBut when I wasnt playmgbasketball at Eastern It chd-nt feel the same

Thats when he startedexplonng other schools On~ was ColumbIa which hadrecruIted him out of hIghschool Another was Wllhantand Mary which IS coachedby former Ohio State assis-tant RIck Boyages

I really liked WillIam andMary Hess saId And Imgettmg a free educatIOnwhIch I wouldnt have hadm the Ivy League

During lus year off Hesshas been pracncmg WIth theWilham and Mary teamIncludmg the eariy mornmgcondltlOmng sessions buthes had to watch the gamesfrom t on the bench

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Hess excited aboutreturn to actionBy Chuck KlonkeSports Editor

The Walt ISfinally over forAdam Hess

List Thunlllll) h~ pl11ytmhis first college basketball mmore than two years whenIus Wilham and Mary teamplayed the UOIverslty ofMaryland

Playmg the sIxth-rankedTerrapins was Just fine WIthHess a former All-State bas-ketball player at GrossePOinte Scuth who trans-ferred to WIllIam and Maryafter startmg as a freshmanat Eastern MichiganUniversity

Im pretty excIted aboutplaymg agam slUd Hesswho was forced to SItout lastyear because ofNCAAtrans-fer rules

And Im glad itsMaryland That way If Ihave a bad game I can saythliL It WdlI because oiMaryland not me

Hess transferred afterEstern fired coach MiltBarnes who had rterLlited

Adam He took In Hme alghtleeiDg aroaDdAthena during his trip to Greece with NYCHoops

ValleyIt was a very close meet

and It went right down tothe final couple of eventshead coach Rick JohnstonslUd Our kIds SWant welland I can see the Improve-ment m each competitor n

Derek Johnston won the~UO-treestyle ana lOU-but-terfly whIle the 200-medleyrelay team of JohnstonBrandon Baetens MikltlVance and Kyle Williamstook first

In addItion Dan Adamshas been cutiing two ~-onds off his times in everymeet

I love to see the kids cut-ting time because It meanstheyre workmg hard Inpractice Johnston Bald

The FIghtm Insh fell to 0-S overall

Upcommg for the NotreDame SWImteam is an awaymeet on Tuesday Jan 8against Sterling HeightsStevenson

sonsAlex likes the school

Wood said It has a goodbusmess school and thatswhat hed lIke to go mto Healso llkes the coach and hessure that hell be there forhIS full four years bull

East wins non-league hoops gameBy Bob St John sophomore Robert Carlisle our WInStaff wnter scorEd 14 pomts and Semor Josh Saunders

Lutheran Easts boys bas- grabbed eIght rebounds chIpped In WIth seven pOIntsketball team eased mto the whIle Bobby Maynard and and seven reboundshohday break WIth a 53-37 ChrIs Gibson also played The Eagles led 21-17 atwm over vlsltmg Warren well the half but broke the gameImmaculate ConceptIon The guys played well and open by sconng 15 pomts 111

Head coach Gary everyone had a chance to get the thIrd quarter and 17 111Gutenkunst saId hIS Eagles some plaYIng tIme the fourthhad tv do l better Job of (1utpnkllnQt laId We The Lutheran East bas-reboundmg and tAkmg care rebounded better and took ketball team Improved to 3-2of the ball which they did as care of the ball whIch led ta overall

tlUUdl - a trewenuuullweapon~ Wood Bald Lastyear he improved his back-hand The last half of theseason he started hitting itWIth a lot of topspin And hehas an outstanding serv(Thnoo +J 110_ _ _ - _ lWavl~ - 00

forehand backhand andserve - make him an out-standmg player

AB good as Conn ia theressome room for improvement

He stIll needs to work onhis volley~Vood Bald Nextyear hell do that and thenhell be a complete player

Wlsconsms tennis pro-gram has been in the mIddleof the BIg Ten and Contishould be able to step nghtm and help the Badgers

Conn who is a 3 3 studentat ULS also pIckedWlsconsm for academIC rea-

Sophomore ChrIS Smallscored m the first penodwhIle Jumor Chns Andersonand senIor Pat Llpa tailledm the fmal stanza

The kIds are grmdmg Itout playing well sluft-by-sluft McKay said

It was also a family gatht11l1l iur semor ialt1ralcTImmons who competedag81nst some relatives onLumen Christi

It was fun watchmgPadraics grandfather wear-ing two hata McKay S81dIt was a mce game agamsta good team

The Notie Dame hockeyteam Improved to 10-1 over-all

Next for the Fightin InshIS a home game onWednesday Jan 9 againstUmversity Liggett School

overallCommg up for the Ftghtm

Insh are home gaJTles onFriday Jan 4 and TuesdayJan 8 agamst DetrOItCatholIc Central andMadison HeIghts BishopFoley

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Fightin Irish bury Windsor St BrennanBy Bob St JohnStaff wnter

Head coach Don Sicko gotthe results he was lookmgfor m hiS Notre Dame bas-ketball teant beatmg VISIt-mg Wmdsor St Brennan 68-50 last week

We were a httle betterLUll1~h~ W1tUl U1 uur prt~ IVU

three games SIcko saidOur attItude and work Notre Dames hockeyethic ISvery goodwhich Will team is movmg up thego a long way toward mak- standmgs in DlV1slOnIIImg us competitive After losmg 5-4 to Flint

The host Flghtm Irish Powers on Dec 1 thebolted out to a 17-6 lead Flghtm Insh have run offafter the first quarter and SIXconsecutIVe wms mclud-main tamed a comfortable 109 last weekends 3-0double-dIgIt lead throughout shutout over highly toutedthe final three penods Jackson Lumen ChnstJ in

Dfn1Vply the kIds the Lansing Showcaseplayed well but offenSIvely It was a goodgame gomgwere not where we want to back and forth~ head coachbe Sicko s81d Kevin McKay said Wetook

Sernor guard Sean Rmke an early lead but Lumenscored 14 pomts whIle Chnstl took It to us m thesemor John PeJak added 11 second penod Swimmingand semor Bnan BIggs had Our kIds played well10 espeCIally (Dave) Murray m The Notre Dame sWIm

The Notre Dante basket- goal and we won a bIg team lost its meet last weekball team improved to 3-1 game ~ falhng 98-71 to Chippewa

Knights Conti chooses WisconsinBy Chuck Klonke on his back but with his m 1990 teams in the state bullSports Editor work ethIC Im confident Former touring pro Aaron Conti has been a state

UnIversity LIggett that hell do well ~ Knckstem also played for champIon three bmes inSchoolsAlex Conti WIllhave Some of the pressure has Wood at ULS but he turned DiviSIOn IV HIs success ISa lot of pressure on him been relieved however profeSSIonal after his sopho- no aCCIdentwhen the boys tennis season Contis chOIce of colleges more year He has paid the pnce for-begms next spnng has been made He recently Dunng lus first three sea- this Wood said Hes

Hell be the No 1 high signed a letter of intent to snns with the Knights Conti worked hard on all aspectaschool player m the state attend the UniverSity of has compiled an 88-3 record of the game And he worksregardless of class said Wisconsm mcluding a 26-2 mark last on his conditioning Ill seeKnIghts coach Bob Wood He IS the thud ULS male season wlule playmg No 1 him running In the summerThats a lot of pressure player 111 Woods37 years as singles He played second when the temperature is Inbecause there are a lot of coach to SIgna DIVIsionI let- smgles lus first two years the 80s and 90sgoodplayers m the state and tel of intent Paul Van Thats a tremendous wood SlUdthat ContI hasthey can make their season Walleghem went to record when you consider three outstanding tools inby beating Alex Wlsconsm 111 1978 and John our schedule Wood said his repertoIre

That puts a huge target Yancey started at Kentucky Weplayed all of the ranked His forehand 19 excep-

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and 8 25 on floorVictor had a season-best

8 6 on beam MaureenMoctn came back from anInjury suffered on her barsroutIne to score a team-high845 on floor

Weathers and CadorIneach had personal-best all-around scores and PoletIsand Michelle Karowslu hadtheir best scores on floorMIa Mocen posted a 6 5 onbeam m her second varsItymeet

Hess--From page 12A

Ive had a couple ofthmgs keep me gomg Hesssaid In practIces Ive beenworkng out WIth the secondteam so I try to beat thestarter Im playmg agamstlnother reason IS out ofspIte - to sQow people thatIm still a good player

He did that m hIS firstgame with hiS new schoolscoring a career-high 21pomts

WIlham and Mary hasstruggled m recent seasonsbut Hess thmks the school ISon the way up III theColomal AthletiCAsSOCiatIon

We played the toughestnon-league schedule m theconference he saId Weplayed schools from the Big12 Big 10 and SEC

Hess got some game com-petItion last summer whenhe toured Gree~e with NY~Hoops a team of 11 colle-gIate players Hess team-Jlates included ArizonasJason Gardner andMIchIgan States AlOYSiUSAnagonve and AdamBallInger

We -played the GreekOlYlllPIC team and It wastQugh competitIon becausethey dIdnt want to lose to abUJlch of college kids hesaid The games were closeso we blamed it on the officl-atmg The fouls would be 10-o real qUIck

Not only dId the baket-ball expenence get Hess pre-pared for hiS return to thecourt but he had time toenJoy the country

We had some free timeso we got to see everythmgfrom the anCient rums tocollege-type parties hesaid

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four freshmen who helpedfill In hadnt had enoughtIme to develop their floorexerCIse routine leaVingNorth WIthout a fulllmeup

Dornbrook led theNorsemen m three eventsShe scored 8 3 on vault WItha full handspnng 7 0 onbars and 8 15 on floor exer-cIse

Victors beam score of 7 6was the best of the mghtShe also scored well In vault(7 95) and floor (7 45)Maureen Mocen scored 795In both floor and vault and67 on bars

Gronback scored weil onvault (79) and bars (67)Weathers dId well on vault(79) and floor (7 55) PoletIscontnbuted to the teampomts on bars after suffer-ing an injUry and Safran didwell m three events

North bowed to Troy1296-1231 but Weathershad the highest score of themeet In vault (8 25)

Victor had a team-best8 55 on beam and Cadonnled the way ill bars WIth an80

Maureen Moceri andDornbrook each connectedon a difficult move on thebalance beam as they did aSWItch kick to a back hand-spnng It was the first tImeeach of them had used themove m competItIon

Maureen Mocen had afloor score of 8 15 andPoleti3 had rfglonal qu~hfymg scores m bars and vault

North fimshed fourth atthe Troy Athens InVItatIOnalWith d ~tlt1migt~urluf 124 1

Dornbrook was eighth In

n-ground unth a 31 85 andshe also placed m bars WItha 7 9 Maureen Mocen wasseventh m floor exerciseWIth an 8 65 -- the hIghestIlldlvldual score by a Northgymnast thiS year Cadonnwas eIghth on bars (805)and Poletls was mnth onvault (8 15)

North closed out the 2001portIOn of ItS schedule WItha 128 7-126 25 Will over AnnArbor PIOneer m a meet thatBentley laId was the teamsbest of the season

Dornbrook scored a per-sonal-best 32 95 m all-around WIth an 8 6 on bars8 35 on vault 7 75 on beam

Early start brings desired resultfor Norths gymnastics team

Phoro by Rosh StllaroGrone Pointe South shortstop-pitcher Chris Getz signs his national letter of

tetto plAy hAlIIfhn at WakeForest while his parents Art and Betsy Getz andblii bJgh iichool coach Dan Griesbawn center look un

An elrlc tart to the sea-son than usual prOVIdedGrosse Pomte Norths gym-nastics team With thpresults that coach BruceBentley deSIred

I wanted to get the gIrlsout there early to see whatwe had what needed to beworked on and go fromthere saJd Bentley of thestart that wa nearly threlweeks earher than normal

North whIch won theGreat Lakes Eight dualmeet and league meet tItleslast year started out With a12165-962 wm overBrulIllghdJII S~ahulm

Captams Tracy Dornbrookand Maureen Mocen hadexcellent all-around scoresof 30 25 and 30 15 respec-tively

Lesbe Cadonn posted anall-around score of 23 2 fol-lowed by Katie WeathersWith a 2185 that In(jluded a775 on vault

Natahe Victor scored 845on balance beam and Mocerihad an 8 0 on beam Cadonnposted scores of 7 95 onuneven bars and 7 85 onbeam Dornbrook scored 7 8on bars 7 45 on beam and7 85 on vault Kelly Poletisscored well on vault WIth a775 and Kayle Gronbackhad scores of 7 3 on beamand 6 45 on bars LaurenSafran had a 6 95 on beam

Freshmen MIa MocenLeah Steele and KristenGlover performed well mtheIr first varsIty match

North beat BlclIlIUglutlHGroves 1168-1048 The lowscore for the Norsemen wasthe result of Cadorm J JRoszka and Poletls mligtJngthe meet WIth mJunes Andthp (wo phnmnrp nli

tand out because he battedIn the leadoff spotGnampsbaum saId

HIS statistIcs might havebeen even more Impreigtllveas a sophomore when hemade the DlvllOn I All-State second team

Getz batted 505 With 12doubles two tnples and fivehomers He stole 34 baseshad 27 walks and drove m20 run HIS pltchmg recordwaigt 1-0 With seven savesand an 089 ERA

Getz doesnt look hke apower tflCtlit at o-tuot-lLand 160 pounds but he has36 extra-base hIts In twoseasons

Hes stronger than heappears to be but he hastremendous bat qUIcknessGnesbaum said He haone of the qu)(kest bats Iveseen for anyone hiS age

In slgnmg With WakeForest Getz WIll attend thesame school that hiS fatherArt graduated from

Thursday Jan 3 agamstLlvoma Clarenceville andhost Macomb LutheranNorth

Its a tough openerbecause North has sometough kidS SChlhi said rfeel good about our chancesto beat both teams but ourkIds have to wam It

Next for the Eag1es is theFordson Tournament onSaturday Jan 5

Super Senior squadWlmbledonRacquet Club Super Senior team of Julia Caprara Mimi

KJbbey Janet Lannen Patty McCracken Jeanne Rivard Nancy SChmidtAnne Spitz Joanne Visellio and Penny Waslak won ittl local United StatesTennis Assoctatlon league champlonsbip and advanced to the sectionaltournament in IndlanapoUs The Wlmbledonteam flnlshed second in a fieldthlOtindudelaquol teams from Wisconsin UlInotsand Ohio

Chris ltHI totals really

Devils coach DanGr18sbaum

Getz ha been Southsstartmg shortstop the Jasttwo year but he has alsobeen the Blue DeVIls closerand hant blown a saveopportuntty III two years

Although he would proba-bly lIke to clone himGne~baum IS Just happythat he has Getz for onemorE year

Sevel al senIOrs graduat-ed from lat year champl-~nhlp te~~ bu~a~tz thlr~UCl)UU ampllUt 1JIUKCLt dUU

pitcher Matt Middleton arethree tarters wholl b thenucleus of thiS years Southsquad

Last year Getz batted430 WIth seven doubles two

triples and eight home runsHe scored 42 runs and drovein 30 He also had 22 walksand stole 21 bases In hISclosers role Getz was 3-0With 12 saves and a 1 38

match whIle Steve Of)ada(215 pounds) also captured aSIlVer medal lOSing 8-5 toChntondales AntomeWeible In the champIOnshipmatch

Bobby Monahan alsoearned a medal for thePIOneers placmg SIxth at112 pounds

ComIng up for thePIOneers IS theIr MetroConference opener tomght

States bestFive University Liggett School field hockey players made the All-State

team which was selected by coaches in the state From left are KatieHoUerbach Maggie Dillon Suzanne McGoey Clare Burch and BrittanyPaquette McGoeyand Dillon were first-team selections BWChiaDd IIoD~bacb made the second team and Paquette received hononble mead_McGoeyand Burch received All-State honors for the second straight sea-son

Wake Forest baseball gets Getz

known for a long hmeAnd It doesnt stop there

Getz hat been on theDIvIsIOn I All-State teameach of the last two seasonsand after leading South tothe state champIOnship lastspnng he wa named to theAll-State Dream Teamwhich includes players fromall four dlVlslOns

Hes a total player Thatswhy so marJ) ulleuroge~ we t

Interested in him saId Blue

By Chuck KlonkeSports Editor

When Wake Forestssportll mformatlOn depart-ment sent out a newsrelease about the baseballplayers who signed early let-ters of mtent to play for theDemon Deacons It had a suc-cmct appraisal of GrossePomte Souths Chns Getz

(Getz) IS one of the bethigh school mfielders In theMidwest the release said

Thats somethmg that followers of ugh schoo base- 11 ~ h T1 1 110-) 11

Monahan Orjada shine atMacolllb County TourneyLEs Jurczakalso medalsBy Bob 51 JohnStaff wmer

WARREN HarperWoods wrestlmg team hadits moments of glory m lastweekends 28th annualMacomb CountyTournament at MacombCommunity Culltgl

We fimshed 12th out of34 ligtams whlth 1lt great fora small DIVISIOn IV schoollIke Harper Woods headcoach Adam Schlhl saIdWe beat powerhouses lIkeRomeo thanks to a sohrlshOWIng from all of ourkids

As for Lutheran East itwas a learmng expenencefor Its wrestlers

It was a tough tourna-ment for our kIds and theylearned firsthand what Itshke to wrestle some of thestates best East headcoach John Wlllnwr igtdHl

TIus was a learning expen-ence for our kIds and It WIllhelp them In thE long run bull

The Eagles fimshed In thebottom third of the 35-teamtournament as sophomoreChriS Jurczak (1l2-poundclass) took home a fifth-place medal

Alex Goetz (145 pounds)also won a match for East

TIns was the first tIme In

Harper Woods hIstory thatwe had a wrestler In themals and we had two

hihl Said The guys wereIsappomted they dIdntn but they lost to twough kidsMIke MVII hdll IDolunds) won a SIlver mtgtdalsmg 8-5 to East DetrOItsatt Shankm m the tItle

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by our young people IS if you getcaught there really al13no con-sequences from lawenforce-ment the school and m manycases the parents

Accordmg to Craig he feltthese Issues were not umque tothe Grollse Pomtes and HarpervoJ uu Lney arp prevalentand that thiS reaction from theyoung people surpnsed us

The key Craig felt IS to tack-le these issues and Implementthe developmental assets m asmany places In the commumtyas poSSible

It is Craigs hope and one ofthe foundatIOns goals to helpthe commumty foster the 40developmental assets even ift don~ on~ ~t a time

Caring schoolclimate (No5)

At Harper Woods SecondarySchool prmcipal Jim Hessehandpicked 14 seventh- andeighth-graders and 24 nlnth-through 12th-graders to serveon a prmcipals advisory teamThe teams first goal is to workon the Search Institutes goalNo 5 creatmg a canng SChOOlchmate

In the first meetmg heldbefore the holiday break stu-dents were asked to Identifythings such as attnbutes theyadmired in a fnend how afavorite teacher showed anmterest 10 thelJ success In

school trungs they liked abouttheir school enVIronment andwhat they hkelt most abouttheir relatlonsrups With otherstudents at school

The process Will help stu-dents Identify the Issues andreasons for the issues and tocome up W1th poSSible solutIOns

So far student reactIOns havebeen positive

Before If you had a com-plaint you Just sat at the lunch

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If youths pOSRess between 31 and40 of these developmental assetsthen youths wl1l be less likely toIIqe and abuse drug dud alcohOl

In October Craig met With 40Grubse POlllte and Harper Woodsarea students parents and lawenforcement officers three timesto n1q(OnCl~ h ~ 1 1

bullbull ~ toHbullbull1U JU bullbull ut40 Jtlvelopmental aSllets and setclear boundanes and expecta-tions 10 the home school and Inthe community

From the adults In those diS-CUSSIOnsCraig summanzed

In many cases underagednnkmg IS supported and con-doned by parents and our pob-cles and consequences are notconsistently apphed There aremany homPR WhPTP Alrnhnl qserv~ by the parents at partiesto their kids and other kids 10the cornmumty For whateverreason there is a very strongsense that trus subject IS onethat should not be openly diS-cussed In the commumty

Many parents feel that theirIuds need to learn at a young ageto dunk responSibly before theygo tr college Manyparents areafr81d that If their kids getcaught and there IS a conse-quence that a permanent recordWill be eotabhshed In their fil~that wlll hinder their Opportuni-ty for college acceptance or ath-letic scholarshlp ~

From the youths who attendedthe meetmgs Craig slld

-They want less peer pressureto dnnk They want clear bound-arles and consequences to be Uni-formly and faIrly applied All ofthem certamly expressed astrong deSire to have a forum toopenly and honestly diSCUSSthese issues With the adults mtheir lives

There IS a perceptIOn by ouryoung ~ople that In thiS com-mumty on a weekend there ISnothing else to do except to go toa party dnnk and get high

Another perceptIOn expressed

- Socrates5th Century BC

Greatest Gift Foundation helps teens make choicesBy Bonnie CapraraStaff Wnter

Our youth IIOW lot es luxuryThev haul bad manners contempt for authority they showdlsrcspe~t for eder~ and louechatter In place of exerciseChtldren are now tyrants not tMselvants of the household TMv110 longer rI~P IIhin ders enterthe room They contradICt theIrparents chatter before companygobble their food and tyrannizethe teachers

In some ways some peltlplesperceptlOns of youths haventchanged much m the last 2000years

One City ot (zrosse Pomte manIS convinced that relationsrupsbetween youths and adults neednot be adversanal or polanzedHe has a plan for tunung thoseperceptIOns around

After selling his busmessMark Craig famed Our GreatestGift Foundation an organtzationcommitted to helpmg parentsschools organizations and lead-ers to help youths make wisediiuutl - especaJIy thoseregardIng drug and alcohol use

lhese deCiSions are madebased on prinCiples outlmed bythe Search Institute an mdepen-dent nonprofit organizatiOnwhose miSSion IS to advance thewell-being of adolescents andcildren The iwttitultl generatellsynthesizes and communicatesnew knowledge convenes organi-zational and community leadersand works WIth state and nation-al orgaruzatlous

At the heart of the institutegtwork 18 the framework of 40developmental assets positiveexpenences relatIonstups oppor-tunities and personal quabtiesthat young people need to growup healthy canng and responSi-ble

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gomg to fall asleep have 1your young person wake Jyou up and make sure the~give you a kiss goOOmght 1That way they have to be tcoherent and youre gomg ~smell booze on them If

theyve been dnnlong ~The second piece of

adVice that came from the ~foundatIOns October meet- ~mgs was to know Where ~children are and venfy It ~

Cr81g used the example 4Ja friend who called Ius ~daughter whIle she was outand asked to speak With theparents

Well they werentthpr (rll~ M H to14her If you would have tolcme they werent there Imight have let you shy

Another suggestIOn ISto Iallow youths to have more)responsiblhty so they can learn not to make mistakeSgt

Accordmg to lods what)keeps them from bemg dls-honest ISknowmg the consequence of maktng a mIS-take ISso large Craig SaidIf YOLlcan comUlWllCate -what the consequences areand what youll do If theydo get caught Its not yourfault as a parent

Overall Craig called the)asset approach a commonsense way to solve proble~~m an acceptable wa

There are so many pro- -grams that address prob- )lems CraIe saId Mv fthought process ISto find IthinKS VOLl can do III nlp ven(problems bull ]

nurturing skillsA Bon Secours BlrthCare

nurse educator teaches thesession and encourages bothgrandmothers and grandftJthers to attend

For more mformatlOn orto regtgttercall Bon SecouSCommumty HealthEducation at (586) 7797900between 9 a m and 4 p mMonday through Fnday

Coaches will be givenlaminated cards WIth specif-ic goals and )luggestioDs ofhow to Implement them

It focu8es on posltlvethmgs rather than negativetlungs said NeighborhoodClub executive directorJohn Bruce Theyre theIunds of thmgs theNeighborhood Club ISallabout - to help bUildstrong famlhes

Positive familycommunication(No2)

Among the youths whopa tiJltll-tJUl Lh~fuunJa-tlons October meetmgsCraig said ~Op(n and hon-est communlcatton betweenthe parents and the youngpeople does not eXist

One of the tOPiCStheyouths Said they mostwanted to approach theIrparents about was howtheir parents handled peerpressure when they wereyoung

One of the suggestIOnsyouths and adults came upWIthwas naVlng kids givethem a kiss goodnight whenthey carne home after aneVEnlDgout

Craig s81done of hiSdaughters uses that excusewhen shes out with fnendswhere alcohol is available

Tlus came up a lot WIththe parents 10 the sessIOnssaid Craig Tlus ISsome-thing a lot of parents dId _to wake up or If youre

soon to be-gr and pare n tswere told when they becamepanmt~

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Carlyle graduated fromNorth Georgla College He ISVice preSident of operationsfor Apache Transport and ISa captam m the GeorglaArmy NlttIonal Guard

Ronning-Mahfet

Mr and Mrs DenniSWilham Ronnmg ofSavannah Ga haveannounced the engagementof their daughter AlisonLeigh Ronmng to DamelJoseph Mahfet son of Mrand Mrs Damel JohnMahfet of Charlotte N C formerly of Grosse PomteWoods

A June wedding isrlm~n1~

Ronning earned a bachelor of business adnunJstra-twn degree from theUmversity of Georgia andan MBA lD finance from~rgta State UmversityShe works for MediaOutsourcing Inc

Mahfet earned a BBA maccounttng and economicsfrom the University ofGeorgia He works for MooreColson m Atlanta

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EmUy lJnn ROlDlUloand Matthew DeBetR

DeBets son of Julie DeBetsof Harper Woods and thelate Michael DeBets A Mayweddmg ISplanned

ROlfano graduated fromGrosse Pomte South HighSchool She 18 a teachersassistant at MasonElementary School

DeBets graduated fromCleary College With a degreeIn business managementHe ISself-employed

Osborne-Carlyle

Darlene and Vic Rohr ofWarren have announced theengagement of their daughter Kimberly Osborne for-merly of Harper WoodR tnJeff Carlyle of Helen Gason of Dons rarlye [Helen Ga and BoydCarlyle of Pendergrass Ga

A February weddmg isplanned

Glgtuurne earned a bache-lor of arts degree fromKalamazoo Colltgtge and amasters degree In commu-mcatlOns from theUmversity of SouthernCahfornla

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Dave and SallyWolschleger of Ruth haveannounced the engagementof their daughter Angela SWolschleger to Thomas WVeda II son of Thomas andFrances Veda of GrossePomte Farms A May wed-Jlllg IS piannea

Wolschleger earned abachelor of sCience degree mlegal studies from GrandValley State Umverslty anda masters degree m bUSI-ness administratIOn fromCentral MichiganUmverslty She IS a legaladmmistrator

Veda attended GrandValley State Universitywhere he studied naturalresources m3nsurrm~nt HIIIS a fmanclal Malyst andbusmess owner

FOlJTltfms Ormemtlnblha fron Uwo ar of 1812 a Navy IJItIIlIftU1Ucn A~ord an GffiCtr Ii drtlU ord and two CommISS1Dn1

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PREVIEWThursday January 10 - Noon to 8 PM

Friday Tanuary 11 - Noon to 8 PMMonddY January 14 - 10 A M to 5 PM

Romano-DeBets

John and Lmda Bruce andVmcent and Kathy RomanoofGrosse Pomte Farms haveannounced the engagementof their daughter EmIlyLmn Romano to Matthew

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brides brother GeneGargaro III of Grosse PomteShores John BEaganMatthew W Hogan KevinC McCooey and Todd LPollack all of New YorkCity and TImothy JPlunkett of Tarrytown NY

The mother of the bndewore a dress WIth a whIteorganza bodice and blackSIlk charmeuse skirt

The grooms mother worea long fuchSia silk dress

MUSICwas prOVidedby theChnst Church ChOIr of Menand Boys a strmg quartetand organist Fredeflc DeHaven

The bnde earned a bache-lor of sCience degree fromGtnrgftwn llmverslty SheIS a producer and editor forteleVISion With theBloomberg Fmanclal News

The groom earned a bach-elor of arts degree fromGeorgetown UniversIty Heis an mvestment banker mtelecommUnications withSolomon SmIth Barney

The couple traveled toHawau They live InManhattan N Y

fine inCISIOnsm the corneaThose mClSlons change theshape of the cornea Thereshaped cornea focuseshght onto the retma anddtcu VUllunISrestored

Hundreds of thousandsperhaps mJlhons have hadthis surgery and aresupremely satisfied WIth theresults They now get byWithout reachmg for theirglasses or fussmg WIth contact lenses

TA~IK rgery is not frof comphcatlOns No surgeryIS Some people are botheredby the glare from hghtsespeCially at OIght A veryfew have suffered VISionloss If I were younger Iwould have the surgery

I directed thIS answer atnearSightedness LASIKhowever can be used forother VISIonproblems - far-SIghtedness and astIgma-tism

There are proceduresother than LASIK that cor-rect VISIOn LimitatIOns ofspace dont permlt a diSCUS-SIOnof them all

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Academy ChpelThe Most Rev Leonard P

BlaIr and the Rev Gerald EMurray offiCiated at the 6 30P m ceremony which wasfollowed by a receptIOn atthe Country Club of DetrOit

The bride wore a whiteSIlk gown and a cathedral-length veIl both tnmmed mwhite satlO She camed abouquet of white rose andstephanotiS

The maid of honor wasKatherine Re of BronXVIlleNY

ill Juemalds wereMeghan Burns of ChicagoEmily McCabe of New YorkCIty Dott Shea HoblO ofPabadena Cahf KathenneFrederick Webher of RoqtnnCarne Blrgbauer of SanFranCISco and BevanGarrett of Prescott Anz

Attendants woreWedgwood blue satin A-Imegowns and carned bouquetsof multi-colored summerflowers

The best man was thegrooms brother Thomas GGrace Jr of New York City

Groomsmen were the

Eye surgery can freepeople from glassesBy Dr Paul G DonohueSpeCial Wnler

Q Im trymg to deCide If Ishould have laser eyesurgery for nearltlehtpnnpssI am 36 and have worn

Glaises brIng a clearimage to a nearsighted eyeby focusmg mcommg lightdirectly onto the retma

The most common kInd oflaser eye surgery IS LASIKsurgery - laser m SitU ker-atomJleusls (CUR-ah-toe-muh-LOOSE-suss)

The cornea IS the outertOlluh r]PAr povpnn17 of the~y~Oi~ngdirectly m~front ofthe pupil WIth a laserbeam the eye doctor makes

I gl8SCS or contacts for 20yEars I have never beencomfortable With eIther Idgo for the surgery If I couldbe sure It would work and besafe Is It

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eyes that can see thmgs upclose but see distant objectsas a blur The problemcomes from the shape of theeyeball NearSighted eye-balls are elongated andthose eyes focus light mfront of the retma mstead ofon It The retma ltthe eyesfilm which the brain devel-ops mto VIsual pIctures

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Mr and Mrs MichaelJoseph Grace

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Lauren EhzabethGargaro daughter of Mrand Mrs Eugene A GargaroJr of Gros~e Pomte Shoresmarned Michael JosephGrace son of Mr and MrsThomas Gerard Grdce ofRye NY on July 14 2001at the Grosse Pomte

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Service above selfJohn Brooks Rotary District Governor

adclreued the Rotary Club of Grosse Pointerecaat1y with the message Hsuvice above self

As local leaden aud volunteen Rotarians areeoDUDitted to improving their local and globalcummUDities Rotarians pride themselves ontheir abWty to ftad commUDity solutions tolocal and IDternaticmal needs

The mother of the bndewore a full-length Ice graydress With a beaderl bodIce

The grooms mother worea full-length dress With awhIte top and mdescentnavy blue skirt

Scnpture readers wereBruce Wallace ofBrookhaven NY audKenneth Kerr of FairViewTenn

The bnde earned a bachelor of sCience degree fromthe UniversIty of Michiganana a masters degree 10bo-s admmctrRtlOnfr~-w Wayne StateUmverslty She IS a manag-er With Accenture

The groom earned a bach-tlor of SCience dewee fromPennsylvania tateUm erslty ahJ a master sdegree m busmess admmlS-tratlOn from Case WesternReserve He IS a Fordaccount manager WithGoodyear TIre

The newlyweds traveledto Germany SWItzerlandand Italy fhey live m WestBloomfield

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~f Naples Fla on Sept 22DOl at Christ ChurchGrosse Pomte

The Rev BrYant DenmsonJr offiCIatedat the 4 p mceremony which was fol-lowed by a receptIOn at theLochmoorClub

The bride wore an IvorysJlk strapless gown that tea-tured a bodICe and chapel-length tram decorated WIthcrystal beads She carned anosegay of apncot roses

The matron of honor wasthe bndes Sister NancyClark of PalatIne III ThemaId of honor was thebndes sister JennIfer Boydof Hoboken N J

Attendants wore full-length black dresses andcarned bouquets of apncotand wlute roses

The grooms brotherTImothy Pulte of Glen MillsPa was the best man

Groomsman was VincentMlhaltk of IndIanapolis IndUshers were Charles Clarkof Palatme III and ThomasSdhanek of Ann Arbor

lointe Shores ~grandparents are Richardand LUCinda Weiemuller ofGrand Blanc Great-grand-parents are Homer andShirley Welermiller ofGathnbug Tenn

Alexander JamesGraebner

Mr and Mrs DaVidGraebner of Troy are theparents of a son AlexanderJames Graebner born Feb19 2001 Maternal grandparents are the late Mr andMrs M James Walkl of theCity of Grosse PointePaternal grandparents areMr and Mrs HerbertGraebner of Bloomt1eldHills

Andrew GeromettaDreyfuss

Cvnthla and PeterDreYtuss of Naples Fia arethe parents of a son AndrewGerometta Dreyfuss bornMay 16 2001 Maternalgrandparents are JudithPaul of the CIty of GrossePOInte and the late WRonald Paul Paternalgrandparents are Jacquesand Francoise Dreyfuss ofM1amJ Fla

Sylvia ElaineHodges

Matt and Michele Hodgesof Grosse Pomte Park arethe parpnts of a daughterSylVla Elaine Hodges bornSept 26 2001 Maternalgrandparents are Ed andSue Yonne of EastpointePatenlal grandparents areRuth Brant of Carleton TomHodges of Rockwood and thelate Bdl Brant

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Blrmmgham daughter ofCrosby and Juha Boyd ofSanibel Fla formerly oftheCity of Grosse POlnte mar-ned Michael Lynch Pulte Jrof West Bloomfield son ofMichael and Dtbvlah Pulte

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Jude-Philipe DulacLisa Manz-Dulac and

Gerard B Dulac of GrossePomte Farms are the par-pntJl of a son DominIC JudePhlhpe Dulac born Dec 72001 Maternal grandpar-ents are Rosemarie andRichard Manz ofWJ1hams1leNY Paternalgrandparents are Georgetteand Bertrand Dulac ofRancho Palos Verdes Cahf

Jacob JosephShaheen

j Mr and Mrs Joseph Mghaheen of Mmneapohs arertbe parents of a son Jacob-lJoseph Shaheen born July25 2001 Grandparents are

1Grosse Pomters DeShaheen Ted Zberanowskirand the late Joseph JlShaheen

Jenna MarieShaheen

trMr and Mrs Paul Vincentaheen of Orland Park

I are the parents of a~aughter Jelna Mariegthaheen born Aug 13~OOI Granoparents arelarosse Fomters De~haheen Ted Zberanowskyand the late Joseph~haheenI Mary Kathryn Weiermiller Curt and AnneWeiermdler of Grosse PomteWoodsare the parents of a~aughter Mary KathrynfWelermlller born June 212001 Maternal grand par-~nts are George and MaryiEllen Dakmak of GrosseI

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Detroit which is celebratLng Its 16th 8Dnlversary ISalocally run affiliate and ISresponsible for raiSingfunds and volunteers tosupport its building effortsHabitat for DetrOIt willcomplete Its 100th house 111Detroit by spnng 2002

Mens groupmeets Jan_ 4 11

The Ecumenical Men sFnday Breakfast group WIllmeet at 730 am FndayJan 4 at Grosse Pomt~Memorial Church 16Lakeshore m Grosse PomteFarms The speaker WIll beSydney Rooks of fort StreetPresbyterian Churchs OpenDoor program

On Fnday Jan 11 DrNed Chalet will be thespeaker for the group wluchmeets every week andserves breakfast Chalet5topic will be PosltveJeWlBhHIStory Smce Jesus

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Detroit IS commltted torebuilding the Core CityNeIghborhoods area ofDetroit through a ho1Jstlcapproach that addresses notonly the phYSIcal redevelop-ment of the neIghborhoodbut also the social needs ofthe residents and local bUSI-nesses whIch have been mthe area

HabItat for HumanityInternatIonal an ecumem-cal Chnsban muustry dedI-cated to tlmunaTmg povertyhousing 18 celebrating lts25th anniversary Foundedby Millard Fuller alongwith hISwife Tmda Habitatfor Humamtv Internationaland its affiliates in morethan 2000 UllllllUIl tu~s in81 nations have bUllt andsold more than 100000homes to partner familiesWIth no-profit zero-interestmortgages Families con-tnbute 300 hours of volun-teer labor to support theirhouse construction

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In the froat from left are Chase cunnlaghm of Groue IoJDte Partne LUlie SldaIier of Ccue City Nclghborhooda TrlD1 LeIrN Uld Sam Smith andiUzabullbeth WIlliam bullbull both of Groen Pointe PartDen Partners

The banks philOiiuhyofpartnershIps Jllustrated mIts motto Bank One onewith the commumty hascontnbuted to Its fifth consecutIve outstandingCommunity ReinvestmentAct rating Schwab said

Construction on thIShouse was started InAugust Thats pretty fastSchwab said

Tne Partners has recentiy~g n reoenng househuldfixtures and cabmetry fromhouses slated for demolitionin the Grosse Pointe areaaccordmg to Jack Williamsa member of the PartnersH~ says Items recoveredWIll beuro placecl in Habitthomes through the organi-zations ReStore programReStore accepts donationsof surplus bUlldmg materi-als from contractors andsells them to low-mcomehomeowners for a nommalfee

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Grosse Pointe Partners Bank One make surethat Detroit family has home for the holidays

ChrIstmas came a fewdays early when Tnm leWiSreahzed the dream of ownmg her own house - thanksto the Grosse PomtePartners and Bank One

On Dec 22 representatIves from Bank One andthe Partners dedIcatedleWISShouse In HabItat forHumamty DetrOItsTncentennial Village m thecitys Core CItyNeIghborhoods

The Rev V Bruce RIgdonsemor JJastor of GrosseP(llntE Memonal ChurchwhIch IS a member of thePartners SaId Chnstmas ISa story of homelessnessand a story of dlscovenngGods love

Habitat IS a programthat bnngs out the very bestIn everybody he saId ItprOVIdesa safe wholesomeplace where famIlIes canlearn to love God and serveeach other

Grosse Pomte Partnelllfounded in 1997 IS a collab-oratIon of 12 churches mvanous Grosse Pomte com-munities The PartnersraIse money and recruit vol-unteer support to buildHabItat houses In additionto Detroits TricentenmalVillage the Partners havehelped build Habitat housesin West Virginia and CostaRlIll

~Bank One UI proud of itspartnershIp with the GQ~Pointe Partners and work-ing with its volunteersespecially its youth volun-teers said Jack Schwabvice president Bank Oneand board member ofHabitat fUT Humanity-Miclugan It was inspira-tIOnal for me to see thoseyoung people working here

This was the fifth housesponsored by Bank Onewhich has built the homesthrough partnerships withcommunity organizationshke the Groll8e Pomte

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A httle-known VOIceJahaziel spokeIn the name of the God of all the earthFear not and be not dismayed forThe battle ISnot yours but GodsYouwill not need to fight in thIS battleTake your positions stand still and seeThe VlctOryof the Lord on your behalf

ABCD- A BIble Chapter Dady -Is one of many ways to read the BibleFor my own and other lIves On The HillDuri1g late August to late October ABeDsIhe Chromcler of some 2400 years agoHelped heart-mmd-floul Ul 2001 ADDowhat ISnght In the sight of the Lord

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The Pastors CornerBy the Rev Gutav Kopkll JrSt James Lutheran Church

Wedo not know what to doBut 0 Lord our eyes are on you bullFor decades I have loved to pray theseWords ascnbed to DIetnch BonhoetferGerman Lutheran Pastor and TeacherAnti-NaZI martyr executed m 1945 Just before the Allies liberated my natIve land

One month after the unMuslim terrorI read on October 11 m II ChroniclesTlus prayer of Jehoshaphat who didWhat was nght gtn the SIght of thELord 0 Lord God of our fathers do you not ruleOver all the kmgdOfISof the natlOnsIn your hand are power and mIght

So that none ISable to WIthstand youIf ~~comes ~por us ue ~tllstLTdBefore you and cry to you mOur affllctlon and you WIllhear and saveWhom the Exodus forces on their way toThe promIsed land had not mvadedWere now terronzmg With destructive force

They reward us by coming to dnve usOut of your promIsed land America0 our God will you not execute judgmentOn them For we are powerlessAgamst what IScommg agamst usWe do not know what to doBut our eyes are on you

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funded under an mvestIgd-tor-Initiated research grantfrom the NatIOnal Instituteon Drug Abuse Surveys ofnationally representativesamples of Amencan highschool benlOrs were begun m1975 makmg the class of2001 the 27th such c1assurveyed Surveys of 8thand 10th graders wereadded to the delgn In 1991maklOg the 2001 natIOnallyrepreentatIve samples the11th such classes surveyed

The sample blzes m 2001are 16800 8th graders14300 10th graders and13300 12th graders for atotal of 44300 students mall

behaVIOr or SOCialproblemshave later been diagnosedWIth VISIOnproblems

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We cherish our chddrenWe should chensh theIrVIlOn too An eye care pro-feSSIOnal can make all thedifference

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types of changes you mightexpect to result from shiftsm the advertlsmg miX agreater amount of negatIvenews coverage or less favor-able portrayals of smokmgIn entertmnment program-mmg

There IS also eVldenpetrom the study that ciga-rettes have become some-what less avaIlable to teensThe proportlOn of 8thgraders s8)lng that It wouldbe ~falrly easy or veryedlgtY tor tnem to get cIga-rettes 11 they wanted somehas fallen from 77 percent In1996 to 68 percent In 2001Among 10th graders theproportIOn fell somewhatless from 91 percent to 86percent over the same timeperIOd The mvestlgatorsnote however that the greatmajority of these youngteens stIll say that they haveready access to cIgarettes

Will these favorabletrends In cigarette smokmgamong young people contm-ue

The reductIOns in thenumbers of teens who aresmokmg or who are accept-mg of smokln should helpto deter other teens fromstartmg Johnston saidBut the fact that the pro-portlOn who 1udge smokingto be dangerous IS no longernSlng may be an early warn-ing Sign of a slowdown m thedeclme in teen smokmg

Monitonng the Future IS

By Dr Howard Purcell(NAPS) - Heres an eye-

openmg statistic Only 9percent of Amencan chl1-dren have had an eye exambefore they entlr schoolThat can lead to more prob-lems than parents mayImaglne

Parents should take theirchtldren to an eye care professlOnal for a comprehen-SIve eye exam - not slinplya Vlblon screenlng - by theage of three again beforestartmg Bchool and everyyear while In school

Cherish childrens vision

A thorQugh eXRmlfllltonconsists of more than Simplyreading a chart It tests notonly VISIOn but also pro-VIdes information about thechilds overall health profile

Many children who havefared poorly at school or whohave demonstrated negative

A conSiderable body ofresearch - some of It basedon Momtorlng the Futuredata -- has shown that pncecan be an Important deter-rent to smokmg for youngpeople Work reported lastmonth by the UM investiga-tors at the World ConferenceUll 8111ukmg or health InNew Orlean hows thatsince 1997 the proportIOn ofstudents reportmg frequentexposure to antl-smokmgads has Increased conslder-~blJ Iu t1nA dJC lUU1JOTuuncredltmg the ads With actu-ally helpmg to mfluencethem not to smoke hasIncreased substantially aswell

Smce 1995 there has beensome mcrease at all gradelevels m the proportIOns ofstudents sa)lng that pack-a-day smokers run a greatrisk of harmmg them-selves (phjrsJcaHy UJ Jamp uLLerways) although thiS beliefdid not mcrease any furtherIn lOOl (Thl MODltonng theFuture study has shown per-ceived harm to be an Impor-tant deterrent to young peo-ples use of a number of Ilhc-It drugs)

While many adultsbeheve that young peopleunderstand the dangers ofsmokmg our data suggestthat a lot of tettllgt stIli donot particularly the youngerteens Johnston saId Forexample Some 43 percent oftodays 8th graders stili donot thmk there is a greatnsk associated With pack-a-day smokmg

In addition there hasbeen some Increase smce1996 (1997 for 12th graders)In students personal dIsap-proval of smokmg

These findmgs suggestthat It IS not Just pnce thatIS actmg as a deterrent toclgarltte use JohnstonsaId There have been someunderlymg changes mImportant beliefs and atti-tudes as well These are the

to management about futureplans for the faclhty lnclud-Il~g new equipment diS-counts mcentlves and pro-grams

If you really enj)y a goodhealth club It can becomeyour home away from homeThe people you meet and thegood feehngs of accomphsh-ments and results can beworth It If you find the rightone Ask all the nght questwns and research the localfaclhtles to find the perfectmatch for you

Kellv rrdfrn B S C S CS lS a p~rsonal tramer and the owner of PowerBreak FUness If you have afitness or tramlng questIOne-matl Kelly atletters kfwShearstsc com orwnte her m care of KmgFeatures Weekly SerVicePO Box 536475 OrlandoFL 32853-6475

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HEALTH SnvlCfS ~

shown Important dechnes III2001 bpeclfically I

ThIS year about one Inevery 18 8th-graders (5 1percent) IS a current dallysmoker one of every eight10th graders (122 percent)and about one In every five12th graders (19 percent)These dallr smo~lng rate~are down proportIOnallyfrom ther peak levels In1996 (1997 III the case of the12th graders) by about one-half one-third and one11 ltlrtn1j nt~~t~u~~) Thrare down proportlOnally Justfrom last years levels by 26percent 13 percent and 8percent respectively

These important dechnesm teen smokmg did not Justhappen by chanceJohnston said A lot of mdl-vlduals and organizatIOnshave been making concertedefforts to bnng down theunaccectlblv hgh rates ofsmokmg am~ng ~ur youth ~

Amon~ the efforts henotes are a number thatemerged from the tobaccosettlement between thestates and the tobacco com-panies

The Joe Camel advertIS-Ing campaign was endedbillboard adYertlBlng of ciga-rettes was ehmmated andantlsmoklng advertlsmgcampaigns werp Inltated bythe newly formed AmencanLegacy FoundatIOn that wasfunder under the settle-ment Johnston saidFurther a number of stateslaunched their own antl-smokmg ad campaignsullIe aiso raIsed theIr excisetaxes on cigarettes and theIndustry raised prices morder to cover their costsfrom the settlement On topof all of thIS the mdustryreceived a great deal of neg-ative pubhclty dunng themld- to late-1990s as theIrpast practices were exposeddunng the htigatlOn processWIth the states and m thefederal regulatory debates

Abullrnelcan Councll onExerCise (ACE) and TheNatlOoal Strength andCondltlOmng ASSOCiatIon(NSCA) There are othersthat Just requIre a weekendcourse Find out how manyyears the person has beentralnmg and whether theyhave a degree m the field

The third Issue IS conve-mence You want to be surethe faclhty IS easy to get tofrom your home or Job If Ittakes you too long to getthere or It IS out of your wayyou may be wastmg yourmoney

FInally check the avad-ablhty of classes and equip-ment VISit the faCIlIty at theapprOXImate time you planto exercise so you can seeow busy thmgs are Youdont want your one-hourworkout to ake two hours tocomplete because yourewaltmg on machmesl Talk

Areyou ayoung adult troubled f)with lower back problems f-

Attend a FREE lecture

Thursday Jan 10 at 7 pmCnnnely Auditorium at Bon SeCburs Hospital468 Cadieux at E lefferson in Grosse Pointe

Daniel Elskens MD a Bon Secours Cottage neurosurgeon explainS the mostcommon reasons for low back pain In young and middle-aged adults such assports InJunes or lumbar strain He also discusses current treatment methods thatInclude minimallY invasive procedures and dlscectomles (removal of the damageddiSC from between the spine bones) The lecture IS directed at men and womenbehleen the ages of S 21d soA Questlon-and-answer session IS Included and refreshments are servedRtst1Il11()n~ Irt rlQUlred

For more information or to pre-register callCommunity Health Promotion at (586) 779-7900

Included high school seniorsSinCE 1975 and natIOnallyrepresentative samples of8th and 10th graders since1991 QuestIOnnaires areadministered to students Intheir c1asbroomb by ISR staflmembem each sprmg

Current smokmg (definedac S10klng- one or ffi0rc Cig-arettes dunng the past 30days) had been decllmngsteadily blnCe the reLentpeak levels reached m 1996among 8th and lOthgraders and m 1lt1lt17~TTHO

12th graders Between 1996and 2001 current smokmgamong 8th graders fell from21 percent to 12 percentand among lOth gradersfrom 30 percent to 21 per-cent

Among 12th graders cur-rent smokmg fell from 37percent m 1997 to 30 per-cent In 2001 - a proportion-al decline of about two-tenthb Thus the youngerage groups have shown thegreatest Improvement so farThe drop In current smokmgthat occurred Just thiS year- of 2 5 percentage POintsm 8th grade and 2 6 percent-age POints In 10th grade -are highly statistically slg-mficant while the Z percent-age-pomt dechne In 12thgrade fell Just short of bemgsjgIhficai1t

Prior to the peak teensmokmg rates reached Inthe mld-1990s currentsmokmg among 8th and10th graders had been nsmgrapIdly With about a 50 per-cent mcrease ocrurringbetvccn 1991 and 19SGSmoklllg had been nsmgamong 12th graders as wellthough not by as large a pro-portlOn

The rates of dally currentsmokmg m the three gradelevels (defined as havmg oneor more cigarettes per dayover the past 30 days) havehnwtl parallel trends tothose for any current smok-mg and hkewlse have

slOn on thp tRrihn eqmp-ment You might want to askwho cpans the equipmentSamtary facilities careabout thelr members

Second check the quahfi-catIOns of the staff You wantto be bure ~haL the peoplewho are showmg you how toexercise know what they aredomg Ask to talk directly tothem and ask questIOns Letthem know If you plan to usea personal tramer whatyour health history IS andwhat your goals are fortrammg The more thoroughyou can explam your previ-ous expenences the easier ItWIll be for the trainer to fig-ure out what w111work foryou

Some highly recogmzedcertificatIOns for perconaltramers are from TheAmencan College of SportsMedlcme (ACSM) The

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Teen smoking declines sharply in 2001In a year In which good

news seems hard to come bythere IS some good newsfrom the health frontCigarette smoking the leadIng cause of preventabledeath and disease In thiscountry IS falling harplyamong American teenagers

The latest natIOnal surveyIn the ~MoOltorJng theFuture~ smes conducted bythe Umverslty of MichiganInstitute for Social Research(lSR) shoy s that teen smok-mg IS rapidly dechnmg

t)WlOO on natIOnally repre-sentative surveys of some44000 students In grades 810 and 12 18k research SCIentlsts have found that ado-lescent smokmg IS dechmngat a vigorous pace ThiS con-trasts to the dramaticincrease In teen smokingobserved In the early 199Ossays study director Lloyd DJohnston

Because the ~~n yearsare cntlcal In the mitiatlOnof HIIMIy aU hfetlme smok-mg habits what happensdunng that developmentalpenod IS vital to the eventu-al health and longeVity ofeach generatIOn JohnstonSald Thats what made thesharp Increase In the early1990s so wornsome and It ISalso what makes thiS

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Shop around-fot the best health club

dechne hich began In thelattpr half of the 1990s soenCUUlil~mg

The 2001 Momtonng theFuture survey Included stu-dents m 424 publH and pn-vate secondary schoolsthroughout the cotermmousUmted Statpl Tnhls~on andfellow social psychologistsJerald G Bachman andPatnck M OMalley havebeen conducting the studysince 1975 With supportprovIded by the NationalInstitute on Drug Abuse oneof the NatIOnal Institutes ofHealth m the U SDepartment of Health andHuman ServIces

The annual surveys have

By Kelly Griffin BSCSCS

With the New Year youmay find yourself resolvmgto lose the same 10 or 15pounds you swore to workoff last year Couldnt do It

fon your own Perhaps ItStime to conSider JOlnmg agym or health club

There are plenty of bene-fits In JOining a fitness faCil-Ity You get a vanety ofequIpment and classes tochoose trom Meetmg peopleIS easy You can get helpstartmg a routme from anattendant or trameI If youare looking to Jom a fitnessfaclhty for the first time orwould hke to shop aroundfor a better one than the oneyou currently attend hereare some tips for finding thebest one for the money

First and foremost makesure the eqUipment IS keptm good workmg condItIOnIn any facthty aflty shouldbe first Check for rustedcableb or weight plates duston the machines and corro-

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AAA Travel offers tsMchlgan customers aTravel Related InsurancePohcy (TRIP) whIch pro-Vdes comprehenSIVe coverages for alr travel baggagetrip cancellation or mterrup-tion and personal protectIOn

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The two-vOlumeInternal Revenue Codecovers the law We havethe current code and pastcodes going back to 1990The code covers tax lawand we dont get new eltl-bong ulatil aab~1the Apnl15 deadlme 80 you willneed to check more cur-rent sources

C8iebrote The Great Lakes

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Grosse Pointe public libraryis ready for a taxing situation

http Ilwwwtreas state ml Will bl mg yOU up to dateus They still have only B~t most of us use mOreyear 2000 forms SQ youll straightforward sourcesJust have to watt untIl The most popul~ pertheyre good and ready to sonal tax gude 18 J K

th t Lassers Your Incomegive em au W k th tDetrmt 2001 Income tax Tax e eep e mos

recent cnes on hand bothbusmess reference andclTCulatmg so you cancheck tt out of the libraryfor a couple of weeksYoull want the 2002 edl-bon to cover your 2001taxes

The Ernst and Younglax ~aver s rwae comeshighly recommended formdlVduals domg theirown taxes Park andWoods branch hbranesboth have the 2002 edl-tlon covering the 2001tax year

Before we have all theforms are ready to go at forms we put out gIvehttp IIwww Cldetroitml us away copes of

Pubhcatlon 17 of theIRS This is the govern-ments own overall gwaefor getting you throughtlus When we run outthey dont send us moreIf you really want to usethis Its the one publica-tion you have coplck upearly

Magszmes and newspa-pers Wlll have artlCles ontaxes from now untilApnl

Theres a loLof mforma-bon out there brave soul

On the other hand youcould come to the aid ofthe economy by htnng anaccountant

Youll find state ofM1clugan tax fonns at

You neednt worry aboutthat Eventually every-thmg wdl be onlme Youcan go m through thebookmark on our homepage which should takeyou straight to the 2001forms and mstrucbons

If you prefer you cantype 1( thp wph addressand then follow dIrectlonsor icons to get to formsand mstructlons Thefederal tax site ishttp IIwwwrsgov Most ofthe federal forms areupdated but check theeaJ Some still are 2000Some are 2002

ByHnGr~ryG P PublIC Library

Domg taxes IS almostas much fun as brulhmga eats teeth

Even so while the restof the world was celebrat-109 the holIdays a few ofyou came to the hbrary tofind out when well putthe tax stuff out

Have no fear Itsalready arTlvmg At WrIt109we have more than70 cartons of the baneT)~ t 01 n riPAn th ~~J _ ~ oJ

many more WIllbe m andwe win have the tax formexhlb1ts out WIth formsfree for the talong

Many forms straggle mthrough January Somenever arnve at all Thefederal forms arrIve firstsporadically The stateforms almost never gethert until the end ofJanuary DetroIt formsamve even later If theyare sent at all

Old you seTYeThe UmtedStates Nvy MemonalFoundatlOn m WashingtonDC has estabhshed theNavy Log m an effort tohonor all naval veteranswho have served our coun-try

The Navy Log IncludesNavy Manne Corps CoastGuard and MerchantManners The Navy Log hasthus far collected the names

Now more than ever tnpInsurance ISproVldmg peaceof mmd tv Amencans whoare eXeTCSmgtheIr freedom- _ _ D_~ _ ~_

_ laV~l lIIgt _I only about 8 to 10 percent oftravelers purchased msur-ance accordmg to TravelGuard InternatIOnal ofStevens Pomt WIS thecountrys largest travelinsurer Now between 33and 50 percent are bUYingtravel msurance

ThlS is a good Sign thattravelers are takmg a en-ous mterest m protectingtheir vacation mvestmentsllld Larry Dickens chrectorof vendor relations for AMTravel Agency We wantpeople to mamtam theirnormal travel habIts andtrip insurance prOVIdes anextra level of securitv

Accordmg to D1ckens Ifyour Journey mcludes acruse a package tour or acondo or VUa- whIch oftenreqUIres payment In fullbefore you leave - tripmsurance can be qUite use-ful The same IS true If youshould requue medIcalattentwn whlle overseas

The relatively small addi-tIOnal purchase car savethousands of dollars f thetraveler IS forced to canceldue to unforeseen crcum-

Washington memorial honors veterans

TRIP insurance offerspeace of tnind for travelers

Dlclunson saldIt cost $1368 to pnnt the

ongmal verswn The reVeion would add $560

Woods deputy comptrollerRobert Kraft told commis-SIon members he would seekpnce quotes from mulbplepnnters

Smce the booklet IS forthe reSIdents of GrossePomte Woods and that anaverage of 50 booklets IS ds-tnbuted by the city clerk tonew resdents each monthKraft agreed addItIOnalfundlng could be obtamedfrom the citys operatingbudget to support the cost ofnMntlnlJ ~n PYnltnllPCl Pelt-tlOn a~cordingto tree com-mlSsion documents

We dont have the fundsIn tlns years budget to addthe four pages but wereproceedmg to develop tha~Dickinson sad We hope mthe next fi1cal year wellinclude that in our budget

Tasty broccoh amp garhcIS a perfect SIde dsh wthbeef poultry or seafoodSteam the broccoh aheadto save time Double therecipe for larger groups

My brotherm-law CarlHankla helped me pre-_ +l- Irl ~ 41~ n 1 u - -

ful broccoh We served Itwth beef tenderlolIl andmashed potatoes (pre-pared by my other brother-In-law Dan Caton) Themeal was e~oyed by myentlr~ famly

Together we had tun lI1

the kltchen Eatinghealthy doesnt have to bebonng Special thanks toCall for being my righthand tn the Iotchen dur-mg the hohdays yourethe best

200 PM THE LEGAL INSIDERChIstopher Cavanagh Hosts local attome)s DaVid Draper and DouglolSDempse) tae an illS Ide Jccl at current legal ISSueS(Repealed M-Sun 400 AM MlWfSun 6 00 PM)

230 PM POINTERS WITH PROSTGuesl AJra PollacA IvtChgQJI Em rounema CounetlHost John Prosllllier-Iels local celebnlles aboullirneI) 10JllCS (Repeated M-Sun 40 AM MIWIFSun700 PM)

300 PM TH11iGS TO DO AT THE WARMEMORIALGueSIS Jobl1 Case) amp MIchelle BomlaTloBunn) Brooks host an IIlformalle 100 al whal sha~llInl al the War Memonal (Repeated M Sun) OOAM MWiIiun 8 00 PMgt

330 PM POINTES Of HORTICUITUREGuesl Joe S Floer ArI(llglI Parr IHost honleultuml Jim Farquhar hares lips gles61(1Ice and Inlen IC S lOCJ1 dULhOIIIIl VII grdcOIng(Repeated 1 gtun ~OAM MWII Sun 6 10 PvI)

400 PM YOUNG VIEW POTNTF-Sl pbeal )oulh sho featunng students reJXgtnmg00 a anel) of educallonal loples (Repealed M iun 600AM 1 Ifi un 810 PM)

4)0 PM HTERCOI_OR WOR~JlOPRenowned local artist (arol LaChlUsa demonlralealereolor lechnlques SImple enough for begmnerltHI challengmg 10 the epenenced artist (RepealedM-Sun 610 -M 1IWflltun 9 ()()PM)

500 PM VITALITYPLtA half hour of hod) Il1mng and epklci bolngexercIe cia 1WIF-iiun tepleklxllIlgTffhiat Tone IRepeated M iun 7 00 AM)

530 PM fLSICAtiTORY11MtJAMBOREEHosls 11 GlOria from the Central Llonmand MI~ Paula lhe Mem 1u~ Maer ofter a Ihalf hour of tones dnu mule lor children(T rrh~1 0 PM onl) )

BOllshallow water m asteamer pot add the broccob and cover Steam for 3to 4 mmutes (It Mil stillbe bnght green) drainand set aSIde Heat the 011in a large nonbtlck slolletAdd the garhc oreganoand broccoh and sauteuntIl the garlic becomesgolden about 4 to 5 mm-utes

A LA ANNIE

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Every new resldent getsa copy of thIS book

Is a beautiful bookDickmson sllld It was theTree Commisswns contnbu-bon to the Ctys 50thanmversary along Mth theHlstoncal CommIssionschronology of the Woods

The proposed four-pageexpanSlOn wlll have room foraddltional hlstoncal mfor-mation

We have plans tomcrease the content of thebook mcluding a map thatMil show all the varieties oftrees on the walkin~ path atLake Front Park said AllenDlckmson the Woods citycouncIl represent8tlve to thetree commisson

Commumty Tree Bookletpublished by the GrossePomte Woods TreeCommlSSlont WIll includemajor changes accordmgto commlssion members

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Holidays are over its time to getback to healthy eating

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910AM InUIT PUISA half hour deroblc ccrclse class (Repeated M-SunII 00 PM)

938 AM POSITIVELY lOSlTIVEFTOIIA LtOld IVrllIhl HauseHosts JeaOle kNell and Lit AIen bull an upllftmg half-hour of JX1li lItltudc and Ideas (Repealed M-sunII 0 P1 MVr gtun 9 0 PM)

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Broccoli amp Garlic1 pound broccoli flo-

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2 teaspoons olive oilS garlic cloves

minced14 teaspoon dried

oregano14 cup thinly sliced

roasted red pepper

Its time to pItch theChristmas cookles thenuts the pies and cakesand other sweet holidaydehght that youvetucked around thelutchen

Its tlntl to get healthyStart the new year

nght by treatmg yourbody to the fresh fruitsand vegetables that areavaIlable year round

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DAYTIME PROGAAMVIING FOR THE WEEK OF JANUARY 06 - JANUARY 13

Woods tree booklet is branching outBy EsradLindbergStaff Wnter

A local group of treefdncJ~r 1S lvukifl~ for aprmter to manufacture1000 addItlonal copIes of agulde to area trees I

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January 3 2002Grosse Pointe New8 Metro calendar 76

Periodontal disease may lead to seriousmedical conditions but it is treatable

For addItional Informa-tIOn on penodontal dIseaseVISIt www arestm com orcall (866) 2737864

Interestingly In a recentsurvey of 1000 Amencansover half rated regular den-tal VISItsand teeth cleanmgshIgher than gettmg regullt1cholesterol checks Howeverfar fewer request a dentalscreemng that could predIcttheIr chances of contractingpenodontal disease

nate the remaming bactenathat cant be reached dunngthe SRP procedure ArestmIS a fast and easy treatmentthat IS Omfortable forpatients anesthesia IS notneeded

ExhUttIona ShowAt the DIA

From the old masters tothe finest m modern art dIS-cover the gallerIes and exhI-bItIOns of the DetrOItInstItute of Arts The play-tmngs of the baby boomergeneratIOn are the focus ofphotographer DaVIdLevmthals VIVidexhIbItionSmall Wonder Worlds In aBox runnmg throughSunday Feb ~ The eventsof late 16th and 17lh centu-ry England and the beautyof nature are reflected m theexhIbItion Garden Imageryin English EmbrOIdery openthrough Sunday March 10Amencas oldest culturaltralhtlOnb are celebrared mthe exhIbItion Dance of theForest Spmts A Set ofNative American Masksthrough May 2002 Museumhours are Wednesdaythrough Fnday from 11 amto 4 pm and Saturday andSunday from 11 a m to 5p m Recommended admisSlon IS $4 for adults and $1for chIldren and studentsCall (313) 833-7963

On go nDSO notes

The DetrOlt SymphonyOrchestras DetrOlt EdlsonFoundabon Pops returns toOrchestra Hall 3711Woodward m DetrOitThursday Jan 10 throughSunday Jan 13 for StarsStllpes and Pops with trumpeter Marcus BelgravePerformances are scheduledfDr Thursday at 8 pmFriday and Saturday at 8 30P m and Sunday at 3 p m

T1ckets range from $19 to$75 Call (313) 576-5100

weekly workouts are $78 fortwo sessions $106 for threesessIOns or $124 for four ses-sIOns RegIster today forJanuary classes mcludmgGolf Tae Kwon Do KarateYoga TennIS GUItar AdultConversational GreekSmart Women FinIsh FIrstand Watercolors MacombCounty Commumty Collegeoffers a WIdevanety of waysto expand your honzons attheir AssumptIOn CulturalCenter campus To regIsterfor MCC programs call(586) 4984000PreregIstratIOn IS reqUIredfor most AssumptIOn cours-es Call (586) 779-6111

DO YOU bullbullbullwant to be in the metro calendar

Then fill out ttns form send 111096llterctleval Grosse PootErFarms 48236 or fax to (313) 882-1585 by 3 P m Fnday

EventDateTimePlaceCostQuestions CallContact Person

Recently dentISts andhygJemsts have begunaddmg the antIbIOticArestm a locally admmls-tered antibiotIc to help fightpenodontal dIsease to theSRP procedure The antlblotic ISapphed dIrectly to themfected area helpmg ehml-

serious health condItionsBecause penodontal dIS-

ease is a chrome bactenalmfectlOn It can be treatedWIth an antibIOtic TypIcaltreatment for penodontaldisease mcludes scaling androot planing also known asSRP This non-surgIcal procedure Involves deep clean-mg above and below thegum hne to remove plaquethat has bUIlt up

Parents who SIgn up for aKalo class can take advan-tage of free KIddIeKalolBaby Sitting Mondaythrough Thursday from 9 30to 10 a m Nonreglsteredparents pay $1 for fuddleKalo The 17-statlOnNauttlus weIght traInIngroom IS open Mondaythrough Thursday from B to1030 a m and 6 to 830 p mand Fnday from 8 to 1030a m The fee IS $50 for twodays per week $70 for threedays per week or $4 fordrop-m users KaloExerciseJNautilus combo

Ford Houseexperiences

Expenence the grandeurof one of AmencasCastles at the Edsel ampEleanor Ford Houlgte llUULakeshore m Grosse PomteShores Tours WIllbe offeredon the hour Tuesdampythrnugh Sunday from noonto 4 pm Monday Jan 7through Sunday March 31The Ford House Will beclosed Monday Jan 21through Monday Feb 4 TheTea Room will be closeduntil Sunday March 31Tonrllt re ~n for nnlh ~ifor semors -and $4-f~~--~~I~dren Grounds admISSIon IS$5 Annual Passes are avaIl-able for $18 Call (313) 884-4222

Assumption offeringsA full schedule of classes

and events aWalt you at TheAssumptIOn CulturalCenter Reach a npw tab- ofwell-being and cardlOvascular fitness by slgnmg up forKalosomatlcs exercIse pro-grams which combme aero-bICSWIth walking runningstretchmg elements of yogaand k1ckboxmg The WinterSession will run throughSaturday March 2 Fees are$52 tor two-day seSSIOns$74 for three-day sessIOnsand $94 for four-day ses-sions There IS a 25 ilis-count for semors

1~~SehnskyGreen FarmhouseMuseum located dIrectlybehmd the St ClaIr ShoresPubhc LIbrary LIsted In theMIchIgan State RegIster ofHlstonc Sites thIS farm-house IS owned by the CItyof St ClaIr Shores dnd oper-ated by the St Clair ShoresHlstoncal CommISSIOn Thehouse IS open for toursWednesday and Saturdayfrom 1 to 4 pm Call (586)771-9020

If left untreated gIngIVltlScan progress to penodontltlswhen the plaque spreadsbelow the gum lIne Toxmsm the bactena can destroythe bone and gum that surround the teeth creatmgpockets for bactena to accumulate As the pocketsbecome deEpermOrEroom screated for bactena to growEventually these bactenaenter the blood streampotentially leadIng to morc

In the early stage of pen-odontal dIsease the gumscan become red swollen andbleed eaSily At thIS stagethe dIsease IS reverSIble andcan be ehmmated throughroutme dental cleanmgs anddaily brushing and flossmg

Gum dIsease IS a senouschroDlc bactensl mfectlonthat attacks and destroysthe gums and bones thathold your teeth in place ThemfectlOn occurs when dentalplaque a sticky sometimescolorless film accumulateson the surfaces of the teeth

tal infections - and othermore serious diseases Thispotentlal connectionbetween gum disease andserious condItions such asheart ilisease diabetes andlow bIrth rate babIes ISsoberin~ news

Farmhouse museumStep back into the daJly

hfe of a mid19th centuryfarm famIly livmg m EnnTownshiP now St ClairShores WIth a tour of the

Educationalopportunities

Take advantage of educa-tional opportunities WIthLIfelong Learning classes atSt Peter the ApostleElementary School 19800AnIta In Harper WoodsFashIOn your own greetmgswith a Card Makmg classMondays Jan 14 throughFeb 4 from noon to 2 p mThe fee IS $75 Shape upWIth ExerCise Classes formature adults Tuesdaysand Thursdays Jan 15through May 30 from 9 15to 10 15 a m or 10 30 to11 30 a m The fees are $90for ~woUllYII ~r w~eK$45for one day per week or $3for walk-ms Harper Woodslibranan Suzanne Kent WIlllead a free Book ReviewWednesday Jan 16 from 1to 2 pm m St PetersPansh House Those whohave completed theBeginner Computer coursecan partake In anIntroductIOn to WordMondavs Jan 14 throu2hFeb 4 from 9 to 11 a m Thefee IS$70 Computer classesfor Begmners will be offeredWednesdays Jan 16through Feb 6 from 1130am to 2 p m or ThursdaysJan 17 through Feb 7 from9 to 11 30 a m The fee IS$90 SIgn up for anIntemetlE-Mail CourseWednesdays Jan 16~hrough Jan 30 from 9 to11 a m The fee IS $75PreregIstratIOn ISrequestedCall (586) 493-0917

Pointes pastExperience Grosse

Pointes past WIth a freegwded tour of the GrossePomte Hlstoncal o~letysProvencal-Weir House c1823 376 Kercheval mGrosse POinte FarmsSaturday Jan 12 from 1 to4 p m Guests can learnabout 19th Century hfe inGrosse Pomte vIew anexhIbIt of hlstonc pho-tographs and Visit the newlyrenovated Log Cabin c1840 on the property Innddibon they can purchaseVIdeos featurmg GrossePomte h1S1)ryand relatedpubhcations and productsCall (313) 884-7010

Call (313) 833-4249

TTnfnrhmatelv less thanone-fifth of those WIth thecondItion seek treatmEntThe firstever SurgeonGenerals Report on OralHealth In Amenca suggeststhat there are strong assocI-atIOns between oral mfec-tlOns - pnmanly penodon-

At present nearly 75 per-cent of people over age 35have some stage of gum dIS-ease accordmg to theAmerIcan DentalHYgIeniStsAsSOCIation

Even though It IS the sec-ond most prevalent dIseasem the Unlted States -affectmg nearly one out ofevery four Amencans -many people are unawarethat penodontal dIsease andgum disease are dIfferentnames for the same condI-tIOn

Oral health problems currently cause employed adultsto lose more than 164 million hours of work every year

(NAPS) - Healthy gumsare the key to better healthfor everyone however 50mI1hon Amencans currentlysuffer from gum dIsease(penodontal dIsease) Leftuntreated gum ilisease mayserve as a gateway to manyother medIcal condItionsThe good newS IS that whenit is caught early periodon-tal dIsease IS reversibleAnd new there are moreways than ever to treat it

in Ann Arbor The fee IS $10or $5 for DHS membersReservations are requiredCall (313) 833-1405

Live a LeaRiWar Memorial Update

Enhance your mmd bodyand SPlnt by partaking mthe courses and adventuresoffered at the Grosse PomteWar MemOrial 32Lakeshore In Grosse PomteFarms Develop balance andflelOblhty WIth Yang StyleTal Cm Mondays Jan 7through Feb 25 from 6 30to 7 30 pm or fuesdaysJan 8 through Feb 26 fro~7 35 to 8 35 P m The feesllft ~tgtuor ~ll lor semorsIncrease your stamma andstrength WIth Hatha YogaMondays Jan 7 throughFeb 25 from 830 to 10 amor 7 to 8 30 pm for contmumg students or 10 15 to1145 a n for begmnersClasses WIllalso be offeredThursdays Jan 10 throughFeb 28 from 735 to 905pm for begInners The feeis $70

Explore the tradItIOnalpnnciples of drawmg WIthWorkmg From the FigureWednesdays Jan 9 throughFeb 27 from 1 to 4 pm Thefee is $90 Pohsh your pos-ture WIth The FeldenkralsMethod Thursdays Jan 10through Feb 21 from 730to S30 pm or Fndays Jan11 through Feb 22 from 9to 10 am Tne fee IS $10Preregister using yourMaster Card or Visa via faxat (313) 884-6638 e-MalIwwwwarmemonal org orcall (313) 881-7511

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Grosse POInte mUniCIpali-ties and Harper Woods Theevent IS an Ideal afterglowdestInatlon for those attend-Ing the DetrOItAuto DealersAsSOCIations NorthAmerican InternatIOnalAuto Show Chanty PrevIewon that same rught Ticketsto thIS elegant black tieoptional evenmg of dmmgand danCIng are $85ReservatIOns are reqUIredProceeds benefit ChIldrensServIces of the NortheastGUIdance Center Call (313)884-8691

AU that jazzJazz guItarIst Tim

Bowman and hIS band WIll

headhne A Jazzy Afterglowbenefitmg Barat ChIld andFanuly Services a dIVISIOnof Matnx Human SeeVlesFrIday Jan 11 at theInternational Banquet ampConference Center of theAthenaeum SUIte Hotel 400Monroe in DetrOitFestiVlties Include a 5 to 7P m VIP hors doeuvresreception 5 to 915 p m VIPShuttlp Rorvlce to theDetrOIt Auto DealersAsSOCIations NorthAmerican InternatIOnalAuto Show Chanty Previewdinner at 9 15 pm andentertamment commencingat 1030 p ill Tickets for thISblack tIe affllU are $125 or$175 per personReservations are requiredCall (313) 9633330

Art of learningTake advantage of an

exciting selectIon of freeDrop-In Workshops at theDetroit InstItute of Arts5200 Woodward in DetroitPIece to~ether creahvePostcards Fridays Jan 4through Jan 25 from 630to 8 pm DIscover The Art ofthe Doodle Sundays J an 6through Jan 27 from noonto 4 p m PartICIpate m theNAMES Project AIDSMemorial Quilt Sunday

Artrain stroll Jan 20 at 1 pm SharpenView the out of thIS world bullyour artIstic slons With a

exhIbition Artistry of Space Figure Drawmg class forThe NASA Art Program adults Saturdays Jan 12aboard ArtraIn USA the through Jan 26 from 1 to 3natlons only trilVtHU1~ piii The fee is $120 or $95museum dunng a DetrOit ior DIA membelHistoncal SocIety Sunday PreregIstratIOn is requiredStroll program Sunday for the classJan 13 at 2 pm at theNew Center 1100 N Main

MarkVourCalenda bullbullbullAttention Austinalumni

All graduates of AustinCathohc PreparatorySI1Iool whih dUlled in1978 are mvited to attendthe dedIcation of the newAustin Portico SaturdayJan 12 m conJunctlon WIththe 4 p m Mass at St CllUeof Montefalco Church atMack and WhIttIer mGrosse Pomte Park An all-class reunIOn win follow theceremony Call (313) 882-9812

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Last weekspuzzlesolved

FrI Jan t tCelebrate success

Join the volunteers of theAsSIstance League to theNortheast GUldance Centerat a CelebratIon GalaFrIday Jan 11 at 7 30 pmat the Country Club ofDtroit 220 Country ClubDr in Grosse Pointe Farmsmrking the 38th year otsuccessfully supportIngquahty behaVIOral health-care and substance abusetreatment selVlCes for theeast SIde of DetrOIt the five

SundayJan bullBach is back

rrh~ ~Y1Ith I~h E~~hsenes returns to the KresgeCourt of the DetroItInstItute of Arts 5200Woodward In DetroItSunday Jan 6 at 11 amWIth a performance by thePeter Soave Sextet Ticketsfor brunch and the concertare $22 for adults and $11for cmldren Seatmg on thecarpeted staIrwell for theconcert IS$5 Call (313) 833-4005

nCFood amp fellowahlp

Share good food and fel-lowshIp during the MensFriday EcumemcalBreakfast lltndayJan 4 at7 30 am at Gros~e Pomte~emorlal Church 16Lakeshore m Grosse PomteFarms Ms Sydney Rooks ofOpen Door at Fort StreetPresbyterIan Church WIllbethe featured speaker Thefee IS $5 Call (313) 882-5330

onday an 7Sacred sites

DIscover five of metropohI tan DetroItS most beautIful sacred SItesduring a DetroItI HIstorical SDclety Hlstonc Church Tour Monday Jan 7 from 930 a m to 4 pm The bus WIlldepart from the parking iot oi the Detroiti HlStoncaJ Museum 5401I Woodward in DetroIt and

stop at St Domllllcs RomanCathohc Church FIrst

IPresbytenan Church StMatthew-St Joseph

~Episcopal Church LIttleRock BaDtist Church andthe Cathect-al Church of StPaul EpIscopal The fee IS$25 or $18 for DHS memobers Reservations arerequired Call (313) 833-1405

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86 Seniors January 3 2002Grosse Pointe News

By Sharon Malersac Executlve Director

As thl ne vear beg1l1b many homebound senIOrsare stIllleehng the aftereffects of Sept 11 2001

Some people whoexpenence these lymp-

toms may develop PTSD and as many as one out of13 Americans will get PTSD at some pomt durmgtheir 11es Of those who do the good news IS that mmany caes PTSD can be treated successfully

E1a1ne MOIlto ofGroNe PolDte Parkand Suaan Lauppe ofGrosH Pointe Farmsare shown above atthe left belping ft1lthe baekete

sac deliversThe Interfaith Volunteer careetven a pro-

gram of Services for Older Citizens (sac)brought together tbe cburcbes bullbull cboo~ andRotary Club of Grosse Pointe to provide achance for young and older people to reacbout to seniors in the community

On Dec 19 thegroUpB joined to cre-ate more tban 220Christma cards and11ft baskets to be~~~~dtl fdurlDg tbe bondHundreds of peopledonated bsketbandmade carda andIJIfts

_Driving safely while aging gracefully

Because televlSlOnbrmgs the world to ourIvmg rooms tlus con-lt1ltlOncan occur lorpeople who never expe-nenced the traumabut wltnebsed Itthrough the media Theacute stress of a trau-matIc event causeschemical reactlOl1s 111

the bram as well asphYSIcal symptoms

Sbaron Maier

SOC OItionsTrauma of Sept 11can lead to PTSD

With 24 hour neWb coverage reexpenencmg thetrauma IS ab eay asturnmg on 0Ur televllOn Traumatic eventscan lead to a conditIOnknown as posttraumat-ICtress disorder orPTSD

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prescriptions while traveling

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Wrzte to llatllda CharlesII care of Kmg FeaturesWeekly SerVice PO Box$16475 Orlando FL 328536475 or send an e-mail toletters kfwShearstsc com

youre on these medicatiOnsor need to use devices suchas glucose or blood pressuremom tors If you see a doctorwhl1e youre away be sure toget a Similar confirmatIOnletter for your return flightto cover any new prescnp-tlons

3 Take extra supplies ofeverythmg 11 case yourflight IS delayed

4 Use onglnal contamersWith ongInal labels showmgthe names of the doctors andpharmaCIsts and the pre-scnbed dosage

5 Never put your medICa-tIOns Into checked luggageBaggt can be lost Also thecompartment can be too coldor too hot and rum theireffect venes~

For more mformatlOncheck WIth your alrlme ortravel agent

For more mformatlOo ontraffic s~fety for b1der ulefsVISit the NHTSA webSIte atwww nhtsa dot govpeopleinlurvolddnvelmdex html orWrite to the NatIOnalHighway Traffic SafetyAdmInIstratIOn 400Sventh St SWWashLngton DC 20590 Youcan also fax your request to(WJ)366-7721

about your dnvmg ablhtlestalk With your doctor He orshe can evaluate the sldeeffects of the medicationsyou may be talung ConSidertaking a mature driver classthrough AAA AARP or alocal dnving school Letlnabout transportation options111 the commumty and con-Sider trymg them out

While everyone wants tokeep driV1ng for as IOlg aspossible no one wants to bea threat to themselves or toothers because they are nolonger able to dnve safelySelf-awareness is the keyWith smart self-manage-ment you ran retain thepersonal mobihty thatcomes With dnvlng whIlelImiting the nsks to yourselfund to others

Depression Treat It Defeat It

The followmg are tips thatcan help you while travel-Lng

1 Get at least two copiesof all your prescnptlOnb oneto keep WIth you and one tomclude m checked baggagem case you need fmergencyrefills

2 Get letter from )ourdoctor) confirmmg that

rymg aboard a number ofobjects meludmg LnsuhnsyrngES and any containeror VIal that could hold apotennally dangerous sub-sance

The alrhne also tned toconfiscate a bottle holdingher hIgh blood pressuremedlCme (She had trans-ferred the pills from a bottleWIth a chl1d proof cap toone that was easier to open )It was only after shE bUg-gested lettmg the flightattendants hold her medicalsupphes that thp airlineagreed to call her doctor toconfirm her me~hcal statusand her need to have theseItems close at hand

If you do onslder plan-mng a route that you arefamIliar WIth and try todnve durmg the day (aVOIdrush hour) Keep a safe diS-tance between you and thecar ahead of you and try tomake left turns where greenarrows provide protectedturns Scan the road contm-uously to antiCIpate futureproblems and plan youractIOns

Scmetunes other 1JU1J1are the best Judges of yourdnvlng ability If someonehas expressed concerns

miSSIon power steenng andbrakes and other speCIalequlpmcnt can make it eaSler for you to steer your vehi-cle and operate the foot ped-als

8 Dnvmg reqmres dlld-mg your attentlon betweenmore than one SituatIOn at atime Do you feel over-whelmed by traffic stgIls andpedestrian and vehicle traffic Do you take medicationsthat make you drowsy or doyou expErlence dlzzmessseIzures or losses of con-sCIOusness Do you reactslowly to normal dnV1ng Sit-uations

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By Matilda CharlesAn msulln-dependent dia-

betic fnend had a problemlast month bring-lOg hermedicatIOns wlth her on afhght to attend her sonsweddmg In Utah She hadno Idea when she got to theaJrport that the new securi-ty regulatIOns put m placeafter Sept 11 ruled cut car

pavement mltllungs othervehicles and pedestnans -~~tlaUy t dawn dusk vrat mght Does the glare ofoncommg headlights causeyou discomfort

If you have expenencedany of these symptoms ofdechnmg VISIon alwayswear your glasses and keepyour prescnptlOn currentKeep your wmdshield mir-rors and headhghts cleanand your headhghts aimedcorrectly If youre 60 orolder see an eye doctorevery year

2 Diminished strengthcoordinatIOn and fleXIbilitycan Impact your ability tosafely control your vehicleDo you have trouble lookmgover your shoulder tochange lanes mOV1ng yourfoot from the gas to thebrake pedal or turmng thesteermg wheel Do you feelpam In your knees legs orankles when gomg up ordown staJrs

If j-ouve experienced alyof these symptoms talk WIthyour doctor about phySIcaltherapy or medIcatIOnandOr tTftchmg exercisesand a walkmg or fitness pro-gram An automatic trans-

~BON SECOURS PLACE AT ST CLAIR SHORESA Ilolt seour- LJwlg Ao_

26101 Jefferson AvenueSf Clair Shores MIChIgan 48081(810) 498-4500

Dad spent a lot of time alone duringthe dayand we couldnt always be therefor him Now he has new fliends eatswell balanced meals and has help wIthhis medications Assisted living atBon Secours Placewas the ideal optionfor all of us

gt- Sponsored by the S1CjfArcof ~n ~( Ire

Affiliated W1t~Boo SecoUIS Health System IncrAl~ DevUlOpea ana managea 0) 0 Lilli are gtBrv~S L4Ciiir ~ ~OOO e ~prvWfloIl I I r

(NAPS) - For manyAmencans dnvmg is a wayof mamtammg mdepen-dence Changesthatoccurlnpeople as they age howevercan affect theIr ablhty todnve safely

The followmg t1p~ IIldy

help you determme whetherphySIcal changes are affect-mg your dnvmg skIll andIf so how to cope WJth themso you remain a safe driverfor as long as you can

1 Good VISion IS essenbalfor good dnv1I1g health Doyou lampave problems reading3lgns or recognizing some-one you know from acrossthe street Do you havetrouble seemg lane and

Seniors celebrate ChristmasA Christmas party was held by Services for Older Citizens (SOC)as part

of its Food amp Friendship proglaJn The program ta1Iesplace Monday throughFriday and includes lunch exereiae bingo and a social event for GrossePointe and Harper Woods seniors age 60 and older

Mary Krupa and Joe Kowalski are served by Jim Flkany of Grosse PointeRotary at the party SOCis located at 17150 Waterloo in the City of GrossePointe

Dr Dan Guyer of Bon Secours Cottage HealthSystem Will present an mformatlve talk begmmng at1130 a m TuesdaYtJan 8 at the cIghborhoodClub 17150 Waterloo m the CIty of Grosse Pomte HeWIll OJCUSbthe causes and cures for posttraumaticbtress dlborder

In the past many people behEved that only soldIersor other people who had been m a war could getPTSD Based on new research doctors and otherhealth care profeSSIOnals are learning that all kmdsof people from different backgrounds can have trau-matIc expenences that lead to PTSD

You can also get more mformatlOn about PTSDfrom the followmg orgamzatlOns Anxiety DisordersAssociatIOn of Amenca (30U 231-9350www adaa org Freedom from Fear (888) 442-2022wwwfreedomfromfearorg and the National MentalHealth AsSOCiation (800) 969-NMHA www nmha org

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Encounter In the ThirdDlmenslOn ShackletonsAntarctic Adventurf SuperSpeedway and DisneysBeauty and the Beast DallyscrPenJngB Will be offeredon a rotatmg baSIS begm-mng at 9 am on the hourm the mommg and on thehalf-hour in the aftemoonand evenmg TIckets are $10for adults or $8 for semorsand children ages 12 andunder Call (313) 982-6001

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Children can also explorethe hands-on exhibitIOnRacmg on the Wmd Salhngon the Great Lakes alongWith penn anent exhIbItIOnsfeatunng the doomed shipEdmund Fitzgerald and afreighter pIlothouse Themuseum 18 open Wednesdaythrough Sunday from 10a m to 5 p m AdmiSSIOn IS$2 for adults and $1 for chl1-dren a~8 12 to 18 Call(313) 852-4051

History aliveTravel through the past

100 years via the specialehibit Your Place in Time20th Century Amenca atThe Henry Ford Museumand Greenfield Village20900 Oakwood inDearborn Patrons may alsotour the museumsCommumcatiuull LI2htmeTransportatIOn andDomestIc Arts exhlbltlOnsThe Museum IS open dailyfrom 9 am to 5 p m

around watchmg a daytimetalk show or soap operaask yourself If there reallyIS no time for exercise

bull From the examples Ivealready given you can seethat exercise doesnt haveto cost you a penny Youdont have to Jom a healthclub or hire a tramer toreach your fitness goals

bull Start Simple espeCIallyIf youre embarkmg for thefirst time on a program ofexercise Try walkmg for 10mmutes three times aweek then add one minuteto your walk each weekYoull start to feel betterand ollce you do youll wantto continue

bull Afraid that exercise wlllrob you of Important energyyou need for the rest of yourday ThIs can only be trueIf you are exerclsmg toohard or too much Most

Ed MaliszewskiCarpeting

spectacular $6 millionNatIOnal AmphibianConsl IOn Center dedi-cated to the conservatIOnpreservation exhibitIon andmterpretatlon of aInphlblanilfe The Zoo IS open dallyfrom 10 a m to 4 pm ZooadmiSSion IS $8 for adults$6 for semors and chIldrenages 2 to 12 Parkmg IS $4for cars and vans Call (248)398-0903

Cool carsView a collection repre-

sentmg three decades ofautomotive deSign Includ-mg a 1904 Runabout a1QII)) ~H of rt l _ - V L V loA

a 1949 BUick RoadmasterRIVIera at the AutomotiveHall of Fame 21400Oakwood m Dearbornthrough Feb 2002 The Hallof FaIne IS open dally from10 a m to 5 pm The fee IS$6 for adults $5 50 forsemors ages 62 and up and$3 for chlldren ages 5 to 12Call (313) 240-4000

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Strings attachedAdults and duldren allke

can applaud the RUSSianfolk tale the FuebirdSaturdays at 2 pmthrough Jan 26 at theDetrOit Puppet Theatre 25E Grand River 10 DetrOItTickets are $7 for adults and$5 for chIldrenReservatIons are requestedCall (313) 961-7777

experienceExplore the wonders of

the Charles H WnghtMuseum of MncanAmerican HI Rtnry 315 EWarren in Detroit Trace theMotor CityS mUSIcal historyVia the new exhtbltlon Jazin DetrOit Before Motown APhotographiC HIStory run-ning through Sunday Jan13 The Museums coreexhibit Of the People cele-brates DetrOits place inAfrIcan Ameman herItageand culture The Museum ISopen Tuesday through

enough time to exerCIsewhy not use half of yourlunch break to exercise and~he other half to eat

You dont have to work upa sweat Keepmg a set ofdumbbells at work anddomg some weight trammgon your break can stillmake a difference

bull Many people find them-selves awash In faInJlyduties If you spend a lot oftime playmg taxI to andfrom the soccer field trygettmg there early andwallung a couple lapsaround the field Ill betthat If you start a routinelike this other parents wdlsoon Join in

bull Bemg productive Withyour tIme means scheduhngexercise mto your dayBlockIng out a time wIllguarantee a workout Thenext time youre slttlng

Youll fiad the finest brands inAmerica at Ed Maliszewski21435 Great2r Mack St ClairShores (586)776-5510

Start10g our 8th year $0 down$35 a month Watch for manysurprIses 10 2002 Its a good time Ito be a Po1Ote Fitness memberOn Mack 313885-3600

fee is $80 per month plus$50 for reglstraton Launcha new career With Prepanngto BabYSit Saturday Jan12 from 9 a m to 1230 p mThe fee IS $25 Tee-off With aTeen amp Youth Golf Chmcfuesdays Jan 15 throughFcb 5 frt1m 4 to 5 p m Thefee IS $40 BUild your young-sters confidence and mus-cleb With Pee Wee KarateSaturdays Jan 5 to March2 from 9 to 10 a m or 9 to10 30 a m The fee IS $35 forone hour or $50 for one-and-one-half hoursPreregIstratIOn I reqUiredCall (586) 7796111

Zoo newsExpertence the animals

and more at the DetrOIt Zooat Ten Mile and Woodwardm Royal Oak ThroughThursday Feb 28 Jom inWIld Winter festivitiesmcludIng storytelhng treedecoratmg Ice carv10g andthe sweet sounds or seasonalchOIrs View members of theHenry Ford CommumtyCollege Ice Carving Club atwork SaTurdays Jan 5 andJan 12 from 11 a m to 3P m Also on Jan 5 take mfree lUUmal themed docu-mentaries 10 the WildhfeInterpretive Gallery OnSunday Jan 6 SeptemberProductIOns presents HatsOff to Animals an interac-tive storytelhng experiencefrom 1 to 1 45 p m or 2 to245 pm The Roeper UpperSchool ChOlf Wlll perlormSaturday Jan l~ trom 1 30to 230 pm Chill out WIththe polar bears arctIc foxesseals and snowy owls at theZoos new 4 2 acre ArcticRmg of Life exhlbit VISitorscan catch the underwateractIOn With a trip throughthe Polar Passage a unique70-ft long clear tunnel tocatch all the excitIng under-water action Take a ride onthe wild side and get an anI-mals eye-view of life on theWild Adventure SimulatorTickets are $4 Along withVisits to the other great ani-mals guests can see the

The Village IS closed untilMonday Apnl 1 when It wlllbe open from 9 a m to 5 pmAdmission to the Museumranges from $7 50 to $1250Admission to the Vlllageranges from $8 50 to $14Chlldren under the age of 5and members are admittedfree ShOWing m theMuseums $15 mllhon IMAXTheatre are Mysteries ofEgypt 3-D MaOla- Call (313) 833-1805

~No excuse exercise is good resolution for 2002By Kelly GriffinKing Features

After seven years of per-sonal trammg I have heardJll$t about every excuse 10the book on why people can-not work out Some of themOst popular ones are lackof tnleurol money or energy

I beheve most peoplereally want to feel betterabout themselves havemore energy and be moreproductive yet feel thatexercise reqUires a block oftime that does not eXIst

Yet If our mmd-set aboutexercise would changemaybe it would be easier toget started

Here are some sugges-tIOns

bull Time IS very precious tomost people the more wecan fit mto one day the bet-ter If you work a Cull-timeJob and feel you dont have

The staff at NOTRE DAME IPHARMACY extends WIshes for avery Healthy amp Happy New YearWe appreCIate your loyal patron-age through the year at 16926Kercheval in-the-Village I(313)885-2154

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Clayworks class SaturdayJan 12 from 1 to 3 p mExplore a variety of tech-mques during aPrmtmakmg classSaturday Jan 19 from 10a m to noon Brush up onyour slulls dunng a PamtmgClass Saturday Jan 19from 1 to 3 pmPreregistratIOn IS reqUiredCall (313) 833-4249

All aboard IHop aboard Artram USA

the nations only travelingart museum Saturday Jan12 from 10 a m to 5 p mand Sunday Jan 13 from11am t05pm attheNewCenter 1100 N Main 10 AnnArbor Patrons can expenence the exhIbItion Artistryof Space The NASA ArtProgram Call (734) 747-8300 ext 236

Indoor playtimeThe Fanuly Center lDVltes

area preschoolers and theIrparents to come out of thecold and enJoy mdoorPlaytime programsTuesdays and Thursdaysfrom 1 to 3 pm at BeaconElementary School 19475Beaconsfield 10 HarperWoods or Wednesdays from9 to 11 am at the BamesEarlY Childhood Center20090 Mornmgslde 10Grosse Pomte Woods Thefree sessions wl1l runthrough April 2002 Call(313) 343-6711

Super scienceTour the new Improved

Detroit Science Center 5020John R m DetrOitBegmning Monday Jan 7embark on a Solar SystemAdventure view WmterNights and ZubenelgenubisMagical Sky in thp Centersnew Digltal DomePlanetanum Hands-on lab-oratory exhibits focus onmotion life sciences matterand energy waves andVlbrltlOns Now showmg inthe Centers lMAX Theatreare Journey lOto AmazingCaves and Dolphms Makeplans now to see the award-wmnmg Everest whichreturns to the IMAX DomeSaturdays and Sundays atnoon 2 and 4 pm throughSunday Jan 27 TheMuseum IS open Mondaythrough Friday from 9308m to 3 pm Saturday andSunday from 11 a m to 5p m AdmiSSIon IS $7 foradults $6 for seniors and $5ior children lMAx Theatretickets are an additional $2Call (313) 577-8400

Assumptionopportunities

AssumptIOn CulturalCenter 21800 MartEgtron theGrosse Pomte WoodsStClair Shores border offersyour children and teensenhghtenmg opportunitiesBnng those grades up WithKumon Math and ReadmgWednesdays from 3 45 to645 pm and Saturdaysfrom 10 a m to 1 p m The

War Memorial for kidsThe Grosse POinte War

Memorial 32 Lakeshore mGrosse Pomte Farms offersa full schedule of education-al and SOCial adventures forchildren Register today forJanuary classes ActivItiescan be charged to yourMaster Card or Visa VIa faxat (313) 884-6638 or phoneat (313) 881-7ill

South informationParents of eighth-grade

students who plan to attendGrosse POlUte South HighSchOOl m the Fall of 2002are InVited to explore thenInth-grade curnculum dur-mg an Information NIghtWednesday Jan 9 at 7pm In the SouthGymnatoTlum 11 GrossePOInte Boulevard In GrossePomte Farms Call (313)432-3513

Special needsexplored

Bames Early ChIldhoodCenter and The FamilyCenter will team to presenta panel of Grosse Pomte par-ents discussmg their JOur-neys of raising ChtldrenWlth Special Needs dunng aParenting EducatIOn Seriesfor Young FaImhes prograInTuesday Jan 15 from 7 to830 pm at BeaconElementary School 19475Beaconsfield In HarperWoods Chlldcare IS avaJ-able for those who reglsteror the Fridav onor to theprogram A voluntary dona-tion of $10 wIll be acceptedCall (313) 432-3800

Fun flicksJunior cmema buffs can

take 10 a W1de vanety of funflIcks during the GrossePomte Public Libraries freeWmter Fllm Festivalthrough Wednesday Jan23 Preschoolers can enjoyGeorge and Martha - BestFrIends Tuesday Jan 8 at4 pm at the Grosse PointeWoods Branch 20600 Mackin Grosse POlUte Woods orThursday Jan 10 at 4 pmat the Central Branch 10Kercheval In Grosse PomteFarms Grade school andmiddle school Iludlences cantake m Mary-Kate andAshley - Case of the SharkEncounter And EnC)clopedlaBrown - Burgled BaseballCards Wednesday J an 9 atthe Park Branch 15430Kercheval m Grosse POintePark Call (313) 343-2074

Artful opportunitiesAspmng artists ages 5 to

8 accompanied by an adultcan mdulge theIr talentsWIth a full schedule of class-es at the Detroit InstItute ofArts 5200 Woodward inDetrOIt Dragons dmosaursand hons are just a few ofthe Fantastic Ammals andFabulous Beasts you canfashIOn dunng a Clayworksclass Saturday Jan 12from 10 a m to noon PlOchIt Roll It COIl It dunng a

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January 3 2002Grosse Pointe News

set up shop In a bUIldmg onlower Jefferson at MarylandIn the Park

bull Grosse Pomte Parkmayor Palmer Heenan whoIS often the first among localelected offiCIals to speak lusmmd on controversial I88ueswhIle others lay low and seehow the WInd blows comesout agamst a proposed JointrecreatIOn commISSIOn

He said the proposalwould establish an appomt-ed redundant bureaucracythat IS unaccountable to tax-payers

bull Suburban voters areexpected to oppose a 20percent millage mcreaserequested by Wayne CountyCommunity College

The mcrease would last 10years and raIse an eftimat-ed $32 5 mllhon Its firstyear costmg the averageGrosse POinte and HarperWoods homeowner an extra$268 In property taxesannually The measure ISeXJl(Cted to pass overwhelm~ingly m DetrOit

Novemberbull Although Grosse Pomt~

and Harper Woods votersJom then suburban col-leagues throughout Wayn~County to turn down a 150percent llul1age hlkrequested by WaYIJe CountCommumty College theIssue receIves enough support m DetrOit to pass over-all

bull City admInistratorsadjust muniCIpal budgets topay the hIgher cost of roadsalt The pnce of salt hasskyrocketed over last yeardue to short supply

bull The natlOns economicdownturn WIll hurt WayneCounty more than otherareas of MIchIgan accordmgto two economIsts from theUrnverslty of Michigan TherecessIOn Will cost the coun-ty 26000 private sector jobsConditions are forecast toturn around by 2004

bull While malung anotheVISit to the Grosse PomtesT t ltIIU nt t~rnu __says the - state will rOlllthrough the current rockyeconomic tImes

Michigan IS In a muchhQ+lIlroflo nCl+- n~ n nn+-

th~~gh thlurec~~slO~~ IPosthumus says ~From aJob perspectIve our taxrates are lower so jobproviders are more hkely tostay here than they were 10years ago when we had hightax rates ~

bull AustIn Texas IS target-ed With an advertlsing cam-paign to attract talentedworkers to Wayne CountyThe COUnty has expenencedan exodus of young employ-able people who haveshIpped out to parts of thecountry they find moreappealIng such as ChicagoTexas and the West Coast

bull A study by theSoutheast MIchIgan Councilof Covernment concludesmost populatIon and jobgrowth m southeastMichigan over the n~t 30years will take place In theout-county region

bull A proposed $2 bl1bontransit system bUIlt rUOundmodern bus technologywould serve the seven coun-ty regIon of southeastMichIgan accordIng to aproposal by SEMCOG Thesystem would be funded inpart by a sales tax on ser-vIces rendered m WayneMacomb and Oakland coun-tIes

Decemberbull A bIg raInstorm dunng

a mornmg rush hourswamps streets seemInglyeverywhere drivers turnCommuters grumble asflooded roadways snarl traf-fic throughout the GrossePOIntcs and Hal per Woods

bull The Grosse POIntes andHarpcr Woxs clther pass orprepare to pass resolutIOnsto collect the Intreased mlll-age tax for Wayne CountyCommumty College

Society are alilung mumCl-pal leaders of the five GrossePomtes to each allocate a$5000 contrlbutlOn to helpdefray the orgamzatlOnsoperatmg costs

l1aybull CopIes of Grosse

Pomte 1880-1930~ are sell-mg fast Released only fourweeks ago the hIstorybooks speedy sales havereaders hopmg authorstomters Suzy Berschbackand Madeleme SocIa Willvuut lgttlluna vulume Inthe meantime the bookenters a second pnntmg

Junebull Mother Nature does her

part by proViding excellentweather for the NauticalCoastal Cleanup About 500volunteers turn out for theSIxth annual event whIchnets debrIS from coastalvaters aloiig th~ GrubbePomtes and other spotsalong Lake St ClaIrS east-ern shoreline Since 1996volunteers have clearpdnearly 200 tons of junk fromthe lake

Augustbull MIclugan Lt Gov Dick

Posthumus who is also thehItely Repubhcan nommeeto head the state If hedecides to run for office uponthe completlOn of Gov JohnEnglers final term comesout agaInst taxmg communi-tIes for residents-only parksPosthumus makes the state-ment while tounng thePomtes

bull The parasItes andsewage spills threatenmgthe Great Lakes have allIesm Washington D Cthirsty politicians who wantto commandeer the worldslargest supply of freshwater

Local control of the lakesIS more important now thanever because of massive pop-ulatIOn shIfts and hencepohtlcal power to the andSouthwest said MIchiganLt Gov DiCk Posthumusdunng a stopover in thelomtes

We ought to be fighting tocontrol it nght here~Posthumus said Its ourwater It SOur tuture

SeptemberIi Lueal chlidren show

theIr colors by wmnIng arambow of ribbons at theMichIgan State Fair Theawards ranging from firstpremIUm to honorable men-tIon in a number of youthdiVISIons came m communi-ty arts contests such as artsand crafts baking and pho-tography

bull Grosse Pomte andHarper Woods reSidents joma natIOn outraged by terror-ISt attacks on Sept 11

Although no current resI-dents of the commumty arekilled or injured formerPOInter and noted finanCIalexpert David D Alger whohad an office on thp Clkdfloor of the World TradeCenters north tower isreported mIssmg and pre-sumed dead Wlthm days ofthe recovery effort hIS obIt-uary appears In the natIonalmedIa

bull An ambitious campaIgnIS launched to raIse $1 mllhon by the end of the year tohelp vIctIms of Sept 11

Each of the GrossePomtes commIt $5000More than $200000 ISpledged by pnvate donorsthroughout the commumty

bull State Rep AndrewRIchner R-Grosse PomtePark IS the firt to admitsurprIse upon learnmg thereI no MIchIgan law expresslyforblddmg fundralsmg forterronst outfits

In the wake of theSeptember attack RIchnerhpplnq pnttmg tOgpthPT ]pe-IslatlOn to outlaw raisIngmoney to benefit terrOrIst

bull The Grosse PomteArtists Assocllltton plans to

October

Iorom page lA2001 review --------to help WIth the sixth annu-al Nautical CoastalCleanup

My parents alwaystaught me to respectnature said KathleenClark club presldent andSouth senIOr

Aprilbull Grosse Pomte 1880-

1930~ a picture hIstory ofthe commumtys early dayshits book tores AuthorsSUl) D CllOC ULIMadeleme Socia of theFarms received cooperationfrom the Grosse PomteHistorical Society inresearclung the communItyand obtammg vmtage pho-tographs

bull The directors of theGrosse Pomte HistorIcal

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ran unopposed for mayorIncumbent councIl mem-

bers Patnck Petz andJoseph Jennmgs reclaimedtheir seats WIthout a contest10 the Nov 6 electIOn as didcouncIl newcomer Jean MWeIpert

Voters m the City alsoapproved fund 109 for a new$2 6 mllhon pool and bath-house for Neff Park by a 4-1margm In May DemolItIOn

to of th 39 J -44 vlJ yvv~ uuubathhouse began afterLabor Day weekend andcontractors are only a fewdays behInd schedule intheir timelIne m gettlOg thenew complex open byMemOrIal Day weekend

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RIver RoadsComputer AnnoireSuggested Rctd 54785

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replace BremmerSusan Wheeler who

served the city as mayorsmce 1994 and on the cItycounCil SInce 1987 deCidednut to seek a fifth two-yearterm a1gtmayor 10 NovemberDale Scrdce who served onthe city council lOre 1989

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Out with the old timersin the with the new in City

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By Bonnie CapraraStaff Woter

The year 2001 was d yearofthmgs anew ill the CIty ofGrosse Pomte

Mter the retIrement ofTom Kresbach who servedas cIty manager for 35 yearsthe cIty council named MikeOverton as lts new cIty man-ager m January Overtonhad been city manager ofRoosevelt Park outSideMuskegon for 3 12 vealBefore that he had been cItymanager of HudJOn for 4 12years

ChrIstme Bremmer whoserved as aslstant managerfor 21 year bid the cItyadieu In June to become citymanager of West BloomfieldCIty admmlstratIon staffer

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In hIS own words themIgratory wmds were call-Ing Now retiredElsengruber wIll spend hISwmter months In Flonda

Taking hts place IS DarnelPalmer a relative newcomerto the cIty who has thrownhIS energy IUtObettenng theCIty schools parks an~other programs

SaWIcki SzymanskI andthe slttmg councI membersall said they looked forwardto a productive couple ofyears WIth Palmer as part ofthe team

bull Harper Woods serves aba home to the Umted StatesMarmes after security

UIQlIOQ qllClO poundYWI I-hn ~~~11 attacks

The Toys for Ibts collec-tion based out of EastlandCanters acant NBD BankIS a good fit for both the malland the mannes accordJn~to offiCIals from both SIdes ofthe agreement

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bull Harper Woods librarydIrector Dale Parus receivesan early Chnstmas presentfrom the Friends of theLibrary m the form of atechnolOgical advance

A collectIOn of 65 DVDsstarts out the five-year planto replace as much of themedia over to the moredurable lnd more attractlveformat

The new collectIon IS notthe only boon during the hol-Idays however Parus saidThe legacy left by a hbrarypatron WIll be used III 2002for updates 10 the bUlldmgand a pOSSIble additlOn

More than 900000 toysare collected and dIspersedthroughout the metro areafrom the drop-off SIteincluding many from thestudents at Harper WoodslIlgh SllJuul lilul uLlurschools throughout thePomtes

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bull InformatIOn dIssemina-tIon got much Simpler mHarper Woods With the com-pletion of the lUulllLlpalsIgn The twoslded SIgn Sits10 front of the fire depart-ments at the rorners ofAllard ard Harper on thewest Side of 1-94

The $60000 SIgn holds2040 lIght bulbs and IScapable of bemg pro-grammed for Pictures andtext It proves usefulthroughout the rest of theconstruction 8eR~on dl~play-mg road closures anddetours along WIth hohdaygreetmgs and importantCIVIClates such as meet10gsand curbSide leaf pIckupThe Stl r~celves tremen-dous positive feedback

bull Three generations offam1hes counCIl membersfnends and reSIdents whohad been m the city ofHarper Woods since Itsbeglnmngs as GratiotTownshIp gathered Oct 29to celebrate the 50thanmversary of the CItySmcorporatlon

A new electromc Sign wasoffiCIally unveIled and dedI-cated to the city before thetime capsule was compiledand sealed by mayor KenPoynter and city managerJIm Leldlem

Novemberbull Election time brought a

heated rarp tn HrpegtWoods thIS year

Incumbents JohnSzymanskI and VIVianSaWIcki retamed theIr seatswith Szymanski gettmg thenod as mayor pro-tern butthere was a race for thethird open seat

The open seat had beenheld by Dick Elsengruber awell-known and liked cItIzenwho stepped dCll~ ~ftr hav~mg spent several months ofhis last term out of town

News

The year 2001ln Harper Woods was one of bull ding whether it was programscommunity or as most people noticed the bridges spanning 1-94 The end ofDecember saw the completion of the Lochmoor bridge Residents were happy asit would Dillybe a few more weeks until road hassles became one of the few badmemories of the citys 50th year

an Important step In the Octoberprogress of the constructIOnalong the 1-94 corridor

CIty manager JImLeldlem praIses the MDOTworkers aud contractor= fortheir progress and honestlyadmits disbelief that somuch has been done Thebndge reconnects the twohalves of the City allaytngconcerns and doubts aboutthe reoponse ttme of pohcefire and medIcal vehicles

bull State faIr season amvesat the LUCido household andr~thy Lucdo starts b3Jr~--g

The Harper Woods womantIes a career record of sevenfirst-place rIbbons for herconfectlOnenes Inclu~ed Inthe awards IS a first-place IndIJjJie pie tWQ cookIeawar~ a second place over-all In cakes and n lot of fun

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bull The Harper Woods openhouse combined all Atsdepartments offenngs IUtOone hugely successful partyfor the 50-year anniversary

Chlldren get a chance toplay With thefire hose drIveone of the large earthmovers or pet BrUIser thecItys canine pohce officer

Adults looked over thehistory of the cIty and alsobaw Just what makes up thentau AT Q 1+

LuckIly paving north ofcity hall on Harper wascomplete In tIme for the fes-tlVlhps aHO111ng everyone tosee the progress that wasbeing made

bull The Marching PIOneersAnn thp Harner Woods BandBo~st~~s-- h~ted their 7thannual Band-o-rama Throughout the day audI-ences were treated to theperformances of 14 bandsfrom as close as home to asf~ G3 bullWChUI DdY dnQArmada

The exhIbitIon a warm-uppirfviiiiarl C ful t11~UlUIJ~tItlve season regaled thestands With musIc fromSpain South AmericamovIes and theater Theshowcase of color and beatwas a bIg success and hascontmued to grow eversmce saId Don SImons thedIrector of the event for2001

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receIve a VISIt from a 12thcentury miraculous holyrehc

The Kursk-Root Icon ofthe mother of God certLfiedby rehglOus leaderb as anauthentic miracle-grantingobject spent two days m thenewly erected monastery onOld Homestead

Usually kept In a vault InNew York the lwn wasbrought out for the purposeof bleSSing the water froman artesian well that the~1J~k rCGpn~d fvamp u~- ~ u

font of holy water for thechapel

Father John the leader ofthe Orthodox congregatIOnlIlvltes all I eSldents of thearea to VISIt the bUIldingsand the Impresslvely land-scaped gardens and pondThe work lhelf seems mIrac-ulous to those assembled

Many commumtles savemoney for 20 or 40 yearsbnd st1H ria 10t 13 bull c enUH6~~to bUIld a new homeFather John saId

Much oCthe money for themonastery came from themembers of the church andthrough the sale ofa pnestshome In Grosse PofnteWoods

Augustbull Fresh blood gets Infused

mto the Fnends of theHarper Woods Llbraly WIththe appomtment of KImSIlarskJ

Sllarskl whose back-Qronnri Itl adve1iBL~g pub-hC relations and promotionsSUItS her well to the task ofsellmg the Idea of a biggerand better hbrary She takesthe Job serIously

JOlmng her in the cam-paign IS her husband MartmBandjke best known forbemg the noon to 3 P mradIO personality on WDETDetrOlt pubhc radIO

The group assesses theSItuation of the library andbeginS to make long-termand short-term goals Thesegoals result m a successfulbook salp and donatIOns tothe ltbrarys collectIOn

bull After many freeway clo-sures and detours theAllard Avenue bridge opensonee again to traftie makmg

the class of 2001

bull The Harper Woodsparade shows off all the goodUangs happenmg In the cItyover the hohday weekend

Mayor Ken Poynter gets astrone response to hiS chal-lenge to dnvers of claSSICcars as he led the pack WIthhIS Packard which whetsappetites for the dreamcruIses to come m the fallwhile hearkening back tothe OrIginal cruisers thattoured thp ct pt IP1 gthe cItys early years

Junebull The citys focus In June

turns to celebratmg thecItys 50th anmversary

A DrIve-in mght drawsOllt a sock-hop atmosphereand an AmerIcan GOthICfeel that puts the commUni-ty In a partytng mood Themght goes off WIthout ahLtlll dJld IS i1 iJlg successSome talk of the eventbecommg an annual affaIr

bull One of the last CIties inthe area WIthout the serviceHarper Woods upgrades Itsambulances and personnelto offer advanced li(e sup-port

ReSidents are relieved bythe security offered by thesysteru and theIr feehngsare echoed by the firedepartment

Chief Tom Fannerexplained You can only usethe tools you have and thtsIS another great tool

TI-l system qmckly provesItself In Harper Woods andGrosse Pomte Woods as heatstroke and other heat relat-ed or trIggered ailmentsstrike the commumty sever-al tlmes dUM-ngthe het sum-mer months

July bull The Johnston Park

Improvement project suf-fered setbacks over theFourth of July weekend dueto vandals

ExtenSIve damage wasdone to an electrical box In

the new structure and the=~--ywt iu ~~bUlldmg was also left m anunusable state Police sus-pect the vandals weredrunken or overzealous rev-eler hke those responSiblefor thp Hnnt fhh blaze lthe POlntes

bull The last of the slimscommg down fugnal thechangmg of the guard atEastland Center The famil-Iar and mdlgenous Hudsonsnameplate IS replaced byMarshall FIelds

SerVIces merchandiseand staff remain constant atthe department store but

bull The lIbrary in Harper the name Signals a turnmgWoods hooked Into IBlstro pomt for the mallas one of the first major DIrector of public rela-move by new library direc- tlons LlUda Magyar guard-tor Dale Parus edly announces a long-term

The upgrade IS part of plan for bnnging the onceParus goal to move the revered eastSIde ohOlinglibrary j-I~ tlth- mecca back to Its former sta-nology to better serve the tuspatrons and brings the com Her claims are parnallyputers in the library to confirm hy thp Ipen~g cfU1ulil fuller use a HoneyBaked Ham restau-

The IBlstro system fea- rant and other stores dunngtures a user-fnendly graphiC 2001 and the announcementmterface and allows Harper of plans that Include aWoods reSIdents to use tra- Lowes Home ImprovementdltIonal searches by tOpIC store 10 2002author and subject as wellas by assoclatlon and by pIC-tures Other new featuresIncluded In the systemInclude the abxhty to searchhbranes from home or workVIa the Internet

The system was wellrecP1ved saId Parus evenby the semors who VISit thehbrary regularly and wereaccustomed to the old blue-screen search

bull St Sabaat RUSSIanOrthodox Monastery opensIts doors to be dedIcated and

The CIty of Grosse POinteFoundatIOn contributed$340000 of the $800000facehft proJect which fund-ed the constructIOn of thewater wall Its bIggest pro-Ject to date

The CltVs mumclpal courthas instItuted some newchanges As of December allcourt busmess WIll be con-ducted m the Cltv hall notthe public safety bUIldingThe move was planned tocparate the conrt and pubhe safety department and toafford both departmentsmore room

January 3 2002Grosse Pointe News

From page IA

HWreviewMarch

bull A dispute over funds Inthe Harper Woods Gardenclub sparked debate and aneventual sundenng of the~oup Into two factlOlls Thecrux afthe arguments stemsfrom the supposed rmsap-propnatlOn of fundmgthough no proof of wrongdo-mg can be found

Mter m1sunderstandmgsl1C p~pr lo -lr OtL

straight the two groupSbegan to cooperate oncemore and move forward to asuccessful Garden tour Inthe sunmer of 2001

bull Salter Park IS appropn-ated by M-DOT ill a dealstruck by the cIty andremams closed to the pubhcfor the duratIOn of the year

To the dIsmay of some res-ldpnu And the Ioltudente ofBishop Gallagher highschool the park is filledWIth large constructionmachmery vats of pavingtar ilmI cement mIXers

The move helps overbur-dened traffic flow throughthe area and improvementsand repaving of the park arepromised by the encroachmgworkers m return for theulle of space

~ A junior-year transferstudent to Harper WoodshIgh IS found carrytng ahandgun on school grounds

The lgtiruatlon IS handledresponSIbly and qUlckly byfaculty and admLllstratlonand no harm comes to any ofthe students CounselorsState they beheve the crimewas the youths defensemechamsm to a recentdnve-by shootmg near tus-home but do not condone theaction

Aprilbull The April 5 edition of

the Grosse POinte News wel-comes Harper Woods into Itscoverage

The syner81st1c works ofthe neighborhood club WarMemonRI nubIle -0 TlT

and schools are all combmedInto one paper and allHarper Woods families cannow find their school newn111 cue paper A few mlscommumcatlOnsoccur ill the first month ofthe changeover Feedback

frcin reSidents of IIarperWoods to the edItorial staffof the Grosse Pointe Newsleads to a qUIck response toconcerns and a better focusrof what readers In HarperWoods want from the paper--May

bull The $500000 bondsecured for Improvements to

Johnston Park start to takeeffect wtule one of the local

-landmarks leaves for a new-home

As ground IS broken onthe new DPW maintenancebuddmg reSIdents bIdfarewell to the mlhtary tank

whIch had been a longstandmg monument near- the memonal garden- Students at the hIghbull school are saddened by the

news of the tanks depar-ture as the traditIon of

pamtmg the metal monsterWIll be demed to them

The old guard shed madebull obsolete by the new bulld-

mgs bemg erected IS used asa sacnficlal lamb to the

~graduatmg semors andproudly wears the banner of

LltylUUlFrom page2A

The CIty also contmuedWIth Its new look for theVIllage thIS spnng and sum

mer With constructIOn of the ~treetscape II project The

second phase of the VillageconstructIOn project mclud-

ed a npw performance areaat the south end of

bull Kercheval and St ClaIr forthe MUllC on the Plaza con-

i cert serlCS and a water wallon th~ OPPOSite end )f themtprsectlOn which was ded-

Icated and named afterKressbach m September

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what they do 10 their ownhome - what theyre com-fortable WIth I make themaware that there are differ-ent styles Its not my placetu say that one style 18 betterthan the other but anawareness IS key HarnsonsaId

For example coming fromthe South Harnson wouldencourage chIldren torespond to an adult WlthYes Maam or Yes SirAlthough ths response ISnot appropriate m theNorth the general conceptof pohteness IS Courteousle~punse igtumversal

Harrison deSigned a cour-tesy and charm program forschools over the summerShe feels that the classroomIS the best forum for tillskmd of instructIOn

laquoThere war a time whenchIldren would learn man-ners from either sittmgaround the family dinnertable evlry smgle mght or ata tea table Wlth theIr grandmother Hamson sudThose days are gone Sowhat we need IS a new

forum and schools are theperfect forum Thats wherekids do the most mteractmgThey mteract With adultsthey mteract Wlth peers

HarTlson belIeves thatsmce a lot of parentmg goesWIth teachillg it wouid be agood mvestment for schoolsto teach mteractlon skIllsalong Wlth the many otherskills they adopt for study-Ing test-takmg etc Shefeels that polite behaVlor ISthe glue to graspmg otherhfe skills and academICskIlls

Harnson prefers that herstudents develop a confi-dence 10 their all-occaSiongood behaVIor over draWlngpnde pnmarlly from know-Ing the details In haute-cul-ture etiquette These detailscan be looked up In a readyreference of etiquette beforea -oeCHt pvpnt 8 courtesyculturE cannot be developedmtantly

I think Emily Post her-splfwould have to refer backto the etlqUftt~ hook nowand agam Hamson said

All the children InHarrIsons class leave Wlthan etiquette book A LtttleBook of Manners There 18an edItIOn for glrls and anldltlOn for bovq

Toddlers hould get mtothe habIt of SImply acknowl-edging someone who speaksto them EyE contact and ahello may be all that ISexpected Just to make themcomfortable around adultsbut rcgtpectful

Children should not be toofamlhar With adultPal ents must define limItsof famllianty for themstregtsmg that there IS a Imebetween talkmg to adultsand talkmg to their peers

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HI ltlU ILlldLlUn~cnllOIPnUll get mto the habIt ofrespondmg pohtely They-1II lt1111LU tidy No LllallKyou lI1stead of No Theycan say Yes pleasernstead of laquoYea Instead ofwhat when they cannothear someone clearly theycan ask pardon meexcuse me or Im sorry

Those al e thmgs that Ifwe start young they Justbecome habIt and secondnature HarrIson saId

HarTlson s four-year-oldboys use colorable andwashable place mats thathave a place-settmg map

drawn n them ThiS rem-forces the rule of wherethings are placed on thetable The boys set the tableaccordingly

Harnson gives her boys adull table kmfe so that theycan practIce cuttmg foodthat IS easy to cut hkecanned peaches

And were not even any-where nearly to the pomt ofholdmg It correctl but Justbemg comfortable WIth Itshe said So when they getolder we can say you knowhow you hold It thIS way Tryholdmg It like thiS

HarTison beheves thatwhIle children can learnabout proper etIquette at awlddmg reception theyqhould not be expected tofoliothol rule when eat-mg out of cardboard boxes Inthe back on a mmvan

HarTison mtructlOn IStlexlblr for qtyle such al forA Contmental versuAmencan prpferencr In thphome She tells students 10practice to uqe whatevprltyle they are molt comfort-able WIth - usually theAmeTican ltvle More Impor-tant tban tyll - qWitchmgfork from hand to hand ornot - Iholdmg the utenqllscorrectly qhe said

I encourage them to do

to practice settmg thetable uSing utenSils cor-rectly answering the tele-phone and InteractmgWlth others m a maturecourteous fashIOn

Set an example throughyour own behaVIOr Few ofus exlublt the manners ofa fimslung school matronall of the time but chIl-dren WIll learn respect forothers best by observmgtheIr parents teachersand other adults treatmgone another WIth digmtyand c(lurtesy You canexpect your chddren toremember thp GoldenRule 10 all they say and doIf youre the first to makeIt the baSIS for your ownmteractlOns

Have at least one readyreference on your familysbookshelf on the subject ofetiquette Tills WIll helpIllustrate the Importanceof tlus tOPiC as well asoffering guIdance whenquestIOns anse

Think of manners andetIquette as an essentialpart of your clulds educa-lon rather than a soap-box that we occaSIOnallyhop onto pnor to weddmgsand reUnIons In the sameway that you proVlde chli-dren Wlth safety mforma-tIon also glve them theessential tools of goodmanners for hVlng happIlyand successfully m theirworld

sense about the magic of atea party but It also pro-Vldes a peek at an Illstoncal-ly Important ntual And ItSthe perfect opportumty topractIce polite behaVlor Wlthfnends wlule haVlng lots offun Hamson said

Word spread and soonHarnson was offenng teaparties for cluldren at com-mumty educatIon programsIn Troy Berkley Ferndalenn (irn Tl

Harnson also hosts teapartIes and offers instruc-tIOn m etIquette at theGroqql Pnmte WarMemonal She Wlll launch anew parent-and-cluld coursethIS WInter from Jan 13-Feb 4

I have taken tea Wlthsome of the most amazmgchIldren m settings frombasements to ballrooms andhave enjoyed each and everytER party Ive prOVidedHarnson said But teachmgIgt where my heart IS

Harrison mvestlgatedschools of protocol andresearched style vanancesm etiquette She then puttogether a curriculum ofwhat American childrenshould know and began todIspense the mformatlOngently and warmly m herself-described style ofmomma and school-teacher Hamson believesthat chIldren can best adoptnew skills and behaVIOrsthrough play and appealmgto the reality of theIr dallyhves

1f the CUlture of pohtebehaVIOr - RIGHT - ISencouraged all the timeHarnson mamtams It WIllnot be necesqarv to tpachspeCIfic responses to everykmd of SituatIOn ChIldrenwill Jut automltlcallybehave politely m every sce-nano Parents qhould begmfacllttatmg a courteqy cul-ture among even small chil-dren

Tips on RaisingCourteous Children

By Cyndee HarrisonHelp chlldren have a

receptIve attitude towardthe words mannprs bull eti-quette polite etc byusmg them 10 pOSitIvecomments on their ~hev-lOr You answered thephone so pohtelybull To be receptive to learn-

ing the rules ~f ptlquettechIldren must first under-stand the benefits ofbehavmg 10 a courteousmanner We use our bestmanners because of theway that it makes us feelabout ourselves Themllglc of good manners ISthat people want to heWlth us They want to beour fnends

Draw a parallel betweenthe rules of etIquette andthe roles of an orgaDlzedsport Chl1dren reaItzethat there IS a dIfferencem the way soccer ISplayed for mstance onthe playmg field or mtheir backyard WlthfrIends Just as theserules are more relaxed msome settmgs the rules ofpohte behaVlor are too

ProVlde chIldren Withopportumtles to practicetheir skills OccaSIOnallyeatmg out of a cardboardbox 10 the car fQr exampleISJust one of the necessaryconvemences of manyfamlhes busy dally lIvesBut clllidren also need tohave regular opportumtIes

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Are the rules followed differ-ently

Even the tmy onesunderstand that there IS adIfference Harnson saId

Harnson then explainS tochIldren that the rules of eti-quette vary also

Who wants to learnunder thiS premIse that youhave to be perfect WIth man-ners thIS ImpossIble pnto-col saId Harnson I cer-tamly dont hve up to that

To make It appeahng forktds I thmk you need to bevery real

Harnson has found thatthe beauty of teaching chil-dren IS that they do not havethe preconceived notIOns ofEmIly Post etlqultte thatadults have

I thmk people tend tothmk of manners and eti-quette as separate subjectsAnd we dont necessarIlymtegrate them untl1 wepack them mto the mrmvanon the way to Grandmasand tell them Okay tlus IShow youre gomg to actHarnson said

One of the first lessonsshe glVescluldren IS hereon-=-cept of RIGHT respectintegnty grace hospltahtyand tact Each qUalIty ofnght can be adjusted foreach scenano - whether anadult or peer IS beingaddressed the degree ofqoph1shcahon of the venueor settmg and so on

As a manners staple rulechildren also leurn that It ISkey not to glve too muchmformatIon Hamson tellsthem to Just say thank youfor the gift they really dontwant and No thank you tothe food they would rathernot eat The goal IS to getthem m the habit of think-109 before spealong and notsaYlng too much

At Hamsons tea partIescluldren can practice cour-tlsy and etiquette As rem-forcement she remmdsthem Get It RIGHT Orasks Are you domg tlusRIGHT~

Harrisons courtesy andcharm courses grew out ufher tea partIes After relo-catmg to the Pomtes fromAtlanta a few years ago shefound herself m the role ofstay-at-home mom for thefirst tIme She no longer Jug-gled her career as a teacherWlth rIDsmg her three clul-dren - Rachael 7 andtWlns Carter and Coleman4

I Immedlately mIssed thecreatIve outlet that theclassroom had always pro-VIded saId HarTIson IdeCIded tu jJllrUtlIi lungtIme

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Grosse POinte Farms resl- dent Cyndee Harrisonteaches children how to getIt right m etiquette pohte

respongtps and good old com-mon sense for all occasIOns

of real hfe Through a deh-cate and fun approach shecreatIvely dashes incremen-tal dose of guldehne~ uponthe children s consciences

The tnck IS to get childrento make tlemselves overfrom the inside out Ratherthan instructing children toput on a mask of etIquetteoccaSIonally so that otherscan Judge them from theoutSide Harnson seeks tonurture In children habits 10pohteness and tact that Wlllbe ommpresent and appro-pnate for both formal andInformal settings

Its about cultivating aculture of courtesy said

Harnson The magical term of manners doesnt have tohave thIS ex~lusive grown-up Dorothea Johnson can-noauon It s a culture fl

When adults are askedwhen they really began tak-Ing manners seriouslyHarnson exammed manvsay that It was dunng coi-lege or when they beganmtervleWlng for posItionsFor many tlus IS when theyrecogmzed that there IS aneed for formal behavlOr

Harnsull ~trelgtled that IfchIldren understand thlsvhen the) alt yuung theycan feel confident and goodon the mSlde They will rec-ogmze that people hke bemgaround them

Harnson treats teachingpohte behaVlor like safetytrammg When children aretoddlers they are taughtabout laquohot and they gradl~-ally progress to more soplns-tIcated rules she explamed

You dont wake up oneday and tell your chIldtoday were gomg to learnhow to dnve m a four-lanehIghway Harnson GaldYou dont learn It all at onetime You learn It mcremen-tally m a way that appealsto their age level People thmk that theyhave to be some kind ofEmily Post matron to teachtheir kIds manners and ItSnot that way We teach ourkids about safety Withoutbemg firefighters

One of the first thmgs sheasks cluldren enrolled 10 herA LIttle Grace and Chamcourse IS If they understandthe difference of plaYIng anorgamzed sport on an offi-CIal playmg field comparedto playmg in the backyard

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Without this most valuableresource none of us will survive Wehave no choice but to act now and totake personal responsibility for aproblem that affects us all

The United Nations has perma-nently deSignated World Water Dayas March 22

Stella Thomas IS a consultant forthe Umted Nations on worldwidewater problems She has researchedand studied oceans rwers and lakesthroughout the world Her researchhas been primarily focused on the eco-nomic political and legal implWo-tions of international water basins(ie Nil~ Jordan Euphrates Indus)uith regard to the peace process confllct rellOlutwn and national secuntyconcerns

She IS a natzue of Grosse PointeWoods (graduated from Grosse PomteNorth High School) She zs fimshmg aPhD in lnternatwnal RelatIOns and iDiplomacy from the Universlty ofParis Her education also Includesdegrees from the London School of EconomIcs Cambndge Unwersity _and Muhlgan State Unwerszty

She IS currently completlnSl a bookon the economic polItIcal and legalImplIcatIOns of mternallonal waterbaSinS With regard to the peaceprocess confllCt resolutIOn (lndnatIOnal secunty concerns

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largest dams the Ataturk DamwhIch It was bulldmg at the tImeThis dam IS one of several planned toreVitalIze the southeast sectIon ofTurkey by 2010

Once thiS large-scale project(referred to as GAP) IS fully opera-tIOnal hydrologIcal engIneers fearthat the Ataturk Dam alone couldreduce Synas supply of water fromtlIe Euphrates by 40 percent andIraqs supply by as much as 80 per-cent of prevlOUS lewIs

Syna and Iraq also fear that WIthsllch a powerful weapon Turkey hasthe patent tc use Il1~t~l ~Q ~ poht~cal weapon by controlling Its flowTurke) previously threatened to blockthe flow of water If Syna continued tosupport the PKK (KurdIsh WorkersParty]

Turkey IS blessed With much waterand a mild clImate and therefore hasvery lIttle mcentlve to cooperate Ifsuch a regIOnal dIspute were to anseIn the event of such a cnsls or dis-pute no bmding agreement yet eXIstsm mternational law to solve suchproblems

Syna and Iraq being downstreamon the Euphrates River system and inmore dIre need of water could causeproblems for theIr Turkish neighborupstream if they feel they are notreceiving adequate amounts of water

Throughout the world there needsto be awareness that there exists aproblem billler than ourselves Watpris a finite ie-source that will affect allof us everywhere if it is depIcted

Political officials have an obligationto bring this message to their con-stituents and individuals need tobecome educated and aware Industrymust emphasize sustamable develop-ment projects Reglonal councils mustwork together to implement measuresthat can result in greater under-standing and better cooperationamong states

The medIa must educate the publicand create an awareness of the sever-ity of the issues at both a local and aglobal level

Every individual must understandthat our most precious resource can-not be abused We must understandhow entical water Issues are and Wemust take preventive measures toavoid catastrophlc consequences

Feasible solutions to counter thedwindlIng water supphes before situ-atlOns reach catastrophic proportionsmclude the followmg

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petItIOn over scarce water resourcesTo Illustrate per capita water avaIl-

abihty m the MIddle East has becomethe worst 10 the world The popula-tIOn 10 thiS part of the world has a 3percent to 4 8 percent growth rateand IS doubhng every 23 years

Coupled With domestIc and mdus-tnal pollutIOn dwmdlIng water sup-phes and mIsmanagement of eXlstmgresources water is redrawmg thegeopolItIcal map of the MIddle EastWater IS becommg the catalyst forconflIct and cnsls zones are emerg-mg

Collntriplt ltlIch Il~ Tordlln wfnltchmate IS primarIly desert havemandated water ratlOmng especiallydunng tImes of drought

Poor countrIes do not have thefunds to pay for the progressIvehydrolOgIcal and agnc11It1ral meth-ods proposed to imgate and expandagrIcultural fields for food ThesecountrIes whIch already have ashortage of water for daily use can-not keep up WIth theIr own growthrates

Another extreme case of watershortage IS the Gaza Stnp Gazaswater resources have been chrDlcally over-exploited for decades result-ing in a constant drop 10 the ground-water level

The Gaza Stnp IS endangered bybactenal contammation becausethere IS no adequate sewage infra-structure The situation is even worsein the crowded refugee camps where40 percent of the Gaza popuJationlives

Sewage water is discharged mtopools outsIde of these camps Waterfrom these pools seeps into theground-water aqUIfers used by thePQpuIatlOn as drinkmg water Alsountreated waste water IS used to irri-gate vegetable gardens as there isnot enough water for Irrigation

Although Israel has been commlt-ted to building desalInatIOn andpurification plants about 60 percentof Israels ground water originatesoutsIde of Its borders The West Bankalone accounts for 30 percent ofIsraels water supplies in the form ofunderground aqUIfers The waterissue IS a senous point of contentionin the Israeh-Palestmian conflict

RelatIOns between Turkey Synaand Iraq have also been tense overwater Issues

Turkey has control of the headwaters of the Euphrates Rlver sys-tem In January 1990 Turkey dIS-rupted the flow of the Euphrates tofill the water reservoir of one of Its

By Stella Thomas

We are heanng more andmore about serious waterIssues m the Umted StatesWatet scarcity has now

become a concern 10 this country Justas It has been a worldwIde concern foryears

Although 70 percent of the Earthssurface IS covered wIth water thereeXISts a common mlsperceptlOn thatwater IS an mfimte r~30urce Waterscarcity IS a cntIcal problem becaulteonly 25 percent of the total wfltRrsupply 10 the world IS fresh waterThe remammg amount IS unusable

bull because (If lts hIgh salt content Of thiS 2 5 percent 70 percent ISlocked In Ice caps and glaCiers and 29percent m remote undegroundaquIfers IncredIble as It sounds thiSleaves 1 percent of the Earths totalwater avallable for human consump-tIon

It does not stop thereThIS 1percent IS further reduced by

the poiiutlon oflakes and nvers frommdustnal dIscharge and agnculturalreSIdue

By 2025 as many as 3 billion peoplein 52 countnes w111 be affected bywater scarcity These countries wlllnot be able to meet the baSICdomesticand samtatlOn needs of theIr people

Today 1 5 billion people live with-out access to clean water Withexplodmg populations and rapidlygrowing economies the worlds pri-mlfY vntcr upply -viII need to

Increase by 22 percent to meet domes-tIc and industrial needs

Countnes such as South Mnca andPakIstan and large parts of Chmaand IndIa WIllJom the already water-scarce regions of the Middle East andMnca They will need to develop newwater systems and expand theIr lITI-gatIon systems dramatically Just tofeed thei( exploding populations by2025

Along WIth thiS grOWIng demandwater sources are rapIdly being pol-luted or depleted In some areas con- tammahon levels are so high thatwater cannot even be used for indus-tnal purposes

The SItuatIOn IS further exacerbat-ed by poor water management 10 theform of untreated sewage mdustnaldischarge dumped garbage fuelleaks and agncultural chemIcals thatpollute existmg water supphes

As water IS further stressed by pol-lutIOn and human demand the worldWIllcontmue to WItness grOWIngcom-

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That was a first 10 43 years Thereare usually remnants of the holidayschnging to chaIr cushlOns and table-cloths for days IIttIe packmg pIccesand sparklIng thmg-a-ma-Jlgs on thecarpet

No one complaIned about the lackof confuslOn and the subtle changesof rout me thiS year LIke much of theworld we adjusted and accommcrdated and got through It all thewhIle realIzmg 10 the bIg pIcturehow very fortunate we are

ThIS IS supposed to be that hme ofyear for reflectmg and resolvmg anduttenng WIse platitudes about thefuture After the year we have JustsurvIVed who of us has the arro-gance to hazard a sage offenng con-cerning what hes ahead We holdtIght tl our faIth and to each other

In the past 24 hours I have lost adear fnend and learned of theImpendmg bIrth of a new longed-forchlld The promIse of our hfe cyclescontmues and our SpIrIts arerefreshed and we once agam behevea new and better year IS about tobegm

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All the best

1 ( PTP t(gt11shcJ to see a CleanlIVIn~r room floor Chnstmas night

Itwas a strangely quiet holIdaythIS year Some of our dearfnends m the neIghborhoodwere away for the holidays

others were seriously Ill Our grand-chJldren remamed 10 their ownhomes out of state They are oldenough now to make their ownmemones as It should be thoughthe absence of thelr VItalIty andenel gy was almost palpable here

We admIt the pace SUIted ourmoods thIS year To put It SImply wewere tIred WIth the death of my sis-ter last month our famIly had alibcltgtntogether and It was mutuallyagreed not to uproot the young totravel so soon agam Some of ourdose frIends gathered at our homefor ChrIstmas Eve dmner and It wasd tradItIOn we treasure and lIke toIIlnntam It was mtlmate and cozy11[1felt Just nght

It was nice to have our boys homeOw ~ons new puppy made us gigglefdllllf the void of the mlssmg chIl-dn n WIth her antIcs WIth wrappmgpIj)(r md bows We settled for lessfrllllltl meals and pick-up dmners( ( 1 (Ile chlppmg 10 to help

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by Ben Burns

There were no crOIssants norolls not even a lousy pieceof toast not even whitebread let alone brownbread

Worse there was no cof-fee The coffee makers wereempty the urns were dry

And everyonfgt must havehad sphttmg headaches aswell Nerves were a raw asmeat m a butchers WIndowto borrow a metaphor fromProfessor Henry Hlggms

We ran to the car andqUickly slIpped across theborder We stopped at thefirst 7-Eleven we could findand bought some aspmnWe then went m the famdyrestaurant we found openNew Years Day After down-mR tour alplnnl lElch) andsome water and coffee wefelt somewhat better

All m all I thmk we Willcelebrate New Vears thISyear the way we do best -at home m our lammles

Happy New Year

Ben Burns of the City ofGrosse Pomte lS director ofthe Journalism program atWayne State Umverslty Hecan be reached atburnsbenhome com or bypflOTUat (J13) 882-2810

Home fac1litles If he had anodomel hklo your car Itwould show that he now hascovered 28400 mdes

If you want to catchHOrWItz on his 2110ths of amue mIDI-run the OlympiCCommIttee and a group ofhiS friends WIll be there forthe handoff wruch is sched-uled for preCIsely 2 59 pmJust thmk of the logistICs ofschedulIng 11500 runnersof all shapes sizes and colors as they proudly carrythat torch

The most entertammgpart of the evenmg waswatchmg Dave Rozema andKlTk GIbson enJoy them-selves along WIth theirwives The former TigersSure know how to have agood bme

It was nice (and probablya good trong) to be able to gostraight to our room and nothave to drive anywhere

About 5 oclock New Yearsmornmg we awoke Theroom was msufferably hotand dry And our headpounded To thiS day wecannot remember any timem which our heads ached soIt was pamful probably theclosest to mlgrames weveever had

Coffee We needed coffeeSo we qUIckly dressed andwent to the ballroom thatwas set up for a buffetbreakfast of crOIssantssticky rolls and coffee

When we got there wewalked mto a hornets nest

HOrwItz started runmngm 1978 ID IlhnOlS and con-tmued through the 12 yearsthat he has directed anduUI Uyu ~iJe Ltnuoren ~

the OlympIC site In Atlantathrough 46 states to the SaltLake CIty Winter OlymPiCSmUtah

HOrWItz IS used to cover-mg greater dIstances Heusually can be seen as asmall curly haired beardedfigure runmng 30 mdes aweek on the streets of theGrosse Pomtes

HorWItz was nom matedfor the honor by his familyNeither hIs WIfe Michelenor any of ros offspnng WIllfess up to bemg the nomma-tor But the) thought I WdSworthy It is a real honorHOrWItz said

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It was a package deal - afour-coulse meal cham-pagne dancmg a New Yearcountdown and a contmen-ttA blikfQ03t i-~~ Ytdl 0

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albeit slow to arnve Thedance floor was too crowdedto attempt and the cham-pagne went down too easilythough we didnt realize It atthp bme

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He Joins 11500 runnerswho WIll oass the torch from

Mike Horwitz WIll run2110ths of a mile on SundayIt WIll be the shortest andperhaps the most importantdIstance of hiS runnmgcareer wroch dates to 1978

Horwitz57 of theFarms execu-tive directorof theChl1drensHome ofDetrOIt WIllcalT the 10- BeD SurDp 0 u n dOlympIC torch that dayalong 14 MIle In MadisonHeIghts from Alger toGroveland

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still dont know whosefnends they were and wevenever heard from themagam Maybe they came tothe wrong house all along

On another occaSion wewent to Toronto for NewYears Eve We stayed at adowntown hotel had a mceOUlfgtt 0Inn nd thenstrolled Bround until llrnv-lug at City Hall and theclock tower shortly beforemldmght

It wasnt very crowdedand the people were fnendlyAll m all it was one of ourmore memorable New Years

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the resultll were mixedSome were fun others wereheadaches - lIterally

We once went to my in-laws for a New Vears partyI think I was mvitedbecause they needed some-one to tend bar wrule theyplayed cards

Im neither a card playernor a bartender so I had arather bonng time

The most mterestlngthmg that happened thatmght was the arnval of astrange couple No one knewthem but we all acted lIkewe did We welcomed themm offered them food anddnnk and kissed them atmldmght

Even though the womanwas unpleasant to beginWIth and more so as thednnks kicked m we allmade the best of It

After the couple left atabout 2 30 In the mornmgwe Inquired as to who InVlt-ed them No one knew We

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When It comes to nllgtngin the New Vear my Wlfeand I are pretty dull

We seldom go out to dm-ner because Its too crowdedWe dont venture to parties(Of course you have to beinVited to one first)

We dont lIke dnvmg onNew Years Eve for obvIOUSreasons (the other dnvers ofcourse)

I guess Im a bit shy whenit comes to New Years revel-IY r Wiill aiways too embar-rassed to beat panR at mid

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Here was my creatIve and ~ Freud wrote a bnllIantmgenious plan - I dCClded psychology about the Impor-to come down to Earth end tance of the mother-mfant

Ilt-~l nl fi become one of you That way ~ lOVIng bond but 0 a ew I would know better what it people looked and hstenedbull was hke to be human and and he was ridiculed by

mortal and know suffering many Too bad Freud had a-A ~~ =-~- Dt OJ gooa tnIngs to say but

The best way was to when he started talking impregnate a Vlrgm and I about sex in cruldhood Itbull would come down Bli a babe star m the east WIse men turneda lot of people off- on Chnstmas Day Now this who brought pfts It WBli That is understandable

had to be Just nght and spe- really a Special tune The because the people thought Iclal to be unique and dIs- malO trung was I was S81d that sex was bad except

r tmctIve from all the other Father and I was Son too in holy matnmony and toI babies that were commg mto and as Son I would go make babies But I am In the

I the world I sent down my around and preach Wld try pi UCt8S of changmg myangel Gabnel to warn her to get my pomt across that mmd If I Invented it It

I that somethmg Special was my children try to be good must be good and If r ~ave

I going to happen and that Was that asking so much so much pleasure WIth It Itshe shouldnt worry The first thing m order to must be natural and whole-

I picked a nice JeWlsh gIrl be good you have to have some and healthywho was a VIrgJn and had very special parentlDg And However hke so manyI only clean tholJhts In hpl l~ W1S c knu cii oilier thIngs mere mortals

I head even thouih she was the SaVIor and the MesSIah get eamed away They havegoing with Joseph Joseph and your future Redeemer I to learn to be more responSl-was a nice guy too I wanted WBli treated very well as a ble Adam and Eve should

I some good parenting and r baby have just hstened to me picked well I WBli adored They gave Instead of eatmg the fruit

I gave her an Immaculate me gtfts and they never let When r was a boy hvmgconceptIOn meamng I was- me cry They wanted me to WIth Mary and Joseph Int gomg to have a physical be comfortable and happy went to Hebrew school WIthunion WIth her but a spiritu- they never rut me or gave me the other JeWIsh boys r was

f alone After ail she was Bli a time out My mother CIrcumCISedjust lIke them (agood as mamedto Joseph Mary nursed me and held bns they call it) In Hebrew

Immaculate means clean me cuddled and caressed school I studIed The Torahand the people had thiS Idea me She walked WIth me and and at age 13 I got my barthat sex was dirty but they she talked WIth rnp tlnd sht mltzua~didnt get It from me Sex IS told me that I was her own Then I was a man andnatural one of my favonte - really special and uruque went to work as a carpenterpfts a~d the best way to go In all the world so I would know work andforth and muloply to replen- Thats what 1 want for all get to know my people bet-Ish the Earth my cruldren The way I was ter They saId 1 wandered

If those days It was a brought up as a mce JeWIsh the desert but I was domgmiracle to be pregnant WIth- boy IS the baSIS for bemg what every good TalmudIcout ever haVIng had sex but good and feehng good and scholar did studied thethe Jews couldnt beheve It wantmg everybody else to be Bible so I would do a good(How could a Vlrgtn be preg- good and feel good job preachmg as the Sonnant) Just because they 1 was glad that the great After a whde I went forthwere my chosen people they artists of the Renaissance and preached bU~ the malOthought they knew every- painted and sculpted thou- message was love thythmg but there were some sands of wonderful and glo- neIghbor and the GoldenthIngs beyond their ken nous portraIts of me as the Rule

SolI among all the peo- baby Jesus and my mother Vou know the rest As thepies of the tIme the Jews Mary They depicted how Son I was scorned andwere the best behaved close and IOVlng and affec- rejected and eventually cru-because of Moses and th~ tlOnate she was so every- CIfied but you cant kIll GodTen Commandments and body could see r died but hved again andbemg lost m the desert But ltul the people dIdnt that gave ~he wonderful

It took them 40 years v an- Seuroe and many habit wt prmmse to all my cn1l(1ren ofdenng the desert for them to neglected and abusEd like everlastmg hfeget my pomt - two genera- now There was a German Dr Bloom lS clInical a~~otlons they were not exactly doctor Sigmund Freud who Clate profes8or of psychIatrya q~lckstudy Only Ten came to Italy as a young Wayne State UnIVersItyCommandments Some of man and saw what I wanted School of MedICITU He lS athem thought It was too him to see In the cathedrals member of the AmerIcanmany At that time I thought and museums the p81ntmgs Acackmy of Psychoanalysl9thp 1pn Commandments and ~tatues showmg the and on thp pnlffgtrI ~~r1v(~~crc net tvltgt lIIany out wnat Importance of the motner the WayTU County MedICalWIth thfgt npYll Rnd frpp WIll chIld bond which IS the SocICty He welcomes comt t 11 ohlem baSIS of all hunan love ThiS ments at hIS e mall addressI was s I a pr

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Her multifaceted careerfrom 1951-1994 started as aflIght attendant andA~ ut Vi IaoLeJuAJrhnes first administratorfor Daytona BeachCommumty College atFlagler leglslatlve aide toSen Dunn of FIonda andpreSident of her own adver-bsmg and pubhc relatJonsfirm

She was active InCompasslOnate Fnends ofOrmond Beach Fla Eastern Atrlmes Sl1verhnersand Grosse Pointe GardenClub She enJoyed garden-mg Bible study and travel

Mrs Geseills SUtVlved byher 80118 Douglas (Ellesa)DaVIt (Mary) and DonaldTraub stepdaughtersMargaret (Patnck) andLaura (William) Gesell andJune Larkins grandchildrep Cathenne Traub andIWey and Carolyn LarklDS

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Mrs Bush tgtnJoyed gar-demng boa~mg playmgbndge square and ballroomdancmg and theater

In addition to her husband Mrs Bush IS sUTVlVedby her son Wesley R(Ttgtresa) Buh stepdaugh-ter Angela McDougal andNaomi Milks grandsonsWesley R Bush Jr and JRoss Bush II

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A~ thE wlfe of a member ofthe ClTCUmnaVlgators ClubMrs Bush traveled theworld With her hUlgtbandShe was also a Cub Scoutden mother past presidentof the GrOlse PomteMemonal Church WomensASSociatiOn the GrossePointe Symphony WomensASSOCiatIOn the DetrOitTheatre Arts Club and theDetrOlt Boat Club WomensAssoclatlOn She was amember at the Fme NtSocIety Alliance Francalsethe Enghsh SpeakmgUmon the Fnends of theGrosse POlnte PubhcLibrary the Grosse PomteHistoncal Society theFounders Society of theDetrOit Instltute of Arts theGrosse POinte CmemaLeague the Umverslty oflI-llchlgan and Wayne State

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Park resldlnt Dorothea SBush 93 dear Wlfe of JRoss Bush dted suddenly onWednesday Dec 192001 mTraverse City

Born June 18 1908 mDetrOit she was the daugh-ter of Otto A and Anna(WaJter) SchImdt She hvJWlth her parents In GrossePointe Park for many yearsuntil her mamage to Rosson July 24 1948 Togetherthey reSided in GrossePomte Park for 44 yearsbefore movmg toWdhamsburg to be neartheir son She earned a B Afrom the UmverMty ofMichIgan and an 11 A III

Beaupre Bonme Roy andMary Yayor sons MarVIn EBeaupre Jr and John ABeaupre 15 grandchildrenand five great-grandchil-dren Sister Elma Clay-comb and brother KennethBeaupre He was prede-ceased by three sisters andthree brothers

A memonal mass washeld on Fnday Dec 28 atSt Paul Catholic ChurchThe mterment IS m the StPaul columbanum

Memonal contnbutlOnsmay be made to theltltgtnn Arrnv Rnn thlDetrOIt Citadel

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Marvin E BeaupreGrosse Pomte Farms resI-

dent Marvm E Beaupre 86dlCd of congestive heart fail-ure on Monday Dec 242001 at Bon SecourgtNursmg Care Center m StClair Shores

Mr Beaupre owned andoperated the Mobil Servllt_eStatIOn at Mack and Fisherfor 34 years and was well-known and trusted III theneighborhood

After retirement MrBeaupre and hiS WifeHelen spent the next 12wmteTb m MeXICO Tileyspent their summer atthen Stoney Pomt Ontanohome

Mr and Mrs Beaupretraveled around the worldseveral times With theNomads Travel Club Theywere charter members andlogged 300000 rmles oftrav-el Wlth the Nomads YlsltmgChma and RUSSia beforethey opened for tounsm

Mr Beaupre enjoyed carracmg but first and fore-must he loved to sm HebUllt rus first sailboat m hiSbasement and hiS chtldrenand grandchildren learnedto satl on that same smallcraft

Mr Beaupre IS survivedby hiS Wife of 66 yearsHelen M Beauple daugh-ters Manlyn Severn Diane

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Fifthgraders SaraDQudlinHeatherMoore andMark Ciaravi-DO celebratedth~ tradi-tions of Hol-land by deco-rating thedoor and fill-ing the shoesof aU thestudetnswith candyduring theholiday pro-gram atTyrone Ele-mentary

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memonal contnbutlOns besent to eIther the Holy CrolSFamIly Mmlstnes 518Washlllgton North EastonMA 02356-1200 or theCapuchm Soup Kitchen1820 Mount Elliott Detr01t-MI 48207-3496

anDcrhnJcn saId shehopes the globally mmdedactlvlty W1llstick With thestudents Even If the finerpomts of the holidays areforgotten students Willhave had a lot of fun andWIll have learned thatmany people observe tra-ditions other than ourUNll

PoasadaFifth-graders research-

mg Hanukkah told of theJeWish tradltlOns andeveryone learned how tou~e a due del Another ofthe fifth grade classeswent through the historyof Holland to find themyth of CInter Claus whowear a large blhop hdtand ndes a boat tromSpam to fill chLldrensshoeq left by the hearthbtudents trom the classwent around and filled theshoes of all the other stu-dents whlle classe~ weretakmg place

Sixth-graders lwkedmto the traditIOns ofGermany the UmtedStates Greep and othercountries each With Itsown termmology for famil-Iar and unfamIliar loreand an actiVIty deSignedaround the practices

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While every child InAmenca IS aware of SantaClaus Harper WoodsTyrone Elementary stu-dents celebrated 12 differ-ent holiday trawtlOlls thl~year

PrinCipal CherylVanDerhnden said theprogram was deSigned toremforce the schoolscredo of CharacterCounts She said learn-mg about how people ofothpr countnes relunonsand backgrounds ~ele-brate the holidays offersstudents a broader under-standing and appreclatlOnof other people

Each classroom pIcked acountry rangmg through-out Europe SouthAmenca and Afnca Thpstudents researched thetradttlOns decorated theirclassroom doors anddeveloped a presentat10nand actiVIty for the entIreschool to partlC1pate In

Fourth-grade studentswho researched Kwanzalooked Into the Afncanholiday and made a hugebatch of a umty and fel-lowship dnnk for all crnl-dren to try whlle a secondclabb 1~Hdll~J th~~~nClnh~hinJ fn Tl

Fairfax Va her five grand-chl1dren Shannon andBngld Reynolds and KellyRobbie and KeVIn Connorsand her brother JohnOConnor of Grosse PomteFarms

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lor of arts degree fromMichigan State College (nowMichigan State Umverslty)and a master of fine artsdegree from Wayne StateUmverslty Sally marnedSyd Reynolds In 1951 andthey bought Sallys familyhome soon lfter Her sonMike was born In 1954 andher daughter Cindy wasborn In 1957

Based on her love of act-Ing Sally was a cast mem-ber on several radlO dramasbroadcast by WXlZ andallo performed m local the-ater grOUPl

However Sally madeworking WIth children herhfeag Ir1SSCTI Hor tt~~h-Ing career at LIggett Schoolm Detr01t was mterruptedLy Mil dlllII l Ii ud tubalance her love of familyand teachmg Sally foundedthe Grosse POinte ChildrensTheater m 1954 It was thefirst community chIldrenstheater In MIchiganemploymg the then-revolu-tlOnary concept of usmg anall-youth cast m performIngmany well-known playssuch as The WIzard of 001The Sound of MUSICSnow V-nlte CInderella-Ollver Anme Get YourGun and ADme By thebme she concluded her 45years of service as duectorof the Childrens Theater in1999 she had taught theater to thousands of localyouths entertained theGrosse POInte communitywith hundreds of theatncalperformancclI ami per-formed for numerous chan-table orgamzatlOns Sallytook pnde m seeing so manyof her students develop suc-cessful careers In theaterthe arts law mediCIne andmany other professlOns Shewas equally proud to seethem become upstandmgparents and members oftheIr communlbes

Sally was also very activeIn her Cathohc faith Shewrote The LIttle Shepherdsof FatIma took a cast oflocal children to performthis lay at the Shnne ofOur Lady of Fatima InPortugal and dlstnbutedfilm stnps and VIdeotapes ofIt throughout the world Shealso promoted The Friendsof Father Peyton whIchemphaSized the messagethe family that praystogether stays togetherSally was also Involved mpro-hfe orgamzatlOnsfounding the Mothers ofMary and helpmg developthe annual all-mght VigIl forLIfe at the NatlOnal Shnneof the ImmaculateConccptwn In Washmgtm D C She was also acttve Inmany Manan societies

Sally enjoyed spendingtrme WIth her famlly all of jwhom were WIth her dunngthe hohdays She IS sumvedby her ~on r11kc PlkjoilQldsof Grosse Pointe Woods herdaughter Cindy Connors of

Sally AnneReynolds

After spenwng a wonder-ful Chnstmas Eve andChnstmas Day WIth herfamily Sally Reynoldsfounder and longtime direc-tor of the Grosse PomteChtldrens Theater suffereda fatal heart attack m herGrOSle Pomte Farms homeon the mormng ofWednesday Dec 26 2001She was laid to rest onSaturday Dee 29 folloWlnga funerlJ mass at St Clarede Montefalco CathohcChurch

Sally was born 111 DetrOlton Jan 2 1924 After grow-mg up near IndIan Villagethe OConnor family movedto Grosse POinte Park ID the1930s Sally graduated fromGru PUluk HIgh Schooland then obtamed a bache-

Mary SymingtonTh urber Galloway

OllisonGrosse POInte Woods resI-

dent Mary SymmgtonThurber Galloway Ollison58 died on Tuesday Dec 252001 at Henry FordHospital 10 Detroit

Born In 1943 m DetrOltMrs Olbson attendedUmverslty Liggett SchoolMiss Halls School theUmverslty of MIchIgan andBradford Umverslty Sheworked as a modelspokesperson

Mrs Olhson was pastpreSident of the Tau BetaAssoclatlOn and the JumorLeague of DetrOit Shebelonged to the JUniorLeague Garden Club theGarden Club of MichIganand the SAGAFRA Shewas also a member of theboard of trustees for theChildrens Home of DetrOit

She IS survIved by hermother Mrs Edgar BGalloway her sonFredenck Olhson IV ofFerndale her daughterMary Olhson Martmson ofConcord N H and herbrother Edgar B GallowayJr of Ponte Vedra Fla

A memonal semce washeld at Grosse PomteMemonal PlesbytenanChurch in Grosse PomteFarms on Saturday Dec 29

Memonal contnbutlOnsmay be madE to thpLeukemIa and LymphomaSociety co E B Galloway109 Old Ponte Vedra DrPonte Vedra Fla 32082

Mary Symington ThurberGalloway OWon

mg golf and bowling In1916 he was named com-modore of the Grosse PomteFarms Boat Club Hebelonged to the Veterans ofForeIgn Wars Bruce Post

Mr Maddox IS sumved byhIs WIfe of 53 yearsFlorence sons Bob and Rickof Ann Arbor grandchildrenLauren Ross Craig andScott and a sister JanetCmader

A sCripture service washeld DlC 28 at St PaulCatholic Church In GrossePOinte Farms where MrMaddox was a member

Funeral arrangementswere handled by VerheydenF-t Rco

EqeDe Kozak

Robert F Maddoll

Eugene KozakGrosse POInte Woods resi-

dent Eugene Kozak 83 wedon Monday Dec 242001 ofnatural causes in lus home

Born In Fllnt Mr Kozaklater moved to Hamtramckwhere he graduated fromHamtramck High School m1935 He then attended theUniversity of DetrOIt andserved In thtlU S Navy

Mr Kozak loved IlVlng inGrosse Pomte Woods Hebelonged to the GrossePomte Semor Mens Cluband Grosse POInte TheatreHe enjoyed the park sWlm-mmg dally 10 the summerand haVIng plcmcs WIth luslate WIfe GeneVIeve Hetook daily drives onLakeshore Just to look at thelake and to check on thegeese

Mr Kozak loved dnnlungManhattans and emovedtraveling and dining OIit -

He loved his grandchJ1-dren Graham and PaIge Heloved In us 011 vtJl l-Jedaughter-m-law Kathrynand his son Tom whom heloved but never understood

He will be miSsedA funeral semce was held

on Thursday Dee 27 at OurLady Queen of Peace InHarper Woods Interment ISat Mount Ollvet Cemetery

Memorial contnbutlOnsmay be made to theUniversIty of DetrOlt -Mercy

Robert F MaddoxRobert 1 Maddox of

Grosse Pomte Farms dIedFriday Dee 21 2001 mDetrOit He was 79

Mr Maddox graduatedfrom Cass Techmcal HighSchool In DetrOlt He servedWIth the U S Army MedIcalCorps In Europe and JapanHe owned hIS own typeset-tmg company and taughtpubhc speakmg for DaleCarnegIe

Mr Maddox enjoyed play-

birds WhlCb he and hIS lateWIfe Jane McNaughtonwould dIsplay proudly eachsummer at the HarborSpnngs Art Fau He was apast V1ce preSIdent of theIndIan Village Mens GardenClub and was an activemember of the PnsmatlcClub of DetrOit

When Dr Kmght mamedLoretta Sharp In 1991 hebecame a stepfather andgrandfather dnd reveled 10hiS new family Fnendsrecall Dr Kmght as a man ofgreat Wit and charm whodellhtfgtd 10 tht good for-tune of others

A memonal service washeld Fnday Dee 28 at FortStreet Presbytenan ChurchIn DetrOlt Interment IS mthe family plot at MountAuburn Cemetery mCambnd~e Mass

At the request of the fam-Ily memonal contnbutlOnsmay be sent to The OpenDoor a program for thehomeless at Fort StreetPresbytenan Ctgturch boilW Fort St Detroit MI48226

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DetrOIts IndIan VillageQlrdon F Knight 71 wedWednesday Dec 19 2001from comphcatlons followmgheart surgery

Born m 1924 m ArhngtonMass Dr Knight attendedYale Umverslty He laterearned a doctorate 10 indus-trial IlsycholojD at WayneState Umverslty

He served as a heutenantin the U S Navy dunng theSecond World War partlC1-patlng 10 Afncan andEuropean campaignsmcludIng Normandy

For many years DrKmght was a labor andsecuntles arbItrator work-mg With the FederalMediation and ConC1hatlOnService the N atlOnalASSOCIation of SecuntIesDealers-RegulatlOn Inc theMediation ServIce of theNeIghborhoodReconC1hatlOn Center Incthe MI hlgan RegIOnNatlOnal Academy ofArbitrators the AmencanArbltratlOn AssOClatlOn andthe Federal Labor RelatlOnsAuthonty Dr Knight alsoserved WIth dlstmctlOn forseveral years on the board ofdirectors of Adult WellBemg SeTVlces He was alsoa longtime adjunct professorfor Central MIchIganUmverslty

Dr Kmght had a WIderange of Interests mcludmgbonsai and camng wooden

Gordon F KDiampht PhD

ObituariesFrom page8Awed on Wednesday Dec 192001 m Cook Spnngs Ala

Mrs Huetteman was bornon March 10 1905 at thefamily home 10 GrossePOinte Farms the secondchIld and eldest daughter ofWJlham and MatildaBeaupre

In 1927 she mamedRaymond T Huetteman atSt Paul Catholic ChurchThey reSided m GrossePomte Farms for 41 yearsWhen Mr Huettemanretired from the DetrOitDuk ColUJ T~uot iJ 19G8they moved to Flonda Afterher husbands death m 1988Mrs Huetteman moved toAlabama to be near herdaughter Betty Ann

In addItion to bemg adevoted Wlfe and motherMrs Huetteman enjoyedgardemng and crafts HerhandIwork mcluded handpamted china sewmg cro-cheting and reupholsteringchairs DuriDlz the SecondWorld War with her broth-ers Involved In the wareffort Mrs Huettemanspent two summers Wlth hertwo youngest sons hvmg andasslstmg In managmg theBeaupre familys PlumbrookGolf Club

Mrs Huetteman IS sur-VIved by her daughter BettyAnn her sons Raymond(Jude) Huetttgtm1m WllhlP1(Laura) Huettpman AndJohn (Diane) Huetteman 13grandchildren 29 great-grandchildren and two loIS-ters RIta Trefzer and LIlhanDelPlace

Mrs Huetteman was pre-deceased by her brothersOrmond Russell FrancisWllliam and EugeneBeaupre

A memonal service WIll beheld on Saturday Jan 5 at11 a m at St Paul CatholicChurch 10 Grosst PomteFarms Interment WIll be atthe St Paul collmbanum

Memonal contnbutionsmay be made to St LeoCathohc Church 4860 15thStreet Detroit MI 48208

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LTS WIshes you and yoursa happy prosperous NewYear

Joseph Mengden ~sa res~-dent of the C~ty of GrossePvmte and former chairmannf IfIrltt f Mhu1nn 111gt Ifls~ -~ -~be 0-- theF~rwnc~al Analysts SOCletyof DetrOit lnc

Lets Talk Stocks IS spon-sored by John M R~ckelCPA PC and Rlckel ampBaun PC of Grosse PomteFarms and InuestmentCounsel Inc of GrossePomte Woods

UHF (Ultra HIghFrequency) wluch had 69rhmTlPl~ (14 through 82)But UHF receptIon neverlid equal the qualIty ofVHFreception

LTS first TV was a wed-dmg present 10 1950 a 9-Inch (dIagonal measure)black-and-whIte Spartanset manufactured IIIJackson by the SpartanCorp (world famous for itsSono-buoy submartne-traclung submernbls)

In I~fifi wp had thp firstcolor rv on our block whIchwas a 17m(~ RCA (PerryComos hair was more green-Ish than blond) To help sellcolor TV sets NBC agreed tobroadcast at least one hourm color every mght Mostprtme tIme shows werebroadcast hve becauseVIdeo tape had not yet beenmvented

Eariy on hotels motelsapartment buildIngs andcondos erected large roofantennas then split the sIg-nals for deltvery to eachrental umt via coaxial cable

Smce TV SIgnals travel byhne-of-slght receptIOn ISdependent on bemg able tosee the transmItter

RI erslde cocmumtlesbehmd the AppalachIanMountams and depnved ofTV erected huge commumtyantennas on mountamtopsbnngmg the Signals downby WIre WIth penodic ampli-fiers Installed along the way

Thus was f$hlp TV hnmThe rest IS hIstory

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Based on $1 000 Invested In each stock 00 12-3HlOIn merger each share JP Morgan (old reooMld 3 7 shares JP Morgan Chase(new+Exxon-MobII spil2 lor1 III 2001 No ClIIJI1r stock civIdends or splrtsSolrle Mengden amp Assalat8s Lid

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Even so you might saythe Dogs dldnt work outthat well thIS year Butyoure forgetting the dtVI-dends from the Dogs

At trme of purchase the2000 Dogs had an avera~eYIeld (weighted by equal dol-lar investments) of 3 21 per-cent (not mcludmg severalsmall chvldend mcreasesduring the year) vs only166 percent yteld on the 30Dow stocks

The yield from the 2000DuiCll Wdllilimost double theyteid from the entue 30 Dowstocks (including the Dogstherein)1

The Dogs of 2001 willhave a new face The currentYIeld of Merck amp Co (MRK)is 2 31 percent conSIderablyhIgher than MmnesotaMinmg amp Mfg (MMM) at201 percent Hello MRKgoodbye MMMI

of our hIgher transmittertowers and much greaterpower wattage

The onginal TV spectrumwas called VHF (VeryHIgh Frequency) and It hadonly 12 channels (2 thlOUgh13)

Later the FCC authonzedanother spectrum called

~ before cableDc you remember TV

before cable At our oldhouse (before 1985) we hada motonzed rotatIng anten-na on the roof with antlers~about 12 feet across Thebest reception was WIth theantenna arms 90 degreesopposed to the directIOn ofthe transmItter

To watch CKLW-TV mWmdsor we would rotateour antenna to face westWIth the arms POIntIngnorth and south glvmgmaxImum exposure toWindsor in the webL

Even WIth our rotatInganttlnna facmg Toledo thatCItyS SIgnals were so weakthe pIcture was always fuzzyWIth a lot of flop-oversToledo was defimtely notworth watclung

But Toledo friends saIdthey got farI receptIon ofcur Detc~tetetlone b~au~e

3 7 shares of the new J PMorgan Chase stock Exceptfor a 2-for-1 split of Exxon-MobIl m 2001 there were noother stock diVIdends orspbts In the other eIghtstocks

The adjommg table Illus-trates the market perfor-_ ~h( I)f(n n t 9lt- u _ _ I)~

the 30 DJI stocks for theperIOd Dec 31 2000through Dec 212001

The table shows that the$10000 mvested m the2000 Dogs had decbnedonly 8 1 percent throughDec 212001

But note the Ierformanceof the 30 DJI stocks for thesame penod the Dow wasoff 127 percent about 57percent more than the lossof the Dogs

the mfamous You are notauthonzed to View thISpage message So much fordIetmg onlme

Of course I had to pay aVIS1tto the WeIght WatcherswebSIte (wwwwe1ghtwatch-P~ Cl)1 I rinn~r wRnt you totrunk theyle a big opera-tion but before you go mtothe SIte you have to selectthe country you are lomput-mg from

Youll also notIce that sixof the 10 healthy smIlingpeople appearing in thehome-page photographs areyoung ladIes who could atthe very least be acceptedfor an audItIon for TVsBaywatch How aboutsome before pictures folksor a reahty chick er check

Other than the fact youcan get all the informationyou would ever need aboutWeight Watchers from thewebSite you can also Jomand dIet online Of course Ifyou dIet online you must bescrumptiously I meanscrupulously hon~st WIthyour compute

I never be about myweIght But lets just saythat on a RIchter scale of oneto 10 Im oft the charts

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If the dIVidend paymentsremam unchanged or edgehIgher then the only waythat Yields can dechne IS forthe market pnces toIncrease

History has proved theDogs to be qUIte fickle Forcomparahve purposes It ISverv Important that mvest-ment In Dogs stocks mustbe on an equal dollar baSISnot eqllal number of sharesbaSIS

For easyarlthmettc LTSassumes $1000 Invested meach of the 10 Dogs for anmlhal mvestmentof$10ooO(commISSIOns are Ignored mthese calculatIOns)

Dunng 2001 J P MorganBank merged with ChaseManhattan Bank WIth eachMorgan share exchanged lor

I can espeCially relate toone link called ChocoholIcsRevenge They offer a newchocolate recIpe tWIce amonth to satlsfy your crav-lOgs WIthout breakIng yourdIet budget My reactionwas Only tWIce

One of the web SItes Ifound talked about weightloss through surgery(wwwobesoloutlOncom) butI thtnk Ill pass on that oneunles~ It involves seWIng mymouth shut from mid-December through Jan 15BeSIdes I wouldnt be ableto bark Jingie Bells WIththf mutts from that stupIdsong

Another webSite I hap-pened upon dunng mysearches was Dletmg Onbne(wwwdtetmgonllne com)

For some strange reason IImaguted huge chocolatecakes and other iavontefoods appeanng on the com-puter screen

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1) record low short-termmterest rates and

2) missing the 20-pluspercent recovery from theDows September lows

January IS tax-hme andportfoho checkup time Whynot call ChriS Walker atLTS sponsor InvestmentCounsel Inc (313-886-0453) The firm has beenmanagmg Grosse PomteIdmllY porttollOS since lj~I

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the 10 DJI stocks haVing thehIghest yields among the 30Dow stocks at any giventlilJ

The mvestment theorybehmd the Dogs IS thatthese hIghest yields WIlteventually regress to themean Yield of the entire 30Dow stocks over tIme

6 Is thiS weIght loss pro-gram SCIentifically valId

Those arent all the ques-tions and statements they~tart out WIth but thcy allseem vahd questIOns youand I should ask ourselvesbefore pulling out a half ofgrapefrUit for breakfast

There Isnt much moremformatloa on the webSIteabout actual dJetmg but Ithought It was a good placeto start

The sIte concludes WIththe followmg quoteConSider jOlmng a groupthat wIll support you Inmakmg healthy chOIces andhelp you m getting off themultl-blllton dollar dietmdustry merry-go-round

For ObVIOUS reasonsheres another webSIte thatcaught my eye Its calledThreE Fat ChIcks on a DIetwww 3fatchicks com)

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DId you enjoy the hoh-days Those sugar-coatedcandy cane cookIes that youswore on Dec 24 you wouldaVOId sure dId taste greatdIdnt they

Of course I dtdnt havethat prcbem f Please Ignorethe cookie crumbs In mybeard)

Now youre wonderinghow to make peace betweenthe food and the bathroomscale Guess what TheInternet can help It can notonly help you lose thoseunwanted pounds but tt canhelp you do It safely

My first stop on theInternet was a webSItecalled Beyond Dletmg(wwwbeyonddIetmg com)

WhIle my searches ondtetlng turned up manymany SItes I lIked the waythis one started It startedWIth 10 questIOns youshould ask yourself aboutfood dletmg and lttaYInghealthy Here are 11 somesamples of 10 thmgs to con-Sider before you start yournext diet

1 Are you measunng yourhealth solely by a number onthe bathroom scale

2 Is dIetmg gettmg in theway of YOllr life

3 Does dIetmg make youfatter (l thmk they must bespYIng on me)

4 What are the healthnsks

5 Anecdotes and testlmo-ntals dont mean a thmg

At press hme Dec 27mvestors analysts and port-foho managers were closmgthe books on a burn 2001thankful for the robust vear-end rally that reduced l~~~(sfor a most volatile year

Dont lookback lookforward

January ISusually anup-monthfueled by bll-hons of dol-lars lookmg

ruI [VUI~ui~ mvestmentlt By Joseph W h I I e Mengden bonuses and profit-sharing are down

from the gluttony of recent years there IS still a ton ofmoney filtermg down the dItnbutlOn channels that wIll be lookmg for an mvest-I ment home m JanuaryI Many do-It-yourselr

investors were badly burnedlast vear

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Thc Board of Edul-aliOn of The Gnwc Pomle Publil- SchoolSylttcmWaync Count Mil-hlgan Will rccclve ~caled hld~ fora wmdow proJCd locatcd m thc Cll~ of GroltltePOInte Wood~MKhlgan at Barnc~ Sl-hoo

Spc(fll-at](]n~ and BId F orm~ WIll he available at aMANDATORY pre-bid meetine on TueltdayJanuary 8 2002al 10 l) a m ea~tern tandard tlmc Thc mandatory pre-hidHII lakc plKCat Barnc Shoo 20090 Mornmgldc GrosePOIntCWood MILhlgan 482~6 Thc mcellne will bc Dthe~CCIVD1lroom pf Barne~ ~chool

Scalcd bId 111 he duc Thur-day January 24 2002 at 1000am eatcrn Iandard lime at the Admmtltlrallon BUlldmg ofthc ltJroe Pomtc Board 01 1m( allon 1RQ laIr AvlGrC~ pOInte 11 -1Qlft ~ IHI-- am~ ~)a -- Jwill he opened and publtLly rcad aloud ThlltproJccl will nOIbe funded hv federal or lttatemonic

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Window Replacement Ferry Elementary School

Thc Board of Educal10n of The Grosse POinte Pubhc SchoolSylttemWayne County MichIgan Will receIve sealed bids fora Window proJcct localed In the City of Grossc POinte WoodsMichIgan al Ferry Elementary School

SpecIfIcatIOns and BId Forms wlil be avallable at aMANDTORY Prebid medina on Tuesday January 8 2002at 9 00 a m ell~tem standard llme The mandatory prc-bld Willtake placc at Ferry Elementary School 748 Roslyn Gros~ePOlntc Woods Michigan 48236 The meellnamp WIll be lD IhereCCIVIOeroom of Ferry Elementary School

Sealed bids Will be due Thursday January 24 2002 at 1000a m calttem standard lime at the Administration Bulldmg oftle Grf)ltse Po-nte Board of Educaton 389 St ClaIr AveGH)~C ronne Mi 0230 dl wnl(n lime dlhJ pla(c tne 010

Ill bc opened and pubhcly read aloud Th proJcct Will nOlbe funded by federal or slate monies

Please dlrecl qucstlons to Larry Yankaultka Manager ofBUlldlngltand Ground~ for Ihe Groltsc POinte Pubhc SchoolSytcm ~I~ 412 1082

Board of EducationGrose POinte Pubhl- SLhool Syslem

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Philip Rice has jomed The Acumen Group I bUSinessconsultmg company m Grosse Pomte Farms that has ere-lltllU fil~-btllp process to help entrepreneurs grow theIrbusmess

Rice has more than 20 years busmess expenence mclud-mg WIth the accountmg firm DelOltte and Touche andGallagher Kaiser Corp a bUlldmg and pamtmg systemcontractor

Rice 1S active m the French-American and German-Amencan Chambers of Commerce In DetrOit He has alsobeen a member of the AutomotIVe Industry ActIOnGroupConstruction Industry FOluS Group

Peggy Delozier realtor and relocatIOn speCIalist WIthColdwell Banker SchweItzer Real Estate m Grosse POinteFarms has once agam receIVed the DIamond CIrcle Award

The award IS given to the top 20 percent of all sales asso-cIates across the natIOn

DelOZier has bachelor dewees m hl~torv and EnglIshfrom Npwton rol1ppop of thp ltTpn HTt TOrtlt R~tCollege She IS also a graduate of the Academy of theSacred Heart In Bloomfield Hills She IS membershIp chaIr-man of the DetrOit AuxilIary of Chlld Help USA

The Lutz Corp a mortgage bankmg dIVI~lOnof The LutzCompames has added Robert Henry to the staff

Henry a reSident of Grosle POtnte Woods WIll ~peclaltzeas a loan officer secunng loans for mcome-producmg realp~tflte

Henry was a VIce presdEnt at (omenca Bank for 12YPllro 11 addtlol tn lortgagE bankng Hellry WIll contm-ue prOVIding acqulltlon and dispOSItion servtces at Lutz

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Along With a beautIfuland one-of-a-lond selectIOnIn Jewelry KouelterJewelers offers watchesfrom guch prestlglcus hncsas Breltlmg OmegaMovado Raymond Well andSelko The stores gtftwarecollection mcludesWaterford Lladro andSwarovslo

Koueiter Jewelersmoves and expands

George Kouelter Jewelershas relocated to 19815 Mackbetween Huntington andManchester In GrossePomte Woods

The famIly-owned andoperated company had beenon Mack above Vermer tor33 years With the move theKouelter family has expand-ed the store and added theconveruence of a free park-In lot

The Kouelter famIlystresses personal andfnendly servIce GeorgeKouelter ISa craftsman whodeSIgn custom jewelryBrother Roberl 5 expertise

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Photo by Bra d LmdbergJackie Harper of St Clalr Shores browses through post-holiday sale Items at

the Pointe Pedlarmg thmgs for the hornandfixmg up the home WeSfeIt -- --- - --- --- -- -all through retathng

He saId products thatevoke nostalgia such as col-lectIbles hand paintedgoods mdJVlduahzed deco-rAtiOnS 8nd a WIde range ofhousewdl e ~uld well a~JaCObsonSone of ills chentsand the anchor ofthe Viiiageshoppmg dlstnct of the Clty

As the shopping seaqlngets a second WInd In thepost-holiday phase heavydiscounts are expected toJump-start sales of outer-wear and leather goods

Now that we have coldweather Its a great tIme forafter-Chnstmas salesMarx Said Its an excellenttime because Vvchae gttver-al more months of chIll

By tills time next year theeconomy may have recov-ered If so Nitzsche saIdwe sure arent gomg to seethese prices agam ~

THERES MOREINSIDE TRA~1VJUSTTHE HEADLINES

Evel) Thursday we provide the Pointes with completecoverage of the people organizations businesses sales

and events in our community

CompilatIons of patnotlcmusIc sold much ~tter post-9-11 than ever before saidJenie Carlen manager ofpublic relations for BordersGroup Ine m Ann ArborPatnotlc book titlesIncreased after 9-11

There was more of akeepsake mmd-set thISyear Marx said There wasmore attentIon on homehearth and nestmg There ISmuch more rehance on need

At POinte FItness andTrammg Center SusieJOlJanJ a personal trainersaid I was surpnsed at thenumber of personal trammgpackages and membershIpssold A lot of people added tofamIly memberships

The training centersowner Ken Welch of theFa k said The biggest pre-sent someone can glVe theIrkIds IS to take care of them-selves and be mdependentwhen they get old

Warm wfathfr hnwlVlrcooled the shoppmg spmtTemperatures ddnt dropuntIl two days beforeChnstmas

It was a late start sales-WIseS8JdWendv Bacon ofthe family-owned WhistleStop Hobby Shop m St ClairShores People cbdnt startshoppmg untIl afterThankSgIVing From thenon It was busy but notchaotic

HeIghtened Interest Inworld affaIrs has been par-tIally credJtedWItha run onglobes at Harveys CompleteTravelers m the CIty

We had a lot of speCIalorders tius year s81d storemanager Annie Toelle

Red white and blueA surge In patnotlsm

extended to clothm2 wherethp hot (nnrs were red WIULt IU1U Ulue

At HIckeys Walton-Pierce a mens and womensapparel store In the CttyWith a hneage to 1900patnotic-theme thmgs didwell said owner BillHuntmgton

He s81dhullday sales wereon par WIthlast year

immedJately after Sept11 there was a soft penodfor a week HuntmgtonsaId Then everybodyadjusted at least accordingto my eXPilnence

In a move slmllar toDIClemente and h1sChristmas corsagesHuntmgton gave customersAmencan flag PInS Hesconsldenng replemshing hisnearly sold-out supply ofneckties and belts decoratedWIthAmencan flags

The patnotlc theme con-tinued at Borders Booksand MUSICin the CIty whichIsnt a 801e propnetor buttargets its Inventory to mdi-vidual commtmtlc~

place on Thursday Dec 20sometime between 11 30a m and 7 pm In the 1400block of Maryland Someonestole a 1988 Oldsmoblle 88parked on the street

In another inCIdentbetween Dec 16 and 19 a1999 Harley DaVIsonHentage Spnnger motorcy-cle was taken from a garaeIn the 900 block of GrandMaraiS

Dunng the evemng ofWednesday Dec 19 some-one failed In an attempt tosteal a Jeep parked m frontof a reSIdence m the 500block of Pemberton

Rowboat headA prowler who pohee

beheve had been dnnkmgwas caught after a short buteventful chase m GrossePomte Woods

Officers caught the manIn the 2100 block of Brvs onSunday Dec 23 at 4 16 a rn

The suspect an I8-year-old man from Eastpomtehad to be 1ubdued officerssaId

While runmng frompolice the teenager hoppeda fence got tangled and fellface-first Into an overturnEdrowboat stored m a resl-dents back yard An otlieermentIOned mans obvlOuslymtoxlcated appearance

- Brad Lmdberg

lOWIngconverrstlOn WIth aGrosse Pomte Woods pollee-man whIle bemg taken toJail on Saturday Dec 22 at240 am

Oh boy am I 1D troublenow said the man

-wnyT asked the officerBecause I m drullk The

suspect had been pulled overon northbound Mack nearTorrey for speedmg an esti-mated 60 mph When theofficer got out of hIS crUIserthe suspect drove off Hefolled hiS own escape byturnmg onto Ford Court adead end

You know saId the offi-cer you should not runfrom the polIce

I didnt do anythmg anynormal Amencan kId would-nt do

ThP mAl rllF11tprpl lQpercent blood ~alcohol levelThe suspect said he hadbeen dnnklng at a fnendshouse m DetrOIt Poltcecharged hIm Wlth drunkendnvlng fleeing and eludJng

Car theftsGrosse Pomte Park pollee

are nvetlgatlng twu IHthefts and a third attemptthat faIled

The most recent theft took

Luring customersLocal retailers didnt Sit

back and Walt for customersto arnve

Angelo DIClemente whohas oPIlsd The Dried FlowerIn the Woods for 30 yearsincreased his advertISingbudget Dunng a holidayopen house he gave womengreen-tnmmed Chnstmascorsages

Its the little extra thmgsthat bring In salesDiClemente saId We heldour own this season It wasgood

StateWlde retaJi holidaysales rose about 2 2 percentover last year according toArthur NItzsche presIdentand founder of TeleeheekMldugan In Southfield Thecompany guarantees checkscuswmers pay retaliers atthe tune of purehase

Looking at check actlVltyIS lIke samphng retailsales saId NItzsche aFarms reSIdent He expectsreceipts to nse to 2 3 percentonce post-holtday salesmcludlng gIft certificatesare added

Wptlr ~ QmJ(Jo 11101~ - - ~-n natIonal averages Nitzsches8Jd Thats good becausemany tImes we take It onth~ chm In any case It was

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Man needc abatting cage

An angry male driveranswered Wlth a baseballbat when a woman cut hImoff at the turnarollncl onVermer near Canton justmSlde the border betweenGrosse Pomte Woods andHarper Woods

On Saturday Dec 22 at2 26 pm a Grosse POinteWoods officer saId the manbecame enraged when a 33-year-old Harper Woodswoman Zipped through theturnaround and cut off theman He jumped out of hiSvehIcle WIth a baseball batsmashed the womans dnvers SIde Wlndow and tnedto pull her out

The office drtw hl~ IH~tolwnen tne uspect oat Inh~nd mdlcated he wouldntcooperate Police leVIed felo-niOUS asault chargesagainst the 42-year-oldHarper Woods reSident

Officer from HarperWoods took over thE sceneand arrested the suspect

All-AmericanA 19-year-oid man from

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hIm after an outstandingcareer at South

Coming out of highschool I wanted to go to acuHege where i could piaybasketball and I would get agood education no matterwhere It was Hess slUdBut when I wasnt playmgbasketball at Eastern It chd-nt feel the same

Thats when he startedexplonng other schools On~ was ColumbIa which hadrecruIted him out of hIghschool Another was Wllhantand Mary which IS coachedby former Ohio State assis-tant RIck Boyages

I really liked WillIam andMary Hess saId And Imgettmg a free educatIOnwhIch I wouldnt have hadm the Ivy League

During lus year off Hesshas been pracncmg WIth theWilham and Mary teamIncludmg the eariy mornmgcondltlOmng sessions buthes had to watch the gamesfrom t on the bench

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Hess excited aboutreturn to actionBy Chuck KlonkeSports Editor

The Walt ISfinally over forAdam Hess

List Thunlllll) h~ pl11ytmhis first college basketball mmore than two years whenIus Wilham and Mary teamplayed the UOIverslty ofMaryland

Playmg the sIxth-rankedTerrapins was Just fine WIthHess a former All-State bas-ketball player at GrossePOinte Scuth who trans-ferred to WIllIam and Maryafter startmg as a freshmanat Eastern MichiganUniversity

Im pretty excIted aboutplaymg agam slUd Hesswho was forced to SItout lastyear because ofNCAAtrans-fer rules

And Im glad itsMaryland That way If Ihave a bad game I can saythliL It WdlI because oiMaryland not me

Hess transferred afterEstern fired coach MiltBarnes who had rterLlited

Adam He took In Hme alghtleeiDg aroaDdAthena during his trip to Greece with NYCHoops

ValleyIt was a very close meet

and It went right down tothe final couple of eventshead coach Rick JohnstonslUd Our kIds SWant welland I can see the Improve-ment m each competitor n

Derek Johnston won the~UO-treestyle ana lOU-but-terfly whIle the 200-medleyrelay team of JohnstonBrandon Baetens MikltlVance and Kyle Williamstook first

In addItion Dan Adamshas been cutiing two ~-onds off his times in everymeet

I love to see the kids cut-ting time because It meanstheyre workmg hard Inpractice Johnston Bald

The FIghtm Insh fell to 0-S overall

Upcommg for the NotreDame SWImteam is an awaymeet on Tuesday Jan 8against Sterling HeightsStevenson

sonsAlex likes the school

Wood said It has a goodbusmess school and thatswhat hed lIke to go mto Healso llkes the coach and hessure that hell be there forhIS full four years bull

East wins non-league hoops gameBy Bob St John sophomore Robert Carlisle our WInStaff wnter scorEd 14 pomts and Semor Josh Saunders

Lutheran Easts boys bas- grabbed eIght rebounds chIpped In WIth seven pOIntsketball team eased mto the whIle Bobby Maynard and and seven reboundshohday break WIth a 53-37 ChrIs Gibson also played The Eagles led 21-17 atwm over vlsltmg Warren well the half but broke the gameImmaculate ConceptIon The guys played well and open by sconng 15 pomts 111

Head coach Gary everyone had a chance to get the thIrd quarter and 17 111Gutenkunst saId hIS Eagles some plaYIng tIme the fourthhad tv do l better Job of (1utpnkllnQt laId We The Lutheran East bas-reboundmg and tAkmg care rebounded better and took ketball team Improved to 3-2of the ball which they did as care of the ball whIch led ta overall

tlUUdl - a trewenuuullweapon~ Wood Bald Lastyear he improved his back-hand The last half of theseason he started hitting itWIth a lot of topspin And hehas an outstanding serv(Thnoo +J 110_ _ _ - _ lWavl~ - 00

forehand backhand andserve - make him an out-standmg player

AB good as Conn ia theressome room for improvement

He stIll needs to work onhis volley~Vood Bald Nextyear hell do that and thenhell be a complete player

Wlsconsms tennis pro-gram has been in the mIddleof the BIg Ten and Contishould be able to step nghtm and help the Badgers

Conn who is a 3 3 studentat ULS also pIckedWlsconsm for academIC rea-

Sophomore ChrIS Smallscored m the first penodwhIle Jumor Chns Andersonand senIor Pat Llpa tailledm the fmal stanza

The kIds are grmdmg Itout playing well sluft-by-sluft McKay said

It was also a family gatht11l1l iur semor ialt1ralcTImmons who competedag81nst some relatives onLumen Christi

It was fun watchmgPadraics grandfather wear-ing two hata McKay S81dIt was a mce game agamsta good team

The Notie Dame hockeyteam Improved to 10-1 over-all

Next for the Fightin InshIS a home game onWednesday Jan 9 againstUmversity Liggett School

overallCommg up for the Ftghtm

Insh are home gaJTles onFriday Jan 4 and TuesdayJan 8 agamst DetrOItCatholIc Central andMadison HeIghts BishopFoley

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Fightin Irish bury Windsor St BrennanBy Bob St JohnStaff wnter

Head coach Don Sicko gotthe results he was lookmgfor m hiS Notre Dame bas-ketball teant beatmg VISIt-mg Wmdsor St Brennan 68-50 last week

We were a httle betterLUll1~h~ W1tUl U1 uur prt~ IVU

three games SIcko saidOur attItude and work Notre Dames hockeyethic ISvery goodwhich Will team is movmg up thego a long way toward mak- standmgs in DlV1slOnIIImg us competitive After losmg 5-4 to Flint

The host Flghtm Irish Powers on Dec 1 thebolted out to a 17-6 lead Flghtm Insh have run offafter the first quarter and SIXconsecutIVe wms mclud-main tamed a comfortable 109 last weekends 3-0double-dIgIt lead throughout shutout over highly toutedthe final three penods Jackson Lumen ChnstJ in

Dfn1Vply the kIds the Lansing Showcaseplayed well but offenSIvely It was a goodgame gomgwere not where we want to back and forth~ head coachbe Sicko s81d Kevin McKay said Wetook

Sernor guard Sean Rmke an early lead but Lumenscored 14 pomts whIle Chnstl took It to us m thesemor John PeJak added 11 second penod Swimmingand semor Bnan BIggs had Our kIds played well10 espeCIally (Dave) Murray m The Notre Dame sWIm

The Notre Dante basket- goal and we won a bIg team lost its meet last weekball team improved to 3-1 game ~ falhng 98-71 to Chippewa

Knights Conti chooses WisconsinBy Chuck Klonke on his back but with his m 1990 teams in the state bullSports Editor work ethIC Im confident Former touring pro Aaron Conti has been a state

UnIversity LIggett that hell do well ~ Knckstem also played for champIon three bmes inSchoolsAlex Conti WIllhave Some of the pressure has Wood at ULS but he turned DiviSIOn IV HIs success ISa lot of pressure on him been relieved however profeSSIonal after his sopho- no aCCIdentwhen the boys tennis season Contis chOIce of colleges more year He has paid the pnce for-begms next spnng has been made He recently Dunng lus first three sea- this Wood said Hes

Hell be the No 1 high signed a letter of intent to snns with the Knights Conti worked hard on all aspectaschool player m the state attend the UniverSity of has compiled an 88-3 record of the game And he worksregardless of class said Wisconsm mcluding a 26-2 mark last on his conditioning Ill seeKnIghts coach Bob Wood He IS the thud ULS male season wlule playmg No 1 him running In the summerThats a lot of pressure player 111 Woods37 years as singles He played second when the temperature is Inbecause there are a lot of coach to SIgna DIVIsionI let- smgles lus first two years the 80s and 90sgoodplayers m the state and tel of intent Paul Van Thats a tremendous wood SlUdthat ContI hasthey can make their season Walleghem went to record when you consider three outstanding tools inby beating Alex Wlsconsm 111 1978 and John our schedule Wood said his repertoIre

That puts a huge target Yancey started at Kentucky Weplayed all of the ranked His forehand 19 excep-

January 3 2002 SnortsGrossepointeNews r 13A

Louise WarnkeCily Cleric

and 8 25 on floorVictor had a season-best

8 6 on beam MaureenMoctn came back from anInjury suffered on her barsroutIne to score a team-high845 on floor

Weathers and CadorIneach had personal-best all-around scores and PoletIsand Michelle Karowslu hadtheir best scores on floorMIa Mocen posted a 6 5 onbeam m her second varsItymeet

Hess--From page 12A

Ive had a couple ofthmgs keep me gomg Hesssaid In practIces Ive beenworkng out WIth the secondteam so I try to beat thestarter Im playmg agamstlnother reason IS out ofspIte - to sQow people thatIm still a good player

He did that m hIS firstgame with hiS new schoolscoring a career-high 21pomts

WIlham and Mary hasstruggled m recent seasonsbut Hess thmks the school ISon the way up III theColomal AthletiCAsSOCiatIon

We played the toughestnon-league schedule m theconference he saId Weplayed schools from the Big12 Big 10 and SEC

Hess got some game com-petItion last summer whenhe toured Gree~e with NY~Hoops a team of 11 colle-gIate players Hess team-Jlates included ArizonasJason Gardner andMIchIgan States AlOYSiUSAnagonve and AdamBallInger

We -played the GreekOlYlllPIC team and It wastQugh competitIon becausethey dIdnt want to lose to abUJlch of college kids hesaid The games were closeso we blamed it on the officl-atmg The fouls would be 10-o real qUIck

Not only dId the baket-ball expenence get Hess pre-pared for hiS return to thecourt but he had time toenJoy the country

We had some free timeso we got to see everythmgfrom the anCient rums tocollege-type parties hesaid

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SECTION 98-18 RESIDENTIAL NRKING AND SEMInRCULAR DRIVES OF THE CITY CODE OF THE

CITY Of GRO~~t POINTE ooD5 OF 1997

four freshmen who helpedfill In hadnt had enoughtIme to develop their floorexerCIse routine leaVingNorth WIthout a fulllmeup

Dornbrook led theNorsemen m three eventsShe scored 8 3 on vault WItha full handspnng 7 0 onbars and 8 15 on floor exer-cIse

Victors beam score of 7 6was the best of the mghtShe also scored well In vault(7 95) and floor (7 45)Maureen Mocen scored 795In both floor and vault and67 on bars

Gronback scored weil onvault (79) and bars (67)Weathers dId well on vault(79) and floor (7 55) PoletIscontnbuted to the teampomts on bars after suffer-ing an injUry and Safran didwell m three events

North bowed to Troy1296-1231 but Weathershad the highest score of themeet In vault (8 25)

Victor had a team-best8 55 on beam and Cadonnled the way ill bars WIth an80

Maureen Moceri andDornbrook each connectedon a difficult move on thebalance beam as they did aSWItch kick to a back hand-spnng It was the first tImeeach of them had used themove m competItIon

Maureen Mocen had afloor score of 8 15 andPoleti3 had rfglonal qu~hfymg scores m bars and vault

North fimshed fourth atthe Troy Athens InVItatIOnalWith d ~tlt1migt~urluf 124 1

Dornbrook was eighth In

n-ground unth a 31 85 andshe also placed m bars WItha 7 9 Maureen Mocen wasseventh m floor exerciseWIth an 8 65 -- the hIghestIlldlvldual score by a Northgymnast thiS year Cadonnwas eIghth on bars (805)and Poletls was mnth onvault (8 15)

North closed out the 2001portIOn of ItS schedule WItha 128 7-126 25 Will over AnnArbor PIOneer m a meet thatBentley laId was the teamsbest of the season

Dornbrook scored a per-sonal-best 32 95 m all-around WIth an 8 6 on bars8 35 on vault 7 75 on beam

Early start brings desired resultfor Norths gymnastics team

Phoro by Rosh StllaroGrone Pointe South shortstop-pitcher Chris Getz signs his national letter of

tetto plAy hAlIIfhn at WakeForest while his parents Art and Betsy Getz andblii bJgh iichool coach Dan Griesbawn center look un

An elrlc tart to the sea-son than usual prOVIdedGrosse Pomte Norths gym-nastics team With thpresults that coach BruceBentley deSIred

I wanted to get the gIrlsout there early to see whatwe had what needed to beworked on and go fromthere saJd Bentley of thestart that wa nearly threlweeks earher than normal

North whIch won theGreat Lakes Eight dualmeet and league meet tItleslast year started out With a12165-962 wm overBrulIllghdJII S~ahulm

Captams Tracy Dornbrookand Maureen Mocen hadexcellent all-around scoresof 30 25 and 30 15 respec-tively

Lesbe Cadonn posted anall-around score of 23 2 fol-lowed by Katie WeathersWith a 2185 that In(jluded a775 on vault

Natahe Victor scored 845on balance beam and Mocerihad an 8 0 on beam Cadonnposted scores of 7 95 onuneven bars and 7 85 onbeam Dornbrook scored 7 8on bars 7 45 on beam and7 85 on vault Kelly Poletisscored well on vault WIth a775 and Kayle Gronbackhad scores of 7 3 on beamand 6 45 on bars LaurenSafran had a 6 95 on beam

Freshmen MIa MocenLeah Steele and KristenGlover performed well mtheIr first varsIty match

North beat BlclIlIUglutlHGroves 1168-1048 The lowscore for the Norsemen wasthe result of Cadorm J JRoszka and Poletls mligtJngthe meet WIth mJunes Andthp (wo phnmnrp nli

tand out because he battedIn the leadoff spotGnampsbaum saId

HIS statistIcs might havebeen even more Impreigtllveas a sophomore when hemade the DlvllOn I All-State second team

Getz batted 505 With 12doubles two tnples and fivehomers He stole 34 baseshad 27 walks and drove m20 run HIS pltchmg recordwaigt 1-0 With seven savesand an 089 ERA

Getz doesnt look hke apower tflCtlit at o-tuot-lLand 160 pounds but he has36 extra-base hIts In twoseasons

Hes stronger than heappears to be but he hastremendous bat qUIcknessGnesbaum said He haone of the qu)(kest bats Iveseen for anyone hiS age

In slgnmg With WakeForest Getz WIll attend thesame school that hiS fatherArt graduated from

Thursday Jan 3 agamstLlvoma Clarenceville andhost Macomb LutheranNorth

Its a tough openerbecause North has sometough kidS SChlhi said rfeel good about our chancesto beat both teams but ourkIds have to wam It

Next for the Eag1es is theFordson Tournament onSaturday Jan 5

Super Senior squadWlmbledonRacquet Club Super Senior team of Julia Caprara Mimi

KJbbey Janet Lannen Patty McCracken Jeanne Rivard Nancy SChmidtAnne Spitz Joanne Visellio and Penny Waslak won ittl local United StatesTennis Assoctatlon league champlonsbip and advanced to the sectionaltournament in IndlanapoUs The Wlmbledonteam flnlshed second in a fieldthlOtindudelaquol teams from Wisconsin UlInotsand Ohio

Chris ltHI totals really

Devils coach DanGr18sbaum

Getz ha been Southsstartmg shortstop the Jasttwo year but he has alsobeen the Blue DeVIls closerand hant blown a saveopportuntty III two years

Although he would proba-bly lIke to clone himGne~baum IS Just happythat he has Getz for onemorE year

Sevel al senIOrs graduat-ed from lat year champl-~nhlp te~~ bu~a~tz thlr~UCl)UU ampllUt 1JIUKCLt dUU

pitcher Matt Middleton arethree tarters wholl b thenucleus of thiS years Southsquad

Last year Getz batted430 WIth seven doubles two

triples and eight home runsHe scored 42 runs and drovein 30 He also had 22 walksand stole 21 bases In hISclosers role Getz was 3-0With 12 saves and a 1 38

match whIle Steve Of)ada(215 pounds) also captured aSIlVer medal lOSing 8-5 toChntondales AntomeWeible In the champIOnshipmatch

Bobby Monahan alsoearned a medal for thePIOneers placmg SIxth at112 pounds

ComIng up for thePIOneers IS theIr MetroConference opener tomght

States bestFive University Liggett School field hockey players made the All-State

team which was selected by coaches in the state From left are KatieHoUerbach Maggie Dillon Suzanne McGoey Clare Burch and BrittanyPaquette McGoeyand Dillon were first-team selections BWChiaDd IIoD~bacb made the second team and Paquette received hononble mead_McGoeyand Burch received All-State honors for the second straight sea-son

Wake Forest baseball gets Getz

known for a long hmeAnd It doesnt stop there

Getz hat been on theDIvIsIOn I All-State teameach of the last two seasonsand after leading South tothe state champIOnship lastspnng he wa named to theAll-State Dream Teamwhich includes players fromall four dlVlslOns

Hes a total player Thatswhy so marJ) ulleuroge~ we t

Interested in him saId Blue

By Chuck KlonkeSports Editor

When Wake Forestssportll mformatlOn depart-ment sent out a newsrelease about the baseballplayers who signed early let-ters of mtent to play for theDemon Deacons It had a suc-cmct appraisal of GrossePomte Souths Chns Getz

(Getz) IS one of the bethigh school mfielders In theMidwest the release said

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Monahan Orjada shine atMacolllb County TourneyLEs Jurczakalso medalsBy Bob 51 JohnStaff wmer

WARREN HarperWoods wrestlmg team hadits moments of glory m lastweekends 28th annualMacomb CountyTournament at MacombCommunity Culltgl

We fimshed 12th out of34 ligtams whlth 1lt great fora small DIVISIOn IV schoollIke Harper Woods headcoach Adam Schlhl saIdWe beat powerhouses lIkeRomeo thanks to a sohrlshOWIng from all of ourkids

As for Lutheran East itwas a learmng expenencefor Its wrestlers

It was a tough tourna-ment for our kIds and theylearned firsthand what Itshke to wrestle some of thestates best East headcoach John Wlllnwr igtdHl

TIus was a learning expen-ence for our kIds and It WIllhelp them In thE long run bull

The Eagles fimshed In thebottom third of the 35-teamtournament as sophomoreChriS Jurczak (1l2-poundclass) took home a fifth-place medal

Alex Goetz (145 pounds)also won a match for East

TIns was the first tIme In

Harper Woods hIstory thatwe had a wrestler In themals and we had two

hihl Said The guys wereIsappomted they dIdntn but they lost to twough kidsMIke MVII hdll IDolunds) won a SIlver mtgtdalsmg 8-5 to East DetrOItsatt Shankm m the tItle

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by our young people IS if you getcaught there really al13no con-sequences from lawenforce-ment the school and m manycases the parents

Accordmg to Craig he feltthese Issues were not umque tothe Grollse Pomtes and HarpervoJ uu Lney arp prevalentand that thiS reaction from theyoung people surpnsed us

The key Craig felt IS to tack-le these issues and Implementthe developmental assets m asmany places In the commumtyas poSSible

It is Craigs hope and one ofthe foundatIOns goals to helpthe commumty foster the 40developmental assets even ift don~ on~ ~t a time

Caring schoolclimate (No5)

At Harper Woods SecondarySchool prmcipal Jim Hessehandpicked 14 seventh- andeighth-graders and 24 nlnth-through 12th-graders to serveon a prmcipals advisory teamThe teams first goal is to workon the Search Institutes goalNo 5 creatmg a canng SChOOlchmate

In the first meetmg heldbefore the holiday break stu-dents were asked to Identifythings such as attnbutes theyadmired in a fnend how afavorite teacher showed anmterest 10 thelJ success In

school trungs they liked abouttheir school enVIronment andwhat they hkelt most abouttheir relatlonsrups With otherstudents at school

The process Will help stu-dents Identify the Issues andreasons for the issues and tocome up W1th poSSible solutIOns

So far student reactIOns havebeen positive

Before If you had a com-plaint you Just sat at the lunch

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If youths pOSRess between 31 and40 of these developmental assetsthen youths wl1l be less likely toIIqe and abuse drug dud alcohOl

In October Craig met With 40Grubse POlllte and Harper Woodsarea students parents and lawenforcement officers three timesto n1q(OnCl~ h ~ 1 1

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From the adults In those diS-CUSSIOnsCraig summanzed

In many cases underagednnkmg IS supported and con-doned by parents and our pob-cles and consequences are notconsistently apphed There aremany homPR WhPTP Alrnhnl qserv~ by the parents at partiesto their kids and other kids 10the cornmumty For whateverreason there is a very strongsense that trus subject IS onethat should not be openly diS-cussed In the commumty

Many parents feel that theirIuds need to learn at a young ageto dunk responSibly before theygo tr college Manyparents areafr81d that If their kids getcaught and there IS a conse-quence that a permanent recordWill be eotabhshed In their fil~that wlll hinder their Opportuni-ty for college acceptance or ath-letic scholarshlp ~

From the youths who attendedthe meetmgs Craig slld

-They want less peer pressureto dnnk They want clear bound-arles and consequences to be Uni-formly and faIrly applied All ofthem certamly expressed astrong deSire to have a forum toopenly and honestly diSCUSSthese issues With the adults mtheir lives

There IS a perceptIOn by ouryoung ~ople that In thiS com-mumty on a weekend there ISnothing else to do except to go toa party dnnk and get high

Another perceptIOn expressed

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Greatest Gift Foundation helps teens make choicesBy Bonnie CapraraStaff Wnter

Our youth IIOW lot es luxuryThev haul bad manners contempt for authority they showdlsrcspe~t for eder~ and louechatter In place of exerciseChtldren are now tyrants not tMselvants of the household TMv110 longer rI~P IIhin ders enterthe room They contradICt theIrparents chatter before companygobble their food and tyrannizethe teachers

In some ways some peltlplesperceptlOns of youths haventchanged much m the last 2000years

One City ot (zrosse Pomte manIS convinced that relationsrupsbetween youths and adults neednot be adversanal or polanzedHe has a plan for tunung thoseperceptIOns around

After selling his busmessMark Craig famed Our GreatestGift Foundation an organtzationcommitted to helpmg parentsschools organizations and lead-ers to help youths make wisediiuutl - especaJIy thoseregardIng drug and alcohol use

lhese deCiSions are madebased on prinCiples outlmed bythe Search Institute an mdepen-dent nonprofit organizatiOnwhose miSSion IS to advance thewell-being of adolescents andcildren The iwttitultl generatellsynthesizes and communicatesnew knowledge convenes organi-zational and community leadersand works WIth state and nation-al orgaruzatlous

At the heart of the institutegtwork 18 the framework of 40developmental assets positiveexpenences relatIonstups oppor-tunities and personal quabtiesthat young people need to growup healthy canng and responSi-ble

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ThIS IS a one hour program for beginningJUniors ages 5 to 10 The progra m ISdesigned to give young sIlldenls theskills necessary for a hfetlme of fun In

tenms ThIs class will cover baSIC strokeproduchon and consistency and WIll pnrrilotC J poslhyc ~~ophcrc by uSlngeXClhnggames and acl1vlhes

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TIllS Llt i one and a half hour programdesigned for JUIllOlS already partlClpat-tng m tournament competlhon ThISclass Win stress the fundamentals of allstrokes as well as movements footworkand strategy There Will be competlhvemalCh play strength and condmonmgtramlng each day

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gomg to fall asleep have 1your young person wake Jyou up and make sure the~give you a kiss goOOmght 1That way they have to be tcoherent and youre gomg ~smell booze on them If

theyve been dnnlong ~The second piece of

adVice that came from the ~foundatIOns October meet- ~mgs was to know Where ~children are and venfy It ~

Cr81g used the example 4Ja friend who called Ius ~daughter whIle she was outand asked to speak With theparents

Well they werentthpr (rll~ M H to14her If you would have tolcme they werent there Imight have let you shy

Another suggestIOn ISto Iallow youths to have more)responsiblhty so they can learn not to make mistakeSgt

Accordmg to lods what)keeps them from bemg dls-honest ISknowmg the consequence of maktng a mIS-take ISso large Craig SaidIf YOLlcan comUlWllCate -what the consequences areand what youll do If theydo get caught Its not yourfault as a parent

Overall Craig called the)asset approach a commonsense way to solve proble~~m an acceptable wa

There are so many pro- -grams that address prob- )lems CraIe saId Mv fthought process ISto find IthinKS VOLl can do III nlp ven(problems bull ]

nurturing skillsA Bon Secours BlrthCare

nurse educator teaches thesession and encourages bothgrandmothers and grandftJthers to attend

For more mformatlOn orto regtgttercall Bon SecouSCommumty HealthEducation at (586) 7797900between 9 a m and 4 p mMonday through Fnday

Coaches will be givenlaminated cards WIth specif-ic goals and )luggestioDs ofhow to Implement them

It focu8es on posltlvethmgs rather than negativetlungs said NeighborhoodClub executive directorJohn Bruce Theyre theIunds of thmgs theNeighborhood Club ISallabout - to help bUildstrong famlhes

Positive familycommunication(No2)

Among the youths whopa tiJltll-tJUl Lh~fuunJa-tlons October meetmgsCraig said ~Op(n and hon-est communlcatton betweenthe parents and the youngpeople does not eXist

One of the tOPiCStheyouths Said they mostwanted to approach theIrparents about was howtheir parents handled peerpressure when they wereyoung

One of the suggestIOnsyouths and adults came upWIthwas naVlng kids givethem a kiss goodnight whenthey carne home after aneVEnlDgout

Craig s81done of hiSdaughters uses that excusewhen shes out with fnendswhere alcohol is available

Tlus came up a lot WIththe parents 10 the sessIOnssaid Craig Tlus ISsome-thing a lot of parents dId _to wake up or If youre

soon to be-gr and pare n tswere told when they becamepanmt~

Sign up for the BonSecours Cottage grandpar-ents class and see for your-self what todays expectantparents are learmng Even ifyou already have grandclul-dren you might pick upsome new ideas or informa-tion about cluld care and

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GreatestFrom page IBtable and gnped about It8llld JUDlorclass treasurerDaria Wdhams

If It works It WIllpre-vent Issues from escalat-mg said JunIor class presI-dent Joe Zlchl

The most stnkmg aspectIS Its posltlve approachHesse said There arentany donts Ever smceColumbllle you have tohear what theyre sayingwhat thplr rml 9 on Ifwere really tuned 1Il to ourstudents and If they feellike theyre filled m on theprocess then we can dosomethIng about It

Cr81g hopes to estabhshpnncipal adVISOryteams m10 to 15 other lugh schoolsm the Grosse PomtesHarper Woods RoseVIlleBelleVIlle and Detroit

If nothIng happens thenat least theyre gomgthrough the processes andworkmg on these assetsCraig s81dThese arentnecessarilv measurablethmgs Just posItive out-comes

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Youth programs(No 18)

Tymgmto the SearchInstitutes goal No 18youth programs theNeighborhood Club willmstruct Its volunteer coach-es on fostenng additionalassets in team members mthe COultl~ uf pract1ce andplay starting with its youthbasketball l~~gues

Bon Secours Cottage offers grandparents classBon Secours Cottage

Health Semces offers a free~an(frarent glass from 7 to9 pm Monday Jan 14 inthe private dming room(lower level) at Bon SecoursHospital 468 CadIeux in theCity of Grosse Pomte

Todays childbearing cou-ples are bemg taught manythings that ~m to be theexact OppOSIteof what the

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Carlyle graduated fromNorth Georgla College He ISVice preSident of operationsfor Apache Transport and ISa captam m the GeorglaArmy NlttIonal Guard

Ronning-Mahfet

Mr and Mrs DenniSWilham Ronnmg ofSavannah Ga haveannounced the engagementof their daughter AlisonLeigh Ronmng to DamelJoseph Mahfet son of Mrand Mrs Damel JohnMahfet of Charlotte N C formerly of Grosse PomteWoods

A June wedding isrlm~n1~

Ronning earned a bachelor of business adnunJstra-twn degree from theUmversity of Georgia andan MBA lD finance from~rgta State UmversityShe works for MediaOutsourcing Inc

Mahfet earned a BBA maccounttng and economicsfrom the University ofGeorgia He works for MooreColson m Atlanta

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Chari Sdu-eyvltgtgel A N AtAmenr8J1 lt6l 1912) patlna~bTOftraquo 18~1lI

EmUy lJnn ROlDlUloand Matthew DeBetR

DeBets son of Julie DeBetsof Harper Woods and thelate Michael DeBets A Mayweddmg ISplanned

ROlfano graduated fromGrosse Pomte South HighSchool She 18 a teachersassistant at MasonElementary School

DeBets graduated fromCleary College With a degreeIn business managementHe ISself-employed

Osborne-Carlyle

Darlene and Vic Rohr ofWarren have announced theengagement of their daughter Kimberly Osborne for-merly of Harper WoodR tnJeff Carlyle of Helen Gason of Dons rarlye [Helen Ga and BoydCarlyle of Pendergrass Ga

A February weddmg isplanned

Glgtuurne earned a bache-lor of arts degree fromKalamazoo Colltgtge and amasters degree In commu-mcatlOns from theUmversity of SouthernCahfornla

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Dave and SallyWolschleger of Ruth haveannounced the engagementof their daughter Angela SWolschleger to Thomas WVeda II son of Thomas andFrances Veda of GrossePomte Farms A May wed-Jlllg IS piannea

Wolschleger earned abachelor of sCience degree mlegal studies from GrandValley State Umverslty anda masters degree m bUSI-ness administratIOn fromCentral MichiganUmverslty She IS a legaladmmistrator

Veda attended GrandValley State Universitywhere he studied naturalresources m3nsurrm~nt HIIIS a fmanclal Malyst andbusmess owner

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Romano-DeBets

John and Lmda Bruce andVmcent and Kathy RomanoofGrosse Pomte Farms haveannounced the engagementof their daughter EmIlyLmn Romano to Matthew

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The mother of the bndewore a dress WIth a whIteorganza bodice and blackSIlk charmeuse skirt

The grooms mother worea long fuchSia silk dress

MUSICwas prOVidedby theChnst Church ChOIr of Menand Boys a strmg quartetand organist Fredeflc DeHaven

The bnde earned a bache-lor of sCience degree fromGtnrgftwn llmverslty SheIS a producer and editor forteleVISion With theBloomberg Fmanclal News

The groom earned a bach-elor of arts degree fromGeorgetown UniversIty Heis an mvestment banker mtelecommUnications withSolomon SmIth Barney

The couple traveled toHawau They live InManhattan N Y

fine inCISIOnsm the corneaThose mClSlons change theshape of the cornea Thereshaped cornea focuseshght onto the retma anddtcu VUllunISrestored

Hundreds of thousandsperhaps mJlhons have hadthis surgery and aresupremely satisfied WIth theresults They now get byWithout reachmg for theirglasses or fussmg WIth contact lenses

TA~IK rgery is not frof comphcatlOns No surgeryIS Some people are botheredby the glare from hghtsespeCially at OIght A veryfew have suffered VISionloss If I were younger Iwould have the surgery

I directed thIS answer atnearSightedness LASIKhowever can be used forother VISIonproblems - far-SIghtedness and astIgma-tism

There are proceduresother than LASIK that cor-rect VISIOn LimitatIOns ofspace dont permlt a diSCUS-SIOnof them all

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BlaIr and the Rev Gerald EMurray offiCiated at the 6 30P m ceremony which wasfollowed by a receptIOn atthe Country Club of DetrOit

The bride wore a whiteSIlk gown and a cathedral-length veIl both tnmmed mwhite satlO She camed abouquet of white rose andstephanotiS

The maid of honor wasKatherine Re of BronXVIlleNY

ill Juemalds wereMeghan Burns of ChicagoEmily McCabe of New YorkCIty Dott Shea HoblO ofPabadena Cahf KathenneFrederick Webher of RoqtnnCarne Blrgbauer of SanFranCISco and BevanGarrett of Prescott Anz

Attendants woreWedgwood blue satin A-Imegowns and carned bouquetsof multi-colored summerflowers

The best man was thegrooms brother Thomas GGrace Jr of New York City

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Eye surgery can freepeople from glassesBy Dr Paul G DonohueSpeCial Wnler

Q Im trymg to deCide If Ishould have laser eyesurgery for nearltlehtpnnpssI am 36 and have worn

Glaises brIng a clearimage to a nearsighted eyeby focusmg mcommg lightdirectly onto the retma

The most common kInd oflaser eye surgery IS LASIKsurgery - laser m SitU ker-atomJleusls (CUR-ah-toe-muh-LOOSE-suss)

The cornea IS the outertOlluh r]PAr povpnn17 of the~y~Oi~ngdirectly m~front ofthe pupil WIth a laserbeam the eye doctor makes

I gl8SCS or contacts for 20yEars I have never beencomfortable With eIther Idgo for the surgery If I couldbe sure It would work and besafe Is It

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eyes that can see thmgs upclose but see distant objectsas a blur The problemcomes from the shape of theeyeball NearSighted eye-balls are elongated andthose eyes focus light mfront of the retma mstead ofon It The retma ltthe eyesfilm which the brain devel-ops mto VIsual pIctures

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Mr and Mrs MichaelJoseph Grace

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Lauren EhzabethGargaro daughter of Mrand Mrs Eugene A GargaroJr of Gros~e Pomte Shoresmarned Michael JosephGrace son of Mr and MrsThomas Gerard Grdce ofRye NY on July 14 2001at the Grosse Pomte

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Service above selfJohn Brooks Rotary District Governor

adclreued the Rotary Club of Grosse Pointerecaat1y with the message Hsuvice above self

As local leaden aud volunteen Rotarians areeoDUDitted to improving their local and globalcummUDities Rotarians pride themselves ontheir abWty to ftad commUDity solutions tolocal and IDternaticmal needs

The mother of the bndewore a full-length Ice graydress With a beaderl bodIce

The grooms mother worea full-length dress With awhIte top and mdescentnavy blue skirt

Scnpture readers wereBruce Wallace ofBrookhaven NY audKenneth Kerr of FairViewTenn

The bnde earned a bachelor of sCience degree fromthe UniversIty of Michiganana a masters degree 10bo-s admmctrRtlOnfr~-w Wayne StateUmverslty She IS a manag-er With Accenture

The groom earned a bach-tlor of SCience dewee fromPennsylvania tateUm erslty ahJ a master sdegree m busmess admmlS-tratlOn from Case WesternReserve He IS a Fordaccount manager WithGoodyear TIre

The newlyweds traveledto Germany SWItzerlandand Italy fhey live m WestBloomfield

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~f Naples Fla on Sept 22DOl at Christ ChurchGrosse Pomte

The Rev BrYant DenmsonJr offiCIatedat the 4 p mceremony which was fol-lowed by a receptIOn at theLochmoorClub

The bride wore an IvorysJlk strapless gown that tea-tured a bodICe and chapel-length tram decorated WIthcrystal beads She carned anosegay of apncot roses

The matron of honor wasthe bndes Sister NancyClark of PalatIne III ThemaId of honor was thebndes sister JennIfer Boydof Hoboken N J

Attendants wore full-length black dresses andcarned bouquets of apncotand wlute roses

The grooms brotherTImothy Pulte of Glen MillsPa was the best man

Groomsman was VincentMlhaltk of IndIanapolis IndUshers were Charles Clarkof Palatme III and ThomasSdhanek of Ann Arbor

lointe Shores ~grandparents are Richardand LUCinda Weiemuller ofGrand Blanc Great-grand-parents are Homer andShirley Welermiller ofGathnbug Tenn

Alexander JamesGraebner

Mr and Mrs DaVidGraebner of Troy are theparents of a son AlexanderJames Graebner born Feb19 2001 Maternal grandparents are the late Mr andMrs M James Walkl of theCity of Grosse PointePaternal grandparents areMr and Mrs HerbertGraebner of Bloomt1eldHills

Andrew GeromettaDreyfuss

Cvnthla and PeterDreYtuss of Naples Fia arethe parents of a son AndrewGerometta Dreyfuss bornMay 16 2001 Maternalgrandparents are JudithPaul of the CIty of GrossePOInte and the late WRonald Paul Paternalgrandparents are Jacquesand Francoise Dreyfuss ofM1amJ Fla

Sylvia ElaineHodges

Matt and Michele Hodgesof Grosse Pomte Park arethe parpnts of a daughterSylVla Elaine Hodges bornSept 26 2001 Maternalgrandparents are Ed andSue Yonne of EastpointePatenlal grandparents areRuth Brant of Carleton TomHodges of Rockwood and thelate Bdl Brant

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Gerard B Dulac of GrossePomte Farms are the par-pntJl of a son DominIC JudePhlhpe Dulac born Dec 72001 Maternal grandpar-ents are Rosemarie andRichard Manz ofWJ1hams1leNY Paternalgrandparents are Georgetteand Bertrand Dulac ofRancho Palos Verdes Cahf

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j Mr and Mrs Joseph Mghaheen of Mmneapohs arertbe parents of a son Jacob-lJoseph Shaheen born July25 2001 Grandparents are

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trMr and Mrs Paul Vincentaheen of Orland Park

I are the parents of a~aughter Jelna Mariegthaheen born Aug 13~OOI Granoparents arelarosse Fomters De~haheen Ted Zberanowskyand the late Joseph~haheenI Mary Kathryn Weiermiller Curt and AnneWeiermdler of Grosse PomteWoodsare the parents of a~aughter Mary KathrynfWelermlller born June 212001 Maternal grand par-~nts are George and MaryiEllen Dakmak of GrosseI

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Detroit which is celebratLng Its 16th 8Dnlversary ISalocally run affiliate and ISresponsible for raiSingfunds and volunteers tosupport its building effortsHabitat for DetrOIt willcomplete Its 100th house 111Detroit by spnng 2002

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The Ecumenical Men sFnday Breakfast group WIllmeet at 730 am FndayJan 4 at Grosse Pomt~Memorial Church 16Lakeshore m Grosse PomteFarms The speaker WIll beSydney Rooks of fort StreetPresbyterian Churchs OpenDoor program

On Fnday Jan 11 DrNed Chalet will be thespeaker for the group wluchmeets every week andserves breakfast Chalet5topic will be PosltveJeWlBhHIStory Smce Jesus

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Detroit IS commltted torebuilding the Core CityNeIghborhoods area ofDetroit through a ho1Jstlcapproach that addresses notonly the phYSIcal redevelop-ment of the neIghborhoodbut also the social needs ofthe residents and local bUSI-nesses whIch have been mthe area

HabItat for HumanityInternatIonal an ecumem-cal Chnsban muustry dedI-cated to tlmunaTmg povertyhousing 18 celebrating lts25th anniversary Foundedby Millard Fuller alongwith hISwife Tmda Habitatfor Humamtv Internationaland its affiliates in morethan 2000 UllllllUIl tu~s in81 nations have bUllt andsold more than 100000homes to partner familiesWIth no-profit zero-interestmortgages Families con-tnbute 300 hours of volun-teer labor to support theirhouse construction

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In the back from left are Georle Nicholaon of Groue IoJDte Partners andHabitat Detroit the KeY VBruce RiCdon of Grosee Poiate Uemorial CbWCbandPartnere Jack SChwab of Bank ODe lUld Habitat Robert Dewaelsche of HabitatJack W1Wamaof the Partners Uld John Molk prealclent of Habitat

In the froat from left are Chase cunnlaghm of Groue IoJDte Partne LUlie SldaIier of Ccue City Nclghborhooda TrlD1 LeIrN Uld Sam Smith andiUzabullbeth WIlliam bullbull both of Groen Pointe PartDen Partners

The banks philOiiuhyofpartnershIps Jllustrated mIts motto Bank One onewith the commumty hascontnbuted to Its fifth consecutIve outstandingCommunity ReinvestmentAct rating Schwab said

Construction on thIShouse was started InAugust Thats pretty fastSchwab said

Tne Partners has recentiy~g n reoenng househuldfixtures and cabmetry fromhouses slated for demolitionin the Grosse Pointe areaaccordmg to Jack Williamsa member of the PartnersH~ says Items recoveredWIll beuro placecl in Habitthomes through the organi-zations ReStore programReStore accepts donationsof surplus bUlldmg materi-als from contractors andsells them to low-mcomehomeowners for a nommalfee

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Grosse Pointe Partners Bank One make surethat Detroit family has home for the holidays

ChrIstmas came a fewdays early when Tnm leWiSreahzed the dream of ownmg her own house - thanksto the Grosse PomtePartners and Bank One

On Dec 22 representatIves from Bank One andthe Partners dedIcatedleWISShouse In HabItat forHumamty DetrOItsTncentennial Village m thecitys Core CItyNeIghborhoods

The Rev V Bruce RIgdonsemor JJastor of GrosseP(llntE Memonal ChurchwhIch IS a member of thePartners SaId Chnstmas ISa story of homelessnessand a story of dlscovenngGods love

Habitat IS a programthat bnngs out the very bestIn everybody he saId ItprOVIdesa safe wholesomeplace where famIlIes canlearn to love God and serveeach other

Grosse Pomte Partnelllfounded in 1997 IS a collab-oratIon of 12 churches mvanous Grosse Pomte com-munities The PartnersraIse money and recruit vol-unteer support to buildHabItat houses In additionto Detroits TricentenmalVillage the Partners havehelped build Habitat housesin West Virginia and CostaRlIll

~Bank One UI proud of itspartnershIp with the GQ~Pointe Partners and work-ing with its volunteersespecially its youth volun-teers said Jack Schwabvice president Bank Oneand board member ofHabitat fUT Humanity-Miclugan It was inspira-tIOnal for me to see thoseyoung people working here

This was the fifth housesponsored by Bank Onewhich has built the homesthrough partnerships withcommunity organizationshke the Groll8e Pomte

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A httle-known VOIceJahaziel spokeIn the name of the God of all the earthFear not and be not dismayed forThe battle ISnot yours but GodsYouwill not need to fight in thIS battleTake your positions stand still and seeThe VlctOryof the Lord on your behalf

ABCD- A BIble Chapter Dady -Is one of many ways to read the BibleFor my own and other lIves On The HillDuri1g late August to late October ABeDsIhe Chromcler of some 2400 years agoHelped heart-mmd-floul Ul 2001 ADDowhat ISnght In the sight of the Lord

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This and much more 1D the two books ofChronicles the conclusion of the HebrewScnptures I find veri contemporary that 1SFull of most relevant meanmll for todayThese leaet often e~d h~k5 rThe Chnstiar ~ibJes 66 are full ofDowns and ups destructive and reneWIng

The Pastors CornerBy the Rev Gutav Kopkll JrSt James Lutheran Church

Wedo not know what to doBut 0 Lord our eyes are on you bullFor decades I have loved to pray theseWords ascnbed to DIetnch BonhoetferGerman Lutheran Pastor and TeacherAnti-NaZI martyr executed m 1945 Just before the Allies liberated my natIve land

One month after the unMuslim terrorI read on October 11 m II ChroniclesTlus prayer of Jehoshaphat who didWhat was nght gtn the SIght of thELord 0 Lord God of our fathers do you not ruleOver all the kmgdOfISof the natlOnsIn your hand are power and mIght

So that none ISable to WIthstand youIf ~~comes ~por us ue ~tllstLTdBefore you and cry to you mOur affllctlon and you WIllhear and saveWhom the Exodus forces on their way toThe promIsed land had not mvadedWere now terronzmg With destructive force

They reward us by coming to dnve usOut of your promIsed land America0 our God will you not execute judgmentOn them For we are powerlessAgamst what IScommg agamst usWe do not know what to doBut our eyes are on you

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funded under an mvestIgd-tor-Initiated research grantfrom the NatIOnal Instituteon Drug Abuse Surveys ofnationally representativesamples of Amencan highschool benlOrs were begun m1975 makmg the class of2001 the 27th such c1assurveyed Surveys of 8thand 10th graders wereadded to the delgn In 1991maklOg the 2001 natIOnallyrepreentatIve samples the11th such classes surveyed

The sample blzes m 2001are 16800 8th graders14300 10th graders and13300 12th graders for atotal of 44300 students mall

behaVIOr or SOCialproblemshave later been diagnosedWIth VISIOnproblems

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We cherish our chddrenWe should chensh theIrVIlOn too An eye care pro-feSSIOnal can make all thedifference

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types of changes you mightexpect to result from shiftsm the advertlsmg miX agreater amount of negatIvenews coverage or less favor-able portrayals of smokmgIn entertmnment program-mmg

There IS also eVldenpetrom the study that ciga-rettes have become some-what less avaIlable to teensThe proportlOn of 8thgraders s8)lng that It wouldbe ~falrly easy or veryedlgtY tor tnem to get cIga-rettes 11 they wanted somehas fallen from 77 percent In1996 to 68 percent In 2001Among 10th graders theproportIOn fell somewhatless from 91 percent to 86percent over the same timeperIOd The mvestlgatorsnote however that the greatmajority of these youngteens stIll say that they haveready access to cIgarettes

Will these favorabletrends In cigarette smokmgamong young people contm-ue

The reductIOns in thenumbers of teens who aresmokmg or who are accept-mg of smokln should helpto deter other teens fromstartmg Johnston saidBut the fact that the pro-portlOn who 1udge smokingto be dangerous IS no longernSlng may be an early warn-ing Sign of a slowdown m thedeclme in teen smokmg

Monitonng the Future IS

By Dr Howard Purcell(NAPS) - Heres an eye-

openmg statistic Only 9percent of Amencan chl1-dren have had an eye exambefore they entlr schoolThat can lead to more prob-lems than parents mayImaglne

Parents should take theirchtldren to an eye care professlOnal for a comprehen-SIve eye exam - not slinplya Vlblon screenlng - by theage of three again beforestartmg Bchool and everyyear while In school

Cherish childrens vision

A thorQugh eXRmlfllltonconsists of more than Simplyreading a chart It tests notonly VISIOn but also pro-VIdes information about thechilds overall health profile

Many children who havefared poorly at school or whohave demonstrated negative

A conSiderable body ofresearch - some of It basedon Momtorlng the Futuredata -- has shown that pncecan be an Important deter-rent to smokmg for youngpeople Work reported lastmonth by the UM investiga-tors at the World ConferenceUll 8111ukmg or health InNew Orlean hows thatsince 1997 the proportIOn ofstudents reportmg frequentexposure to antl-smokmgads has Increased conslder-~blJ Iu t1nA dJC lUU1JOTuuncredltmg the ads With actu-ally helpmg to mfluencethem not to smoke hasIncreased substantially aswell

Smce 1995 there has beensome mcrease at all gradelevels m the proportIOns ofstudents sa)lng that pack-a-day smokers run a greatrisk of harmmg them-selves (phjrsJcaHy UJ Jamp uLLerways) although thiS beliefdid not mcrease any furtherIn lOOl (Thl MODltonng theFuture study has shown per-ceived harm to be an Impor-tant deterrent to young peo-ples use of a number of Ilhc-It drugs)

While many adultsbeheve that young peopleunderstand the dangers ofsmokmg our data suggestthat a lot of tettllgt stIli donot particularly the youngerteens Johnston saId Forexample Some 43 percent oftodays 8th graders stili donot thmk there is a greatnsk associated With pack-a-day smokmg

In addition there hasbeen some Increase smce1996 (1997 for 12th graders)In students personal dIsap-proval of smokmg

These findmgs suggestthat It IS not Just pnce thatIS actmg as a deterrent toclgarltte use JohnstonsaId There have been someunderlymg changes mImportant beliefs and atti-tudes as well These are the

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ThIS year about one Inevery 18 8th-graders (5 1percent) IS a current dallysmoker one of every eight10th graders (122 percent)and about one In every five12th graders (19 percent)These dallr smo~lng rate~are down proportIOnallyfrom ther peak levels In1996 (1997 III the case of the12th graders) by about one-half one-third and one11 ltlrtn1j nt~~t~u~~) Thrare down proportlOnally Justfrom last years levels by 26percent 13 percent and 8percent respectively

These important dechnesm teen smokmg did not Justhappen by chanceJohnston said A lot of mdl-vlduals and organizatIOnshave been making concertedefforts to bnng down theunaccectlblv hgh rates ofsmokmg am~ng ~ur youth ~

Amon~ the efforts henotes are a number thatemerged from the tobaccosettlement between thestates and the tobacco com-panies

The Joe Camel advertIS-Ing campaign was endedbillboard adYertlBlng of ciga-rettes was ehmmated andantlsmoklng advertlsmgcampaigns werp Inltated bythe newly formed AmencanLegacy FoundatIOn that wasfunder under the settle-ment Johnston saidFurther a number of stateslaunched their own antl-smokmg ad campaignsullIe aiso raIsed theIr excisetaxes on cigarettes and theIndustry raised prices morder to cover their costsfrom the settlement On topof all of thIS the mdustryreceived a great deal of neg-ative pubhclty dunng themld- to late-1990s as theIrpast practices were exposeddunng the htigatlOn processWIth the states and m thefederal regulatory debates

Abullrnelcan Councll onExerCise (ACE) and TheNatlOoal Strength andCondltlOmng ASSOCiatIon(NSCA) There are othersthat Just requIre a weekendcourse Find out how manyyears the person has beentralnmg and whether theyhave a degree m the field

The third Issue IS conve-mence You want to be surethe faclhty IS easy to get tofrom your home or Job If Ittakes you too long to getthere or It IS out of your wayyou may be wastmg yourmoney

FInally check the avad-ablhty of classes and equip-ment VISit the faCIlIty at theapprOXImate time you planto exercise so you can seeow busy thmgs are Youdont want your one-hourworkout to ake two hours tocomplete because yourewaltmg on machmesl Talk

Areyou ayoung adult troubled f)with lower back problems f-

Attend a FREE lecture

Thursday Jan 10 at 7 pmCnnnely Auditorium at Bon SeCburs Hospital468 Cadieux at E lefferson in Grosse Pointe

Daniel Elskens MD a Bon Secours Cottage neurosurgeon explainS the mostcommon reasons for low back pain In young and middle-aged adults such assports InJunes or lumbar strain He also discusses current treatment methods thatInclude minimallY invasive procedures and dlscectomles (removal of the damageddiSC from between the spine bones) The lecture IS directed at men and womenbehleen the ages of S 21d soA Questlon-and-answer session IS Included and refreshments are servedRtst1Il11()n~ Irt rlQUlred

For more information or to pre-register callCommunity Health Promotion at (586) 779-7900

Included high school seniorsSinCE 1975 and natIOnallyrepresentative samples of8th and 10th graders since1991 QuestIOnnaires areadministered to students Intheir c1asbroomb by ISR staflmembem each sprmg

Current smokmg (definedac S10klng- one or ffi0rc Cig-arettes dunng the past 30days) had been decllmngsteadily blnCe the reLentpeak levels reached m 1996among 8th and lOthgraders and m 1lt1lt17~TTHO

12th graders Between 1996and 2001 current smokmgamong 8th graders fell from21 percent to 12 percentand among lOth gradersfrom 30 percent to 21 per-cent

Among 12th graders cur-rent smokmg fell from 37percent m 1997 to 30 per-cent In 2001 - a proportion-al decline of about two-tenthb Thus the youngerage groups have shown thegreatest Improvement so farThe drop In current smokmgthat occurred Just thiS year- of 2 5 percentage POintsm 8th grade and 2 6 percent-age POints In 10th grade -are highly statistically slg-mficant while the Z percent-age-pomt dechne In 12thgrade fell Just short of bemgsjgIhficai1t

Prior to the peak teensmokmg rates reached Inthe mld-1990s currentsmokmg among 8th and10th graders had been nsmgrapIdly With about a 50 per-cent mcrease ocrurringbetvccn 1991 and 19SGSmoklllg had been nsmgamong 12th graders as wellthough not by as large a pro-portlOn

The rates of dally currentsmokmg m the three gradelevels (defined as havmg oneor more cigarettes per dayover the past 30 days) havehnwtl parallel trends tothose for any current smok-mg and hkewlse have

slOn on thp tRrihn eqmp-ment You might want to askwho cpans the equipmentSamtary facilities careabout thelr members

Second check the quahfi-catIOns of the staff You wantto be bure ~haL the peoplewho are showmg you how toexercise know what they aredomg Ask to talk directly tothem and ask questIOns Letthem know If you plan to usea personal tramer whatyour health history IS andwhat your goals are fortrammg The more thoroughyou can explam your previ-ous expenences the easier ItWIll be for the trainer to fig-ure out what w111work foryou

Some highly recogmzedcertificatIOns for perconaltramers are from TheAmencan College of SportsMedlcme (ACSM) The

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Teen smoking declines sharply in 2001In a year In which good

news seems hard to come bythere IS some good newsfrom the health frontCigarette smoking the leadIng cause of preventabledeath and disease In thiscountry IS falling harplyamong American teenagers

The latest natIOnal surveyIn the ~MoOltorJng theFuture~ smes conducted bythe Umverslty of MichiganInstitute for Social Research(lSR) shoy s that teen smok-mg IS rapidly dechnmg

t)WlOO on natIOnally repre-sentative surveys of some44000 students In grades 810 and 12 18k research SCIentlsts have found that ado-lescent smokmg IS dechmngat a vigorous pace ThiS con-trasts to the dramaticincrease In teen smokingobserved In the early 199Ossays study director Lloyd DJohnston

Because the ~~n yearsare cntlcal In the mitiatlOnof HIIMIy aU hfetlme smok-mg habits what happensdunng that developmentalpenod IS vital to the eventu-al health and longeVity ofeach generatIOn JohnstonSald Thats what made thesharp Increase In the early1990s so wornsome and It ISalso what makes thiS

During thisholiday season be a

responsible party hostSee that your guests

have a good timeand arrive

home safdy-First A Friend

Then A Host-~bull

Shop around-fot the best health club

dechne hich began In thelattpr half of the 1990s soenCUUlil~mg

The 2001 Momtonng theFuture survey Included stu-dents m 424 publH and pn-vate secondary schoolsthroughout the cotermmousUmted Statpl Tnhls~on andfellow social psychologistsJerald G Bachman andPatnck M OMalley havebeen conducting the studysince 1975 With supportprovIded by the NationalInstitute on Drug Abuse oneof the NatIOnal Institutes ofHealth m the U SDepartment of Health andHuman ServIces

The annual surveys have

By Kelly Griffin BSCSCS

With the New Year youmay find yourself resolvmgto lose the same 10 or 15pounds you swore to workoff last year Couldnt do It

fon your own Perhaps ItStime to conSider JOlnmg agym or health club

There are plenty of bene-fits In JOining a fitness faCil-Ity You get a vanety ofequIpment and classes tochoose trom Meetmg peopleIS easy You can get helpstartmg a routme from anattendant or trameI If youare looking to Jom a fitnessfaclhty for the first time orwould hke to shop aroundfor a better one than the oneyou currently attend hereare some tips for finding thebest one for the money

First and foremost makesure the eqUipment IS keptm good workmg condItIOnIn any facthty aflty shouldbe first Check for rustedcableb or weight plates duston the machines and corro-

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68 Entertainment January 32002Grosse Pointe News

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way between the WhIteHouse and the CapItol or onthe Memonals webSite atwww lonpsallor org

For more mformatlOn orto enroll contact the founda-tiOn at U S Navy McmonalFoundatiOn AttentwnNavy Log 701 PennsylvamaAve NW SUlte 123Washington D C 20004-2608 or call (800) 821-8892extenslOn 730

AAA lgtuggests learmngmore about the benefits ofpurchasing tnp msurancefrom a quahfied travel pro-feSSIOnal such as a AMtravd llgent Travel msur-ance b your safety netshould the unexpected ansebut 1 IS up to you - thetraveler - to determine If ItISnght for you

erage for your overseas tnpMany Umted States healthplans do not cover you out-SIdeofAmenca

A-A_A advles treveerc tndo theIr homework beforepurchasmg tnp insuranceAAAadVlses

bull Dont buy a pohcy fromthe wholesale tour operatorcoordmating your trip Ifthat company defaults thepolicy may be worthless

bull Dont buy tnp insurancefrom a crUlse hne TheIrpolICiescan carry less cover-age and Lhlirbenefits maystop between 24 and 72hours before you depart Inaddition crUise hnes areunder no obhgabon to pas-sengers who do not purchasetheir air package

bull Request the full lUsur-anlp cnntract so you WIknow everything that thepohcy does (and does not)cover

Presldent Bush willthauk YOu AlanGreenspan Mil thankyou Most of all youraccountant MIl thankyou

servce mformatlon and pho-tographs of more than aquarter of a milhon ~rvlcepersonnel

All enrollments form apart of Amencas endunngnaval hentage a permanentand pubhcly access1bleVideoregIster avaIlable forrevlewmg at the NavalHcntage Center nClrt to theNavy MemOrIal onPennsylvama Avenue mld-

The current U SMaster Tax GUIdeandback copIes are In busi-ness reference as wenThese dont arrive unulFebruary but unlessyoure dying to do yourtaxes before the formsbecome aVallable they

stances such as illnessdeath or vendor bankruptcyTnp cancellatwn or mter-ruptwn msurance averages$5 or $6 ~ lnn of tripcosts

AAA Travel offers tsMchlgan customers aTravel Related InsurancePohcy (TRIP) whIch pro-Vdes comprehenSIVe coverages for alr travel baggagetrip cancellation or mterrup-tion and personal protectIOn

Dckcns recommendschetkmg your eXlstmglosurante Jolnlelgt to Mlewhat IS covered while youand your famdy are away

bull Check Mth your autoinsurance company befOrerentmg a car to find out Ifyou are covered In the eventof an aCCIdentYoumay needInsurance through a CArrental company and anmternatlonal drlvmg per-mt

bull Fmd out If your home-owners pohcy covers lostluggage f you have anumbrella pohcy lost luggagemay already be covered butwould be subject to thedeductIble Baggage nSui-ance through TRIP wouldcover thIS deductible

bull Check WIth your med-cal msuranctl providerbefore purchasmg extra cov-

For those who go deeplymt)thlS morass the bUSI-ness reference coll~tlonholds up-to-date printmatenals

The two-vOlumeInternal Revenue Codecovers the law We havethe current code and pastcodes going back to 1990The code covers tax lawand we dont get new eltl-bong ulatil aab~1the Apnl15 deadlme 80 you willneed to check more cur-rent sources

C8iebrote The Great Lakes

MCHGAN

Grosse Pointe public libraryis ready for a taxing situation

http Ilwwwtreas state ml Will bl mg yOU up to dateus They still have only B~t most of us use mOreyear 2000 forms SQ youll straightforward sourcesJust have to watt untIl The most popul~ pertheyre good and ready to sonal tax gude 18 J K

th t Lassers Your Incomegive em au W k th tDetrmt 2001 Income tax Tax e eep e mos

recent cnes on hand bothbusmess reference andclTCulatmg so you cancheck tt out of the libraryfor a couple of weeksYoull want the 2002 edl-bon to cover your 2001taxes

The Ernst and Younglax ~aver s rwae comeshighly recommended formdlVduals domg theirown taxes Park andWoods branch hbranesboth have the 2002 edl-tlon covering the 2001tax year

Before we have all theforms are ready to go at forms we put out gIvehttp IIwww Cldetroitml us away copes of

Pubhcatlon 17 of theIRS This is the govern-ments own overall gwaefor getting you throughtlus When we run outthey dont send us moreIf you really want to usethis Its the one publica-tion you have coplck upearly

Magszmes and newspa-pers Wlll have artlCles ontaxes from now untilApnl

Theres a loLof mforma-bon out there brave soul

On the other hand youcould come to the aid ofthe economy by htnng anaccountant

Youll find state ofM1clugan tax fonns at

You neednt worry aboutthat Eventually every-thmg wdl be onlme Youcan go m through thebookmark on our homepage which should takeyou straight to the 2001forms and mstrucbons

If you prefer you cantype 1( thp wph addressand then follow dIrectlonsor icons to get to formsand mstructlons Thefederal tax site ishttp IIwwwrsgov Most ofthe federal forms areupdated but check theeaJ Some still are 2000Some are 2002

ByHnGr~ryG P PublIC Library

Domg taxes IS almostas much fun as brulhmga eats teeth

Even so while the restof the world was celebrat-109 the holIdays a few ofyou came to the hbrary tofind out when well putthe tax stuff out

Have no fear Itsalready arTlvmg At WrIt109we have more than70 cartons of the baneT)~ t 01 n riPAn th ~~J _ ~ oJ

many more WIllbe m andwe win have the tax formexhlb1ts out WIth formsfree for the talong

Many forms straggle mthrough January Somenever arnve at all Thefederal forms arrIve firstsporadically The stateforms almost never gethert until the end ofJanuary DetroIt formsamve even later If theyare sent at all

Old you seTYeThe UmtedStates Nvy MemonalFoundatlOn m WashingtonDC has estabhshed theNavy Log m an effort tohonor all naval veteranswho have served our coun-try

The Navy Log IncludesNavy Manne Corps CoastGuard and MerchantManners The Navy Log hasthus far collected the names

Now more than ever tnpInsurance ISproVldmg peaceof mmd tv Amencans whoare eXeTCSmgtheIr freedom- _ _ D_~ _ ~_

_ laV~l lIIgt _I only about 8 to 10 percent oftravelers purchased msur-ance accordmg to TravelGuard InternatIOnal ofStevens Pomt WIS thecountrys largest travelinsurer Now between 33and 50 percent are bUYingtravel msurance

ThlS is a good Sign thattravelers are takmg a en-ous mterest m protectingtheir vacation mvestmentsllld Larry Dickens chrectorof vendor relations for AMTravel Agency We wantpeople to mamtam theirnormal travel habIts andtrip insurance prOVIdes anextra level of securitv

Accordmg to D1ckens Ifyour Journey mcludes acruse a package tour or acondo or VUa- whIch oftenreqUIres payment In fullbefore you leave - tripmsurance can be qUite use-ful The same IS true If youshould requue medIcalattentwn whlle overseas

The relatively small addi-tIOnal purchase car savethousands of dollars f thetraveler IS forced to canceldue to unforeseen crcum-

Washington memorial honors veterans

TRIP insurance offerspeace of tnind for travelers

Dlclunson saldIt cost $1368 to pnnt the

ongmal verswn The reVeion would add $560

Woods deputy comptrollerRobert Kraft told commis-SIon members he would seekpnce quotes from mulbplepnnters

Smce the booklet IS forthe reSIdents of GrossePomte Woods and that anaverage of 50 booklets IS ds-tnbuted by the city clerk tonew resdents each monthKraft agreed addItIOnalfundlng could be obtamedfrom the citys operatingbudget to support the cost ofnMntlnlJ ~n PYnltnllPCl Pelt-tlOn a~cordingto tree com-mlSsion documents

We dont have the fundsIn tlns years budget to addthe four pages but wereproceedmg to develop tha~Dickinson sad We hope mthe next fi1cal year wellinclude that in our budget

Tasty broccoh amp garhcIS a perfect SIde dsh wthbeef poultry or seafoodSteam the broccoh aheadto save time Double therecipe for larger groups

My brotherm-law CarlHankla helped me pre-_ +l- Irl ~ 41~ n 1 u - -

ful broccoh We served Itwth beef tenderlolIl andmashed potatoes (pre-pared by my other brother-In-law Dan Caton) Themeal was e~oyed by myentlr~ famly

Together we had tun lI1

the kltchen Eatinghealthy doesnt have to bebonng Special thanks toCall for being my righthand tn the Iotchen dur-mg the hohdays yourethe best

200 PM THE LEGAL INSIDERChIstopher Cavanagh Hosts local attome)s DaVid Draper and DouglolSDempse) tae an illS Ide Jccl at current legal ISSueS(Repealed M-Sun 400 AM MlWfSun 6 00 PM)

230 PM POINTERS WITH PROSTGuesl AJra PollacA IvtChgQJI Em rounema CounetlHost John Prosllllier-Iels local celebnlles aboullirneI) 10JllCS (Repeated M-Sun 40 AM MIWIFSun700 PM)

300 PM TH11iGS TO DO AT THE WARMEMORIALGueSIS Jobl1 Case) amp MIchelle BomlaTloBunn) Brooks host an IIlformalle 100 al whal sha~llInl al the War Memonal (Repeated M Sun) OOAM MWiIiun 8 00 PMgt

330 PM POINTES Of HORTICUITUREGuesl Joe S Floer ArI(llglI Parr IHost honleultuml Jim Farquhar hares lips gles61(1Ice and Inlen IC S lOCJ1 dULhOIIIIl VII grdcOIng(Repeated 1 gtun ~OAM MWII Sun 6 10 PvI)

400 PM YOUNG VIEW POTNTF-Sl pbeal )oulh sho featunng students reJXgtnmg00 a anel) of educallonal loples (Repealed M iun 600AM 1 Ifi un 810 PM)

4)0 PM HTERCOI_OR WOR~JlOPRenowned local artist (arol LaChlUsa demonlralealereolor lechnlques SImple enough for begmnerltHI challengmg 10 the epenenced artist (RepealedM-Sun 610 -M 1IWflltun 9 ()()PM)

500 PM VITALITYPLtA half hour of hod) Il1mng and epklci bolngexercIe cia 1WIF-iiun tepleklxllIlgTffhiat Tone IRepeated M iun 7 00 AM)

530 PM fLSICAtiTORY11MtJAMBOREEHosls 11 GlOria from the Central Llonmand MI~ Paula lhe Mem 1u~ Maer ofter a Ihalf hour of tones dnu mule lor children(T rrh~1 0 PM onl) )

BOllshallow water m asteamer pot add the broccob and cover Steam for 3to 4 mmutes (It Mil stillbe bnght green) drainand set aSIde Heat the 011in a large nonbtlck slolletAdd the garhc oreganoand broccoh and sauteuntIl the garlic becomesgolden about 4 to 5 mm-utes

A LA ANNIE

By Annie RouleauSCheriff

(from ajar)14 teaspoon crushed

red pepper flakes(optional)

Every new resldent getsa copy of thIS book

Is a beautiful bookDickmson sllld It was theTree Commisswns contnbu-bon to the Ctys 50thanmversary along Mth theHlstoncal CommIssionschronology of the Woods

The proposed four-pageexpanSlOn wlll have room foraddltional hlstoncal mfor-mation

We have plans tomcrease the content of thebook mcluding a map thatMil show all the varieties oftrees on the walkin~ path atLake Front Park said AllenDlckmson the Woods citycouncIl represent8tlve to thetree commisson

Commumty Tree Bookletpublished by the GrossePomte Woods TreeCommlSSlont WIll includemajor changes accordmgto commlssion members

GROSSE POINTE WAR MEMORIALS

TV5TELEVISION FOR THEWHOLE COMMUNITY

Holidays are over its time to getback to healthy eating

Add the roaeted pepperand crushed red pepperand toss for an add1tonal2 to 3 mmutes SeasonwIth salt and pepper IfdeSIred Serve hot

910AM InUIT PUISA half hour deroblc ccrclse class (Repeated M-SunII 00 PM)

938 AM POSITIVELY lOSlTIVEFTOIIA LtOld IVrllIhl HauseHosts JeaOle kNell and Lit AIen bull an upllftmg half-hour of JX1li lItltudc and Ideas (Repealed M-sunII 0 P1 MVr gtun 9 0 PM)

10ooA1 WHOS ll THE KITCHEllGllel Ptrld PerHost Chue Kaess eools With local eclebntles(Repelcd 1 un IHJnghl TThS 1( 0 PM)

1038 M ISIIgt ARTArt amp Poem(Repclted 1n 12 gtOAM 1Wif-Sun5 gt0 PM)

1100 A OlT OF THE ORDINARY bullbullINTO TIfJ- EXTRAORDI1oIARYGuesl jail SII ImagerHolaquol ROOcrtTa Ir prcoent an etraordmal) half-hour01 poopk p1ac~ nd Icka (Repealed M Sun 00AvI 1 n h ial 9-00 P1)

1130 11 THF ~OCSHOWCelller fOI Peace amp tOIlfcl Sludies WSUHot rrJIl ehonLnhltrg and her gues dl~U toptcalld e Ill 01 panleuldr Inlerest to en lOT ~IIIZtn(Reptaled M un 1 ~()AM TffhSal ( 00 PM)

U69 pf 11IF ECONOMIC CLUB OfDETROITHIS Fmlllltnct Adam Cardma MGldaFeature nllIonall no n guet speaKe dl~eulIlgcurren I 11 n Ihe bulnts communi I) IRepealedM-Sun 2 00 A 1 1 Th al 7 IXl PMgt

110 PM THt EASTSIDE EAMIJilERRonald 1 f)gtIIafd HOllie

HOit Jlliia ~m and UCI highlight upeomlllg localnon proII [lllt111 elLnl (Reneated 1 iun ~ OOAM1IWI un 7 ~O11)

130P1 (0 ERSTIO~ WITHCOI I EltTORBcaln POlleH~L lU UI HdlV f~lluSCS ll1i k)CJ ntc ng clI cI rRl peatcd vi 110 0 AM Tffhlial ROO111

Broccoli amp Garlic1 pound broccoli flo-

rets (the tops of thetrees)

2 teaspoons olive oilS garlic cloves

minced14 teaspoon dried

oregano14 cup thinly sliced

roasted red pepper

Its time to pItch theChristmas cookles thenuts the pies and cakesand other sweet holidaydehght that youvetucked around thelutchen

Its tlntl to get healthyStart the new year

nght by treatmg yourbody to the fresh fruitsand vegetables that areavaIlable year round

ThIS weeks feature IS aIiT l ~1o hrgt +-1) 0 ~11 tJ 1 -

broccoli that S SImple toprepare and puts a littleZIpmto the popular greenvegetable

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SUPER BOWL PARTYFEB 3 (fill FORDETfilLS

DAYTIME PROGAAMVIING FOR THE WEEK OF JANUARY 06 - JANUARY 13

Woods tree booklet is branching outBy EsradLindbergStaff Wnter

A local group of treefdncJ~r 1S lvukifl~ for aprmter to manufacture1000 addItlonal copIes of agulde to area trees I

A new edItIon of the

1+1Martini lounge

amp Wine BarUve Music Friday lk saturdaY

January 3 2002Grosse Pointe New8 Metro calendar 76

Periodontal disease may lead to seriousmedical conditions but it is treatable

For addItional Informa-tIOn on penodontal dIseaseVISIt www arestm com orcall (866) 2737864

Interestingly In a recentsurvey of 1000 Amencansover half rated regular den-tal VISItsand teeth cleanmgshIgher than gettmg regullt1cholesterol checks Howeverfar fewer request a dentalscreemng that could predIcttheIr chances of contractingpenodontal disease

nate the remaming bactenathat cant be reached dunngthe SRP procedure ArestmIS a fast and easy treatmentthat IS Omfortable forpatients anesthesia IS notneeded

ExhUttIona ShowAt the DIA

From the old masters tothe finest m modern art dIS-cover the gallerIes and exhI-bItIOns of the DetrOItInstItute of Arts The play-tmngs of the baby boomergeneratIOn are the focus ofphotographer DaVIdLevmthals VIVidexhIbItionSmall Wonder Worlds In aBox runnmg throughSunday Feb ~ The eventsof late 16th and 17lh centu-ry England and the beautyof nature are reflected m theexhIbItion Garden Imageryin English EmbrOIdery openthrough Sunday March 10Amencas oldest culturaltralhtlOnb are celebrared mthe exhIbItion Dance of theForest Spmts A Set ofNative American Masksthrough May 2002 Museumhours are Wednesdaythrough Fnday from 11 amto 4 pm and Saturday andSunday from 11 a m to 5p m Recommended admisSlon IS $4 for adults and $1for chIldren and studentsCall (313) 833-7963

On go nDSO notes

The DetrOlt SymphonyOrchestras DetrOlt EdlsonFoundabon Pops returns toOrchestra Hall 3711Woodward m DetrOitThursday Jan 10 throughSunday Jan 13 for StarsStllpes and Pops with trumpeter Marcus BelgravePerformances are scheduledfDr Thursday at 8 pmFriday and Saturday at 8 30P m and Sunday at 3 p m

T1ckets range from $19 to$75 Call (313) 576-5100

weekly workouts are $78 fortwo sessions $106 for threesessIOns or $124 for four ses-sIOns RegIster today forJanuary classes mcludmgGolf Tae Kwon Do KarateYoga TennIS GUItar AdultConversational GreekSmart Women FinIsh FIrstand Watercolors MacombCounty Commumty Collegeoffers a WIdevanety of waysto expand your honzons attheir AssumptIOn CulturalCenter campus To regIsterfor MCC programs call(586) 4984000PreregIstratIOn IS reqUIredfor most AssumptIOn cours-es Call (586) 779-6111

DO YOU bullbullbullwant to be in the metro calendar

Then fill out ttns form send 111096llterctleval Grosse PootErFarms 48236 or fax to (313) 882-1585 by 3 P m Fnday

EventDateTimePlaceCostQuestions CallContact Person

Recently dentISts andhygJemsts have begunaddmg the antIbIOticArestm a locally admmls-tered antibiotIc to help fightpenodontal dIsease to theSRP procedure The antlblotic ISapphed dIrectly to themfected area helpmg ehml-

serious health condItionsBecause penodontal dIS-

ease is a chrome bactenalmfectlOn It can be treatedWIth an antibIOtic TypIcaltreatment for penodontaldisease mcludes scaling androot planing also known asSRP This non-surgIcal procedure Involves deep clean-mg above and below thegum hne to remove plaquethat has bUIlt up

Parents who SIgn up for aKalo class can take advan-tage of free KIddIeKalolBaby Sitting Mondaythrough Thursday from 9 30to 10 a m Nonreglsteredparents pay $1 for fuddleKalo The 17-statlOnNauttlus weIght traInIngroom IS open Mondaythrough Thursday from B to1030 a m and 6 to 830 p mand Fnday from 8 to 1030a m The fee IS $50 for twodays per week $70 for threedays per week or $4 fordrop-m users KaloExerciseJNautilus combo

Ford Houseexperiences

Expenence the grandeurof one of AmencasCastles at the Edsel ampEleanor Ford Houlgte llUULakeshore m Grosse PomteShores Tours WIllbe offeredon the hour Tuesdampythrnugh Sunday from noonto 4 pm Monday Jan 7through Sunday March 31The Ford House Will beclosed Monday Jan 21through Monday Feb 4 TheTea Room will be closeduntil Sunday March 31Tonrllt re ~n for nnlh ~ifor semors -and $4-f~~--~~I~dren Grounds admISSIon IS$5 Annual Passes are avaIl-able for $18 Call (313) 884-4222

Assumption offeringsA full schedule of classes

and events aWalt you at TheAssumptIOn CulturalCenter Reach a npw tab- ofwell-being and cardlOvascular fitness by slgnmg up forKalosomatlcs exercIse pro-grams which combme aero-bICSWIth walking runningstretchmg elements of yogaand k1ckboxmg The WinterSession will run throughSaturday March 2 Fees are$52 tor two-day seSSIOns$74 for three-day sessIOnsand $94 for four-day ses-sions There IS a 25 ilis-count for semors

1~~SehnskyGreen FarmhouseMuseum located dIrectlybehmd the St ClaIr ShoresPubhc LIbrary LIsted In theMIchIgan State RegIster ofHlstonc Sites thIS farm-house IS owned by the CItyof St ClaIr Shores dnd oper-ated by the St Clair ShoresHlstoncal CommISSIOn Thehouse IS open for toursWednesday and Saturdayfrom 1 to 4 pm Call (586)771-9020

If left untreated gIngIVltlScan progress to penodontltlswhen the plaque spreadsbelow the gum lIne Toxmsm the bactena can destroythe bone and gum that surround the teeth creatmgpockets for bactena to accumulate As the pocketsbecome deEpermOrEroom screated for bactena to growEventually these bactenaenter the blood streampotentially leadIng to morc

In the early stage of pen-odontal dIsease the gumscan become red swollen andbleed eaSily At thIS stagethe dIsease IS reverSIble andcan be ehmmated throughroutme dental cleanmgs anddaily brushing and flossmg

Gum dIsease IS a senouschroDlc bactensl mfectlonthat attacks and destroysthe gums and bones thathold your teeth in place ThemfectlOn occurs when dentalplaque a sticky sometimescolorless film accumulateson the surfaces of the teeth

tal infections - and othermore serious diseases Thispotentlal connectionbetween gum disease andserious condItions such asheart ilisease diabetes andlow bIrth rate babIes ISsoberin~ news

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Educationalopportunities

Take advantage of educa-tional opportunities WIthLIfelong Learning classes atSt Peter the ApostleElementary School 19800AnIta In Harper WoodsFashIOn your own greetmgswith a Card Makmg classMondays Jan 14 throughFeb 4 from noon to 2 p mThe fee IS $75 Shape upWIth ExerCise Classes formature adults Tuesdaysand Thursdays Jan 15through May 30 from 9 15to 10 15 a m or 10 30 to11 30 a m The fees are $90for ~woUllYII ~r w~eK$45for one day per week or $3for walk-ms Harper Woodslibranan Suzanne Kent WIlllead a free Book ReviewWednesday Jan 16 from 1to 2 pm m St PetersPansh House Those whohave completed theBeginner Computer coursecan partake In anIntroductIOn to WordMondavs Jan 14 throu2hFeb 4 from 9 to 11 a m Thefee IS$70 Computer classesfor Begmners will be offeredWednesdays Jan 16through Feb 6 from 1130am to 2 p m or ThursdaysJan 17 through Feb 7 from9 to 11 30 a m The fee IS$90 SIgn up for anIntemetlE-Mail CourseWednesdays Jan 16~hrough Jan 30 from 9 to11 a m The fee IS $75PreregIstratIOn ISrequestedCall (586) 493-0917

Pointes pastExperience Grosse

Pointes past WIth a freegwded tour of the GrossePomte Hlstoncal o~letysProvencal-Weir House c1823 376 Kercheval mGrosse POinte FarmsSaturday Jan 12 from 1 to4 p m Guests can learnabout 19th Century hfe inGrosse Pomte vIew anexhIbIt of hlstonc pho-tographs and Visit the newlyrenovated Log Cabin c1840 on the property Innddibon they can purchaseVIdeos featurmg GrossePomte h1S1)ryand relatedpubhcations and productsCall (313) 884-7010

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TTnfnrhmatelv less thanone-fifth of those WIth thecondItion seek treatmEntThe firstever SurgeonGenerals Report on OralHealth In Amenca suggeststhat there are strong assocI-atIOns between oral mfec-tlOns - pnmanly penodon-

At present nearly 75 per-cent of people over age 35have some stage of gum dIS-ease accordmg to theAmerIcan DentalHYgIeniStsAsSOCIation

Even though It IS the sec-ond most prevalent dIseasem the Unlted States -affectmg nearly one out ofevery four Amencans -many people are unawarethat penodontal dIsease andgum disease are dIfferentnames for the same condI-tIOn

Oral health problems currently cause employed adultsto lose more than 164 million hours of work every year

(NAPS) - Healthy gumsare the key to better healthfor everyone however 50mI1hon Amencans currentlysuffer from gum dIsease(penodontal dIsease) Leftuntreated gum ilisease mayserve as a gateway to manyother medIcal condItionsThe good newS IS that whenit is caught early periodon-tal dIsease IS reversibleAnd new there are moreways than ever to treat it

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Enhance your mmd bodyand SPlnt by partaking mthe courses and adventuresoffered at the Grosse PomteWar MemOrial 32Lakeshore In Grosse PomteFarms Develop balance andflelOblhty WIth Yang StyleTal Cm Mondays Jan 7through Feb 25 from 6 30to 7 30 pm or fuesdaysJan 8 through Feb 26 fro~7 35 to 8 35 P m The feesllft ~tgtuor ~ll lor semorsIncrease your stamma andstrength WIth Hatha YogaMondays Jan 7 throughFeb 25 from 830 to 10 amor 7 to 8 30 pm for contmumg students or 10 15 to1145 a n for begmnersClasses WIllalso be offeredThursdays Jan 10 throughFeb 28 from 735 to 905pm for begInners The feeis $70

Explore the tradItIOnalpnnciples of drawmg WIthWorkmg From the FigureWednesdays Jan 9 throughFeb 27 from 1 to 4 pm Thefee is $90 Pohsh your pos-ture WIth The FeldenkralsMethod Thursdays Jan 10through Feb 21 from 730to S30 pm or Fndays Jan11 through Feb 22 from 9to 10 am Tne fee IS $10Preregister using yourMaster Card or Visa via faxat (313) 884-6638 e-MalIwwwwarmemonal org orcall (313) 881-7511

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FrI Jan t tCelebrate success

Join the volunteers of theAsSIstance League to theNortheast GUldance Centerat a CelebratIon GalaFrIday Jan 11 at 7 30 pmat the Country Club ofDtroit 220 Country ClubDr in Grosse Pointe Farmsmrking the 38th year otsuccessfully supportIngquahty behaVIOral health-care and substance abusetreatment selVlCes for theeast SIde of DetrOIt the five

SundayJan bullBach is back

rrh~ ~Y1Ith I~h E~~hsenes returns to the KresgeCourt of the DetroItInstItute of Arts 5200Woodward In DetroItSunday Jan 6 at 11 amWIth a performance by thePeter Soave Sextet Ticketsfor brunch and the concertare $22 for adults and $11for cmldren Seatmg on thecarpeted staIrwell for theconcert IS$5 Call (313) 833-4005

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86 Seniors January 3 2002Grosse Pointe News

By Sharon Malersac Executlve Director

As thl ne vear beg1l1b many homebound senIOrsare stIllleehng the aftereffects of Sept 11 2001

Some people whoexpenence these lymp-

toms may develop PTSD and as many as one out of13 Americans will get PTSD at some pomt durmgtheir 11es Of those who do the good news IS that mmany caes PTSD can be treated successfully

E1a1ne MOIlto ofGroNe PolDte Parkand Suaan Lauppe ofGrosH Pointe Farmsare shown above atthe left belping ft1lthe baekete

sac deliversThe Interfaith Volunteer careetven a pro-

gram of Services for Older Citizens (sac)brought together tbe cburcbes bullbull cboo~ andRotary Club of Grosse Pointe to provide achance for young and older people to reacbout to seniors in the community

On Dec 19 thegroUpB joined to cre-ate more tban 220Christma cards and11ft baskets to be~~~~dtl fdurlDg tbe bondHundreds of peopledonated bsketbandmade carda andIJIfts

_Driving safely while aging gracefully

Because televlSlOnbrmgs the world to ourIvmg rooms tlus con-lt1ltlOncan occur lorpeople who never expe-nenced the traumabut wltnebsed Itthrough the media Theacute stress of a trau-matIc event causeschemical reactlOl1s 111

the bram as well asphYSIcal symptoms

Sbaron Maier

SOC OItionsTrauma of Sept 11can lead to PTSD

With 24 hour neWb coverage reexpenencmg thetrauma IS ab eay asturnmg on 0Ur televllOn Traumatic eventscan lead to a conditIOnknown as posttraumat-ICtress disorder orPTSD

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youre on these medicatiOnsor need to use devices suchas glucose or blood pressuremom tors If you see a doctorwhl1e youre away be sure toget a Similar confirmatIOnletter for your return flightto cover any new prescnp-tlons

3 Take extra supplies ofeverythmg 11 case yourflight IS delayed

4 Use onglnal contamersWith ongInal labels showmgthe names of the doctors andpharmaCIsts and the pre-scnbed dosage

5 Never put your medICa-tIOns Into checked luggageBaggt can be lost Also thecompartment can be too coldor too hot and rum theireffect venes~

For more mformatlOncheck WIth your alrlme ortravel agent

For more mformatlOo ontraffic s~fety for b1der ulefsVISit the NHTSA webSIte atwww nhtsa dot govpeopleinlurvolddnvelmdex html orWrite to the NatIOnalHighway Traffic SafetyAdmInIstratIOn 400Sventh St SWWashLngton DC 20590 Youcan also fax your request to(WJ)366-7721

about your dnvmg ablhtlestalk With your doctor He orshe can evaluate the sldeeffects of the medicationsyou may be talung ConSidertaking a mature driver classthrough AAA AARP or alocal dnving school Letlnabout transportation options111 the commumty and con-Sider trymg them out

While everyone wants tokeep driV1ng for as IOlg aspossible no one wants to bea threat to themselves or toothers because they are nolonger able to dnve safelySelf-awareness is the keyWith smart self-manage-ment you ran retain thepersonal mobihty thatcomes With dnvlng whIlelImiting the nsks to yourselfund to others

Depression Treat It Defeat It

The followmg are tips thatcan help you while travel-Lng

1 Get at least two copiesof all your prescnptlOnb oneto keep WIth you and one tomclude m checked baggagem case you need fmergencyrefills

2 Get letter from )ourdoctor) confirmmg that

rymg aboard a number ofobjects meludmg LnsuhnsyrngES and any containeror VIal that could hold apotennally dangerous sub-sance

The alrhne also tned toconfiscate a bottle holdingher hIgh blood pressuremedlCme (She had trans-ferred the pills from a bottleWIth a chl1d proof cap toone that was easier to open )It was only after shE bUg-gested lettmg the flightattendants hold her medicalsupphes that thp airlineagreed to call her doctor toconfirm her me~hcal statusand her need to have theseItems close at hand

If you do onslder plan-mng a route that you arefamIliar WIth and try todnve durmg the day (aVOIdrush hour) Keep a safe diS-tance between you and thecar ahead of you and try tomake left turns where greenarrows provide protectedturns Scan the road contm-uously to antiCIpate futureproblems and plan youractIOns

Scmetunes other 1JU1J1are the best Judges of yourdnvlng ability If someonehas expressed concerns

miSSIon power steenng andbrakes and other speCIalequlpmcnt can make it eaSler for you to steer your vehi-cle and operate the foot ped-als

8 Dnvmg reqmres dlld-mg your attentlon betweenmore than one SituatIOn at atime Do you feel over-whelmed by traffic stgIls andpedestrian and vehicle traffic Do you take medicationsthat make you drowsy or doyou expErlence dlzzmessseIzures or losses of con-sCIOusness Do you reactslowly to normal dnV1ng Sit-uations

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betic fnend had a problemlast month bring-lOg hermedicatIOns wlth her on afhght to attend her sonsweddmg In Utah She hadno Idea when she got to theaJrport that the new securi-ty regulatIOns put m placeafter Sept 11 ruled cut car

pavement mltllungs othervehicles and pedestnans -~~tlaUy t dawn dusk vrat mght Does the glare ofoncommg headlights causeyou discomfort

If you have expenencedany of these symptoms ofdechnmg VISIon alwayswear your glasses and keepyour prescnptlOn currentKeep your wmdshield mir-rors and headhghts cleanand your headhghts aimedcorrectly If youre 60 orolder see an eye doctorevery year

2 Diminished strengthcoordinatIOn and fleXIbilitycan Impact your ability tosafely control your vehicleDo you have trouble lookmgover your shoulder tochange lanes mOV1ng yourfoot from the gas to thebrake pedal or turmng thesteermg wheel Do you feelpam In your knees legs orankles when gomg up ordown staJrs

If j-ouve experienced alyof these symptoms talk WIthyour doctor about phySIcaltherapy or medIcatIOnandOr tTftchmg exercisesand a walkmg or fitness pro-gram An automatic trans-

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(NAPS) - For manyAmencans dnvmg is a wayof mamtammg mdepen-dence Changesthatoccurlnpeople as they age howevercan affect theIr ablhty todnve safely

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help you determme whetherphySIcal changes are affect-mg your dnvmg skIll andIf so how to cope WJth themso you remain a safe driverfor as long as you can

1 Good VISion IS essenbalfor good dnv1I1g health Doyou lampave problems reading3lgns or recognizing some-one you know from acrossthe street Do you havetrouble seemg lane and

Seniors celebrate ChristmasA Christmas party was held by Services for Older Citizens (SOC)as part

of its Food amp Friendship proglaJn The program ta1Iesplace Monday throughFriday and includes lunch exereiae bingo and a social event for GrossePointe and Harper Woods seniors age 60 and older

Mary Krupa and Joe Kowalski are served by Jim Flkany of Grosse PointeRotary at the party SOCis located at 17150 Waterloo in the City of GrossePointe

Dr Dan Guyer of Bon Secours Cottage HealthSystem Will present an mformatlve talk begmmng at1130 a m TuesdaYtJan 8 at the cIghborhoodClub 17150 Waterloo m the CIty of Grosse Pomte HeWIll OJCUSbthe causes and cures for posttraumaticbtress dlborder

In the past many people behEved that only soldIersor other people who had been m a war could getPTSD Based on new research doctors and otherhealth care profeSSIOnals are learning that all kmdsof people from different backgrounds can have trau-matIc expenences that lead to PTSD

You can also get more mformatlOn about PTSDfrom the followmg orgamzatlOns Anxiety DisordersAssociatIOn of Amenca (30U 231-9350www adaa org Freedom from Fear (888) 442-2022wwwfreedomfromfearorg and the National MentalHealth AsSOCiation (800) 969-NMHA www nmha org

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Grosse Pointe News

Encounter In the ThirdDlmenslOn ShackletonsAntarctic Adventurf SuperSpeedway and DisneysBeauty and the Beast DallyscrPenJngB Will be offeredon a rotatmg baSIS begm-mng at 9 am on the hourm the mommg and on thehalf-hour in the aftemoonand evenmg TIckets are $10for adults or $8 for semorsand children ages 12 andunder Call (313) 982-6001

Detroits pastStroll the Streets of Old

DetrOit trace more than 100years of automotive historyand travel from Frontlers toFactones through the per-manent exhibitions of theDetrOIt Hlstoncal Museum5401 Woodward m DetrOItTake In the exhibit ThePolish Presence ill DetrOItthrough Sunday June 9Introduce yourself to theVIPs of DetrOIts Polish com-mumty dunng a free Pohshand Proud Meet and MingleParty Saturday Jan 12 atneon See sap ltind shup atthe Glancy Trams ShowSunday Jan 13 from 10a m to 4 p m Tramappraisals will be $2 Beenchaned by the WhlmslCaIcollectIOn of thnfty toys mthe eXhIbition A PennySaved Com Banks from theComenca CollectlOnthrough Sunday Jan 13Expenence the history ofDetrOIts onglnal settlersIohroulh tnI pyrllhhlln

Land LIVes and LegendsNative Amencans mDetrOit DetrOIts 300thBirthday is the msplratlOnfor the special exlubltion 30Who Dared

The Museum IS openWednesday through Fndayfrom 930 a m to 5 p m andSaturday and Sunday from10 a m to 5 p m The sug-gested admISSIOn IS$4 50 foradults or $225 for seniorschlldren ages 12 and undererter flee

people do not have thlsproblem

Try exerclsmg your atti-tude If you beheve thatexercise will gIve you morenergy then It will

Most of the explana-tIOns I hear from peoplewho arent worlong out areexcuses Give yourself fivereasons why you shouldcommIt to an exerClse pro-graIn get started and stickWith it Leave the whmersbehmd Jom the WInners

Kelly Griffin B S C S CS IS a personaltramer and the owner ofPower Break Fitness If youhave a fitness or tramlngquestum e-maIl Kelly at letters kfwShearstsc com orwrite her In care of KmgFeatures Weekly SerVicePO Box 536475 OrlandoFL 32853-6475

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Sunday from 9 30 a m to 5pm AdmISSIon IS $5 foradults and $3 for childrenover the age of five Call(313) 4945800

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Children can also explorethe hands-on exhibitIOnRacmg on the Wmd Salhngon the Great Lakes alongWith penn anent exhIbItIOnsfeatunng the doomed shipEdmund Fitzgerald and afreighter pIlothouse Themuseum 18 open Wednesdaythrough Sunday from 10a m to 5 p m AdmiSSIOn IS$2 for adults and $1 for chl1-dren a~8 12 to 18 Call(313) 852-4051

History aliveTravel through the past

100 years via the specialehibit Your Place in Time20th Century Amenca atThe Henry Ford Museumand Greenfield Village20900 Oakwood inDearborn Patrons may alsotour the museumsCommumcatiuull LI2htmeTransportatIOn andDomestIc Arts exhlbltlOnsThe Museum IS open dailyfrom 9 am to 5 p m

around watchmg a daytimetalk show or soap operaask yourself If there reallyIS no time for exercise

bull From the examples Ivealready given you can seethat exercise doesnt haveto cost you a penny Youdont have to Jom a healthclub or hire a tramer toreach your fitness goals

bull Start Simple espeCIallyIf youre embarkmg for thefirst time on a program ofexercise Try walkmg for 10mmutes three times aweek then add one minuteto your walk each weekYoull start to feel betterand ollce you do youll wantto continue

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experienceExplore the wonders of

the Charles H WnghtMuseum of MncanAmerican HI Rtnry 315 EWarren in Detroit Trace theMotor CityS mUSIcal historyVia the new exhtbltlon Jazin DetrOit Before Motown APhotographiC HIStory run-ning through Sunday Jan13 The Museums coreexhibit Of the People cele-brates DetrOits place inAfrIcan Ameman herItageand culture The Museum ISopen Tuesday through

enough time to exerCIsewhy not use half of yourlunch break to exercise and~he other half to eat

You dont have to work upa sweat Keepmg a set ofdumbbells at work anddomg some weight trammgon your break can stillmake a difference

bull Many people find them-selves awash In faInJlyduties If you spend a lot oftime playmg taxI to andfrom the soccer field trygettmg there early andwallung a couple lapsaround the field Ill betthat If you start a routinelike this other parents wdlsoon Join in

bull Bemg productive Withyour tIme means scheduhngexercise mto your dayBlockIng out a time wIllguarantee a workout Thenext time youre slttlng

Youll fiad the finest brands inAmerica at Ed Maliszewski21435 Great2r Mack St ClairShores (586)776-5510

Start10g our 8th year $0 down$35 a month Watch for manysurprIses 10 2002 Its a good time Ito be a Po1Ote Fitness memberOn Mack 313885-3600

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Zoo newsExpertence the animals

and more at the DetrOIt Zooat Ten Mile and Woodwardm Royal Oak ThroughThursday Feb 28 Jom inWIld Winter festivitiesmcludIng storytelhng treedecoratmg Ice carv10g andthe sweet sounds or seasonalchOIrs View members of theHenry Ford CommumtyCollege Ice Carving Club atwork SaTurdays Jan 5 andJan 12 from 11 a m to 3P m Also on Jan 5 take mfree lUUmal themed docu-mentaries 10 the WildhfeInterpretive Gallery OnSunday Jan 6 SeptemberProductIOns presents HatsOff to Animals an interac-tive storytelhng experiencefrom 1 to 1 45 p m or 2 to245 pm The Roeper UpperSchool ChOlf Wlll perlormSaturday Jan l~ trom 1 30to 230 pm Chill out WIththe polar bears arctIc foxesseals and snowy owls at theZoos new 4 2 acre ArcticRmg of Life exhlbit VISitorscan catch the underwateractIOn With a trip throughthe Polar Passage a unique70-ft long clear tunnel tocatch all the excitIng under-water action Take a ride onthe wild side and get an anI-mals eye-view of life on theWild Adventure SimulatorTickets are $4 Along withVisits to the other great ani-mals guests can see the

The Village IS closed untilMonday Apnl 1 when It wlllbe open from 9 a m to 5 pmAdmission to the Museumranges from $7 50 to $1250Admission to the Vlllageranges from $8 50 to $14Chlldren under the age of 5and members are admittedfree ShOWing m theMuseums $15 mllhon IMAXTheatre are Mysteries ofEgypt 3-D MaOla- Call (313) 833-1805

~No excuse exercise is good resolution for 2002By Kelly GriffinKing Features

After seven years of per-sonal trammg I have heardJll$t about every excuse 10the book on why people can-not work out Some of themOst popular ones are lackof tnleurol money or energy

I beheve most peoplereally want to feel betterabout themselves havemore energy and be moreproductive yet feel thatexercise reqUires a block oftime that does not eXIst

Yet If our mmd-set aboutexercise would changemaybe it would be easier toget started

Here are some sugges-tIOns

bull Time IS very precious tomost people the more wecan fit mto one day the bet-ter If you work a Cull-timeJob and feel you dont have

The staff at NOTRE DAME IPHARMACY extends WIshes for avery Healthy amp Happy New YearWe appreCIate your loyal patron-age through the year at 16926Kercheval in-the-Village I(313)885-2154

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Indoor playtimeThe Fanuly Center lDVltes

area preschoolers and theIrparents to come out of thecold and enJoy mdoorPlaytime programsTuesdays and Thursdaysfrom 1 to 3 pm at BeaconElementary School 19475Beaconsfield 10 HarperWoods or Wednesdays from9 to 11 am at the BamesEarlY Childhood Center20090 Mornmgslde 10Grosse Pomte Woods Thefree sessions wl1l runthrough April 2002 Call(313) 343-6711

Super scienceTour the new Improved

Detroit Science Center 5020John R m DetrOitBegmning Monday Jan 7embark on a Solar SystemAdventure view WmterNights and ZubenelgenubisMagical Sky in thp Centersnew Digltal DomePlanetanum Hands-on lab-oratory exhibits focus onmotion life sciences matterand energy waves andVlbrltlOns Now showmg inthe Centers lMAX Theatreare Journey lOto AmazingCaves and Dolphms Makeplans now to see the award-wmnmg Everest whichreturns to the IMAX DomeSaturdays and Sundays atnoon 2 and 4 pm throughSunday Jan 27 TheMuseum IS open Mondaythrough Friday from 9308m to 3 pm Saturday andSunday from 11 a m to 5p m AdmiSSIon IS $7 foradults $6 for seniors and $5ior children lMAx Theatretickets are an additional $2Call (313) 577-8400

Assumptionopportunities

AssumptIOn CulturalCenter 21800 MartEgtron theGrosse Pomte WoodsStClair Shores border offersyour children and teensenhghtenmg opportunitiesBnng those grades up WithKumon Math and ReadmgWednesdays from 3 45 to645 pm and Saturdaysfrom 10 a m to 1 p m The

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Bames Early ChIldhoodCenter and The FamilyCenter will team to presenta panel of Grosse Pomte par-ents discussmg their JOur-neys of raising ChtldrenWlth Special Needs dunng aParenting EducatIOn Seriesfor Young FaImhes prograInTuesday Jan 15 from 7 to830 pm at BeaconElementary School 19475Beaconsfield In HarperWoods Chlldcare IS avaJ-able for those who reglsteror the Fridav onor to theprogram A voluntary dona-tion of $10 wIll be acceptedCall (313) 432-3800

Fun flicksJunior cmema buffs can

take 10 a W1de vanety of funflIcks during the GrossePomte Public Libraries freeWmter Fllm Festivalthrough Wednesday Jan23 Preschoolers can enjoyGeorge and Martha - BestFrIends Tuesday Jan 8 at4 pm at the Grosse PointeWoods Branch 20600 Mackin Grosse POlUte Woods orThursday Jan 10 at 4 pmat the Central Branch 10Kercheval In Grosse PomteFarms Grade school andmiddle school Iludlences cantake m Mary-Kate andAshley - Case of the SharkEncounter And EnC)clopedlaBrown - Burgled BaseballCards Wednesday J an 9 atthe Park Branch 15430Kercheval m Grosse POintePark Call (313) 343-2074

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In hIS own words themIgratory wmds were call-Ing Now retiredElsengruber wIll spend hISwmter months In Flonda

Taking hts place IS DarnelPalmer a relative newcomerto the cIty who has thrownhIS energy IUtObettenng theCIty schools parks an~other programs

SaWIcki SzymanskI andthe slttmg councI membersall said they looked forwardto a productive couple ofyears WIth Palmer as part ofthe team

bull Harper Woods serves aba home to the Umted StatesMarmes after security

UIQlIOQ qllClO poundYWI I-hn ~~~11 attacks

The Toys for Ibts collec-tion based out of EastlandCanters acant NBD BankIS a good fit for both the malland the mannes accordJn~to offiCIals from both SIdes ofthe agreement

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bull Harper Woods librarydIrector Dale Parus receivesan early Chnstmas presentfrom the Friends of theLibrary m the form of atechnolOgical advance

A collectIOn of 65 DVDsstarts out the five-year planto replace as much of themedia over to the moredurable lnd more attractlveformat

The new collectIon IS notthe only boon during the hol-Idays however Parus saidThe legacy left by a hbrarypatron WIll be used III 2002for updates 10 the bUlldmgand a pOSSIble additlOn

More than 900000 toysare collected and dIspersedthroughout the metro areafrom the drop-off SIteincluding many from thestudents at Harper WoodslIlgh SllJuul lilul uLlurschools throughout thePomtes

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bull InformatIOn dIssemina-tIon got much Simpler mHarper Woods With the com-pletion of the lUulllLlpalsIgn The twoslded SIgn Sits10 front of the fire depart-ments at the rorners ofAllard ard Harper on thewest Side of 1-94

The $60000 SIgn holds2040 lIght bulbs and IScapable of bemg pro-grammed for Pictures andtext It proves usefulthroughout the rest of theconstruction 8eR~on dl~play-mg road closures anddetours along WIth hohdaygreetmgs and importantCIVIClates such as meet10gsand curbSide leaf pIckupThe Stl r~celves tremen-dous positive feedback

bull Three generations offam1hes counCIl membersfnends and reSIdents whohad been m the city ofHarper Woods since Itsbeglnmngs as GratiotTownshIp gathered Oct 29to celebrate the 50thanmversary of the CItySmcorporatlon

A new electromc Sign wasoffiCIally unveIled and dedI-cated to the city before thetime capsule was compiledand sealed by mayor KenPoynter and city managerJIm Leldlem

Novemberbull Election time brought a

heated rarp tn HrpegtWoods thIS year

Incumbents JohnSzymanskI and VIVianSaWIcki retamed theIr seatswith Szymanski gettmg thenod as mayor pro-tern butthere was a race for thethird open seat

The open seat had beenheld by Dick Elsengruber awell-known and liked cItIzenwho stepped dCll~ ~ftr hav~mg spent several months ofhis last term out of town

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The year 2001ln Harper Woods was one of bull ding whether it was programscommunity or as most people noticed the bridges spanning 1-94 The end ofDecember saw the completion of the Lochmoor bridge Residents were happy asit would Dillybe a few more weeks until road hassles became one of the few badmemories of the citys 50th year

an Important step In the Octoberprogress of the constructIOnalong the 1-94 corridor

CIty manager JImLeldlem praIses the MDOTworkers aud contractor= fortheir progress and honestlyadmits disbelief that somuch has been done Thebndge reconnects the twohalves of the City allaytngconcerns and doubts aboutthe reoponse ttme of pohcefire and medIcal vehicles

bull State faIr season amvesat the LUCido household andr~thy Lucdo starts b3Jr~--g

The Harper Woods womantIes a career record of sevenfirst-place rIbbons for herconfectlOnenes Inclu~ed Inthe awards IS a first-place IndIJjJie pie tWQ cookIeawar~ a second place over-all In cakes and n lot of fun

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bull The Harper Woods openhouse combined all Atsdepartments offenngs IUtOone hugely successful partyfor the 50-year anniversary

Chlldren get a chance toplay With thefire hose drIveone of the large earthmovers or pet BrUIser thecItys canine pohce officer

Adults looked over thehistory of the cIty and alsobaw Just what makes up thentau AT Q 1+

LuckIly paving north ofcity hall on Harper wascomplete In tIme for the fes-tlVlhps aHO111ng everyone tosee the progress that wasbeing made

bull The Marching PIOneersAnn thp Harner Woods BandBo~st~~s-- h~ted their 7thannual Band-o-rama Throughout the day audI-ences were treated to theperformances of 14 bandsfrom as close as home to asf~ G3 bullWChUI DdY dnQArmada

The exhIbitIon a warm-uppirfviiiiarl C ful t11~UlUIJ~tItlve season regaled thestands With musIc fromSpain South AmericamovIes and theater Theshowcase of color and beatwas a bIg success and hascontmued to grow eversmce saId Don SImons thedIrector of the event for2001

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receIve a VISIt from a 12thcentury miraculous holyrehc

The Kursk-Root Icon ofthe mother of God certLfiedby rehglOus leaderb as anauthentic miracle-grantingobject spent two days m thenewly erected monastery onOld Homestead

Usually kept In a vault InNew York the lwn wasbrought out for the purposeof bleSSing the water froman artesian well that the~1J~k rCGpn~d fvamp u~- ~ u

font of holy water for thechapel

Father John the leader ofthe Orthodox congregatIOnlIlvltes all I eSldents of thearea to VISIt the bUIldingsand the Impresslvely land-scaped gardens and pondThe work lhelf seems mIrac-ulous to those assembled

Many commumtles savemoney for 20 or 40 yearsbnd st1H ria 10t 13 bull c enUH6~~to bUIld a new homeFather John saId

Much oCthe money for themonastery came from themembers of the church andthrough the sale ofa pnestshome In Grosse PofnteWoods

Augustbull Fresh blood gets Infused

mto the Fnends of theHarper Woods Llbraly WIththe appomtment of KImSIlarskJ

Sllarskl whose back-Qronnri Itl adve1iBL~g pub-hC relations and promotionsSUItS her well to the task ofsellmg the Idea of a biggerand better hbrary She takesthe Job serIously

JOlmng her in the cam-paign IS her husband MartmBandjke best known forbemg the noon to 3 P mradIO personality on WDETDetrOlt pubhc radIO

The group assesses theSItuation of the library andbeginS to make long-termand short-term goals Thesegoals result m a successfulbook salp and donatIOns tothe ltbrarys collectIOn

bull After many freeway clo-sures and detours theAllard Avenue bridge opensonee again to traftie makmg

the class of 2001

bull The Harper Woodsparade shows off all the goodUangs happenmg In the cItyover the hohday weekend

Mayor Ken Poynter gets astrone response to hiS chal-lenge to dnvers of claSSICcars as he led the pack WIthhIS Packard which whetsappetites for the dreamcruIses to come m the fallwhile hearkening back tothe OrIginal cruisers thattoured thp ct pt IP1 gthe cItys early years

Junebull The citys focus In June

turns to celebratmg thecItys 50th anmversary

A DrIve-in mght drawsOllt a sock-hop atmosphereand an AmerIcan GOthICfeel that puts the commUni-ty In a partytng mood Themght goes off WIthout ahLtlll dJld IS i1 iJlg successSome talk of the eventbecommg an annual affaIr

bull One of the last CIties inthe area WIthout the serviceHarper Woods upgrades Itsambulances and personnelto offer advanced li(e sup-port

ReSidents are relieved bythe security offered by thesysteru and theIr feehngsare echoed by the firedepartment

Chief Tom Fannerexplained You can only usethe tools you have and thtsIS another great tool

TI-l system qmckly provesItself In Harper Woods andGrosse Pomte Woods as heatstroke and other heat relat-ed or trIggered ailmentsstrike the commumty sever-al tlmes dUM-ngthe het sum-mer months

July bull The Johnston Park

Improvement project suf-fered setbacks over theFourth of July weekend dueto vandals

ExtenSIve damage wasdone to an electrical box In

the new structure and the=~--ywt iu ~~bUlldmg was also left m anunusable state Police sus-pect the vandals weredrunken or overzealous rev-eler hke those responSiblefor thp Hnnt fhh blaze lthe POlntes

bull The last of the slimscommg down fugnal thechangmg of the guard atEastland Center The famil-Iar and mdlgenous Hudsonsnameplate IS replaced byMarshall FIelds

SerVIces merchandiseand staff remain constant atthe department store but

bull The lIbrary in Harper the name Signals a turnmgWoods hooked Into IBlstro pomt for the mallas one of the first major DIrector of public rela-move by new library direc- tlons LlUda Magyar guard-tor Dale Parus edly announces a long-term

The upgrade IS part of plan for bnnging the onceParus goal to move the revered eastSIde ohOlinglibrary j-I~ tlth- mecca back to Its former sta-nology to better serve the tuspatrons and brings the com Her claims are parnallyputers in the library to confirm hy thp Ipen~g cfU1ulil fuller use a HoneyBaked Ham restau-

The IBlstro system fea- rant and other stores dunngtures a user-fnendly graphiC 2001 and the announcementmterface and allows Harper of plans that Include aWoods reSIdents to use tra- Lowes Home ImprovementdltIonal searches by tOpIC store 10 2002author and subject as wellas by assoclatlon and by pIC-tures Other new featuresIncluded In the systemInclude the abxhty to searchhbranes from home or workVIa the Internet

The system was wellrecP1ved saId Parus evenby the semors who VISit thehbrary regularly and wereaccustomed to the old blue-screen search

bull St Sabaat RUSSIanOrthodox Monastery opensIts doors to be dedIcated and

The CIty of Grosse POinteFoundatIOn contributed$340000 of the $800000facehft proJect which fund-ed the constructIOn of thewater wall Its bIggest pro-Ject to date

The CltVs mumclpal courthas instItuted some newchanges As of December allcourt busmess WIll be con-ducted m the Cltv hall notthe public safety bUIldingThe move was planned tocparate the conrt and pubhe safety department and toafford both departmentsmore room

January 3 2002Grosse Pointe News

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HWreviewMarch

bull A dispute over funds Inthe Harper Woods Gardenclub sparked debate and aneventual sundenng of the~oup Into two factlOlls Thecrux afthe arguments stemsfrom the supposed rmsap-propnatlOn of fundmgthough no proof of wrongdo-mg can be found

Mter m1sunderstandmgsl1C p~pr lo -lr OtL

straight the two groupSbegan to cooperate oncemore and move forward to asuccessful Garden tour Inthe sunmer of 2001

bull Salter Park IS appropn-ated by M-DOT ill a dealstruck by the cIty andremams closed to the pubhcfor the duratIOn of the year

To the dIsmay of some res-ldpnu And the Ioltudente ofBishop Gallagher highschool the park is filledWIth large constructionmachmery vats of pavingtar ilmI cement mIXers

The move helps overbur-dened traffic flow throughthe area and improvementsand repaving of the park arepromised by the encroachmgworkers m return for theulle of space

~ A junior-year transferstudent to Harper WoodshIgh IS found carrytng ahandgun on school grounds

The lgtiruatlon IS handledresponSIbly and qUlckly byfaculty and admLllstratlonand no harm comes to any ofthe students CounselorsState they beheve the crimewas the youths defensemechamsm to a recentdnve-by shootmg near tus-home but do not condone theaction

Aprilbull The April 5 edition of

the Grosse POinte News wel-comes Harper Woods into Itscoverage

The syner81st1c works ofthe neighborhood club WarMemonRI nubIle -0 TlT

and schools are all combmedInto one paper and allHarper Woods families cannow find their school newn111 cue paper A few mlscommumcatlOnsoccur ill the first month ofthe changeover Feedback

frcin reSidents of IIarperWoods to the edItorial staffof the Grosse Pointe Newsleads to a qUIck response toconcerns and a better focusrof what readers In HarperWoods want from the paper--May

bull The $500000 bondsecured for Improvements to

Johnston Park start to takeeffect wtule one of the local

-landmarks leaves for a new-home

As ground IS broken onthe new DPW maintenancebuddmg reSIdents bIdfarewell to the mlhtary tank

whIch had been a longstandmg monument near- the memonal garden- Students at the hIghbull school are saddened by the

news of the tanks depar-ture as the traditIon of

pamtmg the metal monsterWIll be demed to them

The old guard shed madebull obsolete by the new bulld-

mgs bemg erected IS used asa sacnficlal lamb to the

~graduatmg semors andproudly wears the banner of

LltylUUlFrom page2A

The CIty also contmuedWIth Its new look for theVIllage thIS spnng and sum

mer With constructIOn of the ~treetscape II project The

second phase of the VillageconstructIOn project mclud-

ed a npw performance areaat the south end of

bull Kercheval and St ClaIr forthe MUllC on the Plaza con-

i cert serlCS and a water wallon th~ OPPOSite end )f themtprsectlOn which was ded-

Icated and named afterKressbach m September

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what they do 10 their ownhome - what theyre com-fortable WIth I make themaware that there are differ-ent styles Its not my placetu say that one style 18 betterthan the other but anawareness IS key HarnsonsaId

For example coming fromthe South Harnson wouldencourage chIldren torespond to an adult WlthYes Maam or Yes SirAlthough ths response ISnot appropriate m theNorth the general conceptof pohteness IS Courteousle~punse igtumversal

Harrison deSigned a cour-tesy and charm program forschools over the summerShe feels that the classroomIS the best forum for tillskmd of instructIOn

laquoThere war a time whenchIldren would learn man-ners from either sittmgaround the family dinnertable evlry smgle mght or ata tea table Wlth theIr grandmother Hamson sudThose days are gone Sowhat we need IS a new

forum and schools are theperfect forum Thats wherekids do the most mteractmgThey mteract With adultsthey mteract Wlth peers

HarTlson belIeves thatsmce a lot of parentmg goesWIth teachillg it wouid be agood mvestment for schoolsto teach mteractlon skIllsalong Wlth the many otherskills they adopt for study-Ing test-takmg etc Shefeels that polite behaVlor ISthe glue to graspmg otherhfe skills and academICskIlls

Harnson prefers that herstudents develop a confi-dence 10 their all-occaSiongood behaVIor over draWlngpnde pnmarlly from know-Ing the details In haute-cul-ture etiquette These detailscan be looked up In a readyreference of etiquette beforea -oeCHt pvpnt 8 courtesyculturE cannot be developedmtantly

I think Emily Post her-splfwould have to refer backto the etlqUftt~ hook nowand agam Hamson said

All the children InHarrIsons class leave Wlthan etiquette book A LtttleBook of Manners There 18an edItIOn for glrls and anldltlOn for bovq

Toddlers hould get mtothe habIt of SImply acknowl-edging someone who speaksto them EyE contact and ahello may be all that ISexpected Just to make themcomfortable around adultsbut rcgtpectful

Children should not be toofamlhar With adultPal ents must define limItsof famllianty for themstregtsmg that there IS a Imebetween talkmg to adultsand talkmg to their peers

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HI ltlU ILlldLlUn~cnllOIPnUll get mto the habIt ofrespondmg pohtely They-1II lt1111LU tidy No LllallKyou lI1stead of No Theycan say Yes pleasernstead of laquoYea Instead ofwhat when they cannothear someone clearly theycan ask pardon meexcuse me or Im sorry

Those al e thmgs that Ifwe start young they Justbecome habIt and secondnature HarrIson saId

HarTlson s four-year-oldboys use colorable andwashable place mats thathave a place-settmg map

drawn n them ThiS rem-forces the rule of wherethings are placed on thetable The boys set the tableaccordingly

Harnson gives her boys adull table kmfe so that theycan practIce cuttmg foodthat IS easy to cut hkecanned peaches

And were not even any-where nearly to the pomt ofholdmg It correctl but Justbemg comfortable WIth Itshe said So when they getolder we can say you knowhow you hold It thIS way Tryholdmg It like thiS

HarTison beheves thatwhIle children can learnabout proper etIquette at awlddmg reception theyqhould not be expected tofoliothol rule when eat-mg out of cardboard boxes Inthe back on a mmvan

HarTison mtructlOn IStlexlblr for qtyle such al forA Contmental versuAmencan prpferencr In thphome She tells students 10practice to uqe whatevprltyle they are molt comfort-able WIth - usually theAmeTican ltvle More Impor-tant tban tyll - qWitchmgfork from hand to hand ornot - Iholdmg the utenqllscorrectly qhe said

I encourage them to do

to practice settmg thetable uSing utenSils cor-rectly answering the tele-phone and InteractmgWlth others m a maturecourteous fashIOn

Set an example throughyour own behaVIOr Few ofus exlublt the manners ofa fimslung school matronall of the time but chIl-dren WIll learn respect forothers best by observmgtheIr parents teachersand other adults treatmgone another WIth digmtyand c(lurtesy You canexpect your chddren toremember thp GoldenRule 10 all they say and doIf youre the first to makeIt the baSIS for your ownmteractlOns

Have at least one readyreference on your familysbookshelf on the subject ofetiquette Tills WIll helpIllustrate the Importanceof tlus tOPiC as well asoffering guIdance whenquestIOns anse

Think of manners andetIquette as an essentialpart of your clulds educa-lon rather than a soap-box that we occaSIOnallyhop onto pnor to weddmgsand reUnIons In the sameway that you proVlde chli-dren Wlth safety mforma-tIon also glve them theessential tools of goodmanners for hVlng happIlyand successfully m theirworld

sense about the magic of atea party but It also pro-Vldes a peek at an Illstoncal-ly Important ntual And ItSthe perfect opportumty topractIce polite behaVlor Wlthfnends wlule haVlng lots offun Hamson said

Word spread and soonHarnson was offenng teaparties for cluldren at com-mumty educatIon programsIn Troy Berkley Ferndalenn (irn Tl

Harnson also hosts teapartIes and offers instruc-tIOn m etIquette at theGroqql Pnmte WarMemonal She Wlll launch anew parent-and-cluld coursethIS WInter from Jan 13-Feb 4

I have taken tea Wlthsome of the most amazmgchIldren m settings frombasements to ballrooms andhave enjoyed each and everytER party Ive prOVidedHarnson said But teachmgIgt where my heart IS

Harrison mvestlgatedschools of protocol andresearched style vanancesm etiquette She then puttogether a curriculum ofwhat American childrenshould know and began todIspense the mformatlOngently and warmly m herself-described style ofmomma and school-teacher Hamson believesthat chIldren can best adoptnew skills and behaVIOrsthrough play and appealmgto the reality of theIr dallyhves

1f the CUlture of pohtebehaVIOr - RIGHT - ISencouraged all the timeHarnson mamtams It WIllnot be necesqarv to tpachspeCIfic responses to everykmd of SituatIOn ChIldrenwill Jut automltlcallybehave politely m every sce-nano Parents qhould begmfacllttatmg a courteqy cul-ture among even small chil-dren

Tips on RaisingCourteous Children

By Cyndee HarrisonHelp chlldren have a

receptIve attitude towardthe words mannprs bull eti-quette polite etc byusmg them 10 pOSitIvecomments on their ~hev-lOr You answered thephone so pohtelybull To be receptive to learn-

ing the rules ~f ptlquettechIldren must first under-stand the benefits ofbehavmg 10 a courteousmanner We use our bestmanners because of theway that it makes us feelabout ourselves Themllglc of good manners ISthat people want to heWlth us They want to beour fnends

Draw a parallel betweenthe rules of etIquette andthe roles of an orgaDlzedsport Chl1dren reaItzethat there IS a dIfferencem the way soccer ISplayed for mstance onthe playmg field or mtheir backyard WlthfrIends Just as theserules are more relaxed msome settmgs the rules ofpohte behaVlor are too

ProVlde chIldren Withopportumtles to practicetheir skills OccaSIOnallyeatmg out of a cardboardbox 10 the car fQr exampleISJust one of the necessaryconvemences of manyfamlhes busy dally lIvesBut clllidren also need tohave regular opportumtIes

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Her Tea Party Companytook off quickly She boughtantIque chma and vmtagedress-up accpssones atestate sales and began host-mg pnvate events for clul-dren and theIr familIes

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Are the rules followed differ-ently

Even the tmy onesunderstand that there IS adIfference Harnson saId

Harnson then explainS tochIldren that the rules of eti-quette vary also

Who wants to learnunder thiS premIse that youhave to be perfect WIth man-ners thIS ImpossIble pnto-col saId Harnson I cer-tamly dont hve up to that

To make It appeahng forktds I thmk you need to bevery real

Harnson has found thatthe beauty of teaching chil-dren IS that they do not havethe preconceived notIOns ofEmIly Post etlqultte thatadults have

I thmk people tend tothmk of manners and eti-quette as separate subjectsAnd we dont necessarIlymtegrate them untl1 wepack them mto the mrmvanon the way to Grandmasand tell them Okay tlus IShow youre gomg to actHarnson said

One of the first lessonsshe glVescluldren IS hereon-=-cept of RIGHT respectintegnty grace hospltahtyand tact Each qUalIty ofnght can be adjusted foreach scenano - whether anadult or peer IS beingaddressed the degree ofqoph1shcahon of the venueor settmg and so on

As a manners staple rulechildren also leurn that It ISkey not to glve too muchmformatIon Hamson tellsthem to Just say thank youfor the gift they really dontwant and No thank you tothe food they would rathernot eat The goal IS to getthem m the habit of think-109 before spealong and notsaYlng too much

At Hamsons tea partIescluldren can practice cour-tlsy and etiquette As rem-forcement she remmdsthem Get It RIGHT Orasks Are you domg tlusRIGHT~

Harrisons courtesy andcharm courses grew out ufher tea partIes After relo-catmg to the Pomtes fromAtlanta a few years ago shefound herself m the role ofstay-at-home mom for thefirst tIme She no longer Jug-gled her career as a teacherWlth rIDsmg her three clul-dren - Rachael 7 andtWlns Carter and Coleman4

I Immedlately mIssed thecreatIve outlet that theclassroom had always pro-VIded saId HarTIson IdeCIded tu jJllrUtlIi lungtIme

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By Melissa WalshStaH Writer

Grosse POinte Farms resl- dent Cyndee Harrisonteaches children how to getIt right m etiquette pohte

respongtps and good old com-mon sense for all occasIOns

of real hfe Through a deh-cate and fun approach shecreatIvely dashes incremen-tal dose of guldehne~ uponthe children s consciences

The tnck IS to get childrento make tlemselves overfrom the inside out Ratherthan instructing children toput on a mask of etIquetteoccaSIonally so that otherscan Judge them from theoutSide Harnson seeks tonurture In children habits 10pohteness and tact that Wlllbe ommpresent and appro-pnate for both formal andInformal settings

Its about cultivating aculture of courtesy said

Harnson The magical term of manners doesnt have tohave thIS ex~lusive grown-up Dorothea Johnson can-noauon It s a culture fl

When adults are askedwhen they really began tak-Ing manners seriouslyHarnson exammed manvsay that It was dunng coi-lege or when they beganmtervleWlng for posItionsFor many tlus IS when theyrecogmzed that there IS aneed for formal behavlOr

Harnsull ~trelgtled that IfchIldren understand thlsvhen the) alt yuung theycan feel confident and goodon the mSlde They will rec-ogmze that people hke bemgaround them

Harnson treats teachingpohte behaVlor like safetytrammg When children aretoddlers they are taughtabout laquohot and they gradl~-ally progress to more soplns-tIcated rules she explamed

You dont wake up oneday and tell your chIldtoday were gomg to learnhow to dnve m a four-lanehIghway Harnson GaldYou dont learn It all at onetime You learn It mcremen-tally m a way that appealsto their age level People thmk that theyhave to be some kind ofEmily Post matron to teachtheir kIds manners and ItSnot that way We teach ourkids about safety Withoutbemg firefighters

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A case-by-case aSSt-Allment IS

reqUired to achIeve any solutIOn toproblems of watEr scarcIty Howeverthe fIrst step is to acknowledge that aproblem exists and It currently affects35 percent of humaOlty ThIS 18 pro-Jected to double withm 25 years

Most Importantly we must under-stand that water 1S the source of life AB the competition over water contin-ues to grow the power of water mustbe understood If carefuUyapproached the thIrst for water caneventually prOVide the drmk forpeace

Without this most valuableresource none of us will survive Wehave no choice but to act now and totake personal responsibility for aproblem that affects us all

The United Nations has perma-nently deSignated World Water Dayas March 22

Stella Thomas IS a consultant forthe Umted Nations on worldwidewater problems She has researchedand studied oceans rwers and lakesthroughout the world Her researchhas been primarily focused on the eco-nomic political and legal implWo-tions of international water basins(ie Nil~ Jordan Euphrates Indus)uith regard to the peace process confllct rellOlutwn and national secuntyconcerns

She IS a natzue of Grosse PointeWoods (graduated from Grosse PomteNorth High School) She zs fimshmg aPhD in lnternatwnal RelatIOns and iDiplomacy from the Universlty ofParis Her education also Includesdegrees from the London School of EconomIcs Cambndge Unwersity _and Muhlgan State Unwerszty

She IS currently completlnSl a bookon the economic polItIcal and legalImplIcatIOns of mternallonal waterbaSinS With regard to the peaceprocess confllCt resolutIOn (lndnatIOnal secunty concerns

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largest dams the Ataturk DamwhIch It was bulldmg at the tImeThis dam IS one of several planned toreVitalIze the southeast sectIon ofTurkey by 2010

Once thiS large-scale project(referred to as GAP) IS fully opera-tIOnal hydrologIcal engIneers fearthat the Ataturk Dam alone couldreduce Synas supply of water fromtlIe Euphrates by 40 percent andIraqs supply by as much as 80 per-cent of prevlOUS lewIs

Syna and Iraq also fear that WIthsllch a powerful weapon Turkey hasthe patent tc use Il1~t~l ~Q ~ poht~cal weapon by controlling Its flowTurke) previously threatened to blockthe flow of water If Syna continued tosupport the PKK (KurdIsh WorkersParty]

Turkey IS blessed With much waterand a mild clImate and therefore hasvery lIttle mcentlve to cooperate Ifsuch a regIOnal dIspute were to anseIn the event of such a cnsls or dis-pute no bmding agreement yet eXIstsm mternational law to solve suchproblems

Syna and Iraq being downstreamon the Euphrates River system and inmore dIre need of water could causeproblems for theIr Turkish neighborupstream if they feel they are notreceiving adequate amounts of water

Throughout the world there needsto be awareness that there exists aproblem billler than ourselves Watpris a finite ie-source that will affect allof us everywhere if it is depIcted

Political officials have an obligationto bring this message to their con-stituents and individuals need tobecome educated and aware Industrymust emphasize sustamable develop-ment projects Reglonal councils mustwork together to implement measuresthat can result in greater under-standing and better cooperationamong states

The medIa must educate the publicand create an awareness of the sever-ity of the issues at both a local and aglobal level

Every individual must understandthat our most precious resource can-not be abused We must understandhow entical water Issues are and Wemust take preventive measures toavoid catastrophlc consequences

Feasible solutions to counter thedwindlIng water supphes before situ-atlOns reach catastrophic proportionsmclude the followmg

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petItIOn over scarce water resourcesTo Illustrate per capita water avaIl-

abihty m the MIddle East has becomethe worst 10 the world The popula-tIOn 10 thiS part of the world has a 3percent to 4 8 percent growth rateand IS doubhng every 23 years

Coupled With domestIc and mdus-tnal pollutIOn dwmdlIng water sup-phes and mIsmanagement of eXlstmgresources water is redrawmg thegeopolItIcal map of the MIddle EastWater IS becommg the catalyst forconflIct and cnsls zones are emerg-mg

Collntriplt ltlIch Il~ Tordlln wfnltchmate IS primarIly desert havemandated water ratlOmng especiallydunng tImes of drought

Poor countrIes do not have thefunds to pay for the progressIvehydrolOgIcal and agnc11It1ral meth-ods proposed to imgate and expandagrIcultural fields for food ThesecountrIes whIch already have ashortage of water for daily use can-not keep up WIth theIr own growthrates

Another extreme case of watershortage IS the Gaza Stnp Gazaswater resources have been chrDlcally over-exploited for decades result-ing in a constant drop 10 the ground-water level

The Gaza Stnp IS endangered bybactenal contammation becausethere IS no adequate sewage infra-structure The situation is even worsein the crowded refugee camps where40 percent of the Gaza popuJationlives

Sewage water is discharged mtopools outsIde of these camps Waterfrom these pools seeps into theground-water aqUIfers used by thePQpuIatlOn as drinkmg water Alsountreated waste water IS used to irri-gate vegetable gardens as there isnot enough water for Irrigation

Although Israel has been commlt-ted to building desalInatIOn andpurification plants about 60 percentof Israels ground water originatesoutsIde of Its borders The West Bankalone accounts for 30 percent ofIsraels water supplies in the form ofunderground aqUIfers The waterissue IS a senous point of contentionin the Israeh-Palestmian conflict

RelatIOns between Turkey Synaand Iraq have also been tense overwater Issues

Turkey has control of the headwaters of the Euphrates Rlver sys-tem In January 1990 Turkey dIS-rupted the flow of the Euphrates tofill the water reservoir of one of Its

By Stella Thomas

We are heanng more andmore about serious waterIssues m the Umted StatesWatet scarcity has now

become a concern 10 this country Justas It has been a worldwIde concern foryears

Although 70 percent of the Earthssurface IS covered wIth water thereeXISts a common mlsperceptlOn thatwater IS an mfimte r~30urce Waterscarcity IS a cntIcal problem becaulteonly 25 percent of the total wfltRrsupply 10 the world IS fresh waterThe remammg amount IS unusable

bull because (If lts hIgh salt content Of thiS 2 5 percent 70 percent ISlocked In Ice caps and glaCiers and 29percent m remote undegroundaquIfers IncredIble as It sounds thiSleaves 1 percent of the Earths totalwater avallable for human consump-tIon

It does not stop thereThIS 1percent IS further reduced by

the poiiutlon oflakes and nvers frommdustnal dIscharge and agnculturalreSIdue

By 2025 as many as 3 billion peoplein 52 countnes w111 be affected bywater scarcity These countries wlllnot be able to meet the baSICdomesticand samtatlOn needs of theIr people

Today 1 5 billion people live with-out access to clean water Withexplodmg populations and rapidlygrowing economies the worlds pri-mlfY vntcr upply -viII need to

Increase by 22 percent to meet domes-tIc and industrial needs

Countnes such as South Mnca andPakIstan and large parts of Chmaand IndIa WIllJom the already water-scarce regions of the Middle East andMnca They will need to develop newwater systems and expand theIr lITI-gatIon systems dramatically Just tofeed thei( exploding populations by2025

Along WIth thiS grOWIng demandwater sources are rapIdly being pol-luted or depleted In some areas con- tammahon levels are so high thatwater cannot even be used for indus-tnal purposes

The SItuatIOn IS further exacerbat-ed by poor water management 10 theform of untreated sewage mdustnaldischarge dumped garbage fuelleaks and agncultural chemIcals thatpollute existmg water supphes

As water IS further stressed by pol-lutIOn and human demand the worldWIllcontmue to WItness grOWIngcom-

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~a)2vu~ be the best year ever forall of us

That was a first 10 43 years Thereare usually remnants of the holidayschnging to chaIr cushlOns and table-cloths for days IIttIe packmg pIccesand sparklIng thmg-a-ma-Jlgs on thecarpet

No one complaIned about the lackof confuslOn and the subtle changesof rout me thiS year LIke much of theworld we adjusted and accommcrdated and got through It all thewhIle realIzmg 10 the bIg pIcturehow very fortunate we are

ThIS IS supposed to be that hme ofyear for reflectmg and resolvmg anduttenng WIse platitudes about thefuture After the year we have JustsurvIVed who of us has the arro-gance to hazard a sage offenng con-cerning what hes ahead We holdtIght tl our faIth and to each other

In the past 24 hours I have lost adear fnend and learned of theImpendmg bIrth of a new longed-forchlld The promIse of our hfe cyclescontmues and our SpIrIts arerefreshed and we once agam behevea new and better year IS about tobegm

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Grosse Pointe NewsVol 63 No I January 3 2002 Page 6A

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All the best

1 ( PTP t(gt11shcJ to see a CleanlIVIn~r room floor Chnstmas night

Itwas a strangely quiet holIdaythIS year Some of our dearfnends m the neIghborhoodwere away for the holidays

others were seriously Ill Our grand-chJldren remamed 10 their ownhomes out of state They are oldenough now to make their ownmemones as It should be thoughthe absence of thelr VItalIty andenel gy was almost palpable here

We admIt the pace SUIted ourmoods thIS year To put It SImply wewere tIred WIth the death of my sis-ter last month our famIly had alibcltgtntogether and It was mutuallyagreed not to uproot the young totravel so soon agam Some of ourdose frIends gathered at our homefor ChrIstmas Eve dmner and It wasd tradItIOn we treasure and lIke toIIlnntam It was mtlmate and cozy11[1felt Just nght

It was nice to have our boys homeOw ~ons new puppy made us gigglefdllllf the void of the mlssmg chIl-dn n WIth her antIcs WIth wrappmgpIj)(r md bows We settled for lessfrllllltl meals and pick-up dmners( ( 1 (Ile chlppmg 10 to help

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There were no crOIssants norolls not even a lousy pieceof toast not even whitebread let alone brownbread

Worse there was no cof-fee The coffee makers wereempty the urns were dry

And everyonfgt must havehad sphttmg headaches aswell Nerves were a raw asmeat m a butchers WIndowto borrow a metaphor fromProfessor Henry Hlggms

We ran to the car andqUickly slIpped across theborder We stopped at thefirst 7-Eleven we could findand bought some aspmnWe then went m the famdyrestaurant we found openNew Years Day After down-mR tour alplnnl lElch) andsome water and coffee wefelt somewhat better

All m all I thmk we Willcelebrate New Vears thISyear the way we do best -at home m our lammles

Happy New Year

Ben Burns of the City ofGrosse Pomte lS director ofthe Journalism program atWayne State Umverslty Hecan be reached atburnsbenhome com or bypflOTUat (J13) 882-2810

Home fac1litles If he had anodomel hklo your car Itwould show that he now hascovered 28400 mdes

If you want to catchHOrWItz on his 2110ths of amue mIDI-run the OlympiCCommIttee and a group ofhiS friends WIll be there forthe handoff wruch is sched-uled for preCIsely 2 59 pmJust thmk of the logistICs ofschedulIng 11500 runnersof all shapes sizes and colors as they proudly carrythat torch

The most entertammgpart of the evenmg waswatchmg Dave Rozema andKlTk GIbson enJoy them-selves along WIth theirwives The former TigersSure know how to have agood bme

It was nice (and probablya good trong) to be able to gostraight to our room and nothave to drive anywhere

About 5 oclock New Yearsmornmg we awoke Theroom was msufferably hotand dry And our headpounded To thiS day wecannot remember any timem which our heads ached soIt was pamful probably theclosest to mlgrames weveever had

Coffee We needed coffeeSo we qUIckly dressed andwent to the ballroom thatwas set up for a buffetbreakfast of crOIssantssticky rolls and coffee

When we got there wewalked mto a hornets nest

HOrwItz started runmngm 1978 ID IlhnOlS and con-tmued through the 12 yearsthat he has directed anduUI Uyu ~iJe Ltnuoren ~

the OlympIC site In Atlantathrough 46 states to the SaltLake CIty Winter OlymPiCSmUtah

HOrWItz IS used to cover-mg greater dIstances Heusually can be seen as asmall curly haired beardedfigure runmng 30 mdes aweek on the streets of theGrosse Pomtes

HorWItz was nom matedfor the honor by his familyNeither hIs WIfe Michelenor any of ros offspnng WIllfess up to bemg the nomma-tor But the) thought I WdSworthy It is a real honorHOrWItz said

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It was a package deal - afour-coulse meal cham-pagne dancmg a New Yearcountdown and a contmen-ttA blikfQ03t i-~~ Ytdl 0

mormu~The dinner was good

albeit slow to arnve Thedance floor was too crowdedto attempt and the cham-pagne went down too easilythough we didnt realize It atthp bme

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He Joins 11500 runnerswho WIll oass the torch from

Mike Horwitz WIll run2110ths of a mile on SundayIt WIll be the shortest andperhaps the most importantdIstance of hiS runnmgcareer wroch dates to 1978

Horwitz57 of theFarms execu-tive directorof theChl1drensHome ofDetrOIt WIllcalT the 10- BeD SurDp 0 u n dOlympIC torch that dayalong 14 MIle In MadisonHeIghts from Alger toGroveland

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still dont know whosefnends they were and wevenever heard from themagam Maybe they came tothe wrong house all along

On another occaSion wewent to Toronto for NewYears Eve We stayed at adowntown hotel had a mceOUlfgtt 0Inn nd thenstrolled Bround until llrnv-lug at City Hall and theclock tower shortly beforemldmght

It wasnt very crowdedand the people were fnendlyAll m all it was one of ourmore memorable New Years

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the resultll were mixedSome were fun others wereheadaches - lIterally

We once went to my in-laws for a New Vears partyI think I was mvitedbecause they needed some-one to tend bar wrule theyplayed cards

Im neither a card playernor a bartender so I had arather bonng time

The most mterestlngthmg that happened thatmght was the arnval of astrange couple No one knewthem but we all acted lIkewe did We welcomed themm offered them food anddnnk and kissed them atmldmght

Even though the womanwas unpleasant to beginWIth and more so as thednnks kicked m we allmade the best of It

After the couple left atabout 2 30 In the mornmgwe Inquired as to who InVlt-ed them No one knew We

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We seldom go out to dm-ner because Its too crowdedWe dont venture to parties(Of course you have to beinVited to one first)

We dont lIke dnvmg onNew Years Eve for obvIOUSreasons (the other dnvers ofcourse)

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Here was my creatIve and ~ Freud wrote a bnllIantmgenious plan - I dCClded psychology about the Impor-to come down to Earth end tance of the mother-mfant

Ilt-~l nl fi become one of you That way ~ lOVIng bond but 0 a ew I would know better what it people looked and hstenedbull was hke to be human and and he was ridiculed by

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The best way was to when he started talking impregnate a Vlrgm and I about sex in cruldhood Itbull would come down Bli a babe star m the east WIse men turneda lot of people off- on Chnstmas Day Now this who brought pfts It WBli That is understandable

had to be Just nght and spe- really a Special tune The because the people thought Iclal to be unique and dIs- malO trung was I was S81d that sex was bad except

r tmctIve from all the other Father and I was Son too in holy matnmony and toI babies that were commg mto and as Son I would go make babies But I am In the

I the world I sent down my around and preach Wld try pi UCt8S of changmg myangel Gabnel to warn her to get my pomt across that mmd If I Invented it It

I that somethmg Special was my children try to be good must be good and If r ~ave

I going to happen and that Was that asking so much so much pleasure WIth It Itshe shouldnt worry The first thing m order to must be natural and whole-

I picked a nice JeWlsh gIrl be good you have to have some and healthywho was a VIrgJn and had very special parentlDg And However hke so manyI only clean tholJhts In hpl l~ W1S c knu cii oilier thIngs mere mortals

I head even thouih she was the SaVIor and the MesSIah get eamed away They havegoing with Joseph Joseph and your future Redeemer I to learn to be more responSl-was a nice guy too I wanted WBli treated very well as a ble Adam and Eve should

I some good parenting and r baby have just hstened to me picked well I WBli adored They gave Instead of eatmg the fruit

I gave her an Immaculate me gtfts and they never let When r was a boy hvmgconceptIOn meamng I was- me cry They wanted me to WIth Mary and Joseph Int gomg to have a physical be comfortable and happy went to Hebrew school WIthunion WIth her but a spiritu- they never rut me or gave me the other JeWIsh boys r was

f alone After ail she was Bli a time out My mother CIrcumCISedjust lIke them (agood as mamedto Joseph Mary nursed me and held bns they call it) In Hebrew

Immaculate means clean me cuddled and caressed school I studIed The Torahand the people had thiS Idea me She walked WIth me and and at age 13 I got my barthat sex was dirty but they she talked WIth rnp tlnd sht mltzua~didnt get It from me Sex IS told me that I was her own Then I was a man andnatural one of my favonte - really special and uruque went to work as a carpenterpfts a~d the best way to go In all the world so I would know work andforth and muloply to replen- Thats what 1 want for all get to know my people bet-Ish the Earth my cruldren The way I was ter They saId 1 wandered

If those days It was a brought up as a mce JeWIsh the desert but I was domgmiracle to be pregnant WIth- boy IS the baSIS for bemg what every good TalmudIcout ever haVIng had sex but good and feehng good and scholar did studied thethe Jews couldnt beheve It wantmg everybody else to be Bible so I would do a good(How could a Vlrgtn be preg- good and feel good job preachmg as the Sonnant) Just because they 1 was glad that the great After a whde I went forthwere my chosen people they artists of the Renaissance and preached bU~ the malOthought they knew every- painted and sculpted thou- message was love thythmg but there were some sands of wonderful and glo- neIghbor and the GoldenthIngs beyond their ken nous portraIts of me as the Rule

SolI among all the peo- baby Jesus and my mother Vou know the rest As thepies of the tIme the Jews Mary They depicted how Son I was scorned andwere the best behaved close and IOVlng and affec- rejected and eventually cru-because of Moses and th~ tlOnate she was so every- CIfied but you cant kIll GodTen Commandments and body could see r died but hved again andbemg lost m the desert But ltul the people dIdnt that gave ~he wonderful

It took them 40 years v an- Seuroe and many habit wt prmmse to all my cn1l(1ren ofdenng the desert for them to neglected and abusEd like everlastmg hfeget my pomt - two genera- now There was a German Dr Bloom lS clInical a~~otlons they were not exactly doctor Sigmund Freud who Clate profes8or of psychIatrya q~lckstudy Only Ten came to Italy as a young Wayne State UnIVersItyCommandments Some of man and saw what I wanted School of MedICITU He lS athem thought It was too him to see In the cathedrals member of the AmerIcanmany At that time I thought and museums the p81ntmgs Acackmy of Psychoanalysl9thp 1pn Commandments and ~tatues showmg the and on thp pnlffgtrI ~~r1v(~~crc net tvltgt lIIany out wnat Importance of the motner the WayTU County MedICalWIth thfgt npYll Rnd frpp WIll chIld bond which IS the SocICty He welcomes comt t 11 ohlem baSIS of all hunan love ThiS ments at hIS e mall addressI was s I a pr

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Grosse Pomte Woods resI-dent Mary Cathenne Gesell67 dear Wlfe of Dr Henry 0Gesell died of cancer onSaturday Dec 15 2001 atHarper Hospital m DetrOit

Born III Clarksburg WVa Mrs Gesell earned abachelor of arts m liberalstudies from FlondaInternatlOnal Umverslty m1977

Her multifaceted careerfrom 1951-1994 started as aflIght attendant andA~ ut Vi IaoLeJuAJrhnes first administratorfor Daytona BeachCommumty College atFlagler leglslatlve aide toSen Dunn of FIonda andpreSident of her own adver-bsmg and pubhc relatJonsfirm

She was active InCompasslOnate Fnends ofOrmond Beach Fla Eastern Atrlmes Sl1verhnersand Grosse Pointe GardenClub She enJoyed garden-mg Bible study and travel

Mrs Geseills SUtVlved byher 80118 Douglas (Ellesa)DaVIt (Mary) and DonaldTraub stepdaughtersMargaret (Patnck) andLaura (William) Gesell andJune Larkins grandchildrep Cathenne Traub andIWey and Carolyn LarklDS

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Umverslty alumm clubs andthe Alpha Delta PI Soronty

Mrs Bush tgtnJoyed gar-demng boa~mg playmgbndge square and ballroomdancmg and theater

In addition to her husband Mrs Bush IS sUTVlVedby her son Wesley R(Ttgtresa) Buh stepdaugh-ter Angela McDougal andNaomi Milks grandsonsWesley R Bush Jr and JRoss Bush II

A pnvate family servicewas held on Dec 21 at theReynolds-Jonkhoff FuneralHome m Traverse CityInterment IS In uranuTraverse MemonalGardens Memonal contri-butIOns may be dtrected tothe Grosle Pomte MemOrialChurch or to a chanty ofyour chOIce

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education from Wayne StateUmverslty After teachmgelementary school for manyyears she became thedlrectmg teacher for theCollege of Education stu-dents of Wayne StateUmverslty

Mrs Bush was a memberof the Grosse PomteMemorial PresbytenanChurch ~or 53 years was achurch eldel and was veryactive m many church activ-Ities mcludmg a five-yeartmt of teachmg kinder-garten Sunda) school

A~ thE wlfe of a member ofthe ClTCUmnaVlgators ClubMrs Bush traveled theworld With her hUlgtbandShe was also a Cub Scoutden mother past presidentof the GrOlse PomteMemonal Church WomensASSociatiOn the GrossePointe Symphony WomensASSOCiatIOn the DetrOitTheatre Arts Club and theDetrOlt Boat Club WomensAssoclatlOn She was amember at the Fme NtSocIety Alliance Francalsethe Enghsh SpeakmgUmon the Fnends of theGrosse POlnte PubhcLibrary the Grosse PomteHistoncal Society theFounders Society of theDetrOit Instltute of Arts theGrosse POinte CmemaLeague the Umverslty oflI-llchlgan and Wayne State

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Dorothea S BushFormel Grosse Pomte

Park resldlnt Dorothea SBush 93 dear Wlfe of JRoss Bush dted suddenly onWednesday Dec 192001 mTraverse City

Born June 18 1908 mDetrOit she was the daugh-ter of Otto A and Anna(WaJter) SchImdt She hvJWlth her parents In GrossePointe Park for many yearsuntil her mamage to Rosson July 24 1948 Togetherthey reSided in GrossePomte Park for 44 yearsbefore movmg toWdhamsburg to be neartheir son She earned a B Afrom the UmverMty ofMichIgan and an 11 A III

Beaupre Bonme Roy andMary Yayor sons MarVIn EBeaupre Jr and John ABeaupre 15 grandchildrenand five great-grandchil-dren Sister Elma Clay-comb and brother KennethBeaupre He was prede-ceased by three sisters andthree brothers

A memonal mass washeld on Fnday Dec 28 atSt Paul Catholic ChurchThe mterment IS m the StPaul columbanum

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Marvin E BeaupreGrosse Pomte Farms resI-

dent Marvm E Beaupre 86dlCd of congestive heart fail-ure on Monday Dec 242001 at Bon SecourgtNursmg Care Center m StClair Shores

Mr Beaupre owned andoperated the Mobil Servllt_eStatIOn at Mack and Fisherfor 34 years and was well-known and trusted III theneighborhood

After retirement MrBeaupre and hiS WifeHelen spent the next 12wmteTb m MeXICO Tileyspent their summer atthen Stoney Pomt Ontanohome

Mr and Mrs Beaupretraveled around the worldseveral times With theNomads Travel Club Theywere charter members andlogged 300000 rmles oftrav-el Wlth the Nomads YlsltmgChma and RUSSia beforethey opened for tounsm

Mr Beaupre enjoyed carracmg but first and fore-must he loved to sm HebUllt rus first sailboat m hiSbasement and hiS chtldrenand grandchildren learnedto satl on that same smallcraft

Mr Beaupre IS survivedby hiS Wife of 66 yearsHelen M Beauple daugh-ters Manlyn Severn Diane

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Fifthgraders SaraDQudlinHeatherMoore andMark Ciaravi-DO celebratedth~ tradi-tions of Hol-land by deco-rating thedoor and fill-ing the shoesof aU thestudetnswith candyduring theholiday pro-gram atTyrone Ele-mentary

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memonal contnbutlOns besent to eIther the Holy CrolSFamIly Mmlstnes 518Washlllgton North EastonMA 02356-1200 or theCapuchm Soup Kitchen1820 Mount Elliott Detr01t-MI 48207-3496

anDcrhnJcn saId shehopes the globally mmdedactlvlty W1llstick With thestudents Even If the finerpomts of the holidays areforgotten students Willhave had a lot of fun andWIll have learned thatmany people observe tra-ditions other than ourUNll

PoasadaFifth-graders research-

mg Hanukkah told of theJeWish tradltlOns andeveryone learned how tou~e a due del Another ofthe fifth grade classeswent through the historyof Holland to find themyth of CInter Claus whowear a large blhop hdtand ndes a boat tromSpam to fill chLldrensshoeq left by the hearthbtudents trom the classwent around and filled theshoes of all the other stu-dents whlle classe~ weretakmg place

Sixth-graders lwkedmto the traditIOns ofGermany the UmtedStates Greep and othercountries each With Itsown termmology for famil-Iar and unfamIliar loreand an actiVIty deSignedaround the practices

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While every child InAmenca IS aware of SantaClaus Harper WoodsTyrone Elementary stu-dents celebrated 12 differ-ent holiday trawtlOlls thl~year

PrinCipal CherylVanDerhnden said theprogram was deSigned toremforce the schoolscredo of CharacterCounts She said learn-mg about how people ofothpr countnes relunonsand backgrounds ~ele-brate the holidays offersstudents a broader under-standing and appreclatlOnof other people

Each classroom pIcked acountry rangmg through-out Europe SouthAmenca and Afnca Thpstudents researched thetradttlOns decorated theirclassroom doors anddeveloped a presentat10nand actiVIty for the entIreschool to partlC1pate In

Fourth-grade studentswho researched Kwanzalooked Into the Afncanholiday and made a hugebatch of a umty and fel-lowship dnnk for all crnl-dren to try whlle a secondclabb 1~Hdll~J th~~~nClnh~hinJ fn Tl

Fairfax Va her five grand-chl1dren Shannon andBngld Reynolds and KellyRobbie and KeVIn Connorsand her brother JohnOConnor of Grosse PomteFarms

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lor of arts degree fromMichigan State College (nowMichigan State Umverslty)and a master of fine artsdegree from Wayne StateUmverslty Sally marnedSyd Reynolds In 1951 andthey bought Sallys familyhome soon lfter Her sonMike was born In 1954 andher daughter Cindy wasborn In 1957

Based on her love of act-Ing Sally was a cast mem-ber on several radlO dramasbroadcast by WXlZ andallo performed m local the-ater grOUPl

However Sally madeworking WIth children herhfeag Ir1SSCTI Hor tt~~h-Ing career at LIggett Schoolm Detr01t was mterruptedLy Mil dlllII l Ii ud tubalance her love of familyand teachmg Sally foundedthe Grosse POinte ChildrensTheater m 1954 It was thefirst community chIldrenstheater In MIchiganemploymg the then-revolu-tlOnary concept of usmg anall-youth cast m performIngmany well-known playssuch as The WIzard of 001The Sound of MUSICSnow V-nlte CInderella-Ollver Anme Get YourGun and ADme By thebme she concluded her 45years of service as duectorof the Childrens Theater in1999 she had taught theater to thousands of localyouths entertained theGrosse POInte communitywith hundreds of theatncalperformancclI ami per-formed for numerous chan-table orgamzatlOns Sallytook pnde m seeing so manyof her students develop suc-cessful careers In theaterthe arts law mediCIne andmany other professlOns Shewas equally proud to seethem become upstandmgparents and members oftheIr communlbes

Sally was also very activeIn her Cathohc faith Shewrote The LIttle Shepherdsof FatIma took a cast oflocal children to performthis lay at the Shnne ofOur Lady of Fatima InPortugal and dlstnbutedfilm stnps and VIdeotapes ofIt throughout the world Shealso promoted The Friendsof Father Peyton whIchemphaSized the messagethe family that praystogether stays togetherSally was also Involved mpro-hfe orgamzatlOnsfounding the Mothers ofMary and helpmg developthe annual all-mght VigIl forLIfe at the NatlOnal Shnneof the ImmaculateConccptwn In Washmgtm D C She was also acttve Inmany Manan societies

Sally enjoyed spendingtrme WIth her famlly all of jwhom were WIth her dunngthe hohdays She IS sumvedby her ~on r11kc PlkjoilQldsof Grosse Pointe Woods herdaughter Cindy Connors of

Sally AnneReynolds

After spenwng a wonder-ful Chnstmas Eve andChnstmas Day WIth herfamily Sally Reynoldsfounder and longtime direc-tor of the Grosse PomteChtldrens Theater suffereda fatal heart attack m herGrOSle Pomte Farms homeon the mormng ofWednesday Dec 26 2001She was laid to rest onSaturday Dee 29 folloWlnga funerlJ mass at St Clarede Montefalco CathohcChurch

Sally was born 111 DetrOlton Jan 2 1924 After grow-mg up near IndIan Villagethe OConnor family movedto Grosse POinte Park ID the1930s Sally graduated fromGru PUluk HIgh Schooland then obtamed a bache-

Mary SymingtonTh urber Galloway

OllisonGrosse POInte Woods resI-

dent Mary SymmgtonThurber Galloway Ollison58 died on Tuesday Dec 252001 at Henry FordHospital 10 Detroit

Born In 1943 m DetrOltMrs Olbson attendedUmverslty Liggett SchoolMiss Halls School theUmverslty of MIchIgan andBradford Umverslty Sheworked as a modelspokesperson

Mrs Olhson was pastpreSident of the Tau BetaAssoclatlOn and the JumorLeague of DetrOit Shebelonged to the JUniorLeague Garden Club theGarden Club of MichIganand the SAGAFRA Shewas also a member of theboard of trustees for theChildrens Home of DetrOit

She IS survIved by hermother Mrs Edgar BGalloway her sonFredenck Olhson IV ofFerndale her daughterMary Olhson Martmson ofConcord N H and herbrother Edgar B GallowayJr of Ponte Vedra Fla

A memonal semce washeld at Grosse PomteMemonal PlesbytenanChurch in Grosse PomteFarms on Saturday Dec 29

Memonal contnbutlOnsmay be madE to thpLeukemIa and LymphomaSociety co E B Galloway109 Old Ponte Vedra DrPonte Vedra Fla 32082

Mary Symington ThurberGalloway OWon

mg golf and bowling In1916 he was named com-modore of the Grosse PomteFarms Boat Club Hebelonged to the Veterans ofForeIgn Wars Bruce Post

Mr Maddox IS sumved byhIs WIfe of 53 yearsFlorence sons Bob and Rickof Ann Arbor grandchildrenLauren Ross Craig andScott and a sister JanetCmader

A sCripture service washeld DlC 28 at St PaulCatholic Church In GrossePOinte Farms where MrMaddox was a member

Funeral arrangementswere handled by VerheydenF-t Rco

EqeDe Kozak

Robert F Maddoll

Eugene KozakGrosse POInte Woods resi-

dent Eugene Kozak 83 wedon Monday Dec 242001 ofnatural causes in lus home

Born In Fllnt Mr Kozaklater moved to Hamtramckwhere he graduated fromHamtramck High School m1935 He then attended theUniversity of DetrOIt andserved In thtlU S Navy

Mr Kozak loved IlVlng inGrosse Pomte Woods Hebelonged to the GrossePomte Semor Mens Cluband Grosse POInte TheatreHe enjoyed the park sWlm-mmg dally 10 the summerand haVIng plcmcs WIth luslate WIfe GeneVIeve Hetook daily drives onLakeshore Just to look at thelake and to check on thegeese

Mr Kozak loved dnnlungManhattans and emovedtraveling and dining OIit -

He loved his grandchJ1-dren Graham and PaIge Heloved In us 011 vtJl l-Jedaughter-m-law Kathrynand his son Tom whom heloved but never understood

He will be miSsedA funeral semce was held

on Thursday Dee 27 at OurLady Queen of Peace InHarper Woods Interment ISat Mount Ollvet Cemetery

Memorial contnbutlOnsmay be made to theUniversIty of DetrOlt -Mercy

Robert F MaddoxRobert 1 Maddox of

Grosse Pomte Farms dIedFriday Dee 21 2001 mDetrOit He was 79

Mr Maddox graduatedfrom Cass Techmcal HighSchool In DetrOlt He servedWIth the U S Army MedIcalCorps In Europe and JapanHe owned hIS own typeset-tmg company and taughtpubhc speakmg for DaleCarnegIe

Mr Maddox enjoyed play-

birds WhlCb he and hIS lateWIfe Jane McNaughtonwould dIsplay proudly eachsummer at the HarborSpnngs Art Fau He was apast V1ce preSIdent of theIndIan Village Mens GardenClub and was an activemember of the PnsmatlcClub of DetrOit

When Dr Kmght mamedLoretta Sharp In 1991 hebecame a stepfather andgrandfather dnd reveled 10hiS new family Fnendsrecall Dr Kmght as a man ofgreat Wit and charm whodellhtfgtd 10 tht good for-tune of others

A memonal service washeld Fnday Dee 28 at FortStreet Presbytenan ChurchIn DetrOlt Interment IS mthe family plot at MountAuburn Cemetery mCambnd~e Mass

At the request of the fam-Ily memonal contnbutlOnsmay be sent to The OpenDoor a program for thehomeless at Fort StreetPresbytenan Ctgturch boilW Fort St Detroit MI48226

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DetrOIts IndIan VillageQlrdon F Knight 71 wedWednesday Dec 19 2001from comphcatlons followmgheart surgery

Born m 1924 m ArhngtonMass Dr Knight attendedYale Umverslty He laterearned a doctorate 10 indus-trial IlsycholojD at WayneState Umverslty

He served as a heutenantin the U S Navy dunng theSecond World War partlC1-patlng 10 Afncan andEuropean campaignsmcludIng Normandy

For many years DrKmght was a labor andsecuntles arbItrator work-mg With the FederalMediation and ConC1hatlOnService the N atlOnalASSOCIation of SecuntIesDealers-RegulatlOn Inc theMediation ServIce of theNeIghborhoodReconC1hatlOn Center Incthe MI hlgan RegIOnNatlOnal Academy ofArbitrators the AmencanArbltratlOn AssOClatlOn andthe Federal Labor RelatlOnsAuthonty Dr Knight alsoserved WIth dlstmctlOn forseveral years on the board ofdirectors of Adult WellBemg SeTVlces He was alsoa longtime adjunct professorfor Central MIchIganUmverslty

Dr Kmght had a WIderange of Interests mcludmgbonsai and camng wooden

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ObituariesFrom page8Awed on Wednesday Dec 192001 m Cook Spnngs Ala

Mrs Huetteman was bornon March 10 1905 at thefamily home 10 GrossePOinte Farms the secondchIld and eldest daughter ofWJlham and MatildaBeaupre

In 1927 she mamedRaymond T Huetteman atSt Paul Catholic ChurchThey reSided m GrossePomte Farms for 41 yearsWhen Mr Huettemanretired from the DetrOitDuk ColUJ T~uot iJ 19G8they moved to Flonda Afterher husbands death m 1988Mrs Huetteman moved toAlabama to be near herdaughter Betty Ann

In addItion to bemg adevoted Wlfe and motherMrs Huetteman enjoyedgardemng and crafts HerhandIwork mcluded handpamted china sewmg cro-cheting and reupholsteringchairs DuriDlz the SecondWorld War with her broth-ers Involved In the wareffort Mrs Huettemanspent two summers Wlth hertwo youngest sons hvmg andasslstmg In managmg theBeaupre familys PlumbrookGolf Club

Mrs Huetteman IS sur-VIved by her daughter BettyAnn her sons Raymond(Jude) Huetttgtm1m WllhlP1(Laura) Huettpman AndJohn (Diane) Huetteman 13grandchildren 29 great-grandchildren and two loIS-ters RIta Trefzer and LIlhanDelPlace

Mrs Huetteman was pre-deceased by her brothersOrmond Russell FrancisWllliam and EugeneBeaupre

A memonal service WIll beheld on Saturday Jan 5 at11 a m at St Paul CatholicChurch 10 Grosst PomteFarms Interment WIll be atthe St Paul collmbanum

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UHF (Ultra HIghFrequency) wluch had 69rhmTlPl~ (14 through 82)But UHF receptIon neverlid equal the qualIty ofVHFreception

LTS first TV was a wed-dmg present 10 1950 a 9-Inch (dIagonal measure)black-and-whIte Spartanset manufactured IIIJackson by the SpartanCorp (world famous for itsSono-buoy submartne-traclung submernbls)

In I~fifi wp had thp firstcolor rv on our block whIchwas a 17m(~ RCA (PerryComos hair was more green-Ish than blond) To help sellcolor TV sets NBC agreed tobroadcast at least one hourm color every mght Mostprtme tIme shows werebroadcast hve becauseVIdeo tape had not yet beenmvented

Eariy on hotels motelsapartment buildIngs andcondos erected large roofantennas then split the sIg-nals for deltvery to eachrental umt via coaxial cable

Smce TV SIgnals travel byhne-of-slght receptIOn ISdependent on bemg able tosee the transmItter

RI erslde cocmumtlesbehmd the AppalachIanMountams and depnved ofTV erected huge commumtyantennas on mountamtopsbnngmg the Signals downby WIre WIth penodic ampli-fiers Installed along the way

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At trme of purchase the2000 Dogs had an avera~eYIeld (weighted by equal dol-lar investments) of 3 21 per-cent (not mcludmg severalsmall chvldend mcreasesduring the year) vs only166 percent yteld on the 30Dow stocks

The yield from the 2000DuiCll Wdllilimost double theyteid from the entue 30 Dowstocks (including the Dogstherein)1

The Dogs of 2001 willhave a new face The currentYIeld of Merck amp Co (MRK)is 2 31 percent conSIderablyhIgher than MmnesotaMinmg amp Mfg (MMM) at201 percent Hello MRKgoodbye MMMI

of our hIgher transmittertowers and much greaterpower wattage

The onginal TV spectrumwas called VHF (VeryHIgh Frequency) and It hadonly 12 channels (2 thlOUgh13)

Later the FCC authonzedanother spectrum called

~ before cableDc you remember TV

before cable At our oldhouse (before 1985) we hada motonzed rotatIng anten-na on the roof with antlers~about 12 feet across Thebest reception was WIth theantenna arms 90 degreesopposed to the directIOn ofthe transmItter

To watch CKLW-TV mWmdsor we would rotateour antenna to face westWIth the arms POIntIngnorth and south glvmgmaxImum exposure toWindsor in the webL

Even WIth our rotatInganttlnna facmg Toledo thatCItyS SIgnals were so weakthe pIcture was always fuzzyWIth a lot of flop-oversToledo was defimtely notworth watclung

But Toledo friends saIdthey got farI receptIon ofcur Detc~tetetlone b~au~e

3 7 shares of the new J PMorgan Chase stock Exceptfor a 2-for-1 split of Exxon-MobIl m 2001 there were noother stock diVIdends orspbts In the other eIghtstocks

The adjommg table Illus-trates the market perfor-_ ~h( I)f(n n t 9lt- u _ _ I)~

the 30 DJI stocks for theperIOd Dec 31 2000through Dec 212001

The table shows that the$10000 mvested m the2000 Dogs had decbnedonly 8 1 percent throughDec 212001

But note the Ierformanceof the 30 DJI stocks for thesame penod the Dow wasoff 127 percent about 57percent more than the lossof the Dogs

the mfamous You are notauthonzed to View thISpage message So much fordIetmg onlme

Of course I had to pay aVIS1tto the WeIght WatcherswebSIte (wwwwe1ghtwatch-P~ Cl)1 I rinn~r wRnt you totrunk theyle a big opera-tion but before you go mtothe SIte you have to selectthe country you are lomput-mg from

Youll also notIce that sixof the 10 healthy smIlingpeople appearing in thehome-page photographs areyoung ladIes who could atthe very least be acceptedfor an audItIon for TVsBaywatch How aboutsome before pictures folksor a reahty chick er check

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I never be about myweIght But lets just saythat on a RIchter scale of oneto 10 Im oft the charts

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One of the web SItes Ifound talked about weightloss through surgery(wwwobesoloutlOncom) butI thtnk Ill pass on that oneunles~ It involves seWIng mymouth shut from mid-December through Jan 15BeSIdes I wouldnt be ableto bark Jingie Bells WIththf mutts from that stupIdsong

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The mvestment theorybehmd the Dogs IS thatthese hIghest yields WIlteventually regress to themean Yield of the entire 30Dow stocks over tIme

6 Is thiS weIght loss pro-gram SCIentifically valId

Those arent all the ques-tions and statements they~tart out WIth but thcy allseem vahd questIOns youand I should ask ourselvesbefore pulling out a half ofgrapefrUit for breakfast

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DId you enjoy the hoh-days Those sugar-coatedcandy cane cookIes that youswore on Dec 24 you wouldaVOId sure dId taste greatdIdnt they

Of course I dtdnt havethat prcbem f Please Ignorethe cookie crumbs In mybeard)

Now youre wonderinghow to make peace betweenthe food and the bathroomscale Guess what TheInternet can help It can notonly help you lose thoseunwanted pounds but tt canhelp you do It safely

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WhIle my searches ondtetlng turned up manymany SItes I lIked the waythis one started It startedWIth 10 questIOns youshould ask yourself aboutfood dletmg and lttaYInghealthy Here are 11 somesamples of 10 thmgs to con-Sider before you start yournext diet

1 Are you measunng yourhealth solely by a number onthe bathroom scale

2 Is dIetmg gettmg in theway of YOllr life

3 Does dIetmg make youfatter (l thmk they must bespYIng on me)

4 What are the healthnsks

5 Anecdotes and testlmo-ntals dont mean a thmg

At press hme Dec 27mvestors analysts and port-foho managers were closmgthe books on a burn 2001thankful for the robust vear-end rally that reduced l~~~(sfor a most volatile year

Dont lookback lookforward

January ISusually anup-monthfueled by bll-hons of dol-lars lookmg

ruI [VUI~ui~ mvestmentlt By Joseph W h I I e Mengden bonuses and profit-sharing are down

from the gluttony of recent years there IS still a ton ofmoney filtermg down the dItnbutlOn channels that wIll be lookmg for an mvest-I ment home m JanuaryI Many do-It-yourselr

investors were badly burnedlast vear

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Window Replacement Barnes School

Thc Board of Edul-aliOn of The Gnwc Pomle Publil- SchoolSylttcmWaync Count Mil-hlgan Will rccclve ~caled hld~ fora wmdow proJCd locatcd m thc Cll~ of GroltltePOInte Wood~MKhlgan at Barnc~ Sl-hoo

Spc(fll-at](]n~ and BId F orm~ WIll he available at aMANDATORY pre-bid meetine on TueltdayJanuary 8 2002al 10 l) a m ea~tern tandard tlmc Thc mandatory pre-hidHII lakc plKCat Barnc Shoo 20090 Mornmgldc GrosePOIntCWood MILhlgan 482~6 Thc mcellne will bc Dthe~CCIVD1lroom pf Barne~ ~chool

Scalcd bId 111 he duc Thur-day January 24 2002 at 1000am eatcrn Iandard lime at the Admmtltlrallon BUlldmg ofthc ltJroe Pomtc Board 01 1m( allon 1RQ laIr AvlGrC~ pOInte 11 -1Qlft ~ IHI-- am~ ~)a -- Jwill he opened and publtLly rcad aloud ThlltproJccl will nOIbe funded hv federal or lttatemonic

Plcaltc dl reel quc-tl()l trl Larrj Yanlaula Managi ofBuddrnglt and Groundlt for the Groe Pomtc Public SchoolSytcm 11~-42 ~082

Board of FducationGror POl11llPubilL iLhoo) iylttem

Lmda Farmer SCLretaryGPN 121VOI 122701 andOl1OV02

Window Replacement Ferry Elementary School

Thc Board of Educal10n of The Grosse POinte Pubhc SchoolSylttemWayne County MichIgan Will receIve sealed bids fora Window proJcct localed In the City of Grossc POinte WoodsMichIgan al Ferry Elementary School

SpecIfIcatIOns and BId Forms wlil be avallable at aMANDTORY Prebid medina on Tuesday January 8 2002at 9 00 a m ell~tem standard llme The mandatory prc-bld Willtake placc at Ferry Elementary School 748 Roslyn Gros~ePOlntc Woods Michigan 48236 The meellnamp WIll be lD IhereCCIVIOeroom of Ferry Elementary School

Sealed bids Will be due Thursday January 24 2002 at 1000a m calttem standard lime at the Administration Bulldmg oftle Grf)ltse Po-nte Board of Educaton 389 St ClaIr AveGH)~C ronne Mi 0230 dl wnl(n lime dlhJ pla(c tne 010

Ill bc opened and pubhcly read aloud Th proJcct Will nOlbe funded by federal or slate monies

Please dlrecl qucstlons to Larry Yankaultka Manager ofBUlldlngltand Ground~ for Ihe Groltsc POinte Pubhc SchoolSytcm ~I~ 412 1082

Board of EducationGrose POinte Pubhl- SLhool Syslem

Linda Farmer SecrctarylJ PN 1211VUI 1212701 and 0103102

Philip Rice has jomed The Acumen Group I bUSinessconsultmg company m Grosse Pomte Farms that has ere-lltllU fil~-btllp process to help entrepreneurs grow theIrbusmess

Rice has more than 20 years busmess expenence mclud-mg WIth the accountmg firm DelOltte and Touche andGallagher Kaiser Corp a bUlldmg and pamtmg systemcontractor

Rice 1S active m the French-American and German-Amencan Chambers of Commerce In DetrOit He has alsobeen a member of the AutomotIVe Industry ActIOnGroupConstruction Industry FOluS Group

Peggy Delozier realtor and relocatIOn speCIalist WIthColdwell Banker SchweItzer Real Estate m Grosse POinteFarms has once agam receIVed the DIamond CIrcle Award

The award IS given to the top 20 percent of all sales asso-cIates across the natIOn

DelOZier has bachelor dewees m hl~torv and EnglIshfrom Npwton rol1ppop of thp ltTpn HTt TOrtlt R~tCollege She IS also a graduate of the Academy of theSacred Heart In Bloomfield Hills She IS membershIp chaIr-man of the DetrOit AuxilIary of Chlld Help USA

The Lutz Corp a mortgage bankmg dIVI~lOnof The LutzCompames has added Robert Henry to the staff

Henry a reSident of Grosle POtnte Woods WIll ~peclaltzeas a loan officer secunng loans for mcome-producmg realp~tflte

Henry was a VIce presdEnt at (omenca Bank for 12YPllro 11 addtlol tn lortgagE bankng Hellry WIll contm-ue prOVIding acqulltlon and dispOSItion servtces at Lutz

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Local Rates1 year 5372 year 5703 year 598

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best ciassiftedlincluding estate

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and other itemain high demand

In gemology assures cus-tomers are receIVIng Itemsof the finest quality

Both brothers weretrained by the famtly expertGeorge Kouelter Sr whosedream hves on through thefamIly

Along With a beautIfuland one-of-a-lond selectIOnIn Jewelry KouelterJewelers offers watchesfrom guch prestlglcus hncsas Breltlmg OmegaMovado Raymond Well andSelko The stores gtftwarecollection mcludesWaterford Lladro andSwarovslo

Koueiter Jewelersmoves and expands

George Kouelter Jewelershas relocated to 19815 Mackbetween Huntington andManchester In GrossePomte Woods

The famIly-owned andoperated company had beenon Mack above Vermer tor33 years With the move theKouelter family has expand-ed the store and added theconveruence of a free park-In lot

The Kouelter famIlystresses personal andfnendly servIce GeorgeKouelter ISa craftsman whodeSIgn custom jewelryBrother Roberl 5 expertise

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Photo by Bra d LmdbergJackie Harper of St Clalr Shores browses through post-holiday sale Items at

the Pointe Pedlarmg thmgs for the hornandfixmg up the home WeSfeIt -- --- - --- --- -- -all through retathng

He saId products thatevoke nostalgia such as col-lectIbles hand paintedgoods mdJVlduahzed deco-rAtiOnS 8nd a WIde range ofhousewdl e ~uld well a~JaCObsonSone of ills chentsand the anchor ofthe Viiiageshoppmg dlstnct of the Clty

As the shopping seaqlngets a second WInd In thepost-holiday phase heavydiscounts are expected toJump-start sales of outer-wear and leather goods

Now that we have coldweather Its a great tIme forafter-Chnstmas salesMarx Said Its an excellenttime because Vvchae gttver-al more months of chIll

By tills time next year theeconomy may have recov-ered If so Nitzsche saIdwe sure arent gomg to seethese prices agam ~

THERES MOREINSIDE TRA~1VJUSTTHE HEADLINES

Evel) Thursday we provide the Pointes with completecoverage of the people organizations businesses sales

and events in our community

CompilatIons of patnotlcmusIc sold much ~tter post-9-11 than ever before saidJenie Carlen manager ofpublic relations for BordersGroup Ine m Ann ArborPatnotlc book titlesIncreased after 9-11

There was more of akeepsake mmd-set thISyear Marx said There wasmore attentIon on homehearth and nestmg There ISmuch more rehance on need

At POinte FItness andTrammg Center SusieJOlJanJ a personal trainersaid I was surpnsed at thenumber of personal trammgpackages and membershIpssold A lot of people added tofamIly memberships

The training centersowner Ken Welch of theFa k said The biggest pre-sent someone can glVe theIrkIds IS to take care of them-selves and be mdependentwhen they get old

Warm wfathfr hnwlVlrcooled the shoppmg spmtTemperatures ddnt dropuntIl two days beforeChnstmas

It was a late start sales-WIseS8JdWendv Bacon ofthe family-owned WhistleStop Hobby Shop m St ClairShores People cbdnt startshoppmg untIl afterThankSgIVing From thenon It was busy but notchaotic

HeIghtened Interest Inworld affaIrs has been par-tIally credJtedWItha run onglobes at Harveys CompleteTravelers m the CIty

We had a lot of speCIalorders tius year s81d storemanager Annie Toelle

Red white and blueA surge In patnotlsm

extended to clothm2 wherethp hot (nnrs were red WIULt IU1U Ulue

At HIckeys Walton-Pierce a mens and womensapparel store In the CttyWith a hneage to 1900patnotic-theme thmgs didwell said owner BillHuntmgton

He s81dhullday sales wereon par WIthlast year

immedJately after Sept11 there was a soft penodfor a week HuntmgtonsaId Then everybodyadjusted at least accordingto my eXPilnence

In a move slmllar toDIClemente and h1sChristmas corsagesHuntmgton gave customersAmencan flag PInS Hesconsldenng replemshing hisnearly sold-out supply ofneckties and belts decoratedWIthAmencan flags

The patnotlc theme con-tinued at Borders Booksand MUSICin the CIty whichIsnt a 801e propnetor buttargets its Inventory to mdi-vidual commtmtlc~

place on Thursday Dec 20sometime between 11 30a m and 7 pm In the 1400block of Maryland Someonestole a 1988 Oldsmoblle 88parked on the street

In another inCIdentbetween Dec 16 and 19 a1999 Harley DaVIsonHentage Spnnger motorcy-cle was taken from a garaeIn the 900 block of GrandMaraiS

Dunng the evemng ofWednesday Dec 19 some-one failed In an attempt tosteal a Jeep parked m frontof a reSIdence m the 500block of Pemberton

Rowboat headA prowler who pohee

beheve had been dnnkmgwas caught after a short buteventful chase m GrossePomte Woods

Officers caught the manIn the 2100 block of Brvs onSunday Dec 23 at 4 16 a rn

The suspect an I8-year-old man from Eastpomtehad to be 1ubdued officerssaId

While runmng frompolice the teenager hoppeda fence got tangled and fellface-first Into an overturnEdrowboat stored m a resl-dents back yard An otlieermentIOned mans obvlOuslymtoxlcated appearance

- Brad Lmdberg

lOWIngconverrstlOn WIth aGrosse Pomte Woods pollee-man whIle bemg taken toJail on Saturday Dec 22 at240 am

Oh boy am I 1D troublenow said the man

-wnyT asked the officerBecause I m drullk The

suspect had been pulled overon northbound Mack nearTorrey for speedmg an esti-mated 60 mph When theofficer got out of hIS crUIserthe suspect drove off Hefolled hiS own escape byturnmg onto Ford Court adead end

You know saId the offi-cer you should not runfrom the polIce

I didnt do anythmg anynormal Amencan kId would-nt do

ThP mAl rllF11tprpl lQpercent blood ~alcohol levelThe suspect said he hadbeen dnnklng at a fnendshouse m DetrOIt Poltcecharged hIm Wlth drunkendnvlng fleeing and eludJng

Car theftsGrosse Pomte Park pollee

are nvetlgatlng twu IHthefts and a third attemptthat faIled

The most recent theft took

Luring customersLocal retailers didnt Sit

back and Walt for customersto arnve

Angelo DIClemente whohas oPIlsd The Dried FlowerIn the Woods for 30 yearsincreased his advertISingbudget Dunng a holidayopen house he gave womengreen-tnmmed Chnstmascorsages

Its the little extra thmgsthat bring In salesDiClemente saId We heldour own this season It wasgood

StateWlde retaJi holidaysales rose about 2 2 percentover last year according toArthur NItzsche presIdentand founder of TeleeheekMldugan In Southfield Thecompany guarantees checkscuswmers pay retaliers atthe tune of purehase

Looking at check actlVltyIS lIke samphng retailsales saId NItzsche aFarms reSIdent He expectsreceipts to nse to 2 3 percentonce post-holtday salesmcludlng gIft certificatesare added

Wptlr ~ QmJ(Jo 11101~ - - ~-n natIonal averages Nitzsches8Jd Thats good becausemany tImes we take It onth~ chm In any case It was

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Man needc abatting cage

An angry male driveranswered Wlth a baseballbat when a woman cut hImoff at the turnarollncl onVermer near Canton justmSlde the border betweenGrosse Pomte Woods andHarper Woods

On Saturday Dec 22 at2 26 pm a Grosse POinteWoods officer saId the manbecame enraged when a 33-year-old Harper Woodswoman Zipped through theturnaround and cut off theman He jumped out of hiSvehIcle WIth a baseball batsmashed the womans dnvers SIde Wlndow and tnedto pull her out

The office drtw hl~ IH~tolwnen tne uspect oat Inh~nd mdlcated he wouldntcooperate Police leVIed felo-niOUS asault chargesagainst the 42-year-oldHarper Woods reSident

Officer from HarperWoods took over thE sceneand arrested the suspect

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hIm after an outstandingcareer at South

Coming out of highschool I wanted to go to acuHege where i could piaybasketball and I would get agood education no matterwhere It was Hess slUdBut when I wasnt playmgbasketball at Eastern It chd-nt feel the same

Thats when he startedexplonng other schools On~ was ColumbIa which hadrecruIted him out of hIghschool Another was Wllhantand Mary which IS coachedby former Ohio State assis-tant RIck Boyages

I really liked WillIam andMary Hess saId And Imgettmg a free educatIOnwhIch I wouldnt have hadm the Ivy League

During lus year off Hesshas been pracncmg WIth theWilham and Mary teamIncludmg the eariy mornmgcondltlOmng sessions buthes had to watch the gamesfrom t on the bench

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Hess excited aboutreturn to actionBy Chuck KlonkeSports Editor

The Walt ISfinally over forAdam Hess

List Thunlllll) h~ pl11ytmhis first college basketball mmore than two years whenIus Wilham and Mary teamplayed the UOIverslty ofMaryland

Playmg the sIxth-rankedTerrapins was Just fine WIthHess a former All-State bas-ketball player at GrossePOinte Scuth who trans-ferred to WIllIam and Maryafter startmg as a freshmanat Eastern MichiganUniversity

Im pretty excIted aboutplaymg agam slUd Hesswho was forced to SItout lastyear because ofNCAAtrans-fer rules

And Im glad itsMaryland That way If Ihave a bad game I can saythliL It WdlI because oiMaryland not me

Hess transferred afterEstern fired coach MiltBarnes who had rterLlited

Adam He took In Hme alghtleeiDg aroaDdAthena during his trip to Greece with NYCHoops

ValleyIt was a very close meet

and It went right down tothe final couple of eventshead coach Rick JohnstonslUd Our kIds SWant welland I can see the Improve-ment m each competitor n

Derek Johnston won the~UO-treestyle ana lOU-but-terfly whIle the 200-medleyrelay team of JohnstonBrandon Baetens MikltlVance and Kyle Williamstook first

In addItion Dan Adamshas been cutiing two ~-onds off his times in everymeet

I love to see the kids cut-ting time because It meanstheyre workmg hard Inpractice Johnston Bald

The FIghtm Insh fell to 0-S overall

Upcommg for the NotreDame SWImteam is an awaymeet on Tuesday Jan 8against Sterling HeightsStevenson

sonsAlex likes the school

Wood said It has a goodbusmess school and thatswhat hed lIke to go mto Healso llkes the coach and hessure that hell be there forhIS full four years bull

East wins non-league hoops gameBy Bob St John sophomore Robert Carlisle our WInStaff wnter scorEd 14 pomts and Semor Josh Saunders

Lutheran Easts boys bas- grabbed eIght rebounds chIpped In WIth seven pOIntsketball team eased mto the whIle Bobby Maynard and and seven reboundshohday break WIth a 53-37 ChrIs Gibson also played The Eagles led 21-17 atwm over vlsltmg Warren well the half but broke the gameImmaculate ConceptIon The guys played well and open by sconng 15 pomts 111

Head coach Gary everyone had a chance to get the thIrd quarter and 17 111Gutenkunst saId hIS Eagles some plaYIng tIme the fourthhad tv do l better Job of (1utpnkllnQt laId We The Lutheran East bas-reboundmg and tAkmg care rebounded better and took ketball team Improved to 3-2of the ball which they did as care of the ball whIch led ta overall

tlUUdl - a trewenuuullweapon~ Wood Bald Lastyear he improved his back-hand The last half of theseason he started hitting itWIth a lot of topspin And hehas an outstanding serv(Thnoo +J 110_ _ _ - _ lWavl~ - 00

forehand backhand andserve - make him an out-standmg player

AB good as Conn ia theressome room for improvement

He stIll needs to work onhis volley~Vood Bald Nextyear hell do that and thenhell be a complete player

Wlsconsms tennis pro-gram has been in the mIddleof the BIg Ten and Contishould be able to step nghtm and help the Badgers

Conn who is a 3 3 studentat ULS also pIckedWlsconsm for academIC rea-

Sophomore ChrIS Smallscored m the first penodwhIle Jumor Chns Andersonand senIor Pat Llpa tailledm the fmal stanza

The kIds are grmdmg Itout playing well sluft-by-sluft McKay said

It was also a family gatht11l1l iur semor ialt1ralcTImmons who competedag81nst some relatives onLumen Christi

It was fun watchmgPadraics grandfather wear-ing two hata McKay S81dIt was a mce game agamsta good team

The Notie Dame hockeyteam Improved to 10-1 over-all

Next for the Fightin InshIS a home game onWednesday Jan 9 againstUmversity Liggett School

overallCommg up for the Ftghtm

Insh are home gaJTles onFriday Jan 4 and TuesdayJan 8 agamst DetrOItCatholIc Central andMadison HeIghts BishopFoley

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Fightin Irish bury Windsor St BrennanBy Bob St JohnStaff wnter

Head coach Don Sicko gotthe results he was lookmgfor m hiS Notre Dame bas-ketball teant beatmg VISIt-mg Wmdsor St Brennan 68-50 last week

We were a httle betterLUll1~h~ W1tUl U1 uur prt~ IVU

three games SIcko saidOur attItude and work Notre Dames hockeyethic ISvery goodwhich Will team is movmg up thego a long way toward mak- standmgs in DlV1slOnIIImg us competitive After losmg 5-4 to Flint

The host Flghtm Irish Powers on Dec 1 thebolted out to a 17-6 lead Flghtm Insh have run offafter the first quarter and SIXconsecutIVe wms mclud-main tamed a comfortable 109 last weekends 3-0double-dIgIt lead throughout shutout over highly toutedthe final three penods Jackson Lumen ChnstJ in

Dfn1Vply the kIds the Lansing Showcaseplayed well but offenSIvely It was a goodgame gomgwere not where we want to back and forth~ head coachbe Sicko s81d Kevin McKay said Wetook

Sernor guard Sean Rmke an early lead but Lumenscored 14 pomts whIle Chnstl took It to us m thesemor John PeJak added 11 second penod Swimmingand semor Bnan BIggs had Our kIds played well10 espeCIally (Dave) Murray m The Notre Dame sWIm

The Notre Dante basket- goal and we won a bIg team lost its meet last weekball team improved to 3-1 game ~ falhng 98-71 to Chippewa

Knights Conti chooses WisconsinBy Chuck Klonke on his back but with his m 1990 teams in the state bullSports Editor work ethIC Im confident Former touring pro Aaron Conti has been a state

UnIversity LIggett that hell do well ~ Knckstem also played for champIon three bmes inSchoolsAlex Conti WIllhave Some of the pressure has Wood at ULS but he turned DiviSIOn IV HIs success ISa lot of pressure on him been relieved however profeSSIonal after his sopho- no aCCIdentwhen the boys tennis season Contis chOIce of colleges more year He has paid the pnce for-begms next spnng has been made He recently Dunng lus first three sea- this Wood said Hes

Hell be the No 1 high signed a letter of intent to snns with the Knights Conti worked hard on all aspectaschool player m the state attend the UniverSity of has compiled an 88-3 record of the game And he worksregardless of class said Wisconsm mcluding a 26-2 mark last on his conditioning Ill seeKnIghts coach Bob Wood He IS the thud ULS male season wlule playmg No 1 him running In the summerThats a lot of pressure player 111 Woods37 years as singles He played second when the temperature is Inbecause there are a lot of coach to SIgna DIVIsionI let- smgles lus first two years the 80s and 90sgoodplayers m the state and tel of intent Paul Van Thats a tremendous wood SlUdthat ContI hasthey can make their season Walleghem went to record when you consider three outstanding tools inby beating Alex Wlsconsm 111 1978 and John our schedule Wood said his repertoIre

That puts a huge target Yancey started at Kentucky Weplayed all of the ranked His forehand 19 excep-

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and 8 25 on floorVictor had a season-best

8 6 on beam MaureenMoctn came back from anInjury suffered on her barsroutIne to score a team-high845 on floor

Weathers and CadorIneach had personal-best all-around scores and PoletIsand Michelle Karowslu hadtheir best scores on floorMIa Mocen posted a 6 5 onbeam m her second varsItymeet

Hess--From page 12A

Ive had a couple ofthmgs keep me gomg Hesssaid In practIces Ive beenworkng out WIth the secondteam so I try to beat thestarter Im playmg agamstlnother reason IS out ofspIte - to sQow people thatIm still a good player

He did that m hIS firstgame with hiS new schoolscoring a career-high 21pomts

WIlham and Mary hasstruggled m recent seasonsbut Hess thmks the school ISon the way up III theColomal AthletiCAsSOCiatIon

We played the toughestnon-league schedule m theconference he saId Weplayed schools from the Big12 Big 10 and SEC

Hess got some game com-petItion last summer whenhe toured Gree~e with NY~Hoops a team of 11 colle-gIate players Hess team-Jlates included ArizonasJason Gardner andMIchIgan States AlOYSiUSAnagonve and AdamBallInger

We -played the GreekOlYlllPIC team and It wastQugh competitIon becausethey dIdnt want to lose to abUJlch of college kids hesaid The games were closeso we blamed it on the officl-atmg The fouls would be 10-o real qUIck

Not only dId the baket-ball expenence get Hess pre-pared for hiS return to thecourt but he had time toenJoy the country

We had some free timeso we got to see everythmgfrom the anCient rums tocollege-type parties hesaid

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SECTION 98-18 RESIDENTIAL NRKING AND SEMInRCULAR DRIVES OF THE CITY CODE OF THE

CITY Of GRO~~t POINTE ooD5 OF 1997

four freshmen who helpedfill In hadnt had enoughtIme to develop their floorexerCIse routine leaVingNorth WIthout a fulllmeup

Dornbrook led theNorsemen m three eventsShe scored 8 3 on vault WItha full handspnng 7 0 onbars and 8 15 on floor exer-cIse

Victors beam score of 7 6was the best of the mghtShe also scored well In vault(7 95) and floor (7 45)Maureen Mocen scored 795In both floor and vault and67 on bars

Gronback scored weil onvault (79) and bars (67)Weathers dId well on vault(79) and floor (7 55) PoletIscontnbuted to the teampomts on bars after suffer-ing an injUry and Safran didwell m three events

North bowed to Troy1296-1231 but Weathershad the highest score of themeet In vault (8 25)

Victor had a team-best8 55 on beam and Cadonnled the way ill bars WIth an80

Maureen Moceri andDornbrook each connectedon a difficult move on thebalance beam as they did aSWItch kick to a back hand-spnng It was the first tImeeach of them had used themove m competItIon

Maureen Mocen had afloor score of 8 15 andPoleti3 had rfglonal qu~hfymg scores m bars and vault

North fimshed fourth atthe Troy Athens InVItatIOnalWith d ~tlt1migt~urluf 124 1

Dornbrook was eighth In

n-ground unth a 31 85 andshe also placed m bars WItha 7 9 Maureen Mocen wasseventh m floor exerciseWIth an 8 65 -- the hIghestIlldlvldual score by a Northgymnast thiS year Cadonnwas eIghth on bars (805)and Poletls was mnth onvault (8 15)

North closed out the 2001portIOn of ItS schedule WItha 128 7-126 25 Will over AnnArbor PIOneer m a meet thatBentley laId was the teamsbest of the season

Dornbrook scored a per-sonal-best 32 95 m all-around WIth an 8 6 on bars8 35 on vault 7 75 on beam

Early start brings desired resultfor Norths gymnastics team

Phoro by Rosh StllaroGrone Pointe South shortstop-pitcher Chris Getz signs his national letter of

tetto plAy hAlIIfhn at WakeForest while his parents Art and Betsy Getz andblii bJgh iichool coach Dan Griesbawn center look un

An elrlc tart to the sea-son than usual prOVIdedGrosse Pomte Norths gym-nastics team With thpresults that coach BruceBentley deSIred

I wanted to get the gIrlsout there early to see whatwe had what needed to beworked on and go fromthere saJd Bentley of thestart that wa nearly threlweeks earher than normal

North whIch won theGreat Lakes Eight dualmeet and league meet tItleslast year started out With a12165-962 wm overBrulIllghdJII S~ahulm

Captams Tracy Dornbrookand Maureen Mocen hadexcellent all-around scoresof 30 25 and 30 15 respec-tively

Lesbe Cadonn posted anall-around score of 23 2 fol-lowed by Katie WeathersWith a 2185 that In(jluded a775 on vault

Natahe Victor scored 845on balance beam and Mocerihad an 8 0 on beam Cadonnposted scores of 7 95 onuneven bars and 7 85 onbeam Dornbrook scored 7 8on bars 7 45 on beam and7 85 on vault Kelly Poletisscored well on vault WIth a775 and Kayle Gronbackhad scores of 7 3 on beamand 6 45 on bars LaurenSafran had a 6 95 on beam

Freshmen MIa MocenLeah Steele and KristenGlover performed well mtheIr first varsIty match

North beat BlclIlIUglutlHGroves 1168-1048 The lowscore for the Norsemen wasthe result of Cadorm J JRoszka and Poletls mligtJngthe meet WIth mJunes Andthp (wo phnmnrp nli

tand out because he battedIn the leadoff spotGnampsbaum saId

HIS statistIcs might havebeen even more Impreigtllveas a sophomore when hemade the DlvllOn I All-State second team

Getz batted 505 With 12doubles two tnples and fivehomers He stole 34 baseshad 27 walks and drove m20 run HIS pltchmg recordwaigt 1-0 With seven savesand an 089 ERA

Getz doesnt look hke apower tflCtlit at o-tuot-lLand 160 pounds but he has36 extra-base hIts In twoseasons

Hes stronger than heappears to be but he hastremendous bat qUIcknessGnesbaum said He haone of the qu)(kest bats Iveseen for anyone hiS age

In slgnmg With WakeForest Getz WIll attend thesame school that hiS fatherArt graduated from

Thursday Jan 3 agamstLlvoma Clarenceville andhost Macomb LutheranNorth

Its a tough openerbecause North has sometough kidS SChlhi said rfeel good about our chancesto beat both teams but ourkIds have to wam It

Next for the Eag1es is theFordson Tournament onSaturday Jan 5

Super Senior squadWlmbledonRacquet Club Super Senior team of Julia Caprara Mimi

KJbbey Janet Lannen Patty McCracken Jeanne Rivard Nancy SChmidtAnne Spitz Joanne Visellio and Penny Waslak won ittl local United StatesTennis Assoctatlon league champlonsbip and advanced to the sectionaltournament in IndlanapoUs The Wlmbledonteam flnlshed second in a fieldthlOtindudelaquol teams from Wisconsin UlInotsand Ohio

Chris ltHI totals really

Devils coach DanGr18sbaum

Getz ha been Southsstartmg shortstop the Jasttwo year but he has alsobeen the Blue DeVIls closerand hant blown a saveopportuntty III two years

Although he would proba-bly lIke to clone himGne~baum IS Just happythat he has Getz for onemorE year

Sevel al senIOrs graduat-ed from lat year champl-~nhlp te~~ bu~a~tz thlr~UCl)UU ampllUt 1JIUKCLt dUU

pitcher Matt Middleton arethree tarters wholl b thenucleus of thiS years Southsquad

Last year Getz batted430 WIth seven doubles two

triples and eight home runsHe scored 42 runs and drovein 30 He also had 22 walksand stole 21 bases In hISclosers role Getz was 3-0With 12 saves and a 1 38

match whIle Steve Of)ada(215 pounds) also captured aSIlVer medal lOSing 8-5 toChntondales AntomeWeible In the champIOnshipmatch

Bobby Monahan alsoearned a medal for thePIOneers placmg SIxth at112 pounds

ComIng up for thePIOneers IS theIr MetroConference opener tomght

States bestFive University Liggett School field hockey players made the All-State

team which was selected by coaches in the state From left are KatieHoUerbach Maggie Dillon Suzanne McGoey Clare Burch and BrittanyPaquette McGoeyand Dillon were first-team selections BWChiaDd IIoD~bacb made the second team and Paquette received hononble mead_McGoeyand Burch received All-State honors for the second straight sea-son

Wake Forest baseball gets Getz

known for a long hmeAnd It doesnt stop there

Getz hat been on theDIvIsIOn I All-State teameach of the last two seasonsand after leading South tothe state champIOnship lastspnng he wa named to theAll-State Dream Teamwhich includes players fromall four dlVlslOns

Hes a total player Thatswhy so marJ) ulleuroge~ we t

Interested in him saId Blue

By Chuck KlonkeSports Editor

When Wake Forestssportll mformatlOn depart-ment sent out a newsrelease about the baseballplayers who signed early let-ters of mtent to play for theDemon Deacons It had a suc-cmct appraisal of GrossePomte Souths Chns Getz

(Getz) IS one of the bethigh school mfielders In theMidwest the release said

Thats somethmg that followers of ugh schoo base- 11 ~ h T1 1 110-) 11

Monahan Orjada shine atMacolllb County TourneyLEs Jurczakalso medalsBy Bob 51 JohnStaff wmer

WARREN HarperWoods wrestlmg team hadits moments of glory m lastweekends 28th annualMacomb CountyTournament at MacombCommunity Culltgl

We fimshed 12th out of34 ligtams whlth 1lt great fora small DIVISIOn IV schoollIke Harper Woods headcoach Adam Schlhl saIdWe beat powerhouses lIkeRomeo thanks to a sohrlshOWIng from all of ourkids

As for Lutheran East itwas a learmng expenencefor Its wrestlers

It was a tough tourna-ment for our kIds and theylearned firsthand what Itshke to wrestle some of thestates best East headcoach John Wlllnwr igtdHl

TIus was a learning expen-ence for our kIds and It WIllhelp them In thE long run bull

The Eagles fimshed In thebottom third of the 35-teamtournament as sophomoreChriS Jurczak (1l2-poundclass) took home a fifth-place medal

Alex Goetz (145 pounds)also won a match for East

TIns was the first tIme In

Harper Woods hIstory thatwe had a wrestler In themals and we had two

hihl Said The guys wereIsappomted they dIdntn but they lost to twough kidsMIke MVII hdll IDolunds) won a SIlver mtgtdalsmg 8-5 to East DetrOItsatt Shankm m the tItle

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by our young people IS if you getcaught there really al13no con-sequences from lawenforce-ment the school and m manycases the parents

Accordmg to Craig he feltthese Issues were not umque tothe Grollse Pomtes and HarpervoJ uu Lney arp prevalentand that thiS reaction from theyoung people surpnsed us

The key Craig felt IS to tack-le these issues and Implementthe developmental assets m asmany places In the commumtyas poSSible

It is Craigs hope and one ofthe foundatIOns goals to helpthe commumty foster the 40developmental assets even ift don~ on~ ~t a time

Caring schoolclimate (No5)

At Harper Woods SecondarySchool prmcipal Jim Hessehandpicked 14 seventh- andeighth-graders and 24 nlnth-through 12th-graders to serveon a prmcipals advisory teamThe teams first goal is to workon the Search Institutes goalNo 5 creatmg a canng SChOOlchmate

In the first meetmg heldbefore the holiday break stu-dents were asked to Identifythings such as attnbutes theyadmired in a fnend how afavorite teacher showed anmterest 10 thelJ success In

school trungs they liked abouttheir school enVIronment andwhat they hkelt most abouttheir relatlonsrups With otherstudents at school

The process Will help stu-dents Identify the Issues andreasons for the issues and tocome up W1th poSSible solutIOns

So far student reactIOns havebeen positive

Before If you had a com-plaint you Just sat at the lunch

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If youths pOSRess between 31 and40 of these developmental assetsthen youths wl1l be less likely toIIqe and abuse drug dud alcohOl

In October Craig met With 40Grubse POlllte and Harper Woodsarea students parents and lawenforcement officers three timesto n1q(OnCl~ h ~ 1 1

bullbull ~ toHbullbull1U JU bullbull ut40 Jtlvelopmental aSllets and setclear boundanes and expecta-tions 10 the home school and Inthe community

From the adults In those diS-CUSSIOnsCraig summanzed

In many cases underagednnkmg IS supported and con-doned by parents and our pob-cles and consequences are notconsistently apphed There aremany homPR WhPTP Alrnhnl qserv~ by the parents at partiesto their kids and other kids 10the cornmumty For whateverreason there is a very strongsense that trus subject IS onethat should not be openly diS-cussed In the commumty

Many parents feel that theirIuds need to learn at a young ageto dunk responSibly before theygo tr college Manyparents areafr81d that If their kids getcaught and there IS a conse-quence that a permanent recordWill be eotabhshed In their fil~that wlll hinder their Opportuni-ty for college acceptance or ath-letic scholarshlp ~

From the youths who attendedthe meetmgs Craig slld

-They want less peer pressureto dnnk They want clear bound-arles and consequences to be Uni-formly and faIrly applied All ofthem certamly expressed astrong deSire to have a forum toopenly and honestly diSCUSSthese issues With the adults mtheir lives

There IS a perceptIOn by ouryoung ~ople that In thiS com-mumty on a weekend there ISnothing else to do except to go toa party dnnk and get high

Another perceptIOn expressed

- Socrates5th Century BC

Greatest Gift Foundation helps teens make choicesBy Bonnie CapraraStaff Wnter

Our youth IIOW lot es luxuryThev haul bad manners contempt for authority they showdlsrcspe~t for eder~ and louechatter In place of exerciseChtldren are now tyrants not tMselvants of the household TMv110 longer rI~P IIhin ders enterthe room They contradICt theIrparents chatter before companygobble their food and tyrannizethe teachers

In some ways some peltlplesperceptlOns of youths haventchanged much m the last 2000years

One City ot (zrosse Pomte manIS convinced that relationsrupsbetween youths and adults neednot be adversanal or polanzedHe has a plan for tunung thoseperceptIOns around

After selling his busmessMark Craig famed Our GreatestGift Foundation an organtzationcommitted to helpmg parentsschools organizations and lead-ers to help youths make wisediiuutl - especaJIy thoseregardIng drug and alcohol use

lhese deCiSions are madebased on prinCiples outlmed bythe Search Institute an mdepen-dent nonprofit organizatiOnwhose miSSion IS to advance thewell-being of adolescents andcildren The iwttitultl generatellsynthesizes and communicatesnew knowledge convenes organi-zational and community leadersand works WIth state and nation-al orgaruzatlous

At the heart of the institutegtwork 18 the framework of 40developmental assets positiveexpenences relatIonstups oppor-tunities and personal quabtiesthat young people need to growup healthy canng and responSi-ble

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gomg to fall asleep have 1your young person wake Jyou up and make sure the~give you a kiss goOOmght 1That way they have to be tcoherent and youre gomg ~smell booze on them If

theyve been dnnlong ~The second piece of

adVice that came from the ~foundatIOns October meet- ~mgs was to know Where ~children are and venfy It ~

Cr81g used the example 4Ja friend who called Ius ~daughter whIle she was outand asked to speak With theparents

Well they werentthpr (rll~ M H to14her If you would have tolcme they werent there Imight have let you shy

Another suggestIOn ISto Iallow youths to have more)responsiblhty so they can learn not to make mistakeSgt

Accordmg to lods what)keeps them from bemg dls-honest ISknowmg the consequence of maktng a mIS-take ISso large Craig SaidIf YOLlcan comUlWllCate -what the consequences areand what youll do If theydo get caught Its not yourfault as a parent

Overall Craig called the)asset approach a commonsense way to solve proble~~m an acceptable wa

There are so many pro- -grams that address prob- )lems CraIe saId Mv fthought process ISto find IthinKS VOLl can do III nlp ven(problems bull ]

nurturing skillsA Bon Secours BlrthCare

nurse educator teaches thesession and encourages bothgrandmothers and grandftJthers to attend

For more mformatlOn orto regtgttercall Bon SecouSCommumty HealthEducation at (586) 7797900between 9 a m and 4 p mMonday through Fnday

Coaches will be givenlaminated cards WIth specif-ic goals and )luggestioDs ofhow to Implement them

It focu8es on posltlvethmgs rather than negativetlungs said NeighborhoodClub executive directorJohn Bruce Theyre theIunds of thmgs theNeighborhood Club ISallabout - to help bUildstrong famlhes

Positive familycommunication(No2)

Among the youths whopa tiJltll-tJUl Lh~fuunJa-tlons October meetmgsCraig said ~Op(n and hon-est communlcatton betweenthe parents and the youngpeople does not eXist

One of the tOPiCStheyouths Said they mostwanted to approach theIrparents about was howtheir parents handled peerpressure when they wereyoung

One of the suggestIOnsyouths and adults came upWIthwas naVlng kids givethem a kiss goodnight whenthey carne home after aneVEnlDgout

Craig s81done of hiSdaughters uses that excusewhen shes out with fnendswhere alcohol is available

Tlus came up a lot WIththe parents 10 the sessIOnssaid Craig Tlus ISsome-thing a lot of parents dId _to wake up or If youre

soon to be-gr and pare n tswere told when they becamepanmt~

Sign up for the BonSecours Cottage grandpar-ents class and see for your-self what todays expectantparents are learmng Even ifyou already have grandclul-dren you might pick upsome new ideas or informa-tion about cluld care and

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If It works It WIllpre-vent Issues from escalat-mg said JunIor class presI-dent Joe Zlchl

The most stnkmg aspectIS Its posltlve approachHesse said There arentany donts Ever smceColumbllle you have tohear what theyre sayingwhat thplr rml 9 on Ifwere really tuned 1Il to ourstudents and If they feellike theyre filled m on theprocess then we can dosomethIng about It

Cr81g hopes to estabhshpnncipal adVISOryteams m10 to 15 other lugh schoolsm the Grosse PomtesHarper Woods RoseVIlleBelleVIlle and Detroit

If nothIng happens thenat least theyre gomgthrough the processes andworkmg on these assetsCraig s81dThese arentnecessarilv measurablethmgs Just posItive out-comes

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Tymgmto the SearchInstitutes goal No 18youth programs theNeighborhood Club willmstruct Its volunteer coach-es on fostenng additionalassets in team members mthe COultl~ uf pract1ce andplay starting with its youthbasketball l~~gues

Bon Secours Cottage offers grandparents classBon Secours Cottage

Health Semces offers a free~an(frarent glass from 7 to9 pm Monday Jan 14 inthe private dming room(lower level) at Bon SecoursHospital 468 CadIeux in theCity of Grosse Pomte

Todays childbearing cou-ples are bemg taught manythings that ~m to be theexact OppOSIteof what the

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Carlyle graduated fromNorth Georgla College He ISVice preSident of operationsfor Apache Transport and ISa captam m the GeorglaArmy NlttIonal Guard

Ronning-Mahfet

Mr and Mrs DenniSWilham Ronnmg ofSavannah Ga haveannounced the engagementof their daughter AlisonLeigh Ronmng to DamelJoseph Mahfet son of Mrand Mrs Damel JohnMahfet of Charlotte N C formerly of Grosse PomteWoods

A June wedding isrlm~n1~

Ronning earned a bachelor of business adnunJstra-twn degree from theUmversity of Georgia andan MBA lD finance from~rgta State UmversityShe works for MediaOutsourcing Inc

Mahfet earned a BBA maccounttng and economicsfrom the University ofGeorgia He works for MooreColson m Atlanta

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Chari Sdu-eyvltgtgel A N AtAmenr8J1 lt6l 1912) patlna~bTOftraquo 18~1lI

EmUy lJnn ROlDlUloand Matthew DeBetR

DeBets son of Julie DeBetsof Harper Woods and thelate Michael DeBets A Mayweddmg ISplanned

ROlfano graduated fromGrosse Pomte South HighSchool She 18 a teachersassistant at MasonElementary School

DeBets graduated fromCleary College With a degreeIn business managementHe ISself-employed

Osborne-Carlyle

Darlene and Vic Rohr ofWarren have announced theengagement of their daughter Kimberly Osborne for-merly of Harper WoodR tnJeff Carlyle of Helen Gason of Dons rarlye [Helen Ga and BoydCarlyle of Pendergrass Ga

A February weddmg isplanned

Glgtuurne earned a bache-lor of arts degree fromKalamazoo Colltgtge and amasters degree In commu-mcatlOns from theUmversity of SouthernCahfornla

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Dave and SallyWolschleger of Ruth haveannounced the engagementof their daughter Angela SWolschleger to Thomas WVeda II son of Thomas andFrances Veda of GrossePomte Farms A May wed-Jlllg IS piannea

Wolschleger earned abachelor of sCience degree mlegal studies from GrandValley State Umverslty anda masters degree m bUSI-ness administratIOn fromCentral MichiganUmverslty She IS a legaladmmistrator

Veda attended GrandValley State Universitywhere he studied naturalresources m3nsurrm~nt HIIIS a fmanclal Malyst andbusmess owner

FOlJTltfms Ormemtlnblha fron Uwo ar of 1812 a Navy IJItIIlIftU1Ucn A~ord an GffiCtr Ii drtlU ord and two CommISS1Dn1

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-AUCTION rflutunnl property belonll1ne- to thp -F1V1ne ~~l1~A20r~~j ~ ~tQtc uf t~uG-russca POJnte-uOrawrL Karl Hates iDd numerous other estates and pnvate COllectlOllllpresenting an early 19 centUlYDuncan Phyfe claSSical mahogany work table a collection of nuhtana Includmg a Umted States War of 1812naval presentatIOn sword and ~ dress sword CommIssIOns Signed by Presulent James Mawson and CIVIlWarmemorabIlia a 10 86 carat round cut VS2 fancy yellow diamond nng a large collectIOnof gtports memorabIliaIncludmg complete sets of baseball cards lbpps 1952 to 1959 inclUSIve and Bowman 1954 and 1955 andcomplete sets of football cards Bovman 1953 to 1955 inclUSiVe 1968 TIgers team SIgned ball and muchmore a very large LolltlOn of antique and other weapons toys and eollectlbles includIng gtJekeyMouseItems bronzes by Charles SchrcYogel Marshall Fredeneks Charles Manon Russell and others Sliverincluding a stunmng late 19learly 20 century French sterling centerpece paintings by RIchard JerzyWladlslaw Szemer Eduard Von Grutzner John Pluhpp ilAlmagle HughIe Lee Smith Alfred ThompsonWIlliam Wulgery Juhus Oan Melehers and many more graplues by LoUISlcart Curner and ]ves Royuchtensteln Reverend Howard Finster and others Paul H Oelman photographs glass mclwhng Galleclocks pottery and porcelaIn Includmg Dr Wall penod porcelBln Onental rugs antIque and reproducbonfurnIture and mUChmuch more

PREVIEWThursday January 10 - Noon to 8 PM

Friday Tanuary 11 - Noon to 8 PMMonddY January 14 - 10 A M to 5 PM

Romano-DeBets

John and Lmda Bruce andVmcent and Kathy RomanoofGrosse Pomte Farms haveannounced the engagementof their daughter EmIlyLmn Romano to Matthew

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brides brother GeneGargaro III of Grosse PomteShores John BEaganMatthew W Hogan KevinC McCooey and Todd LPollack all of New YorkCity and TImothy JPlunkett of Tarrytown NY

The mother of the bndewore a dress WIth a whIteorganza bodice and blackSIlk charmeuse skirt

The grooms mother worea long fuchSia silk dress

MUSICwas prOVidedby theChnst Church ChOIr of Menand Boys a strmg quartetand organist Fredeflc DeHaven

The bnde earned a bache-lor of sCience degree fromGtnrgftwn llmverslty SheIS a producer and editor forteleVISion With theBloomberg Fmanclal News

The groom earned a bach-elor of arts degree fromGeorgetown UniversIty Heis an mvestment banker mtelecommUnications withSolomon SmIth Barney

The couple traveled toHawau They live InManhattan N Y

fine inCISIOnsm the corneaThose mClSlons change theshape of the cornea Thereshaped cornea focuseshght onto the retma anddtcu VUllunISrestored

Hundreds of thousandsperhaps mJlhons have hadthis surgery and aresupremely satisfied WIth theresults They now get byWithout reachmg for theirglasses or fussmg WIth contact lenses

TA~IK rgery is not frof comphcatlOns No surgeryIS Some people are botheredby the glare from hghtsespeCially at OIght A veryfew have suffered VISionloss If I were younger Iwould have the surgery

I directed thIS answer atnearSightedness LASIKhowever can be used forother VISIonproblems - far-SIghtedness and astIgma-tism

There are proceduresother than LASIK that cor-rect VISIOn LimitatIOns ofspace dont permlt a diSCUS-SIOnof them all

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Academy ChpelThe Most Rev Leonard P

BlaIr and the Rev Gerald EMurray offiCiated at the 6 30P m ceremony which wasfollowed by a receptIOn atthe Country Club of DetrOit

The bride wore a whiteSIlk gown and a cathedral-length veIl both tnmmed mwhite satlO She camed abouquet of white rose andstephanotiS

The maid of honor wasKatherine Re of BronXVIlleNY

ill Juemalds wereMeghan Burns of ChicagoEmily McCabe of New YorkCIty Dott Shea HoblO ofPabadena Cahf KathenneFrederick Webher of RoqtnnCarne Blrgbauer of SanFranCISco and BevanGarrett of Prescott Anz

Attendants woreWedgwood blue satin A-Imegowns and carned bouquetsof multi-colored summerflowers

The best man was thegrooms brother Thomas GGrace Jr of New York City

Groomsmen were the

Eye surgery can freepeople from glassesBy Dr Paul G DonohueSpeCial Wnler

Q Im trymg to deCide If Ishould have laser eyesurgery for nearltlehtpnnpssI am 36 and have worn

Glaises brIng a clearimage to a nearsighted eyeby focusmg mcommg lightdirectly onto the retma

The most common kInd oflaser eye surgery IS LASIKsurgery - laser m SitU ker-atomJleusls (CUR-ah-toe-muh-LOOSE-suss)

The cornea IS the outertOlluh r]PAr povpnn17 of the~y~Oi~ngdirectly m~front ofthe pupil WIth a laserbeam the eye doctor makes

I gl8SCS or contacts for 20yEars I have never beencomfortable With eIther Idgo for the surgery If I couldbe sure It would work and besafe Is It

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eyes that can see thmgs upclose but see distant objectsas a blur The problemcomes from the shape of theeyeball NearSighted eye-balls are elongated andthose eyes focus light mfront of the retma mstead ofon It The retma ltthe eyesfilm which the brain devel-ops mto VIsual pIctures

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Mr and Mrs MichaelJoseph Grace

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Lauren EhzabethGargaro daughter of Mrand Mrs Eugene A GargaroJr of Gros~e Pomte Shoresmarned Michael JosephGrace son of Mr and MrsThomas Gerard Grdce ofRye NY on July 14 2001at the Grosse Pomte

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Service above selfJohn Brooks Rotary District Governor

adclreued the Rotary Club of Grosse Pointerecaat1y with the message Hsuvice above self

As local leaden aud volunteen Rotarians areeoDUDitted to improving their local and globalcummUDities Rotarians pride themselves ontheir abWty to ftad commUDity solutions tolocal and IDternaticmal needs

The mother of the bndewore a full-length Ice graydress With a beaderl bodIce

The grooms mother worea full-length dress With awhIte top and mdescentnavy blue skirt

Scnpture readers wereBruce Wallace ofBrookhaven NY audKenneth Kerr of FairViewTenn

The bnde earned a bachelor of sCience degree fromthe UniversIty of Michiganana a masters degree 10bo-s admmctrRtlOnfr~-w Wayne StateUmverslty She IS a manag-er With Accenture

The groom earned a bach-tlor of SCience dewee fromPennsylvania tateUm erslty ahJ a master sdegree m busmess admmlS-tratlOn from Case WesternReserve He IS a Fordaccount manager WithGoodyear TIre

The newlyweds traveledto Germany SWItzerlandand Italy fhey live m WestBloomfield

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~f Naples Fla on Sept 22DOl at Christ ChurchGrosse Pomte

The Rev BrYant DenmsonJr offiCIatedat the 4 p mceremony which was fol-lowed by a receptIOn at theLochmoorClub

The bride wore an IvorysJlk strapless gown that tea-tured a bodICe and chapel-length tram decorated WIthcrystal beads She carned anosegay of apncot roses

The matron of honor wasthe bndes Sister NancyClark of PalatIne III ThemaId of honor was thebndes sister JennIfer Boydof Hoboken N J

Attendants wore full-length black dresses andcarned bouquets of apncotand wlute roses

The grooms brotherTImothy Pulte of Glen MillsPa was the best man

Groomsman was VincentMlhaltk of IndIanapolis IndUshers were Charles Clarkof Palatme III and ThomasSdhanek of Ann Arbor

lointe Shores ~grandparents are Richardand LUCinda Weiemuller ofGrand Blanc Great-grand-parents are Homer andShirley Welermiller ofGathnbug Tenn

Alexander JamesGraebner

Mr and Mrs DaVidGraebner of Troy are theparents of a son AlexanderJames Graebner born Feb19 2001 Maternal grandparents are the late Mr andMrs M James Walkl of theCity of Grosse PointePaternal grandparents areMr and Mrs HerbertGraebner of Bloomt1eldHills

Andrew GeromettaDreyfuss

Cvnthla and PeterDreYtuss of Naples Fia arethe parents of a son AndrewGerometta Dreyfuss bornMay 16 2001 Maternalgrandparents are JudithPaul of the CIty of GrossePOInte and the late WRonald Paul Paternalgrandparents are Jacquesand Francoise Dreyfuss ofM1amJ Fla

Sylvia ElaineHodges

Matt and Michele Hodgesof Grosse Pomte Park arethe parpnts of a daughterSylVla Elaine Hodges bornSept 26 2001 Maternalgrandparents are Ed andSue Yonne of EastpointePatenlal grandparents areRuth Brant of Carleton TomHodges of Rockwood and thelate Bdl Brant

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Blrmmgham daughter ofCrosby and Juha Boyd ofSanibel Fla formerly oftheCity of Grosse POlnte mar-ned Michael Lynch Pulte Jrof West Bloomfield son ofMichael and Dtbvlah Pulte

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Jude-Philipe DulacLisa Manz-Dulac and

Gerard B Dulac of GrossePomte Farms are the par-pntJl of a son DominIC JudePhlhpe Dulac born Dec 72001 Maternal grandpar-ents are Rosemarie andRichard Manz ofWJ1hams1leNY Paternalgrandparents are Georgetteand Bertrand Dulac ofRancho Palos Verdes Cahf

Jacob JosephShaheen

j Mr and Mrs Joseph Mghaheen of Mmneapohs arertbe parents of a son Jacob-lJoseph Shaheen born July25 2001 Grandparents are

1Grosse Pomters DeShaheen Ted Zberanowskirand the late Joseph JlShaheen

Jenna MarieShaheen

trMr and Mrs Paul Vincentaheen of Orland Park

I are the parents of a~aughter Jelna Mariegthaheen born Aug 13~OOI Granoparents arelarosse Fomters De~haheen Ted Zberanowskyand the late Joseph~haheenI Mary Kathryn Weiermiller Curt and AnneWeiermdler of Grosse PomteWoodsare the parents of a~aughter Mary KathrynfWelermlller born June 212001 Maternal grand par-~nts are George and MaryiEllen Dakmak of GrosseI

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Detroit which is celebratLng Its 16th 8Dnlversary ISalocally run affiliate and ISresponsible for raiSingfunds and volunteers tosupport its building effortsHabitat for DetrOIt willcomplete Its 100th house 111Detroit by spnng 2002

Mens groupmeets Jan_ 4 11

The Ecumenical Men sFnday Breakfast group WIllmeet at 730 am FndayJan 4 at Grosse Pomt~Memorial Church 16Lakeshore m Grosse PomteFarms The speaker WIll beSydney Rooks of fort StreetPresbyterian Churchs OpenDoor program

On Fnday Jan 11 DrNed Chalet will be thespeaker for the group wluchmeets every week andserves breakfast Chalet5topic will be PosltveJeWlBhHIStory Smce Jesus

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Detroit IS commltted torebuilding the Core CityNeIghborhoods area ofDetroit through a ho1Jstlcapproach that addresses notonly the phYSIcal redevelop-ment of the neIghborhoodbut also the social needs ofthe residents and local bUSI-nesses whIch have been mthe area

HabItat for HumanityInternatIonal an ecumem-cal Chnsban muustry dedI-cated to tlmunaTmg povertyhousing 18 celebrating lts25th anniversary Foundedby Millard Fuller alongwith hISwife Tmda Habitatfor Humamtv Internationaland its affiliates in morethan 2000 UllllllUIl tu~s in81 nations have bUllt andsold more than 100000homes to partner familiesWIth no-profit zero-interestmortgages Families con-tnbute 300 hours of volun-teer labor to support theirhouse construction

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In the back from left are Georle Nicholaon of Groue IoJDte Partners andHabitat Detroit the KeY VBruce RiCdon of Grosee Poiate Uemorial CbWCbandPartnere Jack SChwab of Bank ODe lUld Habitat Robert Dewaelsche of HabitatJack W1Wamaof the Partners Uld John Molk prealclent of Habitat

In the froat from left are Chase cunnlaghm of Groue IoJDte Partne LUlie SldaIier of Ccue City Nclghborhooda TrlD1 LeIrN Uld Sam Smith andiUzabullbeth WIlliam bullbull both of Groen Pointe PartDen Partners

The banks philOiiuhyofpartnershIps Jllustrated mIts motto Bank One onewith the commumty hascontnbuted to Its fifth consecutIve outstandingCommunity ReinvestmentAct rating Schwab said

Construction on thIShouse was started InAugust Thats pretty fastSchwab said

Tne Partners has recentiy~g n reoenng househuldfixtures and cabmetry fromhouses slated for demolitionin the Grosse Pointe areaaccordmg to Jack Williamsa member of the PartnersH~ says Items recoveredWIll beuro placecl in Habitthomes through the organi-zations ReStore programReStore accepts donationsof surplus bUlldmg materi-als from contractors andsells them to low-mcomehomeowners for a nommalfee

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Meditation -The Glftsl-Scnpture Matthew 2 112Peter C Smith preaching

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Grosse Pointe Partners Bank One make surethat Detroit family has home for the holidays

ChrIstmas came a fewdays early when Tnm leWiSreahzed the dream of ownmg her own house - thanksto the Grosse PomtePartners and Bank One

On Dec 22 representatIves from Bank One andthe Partners dedIcatedleWISShouse In HabItat forHumamty DetrOItsTncentennial Village m thecitys Core CItyNeIghborhoods

The Rev V Bruce RIgdonsemor JJastor of GrosseP(llntE Memonal ChurchwhIch IS a member of thePartners SaId Chnstmas ISa story of homelessnessand a story of dlscovenngGods love

Habitat IS a programthat bnngs out the very bestIn everybody he saId ItprOVIdesa safe wholesomeplace where famIlIes canlearn to love God and serveeach other

Grosse Pomte Partnelllfounded in 1997 IS a collab-oratIon of 12 churches mvanous Grosse Pomte com-munities The PartnersraIse money and recruit vol-unteer support to buildHabItat houses In additionto Detroits TricentenmalVillage the Partners havehelped build Habitat housesin West Virginia and CostaRlIll

~Bank One UI proud of itspartnershIp with the GQ~Pointe Partners and work-ing with its volunteersespecially its youth volun-teers said Jack Schwabvice president Bank Oneand board member ofHabitat fUT Humanity-Miclugan It was inspira-tIOnal for me to see thoseyoung people working here

This was the fifth housesponsored by Bank Onewhich has built the homesthrough partnerships withcommunity organizationshke the Groll8e Pomte

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A httle-known VOIceJahaziel spokeIn the name of the God of all the earthFear not and be not dismayed forThe battle ISnot yours but GodsYouwill not need to fight in thIS battleTake your positions stand still and seeThe VlctOryof the Lord on your behalf

ABCD- A BIble Chapter Dady -Is one of many ways to read the BibleFor my own and other lIves On The HillDuri1g late August to late October ABeDsIhe Chromcler of some 2400 years agoHelped heart-mmd-floul Ul 2001 ADDowhat ISnght In the sight of the Lord

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This and much more 1D the two books ofChronicles the conclusion of the HebrewScnptures I find veri contemporary that 1SFull of most relevant meanmll for todayThese leaet often e~d h~k5 rThe Chnstiar ~ibJes 66 are full ofDowns and ups destructive and reneWIng

The Pastors CornerBy the Rev Gutav Kopkll JrSt James Lutheran Church

Wedo not know what to doBut 0 Lord our eyes are on you bullFor decades I have loved to pray theseWords ascnbed to DIetnch BonhoetferGerman Lutheran Pastor and TeacherAnti-NaZI martyr executed m 1945 Just before the Allies liberated my natIve land

One month after the unMuslim terrorI read on October 11 m II ChroniclesTlus prayer of Jehoshaphat who didWhat was nght gtn the SIght of thELord 0 Lord God of our fathers do you not ruleOver all the kmgdOfISof the natlOnsIn your hand are power and mIght

So that none ISable to WIthstand youIf ~~comes ~por us ue ~tllstLTdBefore you and cry to you mOur affllctlon and you WIllhear and saveWhom the Exodus forces on their way toThe promIsed land had not mvadedWere now terronzmg With destructive force

They reward us by coming to dnve usOut of your promIsed land America0 our God will you not execute judgmentOn them For we are powerlessAgamst what IScommg agamst usWe do not know what to doBut our eyes are on you

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funded under an mvestIgd-tor-Initiated research grantfrom the NatIOnal Instituteon Drug Abuse Surveys ofnationally representativesamples of Amencan highschool benlOrs were begun m1975 makmg the class of2001 the 27th such c1assurveyed Surveys of 8thand 10th graders wereadded to the delgn In 1991maklOg the 2001 natIOnallyrepreentatIve samples the11th such classes surveyed

The sample blzes m 2001are 16800 8th graders14300 10th graders and13300 12th graders for atotal of 44300 students mall

behaVIOr or SOCialproblemshave later been diagnosedWIth VISIOnproblems

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We cherish our chddrenWe should chensh theIrVIlOn too An eye care pro-feSSIOnal can make all thedifference

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types of changes you mightexpect to result from shiftsm the advertlsmg miX agreater amount of negatIvenews coverage or less favor-able portrayals of smokmgIn entertmnment program-mmg

There IS also eVldenpetrom the study that ciga-rettes have become some-what less avaIlable to teensThe proportlOn of 8thgraders s8)lng that It wouldbe ~falrly easy or veryedlgtY tor tnem to get cIga-rettes 11 they wanted somehas fallen from 77 percent In1996 to 68 percent In 2001Among 10th graders theproportIOn fell somewhatless from 91 percent to 86percent over the same timeperIOd The mvestlgatorsnote however that the greatmajority of these youngteens stIll say that they haveready access to cIgarettes

Will these favorabletrends In cigarette smokmgamong young people contm-ue

The reductIOns in thenumbers of teens who aresmokmg or who are accept-mg of smokln should helpto deter other teens fromstartmg Johnston saidBut the fact that the pro-portlOn who 1udge smokingto be dangerous IS no longernSlng may be an early warn-ing Sign of a slowdown m thedeclme in teen smokmg

Monitonng the Future IS

By Dr Howard Purcell(NAPS) - Heres an eye-

openmg statistic Only 9percent of Amencan chl1-dren have had an eye exambefore they entlr schoolThat can lead to more prob-lems than parents mayImaglne

Parents should take theirchtldren to an eye care professlOnal for a comprehen-SIve eye exam - not slinplya Vlblon screenlng - by theage of three again beforestartmg Bchool and everyyear while In school

Cherish childrens vision

A thorQugh eXRmlfllltonconsists of more than Simplyreading a chart It tests notonly VISIOn but also pro-VIdes information about thechilds overall health profile

Many children who havefared poorly at school or whohave demonstrated negative

A conSiderable body ofresearch - some of It basedon Momtorlng the Futuredata -- has shown that pncecan be an Important deter-rent to smokmg for youngpeople Work reported lastmonth by the UM investiga-tors at the World ConferenceUll 8111ukmg or health InNew Orlean hows thatsince 1997 the proportIOn ofstudents reportmg frequentexposure to antl-smokmgads has Increased conslder-~blJ Iu t1nA dJC lUU1JOTuuncredltmg the ads With actu-ally helpmg to mfluencethem not to smoke hasIncreased substantially aswell

Smce 1995 there has beensome mcrease at all gradelevels m the proportIOns ofstudents sa)lng that pack-a-day smokers run a greatrisk of harmmg them-selves (phjrsJcaHy UJ Jamp uLLerways) although thiS beliefdid not mcrease any furtherIn lOOl (Thl MODltonng theFuture study has shown per-ceived harm to be an Impor-tant deterrent to young peo-ples use of a number of Ilhc-It drugs)

While many adultsbeheve that young peopleunderstand the dangers ofsmokmg our data suggestthat a lot of tettllgt stIli donot particularly the youngerteens Johnston saId Forexample Some 43 percent oftodays 8th graders stili donot thmk there is a greatnsk associated With pack-a-day smokmg

In addition there hasbeen some Increase smce1996 (1997 for 12th graders)In students personal dIsap-proval of smokmg

These findmgs suggestthat It IS not Just pnce thatIS actmg as a deterrent toclgarltte use JohnstonsaId There have been someunderlymg changes mImportant beliefs and atti-tudes as well These are the

to management about futureplans for the faclhty lnclud-Il~g new equipment diS-counts mcentlves and pro-grams

If you really enj)y a goodhealth club It can becomeyour home away from homeThe people you meet and thegood feehngs of accomphsh-ments and results can beworth It If you find the rightone Ask all the nght questwns and research the localfaclhtles to find the perfectmatch for you

Kellv rrdfrn B S C S CS lS a p~rsonal tramer and the owner of PowerBreak FUness If you have afitness or tramlng questIOne-matl Kelly atletters kfwShearstsc com orwnte her m care of KmgFeatures Weekly SerVicePO Box 536475 OrlandoFL 32853-6475

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shown Important dechnes III2001 bpeclfically I

ThIS year about one Inevery 18 8th-graders (5 1percent) IS a current dallysmoker one of every eight10th graders (122 percent)and about one In every five12th graders (19 percent)These dallr smo~lng rate~are down proportIOnallyfrom ther peak levels In1996 (1997 III the case of the12th graders) by about one-half one-third and one11 ltlrtn1j nt~~t~u~~) Thrare down proportlOnally Justfrom last years levels by 26percent 13 percent and 8percent respectively

These important dechnesm teen smokmg did not Justhappen by chanceJohnston said A lot of mdl-vlduals and organizatIOnshave been making concertedefforts to bnng down theunaccectlblv hgh rates ofsmokmg am~ng ~ur youth ~

Amon~ the efforts henotes are a number thatemerged from the tobaccosettlement between thestates and the tobacco com-panies

The Joe Camel advertIS-Ing campaign was endedbillboard adYertlBlng of ciga-rettes was ehmmated andantlsmoklng advertlsmgcampaigns werp Inltated bythe newly formed AmencanLegacy FoundatIOn that wasfunder under the settle-ment Johnston saidFurther a number of stateslaunched their own antl-smokmg ad campaignsullIe aiso raIsed theIr excisetaxes on cigarettes and theIndustry raised prices morder to cover their costsfrom the settlement On topof all of thIS the mdustryreceived a great deal of neg-ative pubhclty dunng themld- to late-1990s as theIrpast practices were exposeddunng the htigatlOn processWIth the states and m thefederal regulatory debates

Abullrnelcan Councll onExerCise (ACE) and TheNatlOoal Strength andCondltlOmng ASSOCiatIon(NSCA) There are othersthat Just requIre a weekendcourse Find out how manyyears the person has beentralnmg and whether theyhave a degree m the field

The third Issue IS conve-mence You want to be surethe faclhty IS easy to get tofrom your home or Job If Ittakes you too long to getthere or It IS out of your wayyou may be wastmg yourmoney

FInally check the avad-ablhty of classes and equip-ment VISit the faCIlIty at theapprOXImate time you planto exercise so you can seeow busy thmgs are Youdont want your one-hourworkout to ake two hours tocomplete because yourewaltmg on machmesl Talk

Areyou ayoung adult troubled f)with lower back problems f-

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Thursday Jan 10 at 7 pmCnnnely Auditorium at Bon SeCburs Hospital468 Cadieux at E lefferson in Grosse Pointe

Daniel Elskens MD a Bon Secours Cottage neurosurgeon explainS the mostcommon reasons for low back pain In young and middle-aged adults such assports InJunes or lumbar strain He also discusses current treatment methods thatInclude minimallY invasive procedures and dlscectomles (removal of the damageddiSC from between the spine bones) The lecture IS directed at men and womenbehleen the ages of S 21d soA Questlon-and-answer session IS Included and refreshments are servedRtst1Il11()n~ Irt rlQUlred

For more information or to pre-register callCommunity Health Promotion at (586) 779-7900

Included high school seniorsSinCE 1975 and natIOnallyrepresentative samples of8th and 10th graders since1991 QuestIOnnaires areadministered to students Intheir c1asbroomb by ISR staflmembem each sprmg

Current smokmg (definedac S10klng- one or ffi0rc Cig-arettes dunng the past 30days) had been decllmngsteadily blnCe the reLentpeak levels reached m 1996among 8th and lOthgraders and m 1lt1lt17~TTHO

12th graders Between 1996and 2001 current smokmgamong 8th graders fell from21 percent to 12 percentand among lOth gradersfrom 30 percent to 21 per-cent

Among 12th graders cur-rent smokmg fell from 37percent m 1997 to 30 per-cent In 2001 - a proportion-al decline of about two-tenthb Thus the youngerage groups have shown thegreatest Improvement so farThe drop In current smokmgthat occurred Just thiS year- of 2 5 percentage POintsm 8th grade and 2 6 percent-age POints In 10th grade -are highly statistically slg-mficant while the Z percent-age-pomt dechne In 12thgrade fell Just short of bemgsjgIhficai1t

Prior to the peak teensmokmg rates reached Inthe mld-1990s currentsmokmg among 8th and10th graders had been nsmgrapIdly With about a 50 per-cent mcrease ocrurringbetvccn 1991 and 19SGSmoklllg had been nsmgamong 12th graders as wellthough not by as large a pro-portlOn

The rates of dally currentsmokmg m the three gradelevels (defined as havmg oneor more cigarettes per dayover the past 30 days) havehnwtl parallel trends tothose for any current smok-mg and hkewlse have

slOn on thp tRrihn eqmp-ment You might want to askwho cpans the equipmentSamtary facilities careabout thelr members

Second check the quahfi-catIOns of the staff You wantto be bure ~haL the peoplewho are showmg you how toexercise know what they aredomg Ask to talk directly tothem and ask questIOns Letthem know If you plan to usea personal tramer whatyour health history IS andwhat your goals are fortrammg The more thoroughyou can explam your previ-ous expenences the easier ItWIll be for the trainer to fig-ure out what w111work foryou

Some highly recogmzedcertificatIOns for perconaltramers are from TheAmencan College of SportsMedlcme (ACSM) The

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Teen smoking declines sharply in 2001In a year In which good

news seems hard to come bythere IS some good newsfrom the health frontCigarette smoking the leadIng cause of preventabledeath and disease In thiscountry IS falling harplyamong American teenagers

The latest natIOnal surveyIn the ~MoOltorJng theFuture~ smes conducted bythe Umverslty of MichiganInstitute for Social Research(lSR) shoy s that teen smok-mg IS rapidly dechnmg

t)WlOO on natIOnally repre-sentative surveys of some44000 students In grades 810 and 12 18k research SCIentlsts have found that ado-lescent smokmg IS dechmngat a vigorous pace ThiS con-trasts to the dramaticincrease In teen smokingobserved In the early 199Ossays study director Lloyd DJohnston

Because the ~~n yearsare cntlcal In the mitiatlOnof HIIMIy aU hfetlme smok-mg habits what happensdunng that developmentalpenod IS vital to the eventu-al health and longeVity ofeach generatIOn JohnstonSald Thats what made thesharp Increase In the early1990s so wornsome and It ISalso what makes thiS

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Shop around-fot the best health club

dechne hich began In thelattpr half of the 1990s soenCUUlil~mg

The 2001 Momtonng theFuture survey Included stu-dents m 424 publH and pn-vate secondary schoolsthroughout the cotermmousUmted Statpl Tnhls~on andfellow social psychologistsJerald G Bachman andPatnck M OMalley havebeen conducting the studysince 1975 With supportprovIded by the NationalInstitute on Drug Abuse oneof the NatIOnal Institutes ofHealth m the U SDepartment of Health andHuman ServIces

The annual surveys have

By Kelly Griffin BSCSCS

With the New Year youmay find yourself resolvmgto lose the same 10 or 15pounds you swore to workoff last year Couldnt do It

fon your own Perhaps ItStime to conSider JOlnmg agym or health club

There are plenty of bene-fits In JOining a fitness faCil-Ity You get a vanety ofequIpment and classes tochoose trom Meetmg peopleIS easy You can get helpstartmg a routme from anattendant or trameI If youare looking to Jom a fitnessfaclhty for the first time orwould hke to shop aroundfor a better one than the oneyou currently attend hereare some tips for finding thebest one for the money

First and foremost makesure the eqUipment IS keptm good workmg condItIOnIn any facthty aflty shouldbe first Check for rustedcableb or weight plates duston the machines and corro-

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Grosse Pointe public libraryis ready for a taxing situation

http Ilwwwtreas state ml Will bl mg yOU up to dateus They still have only B~t most of us use mOreyear 2000 forms SQ youll straightforward sourcesJust have to watt untIl The most popul~ pertheyre good and ready to sonal tax gude 18 J K

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recent cnes on hand bothbusmess reference andclTCulatmg so you cancheck tt out of the libraryfor a couple of weeksYoull want the 2002 edl-bon to cover your 2001taxes

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Before we have all theforms are ready to go at forms we put out gIvehttp IIwww Cldetroitml us away copes of

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Youll find state ofM1clugan tax fonns at

You neednt worry aboutthat Eventually every-thmg wdl be onlme Youcan go m through thebookmark on our homepage which should takeyou straight to the 2001forms and mstrucbons

If you prefer you cantype 1( thp wph addressand then follow dIrectlonsor icons to get to formsand mstructlons Thefederal tax site ishttp IIwwwrsgov Most ofthe federal forms areupdated but check theeaJ Some still are 2000Some are 2002

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Even so while the restof the world was celebrat-109 the holIdays a few ofyou came to the hbrary tofind out when well putthe tax stuff out

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Old you seTYeThe UmtedStates Nvy MemonalFoundatlOn m WashingtonDC has estabhshed theNavy Log m an effort tohonor all naval veteranswho have served our coun-try

The Navy Log IncludesNavy Manne Corps CoastGuard and MerchantManners The Navy Log hasthus far collected the names

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ThlS is a good Sign thattravelers are takmg a en-ous mterest m protectingtheir vacation mvestmentsllld Larry Dickens chrectorof vendor relations for AMTravel Agency We wantpeople to mamtam theirnormal travel habIts andtrip insurance prOVIdes anextra level of securitv

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Woods deputy comptrollerRobert Kraft told commis-SIon members he would seekpnce quotes from mulbplepnnters

Smce the booklet IS forthe reSIdents of GrossePomte Woods and that anaverage of 50 booklets IS ds-tnbuted by the city clerk tonew resdents each monthKraft agreed addItIOnalfundlng could be obtamedfrom the citys operatingbudget to support the cost ofnMntlnlJ ~n PYnltnllPCl Pelt-tlOn a~cordingto tree com-mlSsion documents

We dont have the fundsIn tlns years budget to addthe four pages but wereproceedmg to develop tha~Dickinson sad We hope mthe next fi1cal year wellinclude that in our budget

Tasty broccoh amp garhcIS a perfect SIde dsh wthbeef poultry or seafoodSteam the broccoh aheadto save time Double therecipe for larger groups

My brotherm-law CarlHankla helped me pre-_ +l- Irl ~ 41~ n 1 u - -

ful broccoh We served Itwth beef tenderlolIl andmashed potatoes (pre-pared by my other brother-In-law Dan Caton) Themeal was e~oyed by myentlr~ famly

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400 PM YOUNG VIEW POTNTF-Sl pbeal )oulh sho featunng students reJXgtnmg00 a anel) of educallonal loples (Repealed M iun 600AM 1 Ifi un 810 PM)

4)0 PM HTERCOI_OR WOR~JlOPRenowned local artist (arol LaChlUsa demonlralealereolor lechnlques SImple enough for begmnerltHI challengmg 10 the epenenced artist (RepealedM-Sun 610 -M 1IWflltun 9 ()()PM)

500 PM VITALITYPLtA half hour of hod) Il1mng and epklci bolngexercIe cia 1WIF-iiun tepleklxllIlgTffhiat Tone IRepeated M iun 7 00 AM)

530 PM fLSICAtiTORY11MtJAMBOREEHosls 11 GlOria from the Central Llonmand MI~ Paula lhe Mem 1u~ Maer ofter a Ihalf hour of tones dnu mule lor children(T rrh~1 0 PM onl) )

BOllshallow water m asteamer pot add the broccob and cover Steam for 3to 4 mmutes (It Mil stillbe bnght green) drainand set aSIde Heat the 011in a large nonbtlck slolletAdd the garhc oreganoand broccoh and sauteuntIl the garlic becomesgolden about 4 to 5 mm-utes

A LA ANNIE

By Annie RouleauSCheriff

(from ajar)14 teaspoon crushed

red pepper flakes(optional)

Every new resldent getsa copy of thIS book

Is a beautiful bookDickmson sllld It was theTree Commisswns contnbu-bon to the Ctys 50thanmversary along Mth theHlstoncal CommIssionschronology of the Woods

The proposed four-pageexpanSlOn wlll have room foraddltional hlstoncal mfor-mation

We have plans tomcrease the content of thebook mcluding a map thatMil show all the varieties oftrees on the walkin~ path atLake Front Park said AllenDlckmson the Woods citycouncIl represent8tlve to thetree commisson

Commumty Tree Bookletpublished by the GrossePomte Woods TreeCommlSSlont WIll includemajor changes accordmgto commlssion members

GROSSE POINTE WAR MEMORIALS

TV5TELEVISION FOR THEWHOLE COMMUNITY

Holidays are over its time to getback to healthy eating

Add the roaeted pepperand crushed red pepperand toss for an add1tonal2 to 3 mmutes SeasonwIth salt and pepper IfdeSIred Serve hot

910AM InUIT PUISA half hour deroblc ccrclse class (Repeated M-SunII 00 PM)

938 AM POSITIVELY lOSlTIVEFTOIIA LtOld IVrllIhl HauseHosts JeaOle kNell and Lit AIen bull an upllftmg half-hour of JX1li lItltudc and Ideas (Repealed M-sunII 0 P1 MVr gtun 9 0 PM)

10ooA1 WHOS ll THE KITCHEllGllel Ptrld PerHost Chue Kaess eools With local eclebntles(Repelcd 1 un IHJnghl TThS 1( 0 PM)

1038 M ISIIgt ARTArt amp Poem(Repclted 1n 12 gtOAM 1Wif-Sun5 gt0 PM)

1100 A OlT OF THE ORDINARY bullbullINTO TIfJ- EXTRAORDI1oIARYGuesl jail SII ImagerHolaquol ROOcrtTa Ir prcoent an etraordmal) half-hour01 poopk p1ac~ nd Icka (Repealed M Sun 00AvI 1 n h ial 9-00 P1)

1130 11 THF ~OCSHOWCelller fOI Peace amp tOIlfcl Sludies WSUHot rrJIl ehonLnhltrg and her gues dl~U toptcalld e Ill 01 panleuldr Inlerest to en lOT ~IIIZtn(Reptaled M un 1 ~()AM TffhSal ( 00 PM)

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110 PM THt EASTSIDE EAMIJilERRonald 1 f)gtIIafd HOllie

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Broccoli amp Garlic1 pound broccoli flo-

rets (the tops of thetrees)

2 teaspoons olive oilS garlic cloves

minced14 teaspoon dried

oregano14 cup thinly sliced

roasted red pepper

Its time to pItch theChristmas cookles thenuts the pies and cakesand other sweet holidaydehght that youvetucked around thelutchen

Its tlntl to get healthyStart the new year

nght by treatmg yourbody to the fresh fruitsand vegetables that areavaIlable year round

ThIS weeks feature IS aIiT l ~1o hrgt +-1) 0 ~11 tJ 1 -

broccoli that S SImple toprepare and puts a littleZIpmto the popular greenvegetable

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DAYTIME PROGAAMVIING FOR THE WEEK OF JANUARY 06 - JANUARY 13

Woods tree booklet is branching outBy EsradLindbergStaff Wnter

A local group of treefdncJ~r 1S lvukifl~ for aprmter to manufacture1000 addItlonal copIes of agulde to area trees I

A new edItIon of the

1+1Martini lounge

amp Wine BarUve Music Friday lk saturdaY

January 3 2002Grosse Pointe New8 Metro calendar 76

Periodontal disease may lead to seriousmedical conditions but it is treatable

For addItional Informa-tIOn on penodontal dIseaseVISIt www arestm com orcall (866) 2737864

Interestingly In a recentsurvey of 1000 Amencansover half rated regular den-tal VISItsand teeth cleanmgshIgher than gettmg regullt1cholesterol checks Howeverfar fewer request a dentalscreemng that could predIcttheIr chances of contractingpenodontal disease

nate the remaming bactenathat cant be reached dunngthe SRP procedure ArestmIS a fast and easy treatmentthat IS Omfortable forpatients anesthesia IS notneeded

ExhUttIona ShowAt the DIA

From the old masters tothe finest m modern art dIS-cover the gallerIes and exhI-bItIOns of the DetrOItInstItute of Arts The play-tmngs of the baby boomergeneratIOn are the focus ofphotographer DaVIdLevmthals VIVidexhIbItionSmall Wonder Worlds In aBox runnmg throughSunday Feb ~ The eventsof late 16th and 17lh centu-ry England and the beautyof nature are reflected m theexhIbItion Garden Imageryin English EmbrOIdery openthrough Sunday March 10Amencas oldest culturaltralhtlOnb are celebrared mthe exhIbItion Dance of theForest Spmts A Set ofNative American Masksthrough May 2002 Museumhours are Wednesdaythrough Fnday from 11 amto 4 pm and Saturday andSunday from 11 a m to 5p m Recommended admisSlon IS $4 for adults and $1for chIldren and studentsCall (313) 833-7963

On go nDSO notes

The DetrOlt SymphonyOrchestras DetrOlt EdlsonFoundabon Pops returns toOrchestra Hall 3711Woodward m DetrOitThursday Jan 10 throughSunday Jan 13 for StarsStllpes and Pops with trumpeter Marcus BelgravePerformances are scheduledfDr Thursday at 8 pmFriday and Saturday at 8 30P m and Sunday at 3 p m

T1ckets range from $19 to$75 Call (313) 576-5100

weekly workouts are $78 fortwo sessions $106 for threesessIOns or $124 for four ses-sIOns RegIster today forJanuary classes mcludmgGolf Tae Kwon Do KarateYoga TennIS GUItar AdultConversational GreekSmart Women FinIsh FIrstand Watercolors MacombCounty Commumty Collegeoffers a WIdevanety of waysto expand your honzons attheir AssumptIOn CulturalCenter campus To regIsterfor MCC programs call(586) 4984000PreregIstratIOn IS reqUIredfor most AssumptIOn cours-es Call (586) 779-6111

DO YOU bullbullbullwant to be in the metro calendar

Then fill out ttns form send 111096llterctleval Grosse PootErFarms 48236 or fax to (313) 882-1585 by 3 P m Fnday

EventDateTimePlaceCostQuestions CallContact Person

Recently dentISts andhygJemsts have begunaddmg the antIbIOticArestm a locally admmls-tered antibiotIc to help fightpenodontal dIsease to theSRP procedure The antlblotic ISapphed dIrectly to themfected area helpmg ehml-

serious health condItionsBecause penodontal dIS-

ease is a chrome bactenalmfectlOn It can be treatedWIth an antibIOtic TypIcaltreatment for penodontaldisease mcludes scaling androot planing also known asSRP This non-surgIcal procedure Involves deep clean-mg above and below thegum hne to remove plaquethat has bUIlt up

Parents who SIgn up for aKalo class can take advan-tage of free KIddIeKalolBaby Sitting Mondaythrough Thursday from 9 30to 10 a m Nonreglsteredparents pay $1 for fuddleKalo The 17-statlOnNauttlus weIght traInIngroom IS open Mondaythrough Thursday from B to1030 a m and 6 to 830 p mand Fnday from 8 to 1030a m The fee IS $50 for twodays per week $70 for threedays per week or $4 fordrop-m users KaloExerciseJNautilus combo

Ford Houseexperiences

Expenence the grandeurof one of AmencasCastles at the Edsel ampEleanor Ford Houlgte llUULakeshore m Grosse PomteShores Tours WIllbe offeredon the hour Tuesdampythrnugh Sunday from noonto 4 pm Monday Jan 7through Sunday March 31The Ford House Will beclosed Monday Jan 21through Monday Feb 4 TheTea Room will be closeduntil Sunday March 31Tonrllt re ~n for nnlh ~ifor semors -and $4-f~~--~~I~dren Grounds admISSIon IS$5 Annual Passes are avaIl-able for $18 Call (313) 884-4222

Assumption offeringsA full schedule of classes

and events aWalt you at TheAssumptIOn CulturalCenter Reach a npw tab- ofwell-being and cardlOvascular fitness by slgnmg up forKalosomatlcs exercIse pro-grams which combme aero-bICSWIth walking runningstretchmg elements of yogaand k1ckboxmg The WinterSession will run throughSaturday March 2 Fees are$52 tor two-day seSSIOns$74 for three-day sessIOnsand $94 for four-day ses-sions There IS a 25 ilis-count for semors

1~~SehnskyGreen FarmhouseMuseum located dIrectlybehmd the St ClaIr ShoresPubhc LIbrary LIsted In theMIchIgan State RegIster ofHlstonc Sites thIS farm-house IS owned by the CItyof St ClaIr Shores dnd oper-ated by the St Clair ShoresHlstoncal CommISSIOn Thehouse IS open for toursWednesday and Saturdayfrom 1 to 4 pm Call (586)771-9020

If left untreated gIngIVltlScan progress to penodontltlswhen the plaque spreadsbelow the gum lIne Toxmsm the bactena can destroythe bone and gum that surround the teeth creatmgpockets for bactena to accumulate As the pocketsbecome deEpermOrEroom screated for bactena to growEventually these bactenaenter the blood streampotentially leadIng to morc

In the early stage of pen-odontal dIsease the gumscan become red swollen andbleed eaSily At thIS stagethe dIsease IS reverSIble andcan be ehmmated throughroutme dental cleanmgs anddaily brushing and flossmg

Gum dIsease IS a senouschroDlc bactensl mfectlonthat attacks and destroysthe gums and bones thathold your teeth in place ThemfectlOn occurs when dentalplaque a sticky sometimescolorless film accumulateson the surfaces of the teeth

tal infections - and othermore serious diseases Thispotentlal connectionbetween gum disease andserious condItions such asheart ilisease diabetes andlow bIrth rate babIes ISsoberin~ news

Farmhouse museumStep back into the daJly

hfe of a mid19th centuryfarm famIly livmg m EnnTownshiP now St ClairShores WIth a tour of the

Educationalopportunities

Take advantage of educa-tional opportunities WIthLIfelong Learning classes atSt Peter the ApostleElementary School 19800AnIta In Harper WoodsFashIOn your own greetmgswith a Card Makmg classMondays Jan 14 throughFeb 4 from noon to 2 p mThe fee IS $75 Shape upWIth ExerCise Classes formature adults Tuesdaysand Thursdays Jan 15through May 30 from 9 15to 10 15 a m or 10 30 to11 30 a m The fees are $90for ~woUllYII ~r w~eK$45for one day per week or $3for walk-ms Harper Woodslibranan Suzanne Kent WIlllead a free Book ReviewWednesday Jan 16 from 1to 2 pm m St PetersPansh House Those whohave completed theBeginner Computer coursecan partake In anIntroductIOn to WordMondavs Jan 14 throu2hFeb 4 from 9 to 11 a m Thefee IS$70 Computer classesfor Begmners will be offeredWednesdays Jan 16through Feb 6 from 1130am to 2 p m or ThursdaysJan 17 through Feb 7 from9 to 11 30 a m The fee IS$90 SIgn up for anIntemetlE-Mail CourseWednesdays Jan 16~hrough Jan 30 from 9 to11 a m The fee IS $75PreregIstratIOn ISrequestedCall (586) 493-0917

Pointes pastExperience Grosse

Pointes past WIth a freegwded tour of the GrossePomte Hlstoncal o~letysProvencal-Weir House c1823 376 Kercheval mGrosse POinte FarmsSaturday Jan 12 from 1 to4 p m Guests can learnabout 19th Century hfe inGrosse Pomte vIew anexhIbIt of hlstonc pho-tographs and Visit the newlyrenovated Log Cabin c1840 on the property Innddibon they can purchaseVIdeos featurmg GrossePomte h1S1)ryand relatedpubhcations and productsCall (313) 884-7010

Call (313) 833-4249

TTnfnrhmatelv less thanone-fifth of those WIth thecondItion seek treatmEntThe firstever SurgeonGenerals Report on OralHealth In Amenca suggeststhat there are strong assocI-atIOns between oral mfec-tlOns - pnmanly penodon-

At present nearly 75 per-cent of people over age 35have some stage of gum dIS-ease accordmg to theAmerIcan DentalHYgIeniStsAsSOCIation

Even though It IS the sec-ond most prevalent dIseasem the Unlted States -affectmg nearly one out ofevery four Amencans -many people are unawarethat penodontal dIsease andgum disease are dIfferentnames for the same condI-tIOn

Oral health problems currently cause employed adultsto lose more than 164 million hours of work every year

(NAPS) - Healthy gumsare the key to better healthfor everyone however 50mI1hon Amencans currentlysuffer from gum dIsease(penodontal dIsease) Leftuntreated gum ilisease mayserve as a gateway to manyother medIcal condItionsThe good newS IS that whenit is caught early periodon-tal dIsease IS reversibleAnd new there are moreways than ever to treat it

in Ann Arbor The fee IS $10or $5 for DHS membersReservations are requiredCall (313) 833-1405

Live a LeaRiWar Memorial Update

Enhance your mmd bodyand SPlnt by partaking mthe courses and adventuresoffered at the Grosse PomteWar MemOrial 32Lakeshore In Grosse PomteFarms Develop balance andflelOblhty WIth Yang StyleTal Cm Mondays Jan 7through Feb 25 from 6 30to 7 30 pm or fuesdaysJan 8 through Feb 26 fro~7 35 to 8 35 P m The feesllft ~tgtuor ~ll lor semorsIncrease your stamma andstrength WIth Hatha YogaMondays Jan 7 throughFeb 25 from 830 to 10 amor 7 to 8 30 pm for contmumg students or 10 15 to1145 a n for begmnersClasses WIllalso be offeredThursdays Jan 10 throughFeb 28 from 735 to 905pm for begInners The feeis $70

Explore the tradItIOnalpnnciples of drawmg WIthWorkmg From the FigureWednesdays Jan 9 throughFeb 27 from 1 to 4 pm Thefee is $90 Pohsh your pos-ture WIth The FeldenkralsMethod Thursdays Jan 10through Feb 21 from 730to S30 pm or Fndays Jan11 through Feb 22 from 9to 10 am Tne fee IS $10Preregister using yourMaster Card or Visa via faxat (313) 884-6638 e-MalIwwwwarmemonal org orcall (313) 881-7511

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Grosse POInte mUniCIpali-ties and Harper Woods Theevent IS an Ideal afterglowdestInatlon for those attend-Ing the DetrOItAuto DealersAsSOCIations NorthAmerican InternatIOnalAuto Show Chanty PrevIewon that same rught Ticketsto thIS elegant black tieoptional evenmg of dmmgand danCIng are $85ReservatIOns are reqUIredProceeds benefit ChIldrensServIces of the NortheastGUIdance Center Call (313)884-8691

AU that jazzJazz guItarIst Tim

Bowman and hIS band WIll

headhne A Jazzy Afterglowbenefitmg Barat ChIld andFanuly Services a dIVISIOnof Matnx Human SeeVlesFrIday Jan 11 at theInternational Banquet ampConference Center of theAthenaeum SUIte Hotel 400Monroe in DetrOitFestiVlties Include a 5 to 7P m VIP hors doeuvresreception 5 to 915 p m VIPShuttlp Rorvlce to theDetrOIt Auto DealersAsSOCIations NorthAmerican InternatIOnalAuto Show Chanty Previewdinner at 9 15 pm andentertamment commencingat 1030 p ill Tickets for thISblack tIe affllU are $125 or$175 per personReservations are requiredCall (313) 9633330

Art of learningTake advantage of an

exciting selectIon of freeDrop-In Workshops at theDetroit InstItute of Arts5200 Woodward in DetroitPIece to~ether creahvePostcards Fridays Jan 4through Jan 25 from 630to 8 pm DIscover The Art ofthe Doodle Sundays J an 6through Jan 27 from noonto 4 p m PartICIpate m theNAMES Project AIDSMemorial Quilt Sunday

Artrain stroll Jan 20 at 1 pm SharpenView the out of thIS world bullyour artIstic slons With a

exhIbition Artistry of Space Figure Drawmg class forThe NASA Art Program adults Saturdays Jan 12aboard ArtraIn USA the through Jan 26 from 1 to 3natlons only trilVtHU1~ piii The fee is $120 or $95museum dunng a DetrOit ior DIA membelHistoncal SocIety Sunday PreregIstratIOn is requiredStroll program Sunday for the classJan 13 at 2 pm at theNew Center 1100 N Main

MarkVourCalenda bullbullbullAttention Austinalumni

All graduates of AustinCathohc PreparatorySI1Iool whih dUlled in1978 are mvited to attendthe dedIcation of the newAustin Portico SaturdayJan 12 m conJunctlon WIththe 4 p m Mass at St CllUeof Montefalco Church atMack and WhIttIer mGrosse Pomte Park An all-class reunIOn win follow theceremony Call (313) 882-9812

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Last weekspuzzlesolved

FrI Jan t tCelebrate success

Join the volunteers of theAsSIstance League to theNortheast GUldance Centerat a CelebratIon GalaFrIday Jan 11 at 7 30 pmat the Country Club ofDtroit 220 Country ClubDr in Grosse Pointe Farmsmrking the 38th year otsuccessfully supportIngquahty behaVIOral health-care and substance abusetreatment selVlCes for theeast SIde of DetrOIt the five

SundayJan bullBach is back

rrh~ ~Y1Ith I~h E~~hsenes returns to the KresgeCourt of the DetroItInstItute of Arts 5200Woodward In DetroItSunday Jan 6 at 11 amWIth a performance by thePeter Soave Sextet Ticketsfor brunch and the concertare $22 for adults and $11for cmldren Seatmg on thecarpeted staIrwell for theconcert IS$5 Call (313) 833-4005

nCFood amp fellowahlp

Share good food and fel-lowshIp during the MensFriday EcumemcalBreakfast lltndayJan 4 at7 30 am at Gros~e Pomte~emorlal Church 16Lakeshore m Grosse PomteFarms Ms Sydney Rooks ofOpen Door at Fort StreetPresbyterIan Church WIllbethe featured speaker Thefee IS $5 Call (313) 882-5330

onday an 7Sacred sites

DIscover five of metropohI tan DetroItS most beautIful sacred SItesduring a DetroItI HIstorical SDclety Hlstonc Church Tour Monday Jan 7 from 930 a m to 4 pm The bus WIlldepart from the parking iot oi the Detroiti HlStoncaJ Museum 5401I Woodward in DetroIt and

stop at St Domllllcs RomanCathohc Church FIrst

IPresbytenan Church StMatthew-St Joseph

~Episcopal Church LIttleRock BaDtist Church andthe Cathect-al Church of StPaul EpIscopal The fee IS$25 or $18 for DHS memobers Reservations arerequired Call (313) 833-1405

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86 Seniors January 3 2002Grosse Pointe News

By Sharon Malersac Executlve Director

As thl ne vear beg1l1b many homebound senIOrsare stIllleehng the aftereffects of Sept 11 2001

Some people whoexpenence these lymp-

toms may develop PTSD and as many as one out of13 Americans will get PTSD at some pomt durmgtheir 11es Of those who do the good news IS that mmany caes PTSD can be treated successfully

E1a1ne MOIlto ofGroNe PolDte Parkand Suaan Lauppe ofGrosH Pointe Farmsare shown above atthe left belping ft1lthe baekete

sac deliversThe Interfaith Volunteer careetven a pro-

gram of Services for Older Citizens (sac)brought together tbe cburcbes bullbull cboo~ andRotary Club of Grosse Pointe to provide achance for young and older people to reacbout to seniors in the community

On Dec 19 thegroUpB joined to cre-ate more tban 220Christma cards and11ft baskets to be~~~~dtl fdurlDg tbe bondHundreds of peopledonated bsketbandmade carda andIJIfts

_Driving safely while aging gracefully

Because televlSlOnbrmgs the world to ourIvmg rooms tlus con-lt1ltlOncan occur lorpeople who never expe-nenced the traumabut wltnebsed Itthrough the media Theacute stress of a trau-matIc event causeschemical reactlOl1s 111

the bram as well asphYSIcal symptoms

Sbaron Maier

SOC OItionsTrauma of Sept 11can lead to PTSD

With 24 hour neWb coverage reexpenencmg thetrauma IS ab eay asturnmg on 0Ur televllOn Traumatic eventscan lead to a conditIOnknown as posttraumat-ICtress disorder orPTSD

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prescriptions while traveling

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Wrzte to llatllda CharlesII care of Kmg FeaturesWeekly SerVice PO Box$16475 Orlando FL 328536475 or send an e-mail toletters kfwShearstsc com

youre on these medicatiOnsor need to use devices suchas glucose or blood pressuremom tors If you see a doctorwhl1e youre away be sure toget a Similar confirmatIOnletter for your return flightto cover any new prescnp-tlons

3 Take extra supplies ofeverythmg 11 case yourflight IS delayed

4 Use onglnal contamersWith ongInal labels showmgthe names of the doctors andpharmaCIsts and the pre-scnbed dosage

5 Never put your medICa-tIOns Into checked luggageBaggt can be lost Also thecompartment can be too coldor too hot and rum theireffect venes~

For more mformatlOncheck WIth your alrlme ortravel agent

For more mformatlOo ontraffic s~fety for b1der ulefsVISit the NHTSA webSIte atwww nhtsa dot govpeopleinlurvolddnvelmdex html orWrite to the NatIOnalHighway Traffic SafetyAdmInIstratIOn 400Sventh St SWWashLngton DC 20590 Youcan also fax your request to(WJ)366-7721

about your dnvmg ablhtlestalk With your doctor He orshe can evaluate the sldeeffects of the medicationsyou may be talung ConSidertaking a mature driver classthrough AAA AARP or alocal dnving school Letlnabout transportation options111 the commumty and con-Sider trymg them out

While everyone wants tokeep driV1ng for as IOlg aspossible no one wants to bea threat to themselves or toothers because they are nolonger able to dnve safelySelf-awareness is the keyWith smart self-manage-ment you ran retain thepersonal mobihty thatcomes With dnvlng whIlelImiting the nsks to yourselfund to others

Depression Treat It Defeat It

The followmg are tips thatcan help you while travel-Lng

1 Get at least two copiesof all your prescnptlOnb oneto keep WIth you and one tomclude m checked baggagem case you need fmergencyrefills

2 Get letter from )ourdoctor) confirmmg that

rymg aboard a number ofobjects meludmg LnsuhnsyrngES and any containeror VIal that could hold apotennally dangerous sub-sance

The alrhne also tned toconfiscate a bottle holdingher hIgh blood pressuremedlCme (She had trans-ferred the pills from a bottleWIth a chl1d proof cap toone that was easier to open )It was only after shE bUg-gested lettmg the flightattendants hold her medicalsupphes that thp airlineagreed to call her doctor toconfirm her me~hcal statusand her need to have theseItems close at hand

If you do onslder plan-mng a route that you arefamIliar WIth and try todnve durmg the day (aVOIdrush hour) Keep a safe diS-tance between you and thecar ahead of you and try tomake left turns where greenarrows provide protectedturns Scan the road contm-uously to antiCIpate futureproblems and plan youractIOns

Scmetunes other 1JU1J1are the best Judges of yourdnvlng ability If someonehas expressed concerns

miSSIon power steenng andbrakes and other speCIalequlpmcnt can make it eaSler for you to steer your vehi-cle and operate the foot ped-als

8 Dnvmg reqmres dlld-mg your attentlon betweenmore than one SituatIOn at atime Do you feel over-whelmed by traffic stgIls andpedestrian and vehicle traffic Do you take medicationsthat make you drowsy or doyou expErlence dlzzmessseIzures or losses of con-sCIOusness Do you reactslowly to normal dnV1ng Sit-uations

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By Matilda CharlesAn msulln-dependent dia-

betic fnend had a problemlast month bring-lOg hermedicatIOns wlth her on afhght to attend her sonsweddmg In Utah She hadno Idea when she got to theaJrport that the new securi-ty regulatIOns put m placeafter Sept 11 ruled cut car

pavement mltllungs othervehicles and pedestnans -~~tlaUy t dawn dusk vrat mght Does the glare ofoncommg headlights causeyou discomfort

If you have expenencedany of these symptoms ofdechnmg VISIon alwayswear your glasses and keepyour prescnptlOn currentKeep your wmdshield mir-rors and headhghts cleanand your headhghts aimedcorrectly If youre 60 orolder see an eye doctorevery year

2 Diminished strengthcoordinatIOn and fleXIbilitycan Impact your ability tosafely control your vehicleDo you have trouble lookmgover your shoulder tochange lanes mOV1ng yourfoot from the gas to thebrake pedal or turmng thesteermg wheel Do you feelpam In your knees legs orankles when gomg up ordown staJrs

If j-ouve experienced alyof these symptoms talk WIthyour doctor about phySIcaltherapy or medIcatIOnandOr tTftchmg exercisesand a walkmg or fitness pro-gram An automatic trans-

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Dad spent a lot of time alone duringthe dayand we couldnt always be therefor him Now he has new fliends eatswell balanced meals and has help wIthhis medications Assisted living atBon Secours Placewas the ideal optionfor all of us

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Mary Krupa and Joe Kowalski are served by Jim Flkany of Grosse PointeRotary at the party SOCis located at 17150 Waterloo in the City of GrossePointe

Dr Dan Guyer of Bon Secours Cottage HealthSystem Will present an mformatlve talk begmmng at1130 a m TuesdaYtJan 8 at the cIghborhoodClub 17150 Waterloo m the CIty of Grosse Pomte HeWIll OJCUSbthe causes and cures for posttraumaticbtress dlborder

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DetrOit trace more than 100years of automotive historyand travel from Frontlers toFactones through the per-manent exhibitions of theDetrOIt Hlstoncal Museum5401 Woodward m DetrOItTake In the exhibit ThePolish Presence ill DetrOItthrough Sunday June 9Introduce yourself to theVIPs of DetrOIts Polish com-mumty dunng a free Pohshand Proud Meet and MingleParty Saturday Jan 12 atneon See sap ltind shup atthe Glancy Trams ShowSunday Jan 13 from 10a m to 4 p m Tramappraisals will be $2 Beenchaned by the WhlmslCaIcollectIOn of thnfty toys mthe eXhIbition A PennySaved Com Banks from theComenca CollectlOnthrough Sunday Jan 13Expenence the history ofDetrOIts onglnal settlersIohroulh tnI pyrllhhlln

Land LIVes and LegendsNative Amencans mDetrOit DetrOIts 300thBirthday is the msplratlOnfor the special exlubltion 30Who Dared

The Museum IS openWednesday through Fndayfrom 930 a m to 5 p m andSaturday and Sunday from10 a m to 5 p m The sug-gested admISSIOn IS$4 50 foradults or $225 for seniorschlldren ages 12 and undererter flee

people do not have thlsproblem

Try exerclsmg your atti-tude If you beheve thatexercise will gIve you morenergy then It will

Most of the explana-tIOns I hear from peoplewho arent worlong out areexcuses Give yourself fivereasons why you shouldcommIt to an exerClse pro-graIn get started and stickWith it Leave the whmersbehmd Jom the WInners

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Sunday from 9 30 a m to 5pm AdmISSIon IS $5 foradults and $3 for childrenover the age of five Call(313) 4945800

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Children can also explorethe hands-on exhibitIOnRacmg on the Wmd Salhngon the Great Lakes alongWith penn anent exhIbItIOnsfeatunng the doomed shipEdmund Fitzgerald and afreighter pIlothouse Themuseum 18 open Wednesdaythrough Sunday from 10a m to 5 p m AdmiSSIOn IS$2 for adults and $1 for chl1-dren a~8 12 to 18 Call(313) 852-4051

History aliveTravel through the past

100 years via the specialehibit Your Place in Time20th Century Amenca atThe Henry Ford Museumand Greenfield Village20900 Oakwood inDearborn Patrons may alsotour the museumsCommumcatiuull LI2htmeTransportatIOn andDomestIc Arts exhlbltlOnsThe Museum IS open dailyfrom 9 am to 5 p m

around watchmg a daytimetalk show or soap operaask yourself If there reallyIS no time for exercise

bull From the examples Ivealready given you can seethat exercise doesnt haveto cost you a penny Youdont have to Jom a healthclub or hire a tramer toreach your fitness goals

bull Start Simple espeCIallyIf youre embarkmg for thefirst time on a program ofexercise Try walkmg for 10mmutes three times aweek then add one minuteto your walk each weekYoull start to feel betterand ollce you do youll wantto continue

bull Afraid that exercise wlllrob you of Important energyyou need for the rest of yourday ThIs can only be trueIf you are exerclsmg toohard or too much Most

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Cool carsView a collection repre-

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a 1949 BUick RoadmasterRIVIera at the AutomotiveHall of Fame 21400Oakwood m Dearbornthrough Feb 2002 The Hallof FaIne IS open dally from10 a m to 5 pm The fee IS$6 for adults $5 50 forsemors ages 62 and up and$3 for chlldren ages 5 to 12Call (313) 240-4000

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Strings attachedAdults and duldren allke

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experienceExplore the wonders of

the Charles H WnghtMuseum of MncanAmerican HI Rtnry 315 EWarren in Detroit Trace theMotor CityS mUSIcal historyVia the new exhtbltlon Jazin DetrOit Before Motown APhotographiC HIStory run-ning through Sunday Jan13 The Museums coreexhibit Of the People cele-brates DetrOits place inAfrIcan Ameman herItageand culture The Museum ISopen Tuesday through

enough time to exerCIsewhy not use half of yourlunch break to exercise and~he other half to eat

You dont have to work upa sweat Keepmg a set ofdumbbells at work anddomg some weight trammgon your break can stillmake a difference

bull Many people find them-selves awash In faInJlyduties If you spend a lot oftime playmg taxI to andfrom the soccer field trygettmg there early andwallung a couple lapsaround the field Ill betthat If you start a routinelike this other parents wdlsoon Join in

bull Bemg productive Withyour tIme means scheduhngexercise mto your dayBlockIng out a time wIllguarantee a workout Thenext time youre slttlng

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Zoo newsExpertence the animals

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The Village IS closed untilMonday Apnl 1 when It wlllbe open from 9 a m to 5 pmAdmission to the Museumranges from $7 50 to $1250Admission to the Vlllageranges from $8 50 to $14Chlldren under the age of 5and members are admittedfree ShOWing m theMuseums $15 mllhon IMAXTheatre are Mysteries ofEgypt 3-D MaOla- Call (313) 833-1805

~No excuse exercise is good resolution for 2002By Kelly GriffinKing Features

After seven years of per-sonal trammg I have heardJll$t about every excuse 10the book on why people can-not work out Some of themOst popular ones are lackof tnleurol money or energy

I beheve most peoplereally want to feel betterabout themselves havemore energy and be moreproductive yet feel thatexercise reqUires a block oftime that does not eXIst

Yet If our mmd-set aboutexercise would changemaybe it would be easier toget started

Here are some sugges-tIOns

bull Time IS very precious tomost people the more wecan fit mto one day the bet-ter If you work a Cull-timeJob and feel you dont have

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Indoor playtimeThe Fanuly Center lDVltes

area preschoolers and theIrparents to come out of thecold and enJoy mdoorPlaytime programsTuesdays and Thursdaysfrom 1 to 3 pm at BeaconElementary School 19475Beaconsfield 10 HarperWoods or Wednesdays from9 to 11 am at the BamesEarlY Childhood Center20090 Mornmgslde 10Grosse Pomte Woods Thefree sessions wl1l runthrough April 2002 Call(313) 343-6711

Super scienceTour the new Improved

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Bames Early ChIldhoodCenter and The FamilyCenter will team to presenta panel of Grosse Pomte par-ents discussmg their JOur-neys of raising ChtldrenWlth Special Needs dunng aParenting EducatIOn Seriesfor Young FaImhes prograInTuesday Jan 15 from 7 to830 pm at BeaconElementary School 19475Beaconsfield In HarperWoods Chlldcare IS avaJ-able for those who reglsteror the Fridav onor to theprogram A voluntary dona-tion of $10 wIll be acceptedCall (313) 432-3800

Fun flicksJunior cmema buffs can

take 10 a W1de vanety of funflIcks during the GrossePomte Public Libraries freeWmter Fllm Festivalthrough Wednesday Jan23 Preschoolers can enjoyGeorge and Martha - BestFrIends Tuesday Jan 8 at4 pm at the Grosse PointeWoods Branch 20600 Mackin Grosse POlUte Woods orThursday Jan 10 at 4 pmat the Central Branch 10Kercheval In Grosse PomteFarms Grade school andmiddle school Iludlences cantake m Mary-Kate andAshley - Case of the SharkEncounter And EnC)clopedlaBrown - Burgled BaseballCards Wednesday J an 9 atthe Park Branch 15430Kercheval m Grosse POintePark Call (313) 343-2074

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what they do 10 their ownhome - what theyre com-fortable WIth I make themaware that there are differ-ent styles Its not my placetu say that one style 18 betterthan the other but anawareness IS key HarnsonsaId

For example coming fromthe South Harnson wouldencourage chIldren torespond to an adult WlthYes Maam or Yes SirAlthough ths response ISnot appropriate m theNorth the general conceptof pohteness IS Courteousle~punse igtumversal

Harrison deSigned a cour-tesy and charm program forschools over the summerShe feels that the classroomIS the best forum for tillskmd of instructIOn

laquoThere war a time whenchIldren would learn man-ners from either sittmgaround the family dinnertable evlry smgle mght or ata tea table Wlth theIr grandmother Hamson sudThose days are gone Sowhat we need IS a new

forum and schools are theperfect forum Thats wherekids do the most mteractmgThey mteract With adultsthey mteract Wlth peers

HarTlson belIeves thatsmce a lot of parentmg goesWIth teachillg it wouid be agood mvestment for schoolsto teach mteractlon skIllsalong Wlth the many otherskills they adopt for study-Ing test-takmg etc Shefeels that polite behaVlor ISthe glue to graspmg otherhfe skills and academICskIlls

Harnson prefers that herstudents develop a confi-dence 10 their all-occaSiongood behaVIor over draWlngpnde pnmarlly from know-Ing the details In haute-cul-ture etiquette These detailscan be looked up In a readyreference of etiquette beforea -oeCHt pvpnt 8 courtesyculturE cannot be developedmtantly

I think Emily Post her-splfwould have to refer backto the etlqUftt~ hook nowand agam Hamson said

All the children InHarrIsons class leave Wlthan etiquette book A LtttleBook of Manners There 18an edItIOn for glrls and anldltlOn for bovq

Toddlers hould get mtothe habIt of SImply acknowl-edging someone who speaksto them EyE contact and ahello may be all that ISexpected Just to make themcomfortable around adultsbut rcgtpectful

Children should not be toofamlhar With adultPal ents must define limItsof famllianty for themstregtsmg that there IS a Imebetween talkmg to adultsand talkmg to their peers

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HI ltlU ILlldLlUn~cnllOIPnUll get mto the habIt ofrespondmg pohtely They-1II lt1111LU tidy No LllallKyou lI1stead of No Theycan say Yes pleasernstead of laquoYea Instead ofwhat when they cannothear someone clearly theycan ask pardon meexcuse me or Im sorry

Those al e thmgs that Ifwe start young they Justbecome habIt and secondnature HarrIson saId

HarTlson s four-year-oldboys use colorable andwashable place mats thathave a place-settmg map

drawn n them ThiS rem-forces the rule of wherethings are placed on thetable The boys set the tableaccordingly

Harnson gives her boys adull table kmfe so that theycan practIce cuttmg foodthat IS easy to cut hkecanned peaches

And were not even any-where nearly to the pomt ofholdmg It correctl but Justbemg comfortable WIth Itshe said So when they getolder we can say you knowhow you hold It thIS way Tryholdmg It like thiS

HarTison beheves thatwhIle children can learnabout proper etIquette at awlddmg reception theyqhould not be expected tofoliothol rule when eat-mg out of cardboard boxes Inthe back on a mmvan

HarTison mtructlOn IStlexlblr for qtyle such al forA Contmental versuAmencan prpferencr In thphome She tells students 10practice to uqe whatevprltyle they are molt comfort-able WIth - usually theAmeTican ltvle More Impor-tant tban tyll - qWitchmgfork from hand to hand ornot - Iholdmg the utenqllscorrectly qhe said

I encourage them to do

to practice settmg thetable uSing utenSils cor-rectly answering the tele-phone and InteractmgWlth others m a maturecourteous fashIOn

Set an example throughyour own behaVIOr Few ofus exlublt the manners ofa fimslung school matronall of the time but chIl-dren WIll learn respect forothers best by observmgtheIr parents teachersand other adults treatmgone another WIth digmtyand c(lurtesy You canexpect your chddren toremember thp GoldenRule 10 all they say and doIf youre the first to makeIt the baSIS for your ownmteractlOns

Have at least one readyreference on your familysbookshelf on the subject ofetiquette Tills WIll helpIllustrate the Importanceof tlus tOPiC as well asoffering guIdance whenquestIOns anse

Think of manners andetIquette as an essentialpart of your clulds educa-lon rather than a soap-box that we occaSIOnallyhop onto pnor to weddmgsand reUnIons In the sameway that you proVlde chli-dren Wlth safety mforma-tIon also glve them theessential tools of goodmanners for hVlng happIlyand successfully m theirworld

sense about the magic of atea party but It also pro-Vldes a peek at an Illstoncal-ly Important ntual And ItSthe perfect opportumty topractIce polite behaVlor Wlthfnends wlule haVlng lots offun Hamson said

Word spread and soonHarnson was offenng teaparties for cluldren at com-mumty educatIon programsIn Troy Berkley Ferndalenn (irn Tl

Harnson also hosts teapartIes and offers instruc-tIOn m etIquette at theGroqql Pnmte WarMemonal She Wlll launch anew parent-and-cluld coursethIS WInter from Jan 13-Feb 4

I have taken tea Wlthsome of the most amazmgchIldren m settings frombasements to ballrooms andhave enjoyed each and everytER party Ive prOVidedHarnson said But teachmgIgt where my heart IS

Harrison mvestlgatedschools of protocol andresearched style vanancesm etiquette She then puttogether a curriculum ofwhat American childrenshould know and began todIspense the mformatlOngently and warmly m herself-described style ofmomma and school-teacher Hamson believesthat chIldren can best adoptnew skills and behaVIOrsthrough play and appealmgto the reality of theIr dallyhves

1f the CUlture of pohtebehaVIOr - RIGHT - ISencouraged all the timeHarnson mamtams It WIllnot be necesqarv to tpachspeCIfic responses to everykmd of SituatIOn ChIldrenwill Jut automltlcallybehave politely m every sce-nano Parents qhould begmfacllttatmg a courteqy cul-ture among even small chil-dren

Tips on RaisingCourteous Children

By Cyndee HarrisonHelp chlldren have a

receptIve attitude towardthe words mannprs bull eti-quette polite etc byusmg them 10 pOSitIvecomments on their ~hev-lOr You answered thephone so pohtelybull To be receptive to learn-

ing the rules ~f ptlquettechIldren must first under-stand the benefits ofbehavmg 10 a courteousmanner We use our bestmanners because of theway that it makes us feelabout ourselves Themllglc of good manners ISthat people want to heWlth us They want to beour fnends

Draw a parallel betweenthe rules of etIquette andthe roles of an orgaDlzedsport Chl1dren reaItzethat there IS a dIfferencem the way soccer ISplayed for mstance onthe playmg field or mtheir backyard WlthfrIends Just as theserules are more relaxed msome settmgs the rules ofpohte behaVlor are too

ProVlde chIldren Withopportumtles to practicetheir skills OccaSIOnallyeatmg out of a cardboardbox 10 the car fQr exampleISJust one of the necessaryconvemences of manyfamlhes busy dally lIvesBut clllidren also need tohave regular opportumtIes

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Are the rules followed differ-ently

Even the tmy onesunderstand that there IS adIfference Harnson saId

Harnson then explainS tochIldren that the rules of eti-quette vary also

Who wants to learnunder thiS premIse that youhave to be perfect WIth man-ners thIS ImpossIble pnto-col saId Harnson I cer-tamly dont hve up to that

To make It appeahng forktds I thmk you need to bevery real

Harnson has found thatthe beauty of teaching chil-dren IS that they do not havethe preconceived notIOns ofEmIly Post etlqultte thatadults have

I thmk people tend tothmk of manners and eti-quette as separate subjectsAnd we dont necessarIlymtegrate them untl1 wepack them mto the mrmvanon the way to Grandmasand tell them Okay tlus IShow youre gomg to actHarnson said

One of the first lessonsshe glVescluldren IS hereon-=-cept of RIGHT respectintegnty grace hospltahtyand tact Each qUalIty ofnght can be adjusted foreach scenano - whether anadult or peer IS beingaddressed the degree ofqoph1shcahon of the venueor settmg and so on

As a manners staple rulechildren also leurn that It ISkey not to glve too muchmformatIon Hamson tellsthem to Just say thank youfor the gift they really dontwant and No thank you tothe food they would rathernot eat The goal IS to getthem m the habit of think-109 before spealong and notsaYlng too much

At Hamsons tea partIescluldren can practice cour-tlsy and etiquette As rem-forcement she remmdsthem Get It RIGHT Orasks Are you domg tlusRIGHT~

Harrisons courtesy andcharm courses grew out ufher tea partIes After relo-catmg to the Pomtes fromAtlanta a few years ago shefound herself m the role ofstay-at-home mom for thefirst tIme She no longer Jug-gled her career as a teacherWlth rIDsmg her three clul-dren - Rachael 7 andtWlns Carter and Coleman4

I Immedlately mIssed thecreatIve outlet that theclassroom had always pro-VIded saId HarTIson IdeCIded tu jJllrUtlIi lungtIme

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By Melissa WalshStaH Writer

Grosse POinte Farms resl- dent Cyndee Harrisonteaches children how to getIt right m etiquette pohte

respongtps and good old com-mon sense for all occasIOns

of real hfe Through a deh-cate and fun approach shecreatIvely dashes incremen-tal dose of guldehne~ uponthe children s consciences

The tnck IS to get childrento make tlemselves overfrom the inside out Ratherthan instructing children toput on a mask of etIquetteoccaSIonally so that otherscan Judge them from theoutSide Harnson seeks tonurture In children habits 10pohteness and tact that Wlllbe ommpresent and appro-pnate for both formal andInformal settings

Its about cultivating aculture of courtesy said

Harnson The magical term of manners doesnt have tohave thIS ex~lusive grown-up Dorothea Johnson can-noauon It s a culture fl

When adults are askedwhen they really began tak-Ing manners seriouslyHarnson exammed manvsay that It was dunng coi-lege or when they beganmtervleWlng for posItionsFor many tlus IS when theyrecogmzed that there IS aneed for formal behavlOr

Harnsull ~trelgtled that IfchIldren understand thlsvhen the) alt yuung theycan feel confident and goodon the mSlde They will rec-ogmze that people hke bemgaround them

Harnson treats teachingpohte behaVlor like safetytrammg When children aretoddlers they are taughtabout laquohot and they gradl~-ally progress to more soplns-tIcated rules she explamed

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to make It a respected commoditybull bUYlOg food on the world market

rathEr than tryIng to Irrtgate aridlands for food

bull redlrectmg money spent on ineffi-cient agrICultural practIces to mdustry

A case-by-case aSSt-Allment IS

reqUired to achIeve any solutIOn toproblems of watEr scarcIty Howeverthe fIrst step is to acknowledge that aproblem exists and It currently affects35 percent of humaOlty ThIS 18 pro-Jected to double withm 25 years

Most Importantly we must under-stand that water 1S the source of life AB the competition over water contin-ues to grow the power of water mustbe understood If carefuUyapproached the thIrst for water caneventually prOVide the drmk forpeace

Without this most valuableresource none of us will survive Wehave no choice but to act now and totake personal responsibility for aproblem that affects us all

The United Nations has perma-nently deSignated World Water Dayas March 22

Stella Thomas IS a consultant forthe Umted Nations on worldwidewater problems She has researchedand studied oceans rwers and lakesthroughout the world Her researchhas been primarily focused on the eco-nomic political and legal implWo-tions of international water basins(ie Nil~ Jordan Euphrates Indus)uith regard to the peace process confllct rellOlutwn and national secuntyconcerns

She IS a natzue of Grosse PointeWoods (graduated from Grosse PomteNorth High School) She zs fimshmg aPhD in lnternatwnal RelatIOns and iDiplomacy from the Universlty ofParis Her education also Includesdegrees from the London School of EconomIcs Cambndge Unwersity _and Muhlgan State Unwerszty

She IS currently completlnSl a bookon the economic polItIcal and legalImplIcatIOns of mternallonal waterbaSinS With regard to the peaceprocess confllCt resolutIOn (lndnatIOnal secunty concerns

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largest dams the Ataturk DamwhIch It was bulldmg at the tImeThis dam IS one of several planned toreVitalIze the southeast sectIon ofTurkey by 2010

Once thiS large-scale project(referred to as GAP) IS fully opera-tIOnal hydrologIcal engIneers fearthat the Ataturk Dam alone couldreduce Synas supply of water fromtlIe Euphrates by 40 percent andIraqs supply by as much as 80 per-cent of prevlOUS lewIs

Syna and Iraq also fear that WIthsllch a powerful weapon Turkey hasthe patent tc use Il1~t~l ~Q ~ poht~cal weapon by controlling Its flowTurke) previously threatened to blockthe flow of water If Syna continued tosupport the PKK (KurdIsh WorkersParty]

Turkey IS blessed With much waterand a mild clImate and therefore hasvery lIttle mcentlve to cooperate Ifsuch a regIOnal dIspute were to anseIn the event of such a cnsls or dis-pute no bmding agreement yet eXIstsm mternational law to solve suchproblems

Syna and Iraq being downstreamon the Euphrates River system and inmore dIre need of water could causeproblems for theIr Turkish neighborupstream if they feel they are notreceiving adequate amounts of water

Throughout the world there needsto be awareness that there exists aproblem billler than ourselves Watpris a finite ie-source that will affect allof us everywhere if it is depIcted

Political officials have an obligationto bring this message to their con-stituents and individuals need tobecome educated and aware Industrymust emphasize sustamable develop-ment projects Reglonal councils mustwork together to implement measuresthat can result in greater under-standing and better cooperationamong states

The medIa must educate the publicand create an awareness of the sever-ity of the issues at both a local and aglobal level

Every individual must understandthat our most precious resource can-not be abused We must understandhow entical water Issues are and Wemust take preventive measures toavoid catastrophlc consequences

Feasible solutions to counter thedwindlIng water supphes before situ-atlOns reach catastrophic proportionsmclude the followmg

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petItIOn over scarce water resourcesTo Illustrate per capita water avaIl-

abihty m the MIddle East has becomethe worst 10 the world The popula-tIOn 10 thiS part of the world has a 3percent to 4 8 percent growth rateand IS doubhng every 23 years

Coupled With domestIc and mdus-tnal pollutIOn dwmdlIng water sup-phes and mIsmanagement of eXlstmgresources water is redrawmg thegeopolItIcal map of the MIddle EastWater IS becommg the catalyst forconflIct and cnsls zones are emerg-mg

Collntriplt ltlIch Il~ Tordlln wfnltchmate IS primarIly desert havemandated water ratlOmng especiallydunng tImes of drought

Poor countrIes do not have thefunds to pay for the progressIvehydrolOgIcal and agnc11It1ral meth-ods proposed to imgate and expandagrIcultural fields for food ThesecountrIes whIch already have ashortage of water for daily use can-not keep up WIth theIr own growthrates

Another extreme case of watershortage IS the Gaza Stnp Gazaswater resources have been chrDlcally over-exploited for decades result-ing in a constant drop 10 the ground-water level

The Gaza Stnp IS endangered bybactenal contammation becausethere IS no adequate sewage infra-structure The situation is even worsein the crowded refugee camps where40 percent of the Gaza popuJationlives

Sewage water is discharged mtopools outsIde of these camps Waterfrom these pools seeps into theground-water aqUIfers used by thePQpuIatlOn as drinkmg water Alsountreated waste water IS used to irri-gate vegetable gardens as there isnot enough water for Irrigation

Although Israel has been commlt-ted to building desalInatIOn andpurification plants about 60 percentof Israels ground water originatesoutsIde of Its borders The West Bankalone accounts for 30 percent ofIsraels water supplies in the form ofunderground aqUIfers The waterissue IS a senous point of contentionin the Israeh-Palestmian conflict

RelatIOns between Turkey Synaand Iraq have also been tense overwater Issues

Turkey has control of the headwaters of the Euphrates Rlver sys-tem In January 1990 Turkey dIS-rupted the flow of the Euphrates tofill the water reservoir of one of Its

By Stella Thomas

We are heanng more andmore about serious waterIssues m the Umted StatesWatet scarcity has now

become a concern 10 this country Justas It has been a worldwIde concern foryears

Although 70 percent of the Earthssurface IS covered wIth water thereeXISts a common mlsperceptlOn thatwater IS an mfimte r~30urce Waterscarcity IS a cntIcal problem becaulteonly 25 percent of the total wfltRrsupply 10 the world IS fresh waterThe remammg amount IS unusable

bull because (If lts hIgh salt content Of thiS 2 5 percent 70 percent ISlocked In Ice caps and glaCiers and 29percent m remote undegroundaquIfers IncredIble as It sounds thiSleaves 1 percent of the Earths totalwater avallable for human consump-tIon

It does not stop thereThIS 1percent IS further reduced by

the poiiutlon oflakes and nvers frommdustnal dIscharge and agnculturalreSIdue

By 2025 as many as 3 billion peoplein 52 countnes w111 be affected bywater scarcity These countries wlllnot be able to meet the baSICdomesticand samtatlOn needs of theIr people

Today 1 5 billion people live with-out access to clean water Withexplodmg populations and rapidlygrowing economies the worlds pri-mlfY vntcr upply -viII need to

Increase by 22 percent to meet domes-tIc and industrial needs

Countnes such as South Mnca andPakIstan and large parts of Chmaand IndIa WIllJom the already water-scarce regions of the Middle East andMnca They will need to develop newwater systems and expand theIr lITI-gatIon systems dramatically Just tofeed thei( exploding populations by2025

Along WIth thiS grOWIng demandwater sources are rapIdly being pol-luted or depleted In some areas con- tammahon levels are so high thatwater cannot even be used for indus-tnal purposes

The SItuatIOn IS further exacerbat-ed by poor water management 10 theform of untreated sewage mdustnaldischarge dumped garbage fuelleaks and agncultural chemIcals thatpollute existmg water supphes

As water IS further stressed by pol-lutIOn and human demand the worldWIllcontmue to WItness grOWIngcom-

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~a)2vu~ be the best year ever forall of us

That was a first 10 43 years Thereare usually remnants of the holidayschnging to chaIr cushlOns and table-cloths for days IIttIe packmg pIccesand sparklIng thmg-a-ma-Jlgs on thecarpet

No one complaIned about the lackof confuslOn and the subtle changesof rout me thiS year LIke much of theworld we adjusted and accommcrdated and got through It all thewhIle realIzmg 10 the bIg pIcturehow very fortunate we are

ThIS IS supposed to be that hme ofyear for reflectmg and resolvmg anduttenng WIse platitudes about thefuture After the year we have JustsurvIVed who of us has the arro-gance to hazard a sage offenng con-cerning what hes ahead We holdtIght tl our faIth and to each other

In the past 24 hours I have lost adear fnend and learned of theImpendmg bIrth of a new longed-forchlld The promIse of our hfe cyclescontmues and our SpIrIts arerefreshed and we once agam behevea new and better year IS about tobegm

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Grosse Pointe NewsVol 63 No I January 3 2002 Page 6A

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All the best

1 ( PTP t(gt11shcJ to see a CleanlIVIn~r room floor Chnstmas night

Itwas a strangely quiet holIdaythIS year Some of our dearfnends m the neIghborhoodwere away for the holidays

others were seriously Ill Our grand-chJldren remamed 10 their ownhomes out of state They are oldenough now to make their ownmemones as It should be thoughthe absence of thelr VItalIty andenel gy was almost palpable here

We admIt the pace SUIted ourmoods thIS year To put It SImply wewere tIred WIth the death of my sis-ter last month our famIly had alibcltgtntogether and It was mutuallyagreed not to uproot the young totravel so soon agam Some of ourdose frIends gathered at our homefor ChrIstmas Eve dmner and It wasd tradItIOn we treasure and lIke toIIlnntam It was mtlmate and cozy11[1felt Just nght

It was nice to have our boys homeOw ~ons new puppy made us gigglefdllllf the void of the mlssmg chIl-dn n WIth her antIcs WIth wrappmgpIj)(r md bows We settled for lessfrllllltl meals and pick-up dmners( ( 1 (Ile chlppmg 10 to help

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There were no crOIssants norolls not even a lousy pieceof toast not even whitebread let alone brownbread

Worse there was no cof-fee The coffee makers wereempty the urns were dry

And everyonfgt must havehad sphttmg headaches aswell Nerves were a raw asmeat m a butchers WIndowto borrow a metaphor fromProfessor Henry Hlggms

We ran to the car andqUickly slIpped across theborder We stopped at thefirst 7-Eleven we could findand bought some aspmnWe then went m the famdyrestaurant we found openNew Years Day After down-mR tour alplnnl lElch) andsome water and coffee wefelt somewhat better

All m all I thmk we Willcelebrate New Vears thISyear the way we do best -at home m our lammles

Happy New Year

Ben Burns of the City ofGrosse Pomte lS director ofthe Journalism program atWayne State Umverslty Hecan be reached atburnsbenhome com or bypflOTUat (J13) 882-2810

Home fac1litles If he had anodomel hklo your car Itwould show that he now hascovered 28400 mdes

If you want to catchHOrWItz on his 2110ths of amue mIDI-run the OlympiCCommIttee and a group ofhiS friends WIll be there forthe handoff wruch is sched-uled for preCIsely 2 59 pmJust thmk of the logistICs ofschedulIng 11500 runnersof all shapes sizes and colors as they proudly carrythat torch

The most entertammgpart of the evenmg waswatchmg Dave Rozema andKlTk GIbson enJoy them-selves along WIth theirwives The former TigersSure know how to have agood bme

It was nice (and probablya good trong) to be able to gostraight to our room and nothave to drive anywhere

About 5 oclock New Yearsmornmg we awoke Theroom was msufferably hotand dry And our headpounded To thiS day wecannot remember any timem which our heads ached soIt was pamful probably theclosest to mlgrames weveever had

Coffee We needed coffeeSo we qUIckly dressed andwent to the ballroom thatwas set up for a buffetbreakfast of crOIssantssticky rolls and coffee

When we got there wewalked mto a hornets nest

HOrwItz started runmngm 1978 ID IlhnOlS and con-tmued through the 12 yearsthat he has directed anduUI Uyu ~iJe Ltnuoren ~

the OlympIC site In Atlantathrough 46 states to the SaltLake CIty Winter OlymPiCSmUtah

HOrWItz IS used to cover-mg greater dIstances Heusually can be seen as asmall curly haired beardedfigure runmng 30 mdes aweek on the streets of theGrosse Pomtes

HorWItz was nom matedfor the honor by his familyNeither hIs WIfe Michelenor any of ros offspnng WIllfess up to bemg the nomma-tor But the) thought I WdSworthy It is a real honorHOrWItz said

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It was a package deal - afour-coulse meal cham-pagne dancmg a New Yearcountdown and a contmen-ttA blikfQ03t i-~~ Ytdl 0

mormu~The dinner was good

albeit slow to arnve Thedance floor was too crowdedto attempt and the cham-pagne went down too easilythough we didnt realize It atthp bme

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He Joins 11500 runnerswho WIll oass the torch from

Mike Horwitz WIll run2110ths of a mile on SundayIt WIll be the shortest andperhaps the most importantdIstance of hiS runnmgcareer wroch dates to 1978

Horwitz57 of theFarms execu-tive directorof theChl1drensHome ofDetrOIt WIllcalT the 10- BeD SurDp 0 u n dOlympIC torch that dayalong 14 MIle In MadisonHeIghts from Alger toGroveland

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still dont know whosefnends they were and wevenever heard from themagam Maybe they came tothe wrong house all along

On another occaSion wewent to Toronto for NewYears Eve We stayed at adowntown hotel had a mceOUlfgtt 0Inn nd thenstrolled Bround until llrnv-lug at City Hall and theclock tower shortly beforemldmght

It wasnt very crowdedand the people were fnendlyAll m all it was one of ourmore memorable New Years

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the resultll were mixedSome were fun others wereheadaches - lIterally

We once went to my in-laws for a New Vears partyI think I was mvitedbecause they needed some-one to tend bar wrule theyplayed cards

Im neither a card playernor a bartender so I had arather bonng time

The most mterestlngthmg that happened thatmght was the arnval of astrange couple No one knewthem but we all acted lIkewe did We welcomed themm offered them food anddnnk and kissed them atmldmght

Even though the womanwas unpleasant to beginWIth and more so as thednnks kicked m we allmade the best of It

After the couple left atabout 2 30 In the mornmgwe Inquired as to who InVlt-ed them No one knew We

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When It comes to nllgtngin the New Vear my Wlfeand I are pretty dull

We seldom go out to dm-ner because Its too crowdedWe dont venture to parties(Of course you have to beinVited to one first)

We dont lIke dnvmg onNew Years Eve for obvIOUSreasons (the other dnvers ofcourse)

I guess Im a bit shy whenit comes to New Years revel-IY r Wiill aiways too embar-rassed to beat panR at mid

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Here was my creatIve and ~ Freud wrote a bnllIantmgenious plan - I dCClded psychology about the Impor-to come down to Earth end tance of the mother-mfant

Ilt-~l nl fi become one of you That way ~ lOVIng bond but 0 a ew I would know better what it people looked and hstenedbull was hke to be human and and he was ridiculed by

mortal and know suffering many Too bad Freud had a-A ~~ =-~- Dt OJ gooa tnIngs to say but

The best way was to when he started talking impregnate a Vlrgm and I about sex in cruldhood Itbull would come down Bli a babe star m the east WIse men turneda lot of people off- on Chnstmas Day Now this who brought pfts It WBli That is understandable

had to be Just nght and spe- really a Special tune The because the people thought Iclal to be unique and dIs- malO trung was I was S81d that sex was bad except

r tmctIve from all the other Father and I was Son too in holy matnmony and toI babies that were commg mto and as Son I would go make babies But I am In the

I the world I sent down my around and preach Wld try pi UCt8S of changmg myangel Gabnel to warn her to get my pomt across that mmd If I Invented it It

I that somethmg Special was my children try to be good must be good and If r ~ave

I going to happen and that Was that asking so much so much pleasure WIth It Itshe shouldnt worry The first thing m order to must be natural and whole-

I picked a nice JeWlsh gIrl be good you have to have some and healthywho was a VIrgJn and had very special parentlDg And However hke so manyI only clean tholJhts In hpl l~ W1S c knu cii oilier thIngs mere mortals

I head even thouih she was the SaVIor and the MesSIah get eamed away They havegoing with Joseph Joseph and your future Redeemer I to learn to be more responSl-was a nice guy too I wanted WBli treated very well as a ble Adam and Eve should

I some good parenting and r baby have just hstened to me picked well I WBli adored They gave Instead of eatmg the fruit

I gave her an Immaculate me gtfts and they never let When r was a boy hvmgconceptIOn meamng I was- me cry They wanted me to WIth Mary and Joseph Int gomg to have a physical be comfortable and happy went to Hebrew school WIthunion WIth her but a spiritu- they never rut me or gave me the other JeWIsh boys r was

f alone After ail she was Bli a time out My mother CIrcumCISedjust lIke them (agood as mamedto Joseph Mary nursed me and held bns they call it) In Hebrew

Immaculate means clean me cuddled and caressed school I studIed The Torahand the people had thiS Idea me She walked WIth me and and at age 13 I got my barthat sex was dirty but they she talked WIth rnp tlnd sht mltzua~didnt get It from me Sex IS told me that I was her own Then I was a man andnatural one of my favonte - really special and uruque went to work as a carpenterpfts a~d the best way to go In all the world so I would know work andforth and muloply to replen- Thats what 1 want for all get to know my people bet-Ish the Earth my cruldren The way I was ter They saId 1 wandered

If those days It was a brought up as a mce JeWIsh the desert but I was domgmiracle to be pregnant WIth- boy IS the baSIS for bemg what every good TalmudIcout ever haVIng had sex but good and feehng good and scholar did studied thethe Jews couldnt beheve It wantmg everybody else to be Bible so I would do a good(How could a Vlrgtn be preg- good and feel good job preachmg as the Sonnant) Just because they 1 was glad that the great After a whde I went forthwere my chosen people they artists of the Renaissance and preached bU~ the malOthought they knew every- painted and sculpted thou- message was love thythmg but there were some sands of wonderful and glo- neIghbor and the GoldenthIngs beyond their ken nous portraIts of me as the Rule

SolI among all the peo- baby Jesus and my mother Vou know the rest As thepies of the tIme the Jews Mary They depicted how Son I was scorned andwere the best behaved close and IOVlng and affec- rejected and eventually cru-because of Moses and th~ tlOnate she was so every- CIfied but you cant kIll GodTen Commandments and body could see r died but hved again andbemg lost m the desert But ltul the people dIdnt that gave ~he wonderful

It took them 40 years v an- Seuroe and many habit wt prmmse to all my cn1l(1ren ofdenng the desert for them to neglected and abusEd like everlastmg hfeget my pomt - two genera- now There was a German Dr Bloom lS clInical a~~otlons they were not exactly doctor Sigmund Freud who Clate profes8or of psychIatrya q~lckstudy Only Ten came to Italy as a young Wayne State UnIVersItyCommandments Some of man and saw what I wanted School of MedICITU He lS athem thought It was too him to see In the cathedrals member of the AmerIcanmany At that time I thought and museums the p81ntmgs Acackmy of Psychoanalysl9thp 1pn Commandments and ~tatues showmg the and on thp pnlffgtrI ~~r1v(~~crc net tvltgt lIIany out wnat Importance of the motner the WayTU County MedICalWIth thfgt npYll Rnd frpp WIll chIld bond which IS the SocICty He welcomes comt t 11 ohlem baSIS of all hunan love ThiS ments at hIS e mall addressI was s I a pr

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Grosse Pomte Woods resI-dent Mary Cathenne Gesell67 dear Wlfe of Dr Henry 0Gesell died of cancer onSaturday Dec 15 2001 atHarper Hospital m DetrOit

Born III Clarksburg WVa Mrs Gesell earned abachelor of arts m liberalstudies from FlondaInternatlOnal Umverslty m1977

Her multifaceted careerfrom 1951-1994 started as aflIght attendant andA~ ut Vi IaoLeJuAJrhnes first administratorfor Daytona BeachCommumty College atFlagler leglslatlve aide toSen Dunn of FIonda andpreSident of her own adver-bsmg and pubhc relatJonsfirm

She was active InCompasslOnate Fnends ofOrmond Beach Fla Eastern Atrlmes Sl1verhnersand Grosse Pointe GardenClub She enJoyed garden-mg Bible study and travel

Mrs Geseills SUtVlved byher 80118 Douglas (Ellesa)DaVIt (Mary) and DonaldTraub stepdaughtersMargaret (Patnck) andLaura (William) Gesell andJune Larkins grandchildrep Cathenne Traub andIWey and Carolyn LarklDS

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Umverslty alumm clubs andthe Alpha Delta PI Soronty

Mrs Bush tgtnJoyed gar-demng boa~mg playmgbndge square and ballroomdancmg and theater

In addition to her husband Mrs Bush IS sUTVlVedby her son Wesley R(Ttgtresa) Buh stepdaugh-ter Angela McDougal andNaomi Milks grandsonsWesley R Bush Jr and JRoss Bush II

A pnvate family servicewas held on Dec 21 at theReynolds-Jonkhoff FuneralHome m Traverse CityInterment IS In uranuTraverse MemonalGardens Memonal contri-butIOns may be dtrected tothe Grosle Pomte MemOrialChurch or to a chanty ofyour chOIce

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education from Wayne StateUmverslty After teachmgelementary school for manyyears she became thedlrectmg teacher for theCollege of Education stu-dents of Wayne StateUmverslty

Mrs Bush was a memberof the Grosse PomteMemorial PresbytenanChurch ~or 53 years was achurch eldel and was veryactive m many church activ-Ities mcludmg a five-yeartmt of teachmg kinder-garten Sunda) school

A~ thE wlfe of a member ofthe ClTCUmnaVlgators ClubMrs Bush traveled theworld With her hUlgtbandShe was also a Cub Scoutden mother past presidentof the GrOlse PomteMemonal Church WomensASSociatiOn the GrossePointe Symphony WomensASSOCiatIOn the DetrOitTheatre Arts Club and theDetrOlt Boat Club WomensAssoclatlOn She was amember at the Fme NtSocIety Alliance Francalsethe Enghsh SpeakmgUmon the Fnends of theGrosse POlnte PubhcLibrary the Grosse PomteHistoncal Society theFounders Society of theDetrOit Instltute of Arts theGrosse POinte CmemaLeague the Umverslty oflI-llchlgan and Wayne State

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Dorothea S BushFormel Grosse Pomte

Park resldlnt Dorothea SBush 93 dear Wlfe of JRoss Bush dted suddenly onWednesday Dec 192001 mTraverse City

Born June 18 1908 mDetrOit she was the daugh-ter of Otto A and Anna(WaJter) SchImdt She hvJWlth her parents In GrossePointe Park for many yearsuntil her mamage to Rosson July 24 1948 Togetherthey reSided in GrossePomte Park for 44 yearsbefore movmg toWdhamsburg to be neartheir son She earned a B Afrom the UmverMty ofMichIgan and an 11 A III

Beaupre Bonme Roy andMary Yayor sons MarVIn EBeaupre Jr and John ABeaupre 15 grandchildrenand five great-grandchil-dren Sister Elma Clay-comb and brother KennethBeaupre He was prede-ceased by three sisters andthree brothers

A memonal mass washeld on Fnday Dec 28 atSt Paul Catholic ChurchThe mterment IS m the StPaul columbanum

Memonal contnbutlOnsmay be made to theltltgtnn Arrnv Rnn thlDetrOIt Citadel

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Marvin E BeaupreGrosse Pomte Farms resI-

dent Marvm E Beaupre 86dlCd of congestive heart fail-ure on Monday Dec 242001 at Bon SecourgtNursmg Care Center m StClair Shores

Mr Beaupre owned andoperated the Mobil Servllt_eStatIOn at Mack and Fisherfor 34 years and was well-known and trusted III theneighborhood

After retirement MrBeaupre and hiS WifeHelen spent the next 12wmteTb m MeXICO Tileyspent their summer atthen Stoney Pomt Ontanohome

Mr and Mrs Beaupretraveled around the worldseveral times With theNomads Travel Club Theywere charter members andlogged 300000 rmles oftrav-el Wlth the Nomads YlsltmgChma and RUSSia beforethey opened for tounsm

Mr Beaupre enjoyed carracmg but first and fore-must he loved to sm HebUllt rus first sailboat m hiSbasement and hiS chtldrenand grandchildren learnedto satl on that same smallcraft

Mr Beaupre IS survivedby hiS Wife of 66 yearsHelen M Beauple daugh-ters Manlyn Severn Diane

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Fifthgraders SaraDQudlinHeatherMoore andMark Ciaravi-DO celebratedth~ tradi-tions of Hol-land by deco-rating thedoor and fill-ing the shoesof aU thestudetnswith candyduring theholiday pro-gram atTyrone Ele-mentary

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memonal contnbutlOns besent to eIther the Holy CrolSFamIly Mmlstnes 518Washlllgton North EastonMA 02356-1200 or theCapuchm Soup Kitchen1820 Mount Elliott Detr01t-MI 48207-3496

anDcrhnJcn saId shehopes the globally mmdedactlvlty W1llstick With thestudents Even If the finerpomts of the holidays areforgotten students Willhave had a lot of fun andWIll have learned thatmany people observe tra-ditions other than ourUNll

PoasadaFifth-graders research-

mg Hanukkah told of theJeWish tradltlOns andeveryone learned how tou~e a due del Another ofthe fifth grade classeswent through the historyof Holland to find themyth of CInter Claus whowear a large blhop hdtand ndes a boat tromSpam to fill chLldrensshoeq left by the hearthbtudents trom the classwent around and filled theshoes of all the other stu-dents whlle classe~ weretakmg place

Sixth-graders lwkedmto the traditIOns ofGermany the UmtedStates Greep and othercountries each With Itsown termmology for famil-Iar and unfamIliar loreand an actiVIty deSignedaround the practices

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While every child InAmenca IS aware of SantaClaus Harper WoodsTyrone Elementary stu-dents celebrated 12 differ-ent holiday trawtlOlls thl~year

PrinCipal CherylVanDerhnden said theprogram was deSigned toremforce the schoolscredo of CharacterCounts She said learn-mg about how people ofothpr countnes relunonsand backgrounds ~ele-brate the holidays offersstudents a broader under-standing and appreclatlOnof other people

Each classroom pIcked acountry rangmg through-out Europe SouthAmenca and Afnca Thpstudents researched thetradttlOns decorated theirclassroom doors anddeveloped a presentat10nand actiVIty for the entIreschool to partlC1pate In

Fourth-grade studentswho researched Kwanzalooked Into the Afncanholiday and made a hugebatch of a umty and fel-lowship dnnk for all crnl-dren to try whlle a secondclabb 1~Hdll~J th~~~nClnh~hinJ fn Tl

Fairfax Va her five grand-chl1dren Shannon andBngld Reynolds and KellyRobbie and KeVIn Connorsand her brother JohnOConnor of Grosse PomteFarms

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lor of arts degree fromMichigan State College (nowMichigan State Umverslty)and a master of fine artsdegree from Wayne StateUmverslty Sally marnedSyd Reynolds In 1951 andthey bought Sallys familyhome soon lfter Her sonMike was born In 1954 andher daughter Cindy wasborn In 1957

Based on her love of act-Ing Sally was a cast mem-ber on several radlO dramasbroadcast by WXlZ andallo performed m local the-ater grOUPl

However Sally madeworking WIth children herhfeag Ir1SSCTI Hor tt~~h-Ing career at LIggett Schoolm Detr01t was mterruptedLy Mil dlllII l Ii ud tubalance her love of familyand teachmg Sally foundedthe Grosse POinte ChildrensTheater m 1954 It was thefirst community chIldrenstheater In MIchiganemploymg the then-revolu-tlOnary concept of usmg anall-youth cast m performIngmany well-known playssuch as The WIzard of 001The Sound of MUSICSnow V-nlte CInderella-Ollver Anme Get YourGun and ADme By thebme she concluded her 45years of service as duectorof the Childrens Theater in1999 she had taught theater to thousands of localyouths entertained theGrosse POInte communitywith hundreds of theatncalperformancclI ami per-formed for numerous chan-table orgamzatlOns Sallytook pnde m seeing so manyof her students develop suc-cessful careers In theaterthe arts law mediCIne andmany other professlOns Shewas equally proud to seethem become upstandmgparents and members oftheIr communlbes

Sally was also very activeIn her Cathohc faith Shewrote The LIttle Shepherdsof FatIma took a cast oflocal children to performthis lay at the Shnne ofOur Lady of Fatima InPortugal and dlstnbutedfilm stnps and VIdeotapes ofIt throughout the world Shealso promoted The Friendsof Father Peyton whIchemphaSized the messagethe family that praystogether stays togetherSally was also Involved mpro-hfe orgamzatlOnsfounding the Mothers ofMary and helpmg developthe annual all-mght VigIl forLIfe at the NatlOnal Shnneof the ImmaculateConccptwn In Washmgtm D C She was also acttve Inmany Manan societies

Sally enjoyed spendingtrme WIth her famlly all of jwhom were WIth her dunngthe hohdays She IS sumvedby her ~on r11kc PlkjoilQldsof Grosse Pointe Woods herdaughter Cindy Connors of

Sally AnneReynolds

After spenwng a wonder-ful Chnstmas Eve andChnstmas Day WIth herfamily Sally Reynoldsfounder and longtime direc-tor of the Grosse PomteChtldrens Theater suffereda fatal heart attack m herGrOSle Pomte Farms homeon the mormng ofWednesday Dec 26 2001She was laid to rest onSaturday Dee 29 folloWlnga funerlJ mass at St Clarede Montefalco CathohcChurch

Sally was born 111 DetrOlton Jan 2 1924 After grow-mg up near IndIan Villagethe OConnor family movedto Grosse POinte Park ID the1930s Sally graduated fromGru PUluk HIgh Schooland then obtamed a bache-

Mary SymingtonTh urber Galloway

OllisonGrosse POInte Woods resI-

dent Mary SymmgtonThurber Galloway Ollison58 died on Tuesday Dec 252001 at Henry FordHospital 10 Detroit

Born In 1943 m DetrOltMrs Olbson attendedUmverslty Liggett SchoolMiss Halls School theUmverslty of MIchIgan andBradford Umverslty Sheworked as a modelspokesperson

Mrs Olhson was pastpreSident of the Tau BetaAssoclatlOn and the JumorLeague of DetrOit Shebelonged to the JUniorLeague Garden Club theGarden Club of MichIganand the SAGAFRA Shewas also a member of theboard of trustees for theChildrens Home of DetrOit

She IS survIved by hermother Mrs Edgar BGalloway her sonFredenck Olhson IV ofFerndale her daughterMary Olhson Martmson ofConcord N H and herbrother Edgar B GallowayJr of Ponte Vedra Fla

A memonal semce washeld at Grosse PomteMemonal PlesbytenanChurch in Grosse PomteFarms on Saturday Dec 29

Memonal contnbutlOnsmay be madE to thpLeukemIa and LymphomaSociety co E B Galloway109 Old Ponte Vedra DrPonte Vedra Fla 32082

Mary Symington ThurberGalloway OWon

mg golf and bowling In1916 he was named com-modore of the Grosse PomteFarms Boat Club Hebelonged to the Veterans ofForeIgn Wars Bruce Post

Mr Maddox IS sumved byhIs WIfe of 53 yearsFlorence sons Bob and Rickof Ann Arbor grandchildrenLauren Ross Craig andScott and a sister JanetCmader

A sCripture service washeld DlC 28 at St PaulCatholic Church In GrossePOinte Farms where MrMaddox was a member

Funeral arrangementswere handled by VerheydenF-t Rco

EqeDe Kozak

Robert F Maddoll

Eugene KozakGrosse POInte Woods resi-

dent Eugene Kozak 83 wedon Monday Dec 242001 ofnatural causes in lus home

Born In Fllnt Mr Kozaklater moved to Hamtramckwhere he graduated fromHamtramck High School m1935 He then attended theUniversity of DetrOIt andserved In thtlU S Navy

Mr Kozak loved IlVlng inGrosse Pomte Woods Hebelonged to the GrossePomte Semor Mens Cluband Grosse POInte TheatreHe enjoyed the park sWlm-mmg dally 10 the summerand haVIng plcmcs WIth luslate WIfe GeneVIeve Hetook daily drives onLakeshore Just to look at thelake and to check on thegeese

Mr Kozak loved dnnlungManhattans and emovedtraveling and dining OIit -

He loved his grandchJ1-dren Graham and PaIge Heloved In us 011 vtJl l-Jedaughter-m-law Kathrynand his son Tom whom heloved but never understood

He will be miSsedA funeral semce was held

on Thursday Dee 27 at OurLady Queen of Peace InHarper Woods Interment ISat Mount Ollvet Cemetery

Memorial contnbutlOnsmay be made to theUniversIty of DetrOlt -Mercy

Robert F MaddoxRobert 1 Maddox of

Grosse Pomte Farms dIedFriday Dee 21 2001 mDetrOit He was 79

Mr Maddox graduatedfrom Cass Techmcal HighSchool In DetrOlt He servedWIth the U S Army MedIcalCorps In Europe and JapanHe owned hIS own typeset-tmg company and taughtpubhc speakmg for DaleCarnegIe

Mr Maddox enjoyed play-

birds WhlCb he and hIS lateWIfe Jane McNaughtonwould dIsplay proudly eachsummer at the HarborSpnngs Art Fau He was apast V1ce preSIdent of theIndIan Village Mens GardenClub and was an activemember of the PnsmatlcClub of DetrOit

When Dr Kmght mamedLoretta Sharp In 1991 hebecame a stepfather andgrandfather dnd reveled 10hiS new family Fnendsrecall Dr Kmght as a man ofgreat Wit and charm whodellhtfgtd 10 tht good for-tune of others

A memonal service washeld Fnday Dee 28 at FortStreet Presbytenan ChurchIn DetrOlt Interment IS mthe family plot at MountAuburn Cemetery mCambnd~e Mass

At the request of the fam-Ily memonal contnbutlOnsmay be sent to The OpenDoor a program for thehomeless at Fort StreetPresbytenan Ctgturch boilW Fort St Detroit MI48226

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DetrOIts IndIan VillageQlrdon F Knight 71 wedWednesday Dec 19 2001from comphcatlons followmgheart surgery

Born m 1924 m ArhngtonMass Dr Knight attendedYale Umverslty He laterearned a doctorate 10 indus-trial IlsycholojD at WayneState Umverslty

He served as a heutenantin the U S Navy dunng theSecond World War partlC1-patlng 10 Afncan andEuropean campaignsmcludIng Normandy

For many years DrKmght was a labor andsecuntles arbItrator work-mg With the FederalMediation and ConC1hatlOnService the N atlOnalASSOCIation of SecuntIesDealers-RegulatlOn Inc theMediation ServIce of theNeIghborhoodReconC1hatlOn Center Incthe MI hlgan RegIOnNatlOnal Academy ofArbitrators the AmencanArbltratlOn AssOClatlOn andthe Federal Labor RelatlOnsAuthonty Dr Knight alsoserved WIth dlstmctlOn forseveral years on the board ofdirectors of Adult WellBemg SeTVlces He was alsoa longtime adjunct professorfor Central MIchIganUmverslty

Dr Kmght had a WIderange of Interests mcludmgbonsai and camng wooden

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ObituariesFrom page8Awed on Wednesday Dec 192001 m Cook Spnngs Ala

Mrs Huetteman was bornon March 10 1905 at thefamily home 10 GrossePOinte Farms the secondchIld and eldest daughter ofWJlham and MatildaBeaupre

In 1927 she mamedRaymond T Huetteman atSt Paul Catholic ChurchThey reSided m GrossePomte Farms for 41 yearsWhen Mr Huettemanretired from the DetrOitDuk ColUJ T~uot iJ 19G8they moved to Flonda Afterher husbands death m 1988Mrs Huetteman moved toAlabama to be near herdaughter Betty Ann

In addItion to bemg adevoted Wlfe and motherMrs Huetteman enjoyedgardemng and crafts HerhandIwork mcluded handpamted china sewmg cro-cheting and reupholsteringchairs DuriDlz the SecondWorld War with her broth-ers Involved In the wareffort Mrs Huettemanspent two summers Wlth hertwo youngest sons hvmg andasslstmg In managmg theBeaupre familys PlumbrookGolf Club

Mrs Huetteman IS sur-VIved by her daughter BettyAnn her sons Raymond(Jude) Huetttgtm1m WllhlP1(Laura) Huettpman AndJohn (Diane) Huetteman 13grandchildren 29 great-grandchildren and two loIS-ters RIta Trefzer and LIlhanDelPlace

Mrs Huetteman was pre-deceased by her brothersOrmond Russell FrancisWllliam and EugeneBeaupre

A memonal service WIll beheld on Saturday Jan 5 at11 a m at St Paul CatholicChurch 10 Grosst PomteFarms Interment WIll be atthe St Paul collmbanum

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Joseph Mengden ~sa res~-dent of the C~ty of GrossePvmte and former chairmannf IfIrltt f Mhu1nn 111gt Ifls~ -~ -~be 0-- theF~rwnc~al Analysts SOCletyof DetrOit lnc

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UHF (Ultra HIghFrequency) wluch had 69rhmTlPl~ (14 through 82)But UHF receptIon neverlid equal the qualIty ofVHFreception

LTS first TV was a wed-dmg present 10 1950 a 9-Inch (dIagonal measure)black-and-whIte Spartanset manufactured IIIJackson by the SpartanCorp (world famous for itsSono-buoy submartne-traclung submernbls)

In I~fifi wp had thp firstcolor rv on our block whIchwas a 17m(~ RCA (PerryComos hair was more green-Ish than blond) To help sellcolor TV sets NBC agreed tobroadcast at least one hourm color every mght Mostprtme tIme shows werebroadcast hve becauseVIdeo tape had not yet beenmvented

Eariy on hotels motelsapartment buildIngs andcondos erected large roofantennas then split the sIg-nals for deltvery to eachrental umt via coaxial cable

Smce TV SIgnals travel byhne-of-slght receptIOn ISdependent on bemg able tosee the transmItter

RI erslde cocmumtlesbehmd the AppalachIanMountams and depnved ofTV erected huge commumtyantennas on mountamtopsbnngmg the Signals downby WIre WIth penodic ampli-fiers Installed along the way

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At trme of purchase the2000 Dogs had an avera~eYIeld (weighted by equal dol-lar investments) of 3 21 per-cent (not mcludmg severalsmall chvldend mcreasesduring the year) vs only166 percent yteld on the 30Dow stocks

The yield from the 2000DuiCll Wdllilimost double theyteid from the entue 30 Dowstocks (including the Dogstherein)1

The Dogs of 2001 willhave a new face The currentYIeld of Merck amp Co (MRK)is 2 31 percent conSIderablyhIgher than MmnesotaMinmg amp Mfg (MMM) at201 percent Hello MRKgoodbye MMMI

of our hIgher transmittertowers and much greaterpower wattage

The onginal TV spectrumwas called VHF (VeryHIgh Frequency) and It hadonly 12 channels (2 thlOUgh13)

Later the FCC authonzedanother spectrum called

~ before cableDc you remember TV

before cable At our oldhouse (before 1985) we hada motonzed rotatIng anten-na on the roof with antlers~about 12 feet across Thebest reception was WIth theantenna arms 90 degreesopposed to the directIOn ofthe transmItter

To watch CKLW-TV mWmdsor we would rotateour antenna to face westWIth the arms POIntIngnorth and south glvmgmaxImum exposure toWindsor in the webL

Even WIth our rotatInganttlnna facmg Toledo thatCItyS SIgnals were so weakthe pIcture was always fuzzyWIth a lot of flop-oversToledo was defimtely notworth watclung

But Toledo friends saIdthey got farI receptIon ofcur Detc~tetetlone b~au~e

3 7 shares of the new J PMorgan Chase stock Exceptfor a 2-for-1 split of Exxon-MobIl m 2001 there were noother stock diVIdends orspbts In the other eIghtstocks

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the 30 DJI stocks for theperIOd Dec 31 2000through Dec 212001

The table shows that the$10000 mvested m the2000 Dogs had decbnedonly 8 1 percent throughDec 212001

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the mfamous You are notauthonzed to View thISpage message So much fordIetmg onlme

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6 Is thiS weIght loss pro-gram SCIentifically valId

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DId you enjoy the hoh-days Those sugar-coatedcandy cane cookIes that youswore on Dec 24 you wouldaVOId sure dId taste greatdIdnt they

Of course I dtdnt havethat prcbem f Please Ignorethe cookie crumbs In mybeard)

Now youre wonderinghow to make peace betweenthe food and the bathroomscale Guess what TheInternet can help It can notonly help you lose thoseunwanted pounds but tt canhelp you do It safely

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1 Are you measunng yourhealth solely by a number onthe bathroom scale

2 Is dIetmg gettmg in theway of YOllr life

3 Does dIetmg make youfatter (l thmk they must bespYIng on me)

4 What are the healthnsks

5 Anecdotes and testlmo-ntals dont mean a thmg

At press hme Dec 27mvestors analysts and port-foho managers were closmgthe books on a burn 2001thankful for the robust vear-end rally that reduced l~~~(sfor a most volatile year

Dont lookback lookforward

January ISusually anup-monthfueled by bll-hons of dol-lars lookmg

ruI [VUI~ui~ mvestmentlt By Joseph W h I I e Mengden bonuses and profit-sharing are down

from the gluttony of recent years there IS still a ton ofmoney filtermg down the dItnbutlOn channels that wIll be lookmg for an mvest-I ment home m JanuaryI Many do-It-yourselr

investors were badly burnedlast vear

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Window Replacement Barnes School

Thc Board of Edul-aliOn of The Gnwc Pomle Publil- SchoolSylttcmWaync Count Mil-hlgan Will rccclve ~caled hld~ fora wmdow proJCd locatcd m thc Cll~ of GroltltePOInte Wood~MKhlgan at Barnc~ Sl-hoo

Spc(fll-at](]n~ and BId F orm~ WIll he available at aMANDATORY pre-bid meetine on TueltdayJanuary 8 2002al 10 l) a m ea~tern tandard tlmc Thc mandatory pre-hidHII lakc plKCat Barnc Shoo 20090 Mornmgldc GrosePOIntCWood MILhlgan 482~6 Thc mcellne will bc Dthe~CCIVD1lroom pf Barne~ ~chool

Scalcd bId 111 he duc Thur-day January 24 2002 at 1000am eatcrn Iandard lime at the Admmtltlrallon BUlldmg ofthc ltJroe Pomtc Board 01 1m( allon 1RQ laIr AvlGrC~ pOInte 11 -1Qlft ~ IHI-- am~ ~)a -- Jwill he opened and publtLly rcad aloud ThlltproJccl will nOIbe funded hv federal or lttatemonic

Plcaltc dl reel quc-tl()l trl Larrj Yanlaula Managi ofBuddrnglt and Groundlt for the Groe Pomtc Public SchoolSytcm 11~-42 ~082

Board of FducationGror POl11llPubilL iLhoo) iylttem

Lmda Farmer SCLretaryGPN 121VOI 122701 andOl1OV02

Window Replacement Ferry Elementary School

Thc Board of Educal10n of The Grosse POinte Pubhc SchoolSylttemWayne County MichIgan Will receIve sealed bids fora Window proJcct localed In the City of Grossc POinte WoodsMichIgan al Ferry Elementary School

SpecIfIcatIOns and BId Forms wlil be avallable at aMANDTORY Prebid medina on Tuesday January 8 2002at 9 00 a m ell~tem standard llme The mandatory prc-bld Willtake placc at Ferry Elementary School 748 Roslyn Gros~ePOlntc Woods Michigan 48236 The meellnamp WIll be lD IhereCCIVIOeroom of Ferry Elementary School

Sealed bids Will be due Thursday January 24 2002 at 1000a m calttem standard lime at the Administration Bulldmg oftle Grf)ltse Po-nte Board of Educaton 389 St ClaIr AveGH)~C ronne Mi 0230 dl wnl(n lime dlhJ pla(c tne 010

Ill bc opened and pubhcly read aloud Th proJcct Will nOlbe funded by federal or slate monies

Please dlrecl qucstlons to Larry Yankaultka Manager ofBUlldlngltand Ground~ for Ihe Groltsc POinte Pubhc SchoolSytcm ~I~ 412 1082

Board of EducationGrose POinte Pubhl- SLhool Syslem

Linda Farmer SecrctarylJ PN 1211VUI 1212701 and 0103102

Philip Rice has jomed The Acumen Group I bUSinessconsultmg company m Grosse Pomte Farms that has ere-lltllU fil~-btllp process to help entrepreneurs grow theIrbusmess

Rice has more than 20 years busmess expenence mclud-mg WIth the accountmg firm DelOltte and Touche andGallagher Kaiser Corp a bUlldmg and pamtmg systemcontractor

Rice 1S active m the French-American and German-Amencan Chambers of Commerce In DetrOit He has alsobeen a member of the AutomotIVe Industry ActIOnGroupConstruction Industry FOluS Group

Peggy Delozier realtor and relocatIOn speCIalist WIthColdwell Banker SchweItzer Real Estate m Grosse POinteFarms has once agam receIVed the DIamond CIrcle Award

The award IS given to the top 20 percent of all sales asso-cIates across the natIOn

DelOZier has bachelor dewees m hl~torv and EnglIshfrom Npwton rol1ppop of thp ltTpn HTt TOrtlt R~tCollege She IS also a graduate of the Academy of theSacred Heart In Bloomfield Hills She IS membershIp chaIr-man of the DetrOit AuxilIary of Chlld Help USA

The Lutz Corp a mortgage bankmg dIVI~lOnof The LutzCompames has added Robert Henry to the staff

Henry a reSident of Grosle POtnte Woods WIll ~peclaltzeas a loan officer secunng loans for mcome-producmg realp~tflte

Henry was a VIce presdEnt at (omenca Bank for 12YPllro 11 addtlol tn lortgagE bankng Hellry WIll contm-ue prOVIding acqulltlon and dispOSItion servtces at Lutz

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Local Rates1 year 5372 year 5703 year 598

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best ciassiftedlincluding estate

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and other itemain high demand

In gemology assures cus-tomers are receIVIng Itemsof the finest quality

Both brothers weretrained by the famtly expertGeorge Kouelter Sr whosedream hves on through thefamIly

Along With a beautIfuland one-of-a-lond selectIOnIn Jewelry KouelterJewelers offers watchesfrom guch prestlglcus hncsas Breltlmg OmegaMovado Raymond Well andSelko The stores gtftwarecollection mcludesWaterford Lladro andSwarovslo

Koueiter Jewelersmoves and expands

George Kouelter Jewelershas relocated to 19815 Mackbetween Huntington andManchester In GrossePomte Woods

The famIly-owned andoperated company had beenon Mack above Vermer tor33 years With the move theKouelter family has expand-ed the store and added theconveruence of a free park-In lot

The Kouelter famIlystresses personal andfnendly servIce GeorgeKouelter ISa craftsman whodeSIgn custom jewelryBrother Roberl 5 expertise

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Photo by Bra d LmdbergJackie Harper of St Clalr Shores browses through post-holiday sale Items at

the Pointe Pedlarmg thmgs for the hornandfixmg up the home WeSfeIt -- --- - --- --- -- -all through retathng

He saId products thatevoke nostalgia such as col-lectIbles hand paintedgoods mdJVlduahzed deco-rAtiOnS 8nd a WIde range ofhousewdl e ~uld well a~JaCObsonSone of ills chentsand the anchor ofthe Viiiageshoppmg dlstnct of the Clty

As the shopping seaqlngets a second WInd In thepost-holiday phase heavydiscounts are expected toJump-start sales of outer-wear and leather goods

Now that we have coldweather Its a great tIme forafter-Chnstmas salesMarx Said Its an excellenttime because Vvchae gttver-al more months of chIll

By tills time next year theeconomy may have recov-ered If so Nitzsche saIdwe sure arent gomg to seethese prices agam ~

THERES MOREINSIDE TRA~1VJUSTTHE HEADLINES

Evel) Thursday we provide the Pointes with completecoverage of the people organizations businesses sales

and events in our community

CompilatIons of patnotlcmusIc sold much ~tter post-9-11 than ever before saidJenie Carlen manager ofpublic relations for BordersGroup Ine m Ann ArborPatnotlc book titlesIncreased after 9-11

There was more of akeepsake mmd-set thISyear Marx said There wasmore attentIon on homehearth and nestmg There ISmuch more rehance on need

At POinte FItness andTrammg Center SusieJOlJanJ a personal trainersaid I was surpnsed at thenumber of personal trammgpackages and membershIpssold A lot of people added tofamIly memberships

The training centersowner Ken Welch of theFa k said The biggest pre-sent someone can glVe theIrkIds IS to take care of them-selves and be mdependentwhen they get old

Warm wfathfr hnwlVlrcooled the shoppmg spmtTemperatures ddnt dropuntIl two days beforeChnstmas

It was a late start sales-WIseS8JdWendv Bacon ofthe family-owned WhistleStop Hobby Shop m St ClairShores People cbdnt startshoppmg untIl afterThankSgIVing From thenon It was busy but notchaotic

HeIghtened Interest Inworld affaIrs has been par-tIally credJtedWItha run onglobes at Harveys CompleteTravelers m the CIty

We had a lot of speCIalorders tius year s81d storemanager Annie Toelle

Red white and blueA surge In patnotlsm

extended to clothm2 wherethp hot (nnrs were red WIULt IU1U Ulue

At HIckeys Walton-Pierce a mens and womensapparel store In the CttyWith a hneage to 1900patnotic-theme thmgs didwell said owner BillHuntmgton

He s81dhullday sales wereon par WIthlast year

immedJately after Sept11 there was a soft penodfor a week HuntmgtonsaId Then everybodyadjusted at least accordingto my eXPilnence

In a move slmllar toDIClemente and h1sChristmas corsagesHuntmgton gave customersAmencan flag PInS Hesconsldenng replemshing hisnearly sold-out supply ofneckties and belts decoratedWIthAmencan flags

The patnotlc theme con-tinued at Borders Booksand MUSICin the CIty whichIsnt a 801e propnetor buttargets its Inventory to mdi-vidual commtmtlc~

place on Thursday Dec 20sometime between 11 30a m and 7 pm In the 1400block of Maryland Someonestole a 1988 Oldsmoblle 88parked on the street

In another inCIdentbetween Dec 16 and 19 a1999 Harley DaVIsonHentage Spnnger motorcy-cle was taken from a garaeIn the 900 block of GrandMaraiS

Dunng the evemng ofWednesday Dec 19 some-one failed In an attempt tosteal a Jeep parked m frontof a reSIdence m the 500block of Pemberton

Rowboat headA prowler who pohee

beheve had been dnnkmgwas caught after a short buteventful chase m GrossePomte Woods

Officers caught the manIn the 2100 block of Brvs onSunday Dec 23 at 4 16 a rn

The suspect an I8-year-old man from Eastpomtehad to be 1ubdued officerssaId

While runmng frompolice the teenager hoppeda fence got tangled and fellface-first Into an overturnEdrowboat stored m a resl-dents back yard An otlieermentIOned mans obvlOuslymtoxlcated appearance

- Brad Lmdberg

lOWIngconverrstlOn WIth aGrosse Pomte Woods pollee-man whIle bemg taken toJail on Saturday Dec 22 at240 am

Oh boy am I 1D troublenow said the man

-wnyT asked the officerBecause I m drullk The

suspect had been pulled overon northbound Mack nearTorrey for speedmg an esti-mated 60 mph When theofficer got out of hIS crUIserthe suspect drove off Hefolled hiS own escape byturnmg onto Ford Court adead end

You know saId the offi-cer you should not runfrom the polIce

I didnt do anythmg anynormal Amencan kId would-nt do

ThP mAl rllF11tprpl lQpercent blood ~alcohol levelThe suspect said he hadbeen dnnklng at a fnendshouse m DetrOIt Poltcecharged hIm Wlth drunkendnvlng fleeing and eludJng

Car theftsGrosse Pomte Park pollee

are nvetlgatlng twu IHthefts and a third attemptthat faIled

The most recent theft took

Luring customersLocal retailers didnt Sit

back and Walt for customersto arnve

Angelo DIClemente whohas oPIlsd The Dried FlowerIn the Woods for 30 yearsincreased his advertISingbudget Dunng a holidayopen house he gave womengreen-tnmmed Chnstmascorsages

Its the little extra thmgsthat bring In salesDiClemente saId We heldour own this season It wasgood

StateWlde retaJi holidaysales rose about 2 2 percentover last year according toArthur NItzsche presIdentand founder of TeleeheekMldugan In Southfield Thecompany guarantees checkscuswmers pay retaliers atthe tune of purehase

Looking at check actlVltyIS lIke samphng retailsales saId NItzsche aFarms reSIdent He expectsreceipts to nse to 2 3 percentonce post-holtday salesmcludlng gIft certificatesare added

Wptlr ~ QmJ(Jo 11101~ - - ~-n natIonal averages Nitzsches8Jd Thats good becausemany tImes we take It onth~ chm In any case It was

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Man needc abatting cage

An angry male driveranswered Wlth a baseballbat when a woman cut hImoff at the turnarollncl onVermer near Canton justmSlde the border betweenGrosse Pomte Woods andHarper Woods

On Saturday Dec 22 at2 26 pm a Grosse POinteWoods officer saId the manbecame enraged when a 33-year-old Harper Woodswoman Zipped through theturnaround and cut off theman He jumped out of hiSvehIcle WIth a baseball batsmashed the womans dnvers SIde Wlndow and tnedto pull her out

The office drtw hl~ IH~tolwnen tne uspect oat Inh~nd mdlcated he wouldntcooperate Police leVIed felo-niOUS asault chargesagainst the 42-year-oldHarper Woods reSident

Officer from HarperWoods took over thE sceneand arrested the suspect

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hIm after an outstandingcareer at South

Coming out of highschool I wanted to go to acuHege where i could piaybasketball and I would get agood education no matterwhere It was Hess slUdBut when I wasnt playmgbasketball at Eastern It chd-nt feel the same

Thats when he startedexplonng other schools On~ was ColumbIa which hadrecruIted him out of hIghschool Another was Wllhantand Mary which IS coachedby former Ohio State assis-tant RIck Boyages

I really liked WillIam andMary Hess saId And Imgettmg a free educatIOnwhIch I wouldnt have hadm the Ivy League

During lus year off Hesshas been pracncmg WIth theWilham and Mary teamIncludmg the eariy mornmgcondltlOmng sessions buthes had to watch the gamesfrom t on the bench

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Hess excited aboutreturn to actionBy Chuck KlonkeSports Editor

The Walt ISfinally over forAdam Hess

List Thunlllll) h~ pl11ytmhis first college basketball mmore than two years whenIus Wilham and Mary teamplayed the UOIverslty ofMaryland

Playmg the sIxth-rankedTerrapins was Just fine WIthHess a former All-State bas-ketball player at GrossePOinte Scuth who trans-ferred to WIllIam and Maryafter startmg as a freshmanat Eastern MichiganUniversity

Im pretty excIted aboutplaymg agam slUd Hesswho was forced to SItout lastyear because ofNCAAtrans-fer rules

And Im glad itsMaryland That way If Ihave a bad game I can saythliL It WdlI because oiMaryland not me

Hess transferred afterEstern fired coach MiltBarnes who had rterLlited

Adam He took In Hme alghtleeiDg aroaDdAthena during his trip to Greece with NYCHoops

ValleyIt was a very close meet

and It went right down tothe final couple of eventshead coach Rick JohnstonslUd Our kIds SWant welland I can see the Improve-ment m each competitor n

Derek Johnston won the~UO-treestyle ana lOU-but-terfly whIle the 200-medleyrelay team of JohnstonBrandon Baetens MikltlVance and Kyle Williamstook first

In addItion Dan Adamshas been cutiing two ~-onds off his times in everymeet

I love to see the kids cut-ting time because It meanstheyre workmg hard Inpractice Johnston Bald

The FIghtm Insh fell to 0-S overall

Upcommg for the NotreDame SWImteam is an awaymeet on Tuesday Jan 8against Sterling HeightsStevenson

sonsAlex likes the school

Wood said It has a goodbusmess school and thatswhat hed lIke to go mto Healso llkes the coach and hessure that hell be there forhIS full four years bull

East wins non-league hoops gameBy Bob St John sophomore Robert Carlisle our WInStaff wnter scorEd 14 pomts and Semor Josh Saunders

Lutheran Easts boys bas- grabbed eIght rebounds chIpped In WIth seven pOIntsketball team eased mto the whIle Bobby Maynard and and seven reboundshohday break WIth a 53-37 ChrIs Gibson also played The Eagles led 21-17 atwm over vlsltmg Warren well the half but broke the gameImmaculate ConceptIon The guys played well and open by sconng 15 pomts 111

Head coach Gary everyone had a chance to get the thIrd quarter and 17 111Gutenkunst saId hIS Eagles some plaYIng tIme the fourthhad tv do l better Job of (1utpnkllnQt laId We The Lutheran East bas-reboundmg and tAkmg care rebounded better and took ketball team Improved to 3-2of the ball which they did as care of the ball whIch led ta overall

tlUUdl - a trewenuuullweapon~ Wood Bald Lastyear he improved his back-hand The last half of theseason he started hitting itWIth a lot of topspin And hehas an outstanding serv(Thnoo +J 110_ _ _ - _ lWavl~ - 00

forehand backhand andserve - make him an out-standmg player

AB good as Conn ia theressome room for improvement

He stIll needs to work onhis volley~Vood Bald Nextyear hell do that and thenhell be a complete player

Wlsconsms tennis pro-gram has been in the mIddleof the BIg Ten and Contishould be able to step nghtm and help the Badgers

Conn who is a 3 3 studentat ULS also pIckedWlsconsm for academIC rea-

Sophomore ChrIS Smallscored m the first penodwhIle Jumor Chns Andersonand senIor Pat Llpa tailledm the fmal stanza

The kIds are grmdmg Itout playing well sluft-by-sluft McKay said

It was also a family gatht11l1l iur semor ialt1ralcTImmons who competedag81nst some relatives onLumen Christi

It was fun watchmgPadraics grandfather wear-ing two hata McKay S81dIt was a mce game agamsta good team

The Notie Dame hockeyteam Improved to 10-1 over-all

Next for the Fightin InshIS a home game onWednesday Jan 9 againstUmversity Liggett School

overallCommg up for the Ftghtm

Insh are home gaJTles onFriday Jan 4 and TuesdayJan 8 agamst DetrOItCatholIc Central andMadison HeIghts BishopFoley

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Fightin Irish bury Windsor St BrennanBy Bob St JohnStaff wnter

Head coach Don Sicko gotthe results he was lookmgfor m hiS Notre Dame bas-ketball teant beatmg VISIt-mg Wmdsor St Brennan 68-50 last week

We were a httle betterLUll1~h~ W1tUl U1 uur prt~ IVU

three games SIcko saidOur attItude and work Notre Dames hockeyethic ISvery goodwhich Will team is movmg up thego a long way toward mak- standmgs in DlV1slOnIIImg us competitive After losmg 5-4 to Flint

The host Flghtm Irish Powers on Dec 1 thebolted out to a 17-6 lead Flghtm Insh have run offafter the first quarter and SIXconsecutIVe wms mclud-main tamed a comfortable 109 last weekends 3-0double-dIgIt lead throughout shutout over highly toutedthe final three penods Jackson Lumen ChnstJ in

Dfn1Vply the kIds the Lansing Showcaseplayed well but offenSIvely It was a goodgame gomgwere not where we want to back and forth~ head coachbe Sicko s81d Kevin McKay said Wetook

Sernor guard Sean Rmke an early lead but Lumenscored 14 pomts whIle Chnstl took It to us m thesemor John PeJak added 11 second penod Swimmingand semor Bnan BIggs had Our kIds played well10 espeCIally (Dave) Murray m The Notre Dame sWIm

The Notre Dante basket- goal and we won a bIg team lost its meet last weekball team improved to 3-1 game ~ falhng 98-71 to Chippewa

Knights Conti chooses WisconsinBy Chuck Klonke on his back but with his m 1990 teams in the state bullSports Editor work ethIC Im confident Former touring pro Aaron Conti has been a state

UnIversity LIggett that hell do well ~ Knckstem also played for champIon three bmes inSchoolsAlex Conti WIllhave Some of the pressure has Wood at ULS but he turned DiviSIOn IV HIs success ISa lot of pressure on him been relieved however profeSSIonal after his sopho- no aCCIdentwhen the boys tennis season Contis chOIce of colleges more year He has paid the pnce for-begms next spnng has been made He recently Dunng lus first three sea- this Wood said Hes

Hell be the No 1 high signed a letter of intent to snns with the Knights Conti worked hard on all aspectaschool player m the state attend the UniverSity of has compiled an 88-3 record of the game And he worksregardless of class said Wisconsm mcluding a 26-2 mark last on his conditioning Ill seeKnIghts coach Bob Wood He IS the thud ULS male season wlule playmg No 1 him running In the summerThats a lot of pressure player 111 Woods37 years as singles He played second when the temperature is Inbecause there are a lot of coach to SIgna DIVIsionI let- smgles lus first two years the 80s and 90sgoodplayers m the state and tel of intent Paul Van Thats a tremendous wood SlUdthat ContI hasthey can make their season Walleghem went to record when you consider three outstanding tools inby beating Alex Wlsconsm 111 1978 and John our schedule Wood said his repertoIre

That puts a huge target Yancey started at Kentucky Weplayed all of the ranked His forehand 19 excep-

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and 8 25 on floorVictor had a season-best

8 6 on beam MaureenMoctn came back from anInjury suffered on her barsroutIne to score a team-high845 on floor

Weathers and CadorIneach had personal-best all-around scores and PoletIsand Michelle Karowslu hadtheir best scores on floorMIa Mocen posted a 6 5 onbeam m her second varsItymeet

Hess--From page 12A

Ive had a couple ofthmgs keep me gomg Hesssaid In practIces Ive beenworkng out WIth the secondteam so I try to beat thestarter Im playmg agamstlnother reason IS out ofspIte - to sQow people thatIm still a good player

He did that m hIS firstgame with hiS new schoolscoring a career-high 21pomts

WIlham and Mary hasstruggled m recent seasonsbut Hess thmks the school ISon the way up III theColomal AthletiCAsSOCiatIon

We played the toughestnon-league schedule m theconference he saId Weplayed schools from the Big12 Big 10 and SEC

Hess got some game com-petItion last summer whenhe toured Gree~e with NY~Hoops a team of 11 colle-gIate players Hess team-Jlates included ArizonasJason Gardner andMIchIgan States AlOYSiUSAnagonve and AdamBallInger

We -played the GreekOlYlllPIC team and It wastQugh competitIon becausethey dIdnt want to lose to abUJlch of college kids hesaid The games were closeso we blamed it on the officl-atmg The fouls would be 10-o real qUIck

Not only dId the baket-ball expenence get Hess pre-pared for hiS return to thecourt but he had time toenJoy the country

We had some free timeso we got to see everythmgfrom the anCient rums tocollege-type parties hesaid

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four freshmen who helpedfill In hadnt had enoughtIme to develop their floorexerCIse routine leaVingNorth WIthout a fulllmeup

Dornbrook led theNorsemen m three eventsShe scored 8 3 on vault WItha full handspnng 7 0 onbars and 8 15 on floor exer-cIse

Victors beam score of 7 6was the best of the mghtShe also scored well In vault(7 95) and floor (7 45)Maureen Mocen scored 795In both floor and vault and67 on bars

Gronback scored weil onvault (79) and bars (67)Weathers dId well on vault(79) and floor (7 55) PoletIscontnbuted to the teampomts on bars after suffer-ing an injUry and Safran didwell m three events

North bowed to Troy1296-1231 but Weathershad the highest score of themeet In vault (8 25)

Victor had a team-best8 55 on beam and Cadonnled the way ill bars WIth an80

Maureen Moceri andDornbrook each connectedon a difficult move on thebalance beam as they did aSWItch kick to a back hand-spnng It was the first tImeeach of them had used themove m competItIon

Maureen Mocen had afloor score of 8 15 andPoleti3 had rfglonal qu~hfymg scores m bars and vault

North fimshed fourth atthe Troy Athens InVItatIOnalWith d ~tlt1migt~urluf 124 1

Dornbrook was eighth In

n-ground unth a 31 85 andshe also placed m bars WItha 7 9 Maureen Mocen wasseventh m floor exerciseWIth an 8 65 -- the hIghestIlldlvldual score by a Northgymnast thiS year Cadonnwas eIghth on bars (805)and Poletls was mnth onvault (8 15)

North closed out the 2001portIOn of ItS schedule WItha 128 7-126 25 Will over AnnArbor PIOneer m a meet thatBentley laId was the teamsbest of the season

Dornbrook scored a per-sonal-best 32 95 m all-around WIth an 8 6 on bars8 35 on vault 7 75 on beam

Early start brings desired resultfor Norths gymnastics team

Phoro by Rosh StllaroGrone Pointe South shortstop-pitcher Chris Getz signs his national letter of

tetto plAy hAlIIfhn at WakeForest while his parents Art and Betsy Getz andblii bJgh iichool coach Dan Griesbawn center look un

An elrlc tart to the sea-son than usual prOVIdedGrosse Pomte Norths gym-nastics team With thpresults that coach BruceBentley deSIred

I wanted to get the gIrlsout there early to see whatwe had what needed to beworked on and go fromthere saJd Bentley of thestart that wa nearly threlweeks earher than normal

North whIch won theGreat Lakes Eight dualmeet and league meet tItleslast year started out With a12165-962 wm overBrulIllghdJII S~ahulm

Captams Tracy Dornbrookand Maureen Mocen hadexcellent all-around scoresof 30 25 and 30 15 respec-tively

Lesbe Cadonn posted anall-around score of 23 2 fol-lowed by Katie WeathersWith a 2185 that In(jluded a775 on vault

Natahe Victor scored 845on balance beam and Mocerihad an 8 0 on beam Cadonnposted scores of 7 95 onuneven bars and 7 85 onbeam Dornbrook scored 7 8on bars 7 45 on beam and7 85 on vault Kelly Poletisscored well on vault WIth a775 and Kayle Gronbackhad scores of 7 3 on beamand 6 45 on bars LaurenSafran had a 6 95 on beam

Freshmen MIa MocenLeah Steele and KristenGlover performed well mtheIr first varsIty match

North beat BlclIlIUglutlHGroves 1168-1048 The lowscore for the Norsemen wasthe result of Cadorm J JRoszka and Poletls mligtJngthe meet WIth mJunes Andthp (wo phnmnrp nli

tand out because he battedIn the leadoff spotGnampsbaum saId

HIS statistIcs might havebeen even more Impreigtllveas a sophomore when hemade the DlvllOn I All-State second team

Getz batted 505 With 12doubles two tnples and fivehomers He stole 34 baseshad 27 walks and drove m20 run HIS pltchmg recordwaigt 1-0 With seven savesand an 089 ERA

Getz doesnt look hke apower tflCtlit at o-tuot-lLand 160 pounds but he has36 extra-base hIts In twoseasons

Hes stronger than heappears to be but he hastremendous bat qUIcknessGnesbaum said He haone of the qu)(kest bats Iveseen for anyone hiS age

In slgnmg With WakeForest Getz WIll attend thesame school that hiS fatherArt graduated from

Thursday Jan 3 agamstLlvoma Clarenceville andhost Macomb LutheranNorth

Its a tough openerbecause North has sometough kidS SChlhi said rfeel good about our chancesto beat both teams but ourkIds have to wam It

Next for the Eag1es is theFordson Tournament onSaturday Jan 5

Super Senior squadWlmbledonRacquet Club Super Senior team of Julia Caprara Mimi

KJbbey Janet Lannen Patty McCracken Jeanne Rivard Nancy SChmidtAnne Spitz Joanne Visellio and Penny Waslak won ittl local United StatesTennis Assoctatlon league champlonsbip and advanced to the sectionaltournament in IndlanapoUs The Wlmbledonteam flnlshed second in a fieldthlOtindudelaquol teams from Wisconsin UlInotsand Ohio

Chris ltHI totals really

Devils coach DanGr18sbaum

Getz ha been Southsstartmg shortstop the Jasttwo year but he has alsobeen the Blue DeVIls closerand hant blown a saveopportuntty III two years

Although he would proba-bly lIke to clone himGne~baum IS Just happythat he has Getz for onemorE year

Sevel al senIOrs graduat-ed from lat year champl-~nhlp te~~ bu~a~tz thlr~UCl)UU ampllUt 1JIUKCLt dUU

pitcher Matt Middleton arethree tarters wholl b thenucleus of thiS years Southsquad

Last year Getz batted430 WIth seven doubles two

triples and eight home runsHe scored 42 runs and drovein 30 He also had 22 walksand stole 21 bases In hISclosers role Getz was 3-0With 12 saves and a 1 38

match whIle Steve Of)ada(215 pounds) also captured aSIlVer medal lOSing 8-5 toChntondales AntomeWeible In the champIOnshipmatch

Bobby Monahan alsoearned a medal for thePIOneers placmg SIxth at112 pounds

ComIng up for thePIOneers IS theIr MetroConference opener tomght

States bestFive University Liggett School field hockey players made the All-State

team which was selected by coaches in the state From left are KatieHoUerbach Maggie Dillon Suzanne McGoey Clare Burch and BrittanyPaquette McGoeyand Dillon were first-team selections BWChiaDd IIoD~bacb made the second team and Paquette received hononble mead_McGoeyand Burch received All-State honors for the second straight sea-son

Wake Forest baseball gets Getz

known for a long hmeAnd It doesnt stop there

Getz hat been on theDIvIsIOn I All-State teameach of the last two seasonsand after leading South tothe state champIOnship lastspnng he wa named to theAll-State Dream Teamwhich includes players fromall four dlVlslOns

Hes a total player Thatswhy so marJ) ulleuroge~ we t

Interested in him saId Blue

By Chuck KlonkeSports Editor

When Wake Forestssportll mformatlOn depart-ment sent out a newsrelease about the baseballplayers who signed early let-ters of mtent to play for theDemon Deacons It had a suc-cmct appraisal of GrossePomte Souths Chns Getz

(Getz) IS one of the bethigh school mfielders In theMidwest the release said

Thats somethmg that followers of ugh schoo base- 11 ~ h T1 1 110-) 11

Monahan Orjada shine atMacolllb County TourneyLEs Jurczakalso medalsBy Bob 51 JohnStaff wmer

WARREN HarperWoods wrestlmg team hadits moments of glory m lastweekends 28th annualMacomb CountyTournament at MacombCommunity Culltgl

We fimshed 12th out of34 ligtams whlth 1lt great fora small DIVISIOn IV schoollIke Harper Woods headcoach Adam Schlhl saIdWe beat powerhouses lIkeRomeo thanks to a sohrlshOWIng from all of ourkids

As for Lutheran East itwas a learmng expenencefor Its wrestlers

It was a tough tourna-ment for our kIds and theylearned firsthand what Itshke to wrestle some of thestates best East headcoach John Wlllnwr igtdHl

TIus was a learning expen-ence for our kIds and It WIllhelp them In thE long run bull

The Eagles fimshed In thebottom third of the 35-teamtournament as sophomoreChriS Jurczak (1l2-poundclass) took home a fifth-place medal

Alex Goetz (145 pounds)also won a match for East

TIns was the first tIme In

Harper Woods hIstory thatwe had a wrestler In themals and we had two

hihl Said The guys wereIsappomted they dIdntn but they lost to twough kidsMIke MVII hdll IDolunds) won a SIlver mtgtdalsmg 8-5 to East DetrOItsatt Shankm m the tItle

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by our young people IS if you getcaught there really al13no con-sequences from lawenforce-ment the school and m manycases the parents

Accordmg to Craig he feltthese Issues were not umque tothe Grollse Pomtes and HarpervoJ uu Lney arp prevalentand that thiS reaction from theyoung people surpnsed us

The key Craig felt IS to tack-le these issues and Implementthe developmental assets m asmany places In the commumtyas poSSible

It is Craigs hope and one ofthe foundatIOns goals to helpthe commumty foster the 40developmental assets even ift don~ on~ ~t a time

Caring schoolclimate (No5)

At Harper Woods SecondarySchool prmcipal Jim Hessehandpicked 14 seventh- andeighth-graders and 24 nlnth-through 12th-graders to serveon a prmcipals advisory teamThe teams first goal is to workon the Search Institutes goalNo 5 creatmg a canng SChOOlchmate

In the first meetmg heldbefore the holiday break stu-dents were asked to Identifythings such as attnbutes theyadmired in a fnend how afavorite teacher showed anmterest 10 thelJ success In

school trungs they liked abouttheir school enVIronment andwhat they hkelt most abouttheir relatlonsrups With otherstudents at school

The process Will help stu-dents Identify the Issues andreasons for the issues and tocome up W1th poSSible solutIOns

So far student reactIOns havebeen positive

Before If you had a com-plaint you Just sat at the lunch

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If youths pOSRess between 31 and40 of these developmental assetsthen youths wl1l be less likely toIIqe and abuse drug dud alcohOl

In October Craig met With 40Grubse POlllte and Harper Woodsarea students parents and lawenforcement officers three timesto n1q(OnCl~ h ~ 1 1

bullbull ~ toHbullbull1U JU bullbull ut40 Jtlvelopmental aSllets and setclear boundanes and expecta-tions 10 the home school and Inthe community

From the adults In those diS-CUSSIOnsCraig summanzed

In many cases underagednnkmg IS supported and con-doned by parents and our pob-cles and consequences are notconsistently apphed There aremany homPR WhPTP Alrnhnl qserv~ by the parents at partiesto their kids and other kids 10the cornmumty For whateverreason there is a very strongsense that trus subject IS onethat should not be openly diS-cussed In the commumty

Many parents feel that theirIuds need to learn at a young ageto dunk responSibly before theygo tr college Manyparents areafr81d that If their kids getcaught and there IS a conse-quence that a permanent recordWill be eotabhshed In their fil~that wlll hinder their Opportuni-ty for college acceptance or ath-letic scholarshlp ~

From the youths who attendedthe meetmgs Craig slld

-They want less peer pressureto dnnk They want clear bound-arles and consequences to be Uni-formly and faIrly applied All ofthem certamly expressed astrong deSire to have a forum toopenly and honestly diSCUSSthese issues With the adults mtheir lives

There IS a perceptIOn by ouryoung ~ople that In thiS com-mumty on a weekend there ISnothing else to do except to go toa party dnnk and get high

Another perceptIOn expressed

- Socrates5th Century BC

Greatest Gift Foundation helps teens make choicesBy Bonnie CapraraStaff Wnter

Our youth IIOW lot es luxuryThev haul bad manners contempt for authority they showdlsrcspe~t for eder~ and louechatter In place of exerciseChtldren are now tyrants not tMselvants of the household TMv110 longer rI~P IIhin ders enterthe room They contradICt theIrparents chatter before companygobble their food and tyrannizethe teachers

In some ways some peltlplesperceptlOns of youths haventchanged much m the last 2000years

One City ot (zrosse Pomte manIS convinced that relationsrupsbetween youths and adults neednot be adversanal or polanzedHe has a plan for tunung thoseperceptIOns around

After selling his busmessMark Craig famed Our GreatestGift Foundation an organtzationcommitted to helpmg parentsschools organizations and lead-ers to help youths make wisediiuutl - especaJIy thoseregardIng drug and alcohol use

lhese deCiSions are madebased on prinCiples outlmed bythe Search Institute an mdepen-dent nonprofit organizatiOnwhose miSSion IS to advance thewell-being of adolescents andcildren The iwttitultl generatellsynthesizes and communicatesnew knowledge convenes organi-zational and community leadersand works WIth state and nation-al orgaruzatlous

At the heart of the institutegtwork 18 the framework of 40developmental assets positiveexpenences relatIonstups oppor-tunities and personal quabtiesthat young people need to growup healthy canng and responSi-ble

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gomg to fall asleep have 1your young person wake Jyou up and make sure the~give you a kiss goOOmght 1That way they have to be tcoherent and youre gomg ~smell booze on them If

theyve been dnnlong ~The second piece of

adVice that came from the ~foundatIOns October meet- ~mgs was to know Where ~children are and venfy It ~

Cr81g used the example 4Ja friend who called Ius ~daughter whIle she was outand asked to speak With theparents

Well they werentthpr (rll~ M H to14her If you would have tolcme they werent there Imight have let you shy

Another suggestIOn ISto Iallow youths to have more)responsiblhty so they can learn not to make mistakeSgt

Accordmg to lods what)keeps them from bemg dls-honest ISknowmg the consequence of maktng a mIS-take ISso large Craig SaidIf YOLlcan comUlWllCate -what the consequences areand what youll do If theydo get caught Its not yourfault as a parent

Overall Craig called the)asset approach a commonsense way to solve proble~~m an acceptable wa

There are so many pro- -grams that address prob- )lems CraIe saId Mv fthought process ISto find IthinKS VOLl can do III nlp ven(problems bull ]

nurturing skillsA Bon Secours BlrthCare

nurse educator teaches thesession and encourages bothgrandmothers and grandftJthers to attend

For more mformatlOn orto regtgttercall Bon SecouSCommumty HealthEducation at (586) 7797900between 9 a m and 4 p mMonday through Fnday

Coaches will be givenlaminated cards WIth specif-ic goals and )luggestioDs ofhow to Implement them

It focu8es on posltlvethmgs rather than negativetlungs said NeighborhoodClub executive directorJohn Bruce Theyre theIunds of thmgs theNeighborhood Club ISallabout - to help bUildstrong famlhes

Positive familycommunication(No2)

Among the youths whopa tiJltll-tJUl Lh~fuunJa-tlons October meetmgsCraig said ~Op(n and hon-est communlcatton betweenthe parents and the youngpeople does not eXist

One of the tOPiCStheyouths Said they mostwanted to approach theIrparents about was howtheir parents handled peerpressure when they wereyoung

One of the suggestIOnsyouths and adults came upWIthwas naVlng kids givethem a kiss goodnight whenthey carne home after aneVEnlDgout

Craig s81done of hiSdaughters uses that excusewhen shes out with fnendswhere alcohol is available

Tlus came up a lot WIththe parents 10 the sessIOnssaid Craig Tlus ISsome-thing a lot of parents dId _to wake up or If youre

soon to be-gr and pare n tswere told when they becamepanmt~

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Carlyle graduated fromNorth Georgla College He ISVice preSident of operationsfor Apache Transport and ISa captam m the GeorglaArmy NlttIonal Guard

Ronning-Mahfet

Mr and Mrs DenniSWilham Ronnmg ofSavannah Ga haveannounced the engagementof their daughter AlisonLeigh Ronmng to DamelJoseph Mahfet son of Mrand Mrs Damel JohnMahfet of Charlotte N C formerly of Grosse PomteWoods

A June wedding isrlm~n1~

Ronning earned a bachelor of business adnunJstra-twn degree from theUmversity of Georgia andan MBA lD finance from~rgta State UmversityShe works for MediaOutsourcing Inc

Mahfet earned a BBA maccounttng and economicsfrom the University ofGeorgia He works for MooreColson m Atlanta

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EmUy lJnn ROlDlUloand Matthew DeBetR

DeBets son of Julie DeBetsof Harper Woods and thelate Michael DeBets A Mayweddmg ISplanned

ROlfano graduated fromGrosse Pomte South HighSchool She 18 a teachersassistant at MasonElementary School

DeBets graduated fromCleary College With a degreeIn business managementHe ISself-employed

Osborne-Carlyle

Darlene and Vic Rohr ofWarren have announced theengagement of their daughter Kimberly Osborne for-merly of Harper WoodR tnJeff Carlyle of Helen Gason of Dons rarlye [Helen Ga and BoydCarlyle of Pendergrass Ga

A February weddmg isplanned

Glgtuurne earned a bache-lor of arts degree fromKalamazoo Colltgtge and amasters degree In commu-mcatlOns from theUmversity of SouthernCahfornla

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Dave and SallyWolschleger of Ruth haveannounced the engagementof their daughter Angela SWolschleger to Thomas WVeda II son of Thomas andFrances Veda of GrossePomte Farms A May wed-Jlllg IS piannea

Wolschleger earned abachelor of sCience degree mlegal studies from GrandValley State Umverslty anda masters degree m bUSI-ness administratIOn fromCentral MichiganUmverslty She IS a legaladmmistrator

Veda attended GrandValley State Universitywhere he studied naturalresources m3nsurrm~nt HIIIS a fmanclal Malyst andbusmess owner

FOlJTltfms Ormemtlnblha fron Uwo ar of 1812 a Navy IJItIIlIftU1Ucn A~ord an GffiCtr Ii drtlU ord and two CommISS1Dn1

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PREVIEWThursday January 10 - Noon to 8 PM

Friday Tanuary 11 - Noon to 8 PMMonddY January 14 - 10 A M to 5 PM

Romano-DeBets

John and Lmda Bruce andVmcent and Kathy RomanoofGrosse Pomte Farms haveannounced the engagementof their daughter EmIlyLmn Romano to Matthew

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brides brother GeneGargaro III of Grosse PomteShores John BEaganMatthew W Hogan KevinC McCooey and Todd LPollack all of New YorkCity and TImothy JPlunkett of Tarrytown NY

The mother of the bndewore a dress WIth a whIteorganza bodice and blackSIlk charmeuse skirt

The grooms mother worea long fuchSia silk dress

MUSICwas prOVidedby theChnst Church ChOIr of Menand Boys a strmg quartetand organist Fredeflc DeHaven

The bnde earned a bache-lor of sCience degree fromGtnrgftwn llmverslty SheIS a producer and editor forteleVISion With theBloomberg Fmanclal News

The groom earned a bach-elor of arts degree fromGeorgetown UniversIty Heis an mvestment banker mtelecommUnications withSolomon SmIth Barney

The couple traveled toHawau They live InManhattan N Y

fine inCISIOnsm the corneaThose mClSlons change theshape of the cornea Thereshaped cornea focuseshght onto the retma anddtcu VUllunISrestored

Hundreds of thousandsperhaps mJlhons have hadthis surgery and aresupremely satisfied WIth theresults They now get byWithout reachmg for theirglasses or fussmg WIth contact lenses

TA~IK rgery is not frof comphcatlOns No surgeryIS Some people are botheredby the glare from hghtsespeCially at OIght A veryfew have suffered VISionloss If I were younger Iwould have the surgery

I directed thIS answer atnearSightedness LASIKhowever can be used forother VISIonproblems - far-SIghtedness and astIgma-tism

There are proceduresother than LASIK that cor-rect VISIOn LimitatIOns ofspace dont permlt a diSCUS-SIOnof them all

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Academy ChpelThe Most Rev Leonard P

BlaIr and the Rev Gerald EMurray offiCiated at the 6 30P m ceremony which wasfollowed by a receptIOn atthe Country Club of DetrOit

The bride wore a whiteSIlk gown and a cathedral-length veIl both tnmmed mwhite satlO She camed abouquet of white rose andstephanotiS

The maid of honor wasKatherine Re of BronXVIlleNY

ill Juemalds wereMeghan Burns of ChicagoEmily McCabe of New YorkCIty Dott Shea HoblO ofPabadena Cahf KathenneFrederick Webher of RoqtnnCarne Blrgbauer of SanFranCISco and BevanGarrett of Prescott Anz

Attendants woreWedgwood blue satin A-Imegowns and carned bouquetsof multi-colored summerflowers

The best man was thegrooms brother Thomas GGrace Jr of New York City

Groomsmen were the

Eye surgery can freepeople from glassesBy Dr Paul G DonohueSpeCial Wnler

Q Im trymg to deCide If Ishould have laser eyesurgery for nearltlehtpnnpssI am 36 and have worn

Glaises brIng a clearimage to a nearsighted eyeby focusmg mcommg lightdirectly onto the retma

The most common kInd oflaser eye surgery IS LASIKsurgery - laser m SitU ker-atomJleusls (CUR-ah-toe-muh-LOOSE-suss)

The cornea IS the outertOlluh r]PAr povpnn17 of the~y~Oi~ngdirectly m~front ofthe pupil WIth a laserbeam the eye doctor makes

I gl8SCS or contacts for 20yEars I have never beencomfortable With eIther Idgo for the surgery If I couldbe sure It would work and besafe Is It

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eyes that can see thmgs upclose but see distant objectsas a blur The problemcomes from the shape of theeyeball NearSighted eye-balls are elongated andthose eyes focus light mfront of the retma mstead ofon It The retma ltthe eyesfilm which the brain devel-ops mto VIsual pIctures

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Mr and Mrs MichaelJoseph Grace

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Lauren EhzabethGargaro daughter of Mrand Mrs Eugene A GargaroJr of Gros~e Pomte Shoresmarned Michael JosephGrace son of Mr and MrsThomas Gerard Grdce ofRye NY on July 14 2001at the Grosse Pomte

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Service above selfJohn Brooks Rotary District Governor

adclreued the Rotary Club of Grosse Pointerecaat1y with the message Hsuvice above self

As local leaden aud volunteen Rotarians areeoDUDitted to improving their local and globalcummUDities Rotarians pride themselves ontheir abWty to ftad commUDity solutions tolocal and IDternaticmal needs

The mother of the bndewore a full-length Ice graydress With a beaderl bodIce

The grooms mother worea full-length dress With awhIte top and mdescentnavy blue skirt

Scnpture readers wereBruce Wallace ofBrookhaven NY audKenneth Kerr of FairViewTenn

The bnde earned a bachelor of sCience degree fromthe UniversIty of Michiganana a masters degree 10bo-s admmctrRtlOnfr~-w Wayne StateUmverslty She IS a manag-er With Accenture

The groom earned a bach-tlor of SCience dewee fromPennsylvania tateUm erslty ahJ a master sdegree m busmess admmlS-tratlOn from Case WesternReserve He IS a Fordaccount manager WithGoodyear TIre

The newlyweds traveledto Germany SWItzerlandand Italy fhey live m WestBloomfield

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~f Naples Fla on Sept 22DOl at Christ ChurchGrosse Pomte

The Rev BrYant DenmsonJr offiCIatedat the 4 p mceremony which was fol-lowed by a receptIOn at theLochmoorClub

The bride wore an IvorysJlk strapless gown that tea-tured a bodICe and chapel-length tram decorated WIthcrystal beads She carned anosegay of apncot roses

The matron of honor wasthe bndes Sister NancyClark of PalatIne III ThemaId of honor was thebndes sister JennIfer Boydof Hoboken N J

Attendants wore full-length black dresses andcarned bouquets of apncotand wlute roses

The grooms brotherTImothy Pulte of Glen MillsPa was the best man

Groomsman was VincentMlhaltk of IndIanapolis IndUshers were Charles Clarkof Palatme III and ThomasSdhanek of Ann Arbor

lointe Shores ~grandparents are Richardand LUCinda Weiemuller ofGrand Blanc Great-grand-parents are Homer andShirley Welermiller ofGathnbug Tenn

Alexander JamesGraebner

Mr and Mrs DaVidGraebner of Troy are theparents of a son AlexanderJames Graebner born Feb19 2001 Maternal grandparents are the late Mr andMrs M James Walkl of theCity of Grosse PointePaternal grandparents areMr and Mrs HerbertGraebner of Bloomt1eldHills

Andrew GeromettaDreyfuss

Cvnthla and PeterDreYtuss of Naples Fia arethe parents of a son AndrewGerometta Dreyfuss bornMay 16 2001 Maternalgrandparents are JudithPaul of the CIty of GrossePOInte and the late WRonald Paul Paternalgrandparents are Jacquesand Francoise Dreyfuss ofM1amJ Fla

Sylvia ElaineHodges

Matt and Michele Hodgesof Grosse Pomte Park arethe parpnts of a daughterSylVla Elaine Hodges bornSept 26 2001 Maternalgrandparents are Ed andSue Yonne of EastpointePatenlal grandparents areRuth Brant of Carleton TomHodges of Rockwood and thelate Bdl Brant

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Blrmmgham daughter ofCrosby and Juha Boyd ofSanibel Fla formerly oftheCity of Grosse POlnte mar-ned Michael Lynch Pulte Jrof West Bloomfield son ofMichael and Dtbvlah Pulte

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Jude-Philipe DulacLisa Manz-Dulac and

Gerard B Dulac of GrossePomte Farms are the par-pntJl of a son DominIC JudePhlhpe Dulac born Dec 72001 Maternal grandpar-ents are Rosemarie andRichard Manz ofWJ1hams1leNY Paternalgrandparents are Georgetteand Bertrand Dulac ofRancho Palos Verdes Cahf

Jacob JosephShaheen

j Mr and Mrs Joseph Mghaheen of Mmneapohs arertbe parents of a son Jacob-lJoseph Shaheen born July25 2001 Grandparents are

1Grosse Pomters DeShaheen Ted Zberanowskirand the late Joseph JlShaheen

Jenna MarieShaheen

trMr and Mrs Paul Vincentaheen of Orland Park

I are the parents of a~aughter Jelna Mariegthaheen born Aug 13~OOI Granoparents arelarosse Fomters De~haheen Ted Zberanowskyand the late Joseph~haheenI Mary Kathryn Weiermiller Curt and AnneWeiermdler of Grosse PomteWoodsare the parents of a~aughter Mary KathrynfWelermlller born June 212001 Maternal grand par-~nts are George and MaryiEllen Dakmak of GrosseI

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Detroit which is celebratLng Its 16th 8Dnlversary ISalocally run affiliate and ISresponsible for raiSingfunds and volunteers tosupport its building effortsHabitat for DetrOIt willcomplete Its 100th house 111Detroit by spnng 2002

Mens groupmeets Jan_ 4 11

The Ecumenical Men sFnday Breakfast group WIllmeet at 730 am FndayJan 4 at Grosse Pomt~Memorial Church 16Lakeshore m Grosse PomteFarms The speaker WIll beSydney Rooks of fort StreetPresbyterian Churchs OpenDoor program

On Fnday Jan 11 DrNed Chalet will be thespeaker for the group wluchmeets every week andserves breakfast Chalet5topic will be PosltveJeWlBhHIStory Smce Jesus

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Detroit IS commltted torebuilding the Core CityNeIghborhoods area ofDetroit through a ho1Jstlcapproach that addresses notonly the phYSIcal redevelop-ment of the neIghborhoodbut also the social needs ofthe residents and local bUSI-nesses whIch have been mthe area

HabItat for HumanityInternatIonal an ecumem-cal Chnsban muustry dedI-cated to tlmunaTmg povertyhousing 18 celebrating lts25th anniversary Foundedby Millard Fuller alongwith hISwife Tmda Habitatfor Humamtv Internationaland its affiliates in morethan 2000 UllllllUIl tu~s in81 nations have bUllt andsold more than 100000homes to partner familiesWIth no-profit zero-interestmortgages Families con-tnbute 300 hours of volun-teer labor to support theirhouse construction

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In the froat from left are Chase cunnlaghm of Groue IoJDte Partne LUlie SldaIier of Ccue City Nclghborhooda TrlD1 LeIrN Uld Sam Smith andiUzabullbeth WIlliam bullbull both of Groen Pointe PartDen Partners

The banks philOiiuhyofpartnershIps Jllustrated mIts motto Bank One onewith the commumty hascontnbuted to Its fifth consecutIve outstandingCommunity ReinvestmentAct rating Schwab said

Construction on thIShouse was started InAugust Thats pretty fastSchwab said

Tne Partners has recentiy~g n reoenng househuldfixtures and cabmetry fromhouses slated for demolitionin the Grosse Pointe areaaccordmg to Jack Williamsa member of the PartnersH~ says Items recoveredWIll beuro placecl in Habitthomes through the organi-zations ReStore programReStore accepts donationsof surplus bUlldmg materi-als from contractors andsells them to low-mcomehomeowners for a nommalfee

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Grosse Pointe Partners Bank One make surethat Detroit family has home for the holidays

ChrIstmas came a fewdays early when Tnm leWiSreahzed the dream of ownmg her own house - thanksto the Grosse PomtePartners and Bank One

On Dec 22 representatIves from Bank One andthe Partners dedIcatedleWISShouse In HabItat forHumamty DetrOItsTncentennial Village m thecitys Core CItyNeIghborhoods

The Rev V Bruce RIgdonsemor JJastor of GrosseP(llntE Memonal ChurchwhIch IS a member of thePartners SaId Chnstmas ISa story of homelessnessand a story of dlscovenngGods love

Habitat IS a programthat bnngs out the very bestIn everybody he saId ItprOVIdesa safe wholesomeplace where famIlIes canlearn to love God and serveeach other

Grosse Pomte Partnelllfounded in 1997 IS a collab-oratIon of 12 churches mvanous Grosse Pomte com-munities The PartnersraIse money and recruit vol-unteer support to buildHabItat houses In additionto Detroits TricentenmalVillage the Partners havehelped build Habitat housesin West Virginia and CostaRlIll

~Bank One UI proud of itspartnershIp with the GQ~Pointe Partners and work-ing with its volunteersespecially its youth volun-teers said Jack Schwabvice president Bank Oneand board member ofHabitat fUT Humanity-Miclugan It was inspira-tIOnal for me to see thoseyoung people working here

This was the fifth housesponsored by Bank Onewhich has built the homesthrough partnerships withcommunity organizationshke the Groll8e Pomte

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A httle-known VOIceJahaziel spokeIn the name of the God of all the earthFear not and be not dismayed forThe battle ISnot yours but GodsYouwill not need to fight in thIS battleTake your positions stand still and seeThe VlctOryof the Lord on your behalf

ABCD- A BIble Chapter Dady -Is one of many ways to read the BibleFor my own and other lIves On The HillDuri1g late August to late October ABeDsIhe Chromcler of some 2400 years agoHelped heart-mmd-floul Ul 2001 ADDowhat ISnght In the sight of the Lord

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The Pastors CornerBy the Rev Gutav Kopkll JrSt James Lutheran Church

Wedo not know what to doBut 0 Lord our eyes are on you bullFor decades I have loved to pray theseWords ascnbed to DIetnch BonhoetferGerman Lutheran Pastor and TeacherAnti-NaZI martyr executed m 1945 Just before the Allies liberated my natIve land

One month after the unMuslim terrorI read on October 11 m II ChroniclesTlus prayer of Jehoshaphat who didWhat was nght gtn the SIght of thELord 0 Lord God of our fathers do you not ruleOver all the kmgdOfISof the natlOnsIn your hand are power and mIght

So that none ISable to WIthstand youIf ~~comes ~por us ue ~tllstLTdBefore you and cry to you mOur affllctlon and you WIllhear and saveWhom the Exodus forces on their way toThe promIsed land had not mvadedWere now terronzmg With destructive force

They reward us by coming to dnve usOut of your promIsed land America0 our God will you not execute judgmentOn them For we are powerlessAgamst what IScommg agamst usWe do not know what to doBut our eyes are on you

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funded under an mvestIgd-tor-Initiated research grantfrom the NatIOnal Instituteon Drug Abuse Surveys ofnationally representativesamples of Amencan highschool benlOrs were begun m1975 makmg the class of2001 the 27th such c1assurveyed Surveys of 8thand 10th graders wereadded to the delgn In 1991maklOg the 2001 natIOnallyrepreentatIve samples the11th such classes surveyed

The sample blzes m 2001are 16800 8th graders14300 10th graders and13300 12th graders for atotal of 44300 students mall

behaVIOr or SOCialproblemshave later been diagnosedWIth VISIOnproblems

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We cherish our chddrenWe should chensh theIrVIlOn too An eye care pro-feSSIOnal can make all thedifference

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types of changes you mightexpect to result from shiftsm the advertlsmg miX agreater amount of negatIvenews coverage or less favor-able portrayals of smokmgIn entertmnment program-mmg

There IS also eVldenpetrom the study that ciga-rettes have become some-what less avaIlable to teensThe proportlOn of 8thgraders s8)lng that It wouldbe ~falrly easy or veryedlgtY tor tnem to get cIga-rettes 11 they wanted somehas fallen from 77 percent In1996 to 68 percent In 2001Among 10th graders theproportIOn fell somewhatless from 91 percent to 86percent over the same timeperIOd The mvestlgatorsnote however that the greatmajority of these youngteens stIll say that they haveready access to cIgarettes

Will these favorabletrends In cigarette smokmgamong young people contm-ue

The reductIOns in thenumbers of teens who aresmokmg or who are accept-mg of smokln should helpto deter other teens fromstartmg Johnston saidBut the fact that the pro-portlOn who 1udge smokingto be dangerous IS no longernSlng may be an early warn-ing Sign of a slowdown m thedeclme in teen smokmg

Monitonng the Future IS

By Dr Howard Purcell(NAPS) - Heres an eye-

openmg statistic Only 9percent of Amencan chl1-dren have had an eye exambefore they entlr schoolThat can lead to more prob-lems than parents mayImaglne

Parents should take theirchtldren to an eye care professlOnal for a comprehen-SIve eye exam - not slinplya Vlblon screenlng - by theage of three again beforestartmg Bchool and everyyear while In school

Cherish childrens vision

A thorQugh eXRmlfllltonconsists of more than Simplyreading a chart It tests notonly VISIOn but also pro-VIdes information about thechilds overall health profile

Many children who havefared poorly at school or whohave demonstrated negative

A conSiderable body ofresearch - some of It basedon Momtorlng the Futuredata -- has shown that pncecan be an Important deter-rent to smokmg for youngpeople Work reported lastmonth by the UM investiga-tors at the World ConferenceUll 8111ukmg or health InNew Orlean hows thatsince 1997 the proportIOn ofstudents reportmg frequentexposure to antl-smokmgads has Increased conslder-~blJ Iu t1nA dJC lUU1JOTuuncredltmg the ads With actu-ally helpmg to mfluencethem not to smoke hasIncreased substantially aswell

Smce 1995 there has beensome mcrease at all gradelevels m the proportIOns ofstudents sa)lng that pack-a-day smokers run a greatrisk of harmmg them-selves (phjrsJcaHy UJ Jamp uLLerways) although thiS beliefdid not mcrease any furtherIn lOOl (Thl MODltonng theFuture study has shown per-ceived harm to be an Impor-tant deterrent to young peo-ples use of a number of Ilhc-It drugs)

While many adultsbeheve that young peopleunderstand the dangers ofsmokmg our data suggestthat a lot of tettllgt stIli donot particularly the youngerteens Johnston saId Forexample Some 43 percent oftodays 8th graders stili donot thmk there is a greatnsk associated With pack-a-day smokmg

In addition there hasbeen some Increase smce1996 (1997 for 12th graders)In students personal dIsap-proval of smokmg

These findmgs suggestthat It IS not Just pnce thatIS actmg as a deterrent toclgarltte use JohnstonsaId There have been someunderlymg changes mImportant beliefs and atti-tudes as well These are the

to management about futureplans for the faclhty lnclud-Il~g new equipment diS-counts mcentlves and pro-grams

If you really enj)y a goodhealth club It can becomeyour home away from homeThe people you meet and thegood feehngs of accomphsh-ments and results can beworth It If you find the rightone Ask all the nght questwns and research the localfaclhtles to find the perfectmatch for you

Kellv rrdfrn B S C S CS lS a p~rsonal tramer and the owner of PowerBreak FUness If you have afitness or tramlng questIOne-matl Kelly atletters kfwShearstsc com orwnte her m care of KmgFeatures Weekly SerVicePO Box 536475 OrlandoFL 32853-6475

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HEALTH SnvlCfS ~

shown Important dechnes III2001 bpeclfically I

ThIS year about one Inevery 18 8th-graders (5 1percent) IS a current dallysmoker one of every eight10th graders (122 percent)and about one In every five12th graders (19 percent)These dallr smo~lng rate~are down proportIOnallyfrom ther peak levels In1996 (1997 III the case of the12th graders) by about one-half one-third and one11 ltlrtn1j nt~~t~u~~) Thrare down proportlOnally Justfrom last years levels by 26percent 13 percent and 8percent respectively

These important dechnesm teen smokmg did not Justhappen by chanceJohnston said A lot of mdl-vlduals and organizatIOnshave been making concertedefforts to bnng down theunaccectlblv hgh rates ofsmokmg am~ng ~ur youth ~

Amon~ the efforts henotes are a number thatemerged from the tobaccosettlement between thestates and the tobacco com-panies

The Joe Camel advertIS-Ing campaign was endedbillboard adYertlBlng of ciga-rettes was ehmmated andantlsmoklng advertlsmgcampaigns werp Inltated bythe newly formed AmencanLegacy FoundatIOn that wasfunder under the settle-ment Johnston saidFurther a number of stateslaunched their own antl-smokmg ad campaignsullIe aiso raIsed theIr excisetaxes on cigarettes and theIndustry raised prices morder to cover their costsfrom the settlement On topof all of thIS the mdustryreceived a great deal of neg-ative pubhclty dunng themld- to late-1990s as theIrpast practices were exposeddunng the htigatlOn processWIth the states and m thefederal regulatory debates

Abullrnelcan Councll onExerCise (ACE) and TheNatlOoal Strength andCondltlOmng ASSOCiatIon(NSCA) There are othersthat Just requIre a weekendcourse Find out how manyyears the person has beentralnmg and whether theyhave a degree m the field

The third Issue IS conve-mence You want to be surethe faclhty IS easy to get tofrom your home or Job If Ittakes you too long to getthere or It IS out of your wayyou may be wastmg yourmoney

FInally check the avad-ablhty of classes and equip-ment VISit the faCIlIty at theapprOXImate time you planto exercise so you can seeow busy thmgs are Youdont want your one-hourworkout to ake two hours tocomplete because yourewaltmg on machmesl Talk

Areyou ayoung adult troubled f)with lower back problems f-

Attend a FREE lecture

Thursday Jan 10 at 7 pmCnnnely Auditorium at Bon SeCburs Hospital468 Cadieux at E lefferson in Grosse Pointe

Daniel Elskens MD a Bon Secours Cottage neurosurgeon explainS the mostcommon reasons for low back pain In young and middle-aged adults such assports InJunes or lumbar strain He also discusses current treatment methods thatInclude minimallY invasive procedures and dlscectomles (removal of the damageddiSC from between the spine bones) The lecture IS directed at men and womenbehleen the ages of S 21d soA Questlon-and-answer session IS Included and refreshments are servedRtst1Il11()n~ Irt rlQUlred

For more information or to pre-register callCommunity Health Promotion at (586) 779-7900

Included high school seniorsSinCE 1975 and natIOnallyrepresentative samples of8th and 10th graders since1991 QuestIOnnaires areadministered to students Intheir c1asbroomb by ISR staflmembem each sprmg

Current smokmg (definedac S10klng- one or ffi0rc Cig-arettes dunng the past 30days) had been decllmngsteadily blnCe the reLentpeak levels reached m 1996among 8th and lOthgraders and m 1lt1lt17~TTHO

12th graders Between 1996and 2001 current smokmgamong 8th graders fell from21 percent to 12 percentand among lOth gradersfrom 30 percent to 21 per-cent

Among 12th graders cur-rent smokmg fell from 37percent m 1997 to 30 per-cent In 2001 - a proportion-al decline of about two-tenthb Thus the youngerage groups have shown thegreatest Improvement so farThe drop In current smokmgthat occurred Just thiS year- of 2 5 percentage POintsm 8th grade and 2 6 percent-age POints In 10th grade -are highly statistically slg-mficant while the Z percent-age-pomt dechne In 12thgrade fell Just short of bemgsjgIhficai1t

Prior to the peak teensmokmg rates reached Inthe mld-1990s currentsmokmg among 8th and10th graders had been nsmgrapIdly With about a 50 per-cent mcrease ocrurringbetvccn 1991 and 19SGSmoklllg had been nsmgamong 12th graders as wellthough not by as large a pro-portlOn

The rates of dally currentsmokmg m the three gradelevels (defined as havmg oneor more cigarettes per dayover the past 30 days) havehnwtl parallel trends tothose for any current smok-mg and hkewlse have

slOn on thp tRrihn eqmp-ment You might want to askwho cpans the equipmentSamtary facilities careabout thelr members

Second check the quahfi-catIOns of the staff You wantto be bure ~haL the peoplewho are showmg you how toexercise know what they aredomg Ask to talk directly tothem and ask questIOns Letthem know If you plan to usea personal tramer whatyour health history IS andwhat your goals are fortrammg The more thoroughyou can explam your previ-ous expenences the easier ItWIll be for the trainer to fig-ure out what w111work foryou

Some highly recogmzedcertificatIOns for perconaltramers are from TheAmencan College of SportsMedlcme (ACSM) The

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Teen smoking declines sharply in 2001In a year In which good

news seems hard to come bythere IS some good newsfrom the health frontCigarette smoking the leadIng cause of preventabledeath and disease In thiscountry IS falling harplyamong American teenagers

The latest natIOnal surveyIn the ~MoOltorJng theFuture~ smes conducted bythe Umverslty of MichiganInstitute for Social Research(lSR) shoy s that teen smok-mg IS rapidly dechnmg

t)WlOO on natIOnally repre-sentative surveys of some44000 students In grades 810 and 12 18k research SCIentlsts have found that ado-lescent smokmg IS dechmngat a vigorous pace ThiS con-trasts to the dramaticincrease In teen smokingobserved In the early 199Ossays study director Lloyd DJohnston

Because the ~~n yearsare cntlcal In the mitiatlOnof HIIMIy aU hfetlme smok-mg habits what happensdunng that developmentalpenod IS vital to the eventu-al health and longeVity ofeach generatIOn JohnstonSald Thats what made thesharp Increase In the early1990s so wornsome and It ISalso what makes thiS

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Shop around-fot the best health club

dechne hich began In thelattpr half of the 1990s soenCUUlil~mg

The 2001 Momtonng theFuture survey Included stu-dents m 424 publH and pn-vate secondary schoolsthroughout the cotermmousUmted Statpl Tnhls~on andfellow social psychologistsJerald G Bachman andPatnck M OMalley havebeen conducting the studysince 1975 With supportprovIded by the NationalInstitute on Drug Abuse oneof the NatIOnal Institutes ofHealth m the U SDepartment of Health andHuman ServIces

The annual surveys have

By Kelly Griffin BSCSCS

With the New Year youmay find yourself resolvmgto lose the same 10 or 15pounds you swore to workoff last year Couldnt do It

fon your own Perhaps ItStime to conSider JOlnmg agym or health club

There are plenty of bene-fits In JOining a fitness faCil-Ity You get a vanety ofequIpment and classes tochoose trom Meetmg peopleIS easy You can get helpstartmg a routme from anattendant or trameI If youare looking to Jom a fitnessfaclhty for the first time orwould hke to shop aroundfor a better one than the oneyou currently attend hereare some tips for finding thebest one for the money

First and foremost makesure the eqUipment IS keptm good workmg condItIOnIn any facthty aflty shouldbe first Check for rustedcableb or weight plates duston the machines and corro-

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AAA Travel offers tsMchlgan customers aTravel Related InsurancePohcy (TRIP) whIch pro-Vdes comprehenSIVe coverages for alr travel baggagetrip cancellation or mterrup-tion and personal protectIOn

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The two-vOlumeInternal Revenue Codecovers the law We havethe current code and pastcodes going back to 1990The code covers tax lawand we dont get new eltl-bong ulatil aab~1the Apnl15 deadlme 80 you willneed to check more cur-rent sources

C8iebrote The Great Lakes

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Grosse Pointe public libraryis ready for a taxing situation

http Ilwwwtreas state ml Will bl mg yOU up to dateus They still have only B~t most of us use mOreyear 2000 forms SQ youll straightforward sourcesJust have to watt untIl The most popul~ pertheyre good and ready to sonal tax gude 18 J K

th t Lassers Your Incomegive em au W k th tDetrmt 2001 Income tax Tax e eep e mos

recent cnes on hand bothbusmess reference andclTCulatmg so you cancheck tt out of the libraryfor a couple of weeksYoull want the 2002 edl-bon to cover your 2001taxes

The Ernst and Younglax ~aver s rwae comeshighly recommended formdlVduals domg theirown taxes Park andWoods branch hbranesboth have the 2002 edl-tlon covering the 2001tax year

Before we have all theforms are ready to go at forms we put out gIvehttp IIwww Cldetroitml us away copes of

Pubhcatlon 17 of theIRS This is the govern-ments own overall gwaefor getting you throughtlus When we run outthey dont send us moreIf you really want to usethis Its the one publica-tion you have coplck upearly

Magszmes and newspa-pers Wlll have artlCles ontaxes from now untilApnl

Theres a loLof mforma-bon out there brave soul

On the other hand youcould come to the aid ofthe economy by htnng anaccountant

Youll find state ofM1clugan tax fonns at

You neednt worry aboutthat Eventually every-thmg wdl be onlme Youcan go m through thebookmark on our homepage which should takeyou straight to the 2001forms and mstrucbons

If you prefer you cantype 1( thp wph addressand then follow dIrectlonsor icons to get to formsand mstructlons Thefederal tax site ishttp IIwwwrsgov Most ofthe federal forms areupdated but check theeaJ Some still are 2000Some are 2002

ByHnGr~ryG P PublIC Library

Domg taxes IS almostas much fun as brulhmga eats teeth

Even so while the restof the world was celebrat-109 the holIdays a few ofyou came to the hbrary tofind out when well putthe tax stuff out

Have no fear Itsalready arTlvmg At WrIt109we have more than70 cartons of the baneT)~ t 01 n riPAn th ~~J _ ~ oJ

many more WIllbe m andwe win have the tax formexhlb1ts out WIth formsfree for the talong

Many forms straggle mthrough January Somenever arnve at all Thefederal forms arrIve firstsporadically The stateforms almost never gethert until the end ofJanuary DetroIt formsamve even later If theyare sent at all

Old you seTYeThe UmtedStates Nvy MemonalFoundatlOn m WashingtonDC has estabhshed theNavy Log m an effort tohonor all naval veteranswho have served our coun-try

The Navy Log IncludesNavy Manne Corps CoastGuard and MerchantManners The Navy Log hasthus far collected the names

Now more than ever tnpInsurance ISproVldmg peaceof mmd tv Amencans whoare eXeTCSmgtheIr freedom- _ _ D_~ _ ~_

_ laV~l lIIgt _I only about 8 to 10 percent oftravelers purchased msur-ance accordmg to TravelGuard InternatIOnal ofStevens Pomt WIS thecountrys largest travelinsurer Now between 33and 50 percent are bUYingtravel msurance

ThlS is a good Sign thattravelers are takmg a en-ous mterest m protectingtheir vacation mvestmentsllld Larry Dickens chrectorof vendor relations for AMTravel Agency We wantpeople to mamtam theirnormal travel habIts andtrip insurance prOVIdes anextra level of securitv

Accordmg to D1ckens Ifyour Journey mcludes acruse a package tour or acondo or VUa- whIch oftenreqUIres payment In fullbefore you leave - tripmsurance can be qUite use-ful The same IS true If youshould requue medIcalattentwn whlle overseas

The relatively small addi-tIOnal purchase car savethousands of dollars f thetraveler IS forced to canceldue to unforeseen crcum-

Washington memorial honors veterans

TRIP insurance offerspeace of tnind for travelers

Dlclunson saldIt cost $1368 to pnnt the

ongmal verswn The reVeion would add $560

Woods deputy comptrollerRobert Kraft told commis-SIon members he would seekpnce quotes from mulbplepnnters

Smce the booklet IS forthe reSIdents of GrossePomte Woods and that anaverage of 50 booklets IS ds-tnbuted by the city clerk tonew resdents each monthKraft agreed addItIOnalfundlng could be obtamedfrom the citys operatingbudget to support the cost ofnMntlnlJ ~n PYnltnllPCl Pelt-tlOn a~cordingto tree com-mlSsion documents

We dont have the fundsIn tlns years budget to addthe four pages but wereproceedmg to develop tha~Dickinson sad We hope mthe next fi1cal year wellinclude that in our budget

Tasty broccoh amp garhcIS a perfect SIde dsh wthbeef poultry or seafoodSteam the broccoh aheadto save time Double therecipe for larger groups

My brotherm-law CarlHankla helped me pre-_ +l- Irl ~ 41~ n 1 u - -

ful broccoh We served Itwth beef tenderlolIl andmashed potatoes (pre-pared by my other brother-In-law Dan Caton) Themeal was e~oyed by myentlr~ famly

Together we had tun lI1

the kltchen Eatinghealthy doesnt have to bebonng Special thanks toCall for being my righthand tn the Iotchen dur-mg the hohdays yourethe best

200 PM THE LEGAL INSIDERChIstopher Cavanagh Hosts local attome)s DaVid Draper and DouglolSDempse) tae an illS Ide Jccl at current legal ISSueS(Repealed M-Sun 400 AM MlWfSun 6 00 PM)

230 PM POINTERS WITH PROSTGuesl AJra PollacA IvtChgQJI Em rounema CounetlHost John Prosllllier-Iels local celebnlles aboullirneI) 10JllCS (Repeated M-Sun 40 AM MIWIFSun700 PM)

300 PM TH11iGS TO DO AT THE WARMEMORIALGueSIS Jobl1 Case) amp MIchelle BomlaTloBunn) Brooks host an IIlformalle 100 al whal sha~llInl al the War Memonal (Repeated M Sun) OOAM MWiIiun 8 00 PMgt

330 PM POINTES Of HORTICUITUREGuesl Joe S Floer ArI(llglI Parr IHost honleultuml Jim Farquhar hares lips gles61(1Ice and Inlen IC S lOCJ1 dULhOIIIIl VII grdcOIng(Repeated 1 gtun ~OAM MWII Sun 6 10 PvI)

400 PM YOUNG VIEW POTNTF-Sl pbeal )oulh sho featunng students reJXgtnmg00 a anel) of educallonal loples (Repealed M iun 600AM 1 Ifi un 810 PM)

4)0 PM HTERCOI_OR WOR~JlOPRenowned local artist (arol LaChlUsa demonlralealereolor lechnlques SImple enough for begmnerltHI challengmg 10 the epenenced artist (RepealedM-Sun 610 -M 1IWflltun 9 ()()PM)

500 PM VITALITYPLtA half hour of hod) Il1mng and epklci bolngexercIe cia 1WIF-iiun tepleklxllIlgTffhiat Tone IRepeated M iun 7 00 AM)

530 PM fLSICAtiTORY11MtJAMBOREEHosls 11 GlOria from the Central Llonmand MI~ Paula lhe Mem 1u~ Maer ofter a Ihalf hour of tones dnu mule lor children(T rrh~1 0 PM onl) )

BOllshallow water m asteamer pot add the broccob and cover Steam for 3to 4 mmutes (It Mil stillbe bnght green) drainand set aSIde Heat the 011in a large nonbtlck slolletAdd the garhc oreganoand broccoh and sauteuntIl the garlic becomesgolden about 4 to 5 mm-utes

A LA ANNIE

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Every new resldent getsa copy of thIS book

Is a beautiful bookDickmson sllld It was theTree Commisswns contnbu-bon to the Ctys 50thanmversary along Mth theHlstoncal CommIssionschronology of the Woods

The proposed four-pageexpanSlOn wlll have room foraddltional hlstoncal mfor-mation

We have plans tomcrease the content of thebook mcluding a map thatMil show all the varieties oftrees on the walkin~ path atLake Front Park said AllenDlckmson the Woods citycouncIl represent8tlve to thetree commisson

Commumty Tree Bookletpublished by the GrossePomte Woods TreeCommlSSlont WIll includemajor changes accordmgto commlssion members

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Holidays are over its time to getback to healthy eating

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910AM InUIT PUISA half hour deroblc ccrclse class (Repeated M-SunII 00 PM)

938 AM POSITIVELY lOSlTIVEFTOIIA LtOld IVrllIhl HauseHosts JeaOle kNell and Lit AIen bull an upllftmg half-hour of JX1li lItltudc and Ideas (Repealed M-sunII 0 P1 MVr gtun 9 0 PM)

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Broccoli amp Garlic1 pound broccoli flo-

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2 teaspoons olive oilS garlic cloves

minced14 teaspoon dried

oregano14 cup thinly sliced

roasted red pepper

Its time to pItch theChristmas cookles thenuts the pies and cakesand other sweet holidaydehght that youvetucked around thelutchen

Its tlntl to get healthyStart the new year

nght by treatmg yourbody to the fresh fruitsand vegetables that areavaIlable year round

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DAYTIME PROGAAMVIING FOR THE WEEK OF JANUARY 06 - JANUARY 13

Woods tree booklet is branching outBy EsradLindbergStaff Wnter

A local group of treefdncJ~r 1S lvukifl~ for aprmter to manufacture1000 addItlonal copIes of agulde to area trees I

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January 3 2002Grosse Pointe New8 Metro calendar 76

Periodontal disease may lead to seriousmedical conditions but it is treatable

For addItional Informa-tIOn on penodontal dIseaseVISIt www arestm com orcall (866) 2737864

Interestingly In a recentsurvey of 1000 Amencansover half rated regular den-tal VISItsand teeth cleanmgshIgher than gettmg regullt1cholesterol checks Howeverfar fewer request a dentalscreemng that could predIcttheIr chances of contractingpenodontal disease

nate the remaming bactenathat cant be reached dunngthe SRP procedure ArestmIS a fast and easy treatmentthat IS Omfortable forpatients anesthesia IS notneeded

ExhUttIona ShowAt the DIA

From the old masters tothe finest m modern art dIS-cover the gallerIes and exhI-bItIOns of the DetrOItInstItute of Arts The play-tmngs of the baby boomergeneratIOn are the focus ofphotographer DaVIdLevmthals VIVidexhIbItionSmall Wonder Worlds In aBox runnmg throughSunday Feb ~ The eventsof late 16th and 17lh centu-ry England and the beautyof nature are reflected m theexhIbItion Garden Imageryin English EmbrOIdery openthrough Sunday March 10Amencas oldest culturaltralhtlOnb are celebrared mthe exhIbItion Dance of theForest Spmts A Set ofNative American Masksthrough May 2002 Museumhours are Wednesdaythrough Fnday from 11 amto 4 pm and Saturday andSunday from 11 a m to 5p m Recommended admisSlon IS $4 for adults and $1for chIldren and studentsCall (313) 833-7963

On go nDSO notes

The DetrOlt SymphonyOrchestras DetrOlt EdlsonFoundabon Pops returns toOrchestra Hall 3711Woodward m DetrOitThursday Jan 10 throughSunday Jan 13 for StarsStllpes and Pops with trumpeter Marcus BelgravePerformances are scheduledfDr Thursday at 8 pmFriday and Saturday at 8 30P m and Sunday at 3 p m

T1ckets range from $19 to$75 Call (313) 576-5100

weekly workouts are $78 fortwo sessions $106 for threesessIOns or $124 for four ses-sIOns RegIster today forJanuary classes mcludmgGolf Tae Kwon Do KarateYoga TennIS GUItar AdultConversational GreekSmart Women FinIsh FIrstand Watercolors MacombCounty Commumty Collegeoffers a WIdevanety of waysto expand your honzons attheir AssumptIOn CulturalCenter campus To regIsterfor MCC programs call(586) 4984000PreregIstratIOn IS reqUIredfor most AssumptIOn cours-es Call (586) 779-6111

DO YOU bullbullbullwant to be in the metro calendar

Then fill out ttns form send 111096llterctleval Grosse PootErFarms 48236 or fax to (313) 882-1585 by 3 P m Fnday

EventDateTimePlaceCostQuestions CallContact Person

Recently dentISts andhygJemsts have begunaddmg the antIbIOticArestm a locally admmls-tered antibiotIc to help fightpenodontal dIsease to theSRP procedure The antlblotic ISapphed dIrectly to themfected area helpmg ehml-

serious health condItionsBecause penodontal dIS-

ease is a chrome bactenalmfectlOn It can be treatedWIth an antibIOtic TypIcaltreatment for penodontaldisease mcludes scaling androot planing also known asSRP This non-surgIcal procedure Involves deep clean-mg above and below thegum hne to remove plaquethat has bUIlt up

Parents who SIgn up for aKalo class can take advan-tage of free KIddIeKalolBaby Sitting Mondaythrough Thursday from 9 30to 10 a m Nonreglsteredparents pay $1 for fuddleKalo The 17-statlOnNauttlus weIght traInIngroom IS open Mondaythrough Thursday from B to1030 a m and 6 to 830 p mand Fnday from 8 to 1030a m The fee IS $50 for twodays per week $70 for threedays per week or $4 fordrop-m users KaloExerciseJNautilus combo

Ford Houseexperiences

Expenence the grandeurof one of AmencasCastles at the Edsel ampEleanor Ford Houlgte llUULakeshore m Grosse PomteShores Tours WIllbe offeredon the hour Tuesdampythrnugh Sunday from noonto 4 pm Monday Jan 7through Sunday March 31The Ford House Will beclosed Monday Jan 21through Monday Feb 4 TheTea Room will be closeduntil Sunday March 31Tonrllt re ~n for nnlh ~ifor semors -and $4-f~~--~~I~dren Grounds admISSIon IS$5 Annual Passes are avaIl-able for $18 Call (313) 884-4222

Assumption offeringsA full schedule of classes

and events aWalt you at TheAssumptIOn CulturalCenter Reach a npw tab- ofwell-being and cardlOvascular fitness by slgnmg up forKalosomatlcs exercIse pro-grams which combme aero-bICSWIth walking runningstretchmg elements of yogaand k1ckboxmg The WinterSession will run throughSaturday March 2 Fees are$52 tor two-day seSSIOns$74 for three-day sessIOnsand $94 for four-day ses-sions There IS a 25 ilis-count for semors

1~~SehnskyGreen FarmhouseMuseum located dIrectlybehmd the St ClaIr ShoresPubhc LIbrary LIsted In theMIchIgan State RegIster ofHlstonc Sites thIS farm-house IS owned by the CItyof St ClaIr Shores dnd oper-ated by the St Clair ShoresHlstoncal CommISSIOn Thehouse IS open for toursWednesday and Saturdayfrom 1 to 4 pm Call (586)771-9020

If left untreated gIngIVltlScan progress to penodontltlswhen the plaque spreadsbelow the gum lIne Toxmsm the bactena can destroythe bone and gum that surround the teeth creatmgpockets for bactena to accumulate As the pocketsbecome deEpermOrEroom screated for bactena to growEventually these bactenaenter the blood streampotentially leadIng to morc

In the early stage of pen-odontal dIsease the gumscan become red swollen andbleed eaSily At thIS stagethe dIsease IS reverSIble andcan be ehmmated throughroutme dental cleanmgs anddaily brushing and flossmg

Gum dIsease IS a senouschroDlc bactensl mfectlonthat attacks and destroysthe gums and bones thathold your teeth in place ThemfectlOn occurs when dentalplaque a sticky sometimescolorless film accumulateson the surfaces of the teeth

tal infections - and othermore serious diseases Thispotentlal connectionbetween gum disease andserious condItions such asheart ilisease diabetes andlow bIrth rate babIes ISsoberin~ news

Farmhouse museumStep back into the daJly

hfe of a mid19th centuryfarm famIly livmg m EnnTownshiP now St ClairShores WIth a tour of the

Educationalopportunities

Take advantage of educa-tional opportunities WIthLIfelong Learning classes atSt Peter the ApostleElementary School 19800AnIta In Harper WoodsFashIOn your own greetmgswith a Card Makmg classMondays Jan 14 throughFeb 4 from noon to 2 p mThe fee IS $75 Shape upWIth ExerCise Classes formature adults Tuesdaysand Thursdays Jan 15through May 30 from 9 15to 10 15 a m or 10 30 to11 30 a m The fees are $90for ~woUllYII ~r w~eK$45for one day per week or $3for walk-ms Harper Woodslibranan Suzanne Kent WIlllead a free Book ReviewWednesday Jan 16 from 1to 2 pm m St PetersPansh House Those whohave completed theBeginner Computer coursecan partake In anIntroductIOn to WordMondavs Jan 14 throu2hFeb 4 from 9 to 11 a m Thefee IS$70 Computer classesfor Begmners will be offeredWednesdays Jan 16through Feb 6 from 1130am to 2 p m or ThursdaysJan 17 through Feb 7 from9 to 11 30 a m The fee IS$90 SIgn up for anIntemetlE-Mail CourseWednesdays Jan 16~hrough Jan 30 from 9 to11 a m The fee IS $75PreregIstratIOn ISrequestedCall (586) 493-0917

Pointes pastExperience Grosse

Pointes past WIth a freegwded tour of the GrossePomte Hlstoncal o~letysProvencal-Weir House c1823 376 Kercheval mGrosse POinte FarmsSaturday Jan 12 from 1 to4 p m Guests can learnabout 19th Century hfe inGrosse Pomte vIew anexhIbIt of hlstonc pho-tographs and Visit the newlyrenovated Log Cabin c1840 on the property Innddibon they can purchaseVIdeos featurmg GrossePomte h1S1)ryand relatedpubhcations and productsCall (313) 884-7010

Call (313) 833-4249

TTnfnrhmatelv less thanone-fifth of those WIth thecondItion seek treatmEntThe firstever SurgeonGenerals Report on OralHealth In Amenca suggeststhat there are strong assocI-atIOns between oral mfec-tlOns - pnmanly penodon-

At present nearly 75 per-cent of people over age 35have some stage of gum dIS-ease accordmg to theAmerIcan DentalHYgIeniStsAsSOCIation

Even though It IS the sec-ond most prevalent dIseasem the Unlted States -affectmg nearly one out ofevery four Amencans -many people are unawarethat penodontal dIsease andgum disease are dIfferentnames for the same condI-tIOn

Oral health problems currently cause employed adultsto lose more than 164 million hours of work every year

(NAPS) - Healthy gumsare the key to better healthfor everyone however 50mI1hon Amencans currentlysuffer from gum dIsease(penodontal dIsease) Leftuntreated gum ilisease mayserve as a gateway to manyother medIcal condItionsThe good newS IS that whenit is caught early periodon-tal dIsease IS reversibleAnd new there are moreways than ever to treat it

in Ann Arbor The fee IS $10or $5 for DHS membersReservations are requiredCall (313) 833-1405

Live a LeaRiWar Memorial Update

Enhance your mmd bodyand SPlnt by partaking mthe courses and adventuresoffered at the Grosse PomteWar MemOrial 32Lakeshore In Grosse PomteFarms Develop balance andflelOblhty WIth Yang StyleTal Cm Mondays Jan 7through Feb 25 from 6 30to 7 30 pm or fuesdaysJan 8 through Feb 26 fro~7 35 to 8 35 P m The feesllft ~tgtuor ~ll lor semorsIncrease your stamma andstrength WIth Hatha YogaMondays Jan 7 throughFeb 25 from 830 to 10 amor 7 to 8 30 pm for contmumg students or 10 15 to1145 a n for begmnersClasses WIllalso be offeredThursdays Jan 10 throughFeb 28 from 735 to 905pm for begInners The feeis $70

Explore the tradItIOnalpnnciples of drawmg WIthWorkmg From the FigureWednesdays Jan 9 throughFeb 27 from 1 to 4 pm Thefee is $90 Pohsh your pos-ture WIth The FeldenkralsMethod Thursdays Jan 10through Feb 21 from 730to S30 pm or Fndays Jan11 through Feb 22 from 9to 10 am Tne fee IS $10Preregister using yourMaster Card or Visa via faxat (313) 884-6638 e-MalIwwwwarmemonal org orcall (313) 881-7511

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Grosse POInte mUniCIpali-ties and Harper Woods Theevent IS an Ideal afterglowdestInatlon for those attend-Ing the DetrOItAuto DealersAsSOCIations NorthAmerican InternatIOnalAuto Show Chanty PrevIewon that same rught Ticketsto thIS elegant black tieoptional evenmg of dmmgand danCIng are $85ReservatIOns are reqUIredProceeds benefit ChIldrensServIces of the NortheastGUIdance Center Call (313)884-8691

AU that jazzJazz guItarIst Tim

Bowman and hIS band WIll

headhne A Jazzy Afterglowbenefitmg Barat ChIld andFanuly Services a dIVISIOnof Matnx Human SeeVlesFrIday Jan 11 at theInternational Banquet ampConference Center of theAthenaeum SUIte Hotel 400Monroe in DetrOitFestiVlties Include a 5 to 7P m VIP hors doeuvresreception 5 to 915 p m VIPShuttlp Rorvlce to theDetrOIt Auto DealersAsSOCIations NorthAmerican InternatIOnalAuto Show Chanty Previewdinner at 9 15 pm andentertamment commencingat 1030 p ill Tickets for thISblack tIe affllU are $125 or$175 per personReservations are requiredCall (313) 9633330

Art of learningTake advantage of an

exciting selectIon of freeDrop-In Workshops at theDetroit InstItute of Arts5200 Woodward in DetroitPIece to~ether creahvePostcards Fridays Jan 4through Jan 25 from 630to 8 pm DIscover The Art ofthe Doodle Sundays J an 6through Jan 27 from noonto 4 p m PartICIpate m theNAMES Project AIDSMemorial Quilt Sunday

Artrain stroll Jan 20 at 1 pm SharpenView the out of thIS world bullyour artIstic slons With a

exhIbition Artistry of Space Figure Drawmg class forThe NASA Art Program adults Saturdays Jan 12aboard ArtraIn USA the through Jan 26 from 1 to 3natlons only trilVtHU1~ piii The fee is $120 or $95museum dunng a DetrOit ior DIA membelHistoncal SocIety Sunday PreregIstratIOn is requiredStroll program Sunday for the classJan 13 at 2 pm at theNew Center 1100 N Main

MarkVourCalenda bullbullbullAttention Austinalumni

All graduates of AustinCathohc PreparatorySI1Iool whih dUlled in1978 are mvited to attendthe dedIcation of the newAustin Portico SaturdayJan 12 m conJunctlon WIththe 4 p m Mass at St CllUeof Montefalco Church atMack and WhIttIer mGrosse Pomte Park An all-class reunIOn win follow theceremony Call (313) 882-9812

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Last weekspuzzlesolved

FrI Jan t tCelebrate success

Join the volunteers of theAsSIstance League to theNortheast GUldance Centerat a CelebratIon GalaFrIday Jan 11 at 7 30 pmat the Country Club ofDtroit 220 Country ClubDr in Grosse Pointe Farmsmrking the 38th year otsuccessfully supportIngquahty behaVIOral health-care and substance abusetreatment selVlCes for theeast SIde of DetrOIt the five

SundayJan bullBach is back

rrh~ ~Y1Ith I~h E~~hsenes returns to the KresgeCourt of the DetroItInstItute of Arts 5200Woodward In DetroItSunday Jan 6 at 11 amWIth a performance by thePeter Soave Sextet Ticketsfor brunch and the concertare $22 for adults and $11for cmldren Seatmg on thecarpeted staIrwell for theconcert IS$5 Call (313) 833-4005

nCFood amp fellowahlp

Share good food and fel-lowshIp during the MensFriday EcumemcalBreakfast lltndayJan 4 at7 30 am at Gros~e Pomte~emorlal Church 16Lakeshore m Grosse PomteFarms Ms Sydney Rooks ofOpen Door at Fort StreetPresbyterIan Church WIllbethe featured speaker Thefee IS $5 Call (313) 882-5330

onday an 7Sacred sites

DIscover five of metropohI tan DetroItS most beautIful sacred SItesduring a DetroItI HIstorical SDclety Hlstonc Church Tour Monday Jan 7 from 930 a m to 4 pm The bus WIlldepart from the parking iot oi the Detroiti HlStoncaJ Museum 5401I Woodward in DetroIt and

stop at St Domllllcs RomanCathohc Church FIrst

IPresbytenan Church StMatthew-St Joseph

~Episcopal Church LIttleRock BaDtist Church andthe Cathect-al Church of StPaul EpIscopal The fee IS$25 or $18 for DHS memobers Reservations arerequired Call (313) 833-1405

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86 Seniors January 3 2002Grosse Pointe News

By Sharon Malersac Executlve Director

As thl ne vear beg1l1b many homebound senIOrsare stIllleehng the aftereffects of Sept 11 2001

Some people whoexpenence these lymp-

toms may develop PTSD and as many as one out of13 Americans will get PTSD at some pomt durmgtheir 11es Of those who do the good news IS that mmany caes PTSD can be treated successfully

E1a1ne MOIlto ofGroNe PolDte Parkand Suaan Lauppe ofGrosH Pointe Farmsare shown above atthe left belping ft1lthe baekete

sac deliversThe Interfaith Volunteer careetven a pro-

gram of Services for Older Citizens (sac)brought together tbe cburcbes bullbull cboo~ andRotary Club of Grosse Pointe to provide achance for young and older people to reacbout to seniors in the community

On Dec 19 thegroUpB joined to cre-ate more tban 220Christma cards and11ft baskets to be~~~~dtl fdurlDg tbe bondHundreds of peopledonated bsketbandmade carda andIJIfts

_Driving safely while aging gracefully

Because televlSlOnbrmgs the world to ourIvmg rooms tlus con-lt1ltlOncan occur lorpeople who never expe-nenced the traumabut wltnebsed Itthrough the media Theacute stress of a trau-matIc event causeschemical reactlOl1s 111

the bram as well asphYSIcal symptoms

Sbaron Maier

SOC OItionsTrauma of Sept 11can lead to PTSD

With 24 hour neWb coverage reexpenencmg thetrauma IS ab eay asturnmg on 0Ur televllOn Traumatic eventscan lead to a conditIOnknown as posttraumat-ICtress disorder orPTSD

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prescriptions while traveling

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Wrzte to llatllda CharlesII care of Kmg FeaturesWeekly SerVice PO Box$16475 Orlando FL 328536475 or send an e-mail toletters kfwShearstsc com

youre on these medicatiOnsor need to use devices suchas glucose or blood pressuremom tors If you see a doctorwhl1e youre away be sure toget a Similar confirmatIOnletter for your return flightto cover any new prescnp-tlons

3 Take extra supplies ofeverythmg 11 case yourflight IS delayed

4 Use onglnal contamersWith ongInal labels showmgthe names of the doctors andpharmaCIsts and the pre-scnbed dosage

5 Never put your medICa-tIOns Into checked luggageBaggt can be lost Also thecompartment can be too coldor too hot and rum theireffect venes~

For more mformatlOncheck WIth your alrlme ortravel agent

For more mformatlOo ontraffic s~fety for b1der ulefsVISit the NHTSA webSIte atwww nhtsa dot govpeopleinlurvolddnvelmdex html orWrite to the NatIOnalHighway Traffic SafetyAdmInIstratIOn 400Sventh St SWWashLngton DC 20590 Youcan also fax your request to(WJ)366-7721

about your dnvmg ablhtlestalk With your doctor He orshe can evaluate the sldeeffects of the medicationsyou may be talung ConSidertaking a mature driver classthrough AAA AARP or alocal dnving school Letlnabout transportation options111 the commumty and con-Sider trymg them out

While everyone wants tokeep driV1ng for as IOlg aspossible no one wants to bea threat to themselves or toothers because they are nolonger able to dnve safelySelf-awareness is the keyWith smart self-manage-ment you ran retain thepersonal mobihty thatcomes With dnvlng whIlelImiting the nsks to yourselfund to others

Depression Treat It Defeat It

The followmg are tips thatcan help you while travel-Lng

1 Get at least two copiesof all your prescnptlOnb oneto keep WIth you and one tomclude m checked baggagem case you need fmergencyrefills

2 Get letter from )ourdoctor) confirmmg that

rymg aboard a number ofobjects meludmg LnsuhnsyrngES and any containeror VIal that could hold apotennally dangerous sub-sance

The alrhne also tned toconfiscate a bottle holdingher hIgh blood pressuremedlCme (She had trans-ferred the pills from a bottleWIth a chl1d proof cap toone that was easier to open )It was only after shE bUg-gested lettmg the flightattendants hold her medicalsupphes that thp airlineagreed to call her doctor toconfirm her me~hcal statusand her need to have theseItems close at hand

If you do onslder plan-mng a route that you arefamIliar WIth and try todnve durmg the day (aVOIdrush hour) Keep a safe diS-tance between you and thecar ahead of you and try tomake left turns where greenarrows provide protectedturns Scan the road contm-uously to antiCIpate futureproblems and plan youractIOns

Scmetunes other 1JU1J1are the best Judges of yourdnvlng ability If someonehas expressed concerns

miSSIon power steenng andbrakes and other speCIalequlpmcnt can make it eaSler for you to steer your vehi-cle and operate the foot ped-als

8 Dnvmg reqmres dlld-mg your attentlon betweenmore than one SituatIOn at atime Do you feel over-whelmed by traffic stgIls andpedestrian and vehicle traffic Do you take medicationsthat make you drowsy or doyou expErlence dlzzmessseIzures or losses of con-sCIOusness Do you reactslowly to normal dnV1ng Sit-uations

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By Matilda CharlesAn msulln-dependent dia-

betic fnend had a problemlast month bring-lOg hermedicatIOns wlth her on afhght to attend her sonsweddmg In Utah She hadno Idea when she got to theaJrport that the new securi-ty regulatIOns put m placeafter Sept 11 ruled cut car

pavement mltllungs othervehicles and pedestnans -~~tlaUy t dawn dusk vrat mght Does the glare ofoncommg headlights causeyou discomfort

If you have expenencedany of these symptoms ofdechnmg VISIon alwayswear your glasses and keepyour prescnptlOn currentKeep your wmdshield mir-rors and headhghts cleanand your headhghts aimedcorrectly If youre 60 orolder see an eye doctorevery year

2 Diminished strengthcoordinatIOn and fleXIbilitycan Impact your ability tosafely control your vehicleDo you have trouble lookmgover your shoulder tochange lanes mOV1ng yourfoot from the gas to thebrake pedal or turmng thesteermg wheel Do you feelpam In your knees legs orankles when gomg up ordown staJrs

If j-ouve experienced alyof these symptoms talk WIthyour doctor about phySIcaltherapy or medIcatIOnandOr tTftchmg exercisesand a walkmg or fitness pro-gram An automatic trans-

~BON SECOURS PLACE AT ST CLAIR SHORESA Ilolt seour- LJwlg Ao_

26101 Jefferson AvenueSf Clair Shores MIChIgan 48081(810) 498-4500

Dad spent a lot of time alone duringthe dayand we couldnt always be therefor him Now he has new fliends eatswell balanced meals and has help wIthhis medications Assisted living atBon Secours Placewas the ideal optionfor all of us

gt- Sponsored by the S1CjfArcof ~n ~( Ire

Affiliated W1t~Boo SecoUIS Health System IncrAl~ DevUlOpea ana managea 0) 0 Lilli are gtBrv~S L4Ciiir ~ ~OOO e ~prvWfloIl I I r

(NAPS) - For manyAmencans dnvmg is a wayof mamtammg mdepen-dence Changesthatoccurlnpeople as they age howevercan affect theIr ablhty todnve safely

The followmg t1p~ IIldy

help you determme whetherphySIcal changes are affect-mg your dnvmg skIll andIf so how to cope WJth themso you remain a safe driverfor as long as you can

1 Good VISion IS essenbalfor good dnv1I1g health Doyou lampave problems reading3lgns or recognizing some-one you know from acrossthe street Do you havetrouble seemg lane and

Seniors celebrate ChristmasA Christmas party was held by Services for Older Citizens (SOC)as part

of its Food amp Friendship proglaJn The program ta1Iesplace Monday throughFriday and includes lunch exereiae bingo and a social event for GrossePointe and Harper Woods seniors age 60 and older

Mary Krupa and Joe Kowalski are served by Jim Flkany of Grosse PointeRotary at the party SOCis located at 17150 Waterloo in the City of GrossePointe

Dr Dan Guyer of Bon Secours Cottage HealthSystem Will present an mformatlve talk begmmng at1130 a m TuesdaYtJan 8 at the cIghborhoodClub 17150 Waterloo m the CIty of Grosse Pomte HeWIll OJCUSbthe causes and cures for posttraumaticbtress dlborder

In the past many people behEved that only soldIersor other people who had been m a war could getPTSD Based on new research doctors and otherhealth care profeSSIOnals are learning that all kmdsof people from different backgrounds can have trau-matIc expenences that lead to PTSD

You can also get more mformatlOn about PTSDfrom the followmg orgamzatlOns Anxiety DisordersAssociatIOn of Amenca (30U 231-9350www adaa org Freedom from Fear (888) 442-2022wwwfreedomfromfearorg and the National MentalHealth AsSOCiation (800) 969-NMHA www nmha org

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Encounter In the ThirdDlmenslOn ShackletonsAntarctic Adventurf SuperSpeedway and DisneysBeauty and the Beast DallyscrPenJngB Will be offeredon a rotatmg baSIS begm-mng at 9 am on the hourm the mommg and on thehalf-hour in the aftemoonand evenmg TIckets are $10for adults or $8 for semorsand children ages 12 andunder Call (313) 982-6001

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Children can also explorethe hands-on exhibitIOnRacmg on the Wmd Salhngon the Great Lakes alongWith penn anent exhIbItIOnsfeatunng the doomed shipEdmund Fitzgerald and afreighter pIlothouse Themuseum 18 open Wednesdaythrough Sunday from 10a m to 5 p m AdmiSSIOn IS$2 for adults and $1 for chl1-dren a~8 12 to 18 Call(313) 852-4051

History aliveTravel through the past

100 years via the specialehibit Your Place in Time20th Century Amenca atThe Henry Ford Museumand Greenfield Village20900 Oakwood inDearborn Patrons may alsotour the museumsCommumcatiuull LI2htmeTransportatIOn andDomestIc Arts exhlbltlOnsThe Museum IS open dailyfrom 9 am to 5 p m

around watchmg a daytimetalk show or soap operaask yourself If there reallyIS no time for exercise

bull From the examples Ivealready given you can seethat exercise doesnt haveto cost you a penny Youdont have to Jom a healthclub or hire a tramer toreach your fitness goals

bull Start Simple espeCIallyIf youre embarkmg for thefirst time on a program ofexercise Try walkmg for 10mmutes three times aweek then add one minuteto your walk each weekYoull start to feel betterand ollce you do youll wantto continue

bull Afraid that exercise wlllrob you of Important energyyou need for the rest of yourday ThIs can only be trueIf you are exerclsmg toohard or too much Most

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spectacular $6 millionNatIOnal AmphibianConsl IOn Center dedi-cated to the conservatIOnpreservation exhibitIon andmterpretatlon of aInphlblanilfe The Zoo IS open dallyfrom 10 a m to 4 pm ZooadmiSSion IS $8 for adults$6 for semors and chIldrenages 2 to 12 Parkmg IS $4for cars and vans Call (248)398-0903

Cool carsView a collection repre-

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a 1949 BUick RoadmasterRIVIera at the AutomotiveHall of Fame 21400Oakwood m Dearbornthrough Feb 2002 The Hallof FaIne IS open dally from10 a m to 5 pm The fee IS$6 for adults $5 50 forsemors ages 62 and up and$3 for chlldren ages 5 to 12Call (313) 240-4000

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can applaud the RUSSianfolk tale the FuebirdSaturdays at 2 pmthrough Jan 26 at theDetrOit Puppet Theatre 25E Grand River 10 DetrOItTickets are $7 for adults and$5 for chIldrenReservatIons are requestedCall (313) 961-7777

experienceExplore the wonders of

the Charles H WnghtMuseum of MncanAmerican HI Rtnry 315 EWarren in Detroit Trace theMotor CityS mUSIcal historyVia the new exhtbltlon Jazin DetrOit Before Motown APhotographiC HIStory run-ning through Sunday Jan13 The Museums coreexhibit Of the People cele-brates DetrOits place inAfrIcan Ameman herItageand culture The Museum ISopen Tuesday through

enough time to exerCIsewhy not use half of yourlunch break to exercise and~he other half to eat

You dont have to work upa sweat Keepmg a set ofdumbbells at work anddomg some weight trammgon your break can stillmake a difference

bull Many people find them-selves awash In faInJlyduties If you spend a lot oftime playmg taxI to andfrom the soccer field trygettmg there early andwallung a couple lapsaround the field Ill betthat If you start a routinelike this other parents wdlsoon Join in

bull Bemg productive Withyour tIme means scheduhngexercise mto your dayBlockIng out a time wIllguarantee a workout Thenext time youre slttlng

Youll fiad the finest brands inAmerica at Ed Maliszewski21435 Great2r Mack St ClairShores (586)776-5510

Start10g our 8th year $0 down$35 a month Watch for manysurprIses 10 2002 Its a good time Ito be a Po1Ote Fitness memberOn Mack 313885-3600

fee is $80 per month plus$50 for reglstraton Launcha new career With Prepanngto BabYSit Saturday Jan12 from 9 a m to 1230 p mThe fee IS $25 Tee-off With aTeen amp Youth Golf Chmcfuesdays Jan 15 throughFcb 5 frt1m 4 to 5 p m Thefee IS $40 BUild your young-sters confidence and mus-cleb With Pee Wee KarateSaturdays Jan 5 to March2 from 9 to 10 a m or 9 to10 30 a m The fee IS $35 forone hour or $50 for one-and-one-half hoursPreregIstratIOn I reqUiredCall (586) 7796111

Zoo newsExpertence the animals

and more at the DetrOIt Zooat Ten Mile and Woodwardm Royal Oak ThroughThursday Feb 28 Jom inWIld Winter festivitiesmcludIng storytelhng treedecoratmg Ice carv10g andthe sweet sounds or seasonalchOIrs View members of theHenry Ford CommumtyCollege Ice Carving Club atwork SaTurdays Jan 5 andJan 12 from 11 a m to 3P m Also on Jan 5 take mfree lUUmal themed docu-mentaries 10 the WildhfeInterpretive Gallery OnSunday Jan 6 SeptemberProductIOns presents HatsOff to Animals an interac-tive storytelhng experiencefrom 1 to 1 45 p m or 2 to245 pm The Roeper UpperSchool ChOlf Wlll perlormSaturday Jan l~ trom 1 30to 230 pm Chill out WIththe polar bears arctIc foxesseals and snowy owls at theZoos new 4 2 acre ArcticRmg of Life exhlbit VISitorscan catch the underwateractIOn With a trip throughthe Polar Passage a unique70-ft long clear tunnel tocatch all the excitIng under-water action Take a ride onthe wild side and get an anI-mals eye-view of life on theWild Adventure SimulatorTickets are $4 Along withVisits to the other great ani-mals guests can see the

The Village IS closed untilMonday Apnl 1 when It wlllbe open from 9 a m to 5 pmAdmission to the Museumranges from $7 50 to $1250Admission to the Vlllageranges from $8 50 to $14Chlldren under the age of 5and members are admittedfree ShOWing m theMuseums $15 mllhon IMAXTheatre are Mysteries ofEgypt 3-D MaOla- Call (313) 833-1805

~No excuse exercise is good resolution for 2002By Kelly GriffinKing Features

After seven years of per-sonal trammg I have heardJll$t about every excuse 10the book on why people can-not work out Some of themOst popular ones are lackof tnleurol money or energy

I beheve most peoplereally want to feel betterabout themselves havemore energy and be moreproductive yet feel thatexercise reqUires a block oftime that does not eXIst

Yet If our mmd-set aboutexercise would changemaybe it would be easier toget started

Here are some sugges-tIOns

bull Time IS very precious tomost people the more wecan fit mto one day the bet-ter If you work a Cull-timeJob and feel you dont have

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All aboard IHop aboard Artram USA

the nations only travelingart museum Saturday Jan12 from 10 a m to 5 p mand Sunday Jan 13 from11am t05pm attheNewCenter 1100 N Main 10 AnnArbor Patrons can expenence the exhIbItion Artistryof Space The NASA ArtProgram Call (734) 747-8300 ext 236

Indoor playtimeThe Fanuly Center lDVltes

area preschoolers and theIrparents to come out of thecold and enJoy mdoorPlaytime programsTuesdays and Thursdaysfrom 1 to 3 pm at BeaconElementary School 19475Beaconsfield 10 HarperWoods or Wednesdays from9 to 11 am at the BamesEarlY Childhood Center20090 Mornmgslde 10Grosse Pomte Woods Thefree sessions wl1l runthrough April 2002 Call(313) 343-6711

Super scienceTour the new Improved

Detroit Science Center 5020John R m DetrOitBegmning Monday Jan 7embark on a Solar SystemAdventure view WmterNights and ZubenelgenubisMagical Sky in thp Centersnew Digltal DomePlanetanum Hands-on lab-oratory exhibits focus onmotion life sciences matterand energy waves andVlbrltlOns Now showmg inthe Centers lMAX Theatreare Journey lOto AmazingCaves and Dolphms Makeplans now to see the award-wmnmg Everest whichreturns to the IMAX DomeSaturdays and Sundays atnoon 2 and 4 pm throughSunday Jan 27 TheMuseum IS open Mondaythrough Friday from 9308m to 3 pm Saturday andSunday from 11 a m to 5p m AdmiSSIon IS $7 foradults $6 for seniors and $5ior children lMAx Theatretickets are an additional $2Call (313) 577-8400

Assumptionopportunities

AssumptIOn CulturalCenter 21800 MartEgtron theGrosse Pomte WoodsStClair Shores border offersyour children and teensenhghtenmg opportunitiesBnng those grades up WithKumon Math and ReadmgWednesdays from 3 45 to645 pm and Saturdaysfrom 10 a m to 1 p m The

War Memorial for kidsThe Grosse POinte War

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South informationParents of eighth-grade

students who plan to attendGrosse POlUte South HighSchOOl m the Fall of 2002are InVited to explore thenInth-grade curnculum dur-mg an Information NIghtWednesday Jan 9 at 7pm In the SouthGymnatoTlum 11 GrossePOInte Boulevard In GrossePomte Farms Call (313)432-3513

Special needsexplored

Bames Early ChIldhoodCenter and The FamilyCenter will team to presenta panel of Grosse Pomte par-ents discussmg their JOur-neys of raising ChtldrenWlth Special Needs dunng aParenting EducatIOn Seriesfor Young FaImhes prograInTuesday Jan 15 from 7 to830 pm at BeaconElementary School 19475Beaconsfield In HarperWoods Chlldcare IS avaJ-able for those who reglsteror the Fridav onor to theprogram A voluntary dona-tion of $10 wIll be acceptedCall (313) 432-3800

Fun flicksJunior cmema buffs can

take 10 a W1de vanety of funflIcks during the GrossePomte Public Libraries freeWmter Fllm Festivalthrough Wednesday Jan23 Preschoolers can enjoyGeorge and Martha - BestFrIends Tuesday Jan 8 at4 pm at the Grosse PointeWoods Branch 20600 Mackin Grosse POlUte Woods orThursday Jan 10 at 4 pmat the Central Branch 10Kercheval In Grosse PomteFarms Grade school andmiddle school Iludlences cantake m Mary-Kate andAshley - Case of the SharkEncounter And EnC)clopedlaBrown - Burgled BaseballCards Wednesday J an 9 atthe Park Branch 15430Kercheval m Grosse POintePark Call (313) 343-2074

Artful opportunitiesAspmng artists ages 5 to

8 accompanied by an adultcan mdulge theIr talentsWIth a full schedule of class-es at the Detroit InstItute ofArts 5200 Woodward inDetrOIt Dragons dmosaursand hons are just a few ofthe Fantastic Ammals andFabulous Beasts you canfashIOn dunng a Clayworksclass Saturday Jan 12from 10 a m to noon PlOchIt Roll It COIl It dunng a

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to make It a respected commoditybull bUYlOg food on the world market

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bull redlrectmg money spent on ineffi-cient agrICultural practIces to mdustry

A case-by-case aSSt-Allment IS

reqUired to achIeve any solutIOn toproblems of watEr scarcIty Howeverthe fIrst step is to acknowledge that aproblem exists and It currently affects35 percent of humaOlty ThIS 18 pro-Jected to double withm 25 years

Most Importantly we must under-stand that water 1S the source of life AB the competition over water contin-ues to grow the power of water mustbe understood If carefuUyapproached the thIrst for water caneventually prOVide the drmk forpeace

Without this most valuableresource none of us will survive Wehave no choice but to act now and totake personal responsibility for aproblem that affects us all

The United Nations has perma-nently deSignated World Water Dayas March 22

Stella Thomas IS a consultant forthe Umted Nations on worldwidewater problems She has researchedand studied oceans rwers and lakesthroughout the world Her researchhas been primarily focused on the eco-nomic political and legal implWo-tions of international water basins(ie Nil~ Jordan Euphrates Indus)uith regard to the peace process confllct rellOlutwn and national secuntyconcerns

She IS a natzue of Grosse PointeWoods (graduated from Grosse PomteNorth High School) She zs fimshmg aPhD in lnternatwnal RelatIOns and iDiplomacy from the Universlty ofParis Her education also Includesdegrees from the London School of EconomIcs Cambndge Unwersity _and Muhlgan State Unwerszty

She IS currently completlnSl a bookon the economic polItIcal and legalImplIcatIOns of mternallonal waterbaSinS With regard to the peaceprocess confllCt resolutIOn (lndnatIOnal secunty concerns

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largest dams the Ataturk DamwhIch It was bulldmg at the tImeThis dam IS one of several planned toreVitalIze the southeast sectIon ofTurkey by 2010

Once thiS large-scale project(referred to as GAP) IS fully opera-tIOnal hydrologIcal engIneers fearthat the Ataturk Dam alone couldreduce Synas supply of water fromtlIe Euphrates by 40 percent andIraqs supply by as much as 80 per-cent of prevlOUS lewIs

Syna and Iraq also fear that WIthsllch a powerful weapon Turkey hasthe patent tc use Il1~t~l ~Q ~ poht~cal weapon by controlling Its flowTurke) previously threatened to blockthe flow of water If Syna continued tosupport the PKK (KurdIsh WorkersParty]

Turkey IS blessed With much waterand a mild clImate and therefore hasvery lIttle mcentlve to cooperate Ifsuch a regIOnal dIspute were to anseIn the event of such a cnsls or dis-pute no bmding agreement yet eXIstsm mternational law to solve suchproblems

Syna and Iraq being downstreamon the Euphrates River system and inmore dIre need of water could causeproblems for theIr Turkish neighborupstream if they feel they are notreceiving adequate amounts of water

Throughout the world there needsto be awareness that there exists aproblem billler than ourselves Watpris a finite ie-source that will affect allof us everywhere if it is depIcted

Political officials have an obligationto bring this message to their con-stituents and individuals need tobecome educated and aware Industrymust emphasize sustamable develop-ment projects Reglonal councils mustwork together to implement measuresthat can result in greater under-standing and better cooperationamong states

The medIa must educate the publicand create an awareness of the sever-ity of the issues at both a local and aglobal level

Every individual must understandthat our most precious resource can-not be abused We must understandhow entical water Issues are and Wemust take preventive measures toavoid catastrophlc consequences

Feasible solutions to counter thedwindlIng water supphes before situ-atlOns reach catastrophic proportionsmclude the followmg

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petItIOn over scarce water resourcesTo Illustrate per capita water avaIl-

abihty m the MIddle East has becomethe worst 10 the world The popula-tIOn 10 thiS part of the world has a 3percent to 4 8 percent growth rateand IS doubhng every 23 years

Coupled With domestIc and mdus-tnal pollutIOn dwmdlIng water sup-phes and mIsmanagement of eXlstmgresources water is redrawmg thegeopolItIcal map of the MIddle EastWater IS becommg the catalyst forconflIct and cnsls zones are emerg-mg

Collntriplt ltlIch Il~ Tordlln wfnltchmate IS primarIly desert havemandated water ratlOmng especiallydunng tImes of drought

Poor countrIes do not have thefunds to pay for the progressIvehydrolOgIcal and agnc11It1ral meth-ods proposed to imgate and expandagrIcultural fields for food ThesecountrIes whIch already have ashortage of water for daily use can-not keep up WIth theIr own growthrates

Another extreme case of watershortage IS the Gaza Stnp Gazaswater resources have been chrDlcally over-exploited for decades result-ing in a constant drop 10 the ground-water level

The Gaza Stnp IS endangered bybactenal contammation becausethere IS no adequate sewage infra-structure The situation is even worsein the crowded refugee camps where40 percent of the Gaza popuJationlives

Sewage water is discharged mtopools outsIde of these camps Waterfrom these pools seeps into theground-water aqUIfers used by thePQpuIatlOn as drinkmg water Alsountreated waste water IS used to irri-gate vegetable gardens as there isnot enough water for Irrigation

Although Israel has been commlt-ted to building desalInatIOn andpurification plants about 60 percentof Israels ground water originatesoutsIde of Its borders The West Bankalone accounts for 30 percent ofIsraels water supplies in the form ofunderground aqUIfers The waterissue IS a senous point of contentionin the Israeh-Palestmian conflict

RelatIOns between Turkey Synaand Iraq have also been tense overwater Issues

Turkey has control of the headwaters of the Euphrates Rlver sys-tem In January 1990 Turkey dIS-rupted the flow of the Euphrates tofill the water reservoir of one of Its

By Stella Thomas

We are heanng more andmore about serious waterIssues m the Umted StatesWatet scarcity has now

become a concern 10 this country Justas It has been a worldwIde concern foryears

Although 70 percent of the Earthssurface IS covered wIth water thereeXISts a common mlsperceptlOn thatwater IS an mfimte r~30urce Waterscarcity IS a cntIcal problem becaulteonly 25 percent of the total wfltRrsupply 10 the world IS fresh waterThe remammg amount IS unusable

bull because (If lts hIgh salt content Of thiS 2 5 percent 70 percent ISlocked In Ice caps and glaCiers and 29percent m remote undegroundaquIfers IncredIble as It sounds thiSleaves 1 percent of the Earths totalwater avallable for human consump-tIon

It does not stop thereThIS 1percent IS further reduced by

the poiiutlon oflakes and nvers frommdustnal dIscharge and agnculturalreSIdue

By 2025 as many as 3 billion peoplein 52 countnes w111 be affected bywater scarcity These countries wlllnot be able to meet the baSICdomesticand samtatlOn needs of theIr people

Today 1 5 billion people live with-out access to clean water Withexplodmg populations and rapidlygrowing economies the worlds pri-mlfY vntcr upply -viII need to

Increase by 22 percent to meet domes-tIc and industrial needs

Countnes such as South Mnca andPakIstan and large parts of Chmaand IndIa WIllJom the already water-scarce regions of the Middle East andMnca They will need to develop newwater systems and expand theIr lITI-gatIon systems dramatically Just tofeed thei( exploding populations by2025

Along WIth thiS grOWIng demandwater sources are rapIdly being pol-luted or depleted In some areas con- tammahon levels are so high thatwater cannot even be used for indus-tnal purposes

The SItuatIOn IS further exacerbat-ed by poor water management 10 theform of untreated sewage mdustnaldischarge dumped garbage fuelleaks and agncultural chemIcals thatpollute existmg water supphes

As water IS further stressed by pol-lutIOn and human demand the worldWIllcontmue to WItness grOWIngcom-

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That was a first 10 43 years Thereare usually remnants of the holidayschnging to chaIr cushlOns and table-cloths for days IIttIe packmg pIccesand sparklIng thmg-a-ma-Jlgs on thecarpet

No one complaIned about the lackof confuslOn and the subtle changesof rout me thiS year LIke much of theworld we adjusted and accommcrdated and got through It all thewhIle realIzmg 10 the bIg pIcturehow very fortunate we are

ThIS IS supposed to be that hme ofyear for reflectmg and resolvmg anduttenng WIse platitudes about thefuture After the year we have JustsurvIVed who of us has the arro-gance to hazard a sage offenng con-cerning what hes ahead We holdtIght tl our faIth and to each other

In the past 24 hours I have lost adear fnend and learned of theImpendmg bIrth of a new longed-forchlld The promIse of our hfe cyclescontmues and our SpIrIts arerefreshed and we once agam behevea new and better year IS about tobegm

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All the best

1 ( PTP t(gt11shcJ to see a CleanlIVIn~r room floor Chnstmas night

Itwas a strangely quiet holIdaythIS year Some of our dearfnends m the neIghborhoodwere away for the holidays

others were seriously Ill Our grand-chJldren remamed 10 their ownhomes out of state They are oldenough now to make their ownmemones as It should be thoughthe absence of thelr VItalIty andenel gy was almost palpable here

We admIt the pace SUIted ourmoods thIS year To put It SImply wewere tIred WIth the death of my sis-ter last month our famIly had alibcltgtntogether and It was mutuallyagreed not to uproot the young totravel so soon agam Some of ourdose frIends gathered at our homefor ChrIstmas Eve dmner and It wasd tradItIOn we treasure and lIke toIIlnntam It was mtlmate and cozy11[1felt Just nght

It was nice to have our boys homeOw ~ons new puppy made us gigglefdllllf the void of the mlssmg chIl-dn n WIth her antIcs WIth wrappmgpIj)(r md bows We settled for lessfrllllltl meals and pick-up dmners( ( 1 (Ile chlppmg 10 to help

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There were no crOIssants norolls not even a lousy pieceof toast not even whitebread let alone brownbread

Worse there was no cof-fee The coffee makers wereempty the urns were dry

And everyonfgt must havehad sphttmg headaches aswell Nerves were a raw asmeat m a butchers WIndowto borrow a metaphor fromProfessor Henry Hlggms

We ran to the car andqUickly slIpped across theborder We stopped at thefirst 7-Eleven we could findand bought some aspmnWe then went m the famdyrestaurant we found openNew Years Day After down-mR tour alplnnl lElch) andsome water and coffee wefelt somewhat better

All m all I thmk we Willcelebrate New Vears thISyear the way we do best -at home m our lammles

Happy New Year

Ben Burns of the City ofGrosse Pomte lS director ofthe Journalism program atWayne State Umverslty Hecan be reached atburnsbenhome com or bypflOTUat (J13) 882-2810

Home fac1litles If he had anodomel hklo your car Itwould show that he now hascovered 28400 mdes

If you want to catchHOrWItz on his 2110ths of amue mIDI-run the OlympiCCommIttee and a group ofhiS friends WIll be there forthe handoff wruch is sched-uled for preCIsely 2 59 pmJust thmk of the logistICs ofschedulIng 11500 runnersof all shapes sizes and colors as they proudly carrythat torch

The most entertammgpart of the evenmg waswatchmg Dave Rozema andKlTk GIbson enJoy them-selves along WIth theirwives The former TigersSure know how to have agood bme

It was nice (and probablya good trong) to be able to gostraight to our room and nothave to drive anywhere

About 5 oclock New Yearsmornmg we awoke Theroom was msufferably hotand dry And our headpounded To thiS day wecannot remember any timem which our heads ached soIt was pamful probably theclosest to mlgrames weveever had

Coffee We needed coffeeSo we qUIckly dressed andwent to the ballroom thatwas set up for a buffetbreakfast of crOIssantssticky rolls and coffee

When we got there wewalked mto a hornets nest

HOrwItz started runmngm 1978 ID IlhnOlS and con-tmued through the 12 yearsthat he has directed anduUI Uyu ~iJe Ltnuoren ~

the OlympIC site In Atlantathrough 46 states to the SaltLake CIty Winter OlymPiCSmUtah

HOrWItz IS used to cover-mg greater dIstances Heusually can be seen as asmall curly haired beardedfigure runmng 30 mdes aweek on the streets of theGrosse Pomtes

HorWItz was nom matedfor the honor by his familyNeither hIs WIfe Michelenor any of ros offspnng WIllfess up to bemg the nomma-tor But the) thought I WdSworthy It is a real honorHOrWItz said

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It was a package deal - afour-coulse meal cham-pagne dancmg a New Yearcountdown and a contmen-ttA blikfQ03t i-~~ Ytdl 0

mormu~The dinner was good

albeit slow to arnve Thedance floor was too crowdedto attempt and the cham-pagne went down too easilythough we didnt realize It atthp bme

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He Joins 11500 runnerswho WIll oass the torch from

Mike Horwitz WIll run2110ths of a mile on SundayIt WIll be the shortest andperhaps the most importantdIstance of hiS runnmgcareer wroch dates to 1978

Horwitz57 of theFarms execu-tive directorof theChl1drensHome ofDetrOIt WIllcalT the 10- BeD SurDp 0 u n dOlympIC torch that dayalong 14 MIle In MadisonHeIghts from Alger toGroveland

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still dont know whosefnends they were and wevenever heard from themagam Maybe they came tothe wrong house all along

On another occaSion wewent to Toronto for NewYears Eve We stayed at adowntown hotel had a mceOUlfgtt 0Inn nd thenstrolled Bround until llrnv-lug at City Hall and theclock tower shortly beforemldmght

It wasnt very crowdedand the people were fnendlyAll m all it was one of ourmore memorable New Years

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the resultll were mixedSome were fun others wereheadaches - lIterally

We once went to my in-laws for a New Vears partyI think I was mvitedbecause they needed some-one to tend bar wrule theyplayed cards

Im neither a card playernor a bartender so I had arather bonng time

The most mterestlngthmg that happened thatmght was the arnval of astrange couple No one knewthem but we all acted lIkewe did We welcomed themm offered them food anddnnk and kissed them atmldmght

Even though the womanwas unpleasant to beginWIth and more so as thednnks kicked m we allmade the best of It

After the couple left atabout 2 30 In the mornmgwe Inquired as to who InVlt-ed them No one knew We

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When It comes to nllgtngin the New Vear my Wlfeand I are pretty dull

We seldom go out to dm-ner because Its too crowdedWe dont venture to parties(Of course you have to beinVited to one first)

We dont lIke dnvmg onNew Years Eve for obvIOUSreasons (the other dnvers ofcourse)

I guess Im a bit shy whenit comes to New Years revel-IY r Wiill aiways too embar-rassed to beat panR at mid

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A Christmas message from God La8t of a two-part serie8 ~~ bull bull t l the baby Jesus

Here was my creatIve and ~ Freud wrote a bnllIantmgenious plan - I dCClded psychology about the Impor-to come down to Earth end tance of the mother-mfant

Ilt-~l nl fi become one of you That way ~ lOVIng bond but 0 a ew I would know better what it people looked and hstenedbull was hke to be human and and he was ridiculed by

mortal and know suffering many Too bad Freud had a-A ~~ =-~- Dt OJ gooa tnIngs to say but

The best way was to when he started talking impregnate a Vlrgm and I about sex in cruldhood Itbull would come down Bli a babe star m the east WIse men turneda lot of people off- on Chnstmas Day Now this who brought pfts It WBli That is understandable

had to be Just nght and spe- really a Special tune The because the people thought Iclal to be unique and dIs- malO trung was I was S81d that sex was bad except

r tmctIve from all the other Father and I was Son too in holy matnmony and toI babies that were commg mto and as Son I would go make babies But I am In the

I the world I sent down my around and preach Wld try pi UCt8S of changmg myangel Gabnel to warn her to get my pomt across that mmd If I Invented it It

I that somethmg Special was my children try to be good must be good and If r ~ave

I going to happen and that Was that asking so much so much pleasure WIth It Itshe shouldnt worry The first thing m order to must be natural and whole-

I picked a nice JeWlsh gIrl be good you have to have some and healthywho was a VIrgJn and had very special parentlDg And However hke so manyI only clean tholJhts In hpl l~ W1S c knu cii oilier thIngs mere mortals

I head even thouih she was the SaVIor and the MesSIah get eamed away They havegoing with Joseph Joseph and your future Redeemer I to learn to be more responSl-was a nice guy too I wanted WBli treated very well as a ble Adam and Eve should

I some good parenting and r baby have just hstened to me picked well I WBli adored They gave Instead of eatmg the fruit

I gave her an Immaculate me gtfts and they never let When r was a boy hvmgconceptIOn meamng I was- me cry They wanted me to WIth Mary and Joseph Int gomg to have a physical be comfortable and happy went to Hebrew school WIthunion WIth her but a spiritu- they never rut me or gave me the other JeWIsh boys r was

f alone After ail she was Bli a time out My mother CIrcumCISedjust lIke them (agood as mamedto Joseph Mary nursed me and held bns they call it) In Hebrew

Immaculate means clean me cuddled and caressed school I studIed The Torahand the people had thiS Idea me She walked WIth me and and at age 13 I got my barthat sex was dirty but they she talked WIth rnp tlnd sht mltzua~didnt get It from me Sex IS told me that I was her own Then I was a man andnatural one of my favonte - really special and uruque went to work as a carpenterpfts a~d the best way to go In all the world so I would know work andforth and muloply to replen- Thats what 1 want for all get to know my people bet-Ish the Earth my cruldren The way I was ter They saId 1 wandered

If those days It was a brought up as a mce JeWIsh the desert but I was domgmiracle to be pregnant WIth- boy IS the baSIS for bemg what every good TalmudIcout ever haVIng had sex but good and feehng good and scholar did studied thethe Jews couldnt beheve It wantmg everybody else to be Bible so I would do a good(How could a Vlrgtn be preg- good and feel good job preachmg as the Sonnant) Just because they 1 was glad that the great After a whde I went forthwere my chosen people they artists of the Renaissance and preached bU~ the malOthought they knew every- painted and sculpted thou- message was love thythmg but there were some sands of wonderful and glo- neIghbor and the GoldenthIngs beyond their ken nous portraIts of me as the Rule

SolI among all the peo- baby Jesus and my mother Vou know the rest As thepies of the tIme the Jews Mary They depicted how Son I was scorned andwere the best behaved close and IOVlng and affec- rejected and eventually cru-because of Moses and th~ tlOnate she was so every- CIfied but you cant kIll GodTen Commandments and body could see r died but hved again andbemg lost m the desert But ltul the people dIdnt that gave ~he wonderful

It took them 40 years v an- Seuroe and many habit wt prmmse to all my cn1l(1ren ofdenng the desert for them to neglected and abusEd like everlastmg hfeget my pomt - two genera- now There was a German Dr Bloom lS clInical a~~otlons they were not exactly doctor Sigmund Freud who Clate profes8or of psychIatrya q~lckstudy Only Ten came to Italy as a young Wayne State UnIVersItyCommandments Some of man and saw what I wanted School of MedICITU He lS athem thought It was too him to see In the cathedrals member of the AmerIcanmany At that time I thought and museums the p81ntmgs Acackmy of Psychoanalysl9thp 1pn Commandments and ~tatues showmg the and on thp pnlffgtrI ~~r1v(~~crc net tvltgt lIIany out wnat Importance of the motner the WayTU County MedICalWIth thfgt npYll Rnd frpp WIll chIld bond which IS the SocICty He welcomes comt t 11 ohlem baSIS of all hunan love ThiS ments at hIS e mall addressI was s I a pr

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Grosse Pomte Woods resI-dent Mary Cathenne Gesell67 dear Wlfe of Dr Henry 0Gesell died of cancer onSaturday Dec 15 2001 atHarper Hospital m DetrOit

Born III Clarksburg WVa Mrs Gesell earned abachelor of arts m liberalstudies from FlondaInternatlOnal Umverslty m1977

Her multifaceted careerfrom 1951-1994 started as aflIght attendant andA~ ut Vi IaoLeJuAJrhnes first administratorfor Daytona BeachCommumty College atFlagler leglslatlve aide toSen Dunn of FIonda andpreSident of her own adver-bsmg and pubhc relatJonsfirm

She was active InCompasslOnate Fnends ofOrmond Beach Fla Eastern Atrlmes Sl1verhnersand Grosse Pointe GardenClub She enJoyed garden-mg Bible study and travel

Mrs Geseills SUtVlved byher 80118 Douglas (Ellesa)DaVIt (Mary) and DonaldTraub stepdaughtersMargaret (Patnck) andLaura (William) Gesell andJune Larkins grandchildrep Cathenne Traub andIWey and Carolyn LarklDS

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Umverslty alumm clubs andthe Alpha Delta PI Soronty

Mrs Bush tgtnJoyed gar-demng boa~mg playmgbndge square and ballroomdancmg and theater

In addition to her husband Mrs Bush IS sUTVlVedby her son Wesley R(Ttgtresa) Buh stepdaugh-ter Angela McDougal andNaomi Milks grandsonsWesley R Bush Jr and JRoss Bush II

A pnvate family servicewas held on Dec 21 at theReynolds-Jonkhoff FuneralHome m Traverse CityInterment IS In uranuTraverse MemonalGardens Memonal contri-butIOns may be dtrected tothe Grosle Pomte MemOrialChurch or to a chanty ofyour chOIce

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Mrs Bush was a memberof the Grosse PomteMemorial PresbytenanChurch ~or 53 years was achurch eldel and was veryactive m many church activ-Ities mcludmg a five-yeartmt of teachmg kinder-garten Sunda) school

A~ thE wlfe of a member ofthe ClTCUmnaVlgators ClubMrs Bush traveled theworld With her hUlgtbandShe was also a Cub Scoutden mother past presidentof the GrOlse PomteMemonal Church WomensASSociatiOn the GrossePointe Symphony WomensASSOCiatIOn the DetrOitTheatre Arts Club and theDetrOlt Boat Club WomensAssoclatlOn She was amember at the Fme NtSocIety Alliance Francalsethe Enghsh SpeakmgUmon the Fnends of theGrosse POlnte PubhcLibrary the Grosse PomteHistoncal Society theFounders Society of theDetrOit Instltute of Arts theGrosse POinte CmemaLeague the Umverslty oflI-llchlgan and Wayne State

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Dorothea S BushFormel Grosse Pomte

Park resldlnt Dorothea SBush 93 dear Wlfe of JRoss Bush dted suddenly onWednesday Dec 192001 mTraverse City

Born June 18 1908 mDetrOit she was the daugh-ter of Otto A and Anna(WaJter) SchImdt She hvJWlth her parents In GrossePointe Park for many yearsuntil her mamage to Rosson July 24 1948 Togetherthey reSided in GrossePomte Park for 44 yearsbefore movmg toWdhamsburg to be neartheir son She earned a B Afrom the UmverMty ofMichIgan and an 11 A III

Beaupre Bonme Roy andMary Yayor sons MarVIn EBeaupre Jr and John ABeaupre 15 grandchildrenand five great-grandchil-dren Sister Elma Clay-comb and brother KennethBeaupre He was prede-ceased by three sisters andthree brothers

A memonal mass washeld on Fnday Dec 28 atSt Paul Catholic ChurchThe mterment IS m the StPaul columbanum

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Marvin E BeaupreGrosse Pomte Farms resI-

dent Marvm E Beaupre 86dlCd of congestive heart fail-ure on Monday Dec 242001 at Bon SecourgtNursmg Care Center m StClair Shores

Mr Beaupre owned andoperated the Mobil Servllt_eStatIOn at Mack and Fisherfor 34 years and was well-known and trusted III theneighborhood

After retirement MrBeaupre and hiS WifeHelen spent the next 12wmteTb m MeXICO Tileyspent their summer atthen Stoney Pomt Ontanohome

Mr and Mrs Beaupretraveled around the worldseveral times With theNomads Travel Club Theywere charter members andlogged 300000 rmles oftrav-el Wlth the Nomads YlsltmgChma and RUSSia beforethey opened for tounsm

Mr Beaupre enjoyed carracmg but first and fore-must he loved to sm HebUllt rus first sailboat m hiSbasement and hiS chtldrenand grandchildren learnedto satl on that same smallcraft

Mr Beaupre IS survivedby hiS Wife of 66 yearsHelen M Beauple daugh-ters Manlyn Severn Diane

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Fifthgraders SaraDQudlinHeatherMoore andMark Ciaravi-DO celebratedth~ tradi-tions of Hol-land by deco-rating thedoor and fill-ing the shoesof aU thestudetnswith candyduring theholiday pro-gram atTyrone Ele-mentary

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memonal contnbutlOns besent to eIther the Holy CrolSFamIly Mmlstnes 518Washlllgton North EastonMA 02356-1200 or theCapuchm Soup Kitchen1820 Mount Elliott Detr01t-MI 48207-3496

anDcrhnJcn saId shehopes the globally mmdedactlvlty W1llstick With thestudents Even If the finerpomts of the holidays areforgotten students Willhave had a lot of fun andWIll have learned thatmany people observe tra-ditions other than ourUNll

PoasadaFifth-graders research-

mg Hanukkah told of theJeWish tradltlOns andeveryone learned how tou~e a due del Another ofthe fifth grade classeswent through the historyof Holland to find themyth of CInter Claus whowear a large blhop hdtand ndes a boat tromSpam to fill chLldrensshoeq left by the hearthbtudents trom the classwent around and filled theshoes of all the other stu-dents whlle classe~ weretakmg place

Sixth-graders lwkedmto the traditIOns ofGermany the UmtedStates Greep and othercountries each With Itsown termmology for famil-Iar and unfamIliar loreand an actiVIty deSignedaround the practices

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While every child InAmenca IS aware of SantaClaus Harper WoodsTyrone Elementary stu-dents celebrated 12 differ-ent holiday trawtlOlls thl~year

PrinCipal CherylVanDerhnden said theprogram was deSigned toremforce the schoolscredo of CharacterCounts She said learn-mg about how people ofothpr countnes relunonsand backgrounds ~ele-brate the holidays offersstudents a broader under-standing and appreclatlOnof other people

Each classroom pIcked acountry rangmg through-out Europe SouthAmenca and Afnca Thpstudents researched thetradttlOns decorated theirclassroom doors anddeveloped a presentat10nand actiVIty for the entIreschool to partlC1pate In

Fourth-grade studentswho researched Kwanzalooked Into the Afncanholiday and made a hugebatch of a umty and fel-lowship dnnk for all crnl-dren to try whlle a secondclabb 1~Hdll~J th~~~nClnh~hinJ fn Tl

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lor of arts degree fromMichigan State College (nowMichigan State Umverslty)and a master of fine artsdegree from Wayne StateUmverslty Sally marnedSyd Reynolds In 1951 andthey bought Sallys familyhome soon lfter Her sonMike was born In 1954 andher daughter Cindy wasborn In 1957

Based on her love of act-Ing Sally was a cast mem-ber on several radlO dramasbroadcast by WXlZ andallo performed m local the-ater grOUPl

However Sally madeworking WIth children herhfeag Ir1SSCTI Hor tt~~h-Ing career at LIggett Schoolm Detr01t was mterruptedLy Mil dlllII l Ii ud tubalance her love of familyand teachmg Sally foundedthe Grosse POinte ChildrensTheater m 1954 It was thefirst community chIldrenstheater In MIchiganemploymg the then-revolu-tlOnary concept of usmg anall-youth cast m performIngmany well-known playssuch as The WIzard of 001The Sound of MUSICSnow V-nlte CInderella-Ollver Anme Get YourGun and ADme By thebme she concluded her 45years of service as duectorof the Childrens Theater in1999 she had taught theater to thousands of localyouths entertained theGrosse POInte communitywith hundreds of theatncalperformancclI ami per-formed for numerous chan-table orgamzatlOns Sallytook pnde m seeing so manyof her students develop suc-cessful careers In theaterthe arts law mediCIne andmany other professlOns Shewas equally proud to seethem become upstandmgparents and members oftheIr communlbes

Sally was also very activeIn her Cathohc faith Shewrote The LIttle Shepherdsof FatIma took a cast oflocal children to performthis lay at the Shnne ofOur Lady of Fatima InPortugal and dlstnbutedfilm stnps and VIdeotapes ofIt throughout the world Shealso promoted The Friendsof Father Peyton whIchemphaSized the messagethe family that praystogether stays togetherSally was also Involved mpro-hfe orgamzatlOnsfounding the Mothers ofMary and helpmg developthe annual all-mght VigIl forLIfe at the NatlOnal Shnneof the ImmaculateConccptwn In Washmgtm D C She was also acttve Inmany Manan societies

Sally enjoyed spendingtrme WIth her famlly all of jwhom were WIth her dunngthe hohdays She IS sumvedby her ~on r11kc PlkjoilQldsof Grosse Pointe Woods herdaughter Cindy Connors of

Sally AnneReynolds

After spenwng a wonder-ful Chnstmas Eve andChnstmas Day WIth herfamily Sally Reynoldsfounder and longtime direc-tor of the Grosse PomteChtldrens Theater suffereda fatal heart attack m herGrOSle Pomte Farms homeon the mormng ofWednesday Dec 26 2001She was laid to rest onSaturday Dee 29 folloWlnga funerlJ mass at St Clarede Montefalco CathohcChurch

Sally was born 111 DetrOlton Jan 2 1924 After grow-mg up near IndIan Villagethe OConnor family movedto Grosse POinte Park ID the1930s Sally graduated fromGru PUluk HIgh Schooland then obtamed a bache-

Mary SymingtonTh urber Galloway

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dent Mary SymmgtonThurber Galloway Ollison58 died on Tuesday Dec 252001 at Henry FordHospital 10 Detroit

Born In 1943 m DetrOltMrs Olbson attendedUmverslty Liggett SchoolMiss Halls School theUmverslty of MIchIgan andBradford Umverslty Sheworked as a modelspokesperson

Mrs Olhson was pastpreSident of the Tau BetaAssoclatlOn and the JumorLeague of DetrOit Shebelonged to the JUniorLeague Garden Club theGarden Club of MichIganand the SAGAFRA Shewas also a member of theboard of trustees for theChildrens Home of DetrOit

She IS survIved by hermother Mrs Edgar BGalloway her sonFredenck Olhson IV ofFerndale her daughterMary Olhson Martmson ofConcord N H and herbrother Edgar B GallowayJr of Ponte Vedra Fla

A memonal semce washeld at Grosse PomteMemonal PlesbytenanChurch in Grosse PomteFarms on Saturday Dec 29

Memonal contnbutlOnsmay be madE to thpLeukemIa and LymphomaSociety co E B Galloway109 Old Ponte Vedra DrPonte Vedra Fla 32082

Mary Symington ThurberGalloway OWon

mg golf and bowling In1916 he was named com-modore of the Grosse PomteFarms Boat Club Hebelonged to the Veterans ofForeIgn Wars Bruce Post

Mr Maddox IS sumved byhIs WIfe of 53 yearsFlorence sons Bob and Rickof Ann Arbor grandchildrenLauren Ross Craig andScott and a sister JanetCmader

A sCripture service washeld DlC 28 at St PaulCatholic Church In GrossePOinte Farms where MrMaddox was a member

Funeral arrangementswere handled by VerheydenF-t Rco

EqeDe Kozak

Robert F Maddoll

Eugene KozakGrosse POInte Woods resi-

dent Eugene Kozak 83 wedon Monday Dec 242001 ofnatural causes in lus home

Born In Fllnt Mr Kozaklater moved to Hamtramckwhere he graduated fromHamtramck High School m1935 He then attended theUniversity of DetrOIt andserved In thtlU S Navy

Mr Kozak loved IlVlng inGrosse Pomte Woods Hebelonged to the GrossePomte Semor Mens Cluband Grosse POInte TheatreHe enjoyed the park sWlm-mmg dally 10 the summerand haVIng plcmcs WIth luslate WIfe GeneVIeve Hetook daily drives onLakeshore Just to look at thelake and to check on thegeese

Mr Kozak loved dnnlungManhattans and emovedtraveling and dining OIit -

He loved his grandchJ1-dren Graham and PaIge Heloved In us 011 vtJl l-Jedaughter-m-law Kathrynand his son Tom whom heloved but never understood

He will be miSsedA funeral semce was held

on Thursday Dee 27 at OurLady Queen of Peace InHarper Woods Interment ISat Mount Ollvet Cemetery

Memorial contnbutlOnsmay be made to theUniversIty of DetrOlt -Mercy

Robert F MaddoxRobert 1 Maddox of

Grosse Pomte Farms dIedFriday Dee 21 2001 mDetrOit He was 79

Mr Maddox graduatedfrom Cass Techmcal HighSchool In DetrOlt He servedWIth the U S Army MedIcalCorps In Europe and JapanHe owned hIS own typeset-tmg company and taughtpubhc speakmg for DaleCarnegIe

Mr Maddox enjoyed play-

birds WhlCb he and hIS lateWIfe Jane McNaughtonwould dIsplay proudly eachsummer at the HarborSpnngs Art Fau He was apast V1ce preSIdent of theIndIan Village Mens GardenClub and was an activemember of the PnsmatlcClub of DetrOit

When Dr Kmght mamedLoretta Sharp In 1991 hebecame a stepfather andgrandfather dnd reveled 10hiS new family Fnendsrecall Dr Kmght as a man ofgreat Wit and charm whodellhtfgtd 10 tht good for-tune of others

A memonal service washeld Fnday Dee 28 at FortStreet Presbytenan ChurchIn DetrOlt Interment IS mthe family plot at MountAuburn Cemetery mCambnd~e Mass

At the request of the fam-Ily memonal contnbutlOnsmay be sent to The OpenDoor a program for thehomeless at Fort StreetPresbytenan Ctgturch boilW Fort St Detroit MI48226

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DetrOIts IndIan VillageQlrdon F Knight 71 wedWednesday Dec 19 2001from comphcatlons followmgheart surgery

Born m 1924 m ArhngtonMass Dr Knight attendedYale Umverslty He laterearned a doctorate 10 indus-trial IlsycholojD at WayneState Umverslty

He served as a heutenantin the U S Navy dunng theSecond World War partlC1-patlng 10 Afncan andEuropean campaignsmcludIng Normandy

For many years DrKmght was a labor andsecuntles arbItrator work-mg With the FederalMediation and ConC1hatlOnService the N atlOnalASSOCIation of SecuntIesDealers-RegulatlOn Inc theMediation ServIce of theNeIghborhoodReconC1hatlOn Center Incthe MI hlgan RegIOnNatlOnal Academy ofArbitrators the AmencanArbltratlOn AssOClatlOn andthe Federal Labor RelatlOnsAuthonty Dr Knight alsoserved WIth dlstmctlOn forseveral years on the board ofdirectors of Adult WellBemg SeTVlces He was alsoa longtime adjunct professorfor Central MIchIganUmverslty

Dr Kmght had a WIderange of Interests mcludmgbonsai and camng wooden

Gordon F KDiampht PhD

ObituariesFrom page8Awed on Wednesday Dec 192001 m Cook Spnngs Ala

Mrs Huetteman was bornon March 10 1905 at thefamily home 10 GrossePOinte Farms the secondchIld and eldest daughter ofWJlham and MatildaBeaupre

In 1927 she mamedRaymond T Huetteman atSt Paul Catholic ChurchThey reSided m GrossePomte Farms for 41 yearsWhen Mr Huettemanretired from the DetrOitDuk ColUJ T~uot iJ 19G8they moved to Flonda Afterher husbands death m 1988Mrs Huetteman moved toAlabama to be near herdaughter Betty Ann

In addItion to bemg adevoted Wlfe and motherMrs Huetteman enjoyedgardemng and crafts HerhandIwork mcluded handpamted china sewmg cro-cheting and reupholsteringchairs DuriDlz the SecondWorld War with her broth-ers Involved In the wareffort Mrs Huettemanspent two summers Wlth hertwo youngest sons hvmg andasslstmg In managmg theBeaupre familys PlumbrookGolf Club

Mrs Huetteman IS sur-VIved by her daughter BettyAnn her sons Raymond(Jude) Huetttgtm1m WllhlP1(Laura) Huettpman AndJohn (Diane) Huetteman 13grandchildren 29 great-grandchildren and two loIS-ters RIta Trefzer and LIlhanDelPlace

Mrs Huetteman was pre-deceased by her brothersOrmond Russell FrancisWllliam and EugeneBeaupre

A memonal service WIll beheld on Saturday Jan 5 at11 a m at St Paul CatholicChurch 10 Grosst PomteFarms Interment WIll be atthe St Paul collmbanum

Memonal contnbutionsmay be made to St LeoCathohc Church 4860 15thStreet Detroit MI 48208

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LTS WIshes you and yoursa happy prosperous NewYear

Joseph Mengden ~sa res~-dent of the C~ty of GrossePvmte and former chairmannf IfIrltt f Mhu1nn 111gt Ifls~ -~ -~be 0-- theF~rwnc~al Analysts SOCletyof DetrOit lnc

Lets Talk Stocks IS spon-sored by John M R~ckelCPA PC and Rlckel ampBaun PC of Grosse PomteFarms and InuestmentCounsel Inc of GrossePomte Woods

UHF (Ultra HIghFrequency) wluch had 69rhmTlPl~ (14 through 82)But UHF receptIon neverlid equal the qualIty ofVHFreception

LTS first TV was a wed-dmg present 10 1950 a 9-Inch (dIagonal measure)black-and-whIte Spartanset manufactured IIIJackson by the SpartanCorp (world famous for itsSono-buoy submartne-traclung submernbls)

In I~fifi wp had thp firstcolor rv on our block whIchwas a 17m(~ RCA (PerryComos hair was more green-Ish than blond) To help sellcolor TV sets NBC agreed tobroadcast at least one hourm color every mght Mostprtme tIme shows werebroadcast hve becauseVIdeo tape had not yet beenmvented

Eariy on hotels motelsapartment buildIngs andcondos erected large roofantennas then split the sIg-nals for deltvery to eachrental umt via coaxial cable

Smce TV SIgnals travel byhne-of-slght receptIOn ISdependent on bemg able tosee the transmItter

RI erslde cocmumtlesbehmd the AppalachIanMountams and depnved ofTV erected huge commumtyantennas on mountamtopsbnngmg the Signals downby WIre WIth penodic ampli-fiers Installed along the way

Thus was f$hlp TV hnmThe rest IS hIstory

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Based on $1 000 Invested In each stock 00 12-3HlOIn merger each share JP Morgan (old reooMld 3 7 shares JP Morgan Chase(new+Exxon-MobII spil2 lor1 III 2001 No ClIIJI1r stock civIdends or splrtsSolrle Mengden amp Assalat8s Lid

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Even so you might saythe Dogs dldnt work outthat well thIS year Butyoure forgetting the dtVI-dends from the Dogs

At trme of purchase the2000 Dogs had an avera~eYIeld (weighted by equal dol-lar investments) of 3 21 per-cent (not mcludmg severalsmall chvldend mcreasesduring the year) vs only166 percent yteld on the 30Dow stocks

The yield from the 2000DuiCll Wdllilimost double theyteid from the entue 30 Dowstocks (including the Dogstherein)1

The Dogs of 2001 willhave a new face The currentYIeld of Merck amp Co (MRK)is 2 31 percent conSIderablyhIgher than MmnesotaMinmg amp Mfg (MMM) at201 percent Hello MRKgoodbye MMMI

of our hIgher transmittertowers and much greaterpower wattage

The onginal TV spectrumwas called VHF (VeryHIgh Frequency) and It hadonly 12 channels (2 thlOUgh13)

Later the FCC authonzedanother spectrum called

~ before cableDc you remember TV

before cable At our oldhouse (before 1985) we hada motonzed rotatIng anten-na on the roof with antlers~about 12 feet across Thebest reception was WIth theantenna arms 90 degreesopposed to the directIOn ofthe transmItter

To watch CKLW-TV mWmdsor we would rotateour antenna to face westWIth the arms POIntIngnorth and south glvmgmaxImum exposure toWindsor in the webL

Even WIth our rotatInganttlnna facmg Toledo thatCItyS SIgnals were so weakthe pIcture was always fuzzyWIth a lot of flop-oversToledo was defimtely notworth watclung

But Toledo friends saIdthey got farI receptIon ofcur Detc~tetetlone b~au~e

3 7 shares of the new J PMorgan Chase stock Exceptfor a 2-for-1 split of Exxon-MobIl m 2001 there were noother stock diVIdends orspbts In the other eIghtstocks

The adjommg table Illus-trates the market perfor-_ ~h( I)f(n n t 9lt- u _ _ I)~

the 30 DJI stocks for theperIOd Dec 31 2000through Dec 212001

The table shows that the$10000 mvested m the2000 Dogs had decbnedonly 8 1 percent throughDec 212001

But note the Ierformanceof the 30 DJI stocks for thesame penod the Dow wasoff 127 percent about 57percent more than the lossof the Dogs

the mfamous You are notauthonzed to View thISpage message So much fordIetmg onlme

Of course I had to pay aVIS1tto the WeIght WatcherswebSIte (wwwwe1ghtwatch-P~ Cl)1 I rinn~r wRnt you totrunk theyle a big opera-tion but before you go mtothe SIte you have to selectthe country you are lomput-mg from

Youll also notIce that sixof the 10 healthy smIlingpeople appearing in thehome-page photographs areyoung ladIes who could atthe very least be acceptedfor an audItIon for TVsBaywatch How aboutsome before pictures folksor a reahty chick er check

Other than the fact youcan get all the informationyou would ever need aboutWeight Watchers from thewebSite you can also Jomand dIet online Of course Ifyou dIet online you must bescrumptiously I meanscrupulously hon~st WIthyour compute

I never be about myweIght But lets just saythat on a RIchter scale of oneto 10 Im oft the charts

Have a Uch questUJn orsubject you would lleaddressed In thlS columnWant to comment or addyour two cents worth 2 My e-mall address IS

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If the dIVidend paymentsremam unchanged or edgehIgher then the only waythat Yields can dechne IS forthe market pnces toIncrease

History has proved theDogs to be qUIte fickle Forcomparahve purposes It ISverv Important that mvest-ment In Dogs stocks mustbe on an equal dollar baSISnot eqllal number of sharesbaSIS

For easyarlthmettc LTSassumes $1000 Invested meach of the 10 Dogs for anmlhal mvestmentof$10ooO(commISSIOns are Ignored mthese calculatIOns)

Dunng 2001 J P MorganBank merged with ChaseManhattan Bank WIth eachMorgan share exchanged lor

I can espeCially relate toone link called ChocoholIcsRevenge They offer a newchocolate recIpe tWIce amonth to satlsfy your crav-lOgs WIthout breakIng yourdIet budget My reactionwas Only tWIce

One of the web SItes Ifound talked about weightloss through surgery(wwwobesoloutlOncom) butI thtnk Ill pass on that oneunles~ It involves seWIng mymouth shut from mid-December through Jan 15BeSIdes I wouldnt be ableto bark Jingie Bells WIththf mutts from that stupIdsong

Another webSite I hap-pened upon dunng mysearches was Dletmg Onbne(wwwdtetmgonllne com)

For some strange reason IImaguted huge chocolatecakes and other iavontefoods appeanng on the com-puter screen

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timers balled out early mtomoney market funds only tobe swallowed by that doubletrap

1) record low short-termmterest rates and

2) missing the 20-pluspercent recovery from theDows September lows

January IS tax-hme andportfoho checkup time Whynot call ChriS Walker atLTS sponsor InvestmentCounsel Inc (313-886-0453) The firm has beenmanagmg Grosse PomteIdmllY porttollOS since lj~I

Dogs of the DowThe Dogs of the Dow are

the 10 DJI stocks haVing thehIghest yields among the 30Dow stocks at any giventlilJ

The mvestment theorybehmd the Dogs IS thatthese hIghest yields WIlteventually regress to themean Yield of the entire 30Dow stocks over tIme

6 Is thiS weIght loss pro-gram SCIentifically valId

Those arent all the ques-tions and statements they~tart out WIth but thcy allseem vahd questIOns youand I should ask ourselvesbefore pulling out a half ofgrapefrUit for breakfast

There Isnt much moremformatloa on the webSIteabout actual dJetmg but Ithought It was a good placeto start

The sIte concludes WIththe followmg quoteConSider jOlmng a groupthat wIll support you Inmakmg healthy chOIces andhelp you m getting off themultl-blllton dollar dietmdustry merry-go-round

For ObVIOUS reasonsheres another webSIte thatcaught my eye Its calledThreE Fat ChIcks on a DIetwww 3fatchicks com)

ObvIOUS Jokes aSide ttuswebSite does have veryInterestmg contfnt melud-mg recipe mformatIon foodreVleU1S and 3 hstng of allthe best low fat cook 109sites

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DId you enjoy the hoh-days Those sugar-coatedcandy cane cookIes that youswore on Dec 24 you wouldaVOId sure dId taste greatdIdnt they

Of course I dtdnt havethat prcbem f Please Ignorethe cookie crumbs In mybeard)

Now youre wonderinghow to make peace betweenthe food and the bathroomscale Guess what TheInternet can help It can notonly help you lose thoseunwanted pounds but tt canhelp you do It safely

My first stop on theInternet was a webSItecalled Beyond Dletmg(wwwbeyonddIetmg com)

WhIle my searches ondtetlng turned up manymany SItes I lIked the waythis one started It startedWIth 10 questIOns youshould ask yourself aboutfood dletmg and lttaYInghealthy Here are 11 somesamples of 10 thmgs to con-Sider before you start yournext diet

1 Are you measunng yourhealth solely by a number onthe bathroom scale

2 Is dIetmg gettmg in theway of YOllr life

3 Does dIetmg make youfatter (l thmk they must bespYIng on me)

4 What are the healthnsks

5 Anecdotes and testlmo-ntals dont mean a thmg

At press hme Dec 27mvestors analysts and port-foho managers were closmgthe books on a burn 2001thankful for the robust vear-end rally that reduced l~~~(sfor a most volatile year

Dont lookback lookforward

January ISusually anup-monthfueled by bll-hons of dol-lars lookmg

ruI [VUI~ui~ mvestmentlt By Joseph W h I I e Mengden bonuses and profit-sharing are down

from the gluttony of recent years there IS still a ton ofmoney filtermg down the dItnbutlOn channels that wIll be lookmg for an mvest-I ment home m JanuaryI Many do-It-yourselr

investors were badly burnedlast vear

Some lucky market-

Window Replacement Barnes School

Thc Board of Edul-aliOn of The Gnwc Pomle Publil- SchoolSylttcmWaync Count Mil-hlgan Will rccclve ~caled hld~ fora wmdow proJCd locatcd m thc Cll~ of GroltltePOInte Wood~MKhlgan at Barnc~ Sl-hoo

Spc(fll-at](]n~ and BId F orm~ WIll he available at aMANDATORY pre-bid meetine on TueltdayJanuary 8 2002al 10 l) a m ea~tern tandard tlmc Thc mandatory pre-hidHII lakc plKCat Barnc Shoo 20090 Mornmgldc GrosePOIntCWood MILhlgan 482~6 Thc mcellne will bc Dthe~CCIVD1lroom pf Barne~ ~chool

Scalcd bId 111 he duc Thur-day January 24 2002 at 1000am eatcrn Iandard lime at the Admmtltlrallon BUlldmg ofthc ltJroe Pomtc Board 01 1m( allon 1RQ laIr AvlGrC~ pOInte 11 -1Qlft ~ IHI-- am~ ~)a -- Jwill he opened and publtLly rcad aloud ThlltproJccl will nOIbe funded hv federal or lttatemonic

Plcaltc dl reel quc-tl()l trl Larrj Yanlaula Managi ofBuddrnglt and Groundlt for the Groe Pomtc Public SchoolSytcm 11~-42 ~082

Board of FducationGror POl11llPubilL iLhoo) iylttem

Lmda Farmer SCLretaryGPN 121VOI 122701 andOl1OV02

Window Replacement Ferry Elementary School

Thc Board of Educal10n of The Grosse POinte Pubhc SchoolSylttemWayne County MichIgan Will receIve sealed bids fora Window proJcct localed In the City of Grossc POinte WoodsMichIgan al Ferry Elementary School

SpecIfIcatIOns and BId Forms wlil be avallable at aMANDTORY Prebid medina on Tuesday January 8 2002at 9 00 a m ell~tem standard llme The mandatory prc-bld Willtake placc at Ferry Elementary School 748 Roslyn Gros~ePOlntc Woods Michigan 48236 The meellnamp WIll be lD IhereCCIVIOeroom of Ferry Elementary School

Sealed bids Will be due Thursday January 24 2002 at 1000a m calttem standard lime at the Administration Bulldmg oftle Grf)ltse Po-nte Board of Educaton 389 St ClaIr AveGH)~C ronne Mi 0230 dl wnl(n lime dlhJ pla(c tne 010

Ill bc opened and pubhcly read aloud Th proJcct Will nOlbe funded by federal or slate monies

Please dlrecl qucstlons to Larry Yankaultka Manager ofBUlldlngltand Ground~ for Ihe Groltsc POinte Pubhc SchoolSytcm ~I~ 412 1082

Board of EducationGrose POinte Pubhl- SLhool Syslem

Linda Farmer SecrctarylJ PN 1211VUI 1212701 and 0103102

Philip Rice has jomed The Acumen Group I bUSinessconsultmg company m Grosse Pomte Farms that has ere-lltllU fil~-btllp process to help entrepreneurs grow theIrbusmess

Rice has more than 20 years busmess expenence mclud-mg WIth the accountmg firm DelOltte and Touche andGallagher Kaiser Corp a bUlldmg and pamtmg systemcontractor

Rice 1S active m the French-American and German-Amencan Chambers of Commerce In DetrOit He has alsobeen a member of the AutomotIVe Industry ActIOnGroupConstruction Industry FOluS Group

Peggy Delozier realtor and relocatIOn speCIalist WIthColdwell Banker SchweItzer Real Estate m Grosse POinteFarms has once agam receIVed the DIamond CIrcle Award

The award IS given to the top 20 percent of all sales asso-cIates across the natIOn

DelOZier has bachelor dewees m hl~torv and EnglIshfrom Npwton rol1ppop of thp ltTpn HTt TOrtlt R~tCollege She IS also a graduate of the Academy of theSacred Heart In Bloomfield Hills She IS membershIp chaIr-man of the DetrOit AuxilIary of Chlld Help USA

The Lutz Corp a mortgage bankmg dIVI~lOnof The LutzCompames has added Robert Henry to the staff

Henry a reSident of Grosle POtnte Woods WIll ~peclaltzeas a loan officer secunng loans for mcome-producmg realp~tflte

Henry was a VIce presdEnt at (omenca Bank for 12YPllro 11 addtlol tn lortgagE bankng Hellry WIll contm-ue prOVIding acqulltlon and dispOSItion servtces at Lutz

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Local Rates1 year 5372 year 5703 year 598

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best ciassiftedlincluding estate

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and other itemain high demand

In gemology assures cus-tomers are receIVIng Itemsof the finest quality

Both brothers weretrained by the famtly expertGeorge Kouelter Sr whosedream hves on through thefamIly

Along With a beautIfuland one-of-a-lond selectIOnIn Jewelry KouelterJewelers offers watchesfrom guch prestlglcus hncsas Breltlmg OmegaMovado Raymond Well andSelko The stores gtftwarecollection mcludesWaterford Lladro andSwarovslo

Koueiter Jewelersmoves and expands

George Kouelter Jewelershas relocated to 19815 Mackbetween Huntington andManchester In GrossePomte Woods

The famIly-owned andoperated company had beenon Mack above Vermer tor33 years With the move theKouelter family has expand-ed the store and added theconveruence of a free park-In lot

The Kouelter famIlystresses personal andfnendly servIce GeorgeKouelter ISa craftsman whodeSIgn custom jewelryBrother Roberl 5 expertise

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Photo by Bra d LmdbergJackie Harper of St Clalr Shores browses through post-holiday sale Items at

the Pointe Pedlarmg thmgs for the hornandfixmg up the home WeSfeIt -- --- - --- --- -- -all through retathng

He saId products thatevoke nostalgia such as col-lectIbles hand paintedgoods mdJVlduahzed deco-rAtiOnS 8nd a WIde range ofhousewdl e ~uld well a~JaCObsonSone of ills chentsand the anchor ofthe Viiiageshoppmg dlstnct of the Clty

As the shopping seaqlngets a second WInd In thepost-holiday phase heavydiscounts are expected toJump-start sales of outer-wear and leather goods

Now that we have coldweather Its a great tIme forafter-Chnstmas salesMarx Said Its an excellenttime because Vvchae gttver-al more months of chIll

By tills time next year theeconomy may have recov-ered If so Nitzsche saIdwe sure arent gomg to seethese prices agam ~

THERES MOREINSIDE TRA~1VJUSTTHE HEADLINES

Evel) Thursday we provide the Pointes with completecoverage of the people organizations businesses sales

and events in our community

CompilatIons of patnotlcmusIc sold much ~tter post-9-11 than ever before saidJenie Carlen manager ofpublic relations for BordersGroup Ine m Ann ArborPatnotlc book titlesIncreased after 9-11

There was more of akeepsake mmd-set thISyear Marx said There wasmore attentIon on homehearth and nestmg There ISmuch more rehance on need

At POinte FItness andTrammg Center SusieJOlJanJ a personal trainersaid I was surpnsed at thenumber of personal trammgpackages and membershIpssold A lot of people added tofamIly memberships

The training centersowner Ken Welch of theFa k said The biggest pre-sent someone can glVe theIrkIds IS to take care of them-selves and be mdependentwhen they get old

Warm wfathfr hnwlVlrcooled the shoppmg spmtTemperatures ddnt dropuntIl two days beforeChnstmas

It was a late start sales-WIseS8JdWendv Bacon ofthe family-owned WhistleStop Hobby Shop m St ClairShores People cbdnt startshoppmg untIl afterThankSgIVing From thenon It was busy but notchaotic

HeIghtened Interest Inworld affaIrs has been par-tIally credJtedWItha run onglobes at Harveys CompleteTravelers m the CIty

We had a lot of speCIalorders tius year s81d storemanager Annie Toelle

Red white and blueA surge In patnotlsm

extended to clothm2 wherethp hot (nnrs were red WIULt IU1U Ulue

At HIckeys Walton-Pierce a mens and womensapparel store In the CttyWith a hneage to 1900patnotic-theme thmgs didwell said owner BillHuntmgton

He s81dhullday sales wereon par WIthlast year

immedJately after Sept11 there was a soft penodfor a week HuntmgtonsaId Then everybodyadjusted at least accordingto my eXPilnence

In a move slmllar toDIClemente and h1sChristmas corsagesHuntmgton gave customersAmencan flag PInS Hesconsldenng replemshing hisnearly sold-out supply ofneckties and belts decoratedWIthAmencan flags

The patnotlc theme con-tinued at Borders Booksand MUSICin the CIty whichIsnt a 801e propnetor buttargets its Inventory to mdi-vidual commtmtlc~

place on Thursday Dec 20sometime between 11 30a m and 7 pm In the 1400block of Maryland Someonestole a 1988 Oldsmoblle 88parked on the street

In another inCIdentbetween Dec 16 and 19 a1999 Harley DaVIsonHentage Spnnger motorcy-cle was taken from a garaeIn the 900 block of GrandMaraiS

Dunng the evemng ofWednesday Dec 19 some-one failed In an attempt tosteal a Jeep parked m frontof a reSIdence m the 500block of Pemberton

Rowboat headA prowler who pohee

beheve had been dnnkmgwas caught after a short buteventful chase m GrossePomte Woods

Officers caught the manIn the 2100 block of Brvs onSunday Dec 23 at 4 16 a rn

The suspect an I8-year-old man from Eastpomtehad to be 1ubdued officerssaId

While runmng frompolice the teenager hoppeda fence got tangled and fellface-first Into an overturnEdrowboat stored m a resl-dents back yard An otlieermentIOned mans obvlOuslymtoxlcated appearance

- Brad Lmdberg

lOWIngconverrstlOn WIth aGrosse Pomte Woods pollee-man whIle bemg taken toJail on Saturday Dec 22 at240 am

Oh boy am I 1D troublenow said the man

-wnyT asked the officerBecause I m drullk The

suspect had been pulled overon northbound Mack nearTorrey for speedmg an esti-mated 60 mph When theofficer got out of hIS crUIserthe suspect drove off Hefolled hiS own escape byturnmg onto Ford Court adead end

You know saId the offi-cer you should not runfrom the polIce

I didnt do anythmg anynormal Amencan kId would-nt do

ThP mAl rllF11tprpl lQpercent blood ~alcohol levelThe suspect said he hadbeen dnnklng at a fnendshouse m DetrOIt Poltcecharged hIm Wlth drunkendnvlng fleeing and eludJng

Car theftsGrosse Pomte Park pollee

are nvetlgatlng twu IHthefts and a third attemptthat faIled

The most recent theft took

Luring customersLocal retailers didnt Sit

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Man needc abatting cage

An angry male driveranswered Wlth a baseballbat when a woman cut hImoff at the turnarollncl onVermer near Canton justmSlde the border betweenGrosse Pomte Woods andHarper Woods

On Saturday Dec 22 at2 26 pm a Grosse POinteWoods officer saId the manbecame enraged when a 33-year-old Harper Woodswoman Zipped through theturnaround and cut off theman He jumped out of hiSvehIcle WIth a baseball batsmashed the womans dnvers SIde Wlndow and tnedto pull her out

The office drtw hl~ IH~tolwnen tne uspect oat Inh~nd mdlcated he wouldntcooperate Police leVIed felo-niOUS asault chargesagainst the 42-year-oldHarper Woods reSident

Officer from HarperWoods took over thE sceneand arrested the suspect

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hIm after an outstandingcareer at South

Coming out of highschool I wanted to go to acuHege where i could piaybasketball and I would get agood education no matterwhere It was Hess slUdBut when I wasnt playmgbasketball at Eastern It chd-nt feel the same

Thats when he startedexplonng other schools On~ was ColumbIa which hadrecruIted him out of hIghschool Another was Wllhantand Mary which IS coachedby former Ohio State assis-tant RIck Boyages

I really liked WillIam andMary Hess saId And Imgettmg a free educatIOnwhIch I wouldnt have hadm the Ivy League

During lus year off Hesshas been pracncmg WIth theWilham and Mary teamIncludmg the eariy mornmgcondltlOmng sessions buthes had to watch the gamesfrom t on the bench

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Hess excited aboutreturn to actionBy Chuck KlonkeSports Editor

The Walt ISfinally over forAdam Hess

List Thunlllll) h~ pl11ytmhis first college basketball mmore than two years whenIus Wilham and Mary teamplayed the UOIverslty ofMaryland

Playmg the sIxth-rankedTerrapins was Just fine WIthHess a former All-State bas-ketball player at GrossePOinte Scuth who trans-ferred to WIllIam and Maryafter startmg as a freshmanat Eastern MichiganUniversity

Im pretty excIted aboutplaymg agam slUd Hesswho was forced to SItout lastyear because ofNCAAtrans-fer rules

And Im glad itsMaryland That way If Ihave a bad game I can saythliL It WdlI because oiMaryland not me

Hess transferred afterEstern fired coach MiltBarnes who had rterLlited

Adam He took In Hme alghtleeiDg aroaDdAthena during his trip to Greece with NYCHoops

ValleyIt was a very close meet

and It went right down tothe final couple of eventshead coach Rick JohnstonslUd Our kIds SWant welland I can see the Improve-ment m each competitor n

Derek Johnston won the~UO-treestyle ana lOU-but-terfly whIle the 200-medleyrelay team of JohnstonBrandon Baetens MikltlVance and Kyle Williamstook first

In addItion Dan Adamshas been cutiing two ~-onds off his times in everymeet

I love to see the kids cut-ting time because It meanstheyre workmg hard Inpractice Johnston Bald

The FIghtm Insh fell to 0-S overall

Upcommg for the NotreDame SWImteam is an awaymeet on Tuesday Jan 8against Sterling HeightsStevenson

sonsAlex likes the school

Wood said It has a goodbusmess school and thatswhat hed lIke to go mto Healso llkes the coach and hessure that hell be there forhIS full four years bull

East wins non-league hoops gameBy Bob St John sophomore Robert Carlisle our WInStaff wnter scorEd 14 pomts and Semor Josh Saunders

Lutheran Easts boys bas- grabbed eIght rebounds chIpped In WIth seven pOIntsketball team eased mto the whIle Bobby Maynard and and seven reboundshohday break WIth a 53-37 ChrIs Gibson also played The Eagles led 21-17 atwm over vlsltmg Warren well the half but broke the gameImmaculate ConceptIon The guys played well and open by sconng 15 pomts 111

Head coach Gary everyone had a chance to get the thIrd quarter and 17 111Gutenkunst saId hIS Eagles some plaYIng tIme the fourthhad tv do l better Job of (1utpnkllnQt laId We The Lutheran East bas-reboundmg and tAkmg care rebounded better and took ketball team Improved to 3-2of the ball which they did as care of the ball whIch led ta overall

tlUUdl - a trewenuuullweapon~ Wood Bald Lastyear he improved his back-hand The last half of theseason he started hitting itWIth a lot of topspin And hehas an outstanding serv(Thnoo +J 110_ _ _ - _ lWavl~ - 00

forehand backhand andserve - make him an out-standmg player

AB good as Conn ia theressome room for improvement

He stIll needs to work onhis volley~Vood Bald Nextyear hell do that and thenhell be a complete player

Wlsconsms tennis pro-gram has been in the mIddleof the BIg Ten and Contishould be able to step nghtm and help the Badgers

Conn who is a 3 3 studentat ULS also pIckedWlsconsm for academIC rea-

Sophomore ChrIS Smallscored m the first penodwhIle Jumor Chns Andersonand senIor Pat Llpa tailledm the fmal stanza

The kIds are grmdmg Itout playing well sluft-by-sluft McKay said

It was also a family gatht11l1l iur semor ialt1ralcTImmons who competedag81nst some relatives onLumen Christi

It was fun watchmgPadraics grandfather wear-ing two hata McKay S81dIt was a mce game agamsta good team

The Notie Dame hockeyteam Improved to 10-1 over-all

Next for the Fightin InshIS a home game onWednesday Jan 9 againstUmversity Liggett School

overallCommg up for the Ftghtm

Insh are home gaJTles onFriday Jan 4 and TuesdayJan 8 agamst DetrOItCatholIc Central andMadison HeIghts BishopFoley

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Fightin Irish bury Windsor St BrennanBy Bob St JohnStaff wnter

Head coach Don Sicko gotthe results he was lookmgfor m hiS Notre Dame bas-ketball teant beatmg VISIt-mg Wmdsor St Brennan 68-50 last week

We were a httle betterLUll1~h~ W1tUl U1 uur prt~ IVU

three games SIcko saidOur attItude and work Notre Dames hockeyethic ISvery goodwhich Will team is movmg up thego a long way toward mak- standmgs in DlV1slOnIIImg us competitive After losmg 5-4 to Flint

The host Flghtm Irish Powers on Dec 1 thebolted out to a 17-6 lead Flghtm Insh have run offafter the first quarter and SIXconsecutIVe wms mclud-main tamed a comfortable 109 last weekends 3-0double-dIgIt lead throughout shutout over highly toutedthe final three penods Jackson Lumen ChnstJ in

Dfn1Vply the kIds the Lansing Showcaseplayed well but offenSIvely It was a goodgame gomgwere not where we want to back and forth~ head coachbe Sicko s81d Kevin McKay said Wetook

Sernor guard Sean Rmke an early lead but Lumenscored 14 pomts whIle Chnstl took It to us m thesemor John PeJak added 11 second penod Swimmingand semor Bnan BIggs had Our kIds played well10 espeCIally (Dave) Murray m The Notre Dame sWIm

The Notre Dante basket- goal and we won a bIg team lost its meet last weekball team improved to 3-1 game ~ falhng 98-71 to Chippewa

Knights Conti chooses WisconsinBy Chuck Klonke on his back but with his m 1990 teams in the state bullSports Editor work ethIC Im confident Former touring pro Aaron Conti has been a state

UnIversity LIggett that hell do well ~ Knckstem also played for champIon three bmes inSchoolsAlex Conti WIllhave Some of the pressure has Wood at ULS but he turned DiviSIOn IV HIs success ISa lot of pressure on him been relieved however profeSSIonal after his sopho- no aCCIdentwhen the boys tennis season Contis chOIce of colleges more year He has paid the pnce for-begms next spnng has been made He recently Dunng lus first three sea- this Wood said Hes

Hell be the No 1 high signed a letter of intent to snns with the Knights Conti worked hard on all aspectaschool player m the state attend the UniverSity of has compiled an 88-3 record of the game And he worksregardless of class said Wisconsm mcluding a 26-2 mark last on his conditioning Ill seeKnIghts coach Bob Wood He IS the thud ULS male season wlule playmg No 1 him running In the summerThats a lot of pressure player 111 Woods37 years as singles He played second when the temperature is Inbecause there are a lot of coach to SIgna DIVIsionI let- smgles lus first two years the 80s and 90sgoodplayers m the state and tel of intent Paul Van Thats a tremendous wood SlUdthat ContI hasthey can make their season Walleghem went to record when you consider three outstanding tools inby beating Alex Wlsconsm 111 1978 and John our schedule Wood said his repertoIre

That puts a huge target Yancey started at Kentucky Weplayed all of the ranked His forehand 19 excep-

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and 8 25 on floorVictor had a season-best

8 6 on beam MaureenMoctn came back from anInjury suffered on her barsroutIne to score a team-high845 on floor

Weathers and CadorIneach had personal-best all-around scores and PoletIsand Michelle Karowslu hadtheir best scores on floorMIa Mocen posted a 6 5 onbeam m her second varsItymeet

Hess--From page 12A

Ive had a couple ofthmgs keep me gomg Hesssaid In practIces Ive beenworkng out WIth the secondteam so I try to beat thestarter Im playmg agamstlnother reason IS out ofspIte - to sQow people thatIm still a good player

He did that m hIS firstgame with hiS new schoolscoring a career-high 21pomts

WIlham and Mary hasstruggled m recent seasonsbut Hess thmks the school ISon the way up III theColomal AthletiCAsSOCiatIon

We played the toughestnon-league schedule m theconference he saId Weplayed schools from the Big12 Big 10 and SEC

Hess got some game com-petItion last summer whenhe toured Gree~e with NY~Hoops a team of 11 colle-gIate players Hess team-Jlates included ArizonasJason Gardner andMIchIgan States AlOYSiUSAnagonve and AdamBallInger

We -played the GreekOlYlllPIC team and It wastQugh competitIon becausethey dIdnt want to lose to abUJlch of college kids hesaid The games were closeso we blamed it on the officl-atmg The fouls would be 10-o real qUIck

Not only dId the baket-ball expenence get Hess pre-pared for hiS return to thecourt but he had time toenJoy the country

We had some free timeso we got to see everythmgfrom the anCient rums tocollege-type parties hesaid

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SECTION 98-18 RESIDENTIAL NRKING AND SEMInRCULAR DRIVES OF THE CITY CODE OF THE

CITY Of GRO~~t POINTE ooD5 OF 1997

four freshmen who helpedfill In hadnt had enoughtIme to develop their floorexerCIse routine leaVingNorth WIthout a fulllmeup

Dornbrook led theNorsemen m three eventsShe scored 8 3 on vault WItha full handspnng 7 0 onbars and 8 15 on floor exer-cIse

Victors beam score of 7 6was the best of the mghtShe also scored well In vault(7 95) and floor (7 45)Maureen Mocen scored 795In both floor and vault and67 on bars

Gronback scored weil onvault (79) and bars (67)Weathers dId well on vault(79) and floor (7 55) PoletIscontnbuted to the teampomts on bars after suffer-ing an injUry and Safran didwell m three events

North bowed to Troy1296-1231 but Weathershad the highest score of themeet In vault (8 25)

Victor had a team-best8 55 on beam and Cadonnled the way ill bars WIth an80

Maureen Moceri andDornbrook each connectedon a difficult move on thebalance beam as they did aSWItch kick to a back hand-spnng It was the first tImeeach of them had used themove m competItIon

Maureen Mocen had afloor score of 8 15 andPoleti3 had rfglonal qu~hfymg scores m bars and vault

North fimshed fourth atthe Troy Athens InVItatIOnalWith d ~tlt1migt~urluf 124 1

Dornbrook was eighth In

n-ground unth a 31 85 andshe also placed m bars WItha 7 9 Maureen Mocen wasseventh m floor exerciseWIth an 8 65 -- the hIghestIlldlvldual score by a Northgymnast thiS year Cadonnwas eIghth on bars (805)and Poletls was mnth onvault (8 15)

North closed out the 2001portIOn of ItS schedule WItha 128 7-126 25 Will over AnnArbor PIOneer m a meet thatBentley laId was the teamsbest of the season

Dornbrook scored a per-sonal-best 32 95 m all-around WIth an 8 6 on bars8 35 on vault 7 75 on beam

Early start brings desired resultfor Norths gymnastics team

Phoro by Rosh StllaroGrone Pointe South shortstop-pitcher Chris Getz signs his national letter of

tetto plAy hAlIIfhn at WakeForest while his parents Art and Betsy Getz andblii bJgh iichool coach Dan Griesbawn center look un

An elrlc tart to the sea-son than usual prOVIdedGrosse Pomte Norths gym-nastics team With thpresults that coach BruceBentley deSIred

I wanted to get the gIrlsout there early to see whatwe had what needed to beworked on and go fromthere saJd Bentley of thestart that wa nearly threlweeks earher than normal

North whIch won theGreat Lakes Eight dualmeet and league meet tItleslast year started out With a12165-962 wm overBrulIllghdJII S~ahulm

Captams Tracy Dornbrookand Maureen Mocen hadexcellent all-around scoresof 30 25 and 30 15 respec-tively

Lesbe Cadonn posted anall-around score of 23 2 fol-lowed by Katie WeathersWith a 2185 that In(jluded a775 on vault

Natahe Victor scored 845on balance beam and Mocerihad an 8 0 on beam Cadonnposted scores of 7 95 onuneven bars and 7 85 onbeam Dornbrook scored 7 8on bars 7 45 on beam and7 85 on vault Kelly Poletisscored well on vault WIth a775 and Kayle Gronbackhad scores of 7 3 on beamand 6 45 on bars LaurenSafran had a 6 95 on beam

Freshmen MIa MocenLeah Steele and KristenGlover performed well mtheIr first varsIty match

North beat BlclIlIUglutlHGroves 1168-1048 The lowscore for the Norsemen wasthe result of Cadorm J JRoszka and Poletls mligtJngthe meet WIth mJunes Andthp (wo phnmnrp nli

tand out because he battedIn the leadoff spotGnampsbaum saId

HIS statistIcs might havebeen even more Impreigtllveas a sophomore when hemade the DlvllOn I All-State second team

Getz batted 505 With 12doubles two tnples and fivehomers He stole 34 baseshad 27 walks and drove m20 run HIS pltchmg recordwaigt 1-0 With seven savesand an 089 ERA

Getz doesnt look hke apower tflCtlit at o-tuot-lLand 160 pounds but he has36 extra-base hIts In twoseasons

Hes stronger than heappears to be but he hastremendous bat qUIcknessGnesbaum said He haone of the qu)(kest bats Iveseen for anyone hiS age

In slgnmg With WakeForest Getz WIll attend thesame school that hiS fatherArt graduated from

Thursday Jan 3 agamstLlvoma Clarenceville andhost Macomb LutheranNorth

Its a tough openerbecause North has sometough kidS SChlhi said rfeel good about our chancesto beat both teams but ourkIds have to wam It

Next for the Eag1es is theFordson Tournament onSaturday Jan 5

Super Senior squadWlmbledonRacquet Club Super Senior team of Julia Caprara Mimi

KJbbey Janet Lannen Patty McCracken Jeanne Rivard Nancy SChmidtAnne Spitz Joanne Visellio and Penny Waslak won ittl local United StatesTennis Assoctatlon league champlonsbip and advanced to the sectionaltournament in IndlanapoUs The Wlmbledonteam flnlshed second in a fieldthlOtindudelaquol teams from Wisconsin UlInotsand Ohio

Chris ltHI totals really

Devils coach DanGr18sbaum

Getz ha been Southsstartmg shortstop the Jasttwo year but he has alsobeen the Blue DeVIls closerand hant blown a saveopportuntty III two years

Although he would proba-bly lIke to clone himGne~baum IS Just happythat he has Getz for onemorE year

Sevel al senIOrs graduat-ed from lat year champl-~nhlp te~~ bu~a~tz thlr~UCl)UU ampllUt 1JIUKCLt dUU

pitcher Matt Middleton arethree tarters wholl b thenucleus of thiS years Southsquad

Last year Getz batted430 WIth seven doubles two

triples and eight home runsHe scored 42 runs and drovein 30 He also had 22 walksand stole 21 bases In hISclosers role Getz was 3-0With 12 saves and a 1 38

match whIle Steve Of)ada(215 pounds) also captured aSIlVer medal lOSing 8-5 toChntondales AntomeWeible In the champIOnshipmatch

Bobby Monahan alsoearned a medal for thePIOneers placmg SIxth at112 pounds

ComIng up for thePIOneers IS theIr MetroConference opener tomght

States bestFive University Liggett School field hockey players made the All-State

team which was selected by coaches in the state From left are KatieHoUerbach Maggie Dillon Suzanne McGoey Clare Burch and BrittanyPaquette McGoeyand Dillon were first-team selections BWChiaDd IIoD~bacb made the second team and Paquette received hononble mead_McGoeyand Burch received All-State honors for the second straight sea-son

Wake Forest baseball gets Getz

known for a long hmeAnd It doesnt stop there

Getz hat been on theDIvIsIOn I All-State teameach of the last two seasonsand after leading South tothe state champIOnship lastspnng he wa named to theAll-State Dream Teamwhich includes players fromall four dlVlslOns

Hes a total player Thatswhy so marJ) ulleuroge~ we t

Interested in him saId Blue

By Chuck KlonkeSports Editor

When Wake Forestssportll mformatlOn depart-ment sent out a newsrelease about the baseballplayers who signed early let-ters of mtent to play for theDemon Deacons It had a suc-cmct appraisal of GrossePomte Souths Chns Getz

(Getz) IS one of the bethigh school mfielders In theMidwest the release said

Thats somethmg that followers of ugh schoo base- 11 ~ h T1 1 110-) 11

Monahan Orjada shine atMacolllb County TourneyLEs Jurczakalso medalsBy Bob 51 JohnStaff wmer

WARREN HarperWoods wrestlmg team hadits moments of glory m lastweekends 28th annualMacomb CountyTournament at MacombCommunity Culltgl

We fimshed 12th out of34 ligtams whlth 1lt great fora small DIVISIOn IV schoollIke Harper Woods headcoach Adam Schlhl saIdWe beat powerhouses lIkeRomeo thanks to a sohrlshOWIng from all of ourkids

As for Lutheran East itwas a learmng expenencefor Its wrestlers

It was a tough tourna-ment for our kIds and theylearned firsthand what Itshke to wrestle some of thestates best East headcoach John Wlllnwr igtdHl

TIus was a learning expen-ence for our kIds and It WIllhelp them In thE long run bull

The Eagles fimshed In thebottom third of the 35-teamtournament as sophomoreChriS Jurczak (1l2-poundclass) took home a fifth-place medal

Alex Goetz (145 pounds)also won a match for East

TIns was the first tIme In

Harper Woods hIstory thatwe had a wrestler In themals and we had two

hihl Said The guys wereIsappomted they dIdntn but they lost to twough kidsMIke MVII hdll IDolunds) won a SIlver mtgtdalsmg 8-5 to East DetrOItsatt Shankm m the tItle

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by our young people IS if you getcaught there really al13no con-sequences from lawenforce-ment the school and m manycases the parents

Accordmg to Craig he feltthese Issues were not umque tothe Grollse Pomtes and HarpervoJ uu Lney arp prevalentand that thiS reaction from theyoung people surpnsed us

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Caring schoolclimate (No5)

At Harper Woods SecondarySchool prmcipal Jim Hessehandpicked 14 seventh- andeighth-graders and 24 nlnth-through 12th-graders to serveon a prmcipals advisory teamThe teams first goal is to workon the Search Institutes goalNo 5 creatmg a canng SChOOlchmate

In the first meetmg heldbefore the holiday break stu-dents were asked to Identifythings such as attnbutes theyadmired in a fnend how afavorite teacher showed anmterest 10 thelJ success In

school trungs they liked abouttheir school enVIronment andwhat they hkelt most abouttheir relatlonsrups With otherstudents at school

The process Will help stu-dents Identify the Issues andreasons for the issues and tocome up W1th poSSible solutIOns

So far student reactIOns havebeen positive

Before If you had a com-plaint you Just sat at the lunch

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If youths pOSRess between 31 and40 of these developmental assetsthen youths wl1l be less likely toIIqe and abuse drug dud alcohOl

In October Craig met With 40Grubse POlllte and Harper Woodsarea students parents and lawenforcement officers three timesto n1q(OnCl~ h ~ 1 1

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From the adults In those diS-CUSSIOnsCraig summanzed

In many cases underagednnkmg IS supported and con-doned by parents and our pob-cles and consequences are notconsistently apphed There aremany homPR WhPTP Alrnhnl qserv~ by the parents at partiesto their kids and other kids 10the cornmumty For whateverreason there is a very strongsense that trus subject IS onethat should not be openly diS-cussed In the commumty

Many parents feel that theirIuds need to learn at a young ageto dunk responSibly before theygo tr college Manyparents areafr81d that If their kids getcaught and there IS a conse-quence that a permanent recordWill be eotabhshed In their fil~that wlll hinder their Opportuni-ty for college acceptance or ath-letic scholarshlp ~

From the youths who attendedthe meetmgs Craig slld

-They want less peer pressureto dnnk They want clear bound-arles and consequences to be Uni-formly and faIrly applied All ofthem certamly expressed astrong deSire to have a forum toopenly and honestly diSCUSSthese issues With the adults mtheir lives

There IS a perceptIOn by ouryoung ~ople that In thiS com-mumty on a weekend there ISnothing else to do except to go toa party dnnk and get high

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Greatest Gift Foundation helps teens make choicesBy Bonnie CapraraStaff Wnter

Our youth IIOW lot es luxuryThev haul bad manners contempt for authority they showdlsrcspe~t for eder~ and louechatter In place of exerciseChtldren are now tyrants not tMselvants of the household TMv110 longer rI~P IIhin ders enterthe room They contradICt theIrparents chatter before companygobble their food and tyrannizethe teachers

In some ways some peltlplesperceptlOns of youths haventchanged much m the last 2000years

One City ot (zrosse Pomte manIS convinced that relationsrupsbetween youths and adults neednot be adversanal or polanzedHe has a plan for tunung thoseperceptIOns around

After selling his busmessMark Craig famed Our GreatestGift Foundation an organtzationcommitted to helpmg parentsschools organizations and lead-ers to help youths make wisediiuutl - especaJIy thoseregardIng drug and alcohol use

lhese deCiSions are madebased on prinCiples outlmed bythe Search Institute an mdepen-dent nonprofit organizatiOnwhose miSSion IS to advance thewell-being of adolescents andcildren The iwttitultl generatellsynthesizes and communicatesnew knowledge convenes organi-zational and community leadersand works WIth state and nation-al orgaruzatlous

At the heart of the institutegtwork 18 the framework of 40developmental assets positiveexpenences relatIonstups oppor-tunities and personal quabtiesthat young people need to growup healthy canng and responSi-ble

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The Tenms Center WIn now be offenng astrength and condlhonmg programheaded by Ken Welch and hke FoxKen the owner of Pomte FItness IS aChIld Sports Deveillpment SpeoahsiMike a MS ExerCISePhySiolOgist IS theHead Tramel for Grosse Pomte HuntClub Tenms Center Speoahzed sessIonsIll be available for JUniors of all levels

ThIS IS a one hour program for beginningJUniors ages 5 to 10 The progra m ISdesigned to give young sIlldenls theskills necessary for a hfetlme of fun In

tenms ThIs class will cover baSIC strokeproduchon and consistency and WIll pnrrilotC J poslhyc ~~ophcrc by uSlngeXClhnggames and acl1vlhes

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This combmallon program IS structuredfor Jr HIgh I High School players of alllevels This class Will mclude playerslookmg to partiCIpate m school tenmsThe group will be dlVlded s-parahngthe more advanced pla~ers from the nov-ICeplayers Focus Will be on stroke pro-dUChon smgles and doubles m3tch playand strategy

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TIllS Llt i one and a half hour programdesigned for JUIllOlS already partlClpat-tng m tournament competlhon ThISclass Win stress the fundamentals of allstrokes as well as movements footworkand strategy There Will be competlhvemalCh play strength and condmonmgtramlng each day

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gomg to fall asleep have 1your young person wake Jyou up and make sure the~give you a kiss goOOmght 1That way they have to be tcoherent and youre gomg ~smell booze on them If

theyve been dnnlong ~The second piece of

adVice that came from the ~foundatIOns October meet- ~mgs was to know Where ~children are and venfy It ~

Cr81g used the example 4Ja friend who called Ius ~daughter whIle she was outand asked to speak With theparents

Well they werentthpr (rll~ M H to14her If you would have tolcme they werent there Imight have let you shy

Another suggestIOn ISto Iallow youths to have more)responsiblhty so they can learn not to make mistakeSgt

Accordmg to lods what)keeps them from bemg dls-honest ISknowmg the consequence of maktng a mIS-take ISso large Craig SaidIf YOLlcan comUlWllCate -what the consequences areand what youll do If theydo get caught Its not yourfault as a parent

Overall Craig called the)asset approach a commonsense way to solve proble~~m an acceptable wa

There are so many pro- -grams that address prob- )lems CraIe saId Mv fthought process ISto find IthinKS VOLl can do III nlp ven(problems bull ]

nurturing skillsA Bon Secours BlrthCare

nurse educator teaches thesession and encourages bothgrandmothers and grandftJthers to attend

For more mformatlOn orto regtgttercall Bon SecouSCommumty HealthEducation at (586) 7797900between 9 a m and 4 p mMonday through Fnday

Coaches will be givenlaminated cards WIth specif-ic goals and )luggestioDs ofhow to Implement them

It focu8es on posltlvethmgs rather than negativetlungs said NeighborhoodClub executive directorJohn Bruce Theyre theIunds of thmgs theNeighborhood Club ISallabout - to help bUildstrong famlhes

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Among the youths whopa tiJltll-tJUl Lh~fuunJa-tlons October meetmgsCraig said ~Op(n and hon-est communlcatton betweenthe parents and the youngpeople does not eXist

One of the tOPiCStheyouths Said they mostwanted to approach theIrparents about was howtheir parents handled peerpressure when they wereyoung

One of the suggestIOnsyouths and adults came upWIthwas naVlng kids givethem a kiss goodnight whenthey carne home after aneVEnlDgout

Craig s81done of hiSdaughters uses that excusewhen shes out with fnendswhere alcohol is available

Tlus came up a lot WIththe parents 10 the sessIOnssaid Craig Tlus ISsome-thing a lot of parents dId _to wake up or If youre

soon to be-gr and pare n tswere told when they becamepanmt~

Sign up for the BonSecours Cottage grandpar-ents class and see for your-self what todays expectantparents are learmng Even ifyou already have grandclul-dren you might pick upsome new ideas or informa-tion about cluld care and

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GreatestFrom page IBtable and gnped about It8llld JUDlorclass treasurerDaria Wdhams

If It works It WIllpre-vent Issues from escalat-mg said JunIor class presI-dent Joe Zlchl

The most stnkmg aspectIS Its posltlve approachHesse said There arentany donts Ever smceColumbllle you have tohear what theyre sayingwhat thplr rml 9 on Ifwere really tuned 1Il to ourstudents and If they feellike theyre filled m on theprocess then we can dosomethIng about It

Cr81g hopes to estabhshpnncipal adVISOryteams m10 to 15 other lugh schoolsm the Grosse PomtesHarper Woods RoseVIlleBelleVIlle and Detroit

If nothIng happens thenat least theyre gomgthrough the processes andworkmg on these assetsCraig s81dThese arentnecessarilv measurablethmgs Just posItive out-comes

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Tymgmto the SearchInstitutes goal No 18youth programs theNeighborhood Club willmstruct Its volunteer coach-es on fostenng additionalassets in team members mthe COultl~ uf pract1ce andplay starting with its youthbasketball l~~gues

Bon Secours Cottage offers grandparents classBon Secours Cottage

Health Semces offers a free~an(frarent glass from 7 to9 pm Monday Jan 14 inthe private dming room(lower level) at Bon SecoursHospital 468 CadIeux in theCity of Grosse Pomte

Todays childbearing cou-ples are bemg taught manythings that ~m to be theexact OppOSIteof what the

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University of Georgia

Carlyle graduated fromNorth Georgla College He ISVice preSident of operationsfor Apache Transport and ISa captam m the GeorglaArmy NlttIonal Guard

Ronning-Mahfet

Mr and Mrs DenniSWilham Ronnmg ofSavannah Ga haveannounced the engagementof their daughter AlisonLeigh Ronmng to DamelJoseph Mahfet son of Mrand Mrs Damel JohnMahfet of Charlotte N C formerly of Grosse PomteWoods

A June wedding isrlm~n1~

Ronning earned a bachelor of business adnunJstra-twn degree from theUmversity of Georgia andan MBA lD finance from~rgta State UmversityShe works for MediaOutsourcing Inc

Mahfet earned a BBA maccounttng and economicsfrom the University ofGeorgia He works for MooreColson m Atlanta

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WednesdayJanuary 16- 6 PMThursdayJan usry 17 6 PM

Chari Sdu-eyvltgtgel A N AtAmenr8J1 lt6l 1912) patlna~bTOftraquo 18~1lI

EmUy lJnn ROlDlUloand Matthew DeBetR

DeBets son of Julie DeBetsof Harper Woods and thelate Michael DeBets A Mayweddmg ISplanned

ROlfano graduated fromGrosse Pomte South HighSchool She 18 a teachersassistant at MasonElementary School

DeBets graduated fromCleary College With a degreeIn business managementHe ISself-employed

Osborne-Carlyle

Darlene and Vic Rohr ofWarren have announced theengagement of their daughter Kimberly Osborne for-merly of Harper WoodR tnJeff Carlyle of Helen Gason of Dons rarlye [Helen Ga and BoydCarlyle of Pendergrass Ga

A February weddmg isplanned

Glgtuurne earned a bache-lor of arts degree fromKalamazoo Colltgtge and amasters degree In commu-mcatlOns from theUmversity of SouthernCahfornla

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Dave and SallyWolschleger of Ruth haveannounced the engagementof their daughter Angela SWolschleger to Thomas WVeda II son of Thomas andFrances Veda of GrossePomte Farms A May wed-Jlllg IS piannea

Wolschleger earned abachelor of sCience degree mlegal studies from GrandValley State Umverslty anda masters degree m bUSI-ness administratIOn fromCentral MichiganUmverslty She IS a legaladmmistrator

Veda attended GrandValley State Universitywhere he studied naturalresources m3nsurrm~nt HIIIS a fmanclal Malyst andbusmess owner

FOlJTltfms Ormemtlnblha fron Uwo ar of 1812 a Navy IJItIIlIftU1Ucn A~ord an GffiCtr Ii drtlU ord and two CommISS1Dn1

tIKned b Pttacdent James Ma~aon petCII1Rlnc thento

-AUCTION rflutunnl property belonll1ne- to thp -F1V1ne ~~l1~A20r~~j ~ ~tQtc uf t~uG-russca POJnte-uOrawrL Karl Hates iDd numerous other estates and pnvate COllectlOllllpresenting an early 19 centUlYDuncan Phyfe claSSical mahogany work table a collection of nuhtana Includmg a Umted States War of 1812naval presentatIOn sword and ~ dress sword CommIssIOns Signed by Presulent James Mawson and CIVIlWarmemorabIlia a 10 86 carat round cut VS2 fancy yellow diamond nng a large collectIOnof gtports memorabIliaIncludmg complete sets of baseball cards lbpps 1952 to 1959 inclUSIve and Bowman 1954 and 1955 andcomplete sets of football cards Bovman 1953 to 1955 inclUSiVe 1968 TIgers team SIgned ball and muchmore a very large LolltlOn of antique and other weapons toys and eollectlbles includIng gtJekeyMouseItems bronzes by Charles SchrcYogel Marshall Fredeneks Charles Manon Russell and others Sliverincluding a stunmng late 19learly 20 century French sterling centerpece paintings by RIchard JerzyWladlslaw Szemer Eduard Von Grutzner John Pluhpp ilAlmagle HughIe Lee Smith Alfred ThompsonWIlliam Wulgery Juhus Oan Melehers and many more graplues by LoUISlcart Curner and ]ves Royuchtensteln Reverend Howard Finster and others Paul H Oelman photographs glass mclwhng Galleclocks pottery and porcelaIn Includmg Dr Wall penod porcelBln Onental rugs antIque and reproducbonfurnIture and mUChmuch more

PREVIEWThursday January 10 - Noon to 8 PM

Friday Tanuary 11 - Noon to 8 PMMonddY January 14 - 10 A M to 5 PM

Romano-DeBets

John and Lmda Bruce andVmcent and Kathy RomanoofGrosse Pomte Farms haveannounced the engagementof their daughter EmIlyLmn Romano to Matthew

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brides brother GeneGargaro III of Grosse PomteShores John BEaganMatthew W Hogan KevinC McCooey and Todd LPollack all of New YorkCity and TImothy JPlunkett of Tarrytown NY

The mother of the bndewore a dress WIth a whIteorganza bodice and blackSIlk charmeuse skirt

The grooms mother worea long fuchSia silk dress

MUSICwas prOVidedby theChnst Church ChOIr of Menand Boys a strmg quartetand organist Fredeflc DeHaven

The bnde earned a bache-lor of sCience degree fromGtnrgftwn llmverslty SheIS a producer and editor forteleVISion With theBloomberg Fmanclal News

The groom earned a bach-elor of arts degree fromGeorgetown UniversIty Heis an mvestment banker mtelecommUnications withSolomon SmIth Barney

The couple traveled toHawau They live InManhattan N Y

fine inCISIOnsm the corneaThose mClSlons change theshape of the cornea Thereshaped cornea focuseshght onto the retma anddtcu VUllunISrestored

Hundreds of thousandsperhaps mJlhons have hadthis surgery and aresupremely satisfied WIth theresults They now get byWithout reachmg for theirglasses or fussmg WIth contact lenses

TA~IK rgery is not frof comphcatlOns No surgeryIS Some people are botheredby the glare from hghtsespeCially at OIght A veryfew have suffered VISionloss If I were younger Iwould have the surgery

I directed thIS answer atnearSightedness LASIKhowever can be used forother VISIonproblems - far-SIghtedness and astIgma-tism

There are proceduresother than LASIK that cor-rect VISIOn LimitatIOns ofspace dont permlt a diSCUS-SIOnof them all

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Academy ChpelThe Most Rev Leonard P

BlaIr and the Rev Gerald EMurray offiCiated at the 6 30P m ceremony which wasfollowed by a receptIOn atthe Country Club of DetrOit

The bride wore a whiteSIlk gown and a cathedral-length veIl both tnmmed mwhite satlO She camed abouquet of white rose andstephanotiS

The maid of honor wasKatherine Re of BronXVIlleNY

ill Juemalds wereMeghan Burns of ChicagoEmily McCabe of New YorkCIty Dott Shea HoblO ofPabadena Cahf KathenneFrederick Webher of RoqtnnCarne Blrgbauer of SanFranCISco and BevanGarrett of Prescott Anz

Attendants woreWedgwood blue satin A-Imegowns and carned bouquetsof multi-colored summerflowers

The best man was thegrooms brother Thomas GGrace Jr of New York City

Groomsmen were the

Eye surgery can freepeople from glassesBy Dr Paul G DonohueSpeCial Wnler

Q Im trymg to deCide If Ishould have laser eyesurgery for nearltlehtpnnpssI am 36 and have worn

Glaises brIng a clearimage to a nearsighted eyeby focusmg mcommg lightdirectly onto the retma

The most common kInd oflaser eye surgery IS LASIKsurgery - laser m SitU ker-atomJleusls (CUR-ah-toe-muh-LOOSE-suss)

The cornea IS the outertOlluh r]PAr povpnn17 of the~y~Oi~ngdirectly m~front ofthe pupil WIth a laserbeam the eye doctor makes

I gl8SCS or contacts for 20yEars I have never beencomfortable With eIther Idgo for the surgery If I couldbe sure It would work and besafe Is It

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eyes that can see thmgs upclose but see distant objectsas a blur The problemcomes from the shape of theeyeball NearSighted eye-balls are elongated andthose eyes focus light mfront of the retma mstead ofon It The retma ltthe eyesfilm which the brain devel-ops mto VIsual pIctures

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Mr and Mrs MichaelJoseph Grace

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Lauren EhzabethGargaro daughter of Mrand Mrs Eugene A GargaroJr of Gros~e Pomte Shoresmarned Michael JosephGrace son of Mr and MrsThomas Gerard Grdce ofRye NY on July 14 2001at the Grosse Pomte

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Service above selfJohn Brooks Rotary District Governor

adclreued the Rotary Club of Grosse Pointerecaat1y with the message Hsuvice above self

As local leaden aud volunteen Rotarians areeoDUDitted to improving their local and globalcummUDities Rotarians pride themselves ontheir abWty to ftad commUDity solutions tolocal and IDternaticmal needs

The mother of the bndewore a full-length Ice graydress With a beaderl bodIce

The grooms mother worea full-length dress With awhIte top and mdescentnavy blue skirt

Scnpture readers wereBruce Wallace ofBrookhaven NY audKenneth Kerr of FairViewTenn

The bnde earned a bachelor of sCience degree fromthe UniversIty of Michiganana a masters degree 10bo-s admmctrRtlOnfr~-w Wayne StateUmverslty She IS a manag-er With Accenture

The groom earned a bach-tlor of SCience dewee fromPennsylvania tateUm erslty ahJ a master sdegree m busmess admmlS-tratlOn from Case WesternReserve He IS a Fordaccount manager WithGoodyear TIre

The newlyweds traveledto Germany SWItzerlandand Italy fhey live m WestBloomfield

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~f Naples Fla on Sept 22DOl at Christ ChurchGrosse Pomte

The Rev BrYant DenmsonJr offiCIatedat the 4 p mceremony which was fol-lowed by a receptIOn at theLochmoorClub

The bride wore an IvorysJlk strapless gown that tea-tured a bodICe and chapel-length tram decorated WIthcrystal beads She carned anosegay of apncot roses

The matron of honor wasthe bndes Sister NancyClark of PalatIne III ThemaId of honor was thebndes sister JennIfer Boydof Hoboken N J

Attendants wore full-length black dresses andcarned bouquets of apncotand wlute roses

The grooms brotherTImothy Pulte of Glen MillsPa was the best man

Groomsman was VincentMlhaltk of IndIanapolis IndUshers were Charles Clarkof Palatme III and ThomasSdhanek of Ann Arbor

lointe Shores ~grandparents are Richardand LUCinda Weiemuller ofGrand Blanc Great-grand-parents are Homer andShirley Welermiller ofGathnbug Tenn

Alexander JamesGraebner

Mr and Mrs DaVidGraebner of Troy are theparents of a son AlexanderJames Graebner born Feb19 2001 Maternal grandparents are the late Mr andMrs M James Walkl of theCity of Grosse PointePaternal grandparents areMr and Mrs HerbertGraebner of Bloomt1eldHills

Andrew GeromettaDreyfuss

Cvnthla and PeterDreYtuss of Naples Fia arethe parents of a son AndrewGerometta Dreyfuss bornMay 16 2001 Maternalgrandparents are JudithPaul of the CIty of GrossePOInte and the late WRonald Paul Paternalgrandparents are Jacquesand Francoise Dreyfuss ofM1amJ Fla

Sylvia ElaineHodges

Matt and Michele Hodgesof Grosse Pomte Park arethe parpnts of a daughterSylVla Elaine Hodges bornSept 26 2001 Maternalgrandparents are Ed andSue Yonne of EastpointePatenlal grandparents areRuth Brant of Carleton TomHodges of Rockwood and thelate Bdl Brant

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Blrmmgham daughter ofCrosby and Juha Boyd ofSanibel Fla formerly oftheCity of Grosse POlnte mar-ned Michael Lynch Pulte Jrof West Bloomfield son ofMichael and Dtbvlah Pulte

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Jude-Philipe DulacLisa Manz-Dulac and

Gerard B Dulac of GrossePomte Farms are the par-pntJl of a son DominIC JudePhlhpe Dulac born Dec 72001 Maternal grandpar-ents are Rosemarie andRichard Manz ofWJ1hams1leNY Paternalgrandparents are Georgetteand Bertrand Dulac ofRancho Palos Verdes Cahf

Jacob JosephShaheen

j Mr and Mrs Joseph Mghaheen of Mmneapohs arertbe parents of a son Jacob-lJoseph Shaheen born July25 2001 Grandparents are

1Grosse Pomters DeShaheen Ted Zberanowskirand the late Joseph JlShaheen

Jenna MarieShaheen

trMr and Mrs Paul Vincentaheen of Orland Park

I are the parents of a~aughter Jelna Mariegthaheen born Aug 13~OOI Granoparents arelarosse Fomters De~haheen Ted Zberanowskyand the late Joseph~haheenI Mary Kathryn Weiermiller Curt and AnneWeiermdler of Grosse PomteWoodsare the parents of a~aughter Mary KathrynfWelermlller born June 212001 Maternal grand par-~nts are George and MaryiEllen Dakmak of GrosseI

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Detroit which is celebratLng Its 16th 8Dnlversary ISalocally run affiliate and ISresponsible for raiSingfunds and volunteers tosupport its building effortsHabitat for DetrOIt willcomplete Its 100th house 111Detroit by spnng 2002

Mens groupmeets Jan_ 4 11

The Ecumenical Men sFnday Breakfast group WIllmeet at 730 am FndayJan 4 at Grosse Pomt~Memorial Church 16Lakeshore m Grosse PomteFarms The speaker WIll beSydney Rooks of fort StreetPresbyterian Churchs OpenDoor program

On Fnday Jan 11 DrNed Chalet will be thespeaker for the group wluchmeets every week andserves breakfast Chalet5topic will be PosltveJeWlBhHIStory Smce Jesus

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Detroit IS commltted torebuilding the Core CityNeIghborhoods area ofDetroit through a ho1Jstlcapproach that addresses notonly the phYSIcal redevelop-ment of the neIghborhoodbut also the social needs ofthe residents and local bUSI-nesses whIch have been mthe area

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In the froat from left are Chase cunnlaghm of Groue IoJDte Partne LUlie SldaIier of Ccue City Nclghborhooda TrlD1 LeIrN Uld Sam Smith andiUzabullbeth WIlliam bullbull both of Groen Pointe PartDen Partners

The banks philOiiuhyofpartnershIps Jllustrated mIts motto Bank One onewith the commumty hascontnbuted to Its fifth consecutIve outstandingCommunity ReinvestmentAct rating Schwab said

Construction on thIShouse was started InAugust Thats pretty fastSchwab said

Tne Partners has recentiy~g n reoenng househuldfixtures and cabmetry fromhouses slated for demolitionin the Grosse Pointe areaaccordmg to Jack Williamsa member of the PartnersH~ says Items recoveredWIll beuro placecl in Habitthomes through the organi-zations ReStore programReStore accepts donationsof surplus bUlldmg materi-als from contractors andsells them to low-mcomehomeowners for a nommalfee

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Grosse Pointe Partners Bank One make surethat Detroit family has home for the holidays

ChrIstmas came a fewdays early when Tnm leWiSreahzed the dream of ownmg her own house - thanksto the Grosse PomtePartners and Bank One

On Dec 22 representatIves from Bank One andthe Partners dedIcatedleWISShouse In HabItat forHumamty DetrOItsTncentennial Village m thecitys Core CItyNeIghborhoods

The Rev V Bruce RIgdonsemor JJastor of GrosseP(llntE Memonal ChurchwhIch IS a member of thePartners SaId Chnstmas ISa story of homelessnessand a story of dlscovenngGods love

Habitat IS a programthat bnngs out the very bestIn everybody he saId ItprOVIdesa safe wholesomeplace where famIlIes canlearn to love God and serveeach other

Grosse Pomte Partnelllfounded in 1997 IS a collab-oratIon of 12 churches mvanous Grosse Pomte com-munities The PartnersraIse money and recruit vol-unteer support to buildHabItat houses In additionto Detroits TricentenmalVillage the Partners havehelped build Habitat housesin West Virginia and CostaRlIll

~Bank One UI proud of itspartnershIp with the GQ~Pointe Partners and work-ing with its volunteersespecially its youth volun-teers said Jack Schwabvice president Bank Oneand board member ofHabitat fUT Humanity-Miclugan It was inspira-tIOnal for me to see thoseyoung people working here

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This and much more 1D the two books ofChronicles the conclusion of the HebrewScnptures I find veri contemporary that 1SFull of most relevant meanmll for todayThese leaet often e~d h~k5 rThe Chnstiar ~ibJes 66 are full ofDowns and ups destructive and reneWIng

The Pastors CornerBy the Rev Gutav Kopkll JrSt James Lutheran Church

Wedo not know what to doBut 0 Lord our eyes are on you bullFor decades I have loved to pray theseWords ascnbed to DIetnch BonhoetferGerman Lutheran Pastor and TeacherAnti-NaZI martyr executed m 1945 Just before the Allies liberated my natIve land

One month after the unMuslim terrorI read on October 11 m II ChroniclesTlus prayer of Jehoshaphat who didWhat was nght gtn the SIght of thELord 0 Lord God of our fathers do you not ruleOver all the kmgdOfISof the natlOnsIn your hand are power and mIght

So that none ISable to WIthstand youIf ~~comes ~por us ue ~tllstLTdBefore you and cry to you mOur affllctlon and you WIllhear and saveWhom the Exodus forces on their way toThe promIsed land had not mvadedWere now terronzmg With destructive force

They reward us by coming to dnve usOut of your promIsed land America0 our God will you not execute judgmentOn them For we are powerlessAgamst what IScommg agamst usWe do not know what to doBut our eyes are on you

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funded under an mvestIgd-tor-Initiated research grantfrom the NatIOnal Instituteon Drug Abuse Surveys ofnationally representativesamples of Amencan highschool benlOrs were begun m1975 makmg the class of2001 the 27th such c1assurveyed Surveys of 8thand 10th graders wereadded to the delgn In 1991maklOg the 2001 natIOnallyrepreentatIve samples the11th such classes surveyed

The sample blzes m 2001are 16800 8th graders14300 10th graders and13300 12th graders for atotal of 44300 students mall

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types of changes you mightexpect to result from shiftsm the advertlsmg miX agreater amount of negatIvenews coverage or less favor-able portrayals of smokmgIn entertmnment program-mmg

There IS also eVldenpetrom the study that ciga-rettes have become some-what less avaIlable to teensThe proportlOn of 8thgraders s8)lng that It wouldbe ~falrly easy or veryedlgtY tor tnem to get cIga-rettes 11 they wanted somehas fallen from 77 percent In1996 to 68 percent In 2001Among 10th graders theproportIOn fell somewhatless from 91 percent to 86percent over the same timeperIOd The mvestlgatorsnote however that the greatmajority of these youngteens stIll say that they haveready access to cIgarettes

Will these favorabletrends In cigarette smokmgamong young people contm-ue

The reductIOns in thenumbers of teens who aresmokmg or who are accept-mg of smokln should helpto deter other teens fromstartmg Johnston saidBut the fact that the pro-portlOn who 1udge smokingto be dangerous IS no longernSlng may be an early warn-ing Sign of a slowdown m thedeclme in teen smokmg

Monitonng the Future IS

By Dr Howard Purcell(NAPS) - Heres an eye-

openmg statistic Only 9percent of Amencan chl1-dren have had an eye exambefore they entlr schoolThat can lead to more prob-lems than parents mayImaglne

Parents should take theirchtldren to an eye care professlOnal for a comprehen-SIve eye exam - not slinplya Vlblon screenlng - by theage of three again beforestartmg Bchool and everyyear while In school

Cherish childrens vision

A thorQugh eXRmlfllltonconsists of more than Simplyreading a chart It tests notonly VISIOn but also pro-VIdes information about thechilds overall health profile

Many children who havefared poorly at school or whohave demonstrated negative

A conSiderable body ofresearch - some of It basedon Momtorlng the Futuredata -- has shown that pncecan be an Important deter-rent to smokmg for youngpeople Work reported lastmonth by the UM investiga-tors at the World ConferenceUll 8111ukmg or health InNew Orlean hows thatsince 1997 the proportIOn ofstudents reportmg frequentexposure to antl-smokmgads has Increased conslder-~blJ Iu t1nA dJC lUU1JOTuuncredltmg the ads With actu-ally helpmg to mfluencethem not to smoke hasIncreased substantially aswell

Smce 1995 there has beensome mcrease at all gradelevels m the proportIOns ofstudents sa)lng that pack-a-day smokers run a greatrisk of harmmg them-selves (phjrsJcaHy UJ Jamp uLLerways) although thiS beliefdid not mcrease any furtherIn lOOl (Thl MODltonng theFuture study has shown per-ceived harm to be an Impor-tant deterrent to young peo-ples use of a number of Ilhc-It drugs)

While many adultsbeheve that young peopleunderstand the dangers ofsmokmg our data suggestthat a lot of tettllgt stIli donot particularly the youngerteens Johnston saId Forexample Some 43 percent oftodays 8th graders stili donot thmk there is a greatnsk associated With pack-a-day smokmg

In addition there hasbeen some Increase smce1996 (1997 for 12th graders)In students personal dIsap-proval of smokmg

These findmgs suggestthat It IS not Just pnce thatIS actmg as a deterrent toclgarltte use JohnstonsaId There have been someunderlymg changes mImportant beliefs and atti-tudes as well These are the

to management about futureplans for the faclhty lnclud-Il~g new equipment diS-counts mcentlves and pro-grams

If you really enj)y a goodhealth club It can becomeyour home away from homeThe people you meet and thegood feehngs of accomphsh-ments and results can beworth It If you find the rightone Ask all the nght questwns and research the localfaclhtles to find the perfectmatch for you

Kellv rrdfrn B S C S CS lS a p~rsonal tramer and the owner of PowerBreak FUness If you have afitness or tramlng questIOne-matl Kelly atletters kfwShearstsc com orwnte her m care of KmgFeatures Weekly SerVicePO Box 536475 OrlandoFL 32853-6475

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shown Important dechnes III2001 bpeclfically I

ThIS year about one Inevery 18 8th-graders (5 1percent) IS a current dallysmoker one of every eight10th graders (122 percent)and about one In every five12th graders (19 percent)These dallr smo~lng rate~are down proportIOnallyfrom ther peak levels In1996 (1997 III the case of the12th graders) by about one-half one-third and one11 ltlrtn1j nt~~t~u~~) Thrare down proportlOnally Justfrom last years levels by 26percent 13 percent and 8percent respectively

These important dechnesm teen smokmg did not Justhappen by chanceJohnston said A lot of mdl-vlduals and organizatIOnshave been making concertedefforts to bnng down theunaccectlblv hgh rates ofsmokmg am~ng ~ur youth ~

Amon~ the efforts henotes are a number thatemerged from the tobaccosettlement between thestates and the tobacco com-panies

The Joe Camel advertIS-Ing campaign was endedbillboard adYertlBlng of ciga-rettes was ehmmated andantlsmoklng advertlsmgcampaigns werp Inltated bythe newly formed AmencanLegacy FoundatIOn that wasfunder under the settle-ment Johnston saidFurther a number of stateslaunched their own antl-smokmg ad campaignsullIe aiso raIsed theIr excisetaxes on cigarettes and theIndustry raised prices morder to cover their costsfrom the settlement On topof all of thIS the mdustryreceived a great deal of neg-ative pubhclty dunng themld- to late-1990s as theIrpast practices were exposeddunng the htigatlOn processWIth the states and m thefederal regulatory debates

Abullrnelcan Councll onExerCise (ACE) and TheNatlOoal Strength andCondltlOmng ASSOCiatIon(NSCA) There are othersthat Just requIre a weekendcourse Find out how manyyears the person has beentralnmg and whether theyhave a degree m the field

The third Issue IS conve-mence You want to be surethe faclhty IS easy to get tofrom your home or Job If Ittakes you too long to getthere or It IS out of your wayyou may be wastmg yourmoney

FInally check the avad-ablhty of classes and equip-ment VISit the faCIlIty at theapprOXImate time you planto exercise so you can seeow busy thmgs are Youdont want your one-hourworkout to ake two hours tocomplete because yourewaltmg on machmesl Talk

Areyou ayoung adult troubled f)with lower back problems f-

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Thursday Jan 10 at 7 pmCnnnely Auditorium at Bon SeCburs Hospital468 Cadieux at E lefferson in Grosse Pointe

Daniel Elskens MD a Bon Secours Cottage neurosurgeon explainS the mostcommon reasons for low back pain In young and middle-aged adults such assports InJunes or lumbar strain He also discusses current treatment methods thatInclude minimallY invasive procedures and dlscectomles (removal of the damageddiSC from between the spine bones) The lecture IS directed at men and womenbehleen the ages of S 21d soA Questlon-and-answer session IS Included and refreshments are servedRtst1Il11()n~ Irt rlQUlred

For more information or to pre-register callCommunity Health Promotion at (586) 779-7900

Included high school seniorsSinCE 1975 and natIOnallyrepresentative samples of8th and 10th graders since1991 QuestIOnnaires areadministered to students Intheir c1asbroomb by ISR staflmembem each sprmg

Current smokmg (definedac S10klng- one or ffi0rc Cig-arettes dunng the past 30days) had been decllmngsteadily blnCe the reLentpeak levels reached m 1996among 8th and lOthgraders and m 1lt1lt17~TTHO

12th graders Between 1996and 2001 current smokmgamong 8th graders fell from21 percent to 12 percentand among lOth gradersfrom 30 percent to 21 per-cent

Among 12th graders cur-rent smokmg fell from 37percent m 1997 to 30 per-cent In 2001 - a proportion-al decline of about two-tenthb Thus the youngerage groups have shown thegreatest Improvement so farThe drop In current smokmgthat occurred Just thiS year- of 2 5 percentage POintsm 8th grade and 2 6 percent-age POints In 10th grade -are highly statistically slg-mficant while the Z percent-age-pomt dechne In 12thgrade fell Just short of bemgsjgIhficai1t

Prior to the peak teensmokmg rates reached Inthe mld-1990s currentsmokmg among 8th and10th graders had been nsmgrapIdly With about a 50 per-cent mcrease ocrurringbetvccn 1991 and 19SGSmoklllg had been nsmgamong 12th graders as wellthough not by as large a pro-portlOn

The rates of dally currentsmokmg m the three gradelevels (defined as havmg oneor more cigarettes per dayover the past 30 days) havehnwtl parallel trends tothose for any current smok-mg and hkewlse have

slOn on thp tRrihn eqmp-ment You might want to askwho cpans the equipmentSamtary facilities careabout thelr members

Second check the quahfi-catIOns of the staff You wantto be bure ~haL the peoplewho are showmg you how toexercise know what they aredomg Ask to talk directly tothem and ask questIOns Letthem know If you plan to usea personal tramer whatyour health history IS andwhat your goals are fortrammg The more thoroughyou can explam your previ-ous expenences the easier ItWIll be for the trainer to fig-ure out what w111work foryou

Some highly recogmzedcertificatIOns for perconaltramers are from TheAmencan College of SportsMedlcme (ACSM) The

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Teen smoking declines sharply in 2001In a year In which good

news seems hard to come bythere IS some good newsfrom the health frontCigarette smoking the leadIng cause of preventabledeath and disease In thiscountry IS falling harplyamong American teenagers

The latest natIOnal surveyIn the ~MoOltorJng theFuture~ smes conducted bythe Umverslty of MichiganInstitute for Social Research(lSR) shoy s that teen smok-mg IS rapidly dechnmg

t)WlOO on natIOnally repre-sentative surveys of some44000 students In grades 810 and 12 18k research SCIentlsts have found that ado-lescent smokmg IS dechmngat a vigorous pace ThiS con-trasts to the dramaticincrease In teen smokingobserved In the early 199Ossays study director Lloyd DJohnston

Because the ~~n yearsare cntlcal In the mitiatlOnof HIIMIy aU hfetlme smok-mg habits what happensdunng that developmentalpenod IS vital to the eventu-al health and longeVity ofeach generatIOn JohnstonSald Thats what made thesharp Increase In the early1990s so wornsome and It ISalso what makes thiS

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The 2001 Momtonng theFuture survey Included stu-dents m 424 publH and pn-vate secondary schoolsthroughout the cotermmousUmted Statpl Tnhls~on andfellow social psychologistsJerald G Bachman andPatnck M OMalley havebeen conducting the studysince 1975 With supportprovIded by the NationalInstitute on Drug Abuse oneof the NatIOnal Institutes ofHealth m the U SDepartment of Health andHuman ServIces

The annual surveys have

By Kelly Griffin BSCSCS

With the New Year youmay find yourself resolvmgto lose the same 10 or 15pounds you swore to workoff last year Couldnt do It

fon your own Perhaps ItStime to conSider JOlnmg agym or health club

There are plenty of bene-fits In JOining a fitness faCil-Ity You get a vanety ofequIpment and classes tochoose trom Meetmg peopleIS easy You can get helpstartmg a routme from anattendant or trameI If youare looking to Jom a fitnessfaclhty for the first time orwould hke to shop aroundfor a better one than the oneyou currently attend hereare some tips for finding thebest one for the money

First and foremost makesure the eqUipment IS keptm good workmg condItIOnIn any facthty aflty shouldbe first Check for rustedcableb or weight plates duston the machines and corro-

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stances such as illnessdeath or vendor bankruptcyTnp cancellatwn or mter-ruptwn msurance averages$5 or $6 ~ lnn of tripcosts

AAA Travel offers tsMchlgan customers aTravel Related InsurancePohcy (TRIP) whIch pro-Vdes comprehenSIVe coverages for alr travel baggagetrip cancellation or mterrup-tion and personal protectIOn

Dckcns recommendschetkmg your eXlstmglosurante Jolnlelgt to Mlewhat IS covered while youand your famdy are away

bull Check Mth your autoinsurance company befOrerentmg a car to find out Ifyou are covered In the eventof an aCCIdentYoumay needInsurance through a CArrental company and anmternatlonal drlvmg per-mt

bull Fmd out If your home-owners pohcy covers lostluggage f you have anumbrella pohcy lost luggagemay already be covered butwould be subject to thedeductIble Baggage nSui-ance through TRIP wouldcover thIS deductible

bull Check WIth your med-cal msuranctl providerbefore purchasmg extra cov-

For those who go deeplymt)thlS morass the bUSI-ness reference coll~tlonholds up-to-date printmatenals

The two-vOlumeInternal Revenue Codecovers the law We havethe current code and pastcodes going back to 1990The code covers tax lawand we dont get new eltl-bong ulatil aab~1the Apnl15 deadlme 80 you willneed to check more cur-rent sources

C8iebrote The Great Lakes

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Grosse Pointe public libraryis ready for a taxing situation

http Ilwwwtreas state ml Will bl mg yOU up to dateus They still have only B~t most of us use mOreyear 2000 forms SQ youll straightforward sourcesJust have to watt untIl The most popul~ pertheyre good and ready to sonal tax gude 18 J K

th t Lassers Your Incomegive em au W k th tDetrmt 2001 Income tax Tax e eep e mos

recent cnes on hand bothbusmess reference andclTCulatmg so you cancheck tt out of the libraryfor a couple of weeksYoull want the 2002 edl-bon to cover your 2001taxes

The Ernst and Younglax ~aver s rwae comeshighly recommended formdlVduals domg theirown taxes Park andWoods branch hbranesboth have the 2002 edl-tlon covering the 2001tax year

Before we have all theforms are ready to go at forms we put out gIvehttp IIwww Cldetroitml us away copes of

Pubhcatlon 17 of theIRS This is the govern-ments own overall gwaefor getting you throughtlus When we run outthey dont send us moreIf you really want to usethis Its the one publica-tion you have coplck upearly

Magszmes and newspa-pers Wlll have artlCles ontaxes from now untilApnl

Theres a loLof mforma-bon out there brave soul

On the other hand youcould come to the aid ofthe economy by htnng anaccountant

Youll find state ofM1clugan tax fonns at

You neednt worry aboutthat Eventually every-thmg wdl be onlme Youcan go m through thebookmark on our homepage which should takeyou straight to the 2001forms and mstrucbons

If you prefer you cantype 1( thp wph addressand then follow dIrectlonsor icons to get to formsand mstructlons Thefederal tax site ishttp IIwwwrsgov Most ofthe federal forms areupdated but check theeaJ Some still are 2000Some are 2002

ByHnGr~ryG P PublIC Library

Domg taxes IS almostas much fun as brulhmga eats teeth

Even so while the restof the world was celebrat-109 the holIdays a few ofyou came to the hbrary tofind out when well putthe tax stuff out

Have no fear Itsalready arTlvmg At WrIt109we have more than70 cartons of the baneT)~ t 01 n riPAn th ~~J _ ~ oJ

many more WIllbe m andwe win have the tax formexhlb1ts out WIth formsfree for the talong

Many forms straggle mthrough January Somenever arnve at all Thefederal forms arrIve firstsporadically The stateforms almost never gethert until the end ofJanuary DetroIt formsamve even later If theyare sent at all

Old you seTYeThe UmtedStates Nvy MemonalFoundatlOn m WashingtonDC has estabhshed theNavy Log m an effort tohonor all naval veteranswho have served our coun-try

The Navy Log IncludesNavy Manne Corps CoastGuard and MerchantManners The Navy Log hasthus far collected the names

Now more than ever tnpInsurance ISproVldmg peaceof mmd tv Amencans whoare eXeTCSmgtheIr freedom- _ _ D_~ _ ~_

_ laV~l lIIgt _I only about 8 to 10 percent oftravelers purchased msur-ance accordmg to TravelGuard InternatIOnal ofStevens Pomt WIS thecountrys largest travelinsurer Now between 33and 50 percent are bUYingtravel msurance

ThlS is a good Sign thattravelers are takmg a en-ous mterest m protectingtheir vacation mvestmentsllld Larry Dickens chrectorof vendor relations for AMTravel Agency We wantpeople to mamtam theirnormal travel habIts andtrip insurance prOVIdes anextra level of securitv

Accordmg to D1ckens Ifyour Journey mcludes acruse a package tour or acondo or VUa- whIch oftenreqUIres payment In fullbefore you leave - tripmsurance can be qUite use-ful The same IS true If youshould requue medIcalattentwn whlle overseas

The relatively small addi-tIOnal purchase car savethousands of dollars f thetraveler IS forced to canceldue to unforeseen crcum-

Washington memorial honors veterans

TRIP insurance offerspeace of tnind for travelers

Dlclunson saldIt cost $1368 to pnnt the

ongmal verswn The reVeion would add $560

Woods deputy comptrollerRobert Kraft told commis-SIon members he would seekpnce quotes from mulbplepnnters

Smce the booklet IS forthe reSIdents of GrossePomte Woods and that anaverage of 50 booklets IS ds-tnbuted by the city clerk tonew resdents each monthKraft agreed addItIOnalfundlng could be obtamedfrom the citys operatingbudget to support the cost ofnMntlnlJ ~n PYnltnllPCl Pelt-tlOn a~cordingto tree com-mlSsion documents

We dont have the fundsIn tlns years budget to addthe four pages but wereproceedmg to develop tha~Dickinson sad We hope mthe next fi1cal year wellinclude that in our budget

Tasty broccoh amp garhcIS a perfect SIde dsh wthbeef poultry or seafoodSteam the broccoh aheadto save time Double therecipe for larger groups

My brotherm-law CarlHankla helped me pre-_ +l- Irl ~ 41~ n 1 u - -

ful broccoh We served Itwth beef tenderlolIl andmashed potatoes (pre-pared by my other brother-In-law Dan Caton) Themeal was e~oyed by myentlr~ famly

Together we had tun lI1

the kltchen Eatinghealthy doesnt have to bebonng Special thanks toCall for being my righthand tn the Iotchen dur-mg the hohdays yourethe best

200 PM THE LEGAL INSIDERChIstopher Cavanagh Hosts local attome)s DaVid Draper and DouglolSDempse) tae an illS Ide Jccl at current legal ISSueS(Repealed M-Sun 400 AM MlWfSun 6 00 PM)

230 PM POINTERS WITH PROSTGuesl AJra PollacA IvtChgQJI Em rounema CounetlHost John Prosllllier-Iels local celebnlles aboullirneI) 10JllCS (Repeated M-Sun 40 AM MIWIFSun700 PM)

300 PM TH11iGS TO DO AT THE WARMEMORIALGueSIS Jobl1 Case) amp MIchelle BomlaTloBunn) Brooks host an IIlformalle 100 al whal sha~llInl al the War Memonal (Repeated M Sun) OOAM MWiIiun 8 00 PMgt

330 PM POINTES Of HORTICUITUREGuesl Joe S Floer ArI(llglI Parr IHost honleultuml Jim Farquhar hares lips gles61(1Ice and Inlen IC S lOCJ1 dULhOIIIIl VII grdcOIng(Repeated 1 gtun ~OAM MWII Sun 6 10 PvI)

400 PM YOUNG VIEW POTNTF-Sl pbeal )oulh sho featunng students reJXgtnmg00 a anel) of educallonal loples (Repealed M iun 600AM 1 Ifi un 810 PM)

4)0 PM HTERCOI_OR WOR~JlOPRenowned local artist (arol LaChlUsa demonlralealereolor lechnlques SImple enough for begmnerltHI challengmg 10 the epenenced artist (RepealedM-Sun 610 -M 1IWflltun 9 ()()PM)

500 PM VITALITYPLtA half hour of hod) Il1mng and epklci bolngexercIe cia 1WIF-iiun tepleklxllIlgTffhiat Tone IRepeated M iun 7 00 AM)

530 PM fLSICAtiTORY11MtJAMBOREEHosls 11 GlOria from the Central Llonmand MI~ Paula lhe Mem 1u~ Maer ofter a Ihalf hour of tones dnu mule lor children(T rrh~1 0 PM onl) )

BOllshallow water m asteamer pot add the broccob and cover Steam for 3to 4 mmutes (It Mil stillbe bnght green) drainand set aSIde Heat the 011in a large nonbtlck slolletAdd the garhc oreganoand broccoh and sauteuntIl the garlic becomesgolden about 4 to 5 mm-utes

A LA ANNIE

By Annie RouleauSCheriff

(from ajar)14 teaspoon crushed

red pepper flakes(optional)

Every new resldent getsa copy of thIS book

Is a beautiful bookDickmson sllld It was theTree Commisswns contnbu-bon to the Ctys 50thanmversary along Mth theHlstoncal CommIssionschronology of the Woods

The proposed four-pageexpanSlOn wlll have room foraddltional hlstoncal mfor-mation

We have plans tomcrease the content of thebook mcluding a map thatMil show all the varieties oftrees on the walkin~ path atLake Front Park said AllenDlckmson the Woods citycouncIl represent8tlve to thetree commisson

Commumty Tree Bookletpublished by the GrossePomte Woods TreeCommlSSlont WIll includemajor changes accordmgto commlssion members

GROSSE POINTE WAR MEMORIALS

TV5TELEVISION FOR THEWHOLE COMMUNITY

Holidays are over its time to getback to healthy eating

Add the roaeted pepperand crushed red pepperand toss for an add1tonal2 to 3 mmutes SeasonwIth salt and pepper IfdeSIred Serve hot

910AM InUIT PUISA half hour deroblc ccrclse class (Repeated M-SunII 00 PM)

938 AM POSITIVELY lOSlTIVEFTOIIA LtOld IVrllIhl HauseHosts JeaOle kNell and Lit AIen bull an upllftmg half-hour of JX1li lItltudc and Ideas (Repealed M-sunII 0 P1 MVr gtun 9 0 PM)

10ooA1 WHOS ll THE KITCHEllGllel Ptrld PerHost Chue Kaess eools With local eclebntles(Repelcd 1 un IHJnghl TThS 1( 0 PM)

1038 M ISIIgt ARTArt amp Poem(Repclted 1n 12 gtOAM 1Wif-Sun5 gt0 PM)

1100 A OlT OF THE ORDINARY bullbullINTO TIfJ- EXTRAORDI1oIARYGuesl jail SII ImagerHolaquol ROOcrtTa Ir prcoent an etraordmal) half-hour01 poopk p1ac~ nd Icka (Repealed M Sun 00AvI 1 n h ial 9-00 P1)

1130 11 THF ~OCSHOWCelller fOI Peace amp tOIlfcl Sludies WSUHot rrJIl ehonLnhltrg and her gues dl~U toptcalld e Ill 01 panleuldr Inlerest to en lOT ~IIIZtn(Reptaled M un 1 ~()AM TffhSal ( 00 PM)

U69 pf 11IF ECONOMIC CLUB OfDETROITHIS Fmlllltnct Adam Cardma MGldaFeature nllIonall no n guet speaKe dl~eulIlgcurren I 11 n Ihe bulnts communi I) IRepealedM-Sun 2 00 A 1 1 Th al 7 IXl PMgt

110 PM THt EASTSIDE EAMIJilERRonald 1 f)gtIIafd HOllie

HOit Jlliia ~m and UCI highlight upeomlllg localnon proII [lllt111 elLnl (Reneated 1 iun ~ OOAM1IWI un 7 ~O11)

130P1 (0 ERSTIO~ WITHCOI I EltTORBcaln POlleH~L lU UI HdlV f~lluSCS ll1i k)CJ ntc ng clI cI rRl peatcd vi 110 0 AM Tffhlial ROO111

Broccoli amp Garlic1 pound broccoli flo-

rets (the tops of thetrees)

2 teaspoons olive oilS garlic cloves

minced14 teaspoon dried

oregano14 cup thinly sliced

roasted red pepper

Its time to pItch theChristmas cookles thenuts the pies and cakesand other sweet holidaydehght that youvetucked around thelutchen

Its tlntl to get healthyStart the new year

nght by treatmg yourbody to the fresh fruitsand vegetables that areavaIlable year round

ThIS weeks feature IS aIiT l ~1o hrgt +-1) 0 ~11 tJ 1 -

broccoli that S SImple toprepare and puts a littleZIpmto the popular greenvegetable

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SUPER BOWL PARTYFEB 3 (fill FORDETfilLS

DAYTIME PROGAAMVIING FOR THE WEEK OF JANUARY 06 - JANUARY 13

Woods tree booklet is branching outBy EsradLindbergStaff Wnter

A local group of treefdncJ~r 1S lvukifl~ for aprmter to manufacture1000 addItlonal copIes of agulde to area trees I

A new edItIon of the

1+1Martini lounge

amp Wine BarUve Music Friday lk saturdaY

January 3 2002Grosse Pointe New8 Metro calendar 76

Periodontal disease may lead to seriousmedical conditions but it is treatable

For addItional Informa-tIOn on penodontal dIseaseVISIt www arestm com orcall (866) 2737864

Interestingly In a recentsurvey of 1000 Amencansover half rated regular den-tal VISItsand teeth cleanmgshIgher than gettmg regullt1cholesterol checks Howeverfar fewer request a dentalscreemng that could predIcttheIr chances of contractingpenodontal disease

nate the remaming bactenathat cant be reached dunngthe SRP procedure ArestmIS a fast and easy treatmentthat IS Omfortable forpatients anesthesia IS notneeded

ExhUttIona ShowAt the DIA

From the old masters tothe finest m modern art dIS-cover the gallerIes and exhI-bItIOns of the DetrOItInstItute of Arts The play-tmngs of the baby boomergeneratIOn are the focus ofphotographer DaVIdLevmthals VIVidexhIbItionSmall Wonder Worlds In aBox runnmg throughSunday Feb ~ The eventsof late 16th and 17lh centu-ry England and the beautyof nature are reflected m theexhIbItion Garden Imageryin English EmbrOIdery openthrough Sunday March 10Amencas oldest culturaltralhtlOnb are celebrared mthe exhIbItion Dance of theForest Spmts A Set ofNative American Masksthrough May 2002 Museumhours are Wednesdaythrough Fnday from 11 amto 4 pm and Saturday andSunday from 11 a m to 5p m Recommended admisSlon IS $4 for adults and $1for chIldren and studentsCall (313) 833-7963

On go nDSO notes

The DetrOlt SymphonyOrchestras DetrOlt EdlsonFoundabon Pops returns toOrchestra Hall 3711Woodward m DetrOitThursday Jan 10 throughSunday Jan 13 for StarsStllpes and Pops with trumpeter Marcus BelgravePerformances are scheduledfDr Thursday at 8 pmFriday and Saturday at 8 30P m and Sunday at 3 p m

T1ckets range from $19 to$75 Call (313) 576-5100

weekly workouts are $78 fortwo sessions $106 for threesessIOns or $124 for four ses-sIOns RegIster today forJanuary classes mcludmgGolf Tae Kwon Do KarateYoga TennIS GUItar AdultConversational GreekSmart Women FinIsh FIrstand Watercolors MacombCounty Commumty Collegeoffers a WIdevanety of waysto expand your honzons attheir AssumptIOn CulturalCenter campus To regIsterfor MCC programs call(586) 4984000PreregIstratIOn IS reqUIredfor most AssumptIOn cours-es Call (586) 779-6111

DO YOU bullbullbullwant to be in the metro calendar

Then fill out ttns form send 111096llterctleval Grosse PootErFarms 48236 or fax to (313) 882-1585 by 3 P m Fnday

EventDateTimePlaceCostQuestions CallContact Person

Recently dentISts andhygJemsts have begunaddmg the antIbIOticArestm a locally admmls-tered antibiotIc to help fightpenodontal dIsease to theSRP procedure The antlblotic ISapphed dIrectly to themfected area helpmg ehml-

serious health condItionsBecause penodontal dIS-

ease is a chrome bactenalmfectlOn It can be treatedWIth an antibIOtic TypIcaltreatment for penodontaldisease mcludes scaling androot planing also known asSRP This non-surgIcal procedure Involves deep clean-mg above and below thegum hne to remove plaquethat has bUIlt up

Parents who SIgn up for aKalo class can take advan-tage of free KIddIeKalolBaby Sitting Mondaythrough Thursday from 9 30to 10 a m Nonreglsteredparents pay $1 for fuddleKalo The 17-statlOnNauttlus weIght traInIngroom IS open Mondaythrough Thursday from B to1030 a m and 6 to 830 p mand Fnday from 8 to 1030a m The fee IS $50 for twodays per week $70 for threedays per week or $4 fordrop-m users KaloExerciseJNautilus combo

Ford Houseexperiences

Expenence the grandeurof one of AmencasCastles at the Edsel ampEleanor Ford Houlgte llUULakeshore m Grosse PomteShores Tours WIllbe offeredon the hour Tuesdampythrnugh Sunday from noonto 4 pm Monday Jan 7through Sunday March 31The Ford House Will beclosed Monday Jan 21through Monday Feb 4 TheTea Room will be closeduntil Sunday March 31Tonrllt re ~n for nnlh ~ifor semors -and $4-f~~--~~I~dren Grounds admISSIon IS$5 Annual Passes are avaIl-able for $18 Call (313) 884-4222

Assumption offeringsA full schedule of classes

and events aWalt you at TheAssumptIOn CulturalCenter Reach a npw tab- ofwell-being and cardlOvascular fitness by slgnmg up forKalosomatlcs exercIse pro-grams which combme aero-bICSWIth walking runningstretchmg elements of yogaand k1ckboxmg The WinterSession will run throughSaturday March 2 Fees are$52 tor two-day seSSIOns$74 for three-day sessIOnsand $94 for four-day ses-sions There IS a 25 ilis-count for semors

1~~SehnskyGreen FarmhouseMuseum located dIrectlybehmd the St ClaIr ShoresPubhc LIbrary LIsted In theMIchIgan State RegIster ofHlstonc Sites thIS farm-house IS owned by the CItyof St ClaIr Shores dnd oper-ated by the St Clair ShoresHlstoncal CommISSIOn Thehouse IS open for toursWednesday and Saturdayfrom 1 to 4 pm Call (586)771-9020

If left untreated gIngIVltlScan progress to penodontltlswhen the plaque spreadsbelow the gum lIne Toxmsm the bactena can destroythe bone and gum that surround the teeth creatmgpockets for bactena to accumulate As the pocketsbecome deEpermOrEroom screated for bactena to growEventually these bactenaenter the blood streampotentially leadIng to morc

In the early stage of pen-odontal dIsease the gumscan become red swollen andbleed eaSily At thIS stagethe dIsease IS reverSIble andcan be ehmmated throughroutme dental cleanmgs anddaily brushing and flossmg

Gum dIsease IS a senouschroDlc bactensl mfectlonthat attacks and destroysthe gums and bones thathold your teeth in place ThemfectlOn occurs when dentalplaque a sticky sometimescolorless film accumulateson the surfaces of the teeth

tal infections - and othermore serious diseases Thispotentlal connectionbetween gum disease andserious condItions such asheart ilisease diabetes andlow bIrth rate babIes ISsoberin~ news

Farmhouse museumStep back into the daJly

hfe of a mid19th centuryfarm famIly livmg m EnnTownshiP now St ClairShores WIth a tour of the

Educationalopportunities

Take advantage of educa-tional opportunities WIthLIfelong Learning classes atSt Peter the ApostleElementary School 19800AnIta In Harper WoodsFashIOn your own greetmgswith a Card Makmg classMondays Jan 14 throughFeb 4 from noon to 2 p mThe fee IS $75 Shape upWIth ExerCise Classes formature adults Tuesdaysand Thursdays Jan 15through May 30 from 9 15to 10 15 a m or 10 30 to11 30 a m The fees are $90for ~woUllYII ~r w~eK$45for one day per week or $3for walk-ms Harper Woodslibranan Suzanne Kent WIlllead a free Book ReviewWednesday Jan 16 from 1to 2 pm m St PetersPansh House Those whohave completed theBeginner Computer coursecan partake In anIntroductIOn to WordMondavs Jan 14 throu2hFeb 4 from 9 to 11 a m Thefee IS$70 Computer classesfor Begmners will be offeredWednesdays Jan 16through Feb 6 from 1130am to 2 p m or ThursdaysJan 17 through Feb 7 from9 to 11 30 a m The fee IS$90 SIgn up for anIntemetlE-Mail CourseWednesdays Jan 16~hrough Jan 30 from 9 to11 a m The fee IS $75PreregIstratIOn ISrequestedCall (586) 493-0917

Pointes pastExperience Grosse

Pointes past WIth a freegwded tour of the GrossePomte Hlstoncal o~letysProvencal-Weir House c1823 376 Kercheval mGrosse POinte FarmsSaturday Jan 12 from 1 to4 p m Guests can learnabout 19th Century hfe inGrosse Pomte vIew anexhIbIt of hlstonc pho-tographs and Visit the newlyrenovated Log Cabin c1840 on the property Innddibon they can purchaseVIdeos featurmg GrossePomte h1S1)ryand relatedpubhcations and productsCall (313) 884-7010

Call (313) 833-4249

TTnfnrhmatelv less thanone-fifth of those WIth thecondItion seek treatmEntThe firstever SurgeonGenerals Report on OralHealth In Amenca suggeststhat there are strong assocI-atIOns between oral mfec-tlOns - pnmanly penodon-

At present nearly 75 per-cent of people over age 35have some stage of gum dIS-ease accordmg to theAmerIcan DentalHYgIeniStsAsSOCIation

Even though It IS the sec-ond most prevalent dIseasem the Unlted States -affectmg nearly one out ofevery four Amencans -many people are unawarethat penodontal dIsease andgum disease are dIfferentnames for the same condI-tIOn

Oral health problems currently cause employed adultsto lose more than 164 million hours of work every year

(NAPS) - Healthy gumsare the key to better healthfor everyone however 50mI1hon Amencans currentlysuffer from gum dIsease(penodontal dIsease) Leftuntreated gum ilisease mayserve as a gateway to manyother medIcal condItionsThe good newS IS that whenit is caught early periodon-tal dIsease IS reversibleAnd new there are moreways than ever to treat it

in Ann Arbor The fee IS $10or $5 for DHS membersReservations are requiredCall (313) 833-1405

Live a LeaRiWar Memorial Update

Enhance your mmd bodyand SPlnt by partaking mthe courses and adventuresoffered at the Grosse PomteWar MemOrial 32Lakeshore In Grosse PomteFarms Develop balance andflelOblhty WIth Yang StyleTal Cm Mondays Jan 7through Feb 25 from 6 30to 7 30 pm or fuesdaysJan 8 through Feb 26 fro~7 35 to 8 35 P m The feesllft ~tgtuor ~ll lor semorsIncrease your stamma andstrength WIth Hatha YogaMondays Jan 7 throughFeb 25 from 830 to 10 amor 7 to 8 30 pm for contmumg students or 10 15 to1145 a n for begmnersClasses WIllalso be offeredThursdays Jan 10 throughFeb 28 from 735 to 905pm for begInners The feeis $70

Explore the tradItIOnalpnnciples of drawmg WIthWorkmg From the FigureWednesdays Jan 9 throughFeb 27 from 1 to 4 pm Thefee is $90 Pohsh your pos-ture WIth The FeldenkralsMethod Thursdays Jan 10through Feb 21 from 730to S30 pm or Fndays Jan11 through Feb 22 from 9to 10 am Tne fee IS $10Preregister using yourMaster Card or Visa via faxat (313) 884-6638 e-MalIwwwwarmemonal org orcall (313) 881-7511

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Grosse POInte mUniCIpali-ties and Harper Woods Theevent IS an Ideal afterglowdestInatlon for those attend-Ing the DetrOItAuto DealersAsSOCIations NorthAmerican InternatIOnalAuto Show Chanty PrevIewon that same rught Ticketsto thIS elegant black tieoptional evenmg of dmmgand danCIng are $85ReservatIOns are reqUIredProceeds benefit ChIldrensServIces of the NortheastGUIdance Center Call (313)884-8691

AU that jazzJazz guItarIst Tim

Bowman and hIS band WIll

headhne A Jazzy Afterglowbenefitmg Barat ChIld andFanuly Services a dIVISIOnof Matnx Human SeeVlesFrIday Jan 11 at theInternational Banquet ampConference Center of theAthenaeum SUIte Hotel 400Monroe in DetrOitFestiVlties Include a 5 to 7P m VIP hors doeuvresreception 5 to 915 p m VIPShuttlp Rorvlce to theDetrOIt Auto DealersAsSOCIations NorthAmerican InternatIOnalAuto Show Chanty Previewdinner at 9 15 pm andentertamment commencingat 1030 p ill Tickets for thISblack tIe affllU are $125 or$175 per personReservations are requiredCall (313) 9633330

Art of learningTake advantage of an

exciting selectIon of freeDrop-In Workshops at theDetroit InstItute of Arts5200 Woodward in DetroitPIece to~ether creahvePostcards Fridays Jan 4through Jan 25 from 630to 8 pm DIscover The Art ofthe Doodle Sundays J an 6through Jan 27 from noonto 4 p m PartICIpate m theNAMES Project AIDSMemorial Quilt Sunday

Artrain stroll Jan 20 at 1 pm SharpenView the out of thIS world bullyour artIstic slons With a

exhIbition Artistry of Space Figure Drawmg class forThe NASA Art Program adults Saturdays Jan 12aboard ArtraIn USA the through Jan 26 from 1 to 3natlons only trilVtHU1~ piii The fee is $120 or $95museum dunng a DetrOit ior DIA membelHistoncal SocIety Sunday PreregIstratIOn is requiredStroll program Sunday for the classJan 13 at 2 pm at theNew Center 1100 N Main

MarkVourCalenda bullbullbullAttention Austinalumni

All graduates of AustinCathohc PreparatorySI1Iool whih dUlled in1978 are mvited to attendthe dedIcation of the newAustin Portico SaturdayJan 12 m conJunctlon WIththe 4 p m Mass at St CllUeof Montefalco Church atMack and WhIttIer mGrosse Pomte Park An all-class reunIOn win follow theceremony Call (313) 882-9812

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Last weekspuzzlesolved

FrI Jan t tCelebrate success

Join the volunteers of theAsSIstance League to theNortheast GUldance Centerat a CelebratIon GalaFrIday Jan 11 at 7 30 pmat the Country Club ofDtroit 220 Country ClubDr in Grosse Pointe Farmsmrking the 38th year otsuccessfully supportIngquahty behaVIOral health-care and substance abusetreatment selVlCes for theeast SIde of DetrOIt the five

SundayJan bullBach is back

rrh~ ~Y1Ith I~h E~~hsenes returns to the KresgeCourt of the DetroItInstItute of Arts 5200Woodward In DetroItSunday Jan 6 at 11 amWIth a performance by thePeter Soave Sextet Ticketsfor brunch and the concertare $22 for adults and $11for cmldren Seatmg on thecarpeted staIrwell for theconcert IS$5 Call (313) 833-4005

nCFood amp fellowahlp

Share good food and fel-lowshIp during the MensFriday EcumemcalBreakfast lltndayJan 4 at7 30 am at Gros~e Pomte~emorlal Church 16Lakeshore m Grosse PomteFarms Ms Sydney Rooks ofOpen Door at Fort StreetPresbyterIan Church WIllbethe featured speaker Thefee IS $5 Call (313) 882-5330

onday an 7Sacred sites

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By Sharon Malersac Executlve Director

As thl ne vear beg1l1b many homebound senIOrsare stIllleehng the aftereffects of Sept 11 2001

Some people whoexpenence these lymp-

toms may develop PTSD and as many as one out of13 Americans will get PTSD at some pomt durmgtheir 11es Of those who do the good news IS that mmany caes PTSD can be treated successfully

E1a1ne MOIlto ofGroNe PolDte Parkand Suaan Lauppe ofGrosH Pointe Farmsare shown above atthe left belping ft1lthe baekete

sac deliversThe Interfaith Volunteer careetven a pro-

gram of Services for Older Citizens (sac)brought together tbe cburcbes bullbull cboo~ andRotary Club of Grosse Pointe to provide achance for young and older people to reacbout to seniors in the community

On Dec 19 thegroUpB joined to cre-ate more tban 220Christma cards and11ft baskets to be~~~~dtl fdurlDg tbe bondHundreds of peopledonated bsketbandmade carda andIJIfts

_Driving safely while aging gracefully

Because televlSlOnbrmgs the world to ourIvmg rooms tlus con-lt1ltlOncan occur lorpeople who never expe-nenced the traumabut wltnebsed Itthrough the media Theacute stress of a trau-matIc event causeschemical reactlOl1s 111

the bram as well asphYSIcal symptoms

Sbaron Maier

SOC OItionsTrauma of Sept 11can lead to PTSD

With 24 hour neWb coverage reexpenencmg thetrauma IS ab eay asturnmg on 0Ur televllOn Traumatic eventscan lead to a conditIOnknown as posttraumat-ICtress disorder orPTSD

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youre on these medicatiOnsor need to use devices suchas glucose or blood pressuremom tors If you see a doctorwhl1e youre away be sure toget a Similar confirmatIOnletter for your return flightto cover any new prescnp-tlons

3 Take extra supplies ofeverythmg 11 case yourflight IS delayed

4 Use onglnal contamersWith ongInal labels showmgthe names of the doctors andpharmaCIsts and the pre-scnbed dosage

5 Never put your medICa-tIOns Into checked luggageBaggt can be lost Also thecompartment can be too coldor too hot and rum theireffect venes~

For more mformatlOncheck WIth your alrlme ortravel agent

For more mformatlOo ontraffic s~fety for b1der ulefsVISit the NHTSA webSIte atwww nhtsa dot govpeopleinlurvolddnvelmdex html orWrite to the NatIOnalHighway Traffic SafetyAdmInIstratIOn 400Sventh St SWWashLngton DC 20590 Youcan also fax your request to(WJ)366-7721

about your dnvmg ablhtlestalk With your doctor He orshe can evaluate the sldeeffects of the medicationsyou may be talung ConSidertaking a mature driver classthrough AAA AARP or alocal dnving school Letlnabout transportation options111 the commumty and con-Sider trymg them out

While everyone wants tokeep driV1ng for as IOlg aspossible no one wants to bea threat to themselves or toothers because they are nolonger able to dnve safelySelf-awareness is the keyWith smart self-manage-ment you ran retain thepersonal mobihty thatcomes With dnvlng whIlelImiting the nsks to yourselfund to others

Depression Treat It Defeat It

The followmg are tips thatcan help you while travel-Lng

1 Get at least two copiesof all your prescnptlOnb oneto keep WIth you and one tomclude m checked baggagem case you need fmergencyrefills

2 Get letter from )ourdoctor) confirmmg that

rymg aboard a number ofobjects meludmg LnsuhnsyrngES and any containeror VIal that could hold apotennally dangerous sub-sance

The alrhne also tned toconfiscate a bottle holdingher hIgh blood pressuremedlCme (She had trans-ferred the pills from a bottleWIth a chl1d proof cap toone that was easier to open )It was only after shE bUg-gested lettmg the flightattendants hold her medicalsupphes that thp airlineagreed to call her doctor toconfirm her me~hcal statusand her need to have theseItems close at hand

If you do onslder plan-mng a route that you arefamIliar WIth and try todnve durmg the day (aVOIdrush hour) Keep a safe diS-tance between you and thecar ahead of you and try tomake left turns where greenarrows provide protectedturns Scan the road contm-uously to antiCIpate futureproblems and plan youractIOns

Scmetunes other 1JU1J1are the best Judges of yourdnvlng ability If someonehas expressed concerns

miSSIon power steenng andbrakes and other speCIalequlpmcnt can make it eaSler for you to steer your vehi-cle and operate the foot ped-als

8 Dnvmg reqmres dlld-mg your attentlon betweenmore than one SituatIOn at atime Do you feel over-whelmed by traffic stgIls andpedestrian and vehicle traffic Do you take medicationsthat make you drowsy or doyou expErlence dlzzmessseIzures or losses of con-sCIOusness Do you reactslowly to normal dnV1ng Sit-uations

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betic fnend had a problemlast month bring-lOg hermedicatIOns wlth her on afhght to attend her sonsweddmg In Utah She hadno Idea when she got to theaJrport that the new securi-ty regulatIOns put m placeafter Sept 11 ruled cut car

pavement mltllungs othervehicles and pedestnans -~~tlaUy t dawn dusk vrat mght Does the glare ofoncommg headlights causeyou discomfort

If you have expenencedany of these symptoms ofdechnmg VISIon alwayswear your glasses and keepyour prescnptlOn currentKeep your wmdshield mir-rors and headhghts cleanand your headhghts aimedcorrectly If youre 60 orolder see an eye doctorevery year

2 Diminished strengthcoordinatIOn and fleXIbilitycan Impact your ability tosafely control your vehicleDo you have trouble lookmgover your shoulder tochange lanes mOV1ng yourfoot from the gas to thebrake pedal or turmng thesteermg wheel Do you feelpam In your knees legs orankles when gomg up ordown staJrs

If j-ouve experienced alyof these symptoms talk WIthyour doctor about phySIcaltherapy or medIcatIOnandOr tTftchmg exercisesand a walkmg or fitness pro-gram An automatic trans-

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Dad spent a lot of time alone duringthe dayand we couldnt always be therefor him Now he has new fliends eatswell balanced meals and has help wIthhis medications Assisted living atBon Secours Placewas the ideal optionfor all of us

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(NAPS) - For manyAmencans dnvmg is a wayof mamtammg mdepen-dence Changesthatoccurlnpeople as they age howevercan affect theIr ablhty todnve safely

The followmg t1p~ IIldy

help you determme whetherphySIcal changes are affect-mg your dnvmg skIll andIf so how to cope WJth themso you remain a safe driverfor as long as you can

1 Good VISion IS essenbalfor good dnv1I1g health Doyou lampave problems reading3lgns or recognizing some-one you know from acrossthe street Do you havetrouble seemg lane and

Seniors celebrate ChristmasA Christmas party was held by Services for Older Citizens (SOC)as part

of its Food amp Friendship proglaJn The program ta1Iesplace Monday throughFriday and includes lunch exereiae bingo and a social event for GrossePointe and Harper Woods seniors age 60 and older

Mary Krupa and Joe Kowalski are served by Jim Flkany of Grosse PointeRotary at the party SOCis located at 17150 Waterloo in the City of GrossePointe

Dr Dan Guyer of Bon Secours Cottage HealthSystem Will present an mformatlve talk begmmng at1130 a m TuesdaYtJan 8 at the cIghborhoodClub 17150 Waterloo m the CIty of Grosse Pomte HeWIll OJCUSbthe causes and cures for posttraumaticbtress dlborder

In the past many people behEved that only soldIersor other people who had been m a war could getPTSD Based on new research doctors and otherhealth care profeSSIOnals are learning that all kmdsof people from different backgrounds can have trau-matIc expenences that lead to PTSD

You can also get more mformatlOn about PTSDfrom the followmg orgamzatlOns Anxiety DisordersAssociatIOn of Amenca (30U 231-9350www adaa org Freedom from Fear (888) 442-2022wwwfreedomfromfearorg and the National MentalHealth AsSOCiation (800) 969-NMHA www nmha org

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Grosse Pointe News

Encounter In the ThirdDlmenslOn ShackletonsAntarctic Adventurf SuperSpeedway and DisneysBeauty and the Beast DallyscrPenJngB Will be offeredon a rotatmg baSIS begm-mng at 9 am on the hourm the mommg and on thehalf-hour in the aftemoonand evenmg TIckets are $10for adults or $8 for semorsand children ages 12 andunder Call (313) 982-6001

Detroits pastStroll the Streets of Old

DetrOit trace more than 100years of automotive historyand travel from Frontlers toFactones through the per-manent exhibitions of theDetrOIt Hlstoncal Museum5401 Woodward m DetrOItTake In the exhibit ThePolish Presence ill DetrOItthrough Sunday June 9Introduce yourself to theVIPs of DetrOIts Polish com-mumty dunng a free Pohshand Proud Meet and MingleParty Saturday Jan 12 atneon See sap ltind shup atthe Glancy Trams ShowSunday Jan 13 from 10a m to 4 p m Tramappraisals will be $2 Beenchaned by the WhlmslCaIcollectIOn of thnfty toys mthe eXhIbition A PennySaved Com Banks from theComenca CollectlOnthrough Sunday Jan 13Expenence the history ofDetrOIts onglnal settlersIohroulh tnI pyrllhhlln

Land LIVes and LegendsNative Amencans mDetrOit DetrOIts 300thBirthday is the msplratlOnfor the special exlubltion 30Who Dared

The Museum IS openWednesday through Fndayfrom 930 a m to 5 p m andSaturday and Sunday from10 a m to 5 p m The sug-gested admISSIOn IS$4 50 foradults or $225 for seniorschlldren ages 12 and undererter flee

people do not have thlsproblem

Try exerclsmg your atti-tude If you beheve thatexercise will gIve you morenergy then It will

Most of the explana-tIOns I hear from peoplewho arent worlong out areexcuses Give yourself fivereasons why you shouldcommIt to an exerClse pro-graIn get started and stickWith it Leave the whmersbehmd Jom the WInners

Kelly Griffin B S C S CS IS a personaltramer and the owner ofPower Break Fitness If youhave a fitness or tramlngquestum e-maIl Kelly at letters kfwShearstsc com orwrite her In care of KmgFeatures Weekly SerVicePO Box 536475 OrlandoFL 32853-6475

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KISKA JEWELERSThere is no time more fitting to

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Sunday from 9 30 a m to 5pm AdmISSIon IS $5 foradults and $3 for childrenover the age of five Call(313) 4945800

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Children can also explorethe hands-on exhibitIOnRacmg on the Wmd Salhngon the Great Lakes alongWith penn anent exhIbItIOnsfeatunng the doomed shipEdmund Fitzgerald and afreighter pIlothouse Themuseum 18 open Wednesdaythrough Sunday from 10a m to 5 p m AdmiSSIOn IS$2 for adults and $1 for chl1-dren a~8 12 to 18 Call(313) 852-4051

History aliveTravel through the past

100 years via the specialehibit Your Place in Time20th Century Amenca atThe Henry Ford Museumand Greenfield Village20900 Oakwood inDearborn Patrons may alsotour the museumsCommumcatiuull LI2htmeTransportatIOn andDomestIc Arts exhlbltlOnsThe Museum IS open dailyfrom 9 am to 5 p m

around watchmg a daytimetalk show or soap operaask yourself If there reallyIS no time for exercise

bull From the examples Ivealready given you can seethat exercise doesnt haveto cost you a penny Youdont have to Jom a healthclub or hire a tramer toreach your fitness goals

bull Start Simple espeCIallyIf youre embarkmg for thefirst time on a program ofexercise Try walkmg for 10mmutes three times aweek then add one minuteto your walk each weekYoull start to feel betterand ollce you do youll wantto continue

bull Afraid that exercise wlllrob you of Important energyyou need for the rest of yourday ThIs can only be trueIf you are exerclsmg toohard or too much Most

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Cool carsView a collection repre-

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a 1949 BUick RoadmasterRIVIera at the AutomotiveHall of Fame 21400Oakwood m Dearbornthrough Feb 2002 The Hallof FaIne IS open dally from10 a m to 5 pm The fee IS$6 for adults $5 50 forsemors ages 62 and up and$3 for chlldren ages 5 to 12Call (313) 240-4000

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Strings attachedAdults and duldren allke

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experienceExplore the wonders of

the Charles H WnghtMuseum of MncanAmerican HI Rtnry 315 EWarren in Detroit Trace theMotor CityS mUSIcal historyVia the new exhtbltlon Jazin DetrOit Before Motown APhotographiC HIStory run-ning through Sunday Jan13 The Museums coreexhibit Of the People cele-brates DetrOits place inAfrIcan Ameman herItageand culture The Museum ISopen Tuesday through

enough time to exerCIsewhy not use half of yourlunch break to exercise and~he other half to eat

You dont have to work upa sweat Keepmg a set ofdumbbells at work anddomg some weight trammgon your break can stillmake a difference

bull Many people find them-selves awash In faInJlyduties If you spend a lot oftime playmg taxI to andfrom the soccer field trygettmg there early andwallung a couple lapsaround the field Ill betthat If you start a routinelike this other parents wdlsoon Join in

bull Bemg productive Withyour tIme means scheduhngexercise mto your dayBlockIng out a time wIllguarantee a workout Thenext time youre slttlng

Youll fiad the finest brands inAmerica at Ed Maliszewski21435 Great2r Mack St ClairShores (586)776-5510

Start10g our 8th year $0 down$35 a month Watch for manysurprIses 10 2002 Its a good time Ito be a Po1Ote Fitness memberOn Mack 313885-3600

fee is $80 per month plus$50 for reglstraton Launcha new career With Prepanngto BabYSit Saturday Jan12 from 9 a m to 1230 p mThe fee IS $25 Tee-off With aTeen amp Youth Golf Chmcfuesdays Jan 15 throughFcb 5 frt1m 4 to 5 p m Thefee IS $40 BUild your young-sters confidence and mus-cleb With Pee Wee KarateSaturdays Jan 5 to March2 from 9 to 10 a m or 9 to10 30 a m The fee IS $35 forone hour or $50 for one-and-one-half hoursPreregIstratIOn I reqUiredCall (586) 7796111

Zoo newsExpertence the animals

and more at the DetrOIt Zooat Ten Mile and Woodwardm Royal Oak ThroughThursday Feb 28 Jom inWIld Winter festivitiesmcludIng storytelhng treedecoratmg Ice carv10g andthe sweet sounds or seasonalchOIrs View members of theHenry Ford CommumtyCollege Ice Carving Club atwork SaTurdays Jan 5 andJan 12 from 11 a m to 3P m Also on Jan 5 take mfree lUUmal themed docu-mentaries 10 the WildhfeInterpretive Gallery OnSunday Jan 6 SeptemberProductIOns presents HatsOff to Animals an interac-tive storytelhng experiencefrom 1 to 1 45 p m or 2 to245 pm The Roeper UpperSchool ChOlf Wlll perlormSaturday Jan l~ trom 1 30to 230 pm Chill out WIththe polar bears arctIc foxesseals and snowy owls at theZoos new 4 2 acre ArcticRmg of Life exhlbit VISitorscan catch the underwateractIOn With a trip throughthe Polar Passage a unique70-ft long clear tunnel tocatch all the excitIng under-water action Take a ride onthe wild side and get an anI-mals eye-view of life on theWild Adventure SimulatorTickets are $4 Along withVisits to the other great ani-mals guests can see the

The Village IS closed untilMonday Apnl 1 when It wlllbe open from 9 a m to 5 pmAdmission to the Museumranges from $7 50 to $1250Admission to the Vlllageranges from $8 50 to $14Chlldren under the age of 5and members are admittedfree ShOWing m theMuseums $15 mllhon IMAXTheatre are Mysteries ofEgypt 3-D MaOla- Call (313) 833-1805

~No excuse exercise is good resolution for 2002By Kelly GriffinKing Features

After seven years of per-sonal trammg I have heardJll$t about every excuse 10the book on why people can-not work out Some of themOst popular ones are lackof tnleurol money or energy

I beheve most peoplereally want to feel betterabout themselves havemore energy and be moreproductive yet feel thatexercise reqUires a block oftime that does not eXIst

Yet If our mmd-set aboutexercise would changemaybe it would be easier toget started

Here are some sugges-tIOns

bull Time IS very precious tomost people the more wecan fit mto one day the bet-ter If you work a Cull-timeJob and feel you dont have

The staff at NOTRE DAME IPHARMACY extends WIshes for avery Healthy amp Happy New YearWe appreCIate your loyal patron-age through the year at 16926Kercheval in-the-Village I(313)885-2154

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All aboard IHop aboard Artram USA

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Indoor playtimeThe Fanuly Center lDVltes

area preschoolers and theIrparents to come out of thecold and enJoy mdoorPlaytime programsTuesdays and Thursdaysfrom 1 to 3 pm at BeaconElementary School 19475Beaconsfield 10 HarperWoods or Wednesdays from9 to 11 am at the BamesEarlY Childhood Center20090 Mornmgslde 10Grosse Pomte Woods Thefree sessions wl1l runthrough April 2002 Call(313) 343-6711

Super scienceTour the new Improved

Detroit Science Center 5020John R m DetrOitBegmning Monday Jan 7embark on a Solar SystemAdventure view WmterNights and ZubenelgenubisMagical Sky in thp Centersnew Digltal DomePlanetanum Hands-on lab-oratory exhibits focus onmotion life sciences matterand energy waves andVlbrltlOns Now showmg inthe Centers lMAX Theatreare Journey lOto AmazingCaves and Dolphms Makeplans now to see the award-wmnmg Everest whichreturns to the IMAX DomeSaturdays and Sundays atnoon 2 and 4 pm throughSunday Jan 27 TheMuseum IS open Mondaythrough Friday from 9308m to 3 pm Saturday andSunday from 11 a m to 5p m AdmiSSIon IS $7 foradults $6 for seniors and $5ior children lMAx Theatretickets are an additional $2Call (313) 577-8400

Assumptionopportunities

AssumptIOn CulturalCenter 21800 MartEgtron theGrosse Pomte WoodsStClair Shores border offersyour children and teensenhghtenmg opportunitiesBnng those grades up WithKumon Math and ReadmgWednesdays from 3 45 to645 pm and Saturdaysfrom 10 a m to 1 p m The

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South informationParents of eighth-grade

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Special needsexplored

Bames Early ChIldhoodCenter and The FamilyCenter will team to presenta panel of Grosse Pomte par-ents discussmg their JOur-neys of raising ChtldrenWlth Special Needs dunng aParenting EducatIOn Seriesfor Young FaImhes prograInTuesday Jan 15 from 7 to830 pm at BeaconElementary School 19475Beaconsfield In HarperWoods Chlldcare IS avaJ-able for those who reglsteror the Fridav onor to theprogram A voluntary dona-tion of $10 wIll be acceptedCall (313) 432-3800

Fun flicksJunior cmema buffs can

take 10 a W1de vanety of funflIcks during the GrossePomte Public Libraries freeWmter Fllm Festivalthrough Wednesday Jan23 Preschoolers can enjoyGeorge and Martha - BestFrIends Tuesday Jan 8 at4 pm at the Grosse PointeWoods Branch 20600 Mackin Grosse POlUte Woods orThursday Jan 10 at 4 pmat the Central Branch 10Kercheval In Grosse PomteFarms Grade school andmiddle school Iludlences cantake m Mary-Kate andAshley - Case of the SharkEncounter And EnC)clopedlaBrown - Burgled BaseballCards Wednesday J an 9 atthe Park Branch 15430Kercheval m Grosse POintePark Call (313) 343-2074

Artful opportunitiesAspmng artists ages 5 to

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requIre water only every few months

Economic solutionsbull placmg a prIce on water 10 order

to make It a respected commoditybull bUYlOg food on the world market

rathEr than tryIng to Irrtgate aridlands for food

bull redlrectmg money spent on ineffi-cient agrICultural practIces to mdustry

A case-by-case aSSt-Allment IS

reqUired to achIeve any solutIOn toproblems of watEr scarcIty Howeverthe fIrst step is to acknowledge that aproblem exists and It currently affects35 percent of humaOlty ThIS 18 pro-Jected to double withm 25 years

Most Importantly we must under-stand that water 1S the source of life AB the competition over water contin-ues to grow the power of water mustbe understood If carefuUyapproached the thIrst for water caneventually prOVide the drmk forpeace

Without this most valuableresource none of us will survive Wehave no choice but to act now and totake personal responsibility for aproblem that affects us all

The United Nations has perma-nently deSignated World Water Dayas March 22

Stella Thomas IS a consultant forthe Umted Nations on worldwidewater problems She has researchedand studied oceans rwers and lakesthroughout the world Her researchhas been primarily focused on the eco-nomic political and legal implWo-tions of international water basins(ie Nil~ Jordan Euphrates Indus)uith regard to the peace process confllct rellOlutwn and national secuntyconcerns

She IS a natzue of Grosse PointeWoods (graduated from Grosse PomteNorth High School) She zs fimshmg aPhD in lnternatwnal RelatIOns and iDiplomacy from the Universlty ofParis Her education also Includesdegrees from the London School of EconomIcs Cambndge Unwersity _and Muhlgan State Unwerszty

She IS currently completlnSl a bookon the economic polItIcal and legalImplIcatIOns of mternallonal waterbaSinS With regard to the peaceprocess confllCt resolutIOn (lndnatIOnal secunty concerns

Technical solutionsbull recycling water usmg purificatlOll

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largest dams the Ataturk DamwhIch It was bulldmg at the tImeThis dam IS one of several planned toreVitalIze the southeast sectIon ofTurkey by 2010

Once thiS large-scale project(referred to as GAP) IS fully opera-tIOnal hydrologIcal engIneers fearthat the Ataturk Dam alone couldreduce Synas supply of water fromtlIe Euphrates by 40 percent andIraqs supply by as much as 80 per-cent of prevlOUS lewIs

Syna and Iraq also fear that WIthsllch a powerful weapon Turkey hasthe patent tc use Il1~t~l ~Q ~ poht~cal weapon by controlling Its flowTurke) previously threatened to blockthe flow of water If Syna continued tosupport the PKK (KurdIsh WorkersParty]

Turkey IS blessed With much waterand a mild clImate and therefore hasvery lIttle mcentlve to cooperate Ifsuch a regIOnal dIspute were to anseIn the event of such a cnsls or dis-pute no bmding agreement yet eXIstsm mternational law to solve suchproblems

Syna and Iraq being downstreamon the Euphrates River system and inmore dIre need of water could causeproblems for theIr Turkish neighborupstream if they feel they are notreceiving adequate amounts of water

Throughout the world there needsto be awareness that there exists aproblem billler than ourselves Watpris a finite ie-source that will affect allof us everywhere if it is depIcted

Political officials have an obligationto bring this message to their con-stituents and individuals need tobecome educated and aware Industrymust emphasize sustamable develop-ment projects Reglonal councils mustwork together to implement measuresthat can result in greater under-standing and better cooperationamong states

The medIa must educate the publicand create an awareness of the sever-ity of the issues at both a local and aglobal level

Every individual must understandthat our most precious resource can-not be abused We must understandhow entical water Issues are and Wemust take preventive measures toavoid catastrophlc consequences

Feasible solutions to counter thedwindlIng water supphes before situ-atlOns reach catastrophic proportionsmclude the followmg

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petItIOn over scarce water resourcesTo Illustrate per capita water avaIl-

abihty m the MIddle East has becomethe worst 10 the world The popula-tIOn 10 thiS part of the world has a 3percent to 4 8 percent growth rateand IS doubhng every 23 years

Coupled With domestIc and mdus-tnal pollutIOn dwmdlIng water sup-phes and mIsmanagement of eXlstmgresources water is redrawmg thegeopolItIcal map of the MIddle EastWater IS becommg the catalyst forconflIct and cnsls zones are emerg-mg

Collntriplt ltlIch Il~ Tordlln wfnltchmate IS primarIly desert havemandated water ratlOmng especiallydunng tImes of drought

Poor countrIes do not have thefunds to pay for the progressIvehydrolOgIcal and agnc11It1ral meth-ods proposed to imgate and expandagrIcultural fields for food ThesecountrIes whIch already have ashortage of water for daily use can-not keep up WIth theIr own growthrates

Another extreme case of watershortage IS the Gaza Stnp Gazaswater resources have been chrDlcally over-exploited for decades result-ing in a constant drop 10 the ground-water level

The Gaza Stnp IS endangered bybactenal contammation becausethere IS no adequate sewage infra-structure The situation is even worsein the crowded refugee camps where40 percent of the Gaza popuJationlives

Sewage water is discharged mtopools outsIde of these camps Waterfrom these pools seeps into theground-water aqUIfers used by thePQpuIatlOn as drinkmg water Alsountreated waste water IS used to irri-gate vegetable gardens as there isnot enough water for Irrigation

Although Israel has been commlt-ted to building desalInatIOn andpurification plants about 60 percentof Israels ground water originatesoutsIde of Its borders The West Bankalone accounts for 30 percent ofIsraels water supplies in the form ofunderground aqUIfers The waterissue IS a senous point of contentionin the Israeh-Palestmian conflict

RelatIOns between Turkey Synaand Iraq have also been tense overwater Issues

Turkey has control of the headwaters of the Euphrates Rlver sys-tem In January 1990 Turkey dIS-rupted the flow of the Euphrates tofill the water reservoir of one of Its

By Stella Thomas

We are heanng more andmore about serious waterIssues m the Umted StatesWatet scarcity has now

become a concern 10 this country Justas It has been a worldwIde concern foryears

Although 70 percent of the Earthssurface IS covered wIth water thereeXISts a common mlsperceptlOn thatwater IS an mfimte r~30urce Waterscarcity IS a cntIcal problem becaulteonly 25 percent of the total wfltRrsupply 10 the world IS fresh waterThe remammg amount IS unusable

bull because (If lts hIgh salt content Of thiS 2 5 percent 70 percent ISlocked In Ice caps and glaCiers and 29percent m remote undegroundaquIfers IncredIble as It sounds thiSleaves 1 percent of the Earths totalwater avallable for human consump-tIon

It does not stop thereThIS 1percent IS further reduced by

the poiiutlon oflakes and nvers frommdustnal dIscharge and agnculturalreSIdue

By 2025 as many as 3 billion peoplein 52 countnes w111 be affected bywater scarcity These countries wlllnot be able to meet the baSICdomesticand samtatlOn needs of theIr people

Today 1 5 billion people live with-out access to clean water Withexplodmg populations and rapidlygrowing economies the worlds pri-mlfY vntcr upply -viII need to

Increase by 22 percent to meet domes-tIc and industrial needs

Countnes such as South Mnca andPakIstan and large parts of Chmaand IndIa WIllJom the already water-scarce regions of the Middle East andMnca They will need to develop newwater systems and expand theIr lITI-gatIon systems dramatically Just tofeed thei( exploding populations by2025

Along WIth thiS grOWIng demandwater sources are rapIdly being pol-luted or depleted In some areas con- tammahon levels are so high thatwater cannot even be used for indus-tnal purposes

The SItuatIOn IS further exacerbat-ed by poor water management 10 theform of untreated sewage mdustnaldischarge dumped garbage fuelleaks and agncultural chemIcals thatpollute existmg water supphes

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~a)2vu~ be the best year ever forall of us

That was a first 10 43 years Thereare usually remnants of the holidayschnging to chaIr cushlOns and table-cloths for days IIttIe packmg pIccesand sparklIng thmg-a-ma-Jlgs on thecarpet

No one complaIned about the lackof confuslOn and the subtle changesof rout me thiS year LIke much of theworld we adjusted and accommcrdated and got through It all thewhIle realIzmg 10 the bIg pIcturehow very fortunate we are

ThIS IS supposed to be that hme ofyear for reflectmg and resolvmg anduttenng WIse platitudes about thefuture After the year we have JustsurvIVed who of us has the arro-gance to hazard a sage offenng con-cerning what hes ahead We holdtIght tl our faIth and to each other

In the past 24 hours I have lost adear fnend and learned of theImpendmg bIrth of a new longed-forchlld The promIse of our hfe cyclescontmues and our SpIrIts arerefreshed and we once agam behevea new and better year IS about tobegm

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All the best

1 ( PTP t(gt11shcJ to see a CleanlIVIn~r room floor Chnstmas night

Itwas a strangely quiet holIdaythIS year Some of our dearfnends m the neIghborhoodwere away for the holidays

others were seriously Ill Our grand-chJldren remamed 10 their ownhomes out of state They are oldenough now to make their ownmemones as It should be thoughthe absence of thelr VItalIty andenel gy was almost palpable here

We admIt the pace SUIted ourmoods thIS year To put It SImply wewere tIred WIth the death of my sis-ter last month our famIly had alibcltgtntogether and It was mutuallyagreed not to uproot the young totravel so soon agam Some of ourdose frIends gathered at our homefor ChrIstmas Eve dmner and It wasd tradItIOn we treasure and lIke toIIlnntam It was mtlmate and cozy11[1felt Just nght

It was nice to have our boys homeOw ~ons new puppy made us gigglefdllllf the void of the mlssmg chIl-dn n WIth her antIcs WIth wrappmgpIj)(r md bows We settled for lessfrllllltl meals and pick-up dmners( ( 1 (Ile chlppmg 10 to help

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by Ben Burns

There were no crOIssants norolls not even a lousy pieceof toast not even whitebread let alone brownbread

Worse there was no cof-fee The coffee makers wereempty the urns were dry

And everyonfgt must havehad sphttmg headaches aswell Nerves were a raw asmeat m a butchers WIndowto borrow a metaphor fromProfessor Henry Hlggms

We ran to the car andqUickly slIpped across theborder We stopped at thefirst 7-Eleven we could findand bought some aspmnWe then went m the famdyrestaurant we found openNew Years Day After down-mR tour alplnnl lElch) andsome water and coffee wefelt somewhat better

All m all I thmk we Willcelebrate New Vears thISyear the way we do best -at home m our lammles

Happy New Year

Ben Burns of the City ofGrosse Pomte lS director ofthe Journalism program atWayne State Umverslty Hecan be reached atburnsbenhome com or bypflOTUat (J13) 882-2810

Home fac1litles If he had anodomel hklo your car Itwould show that he now hascovered 28400 mdes

If you want to catchHOrWItz on his 2110ths of amue mIDI-run the OlympiCCommIttee and a group ofhiS friends WIll be there forthe handoff wruch is sched-uled for preCIsely 2 59 pmJust thmk of the logistICs ofschedulIng 11500 runnersof all shapes sizes and colors as they proudly carrythat torch

The most entertammgpart of the evenmg waswatchmg Dave Rozema andKlTk GIbson enJoy them-selves along WIth theirwives The former TigersSure know how to have agood bme

It was nice (and probablya good trong) to be able to gostraight to our room and nothave to drive anywhere

About 5 oclock New Yearsmornmg we awoke Theroom was msufferably hotand dry And our headpounded To thiS day wecannot remember any timem which our heads ached soIt was pamful probably theclosest to mlgrames weveever had

Coffee We needed coffeeSo we qUIckly dressed andwent to the ballroom thatwas set up for a buffetbreakfast of crOIssantssticky rolls and coffee

When we got there wewalked mto a hornets nest

HOrwItz started runmngm 1978 ID IlhnOlS and con-tmued through the 12 yearsthat he has directed anduUI Uyu ~iJe Ltnuoren ~

the OlympIC site In Atlantathrough 46 states to the SaltLake CIty Winter OlymPiCSmUtah

HOrWItz IS used to cover-mg greater dIstances Heusually can be seen as asmall curly haired beardedfigure runmng 30 mdes aweek on the streets of theGrosse Pomtes

HorWItz was nom matedfor the honor by his familyNeither hIs WIfe Michelenor any of ros offspnng WIllfess up to bemg the nomma-tor But the) thought I WdSworthy It is a real honorHOrWItz said

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It was a package deal - afour-coulse meal cham-pagne dancmg a New Yearcountdown and a contmen-ttA blikfQ03t i-~~ Ytdl 0

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albeit slow to arnve Thedance floor was too crowdedto attempt and the cham-pagne went down too easilythough we didnt realize It atthp bme

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He Joins 11500 runnerswho WIll oass the torch from

Mike Horwitz WIll run2110ths of a mile on SundayIt WIll be the shortest andperhaps the most importantdIstance of hiS runnmgcareer wroch dates to 1978

Horwitz57 of theFarms execu-tive directorof theChl1drensHome ofDetrOIt WIllcalT the 10- BeD SurDp 0 u n dOlympIC torch that dayalong 14 MIle In MadisonHeIghts from Alger toGroveland

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still dont know whosefnends they were and wevenever heard from themagam Maybe they came tothe wrong house all along

On another occaSion wewent to Toronto for NewYears Eve We stayed at adowntown hotel had a mceOUlfgtt 0Inn nd thenstrolled Bround until llrnv-lug at City Hall and theclock tower shortly beforemldmght

It wasnt very crowdedand the people were fnendlyAll m all it was one of ourmore memorable New Years

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the resultll were mixedSome were fun others wereheadaches - lIterally

We once went to my in-laws for a New Vears partyI think I was mvitedbecause they needed some-one to tend bar wrule theyplayed cards

Im neither a card playernor a bartender so I had arather bonng time

The most mterestlngthmg that happened thatmght was the arnval of astrange couple No one knewthem but we all acted lIkewe did We welcomed themm offered them food anddnnk and kissed them atmldmght

Even though the womanwas unpleasant to beginWIth and more so as thednnks kicked m we allmade the best of It

After the couple left atabout 2 30 In the mornmgwe Inquired as to who InVlt-ed them No one knew We

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When It comes to nllgtngin the New Vear my Wlfeand I are pretty dull

We seldom go out to dm-ner because Its too crowdedWe dont venture to parties(Of course you have to beinVited to one first)

We dont lIke dnvmg onNew Years Eve for obvIOUSreasons (the other dnvers ofcourse)

I guess Im a bit shy whenit comes to New Years revel-IY r Wiill aiways too embar-rassed to beat panR at mid

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Here was my creatIve and ~ Freud wrote a bnllIantmgenious plan - I dCClded psychology about the Impor-to come down to Earth end tance of the mother-mfant

Ilt-~l nl fi become one of you That way ~ lOVIng bond but 0 a ew I would know better what it people looked and hstenedbull was hke to be human and and he was ridiculed by

mortal and know suffering many Too bad Freud had a-A ~~ =-~- Dt OJ gooa tnIngs to say but

The best way was to when he started talking impregnate a Vlrgm and I about sex in cruldhood Itbull would come down Bli a babe star m the east WIse men turneda lot of people off- on Chnstmas Day Now this who brought pfts It WBli That is understandable

had to be Just nght and spe- really a Special tune The because the people thought Iclal to be unique and dIs- malO trung was I was S81d that sex was bad except

r tmctIve from all the other Father and I was Son too in holy matnmony and toI babies that were commg mto and as Son I would go make babies But I am In the

I the world I sent down my around and preach Wld try pi UCt8S of changmg myangel Gabnel to warn her to get my pomt across that mmd If I Invented it It

I that somethmg Special was my children try to be good must be good and If r ~ave

I going to happen and that Was that asking so much so much pleasure WIth It Itshe shouldnt worry The first thing m order to must be natural and whole-

I picked a nice JeWlsh gIrl be good you have to have some and healthywho was a VIrgJn and had very special parentlDg And However hke so manyI only clean tholJhts In hpl l~ W1S c knu cii oilier thIngs mere mortals

I head even thouih she was the SaVIor and the MesSIah get eamed away They havegoing with Joseph Joseph and your future Redeemer I to learn to be more responSl-was a nice guy too I wanted WBli treated very well as a ble Adam and Eve should

I some good parenting and r baby have just hstened to me picked well I WBli adored They gave Instead of eatmg the fruit

I gave her an Immaculate me gtfts and they never let When r was a boy hvmgconceptIOn meamng I was- me cry They wanted me to WIth Mary and Joseph Int gomg to have a physical be comfortable and happy went to Hebrew school WIthunion WIth her but a spiritu- they never rut me or gave me the other JeWIsh boys r was

f alone After ail she was Bli a time out My mother CIrcumCISedjust lIke them (agood as mamedto Joseph Mary nursed me and held bns they call it) In Hebrew

Immaculate means clean me cuddled and caressed school I studIed The Torahand the people had thiS Idea me She walked WIth me and and at age 13 I got my barthat sex was dirty but they she talked WIth rnp tlnd sht mltzua~didnt get It from me Sex IS told me that I was her own Then I was a man andnatural one of my favonte - really special and uruque went to work as a carpenterpfts a~d the best way to go In all the world so I would know work andforth and muloply to replen- Thats what 1 want for all get to know my people bet-Ish the Earth my cruldren The way I was ter They saId 1 wandered

If those days It was a brought up as a mce JeWIsh the desert but I was domgmiracle to be pregnant WIth- boy IS the baSIS for bemg what every good TalmudIcout ever haVIng had sex but good and feehng good and scholar did studied thethe Jews couldnt beheve It wantmg everybody else to be Bible so I would do a good(How could a Vlrgtn be preg- good and feel good job preachmg as the Sonnant) Just because they 1 was glad that the great After a whde I went forthwere my chosen people they artists of the Renaissance and preached bU~ the malOthought they knew every- painted and sculpted thou- message was love thythmg but there were some sands of wonderful and glo- neIghbor and the GoldenthIngs beyond their ken nous portraIts of me as the Rule

SolI among all the peo- baby Jesus and my mother Vou know the rest As thepies of the tIme the Jews Mary They depicted how Son I was scorned andwere the best behaved close and IOVlng and affec- rejected and eventually cru-because of Moses and th~ tlOnate she was so every- CIfied but you cant kIll GodTen Commandments and body could see r died but hved again andbemg lost m the desert But ltul the people dIdnt that gave ~he wonderful

It took them 40 years v an- Seuroe and many habit wt prmmse to all my cn1l(1ren ofdenng the desert for them to neglected and abusEd like everlastmg hfeget my pomt - two genera- now There was a German Dr Bloom lS clInical a~~otlons they were not exactly doctor Sigmund Freud who Clate profes8or of psychIatrya q~lckstudy Only Ten came to Italy as a young Wayne State UnIVersItyCommandments Some of man and saw what I wanted School of MedICITU He lS athem thought It was too him to see In the cathedrals member of the AmerIcanmany At that time I thought and museums the p81ntmgs Acackmy of Psychoanalysl9thp 1pn Commandments and ~tatues showmg the and on thp pnlffgtrI ~~r1v(~~crc net tvltgt lIIany out wnat Importance of the motner the WayTU County MedICalWIth thfgt npYll Rnd frpp WIll chIld bond which IS the SocICty He welcomes comt t 11 ohlem baSIS of all hunan love ThiS ments at hIS e mall addressI was s I a pr

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Grosse Pomte Woods resI-dent Mary Cathenne Gesell67 dear Wlfe of Dr Henry 0Gesell died of cancer onSaturday Dec 15 2001 atHarper Hospital m DetrOit

Born III Clarksburg WVa Mrs Gesell earned abachelor of arts m liberalstudies from FlondaInternatlOnal Umverslty m1977

Her multifaceted careerfrom 1951-1994 started as aflIght attendant andA~ ut Vi IaoLeJuAJrhnes first administratorfor Daytona BeachCommumty College atFlagler leglslatlve aide toSen Dunn of FIonda andpreSident of her own adver-bsmg and pubhc relatJonsfirm

She was active InCompasslOnate Fnends ofOrmond Beach Fla Eastern Atrlmes Sl1verhnersand Grosse Pointe GardenClub She enJoyed garden-mg Bible study and travel

Mrs Geseills SUtVlved byher 80118 Douglas (Ellesa)DaVIt (Mary) and DonaldTraub stepdaughtersMargaret (Patnck) andLaura (William) Gesell andJune Larkins grandchildrep Cathenne Traub andIWey and Carolyn LarklDS

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Umverslty alumm clubs andthe Alpha Delta PI Soronty

Mrs Bush tgtnJoyed gar-demng boa~mg playmgbndge square and ballroomdancmg and theater

In addition to her husband Mrs Bush IS sUTVlVedby her son Wesley R(Ttgtresa) Buh stepdaugh-ter Angela McDougal andNaomi Milks grandsonsWesley R Bush Jr and JRoss Bush II

A pnvate family servicewas held on Dec 21 at theReynolds-Jonkhoff FuneralHome m Traverse CityInterment IS In uranuTraverse MemonalGardens Memonal contri-butIOns may be dtrected tothe Grosle Pomte MemOrialChurch or to a chanty ofyour chOIce

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A~ thE wlfe of a member ofthe ClTCUmnaVlgators ClubMrs Bush traveled theworld With her hUlgtbandShe was also a Cub Scoutden mother past presidentof the GrOlse PomteMemonal Church WomensASSociatiOn the GrossePointe Symphony WomensASSOCiatIOn the DetrOitTheatre Arts Club and theDetrOlt Boat Club WomensAssoclatlOn She was amember at the Fme NtSocIety Alliance Francalsethe Enghsh SpeakmgUmon the Fnends of theGrosse POlnte PubhcLibrary the Grosse PomteHistoncal Society theFounders Society of theDetrOit Instltute of Arts theGrosse POinte CmemaLeague the Umverslty oflI-llchlgan and Wayne State

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Park resldlnt Dorothea SBush 93 dear Wlfe of JRoss Bush dted suddenly onWednesday Dec 192001 mTraverse City

Born June 18 1908 mDetrOit she was the daugh-ter of Otto A and Anna(WaJter) SchImdt She hvJWlth her parents In GrossePointe Park for many yearsuntil her mamage to Rosson July 24 1948 Togetherthey reSided in GrossePomte Park for 44 yearsbefore movmg toWdhamsburg to be neartheir son She earned a B Afrom the UmverMty ofMichIgan and an 11 A III

Beaupre Bonme Roy andMary Yayor sons MarVIn EBeaupre Jr and John ABeaupre 15 grandchildrenand five great-grandchil-dren Sister Elma Clay-comb and brother KennethBeaupre He was prede-ceased by three sisters andthree brothers

A memonal mass washeld on Fnday Dec 28 atSt Paul Catholic ChurchThe mterment IS m the StPaul columbanum

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Mr Beaupre owned andoperated the Mobil Servllt_eStatIOn at Mack and Fisherfor 34 years and was well-known and trusted III theneighborhood

After retirement MrBeaupre and hiS WifeHelen spent the next 12wmteTb m MeXICO Tileyspent their summer atthen Stoney Pomt Ontanohome

Mr and Mrs Beaupretraveled around the worldseveral times With theNomads Travel Club Theywere charter members andlogged 300000 rmles oftrav-el Wlth the Nomads YlsltmgChma and RUSSia beforethey opened for tounsm

Mr Beaupre enjoyed carracmg but first and fore-must he loved to sm HebUllt rus first sailboat m hiSbasement and hiS chtldrenand grandchildren learnedto satl on that same smallcraft

Mr Beaupre IS survivedby hiS Wife of 66 yearsHelen M Beauple daugh-ters Manlyn Severn Diane

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Fifthgraders SaraDQudlinHeatherMoore andMark Ciaravi-DO celebratedth~ tradi-tions of Hol-land by deco-rating thedoor and fill-ing the shoesof aU thestudetnswith candyduring theholiday pro-gram atTyrone Ele-mentary

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anDcrhnJcn saId shehopes the globally mmdedactlvlty W1llstick With thestudents Even If the finerpomts of the holidays areforgotten students Willhave had a lot of fun andWIll have learned thatmany people observe tra-ditions other than ourUNll

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Sixth-graders lwkedmto the traditIOns ofGermany the UmtedStates Greep and othercountries each With Itsown termmology for famil-Iar and unfamIliar loreand an actiVIty deSignedaround the practices

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While every child InAmenca IS aware of SantaClaus Harper WoodsTyrone Elementary stu-dents celebrated 12 differ-ent holiday trawtlOlls thl~year

PrinCipal CherylVanDerhnden said theprogram was deSigned toremforce the schoolscredo of CharacterCounts She said learn-mg about how people ofothpr countnes relunonsand backgrounds ~ele-brate the holidays offersstudents a broader under-standing and appreclatlOnof other people

Each classroom pIcked acountry rangmg through-out Europe SouthAmenca and Afnca Thpstudents researched thetradttlOns decorated theirclassroom doors anddeveloped a presentat10nand actiVIty for the entIreschool to partlC1pate In

Fourth-grade studentswho researched Kwanzalooked Into the Afncanholiday and made a hugebatch of a umty and fel-lowship dnnk for all crnl-dren to try whlle a secondclabb 1~Hdll~J th~~~nClnh~hinJ fn Tl

Fairfax Va her five grand-chl1dren Shannon andBngld Reynolds and KellyRobbie and KeVIn Connorsand her brother JohnOConnor of Grosse PomteFarms

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lor of arts degree fromMichigan State College (nowMichigan State Umverslty)and a master of fine artsdegree from Wayne StateUmverslty Sally marnedSyd Reynolds In 1951 andthey bought Sallys familyhome soon lfter Her sonMike was born In 1954 andher daughter Cindy wasborn In 1957

Based on her love of act-Ing Sally was a cast mem-ber on several radlO dramasbroadcast by WXlZ andallo performed m local the-ater grOUPl

However Sally madeworking WIth children herhfeag Ir1SSCTI Hor tt~~h-Ing career at LIggett Schoolm Detr01t was mterruptedLy Mil dlllII l Ii ud tubalance her love of familyand teachmg Sally foundedthe Grosse POinte ChildrensTheater m 1954 It was thefirst community chIldrenstheater In MIchiganemploymg the then-revolu-tlOnary concept of usmg anall-youth cast m performIngmany well-known playssuch as The WIzard of 001The Sound of MUSICSnow V-nlte CInderella-Ollver Anme Get YourGun and ADme By thebme she concluded her 45years of service as duectorof the Childrens Theater in1999 she had taught theater to thousands of localyouths entertained theGrosse POInte communitywith hundreds of theatncalperformancclI ami per-formed for numerous chan-table orgamzatlOns Sallytook pnde m seeing so manyof her students develop suc-cessful careers In theaterthe arts law mediCIne andmany other professlOns Shewas equally proud to seethem become upstandmgparents and members oftheIr communlbes

Sally was also very activeIn her Cathohc faith Shewrote The LIttle Shepherdsof FatIma took a cast oflocal children to performthis lay at the Shnne ofOur Lady of Fatima InPortugal and dlstnbutedfilm stnps and VIdeotapes ofIt throughout the world Shealso promoted The Friendsof Father Peyton whIchemphaSized the messagethe family that praystogether stays togetherSally was also Involved mpro-hfe orgamzatlOnsfounding the Mothers ofMary and helpmg developthe annual all-mght VigIl forLIfe at the NatlOnal Shnneof the ImmaculateConccptwn In Washmgtm D C She was also acttve Inmany Manan societies

Sally enjoyed spendingtrme WIth her famlly all of jwhom were WIth her dunngthe hohdays She IS sumvedby her ~on r11kc PlkjoilQldsof Grosse Pointe Woods herdaughter Cindy Connors of

Sally AnneReynolds

After spenwng a wonder-ful Chnstmas Eve andChnstmas Day WIth herfamily Sally Reynoldsfounder and longtime direc-tor of the Grosse PomteChtldrens Theater suffereda fatal heart attack m herGrOSle Pomte Farms homeon the mormng ofWednesday Dec 26 2001She was laid to rest onSaturday Dee 29 folloWlnga funerlJ mass at St Clarede Montefalco CathohcChurch

Sally was born 111 DetrOlton Jan 2 1924 After grow-mg up near IndIan Villagethe OConnor family movedto Grosse POinte Park ID the1930s Sally graduated fromGru PUluk HIgh Schooland then obtamed a bache-

Mary SymingtonTh urber Galloway

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dent Mary SymmgtonThurber Galloway Ollison58 died on Tuesday Dec 252001 at Henry FordHospital 10 Detroit

Born In 1943 m DetrOltMrs Olbson attendedUmverslty Liggett SchoolMiss Halls School theUmverslty of MIchIgan andBradford Umverslty Sheworked as a modelspokesperson

Mrs Olhson was pastpreSident of the Tau BetaAssoclatlOn and the JumorLeague of DetrOit Shebelonged to the JUniorLeague Garden Club theGarden Club of MichIganand the SAGAFRA Shewas also a member of theboard of trustees for theChildrens Home of DetrOit

She IS survIved by hermother Mrs Edgar BGalloway her sonFredenck Olhson IV ofFerndale her daughterMary Olhson Martmson ofConcord N H and herbrother Edgar B GallowayJr of Ponte Vedra Fla

A memonal semce washeld at Grosse PomteMemonal PlesbytenanChurch in Grosse PomteFarms on Saturday Dec 29

Memonal contnbutlOnsmay be madE to thpLeukemIa and LymphomaSociety co E B Galloway109 Old Ponte Vedra DrPonte Vedra Fla 32082

Mary Symington ThurberGalloway OWon

mg golf and bowling In1916 he was named com-modore of the Grosse PomteFarms Boat Club Hebelonged to the Veterans ofForeIgn Wars Bruce Post

Mr Maddox IS sumved byhIs WIfe of 53 yearsFlorence sons Bob and Rickof Ann Arbor grandchildrenLauren Ross Craig andScott and a sister JanetCmader

A sCripture service washeld DlC 28 at St PaulCatholic Church In GrossePOinte Farms where MrMaddox was a member

Funeral arrangementswere handled by VerheydenF-t Rco

EqeDe Kozak

Robert F Maddoll

Eugene KozakGrosse POInte Woods resi-

dent Eugene Kozak 83 wedon Monday Dec 242001 ofnatural causes in lus home

Born In Fllnt Mr Kozaklater moved to Hamtramckwhere he graduated fromHamtramck High School m1935 He then attended theUniversity of DetrOIt andserved In thtlU S Navy

Mr Kozak loved IlVlng inGrosse Pomte Woods Hebelonged to the GrossePomte Semor Mens Cluband Grosse POInte TheatreHe enjoyed the park sWlm-mmg dally 10 the summerand haVIng plcmcs WIth luslate WIfe GeneVIeve Hetook daily drives onLakeshore Just to look at thelake and to check on thegeese

Mr Kozak loved dnnlungManhattans and emovedtraveling and dining OIit -

He loved his grandchJ1-dren Graham and PaIge Heloved In us 011 vtJl l-Jedaughter-m-law Kathrynand his son Tom whom heloved but never understood

He will be miSsedA funeral semce was held

on Thursday Dee 27 at OurLady Queen of Peace InHarper Woods Interment ISat Mount Ollvet Cemetery

Memorial contnbutlOnsmay be made to theUniversIty of DetrOlt -Mercy

Robert F MaddoxRobert 1 Maddox of

Grosse Pomte Farms dIedFriday Dee 21 2001 mDetrOit He was 79

Mr Maddox graduatedfrom Cass Techmcal HighSchool In DetrOlt He servedWIth the U S Army MedIcalCorps In Europe and JapanHe owned hIS own typeset-tmg company and taughtpubhc speakmg for DaleCarnegIe

Mr Maddox enjoyed play-

birds WhlCb he and hIS lateWIfe Jane McNaughtonwould dIsplay proudly eachsummer at the HarborSpnngs Art Fau He was apast V1ce preSIdent of theIndIan Village Mens GardenClub and was an activemember of the PnsmatlcClub of DetrOit

When Dr Kmght mamedLoretta Sharp In 1991 hebecame a stepfather andgrandfather dnd reveled 10hiS new family Fnendsrecall Dr Kmght as a man ofgreat Wit and charm whodellhtfgtd 10 tht good for-tune of others

A memonal service washeld Fnday Dee 28 at FortStreet Presbytenan ChurchIn DetrOlt Interment IS mthe family plot at MountAuburn Cemetery mCambnd~e Mass

At the request of the fam-Ily memonal contnbutlOnsmay be sent to The OpenDoor a program for thehomeless at Fort StreetPresbytenan Ctgturch boilW Fort St Detroit MI48226

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DetrOIts IndIan VillageQlrdon F Knight 71 wedWednesday Dec 19 2001from comphcatlons followmgheart surgery

Born m 1924 m ArhngtonMass Dr Knight attendedYale Umverslty He laterearned a doctorate 10 indus-trial IlsycholojD at WayneState Umverslty

He served as a heutenantin the U S Navy dunng theSecond World War partlC1-patlng 10 Afncan andEuropean campaignsmcludIng Normandy

For many years DrKmght was a labor andsecuntles arbItrator work-mg With the FederalMediation and ConC1hatlOnService the N atlOnalASSOCIation of SecuntIesDealers-RegulatlOn Inc theMediation ServIce of theNeIghborhoodReconC1hatlOn Center Incthe MI hlgan RegIOnNatlOnal Academy ofArbitrators the AmencanArbltratlOn AssOClatlOn andthe Federal Labor RelatlOnsAuthonty Dr Knight alsoserved WIth dlstmctlOn forseveral years on the board ofdirectors of Adult WellBemg SeTVlces He was alsoa longtime adjunct professorfor Central MIchIganUmverslty

Dr Kmght had a WIderange of Interests mcludmgbonsai and camng wooden

Gordon F KDiampht PhD

ObituariesFrom page8Awed on Wednesday Dec 192001 m Cook Spnngs Ala

Mrs Huetteman was bornon March 10 1905 at thefamily home 10 GrossePOinte Farms the secondchIld and eldest daughter ofWJlham and MatildaBeaupre

In 1927 she mamedRaymond T Huetteman atSt Paul Catholic ChurchThey reSided m GrossePomte Farms for 41 yearsWhen Mr Huettemanretired from the DetrOitDuk ColUJ T~uot iJ 19G8they moved to Flonda Afterher husbands death m 1988Mrs Huetteman moved toAlabama to be near herdaughter Betty Ann

In addItion to bemg adevoted Wlfe and motherMrs Huetteman enjoyedgardemng and crafts HerhandIwork mcluded handpamted china sewmg cro-cheting and reupholsteringchairs DuriDlz the SecondWorld War with her broth-ers Involved In the wareffort Mrs Huettemanspent two summers Wlth hertwo youngest sons hvmg andasslstmg In managmg theBeaupre familys PlumbrookGolf Club

Mrs Huetteman IS sur-VIved by her daughter BettyAnn her sons Raymond(Jude) Huetttgtm1m WllhlP1(Laura) Huettpman AndJohn (Diane) Huetteman 13grandchildren 29 great-grandchildren and two loIS-ters RIta Trefzer and LIlhanDelPlace

Mrs Huetteman was pre-deceased by her brothersOrmond Russell FrancisWllliam and EugeneBeaupre

A memonal service WIll beheld on Saturday Jan 5 at11 a m at St Paul CatholicChurch 10 Grosst PomteFarms Interment WIll be atthe St Paul collmbanum

Memonal contnbutionsmay be made to St LeoCathohc Church 4860 15thStreet Detroit MI 48208

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LTS WIshes you and yoursa happy prosperous NewYear

Joseph Mengden ~sa res~-dent of the C~ty of GrossePvmte and former chairmannf IfIrltt f Mhu1nn 111gt Ifls~ -~ -~be 0-- theF~rwnc~al Analysts SOCletyof DetrOit lnc

Lets Talk Stocks IS spon-sored by John M R~ckelCPA PC and Rlckel ampBaun PC of Grosse PomteFarms and InuestmentCounsel Inc of GrossePomte Woods

UHF (Ultra HIghFrequency) wluch had 69rhmTlPl~ (14 through 82)But UHF receptIon neverlid equal the qualIty ofVHFreception

LTS first TV was a wed-dmg present 10 1950 a 9-Inch (dIagonal measure)black-and-whIte Spartanset manufactured IIIJackson by the SpartanCorp (world famous for itsSono-buoy submartne-traclung submernbls)

In I~fifi wp had thp firstcolor rv on our block whIchwas a 17m(~ RCA (PerryComos hair was more green-Ish than blond) To help sellcolor TV sets NBC agreed tobroadcast at least one hourm color every mght Mostprtme tIme shows werebroadcast hve becauseVIdeo tape had not yet beenmvented

Eariy on hotels motelsapartment buildIngs andcondos erected large roofantennas then split the sIg-nals for deltvery to eachrental umt via coaxial cable

Smce TV SIgnals travel byhne-of-slght receptIOn ISdependent on bemg able tosee the transmItter

RI erslde cocmumtlesbehmd the AppalachIanMountams and depnved ofTV erected huge commumtyantennas on mountamtopsbnngmg the Signals downby WIre WIth penodic ampli-fiers Installed along the way

Thus was f$hlp TV hnmThe rest IS hIstory

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Based on $1 000 Invested In each stock 00 12-3HlOIn merger each share JP Morgan (old reooMld 3 7 shares JP Morgan Chase(new+Exxon-MobII spil2 lor1 III 2001 No ClIIJI1r stock civIdends or splrtsSolrle Mengden amp Assalat8s Lid

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Even so you might saythe Dogs dldnt work outthat well thIS year Butyoure forgetting the dtVI-dends from the Dogs

At trme of purchase the2000 Dogs had an avera~eYIeld (weighted by equal dol-lar investments) of 3 21 per-cent (not mcludmg severalsmall chvldend mcreasesduring the year) vs only166 percent yteld on the 30Dow stocks

The yield from the 2000DuiCll Wdllilimost double theyteid from the entue 30 Dowstocks (including the Dogstherein)1

The Dogs of 2001 willhave a new face The currentYIeld of Merck amp Co (MRK)is 2 31 percent conSIderablyhIgher than MmnesotaMinmg amp Mfg (MMM) at201 percent Hello MRKgoodbye MMMI

of our hIgher transmittertowers and much greaterpower wattage

The onginal TV spectrumwas called VHF (VeryHIgh Frequency) and It hadonly 12 channels (2 thlOUgh13)

Later the FCC authonzedanother spectrum called

~ before cableDc you remember TV

before cable At our oldhouse (before 1985) we hada motonzed rotatIng anten-na on the roof with antlers~about 12 feet across Thebest reception was WIth theantenna arms 90 degreesopposed to the directIOn ofthe transmItter

To watch CKLW-TV mWmdsor we would rotateour antenna to face westWIth the arms POIntIngnorth and south glvmgmaxImum exposure toWindsor in the webL

Even WIth our rotatInganttlnna facmg Toledo thatCItyS SIgnals were so weakthe pIcture was always fuzzyWIth a lot of flop-oversToledo was defimtely notworth watclung

But Toledo friends saIdthey got farI receptIon ofcur Detc~tetetlone b~au~e

3 7 shares of the new J PMorgan Chase stock Exceptfor a 2-for-1 split of Exxon-MobIl m 2001 there were noother stock diVIdends orspbts In the other eIghtstocks

The adjommg table Illus-trates the market perfor-_ ~h( I)f(n n t 9lt- u _ _ I)~

the 30 DJI stocks for theperIOd Dec 31 2000through Dec 212001

The table shows that the$10000 mvested m the2000 Dogs had decbnedonly 8 1 percent throughDec 212001

But note the Ierformanceof the 30 DJI stocks for thesame penod the Dow wasoff 127 percent about 57percent more than the lossof the Dogs

the mfamous You are notauthonzed to View thISpage message So much fordIetmg onlme

Of course I had to pay aVIS1tto the WeIght WatcherswebSIte (wwwwe1ghtwatch-P~ Cl)1 I rinn~r wRnt you totrunk theyle a big opera-tion but before you go mtothe SIte you have to selectthe country you are lomput-mg from

Youll also notIce that sixof the 10 healthy smIlingpeople appearing in thehome-page photographs areyoung ladIes who could atthe very least be acceptedfor an audItIon for TVsBaywatch How aboutsome before pictures folksor a reahty chick er check

Other than the fact youcan get all the informationyou would ever need aboutWeight Watchers from thewebSite you can also Jomand dIet online Of course Ifyou dIet online you must bescrumptiously I meanscrupulously hon~st WIthyour compute

I never be about myweIght But lets just saythat on a RIchter scale of oneto 10 Im oft the charts

Have a Uch questUJn orsubject you would lleaddressed In thlS columnWant to comment or addyour two cents worth 2 My e-mall address IS

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If the dIVidend paymentsremam unchanged or edgehIgher then the only waythat Yields can dechne IS forthe market pnces toIncrease

History has proved theDogs to be qUIte fickle Forcomparahve purposes It ISverv Important that mvest-ment In Dogs stocks mustbe on an equal dollar baSISnot eqllal number of sharesbaSIS

For easyarlthmettc LTSassumes $1000 Invested meach of the 10 Dogs for anmlhal mvestmentof$10ooO(commISSIOns are Ignored mthese calculatIOns)

Dunng 2001 J P MorganBank merged with ChaseManhattan Bank WIth eachMorgan share exchanged lor

I can espeCially relate toone link called ChocoholIcsRevenge They offer a newchocolate recIpe tWIce amonth to satlsfy your crav-lOgs WIthout breakIng yourdIet budget My reactionwas Only tWIce

One of the web SItes Ifound talked about weightloss through surgery(wwwobesoloutlOncom) butI thtnk Ill pass on that oneunles~ It involves seWIng mymouth shut from mid-December through Jan 15BeSIdes I wouldnt be ableto bark Jingie Bells WIththf mutts from that stupIdsong

Another webSite I hap-pened upon dunng mysearches was Dletmg Onbne(wwwdtetmgonllne com)

For some strange reason IImaguted huge chocolatecakes and other iavontefoods appeanng on the com-puter screen

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1) record low short-termmterest rates and

2) missing the 20-pluspercent recovery from theDows September lows

January IS tax-hme andportfoho checkup time Whynot call ChriS Walker atLTS sponsor InvestmentCounsel Inc (313-886-0453) The firm has beenmanagmg Grosse PomteIdmllY porttollOS since lj~I

Dogs of the DowThe Dogs of the Dow are

the 10 DJI stocks haVing thehIghest yields among the 30Dow stocks at any giventlilJ

The mvestment theorybehmd the Dogs IS thatthese hIghest yields WIlteventually regress to themean Yield of the entire 30Dow stocks over tIme

6 Is thiS weIght loss pro-gram SCIentifically valId

Those arent all the ques-tions and statements they~tart out WIth but thcy allseem vahd questIOns youand I should ask ourselvesbefore pulling out a half ofgrapefrUit for breakfast

There Isnt much moremformatloa on the webSIteabout actual dJetmg but Ithought It was a good placeto start

The sIte concludes WIththe followmg quoteConSider jOlmng a groupthat wIll support you Inmakmg healthy chOIces andhelp you m getting off themultl-blllton dollar dietmdustry merry-go-round

For ObVIOUS reasonsheres another webSIte thatcaught my eye Its calledThreE Fat ChIcks on a DIetwww 3fatchicks com)

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DId you enjoy the hoh-days Those sugar-coatedcandy cane cookIes that youswore on Dec 24 you wouldaVOId sure dId taste greatdIdnt they

Of course I dtdnt havethat prcbem f Please Ignorethe cookie crumbs In mybeard)

Now youre wonderinghow to make peace betweenthe food and the bathroomscale Guess what TheInternet can help It can notonly help you lose thoseunwanted pounds but tt canhelp you do It safely

My first stop on theInternet was a webSItecalled Beyond Dletmg(wwwbeyonddIetmg com)

WhIle my searches ondtetlng turned up manymany SItes I lIked the waythis one started It startedWIth 10 questIOns youshould ask yourself aboutfood dletmg and lttaYInghealthy Here are 11 somesamples of 10 thmgs to con-Sider before you start yournext diet

1 Are you measunng yourhealth solely by a number onthe bathroom scale

2 Is dIetmg gettmg in theway of YOllr life

3 Does dIetmg make youfatter (l thmk they must bespYIng on me)

4 What are the healthnsks

5 Anecdotes and testlmo-ntals dont mean a thmg

At press hme Dec 27mvestors analysts and port-foho managers were closmgthe books on a burn 2001thankful for the robust vear-end rally that reduced l~~~(sfor a most volatile year

Dont lookback lookforward

January ISusually anup-monthfueled by bll-hons of dol-lars lookmg

ruI [VUI~ui~ mvestmentlt By Joseph W h I I e Mengden bonuses and profit-sharing are down

from the gluttony of recent years there IS still a ton ofmoney filtermg down the dItnbutlOn channels that wIll be lookmg for an mvest-I ment home m JanuaryI Many do-It-yourselr

investors were badly burnedlast vear

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Window Replacement Barnes School

Thc Board of Edul-aliOn of The Gnwc Pomle Publil- SchoolSylttcmWaync Count Mil-hlgan Will rccclve ~caled hld~ fora wmdow proJCd locatcd m thc Cll~ of GroltltePOInte Wood~MKhlgan at Barnc~ Sl-hoo

Spc(fll-at](]n~ and BId F orm~ WIll he available at aMANDATORY pre-bid meetine on TueltdayJanuary 8 2002al 10 l) a m ea~tern tandard tlmc Thc mandatory pre-hidHII lakc plKCat Barnc Shoo 20090 Mornmgldc GrosePOIntCWood MILhlgan 482~6 Thc mcellne will bc Dthe~CCIVD1lroom pf Barne~ ~chool

Scalcd bId 111 he duc Thur-day January 24 2002 at 1000am eatcrn Iandard lime at the Admmtltlrallon BUlldmg ofthc ltJroe Pomtc Board 01 1m( allon 1RQ laIr AvlGrC~ pOInte 11 -1Qlft ~ IHI-- am~ ~)a -- Jwill he opened and publtLly rcad aloud ThlltproJccl will nOIbe funded hv federal or lttatemonic

Plcaltc dl reel quc-tl()l trl Larrj Yanlaula Managi ofBuddrnglt and Groundlt for the Groe Pomtc Public SchoolSytcm 11~-42 ~082

Board of FducationGror POl11llPubilL iLhoo) iylttem

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Window Replacement Ferry Elementary School

Thc Board of Educal10n of The Grosse POinte Pubhc SchoolSylttemWayne County MichIgan Will receIve sealed bids fora Window proJcct localed In the City of Grossc POinte WoodsMichIgan al Ferry Elementary School

SpecIfIcatIOns and BId Forms wlil be avallable at aMANDTORY Prebid medina on Tuesday January 8 2002at 9 00 a m ell~tem standard llme The mandatory prc-bld Willtake placc at Ferry Elementary School 748 Roslyn Gros~ePOlntc Woods Michigan 48236 The meellnamp WIll be lD IhereCCIVIOeroom of Ferry Elementary School

Sealed bids Will be due Thursday January 24 2002 at 1000a m calttem standard lime at the Administration Bulldmg oftle Grf)ltse Po-nte Board of Educaton 389 St ClaIr AveGH)~C ronne Mi 0230 dl wnl(n lime dlhJ pla(c tne 010

Ill bc opened and pubhcly read aloud Th proJcct Will nOlbe funded by federal or slate monies

Please dlrecl qucstlons to Larry Yankaultka Manager ofBUlldlngltand Ground~ for Ihe Groltsc POinte Pubhc SchoolSytcm ~I~ 412 1082

Board of EducationGrose POinte Pubhl- SLhool Syslem

Linda Farmer SecrctarylJ PN 1211VUI 1212701 and 0103102

Philip Rice has jomed The Acumen Group I bUSinessconsultmg company m Grosse Pomte Farms that has ere-lltllU fil~-btllp process to help entrepreneurs grow theIrbusmess

Rice has more than 20 years busmess expenence mclud-mg WIth the accountmg firm DelOltte and Touche andGallagher Kaiser Corp a bUlldmg and pamtmg systemcontractor

Rice 1S active m the French-American and German-Amencan Chambers of Commerce In DetrOit He has alsobeen a member of the AutomotIVe Industry ActIOnGroupConstruction Industry FOluS Group

Peggy Delozier realtor and relocatIOn speCIalist WIthColdwell Banker SchweItzer Real Estate m Grosse POinteFarms has once agam receIVed the DIamond CIrcle Award

The award IS given to the top 20 percent of all sales asso-cIates across the natIOn

DelOZier has bachelor dewees m hl~torv and EnglIshfrom Npwton rol1ppop of thp ltTpn HTt TOrtlt R~tCollege She IS also a graduate of the Academy of theSacred Heart In Bloomfield Hills She IS membershIp chaIr-man of the DetrOit AuxilIary of Chlld Help USA

The Lutz Corp a mortgage bankmg dIVI~lOnof The LutzCompames has added Robert Henry to the staff

Henry a reSident of Grosle POtnte Woods WIll ~peclaltzeas a loan officer secunng loans for mcome-producmg realp~tflte

Henry was a VIce presdEnt at (omenca Bank for 12YPllro 11 addtlol tn lortgagE bankng Hellry WIll contm-ue prOVIding acqulltlon and dispOSItion servtces at Lutz

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In gemology assures cus-tomers are receIVIng Itemsof the finest quality

Both brothers weretrained by the famtly expertGeorge Kouelter Sr whosedream hves on through thefamIly

Along With a beautIfuland one-of-a-lond selectIOnIn Jewelry KouelterJewelers offers watchesfrom guch prestlglcus hncsas Breltlmg OmegaMovado Raymond Well andSelko The stores gtftwarecollection mcludesWaterford Lladro andSwarovslo

Koueiter Jewelersmoves and expands

George Kouelter Jewelershas relocated to 19815 Mackbetween Huntington andManchester In GrossePomte Woods

The famIly-owned andoperated company had beenon Mack above Vermer tor33 years With the move theKouelter family has expand-ed the store and added theconveruence of a free park-In lot

The Kouelter famIlystresses personal andfnendly servIce GeorgeKouelter ISa craftsman whodeSIgn custom jewelryBrother Roberl 5 expertise

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Photo by Bra d LmdbergJackie Harper of St Clalr Shores browses through post-holiday sale Items at

the Pointe Pedlarmg thmgs for the hornandfixmg up the home WeSfeIt -- --- - --- --- -- -all through retathng

He saId products thatevoke nostalgia such as col-lectIbles hand paintedgoods mdJVlduahzed deco-rAtiOnS 8nd a WIde range ofhousewdl e ~uld well a~JaCObsonSone of ills chentsand the anchor ofthe Viiiageshoppmg dlstnct of the Clty

As the shopping seaqlngets a second WInd In thepost-holiday phase heavydiscounts are expected toJump-start sales of outer-wear and leather goods

Now that we have coldweather Its a great tIme forafter-Chnstmas salesMarx Said Its an excellenttime because Vvchae gttver-al more months of chIll

By tills time next year theeconomy may have recov-ered If so Nitzsche saIdwe sure arent gomg to seethese prices agam ~

THERES MOREINSIDE TRA~1VJUSTTHE HEADLINES

Evel) Thursday we provide the Pointes with completecoverage of the people organizations businesses sales

and events in our community

CompilatIons of patnotlcmusIc sold much ~tter post-9-11 than ever before saidJenie Carlen manager ofpublic relations for BordersGroup Ine m Ann ArborPatnotlc book titlesIncreased after 9-11

There was more of akeepsake mmd-set thISyear Marx said There wasmore attentIon on homehearth and nestmg There ISmuch more rehance on need

At POinte FItness andTrammg Center SusieJOlJanJ a personal trainersaid I was surpnsed at thenumber of personal trammgpackages and membershIpssold A lot of people added tofamIly memberships

The training centersowner Ken Welch of theFa k said The biggest pre-sent someone can glVe theIrkIds IS to take care of them-selves and be mdependentwhen they get old

Warm wfathfr hnwlVlrcooled the shoppmg spmtTemperatures ddnt dropuntIl two days beforeChnstmas

It was a late start sales-WIseS8JdWendv Bacon ofthe family-owned WhistleStop Hobby Shop m St ClairShores People cbdnt startshoppmg untIl afterThankSgIVing From thenon It was busy but notchaotic

HeIghtened Interest Inworld affaIrs has been par-tIally credJtedWItha run onglobes at Harveys CompleteTravelers m the CIty

We had a lot of speCIalorders tius year s81d storemanager Annie Toelle

Red white and blueA surge In patnotlsm

extended to clothm2 wherethp hot (nnrs were red WIULt IU1U Ulue

At HIckeys Walton-Pierce a mens and womensapparel store In the CttyWith a hneage to 1900patnotic-theme thmgs didwell said owner BillHuntmgton

He s81dhullday sales wereon par WIthlast year

immedJately after Sept11 there was a soft penodfor a week HuntmgtonsaId Then everybodyadjusted at least accordingto my eXPilnence

In a move slmllar toDIClemente and h1sChristmas corsagesHuntmgton gave customersAmencan flag PInS Hesconsldenng replemshing hisnearly sold-out supply ofneckties and belts decoratedWIthAmencan flags

The patnotlc theme con-tinued at Borders Booksand MUSICin the CIty whichIsnt a 801e propnetor buttargets its Inventory to mdi-vidual commtmtlc~

place on Thursday Dec 20sometime between 11 30a m and 7 pm In the 1400block of Maryland Someonestole a 1988 Oldsmoblle 88parked on the street

In another inCIdentbetween Dec 16 and 19 a1999 Harley DaVIsonHentage Spnnger motorcy-cle was taken from a garaeIn the 900 block of GrandMaraiS

Dunng the evemng ofWednesday Dec 19 some-one failed In an attempt tosteal a Jeep parked m frontof a reSIdence m the 500block of Pemberton

Rowboat headA prowler who pohee

beheve had been dnnkmgwas caught after a short buteventful chase m GrossePomte Woods

Officers caught the manIn the 2100 block of Brvs onSunday Dec 23 at 4 16 a rn

The suspect an I8-year-old man from Eastpomtehad to be 1ubdued officerssaId

While runmng frompolice the teenager hoppeda fence got tangled and fellface-first Into an overturnEdrowboat stored m a resl-dents back yard An otlieermentIOned mans obvlOuslymtoxlcated appearance

- Brad Lmdberg

lOWIngconverrstlOn WIth aGrosse Pomte Woods pollee-man whIle bemg taken toJail on Saturday Dec 22 at240 am

Oh boy am I 1D troublenow said the man

-wnyT asked the officerBecause I m drullk The

suspect had been pulled overon northbound Mack nearTorrey for speedmg an esti-mated 60 mph When theofficer got out of hIS crUIserthe suspect drove off Hefolled hiS own escape byturnmg onto Ford Court adead end

You know saId the offi-cer you should not runfrom the polIce

I didnt do anythmg anynormal Amencan kId would-nt do

ThP mAl rllF11tprpl lQpercent blood ~alcohol levelThe suspect said he hadbeen dnnklng at a fnendshouse m DetrOIt Poltcecharged hIm Wlth drunkendnvlng fleeing and eludJng

Car theftsGrosse Pomte Park pollee

are nvetlgatlng twu IHthefts and a third attemptthat faIled

The most recent theft took

Luring customersLocal retailers didnt Sit

back and Walt for customersto arnve

Angelo DIClemente whohas oPIlsd The Dried FlowerIn the Woods for 30 yearsincreased his advertISingbudget Dunng a holidayopen house he gave womengreen-tnmmed Chnstmascorsages

Its the little extra thmgsthat bring In salesDiClemente saId We heldour own this season It wasgood

StateWlde retaJi holidaysales rose about 2 2 percentover last year according toArthur NItzsche presIdentand founder of TeleeheekMldugan In Southfield Thecompany guarantees checkscuswmers pay retaliers atthe tune of purehase

Looking at check actlVltyIS lIke samphng retailsales saId NItzsche aFarms reSIdent He expectsreceipts to nse to 2 3 percentonce post-holtday salesmcludlng gIft certificatesare added

Wptlr ~ QmJ(Jo 11101~ - - ~-n natIonal averages Nitzsches8Jd Thats good becausemany tImes we take It onth~ chm In any case It was

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Man needc abatting cage

An angry male driveranswered Wlth a baseballbat when a woman cut hImoff at the turnarollncl onVermer near Canton justmSlde the border betweenGrosse Pomte Woods andHarper Woods

On Saturday Dec 22 at2 26 pm a Grosse POinteWoods officer saId the manbecame enraged when a 33-year-old Harper Woodswoman Zipped through theturnaround and cut off theman He jumped out of hiSvehIcle WIth a baseball batsmashed the womans dnvers SIde Wlndow and tnedto pull her out

The office drtw hl~ IH~tolwnen tne uspect oat Inh~nd mdlcated he wouldntcooperate Police leVIed felo-niOUS asault chargesagainst the 42-year-oldHarper Woods reSident

Officer from HarperWoods took over thE sceneand arrested the suspect

All-AmericanA 19-year-oid man from

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hIm after an outstandingcareer at South

Coming out of highschool I wanted to go to acuHege where i could piaybasketball and I would get agood education no matterwhere It was Hess slUdBut when I wasnt playmgbasketball at Eastern It chd-nt feel the same

Thats when he startedexplonng other schools On~ was ColumbIa which hadrecruIted him out of hIghschool Another was Wllhantand Mary which IS coachedby former Ohio State assis-tant RIck Boyages

I really liked WillIam andMary Hess saId And Imgettmg a free educatIOnwhIch I wouldnt have hadm the Ivy League

During lus year off Hesshas been pracncmg WIth theWilham and Mary teamIncludmg the eariy mornmgcondltlOmng sessions buthes had to watch the gamesfrom t on the bench

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Hess excited aboutreturn to actionBy Chuck KlonkeSports Editor

The Walt ISfinally over forAdam Hess

List Thunlllll) h~ pl11ytmhis first college basketball mmore than two years whenIus Wilham and Mary teamplayed the UOIverslty ofMaryland

Playmg the sIxth-rankedTerrapins was Just fine WIthHess a former All-State bas-ketball player at GrossePOinte Scuth who trans-ferred to WIllIam and Maryafter startmg as a freshmanat Eastern MichiganUniversity

Im pretty excIted aboutplaymg agam slUd Hesswho was forced to SItout lastyear because ofNCAAtrans-fer rules

And Im glad itsMaryland That way If Ihave a bad game I can saythliL It WdlI because oiMaryland not me

Hess transferred afterEstern fired coach MiltBarnes who had rterLlited

Adam He took In Hme alghtleeiDg aroaDdAthena during his trip to Greece with NYCHoops

ValleyIt was a very close meet

and It went right down tothe final couple of eventshead coach Rick JohnstonslUd Our kIds SWant welland I can see the Improve-ment m each competitor n

Derek Johnston won the~UO-treestyle ana lOU-but-terfly whIle the 200-medleyrelay team of JohnstonBrandon Baetens MikltlVance and Kyle Williamstook first

In addItion Dan Adamshas been cutiing two ~-onds off his times in everymeet

I love to see the kids cut-ting time because It meanstheyre workmg hard Inpractice Johnston Bald

The FIghtm Insh fell to 0-S overall

Upcommg for the NotreDame SWImteam is an awaymeet on Tuesday Jan 8against Sterling HeightsStevenson

sonsAlex likes the school

Wood said It has a goodbusmess school and thatswhat hed lIke to go mto Healso llkes the coach and hessure that hell be there forhIS full four years bull

East wins non-league hoops gameBy Bob St John sophomore Robert Carlisle our WInStaff wnter scorEd 14 pomts and Semor Josh Saunders

Lutheran Easts boys bas- grabbed eIght rebounds chIpped In WIth seven pOIntsketball team eased mto the whIle Bobby Maynard and and seven reboundshohday break WIth a 53-37 ChrIs Gibson also played The Eagles led 21-17 atwm over vlsltmg Warren well the half but broke the gameImmaculate ConceptIon The guys played well and open by sconng 15 pomts 111

Head coach Gary everyone had a chance to get the thIrd quarter and 17 111Gutenkunst saId hIS Eagles some plaYIng tIme the fourthhad tv do l better Job of (1utpnkllnQt laId We The Lutheran East bas-reboundmg and tAkmg care rebounded better and took ketball team Improved to 3-2of the ball which they did as care of the ball whIch led ta overall

tlUUdl - a trewenuuullweapon~ Wood Bald Lastyear he improved his back-hand The last half of theseason he started hitting itWIth a lot of topspin And hehas an outstanding serv(Thnoo +J 110_ _ _ - _ lWavl~ - 00

forehand backhand andserve - make him an out-standmg player

AB good as Conn ia theressome room for improvement

He stIll needs to work onhis volley~Vood Bald Nextyear hell do that and thenhell be a complete player

Wlsconsms tennis pro-gram has been in the mIddleof the BIg Ten and Contishould be able to step nghtm and help the Badgers

Conn who is a 3 3 studentat ULS also pIckedWlsconsm for academIC rea-

Sophomore ChrIS Smallscored m the first penodwhIle Jumor Chns Andersonand senIor Pat Llpa tailledm the fmal stanza

The kIds are grmdmg Itout playing well sluft-by-sluft McKay said

It was also a family gatht11l1l iur semor ialt1ralcTImmons who competedag81nst some relatives onLumen Christi

It was fun watchmgPadraics grandfather wear-ing two hata McKay S81dIt was a mce game agamsta good team

The Notie Dame hockeyteam Improved to 10-1 over-all

Next for the Fightin InshIS a home game onWednesday Jan 9 againstUmversity Liggett School

overallCommg up for the Ftghtm

Insh are home gaJTles onFriday Jan 4 and TuesdayJan 8 agamst DetrOItCatholIc Central andMadison HeIghts BishopFoley

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Fightin Irish bury Windsor St BrennanBy Bob St JohnStaff wnter

Head coach Don Sicko gotthe results he was lookmgfor m hiS Notre Dame bas-ketball teant beatmg VISIt-mg Wmdsor St Brennan 68-50 last week

We were a httle betterLUll1~h~ W1tUl U1 uur prt~ IVU

three games SIcko saidOur attItude and work Notre Dames hockeyethic ISvery goodwhich Will team is movmg up thego a long way toward mak- standmgs in DlV1slOnIIImg us competitive After losmg 5-4 to Flint

The host Flghtm Irish Powers on Dec 1 thebolted out to a 17-6 lead Flghtm Insh have run offafter the first quarter and SIXconsecutIVe wms mclud-main tamed a comfortable 109 last weekends 3-0double-dIgIt lead throughout shutout over highly toutedthe final three penods Jackson Lumen ChnstJ in

Dfn1Vply the kIds the Lansing Showcaseplayed well but offenSIvely It was a goodgame gomgwere not where we want to back and forth~ head coachbe Sicko s81d Kevin McKay said Wetook

Sernor guard Sean Rmke an early lead but Lumenscored 14 pomts whIle Chnstl took It to us m thesemor John PeJak added 11 second penod Swimmingand semor Bnan BIggs had Our kIds played well10 espeCIally (Dave) Murray m The Notre Dame sWIm

The Notre Dante basket- goal and we won a bIg team lost its meet last weekball team improved to 3-1 game ~ falhng 98-71 to Chippewa

Knights Conti chooses WisconsinBy Chuck Klonke on his back but with his m 1990 teams in the state bullSports Editor work ethIC Im confident Former touring pro Aaron Conti has been a state

UnIversity LIggett that hell do well ~ Knckstem also played for champIon three bmes inSchoolsAlex Conti WIllhave Some of the pressure has Wood at ULS but he turned DiviSIOn IV HIs success ISa lot of pressure on him been relieved however profeSSIonal after his sopho- no aCCIdentwhen the boys tennis season Contis chOIce of colleges more year He has paid the pnce for-begms next spnng has been made He recently Dunng lus first three sea- this Wood said Hes

Hell be the No 1 high signed a letter of intent to snns with the Knights Conti worked hard on all aspectaschool player m the state attend the UniverSity of has compiled an 88-3 record of the game And he worksregardless of class said Wisconsm mcluding a 26-2 mark last on his conditioning Ill seeKnIghts coach Bob Wood He IS the thud ULS male season wlule playmg No 1 him running In the summerThats a lot of pressure player 111 Woods37 years as singles He played second when the temperature is Inbecause there are a lot of coach to SIgna DIVIsionI let- smgles lus first two years the 80s and 90sgoodplayers m the state and tel of intent Paul Van Thats a tremendous wood SlUdthat ContI hasthey can make their season Walleghem went to record when you consider three outstanding tools inby beating Alex Wlsconsm 111 1978 and John our schedule Wood said his repertoIre

That puts a huge target Yancey started at Kentucky Weplayed all of the ranked His forehand 19 excep-

January 3 2002 SnortsGrossepointeNews r 13A

Louise WarnkeCily Cleric

and 8 25 on floorVictor had a season-best

8 6 on beam MaureenMoctn came back from anInjury suffered on her barsroutIne to score a team-high845 on floor

Weathers and CadorIneach had personal-best all-around scores and PoletIsand Michelle Karowslu hadtheir best scores on floorMIa Mocen posted a 6 5 onbeam m her second varsItymeet

Hess--From page 12A

Ive had a couple ofthmgs keep me gomg Hesssaid In practIces Ive beenworkng out WIth the secondteam so I try to beat thestarter Im playmg agamstlnother reason IS out ofspIte - to sQow people thatIm still a good player

He did that m hIS firstgame with hiS new schoolscoring a career-high 21pomts

WIlham and Mary hasstruggled m recent seasonsbut Hess thmks the school ISon the way up III theColomal AthletiCAsSOCiatIon

We played the toughestnon-league schedule m theconference he saId Weplayed schools from the Big12 Big 10 and SEC

Hess got some game com-petItion last summer whenhe toured Gree~e with NY~Hoops a team of 11 colle-gIate players Hess team-Jlates included ArizonasJason Gardner andMIchIgan States AlOYSiUSAnagonve and AdamBallInger

We -played the GreekOlYlllPIC team and It wastQugh competitIon becausethey dIdnt want to lose to abUJlch of college kids hesaid The games were closeso we blamed it on the officl-atmg The fouls would be 10-o real qUIck

Not only dId the baket-ball expenence get Hess pre-pared for hiS return to thecourt but he had time toenJoy the country

We had some free timeso we got to see everythmgfrom the anCient rums tocollege-type parties hesaid

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AN OROINANCE TO AMENDCHAPTER 98 ZONING ARTICLE I IN GENERAL

SECTION 98-18 RESIDENTIAL NRKING AND SEMInRCULAR DRIVES OF THE CITY CODE OF THE

CITY Of GRO~~t POINTE ooD5 OF 1997

four freshmen who helpedfill In hadnt had enoughtIme to develop their floorexerCIse routine leaVingNorth WIthout a fulllmeup

Dornbrook led theNorsemen m three eventsShe scored 8 3 on vault WItha full handspnng 7 0 onbars and 8 15 on floor exer-cIse

Victors beam score of 7 6was the best of the mghtShe also scored well In vault(7 95) and floor (7 45)Maureen Mocen scored 795In both floor and vault and67 on bars

Gronback scored weil onvault (79) and bars (67)Weathers dId well on vault(79) and floor (7 55) PoletIscontnbuted to the teampomts on bars after suffer-ing an injUry and Safran didwell m three events

North bowed to Troy1296-1231 but Weathershad the highest score of themeet In vault (8 25)

Victor had a team-best8 55 on beam and Cadonnled the way ill bars WIth an80

Maureen Moceri andDornbrook each connectedon a difficult move on thebalance beam as they did aSWItch kick to a back hand-spnng It was the first tImeeach of them had used themove m competItIon

Maureen Mocen had afloor score of 8 15 andPoleti3 had rfglonal qu~hfymg scores m bars and vault

North fimshed fourth atthe Troy Athens InVItatIOnalWith d ~tlt1migt~urluf 124 1

Dornbrook was eighth In

n-ground unth a 31 85 andshe also placed m bars WItha 7 9 Maureen Mocen wasseventh m floor exerciseWIth an 8 65 -- the hIghestIlldlvldual score by a Northgymnast thiS year Cadonnwas eIghth on bars (805)and Poletls was mnth onvault (8 15)

North closed out the 2001portIOn of ItS schedule WItha 128 7-126 25 Will over AnnArbor PIOneer m a meet thatBentley laId was the teamsbest of the season

Dornbrook scored a per-sonal-best 32 95 m all-around WIth an 8 6 on bars8 35 on vault 7 75 on beam

Early start brings desired resultfor Norths gymnastics team

Phoro by Rosh StllaroGrone Pointe South shortstop-pitcher Chris Getz signs his national letter of

tetto plAy hAlIIfhn at WakeForest while his parents Art and Betsy Getz andblii bJgh iichool coach Dan Griesbawn center look un

An elrlc tart to the sea-son than usual prOVIdedGrosse Pomte Norths gym-nastics team With thpresults that coach BruceBentley deSIred

I wanted to get the gIrlsout there early to see whatwe had what needed to beworked on and go fromthere saJd Bentley of thestart that wa nearly threlweeks earher than normal

North whIch won theGreat Lakes Eight dualmeet and league meet tItleslast year started out With a12165-962 wm overBrulIllghdJII S~ahulm

Captams Tracy Dornbrookand Maureen Mocen hadexcellent all-around scoresof 30 25 and 30 15 respec-tively

Lesbe Cadonn posted anall-around score of 23 2 fol-lowed by Katie WeathersWith a 2185 that In(jluded a775 on vault

Natahe Victor scored 845on balance beam and Mocerihad an 8 0 on beam Cadonnposted scores of 7 95 onuneven bars and 7 85 onbeam Dornbrook scored 7 8on bars 7 45 on beam and7 85 on vault Kelly Poletisscored well on vault WIth a775 and Kayle Gronbackhad scores of 7 3 on beamand 6 45 on bars LaurenSafran had a 6 95 on beam

Freshmen MIa MocenLeah Steele and KristenGlover performed well mtheIr first varsIty match

North beat BlclIlIUglutlHGroves 1168-1048 The lowscore for the Norsemen wasthe result of Cadorm J JRoszka and Poletls mligtJngthe meet WIth mJunes Andthp (wo phnmnrp nli

tand out because he battedIn the leadoff spotGnampsbaum saId

HIS statistIcs might havebeen even more Impreigtllveas a sophomore when hemade the DlvllOn I All-State second team

Getz batted 505 With 12doubles two tnples and fivehomers He stole 34 baseshad 27 walks and drove m20 run HIS pltchmg recordwaigt 1-0 With seven savesand an 089 ERA

Getz doesnt look hke apower tflCtlit at o-tuot-lLand 160 pounds but he has36 extra-base hIts In twoseasons

Hes stronger than heappears to be but he hastremendous bat qUIcknessGnesbaum said He haone of the qu)(kest bats Iveseen for anyone hiS age

In slgnmg With WakeForest Getz WIll attend thesame school that hiS fatherArt graduated from

Thursday Jan 3 agamstLlvoma Clarenceville andhost Macomb LutheranNorth

Its a tough openerbecause North has sometough kidS SChlhi said rfeel good about our chancesto beat both teams but ourkIds have to wam It

Next for the Eag1es is theFordson Tournament onSaturday Jan 5

Super Senior squadWlmbledonRacquet Club Super Senior team of Julia Caprara Mimi

KJbbey Janet Lannen Patty McCracken Jeanne Rivard Nancy SChmidtAnne Spitz Joanne Visellio and Penny Waslak won ittl local United StatesTennis Assoctatlon league champlonsbip and advanced to the sectionaltournament in IndlanapoUs The Wlmbledonteam flnlshed second in a fieldthlOtindudelaquol teams from Wisconsin UlInotsand Ohio

Chris ltHI totals really

Devils coach DanGr18sbaum

Getz ha been Southsstartmg shortstop the Jasttwo year but he has alsobeen the Blue DeVIls closerand hant blown a saveopportuntty III two years

Although he would proba-bly lIke to clone himGne~baum IS Just happythat he has Getz for onemorE year

Sevel al senIOrs graduat-ed from lat year champl-~nhlp te~~ bu~a~tz thlr~UCl)UU ampllUt 1JIUKCLt dUU

pitcher Matt Middleton arethree tarters wholl b thenucleus of thiS years Southsquad

Last year Getz batted430 WIth seven doubles two

triples and eight home runsHe scored 42 runs and drovein 30 He also had 22 walksand stole 21 bases In hISclosers role Getz was 3-0With 12 saves and a 1 38

match whIle Steve Of)ada(215 pounds) also captured aSIlVer medal lOSing 8-5 toChntondales AntomeWeible In the champIOnshipmatch

Bobby Monahan alsoearned a medal for thePIOneers placmg SIxth at112 pounds

ComIng up for thePIOneers IS theIr MetroConference opener tomght

States bestFive University Liggett School field hockey players made the All-State

team which was selected by coaches in the state From left are KatieHoUerbach Maggie Dillon Suzanne McGoey Clare Burch and BrittanyPaquette McGoeyand Dillon were first-team selections BWChiaDd IIoD~bacb made the second team and Paquette received hononble mead_McGoeyand Burch received All-State honors for the second straight sea-son

Wake Forest baseball gets Getz

known for a long hmeAnd It doesnt stop there

Getz hat been on theDIvIsIOn I All-State teameach of the last two seasonsand after leading South tothe state champIOnship lastspnng he wa named to theAll-State Dream Teamwhich includes players fromall four dlVlslOns

Hes a total player Thatswhy so marJ) ulleuroge~ we t

Interested in him saId Blue

By Chuck KlonkeSports Editor

When Wake Forestssportll mformatlOn depart-ment sent out a newsrelease about the baseballplayers who signed early let-ters of mtent to play for theDemon Deacons It had a suc-cmct appraisal of GrossePomte Souths Chns Getz

(Getz) IS one of the bethigh school mfielders In theMidwest the release said

Thats somethmg that followers of ugh schoo base- 11 ~ h T1 1 110-) 11

Monahan Orjada shine atMacolllb County TourneyLEs Jurczakalso medalsBy Bob 51 JohnStaff wmer

WARREN HarperWoods wrestlmg team hadits moments of glory m lastweekends 28th annualMacomb CountyTournament at MacombCommunity Culltgl

We fimshed 12th out of34 ligtams whlth 1lt great fora small DIVISIOn IV schoollIke Harper Woods headcoach Adam Schlhl saIdWe beat powerhouses lIkeRomeo thanks to a sohrlshOWIng from all of ourkids

As for Lutheran East itwas a learmng expenencefor Its wrestlers

It was a tough tourna-ment for our kIds and theylearned firsthand what Itshke to wrestle some of thestates best East headcoach John Wlllnwr igtdHl

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The Eagles fimshed In thebottom third of the 35-teamtournament as sophomoreChriS Jurczak (1l2-poundclass) took home a fifth-place medal

Alex Goetz (145 pounds)also won a match for East

TIns was the first tIme In

Harper Woods hIstory thatwe had a wrestler In themals and we had two

hihl Said The guys wereIsappomted they dIdntn but they lost to twough kidsMIke MVII hdll IDolunds) won a SIlver mtgtdalsmg 8-5 to East DetrOItsatt Shankm m the tItle

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by our young people IS if you getcaught there really al13no con-sequences from lawenforce-ment the school and m manycases the parents

Accordmg to Craig he feltthese Issues were not umque tothe Grollse Pomtes and HarpervoJ uu Lney arp prevalentand that thiS reaction from theyoung people surpnsed us

The key Craig felt IS to tack-le these issues and Implementthe developmental assets m asmany places In the commumtyas poSSible

It is Craigs hope and one ofthe foundatIOns goals to helpthe commumty foster the 40developmental assets even ift don~ on~ ~t a time

Caring schoolclimate (No5)

At Harper Woods SecondarySchool prmcipal Jim Hessehandpicked 14 seventh- andeighth-graders and 24 nlnth-through 12th-graders to serveon a prmcipals advisory teamThe teams first goal is to workon the Search Institutes goalNo 5 creatmg a canng SChOOlchmate

In the first meetmg heldbefore the holiday break stu-dents were asked to Identifythings such as attnbutes theyadmired in a fnend how afavorite teacher showed anmterest 10 thelJ success In

school trungs they liked abouttheir school enVIronment andwhat they hkelt most abouttheir relatlonsrups With otherstudents at school

The process Will help stu-dents Identify the Issues andreasons for the issues and tocome up W1th poSSible solutIOns

So far student reactIOns havebeen positive

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If youths pOSRess between 31 and40 of these developmental assetsthen youths wl1l be less likely toIIqe and abuse drug dud alcohOl

In October Craig met With 40Grubse POlllte and Harper Woodsarea students parents and lawenforcement officers three timesto n1q(OnCl~ h ~ 1 1

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From the adults In those diS-CUSSIOnsCraig summanzed

In many cases underagednnkmg IS supported and con-doned by parents and our pob-cles and consequences are notconsistently apphed There aremany homPR WhPTP Alrnhnl qserv~ by the parents at partiesto their kids and other kids 10the cornmumty For whateverreason there is a very strongsense that trus subject IS onethat should not be openly diS-cussed In the commumty

Many parents feel that theirIuds need to learn at a young ageto dunk responSibly before theygo tr college Manyparents areafr81d that If their kids getcaught and there IS a conse-quence that a permanent recordWill be eotabhshed In their fil~that wlll hinder their Opportuni-ty for college acceptance or ath-letic scholarshlp ~

From the youths who attendedthe meetmgs Craig slld

-They want less peer pressureto dnnk They want clear bound-arles and consequences to be Uni-formly and faIrly applied All ofthem certamly expressed astrong deSire to have a forum toopenly and honestly diSCUSSthese issues With the adults mtheir lives

There IS a perceptIOn by ouryoung ~ople that In thiS com-mumty on a weekend there ISnothing else to do except to go toa party dnnk and get high

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Greatest Gift Foundation helps teens make choicesBy Bonnie CapraraStaff Wnter

Our youth IIOW lot es luxuryThev haul bad manners contempt for authority they showdlsrcspe~t for eder~ and louechatter In place of exerciseChtldren are now tyrants not tMselvants of the household TMv110 longer rI~P IIhin ders enterthe room They contradICt theIrparents chatter before companygobble their food and tyrannizethe teachers

In some ways some peltlplesperceptlOns of youths haventchanged much m the last 2000years

One City ot (zrosse Pomte manIS convinced that relationsrupsbetween youths and adults neednot be adversanal or polanzedHe has a plan for tunung thoseperceptIOns around

After selling his busmessMark Craig famed Our GreatestGift Foundation an organtzationcommitted to helpmg parentsschools organizations and lead-ers to help youths make wisediiuutl - especaJIy thoseregardIng drug and alcohol use

lhese deCiSions are madebased on prinCiples outlmed bythe Search Institute an mdepen-dent nonprofit organizatiOnwhose miSSion IS to advance thewell-being of adolescents andcildren The iwttitultl generatellsynthesizes and communicatesnew knowledge convenes organi-zational and community leadersand works WIth state and nation-al orgaruzatlous

At the heart of the institutegtwork 18 the framework of 40developmental assets positiveexpenences relatIonstups oppor-tunities and personal quabtiesthat young people need to growup healthy canng and responSi-ble

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ThIS IS a one hour program for beginningJUniors ages 5 to 10 The progra m ISdesigned to give young sIlldenls theskills necessary for a hfetlme of fun In

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gomg to fall asleep have 1your young person wake Jyou up and make sure the~give you a kiss goOOmght 1That way they have to be tcoherent and youre gomg ~smell booze on them If

theyve been dnnlong ~The second piece of

adVice that came from the ~foundatIOns October meet- ~mgs was to know Where ~children are and venfy It ~

Cr81g used the example 4Ja friend who called Ius ~daughter whIle she was outand asked to speak With theparents

Well they werentthpr (rll~ M H to14her If you would have tolcme they werent there Imight have let you shy

Another suggestIOn ISto Iallow youths to have more)responsiblhty so they can learn not to make mistakeSgt

Accordmg to lods what)keeps them from bemg dls-honest ISknowmg the consequence of maktng a mIS-take ISso large Craig SaidIf YOLlcan comUlWllCate -what the consequences areand what youll do If theydo get caught Its not yourfault as a parent

Overall Craig called the)asset approach a commonsense way to solve proble~~m an acceptable wa

There are so many pro- -grams that address prob- )lems CraIe saId Mv fthought process ISto find IthinKS VOLl can do III nlp ven(problems bull ]

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nurse educator teaches thesession and encourages bothgrandmothers and grandftJthers to attend

For more mformatlOn orto regtgttercall Bon SecouSCommumty HealthEducation at (586) 7797900between 9 a m and 4 p mMonday through Fnday

Coaches will be givenlaminated cards WIth specif-ic goals and )luggestioDs ofhow to Implement them

It focu8es on posltlvethmgs rather than negativetlungs said NeighborhoodClub executive directorJohn Bruce Theyre theIunds of thmgs theNeighborhood Club ISallabout - to help bUildstrong famlhes

Positive familycommunication(No2)

Among the youths whopa tiJltll-tJUl Lh~fuunJa-tlons October meetmgsCraig said ~Op(n and hon-est communlcatton betweenthe parents and the youngpeople does not eXist

One of the tOPiCStheyouths Said they mostwanted to approach theIrparents about was howtheir parents handled peerpressure when they wereyoung

One of the suggestIOnsyouths and adults came upWIthwas naVlng kids givethem a kiss goodnight whenthey carne home after aneVEnlDgout

Craig s81done of hiSdaughters uses that excusewhen shes out with fnendswhere alcohol is available

Tlus came up a lot WIththe parents 10 the sessIOnssaid Craig Tlus ISsome-thing a lot of parents dId _to wake up or If youre

soon to be-gr and pare n tswere told when they becamepanmt~

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GreatestFrom page IBtable and gnped about It8llld JUDlorclass treasurerDaria Wdhams

If It works It WIllpre-vent Issues from escalat-mg said JunIor class presI-dent Joe Zlchl

The most stnkmg aspectIS Its posltlve approachHesse said There arentany donts Ever smceColumbllle you have tohear what theyre sayingwhat thplr rml 9 on Ifwere really tuned 1Il to ourstudents and If they feellike theyre filled m on theprocess then we can dosomethIng about It

Cr81g hopes to estabhshpnncipal adVISOryteams m10 to 15 other lugh schoolsm the Grosse PomtesHarper Woods RoseVIlleBelleVIlle and Detroit

If nothIng happens thenat least theyre gomgthrough the processes andworkmg on these assetsCraig s81dThese arentnecessarilv measurablethmgs Just posItive out-comes

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Tymgmto the SearchInstitutes goal No 18youth programs theNeighborhood Club willmstruct Its volunteer coach-es on fostenng additionalassets in team members mthe COultl~ uf pract1ce andplay starting with its youthbasketball l~~gues

Bon Secours Cottage offers grandparents classBon Secours Cottage

Health Semces offers a free~an(frarent glass from 7 to9 pm Monday Jan 14 inthe private dming room(lower level) at Bon SecoursHospital 468 CadIeux in theCity of Grosse Pomte

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University of Georgia

Carlyle graduated fromNorth Georgla College He ISVice preSident of operationsfor Apache Transport and ISa captam m the GeorglaArmy NlttIonal Guard

Ronning-Mahfet

Mr and Mrs DenniSWilham Ronnmg ofSavannah Ga haveannounced the engagementof their daughter AlisonLeigh Ronmng to DamelJoseph Mahfet son of Mrand Mrs Damel JohnMahfet of Charlotte N C formerly of Grosse PomteWoods

A June wedding isrlm~n1~

Ronning earned a bachelor of business adnunJstra-twn degree from theUmversity of Georgia andan MBA lD finance from~rgta State UmversityShe works for MediaOutsourcing Inc

Mahfet earned a BBA maccounttng and economicsfrom the University ofGeorgia He works for MooreColson m Atlanta

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AUCTIONfuesdayJanuary 15- 6 PM

WednesdayJanuary 16- 6 PMThursdayJan usry 17 6 PM

Chari Sdu-eyvltgtgel A N AtAmenr8J1 lt6l 1912) patlna~bTOftraquo 18~1lI

EmUy lJnn ROlDlUloand Matthew DeBetR

DeBets son of Julie DeBetsof Harper Woods and thelate Michael DeBets A Mayweddmg ISplanned

ROlfano graduated fromGrosse Pomte South HighSchool She 18 a teachersassistant at MasonElementary School

DeBets graduated fromCleary College With a degreeIn business managementHe ISself-employed

Osborne-Carlyle

Darlene and Vic Rohr ofWarren have announced theengagement of their daughter Kimberly Osborne for-merly of Harper WoodR tnJeff Carlyle of Helen Gason of Dons rarlye [Helen Ga and BoydCarlyle of Pendergrass Ga

A February weddmg isplanned

Glgtuurne earned a bache-lor of arts degree fromKalamazoo Colltgtge and amasters degree In commu-mcatlOns from theUmversity of SouthernCahfornla

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Dave and SallyWolschleger of Ruth haveannounced the engagementof their daughter Angela SWolschleger to Thomas WVeda II son of Thomas andFrances Veda of GrossePomte Farms A May wed-Jlllg IS piannea

Wolschleger earned abachelor of sCience degree mlegal studies from GrandValley State Umverslty anda masters degree m bUSI-ness administratIOn fromCentral MichiganUmverslty She IS a legaladmmistrator

Veda attended GrandValley State Universitywhere he studied naturalresources m3nsurrm~nt HIIIS a fmanclal Malyst andbusmess owner

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PREVIEWThursday January 10 - Noon to 8 PM

Friday Tanuary 11 - Noon to 8 PMMonddY January 14 - 10 A M to 5 PM

Romano-DeBets

John and Lmda Bruce andVmcent and Kathy RomanoofGrosse Pomte Farms haveannounced the engagementof their daughter EmIlyLmn Romano to Matthew

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brides brother GeneGargaro III of Grosse PomteShores John BEaganMatthew W Hogan KevinC McCooey and Todd LPollack all of New YorkCity and TImothy JPlunkett of Tarrytown NY

The mother of the bndewore a dress WIth a whIteorganza bodice and blackSIlk charmeuse skirt

The grooms mother worea long fuchSia silk dress

MUSICwas prOVidedby theChnst Church ChOIr of Menand Boys a strmg quartetand organist Fredeflc DeHaven

The bnde earned a bache-lor of sCience degree fromGtnrgftwn llmverslty SheIS a producer and editor forteleVISion With theBloomberg Fmanclal News

The groom earned a bach-elor of arts degree fromGeorgetown UniversIty Heis an mvestment banker mtelecommUnications withSolomon SmIth Barney

The couple traveled toHawau They live InManhattan N Y

fine inCISIOnsm the corneaThose mClSlons change theshape of the cornea Thereshaped cornea focuseshght onto the retma anddtcu VUllunISrestored

Hundreds of thousandsperhaps mJlhons have hadthis surgery and aresupremely satisfied WIth theresults They now get byWithout reachmg for theirglasses or fussmg WIth contact lenses

TA~IK rgery is not frof comphcatlOns No surgeryIS Some people are botheredby the glare from hghtsespeCially at OIght A veryfew have suffered VISionloss If I were younger Iwould have the surgery

I directed thIS answer atnearSightedness LASIKhowever can be used forother VISIonproblems - far-SIghtedness and astIgma-tism

There are proceduresother than LASIK that cor-rect VISIOn LimitatIOns ofspace dont permlt a diSCUS-SIOnof them all

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BlaIr and the Rev Gerald EMurray offiCiated at the 6 30P m ceremony which wasfollowed by a receptIOn atthe Country Club of DetrOit

The bride wore a whiteSIlk gown and a cathedral-length veIl both tnmmed mwhite satlO She camed abouquet of white rose andstephanotiS

The maid of honor wasKatherine Re of BronXVIlleNY

ill Juemalds wereMeghan Burns of ChicagoEmily McCabe of New YorkCIty Dott Shea HoblO ofPabadena Cahf KathenneFrederick Webher of RoqtnnCarne Blrgbauer of SanFranCISco and BevanGarrett of Prescott Anz

Attendants woreWedgwood blue satin A-Imegowns and carned bouquetsof multi-colored summerflowers

The best man was thegrooms brother Thomas GGrace Jr of New York City

Groomsmen were the

Eye surgery can freepeople from glassesBy Dr Paul G DonohueSpeCial Wnler

Q Im trymg to deCide If Ishould have laser eyesurgery for nearltlehtpnnpssI am 36 and have worn

Glaises brIng a clearimage to a nearsighted eyeby focusmg mcommg lightdirectly onto the retma

The most common kInd oflaser eye surgery IS LASIKsurgery - laser m SitU ker-atomJleusls (CUR-ah-toe-muh-LOOSE-suss)

The cornea IS the outertOlluh r]PAr povpnn17 of the~y~Oi~ngdirectly m~front ofthe pupil WIth a laserbeam the eye doctor makes

I gl8SCS or contacts for 20yEars I have never beencomfortable With eIther Idgo for the surgery If I couldbe sure It would work and besafe Is It

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eyes that can see thmgs upclose but see distant objectsas a blur The problemcomes from the shape of theeyeball NearSighted eye-balls are elongated andthose eyes focus light mfront of the retma mstead ofon It The retma ltthe eyesfilm which the brain devel-ops mto VIsual pIctures

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Mr and Mrs MichaelJoseph Grace

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Lauren EhzabethGargaro daughter of Mrand Mrs Eugene A GargaroJr of Gros~e Pomte Shoresmarned Michael JosephGrace son of Mr and MrsThomas Gerard Grdce ofRye NY on July 14 2001at the Grosse Pomte

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Service above selfJohn Brooks Rotary District Governor

adclreued the Rotary Club of Grosse Pointerecaat1y with the message Hsuvice above self

As local leaden aud volunteen Rotarians areeoDUDitted to improving their local and globalcummUDities Rotarians pride themselves ontheir abWty to ftad commUDity solutions tolocal and IDternaticmal needs

The mother of the bndewore a full-length Ice graydress With a beaderl bodIce

The grooms mother worea full-length dress With awhIte top and mdescentnavy blue skirt

Scnpture readers wereBruce Wallace ofBrookhaven NY audKenneth Kerr of FairViewTenn

The bnde earned a bachelor of sCience degree fromthe UniversIty of Michiganana a masters degree 10bo-s admmctrRtlOnfr~-w Wayne StateUmverslty She IS a manag-er With Accenture

The groom earned a bach-tlor of SCience dewee fromPennsylvania tateUm erslty ahJ a master sdegree m busmess admmlS-tratlOn from Case WesternReserve He IS a Fordaccount manager WithGoodyear TIre

The newlyweds traveledto Germany SWItzerlandand Italy fhey live m WestBloomfield

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~f Naples Fla on Sept 22DOl at Christ ChurchGrosse Pomte

The Rev BrYant DenmsonJr offiCIatedat the 4 p mceremony which was fol-lowed by a receptIOn at theLochmoorClub

The bride wore an IvorysJlk strapless gown that tea-tured a bodICe and chapel-length tram decorated WIthcrystal beads She carned anosegay of apncot roses

The matron of honor wasthe bndes Sister NancyClark of PalatIne III ThemaId of honor was thebndes sister JennIfer Boydof Hoboken N J

Attendants wore full-length black dresses andcarned bouquets of apncotand wlute roses

The grooms brotherTImothy Pulte of Glen MillsPa was the best man

Groomsman was VincentMlhaltk of IndIanapolis IndUshers were Charles Clarkof Palatme III and ThomasSdhanek of Ann Arbor

lointe Shores ~grandparents are Richardand LUCinda Weiemuller ofGrand Blanc Great-grand-parents are Homer andShirley Welermiller ofGathnbug Tenn

Alexander JamesGraebner

Mr and Mrs DaVidGraebner of Troy are theparents of a son AlexanderJames Graebner born Feb19 2001 Maternal grandparents are the late Mr andMrs M James Walkl of theCity of Grosse PointePaternal grandparents areMr and Mrs HerbertGraebner of Bloomt1eldHills

Andrew GeromettaDreyfuss

Cvnthla and PeterDreYtuss of Naples Fia arethe parents of a son AndrewGerometta Dreyfuss bornMay 16 2001 Maternalgrandparents are JudithPaul of the CIty of GrossePOInte and the late WRonald Paul Paternalgrandparents are Jacquesand Francoise Dreyfuss ofM1amJ Fla

Sylvia ElaineHodges

Matt and Michele Hodgesof Grosse Pomte Park arethe parpnts of a daughterSylVla Elaine Hodges bornSept 26 2001 Maternalgrandparents are Ed andSue Yonne of EastpointePatenlal grandparents areRuth Brant of Carleton TomHodges of Rockwood and thelate Bdl Brant

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j Mr and Mrs Joseph Mghaheen of Mmneapohs arertbe parents of a son Jacob-lJoseph Shaheen born July25 2001 Grandparents are

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Detroit which is celebratLng Its 16th 8Dnlversary ISalocally run affiliate and ISresponsible for raiSingfunds and volunteers tosupport its building effortsHabitat for DetrOIt willcomplete Its 100th house 111Detroit by spnng 2002

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The Ecumenical Men sFnday Breakfast group WIllmeet at 730 am FndayJan 4 at Grosse Pomt~Memorial Church 16Lakeshore m Grosse PomteFarms The speaker WIll beSydney Rooks of fort StreetPresbyterian Churchs OpenDoor program

On Fnday Jan 11 DrNed Chalet will be thespeaker for the group wluchmeets every week andserves breakfast Chalet5topic will be PosltveJeWlBhHIStory Smce Jesus

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Detroit IS commltted torebuilding the Core CityNeIghborhoods area ofDetroit through a ho1Jstlcapproach that addresses notonly the phYSIcal redevelop-ment of the neIghborhoodbut also the social needs ofthe residents and local bUSI-nesses whIch have been mthe area

HabItat for HumanityInternatIonal an ecumem-cal Chnsban muustry dedI-cated to tlmunaTmg povertyhousing 18 celebrating lts25th anniversary Foundedby Millard Fuller alongwith hISwife Tmda Habitatfor Humamtv Internationaland its affiliates in morethan 2000 UllllllUIl tu~s in81 nations have bUllt andsold more than 100000homes to partner familiesWIth no-profit zero-interestmortgages Families con-tnbute 300 hours of volun-teer labor to support theirhouse construction

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In the back from left are Georle Nicholaon of Groue IoJDte Partners andHabitat Detroit the KeY VBruce RiCdon of Grosee Poiate Uemorial CbWCbandPartnere Jack SChwab of Bank ODe lUld Habitat Robert Dewaelsche of HabitatJack W1Wamaof the Partners Uld John Molk prealclent of Habitat

In the froat from left are Chase cunnlaghm of Groue IoJDte Partne LUlie SldaIier of Ccue City Nclghborhooda TrlD1 LeIrN Uld Sam Smith andiUzabullbeth WIlliam bullbull both of Groen Pointe PartDen Partners

The banks philOiiuhyofpartnershIps Jllustrated mIts motto Bank One onewith the commumty hascontnbuted to Its fifth consecutIve outstandingCommunity ReinvestmentAct rating Schwab said

Construction on thIShouse was started InAugust Thats pretty fastSchwab said

Tne Partners has recentiy~g n reoenng househuldfixtures and cabmetry fromhouses slated for demolitionin the Grosse Pointe areaaccordmg to Jack Williamsa member of the PartnersH~ says Items recoveredWIll beuro placecl in Habitthomes through the organi-zations ReStore programReStore accepts donationsof surplus bUlldmg materi-als from contractors andsells them to low-mcomehomeowners for a nommalfee

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Grosse Pointe Partners Bank One make surethat Detroit family has home for the holidays

ChrIstmas came a fewdays early when Tnm leWiSreahzed the dream of ownmg her own house - thanksto the Grosse PomtePartners and Bank One

On Dec 22 representatIves from Bank One andthe Partners dedIcatedleWISShouse In HabItat forHumamty DetrOItsTncentennial Village m thecitys Core CItyNeIghborhoods

The Rev V Bruce RIgdonsemor JJastor of GrosseP(llntE Memonal ChurchwhIch IS a member of thePartners SaId Chnstmas ISa story of homelessnessand a story of dlscovenngGods love

Habitat IS a programthat bnngs out the very bestIn everybody he saId ItprOVIdesa safe wholesomeplace where famIlIes canlearn to love God and serveeach other

Grosse Pomte Partnelllfounded in 1997 IS a collab-oratIon of 12 churches mvanous Grosse Pomte com-munities The PartnersraIse money and recruit vol-unteer support to buildHabItat houses In additionto Detroits TricentenmalVillage the Partners havehelped build Habitat housesin West Virginia and CostaRlIll

~Bank One UI proud of itspartnershIp with the GQ~Pointe Partners and work-ing with its volunteersespecially its youth volun-teers said Jack Schwabvice president Bank Oneand board member ofHabitat fUT Humanity-Miclugan It was inspira-tIOnal for me to see thoseyoung people working here

This was the fifth housesponsored by Bank Onewhich has built the homesthrough partnerships withcommunity organizationshke the Groll8e Pomte

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A httle-known VOIceJahaziel spokeIn the name of the God of all the earthFear not and be not dismayed forThe battle ISnot yours but GodsYouwill not need to fight in thIS battleTake your positions stand still and seeThe VlctOryof the Lord on your behalf

ABCD- A BIble Chapter Dady -Is one of many ways to read the BibleFor my own and other lIves On The HillDuri1g late August to late October ABeDsIhe Chromcler of some 2400 years agoHelped heart-mmd-floul Ul 2001 ADDowhat ISnght In the sight of the Lord

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This and much more 1D the two books ofChronicles the conclusion of the HebrewScnptures I find veri contemporary that 1SFull of most relevant meanmll for todayThese leaet often e~d h~k5 rThe Chnstiar ~ibJes 66 are full ofDowns and ups destructive and reneWIng

The Pastors CornerBy the Rev Gutav Kopkll JrSt James Lutheran Church

Wedo not know what to doBut 0 Lord our eyes are on you bullFor decades I have loved to pray theseWords ascnbed to DIetnch BonhoetferGerman Lutheran Pastor and TeacherAnti-NaZI martyr executed m 1945 Just before the Allies liberated my natIve land

One month after the unMuslim terrorI read on October 11 m II ChroniclesTlus prayer of Jehoshaphat who didWhat was nght gtn the SIght of thELord 0 Lord God of our fathers do you not ruleOver all the kmgdOfISof the natlOnsIn your hand are power and mIght

So that none ISable to WIthstand youIf ~~comes ~por us ue ~tllstLTdBefore you and cry to you mOur affllctlon and you WIllhear and saveWhom the Exodus forces on their way toThe promIsed land had not mvadedWere now terronzmg With destructive force

They reward us by coming to dnve usOut of your promIsed land America0 our God will you not execute judgmentOn them For we are powerlessAgamst what IScommg agamst usWe do not know what to doBut our eyes are on you

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funded under an mvestIgd-tor-Initiated research grantfrom the NatIOnal Instituteon Drug Abuse Surveys ofnationally representativesamples of Amencan highschool benlOrs were begun m1975 makmg the class of2001 the 27th such c1assurveyed Surveys of 8thand 10th graders wereadded to the delgn In 1991maklOg the 2001 natIOnallyrepreentatIve samples the11th such classes surveyed

The sample blzes m 2001are 16800 8th graders14300 10th graders and13300 12th graders for atotal of 44300 students mall

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types of changes you mightexpect to result from shiftsm the advertlsmg miX agreater amount of negatIvenews coverage or less favor-able portrayals of smokmgIn entertmnment program-mmg

There IS also eVldenpetrom the study that ciga-rettes have become some-what less avaIlable to teensThe proportlOn of 8thgraders s8)lng that It wouldbe ~falrly easy or veryedlgtY tor tnem to get cIga-rettes 11 they wanted somehas fallen from 77 percent In1996 to 68 percent In 2001Among 10th graders theproportIOn fell somewhatless from 91 percent to 86percent over the same timeperIOd The mvestlgatorsnote however that the greatmajority of these youngteens stIll say that they haveready access to cIgarettes

Will these favorabletrends In cigarette smokmgamong young people contm-ue

The reductIOns in thenumbers of teens who aresmokmg or who are accept-mg of smokln should helpto deter other teens fromstartmg Johnston saidBut the fact that the pro-portlOn who 1udge smokingto be dangerous IS no longernSlng may be an early warn-ing Sign of a slowdown m thedeclme in teen smokmg

Monitonng the Future IS

By Dr Howard Purcell(NAPS) - Heres an eye-

openmg statistic Only 9percent of Amencan chl1-dren have had an eye exambefore they entlr schoolThat can lead to more prob-lems than parents mayImaglne

Parents should take theirchtldren to an eye care professlOnal for a comprehen-SIve eye exam - not slinplya Vlblon screenlng - by theage of three again beforestartmg Bchool and everyyear while In school

Cherish childrens vision

A thorQugh eXRmlfllltonconsists of more than Simplyreading a chart It tests notonly VISIOn but also pro-VIdes information about thechilds overall health profile

Many children who havefared poorly at school or whohave demonstrated negative

A conSiderable body ofresearch - some of It basedon Momtorlng the Futuredata -- has shown that pncecan be an Important deter-rent to smokmg for youngpeople Work reported lastmonth by the UM investiga-tors at the World ConferenceUll 8111ukmg or health InNew Orlean hows thatsince 1997 the proportIOn ofstudents reportmg frequentexposure to antl-smokmgads has Increased conslder-~blJ Iu t1nA dJC lUU1JOTuuncredltmg the ads With actu-ally helpmg to mfluencethem not to smoke hasIncreased substantially aswell

Smce 1995 there has beensome mcrease at all gradelevels m the proportIOns ofstudents sa)lng that pack-a-day smokers run a greatrisk of harmmg them-selves (phjrsJcaHy UJ Jamp uLLerways) although thiS beliefdid not mcrease any furtherIn lOOl (Thl MODltonng theFuture study has shown per-ceived harm to be an Impor-tant deterrent to young peo-ples use of a number of Ilhc-It drugs)

While many adultsbeheve that young peopleunderstand the dangers ofsmokmg our data suggestthat a lot of tettllgt stIli donot particularly the youngerteens Johnston saId Forexample Some 43 percent oftodays 8th graders stili donot thmk there is a greatnsk associated With pack-a-day smokmg

In addition there hasbeen some Increase smce1996 (1997 for 12th graders)In students personal dIsap-proval of smokmg

These findmgs suggestthat It IS not Just pnce thatIS actmg as a deterrent toclgarltte use JohnstonsaId There have been someunderlymg changes mImportant beliefs and atti-tudes as well These are the

to management about futureplans for the faclhty lnclud-Il~g new equipment diS-counts mcentlves and pro-grams

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ThIS year about one Inevery 18 8th-graders (5 1percent) IS a current dallysmoker one of every eight10th graders (122 percent)and about one In every five12th graders (19 percent)These dallr smo~lng rate~are down proportIOnallyfrom ther peak levels In1996 (1997 III the case of the12th graders) by about one-half one-third and one11 ltlrtn1j nt~~t~u~~) Thrare down proportlOnally Justfrom last years levels by 26percent 13 percent and 8percent respectively

These important dechnesm teen smokmg did not Justhappen by chanceJohnston said A lot of mdl-vlduals and organizatIOnshave been making concertedefforts to bnng down theunaccectlblv hgh rates ofsmokmg am~ng ~ur youth ~

Amon~ the efforts henotes are a number thatemerged from the tobaccosettlement between thestates and the tobacco com-panies

The Joe Camel advertIS-Ing campaign was endedbillboard adYertlBlng of ciga-rettes was ehmmated andantlsmoklng advertlsmgcampaigns werp Inltated bythe newly formed AmencanLegacy FoundatIOn that wasfunder under the settle-ment Johnston saidFurther a number of stateslaunched their own antl-smokmg ad campaignsullIe aiso raIsed theIr excisetaxes on cigarettes and theIndustry raised prices morder to cover their costsfrom the settlement On topof all of thIS the mdustryreceived a great deal of neg-ative pubhclty dunng themld- to late-1990s as theIrpast practices were exposeddunng the htigatlOn processWIth the states and m thefederal regulatory debates

Abullrnelcan Councll onExerCise (ACE) and TheNatlOoal Strength andCondltlOmng ASSOCiatIon(NSCA) There are othersthat Just requIre a weekendcourse Find out how manyyears the person has beentralnmg and whether theyhave a degree m the field

The third Issue IS conve-mence You want to be surethe faclhty IS easy to get tofrom your home or Job If Ittakes you too long to getthere or It IS out of your wayyou may be wastmg yourmoney

FInally check the avad-ablhty of classes and equip-ment VISit the faCIlIty at theapprOXImate time you planto exercise so you can seeow busy thmgs are Youdont want your one-hourworkout to ake two hours tocomplete because yourewaltmg on machmesl Talk

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Daniel Elskens MD a Bon Secours Cottage neurosurgeon explainS the mostcommon reasons for low back pain In young and middle-aged adults such assports InJunes or lumbar strain He also discusses current treatment methods thatInclude minimallY invasive procedures and dlscectomles (removal of the damageddiSC from between the spine bones) The lecture IS directed at men and womenbehleen the ages of S 21d soA Questlon-and-answer session IS Included and refreshments are servedRtst1Il11()n~ Irt rlQUlred

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Included high school seniorsSinCE 1975 and natIOnallyrepresentative samples of8th and 10th graders since1991 QuestIOnnaires areadministered to students Intheir c1asbroomb by ISR staflmembem each sprmg

Current smokmg (definedac S10klng- one or ffi0rc Cig-arettes dunng the past 30days) had been decllmngsteadily blnCe the reLentpeak levels reached m 1996among 8th and lOthgraders and m 1lt1lt17~TTHO

12th graders Between 1996and 2001 current smokmgamong 8th graders fell from21 percent to 12 percentand among lOth gradersfrom 30 percent to 21 per-cent

Among 12th graders cur-rent smokmg fell from 37percent m 1997 to 30 per-cent In 2001 - a proportion-al decline of about two-tenthb Thus the youngerage groups have shown thegreatest Improvement so farThe drop In current smokmgthat occurred Just thiS year- of 2 5 percentage POintsm 8th grade and 2 6 percent-age POints In 10th grade -are highly statistically slg-mficant while the Z percent-age-pomt dechne In 12thgrade fell Just short of bemgsjgIhficai1t

Prior to the peak teensmokmg rates reached Inthe mld-1990s currentsmokmg among 8th and10th graders had been nsmgrapIdly With about a 50 per-cent mcrease ocrurringbetvccn 1991 and 19SGSmoklllg had been nsmgamong 12th graders as wellthough not by as large a pro-portlOn

The rates of dally currentsmokmg m the three gradelevels (defined as havmg oneor more cigarettes per dayover the past 30 days) havehnwtl parallel trends tothose for any current smok-mg and hkewlse have

slOn on thp tRrihn eqmp-ment You might want to askwho cpans the equipmentSamtary facilities careabout thelr members

Second check the quahfi-catIOns of the staff You wantto be bure ~haL the peoplewho are showmg you how toexercise know what they aredomg Ask to talk directly tothem and ask questIOns Letthem know If you plan to usea personal tramer whatyour health history IS andwhat your goals are fortrammg The more thoroughyou can explam your previ-ous expenences the easier ItWIll be for the trainer to fig-ure out what w111work foryou

Some highly recogmzedcertificatIOns for perconaltramers are from TheAmencan College of SportsMedlcme (ACSM) The

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Teen smoking declines sharply in 2001In a year In which good

news seems hard to come bythere IS some good newsfrom the health frontCigarette smoking the leadIng cause of preventabledeath and disease In thiscountry IS falling harplyamong American teenagers

The latest natIOnal surveyIn the ~MoOltorJng theFuture~ smes conducted bythe Umverslty of MichiganInstitute for Social Research(lSR) shoy s that teen smok-mg IS rapidly dechnmg

t)WlOO on natIOnally repre-sentative surveys of some44000 students In grades 810 and 12 18k research SCIentlsts have found that ado-lescent smokmg IS dechmngat a vigorous pace ThiS con-trasts to the dramaticincrease In teen smokingobserved In the early 199Ossays study director Lloyd DJohnston

Because the ~~n yearsare cntlcal In the mitiatlOnof HIIMIy aU hfetlme smok-mg habits what happensdunng that developmentalpenod IS vital to the eventu-al health and longeVity ofeach generatIOn JohnstonSald Thats what made thesharp Increase In the early1990s so wornsome and It ISalso what makes thiS

During thisholiday season be a

responsible party hostSee that your guests

have a good timeand arrive

home safdy-First A Friend

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Shop around-fot the best health club

dechne hich began In thelattpr half of the 1990s soenCUUlil~mg

The 2001 Momtonng theFuture survey Included stu-dents m 424 publH and pn-vate secondary schoolsthroughout the cotermmousUmted Statpl Tnhls~on andfellow social psychologistsJerald G Bachman andPatnck M OMalley havebeen conducting the studysince 1975 With supportprovIded by the NationalInstitute on Drug Abuse oneof the NatIOnal Institutes ofHealth m the U SDepartment of Health andHuman ServIces

The annual surveys have

By Kelly Griffin BSCSCS

With the New Year youmay find yourself resolvmgto lose the same 10 or 15pounds you swore to workoff last year Couldnt do It

fon your own Perhaps ItStime to conSider JOlnmg agym or health club

There are plenty of bene-fits In JOining a fitness faCil-Ity You get a vanety ofequIpment and classes tochoose trom Meetmg peopleIS easy You can get helpstartmg a routme from anattendant or trameI If youare looking to Jom a fitnessfaclhty for the first time orwould hke to shop aroundfor a better one than the oneyou currently attend hereare some tips for finding thebest one for the money

First and foremost makesure the eqUipment IS keptm good workmg condItIOnIn any facthty aflty shouldbe first Check for rustedcableb or weight plates duston the machines and corro-

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68 Entertainment January 32002Grosse Pointe News

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way between the WhIteHouse and the CapItol or onthe Memonals webSite atwww lonpsallor org

For more mformatlOn orto enroll contact the founda-tiOn at U S Navy McmonalFoundatiOn AttentwnNavy Log 701 PennsylvamaAve NW SUlte 123Washington D C 20004-2608 or call (800) 821-8892extenslOn 730

AAA lgtuggests learmngmore about the benefits ofpurchasing tnp msurancefrom a quahfied travel pro-feSSIOnal such as a AMtravd llgent Travel msur-ance b your safety netshould the unexpected ansebut 1 IS up to you - thetraveler - to determine If ItISnght for you

erage for your overseas tnpMany Umted States healthplans do not cover you out-SIdeofAmenca

A-A_A advles treveerc tndo theIr homework beforepurchasmg tnp insuranceAAAadVlses

bull Dont buy a pohcy fromthe wholesale tour operatorcoordmating your trip Ifthat company defaults thepolicy may be worthless

bull Dont buy tnp insurancefrom a crUlse hne TheIrpolICiescan carry less cover-age and Lhlirbenefits maystop between 24 and 72hours before you depart Inaddition crUise hnes areunder no obhgabon to pas-sengers who do not purchasetheir air package

bull Request the full lUsur-anlp cnntract so you WIknow everything that thepohcy does (and does not)cover

Presldent Bush willthauk YOu AlanGreenspan Mil thankyou Most of all youraccountant MIl thankyou

servce mformatlon and pho-tographs of more than aquarter of a milhon ~rvlcepersonnel

All enrollments form apart of Amencas endunngnaval hentage a permanentand pubhcly access1bleVideoregIster avaIlable forrevlewmg at the NavalHcntage Center nClrt to theNavy MemOrIal onPennsylvama Avenue mld-

The current U SMaster Tax GUIdeandback copIes are In busi-ness reference as wenThese dont arrive unulFebruary but unlessyoure dying to do yourtaxes before the formsbecome aVallable they

stances such as illnessdeath or vendor bankruptcyTnp cancellatwn or mter-ruptwn msurance averages$5 or $6 ~ lnn of tripcosts

AAA Travel offers tsMchlgan customers aTravel Related InsurancePohcy (TRIP) whIch pro-Vdes comprehenSIVe coverages for alr travel baggagetrip cancellation or mterrup-tion and personal protectIOn

Dckcns recommendschetkmg your eXlstmglosurante Jolnlelgt to Mlewhat IS covered while youand your famdy are away

bull Check Mth your autoinsurance company befOrerentmg a car to find out Ifyou are covered In the eventof an aCCIdentYoumay needInsurance through a CArrental company and anmternatlonal drlvmg per-mt

bull Fmd out If your home-owners pohcy covers lostluggage f you have anumbrella pohcy lost luggagemay already be covered butwould be subject to thedeductIble Baggage nSui-ance through TRIP wouldcover thIS deductible

bull Check WIth your med-cal msuranctl providerbefore purchasmg extra cov-

For those who go deeplymt)thlS morass the bUSI-ness reference coll~tlonholds up-to-date printmatenals

The two-vOlumeInternal Revenue Codecovers the law We havethe current code and pastcodes going back to 1990The code covers tax lawand we dont get new eltl-bong ulatil aab~1the Apnl15 deadlme 80 you willneed to check more cur-rent sources

C8iebrote The Great Lakes

MCHGAN

Grosse Pointe public libraryis ready for a taxing situation

http Ilwwwtreas state ml Will bl mg yOU up to dateus They still have only B~t most of us use mOreyear 2000 forms SQ youll straightforward sourcesJust have to watt untIl The most popul~ pertheyre good and ready to sonal tax gude 18 J K

th t Lassers Your Incomegive em au W k th tDetrmt 2001 Income tax Tax e eep e mos

recent cnes on hand bothbusmess reference andclTCulatmg so you cancheck tt out of the libraryfor a couple of weeksYoull want the 2002 edl-bon to cover your 2001taxes

The Ernst and Younglax ~aver s rwae comeshighly recommended formdlVduals domg theirown taxes Park andWoods branch hbranesboth have the 2002 edl-tlon covering the 2001tax year

Before we have all theforms are ready to go at forms we put out gIvehttp IIwww Cldetroitml us away copes of

Pubhcatlon 17 of theIRS This is the govern-ments own overall gwaefor getting you throughtlus When we run outthey dont send us moreIf you really want to usethis Its the one publica-tion you have coplck upearly

Magszmes and newspa-pers Wlll have artlCles ontaxes from now untilApnl

Theres a loLof mforma-bon out there brave soul

On the other hand youcould come to the aid ofthe economy by htnng anaccountant

Youll find state ofM1clugan tax fonns at

You neednt worry aboutthat Eventually every-thmg wdl be onlme Youcan go m through thebookmark on our homepage which should takeyou straight to the 2001forms and mstrucbons

If you prefer you cantype 1( thp wph addressand then follow dIrectlonsor icons to get to formsand mstructlons Thefederal tax site ishttp IIwwwrsgov Most ofthe federal forms areupdated but check theeaJ Some still are 2000Some are 2002

ByHnGr~ryG P PublIC Library

Domg taxes IS almostas much fun as brulhmga eats teeth

Even so while the restof the world was celebrat-109 the holIdays a few ofyou came to the hbrary tofind out when well putthe tax stuff out

Have no fear Itsalready arTlvmg At WrIt109we have more than70 cartons of the baneT)~ t 01 n riPAn th ~~J _ ~ oJ

many more WIllbe m andwe win have the tax formexhlb1ts out WIth formsfree for the talong

Many forms straggle mthrough January Somenever arnve at all Thefederal forms arrIve firstsporadically The stateforms almost never gethert until the end ofJanuary DetroIt formsamve even later If theyare sent at all

Old you seTYeThe UmtedStates Nvy MemonalFoundatlOn m WashingtonDC has estabhshed theNavy Log m an effort tohonor all naval veteranswho have served our coun-try

The Navy Log IncludesNavy Manne Corps CoastGuard and MerchantManners The Navy Log hasthus far collected the names

Now more than ever tnpInsurance ISproVldmg peaceof mmd tv Amencans whoare eXeTCSmgtheIr freedom- _ _ D_~ _ ~_

_ laV~l lIIgt _I only about 8 to 10 percent oftravelers purchased msur-ance accordmg to TravelGuard InternatIOnal ofStevens Pomt WIS thecountrys largest travelinsurer Now between 33and 50 percent are bUYingtravel msurance

ThlS is a good Sign thattravelers are takmg a en-ous mterest m protectingtheir vacation mvestmentsllld Larry Dickens chrectorof vendor relations for AMTravel Agency We wantpeople to mamtam theirnormal travel habIts andtrip insurance prOVIdes anextra level of securitv

Accordmg to D1ckens Ifyour Journey mcludes acruse a package tour or acondo or VUa- whIch oftenreqUIres payment In fullbefore you leave - tripmsurance can be qUite use-ful The same IS true If youshould requue medIcalattentwn whlle overseas

The relatively small addi-tIOnal purchase car savethousands of dollars f thetraveler IS forced to canceldue to unforeseen crcum-

Washington memorial honors veterans

TRIP insurance offerspeace of tnind for travelers

Dlclunson saldIt cost $1368 to pnnt the

ongmal verswn The reVeion would add $560

Woods deputy comptrollerRobert Kraft told commis-SIon members he would seekpnce quotes from mulbplepnnters

Smce the booklet IS forthe reSIdents of GrossePomte Woods and that anaverage of 50 booklets IS ds-tnbuted by the city clerk tonew resdents each monthKraft agreed addItIOnalfundlng could be obtamedfrom the citys operatingbudget to support the cost ofnMntlnlJ ~n PYnltnllPCl Pelt-tlOn a~cordingto tree com-mlSsion documents

We dont have the fundsIn tlns years budget to addthe four pages but wereproceedmg to develop tha~Dickinson sad We hope mthe next fi1cal year wellinclude that in our budget

Tasty broccoh amp garhcIS a perfect SIde dsh wthbeef poultry or seafoodSteam the broccoh aheadto save time Double therecipe for larger groups

My brotherm-law CarlHankla helped me pre-_ +l- Irl ~ 41~ n 1 u - -

ful broccoh We served Itwth beef tenderlolIl andmashed potatoes (pre-pared by my other brother-In-law Dan Caton) Themeal was e~oyed by myentlr~ famly

Together we had tun lI1

the kltchen Eatinghealthy doesnt have to bebonng Special thanks toCall for being my righthand tn the Iotchen dur-mg the hohdays yourethe best

200 PM THE LEGAL INSIDERChIstopher Cavanagh Hosts local attome)s DaVid Draper and DouglolSDempse) tae an illS Ide Jccl at current legal ISSueS(Repealed M-Sun 400 AM MlWfSun 6 00 PM)

230 PM POINTERS WITH PROSTGuesl AJra PollacA IvtChgQJI Em rounema CounetlHost John Prosllllier-Iels local celebnlles aboullirneI) 10JllCS (Repeated M-Sun 40 AM MIWIFSun700 PM)

300 PM TH11iGS TO DO AT THE WARMEMORIALGueSIS Jobl1 Case) amp MIchelle BomlaTloBunn) Brooks host an IIlformalle 100 al whal sha~llInl al the War Memonal (Repeated M Sun) OOAM MWiIiun 8 00 PMgt

330 PM POINTES Of HORTICUITUREGuesl Joe S Floer ArI(llglI Parr IHost honleultuml Jim Farquhar hares lips gles61(1Ice and Inlen IC S lOCJ1 dULhOIIIIl VII grdcOIng(Repeated 1 gtun ~OAM MWII Sun 6 10 PvI)

400 PM YOUNG VIEW POTNTF-Sl pbeal )oulh sho featunng students reJXgtnmg00 a anel) of educallonal loples (Repealed M iun 600AM 1 Ifi un 810 PM)

4)0 PM HTERCOI_OR WOR~JlOPRenowned local artist (arol LaChlUsa demonlralealereolor lechnlques SImple enough for begmnerltHI challengmg 10 the epenenced artist (RepealedM-Sun 610 -M 1IWflltun 9 ()()PM)

500 PM VITALITYPLtA half hour of hod) Il1mng and epklci bolngexercIe cia 1WIF-iiun tepleklxllIlgTffhiat Tone IRepeated M iun 7 00 AM)

530 PM fLSICAtiTORY11MtJAMBOREEHosls 11 GlOria from the Central Llonmand MI~ Paula lhe Mem 1u~ Maer ofter a Ihalf hour of tones dnu mule lor children(T rrh~1 0 PM onl) )

BOllshallow water m asteamer pot add the broccob and cover Steam for 3to 4 mmutes (It Mil stillbe bnght green) drainand set aSIde Heat the 011in a large nonbtlck slolletAdd the garhc oreganoand broccoh and sauteuntIl the garlic becomesgolden about 4 to 5 mm-utes

A LA ANNIE

By Annie RouleauSCheriff

(from ajar)14 teaspoon crushed

red pepper flakes(optional)

Every new resldent getsa copy of thIS book

Is a beautiful bookDickmson sllld It was theTree Commisswns contnbu-bon to the Ctys 50thanmversary along Mth theHlstoncal CommIssionschronology of the Woods

The proposed four-pageexpanSlOn wlll have room foraddltional hlstoncal mfor-mation

We have plans tomcrease the content of thebook mcluding a map thatMil show all the varieties oftrees on the walkin~ path atLake Front Park said AllenDlckmson the Woods citycouncIl represent8tlve to thetree commisson

Commumty Tree Bookletpublished by the GrossePomte Woods TreeCommlSSlont WIll includemajor changes accordmgto commlssion members

GROSSE POINTE WAR MEMORIALS

TV5TELEVISION FOR THEWHOLE COMMUNITY

Holidays are over its time to getback to healthy eating

Add the roaeted pepperand crushed red pepperand toss for an add1tonal2 to 3 mmutes SeasonwIth salt and pepper IfdeSIred Serve hot

910AM InUIT PUISA half hour deroblc ccrclse class (Repeated M-SunII 00 PM)

938 AM POSITIVELY lOSlTIVEFTOIIA LtOld IVrllIhl HauseHosts JeaOle kNell and Lit AIen bull an upllftmg half-hour of JX1li lItltudc and Ideas (Repealed M-sunII 0 P1 MVr gtun 9 0 PM)

10ooA1 WHOS ll THE KITCHEllGllel Ptrld PerHost Chue Kaess eools With local eclebntles(Repelcd 1 un IHJnghl TThS 1( 0 PM)

1038 M ISIIgt ARTArt amp Poem(Repclted 1n 12 gtOAM 1Wif-Sun5 gt0 PM)

1100 A OlT OF THE ORDINARY bullbullINTO TIfJ- EXTRAORDI1oIARYGuesl jail SII ImagerHolaquol ROOcrtTa Ir prcoent an etraordmal) half-hour01 poopk p1ac~ nd Icka (Repealed M Sun 00AvI 1 n h ial 9-00 P1)

1130 11 THF ~OCSHOWCelller fOI Peace amp tOIlfcl Sludies WSUHot rrJIl ehonLnhltrg and her gues dl~U toptcalld e Ill 01 panleuldr Inlerest to en lOT ~IIIZtn(Reptaled M un 1 ~()AM TffhSal ( 00 PM)

U69 pf 11IF ECONOMIC CLUB OfDETROITHIS Fmlllltnct Adam Cardma MGldaFeature nllIonall no n guet speaKe dl~eulIlgcurren I 11 n Ihe bulnts communi I) IRepealedM-Sun 2 00 A 1 1 Th al 7 IXl PMgt

110 PM THt EASTSIDE EAMIJilERRonald 1 f)gtIIafd HOllie

HOit Jlliia ~m and UCI highlight upeomlllg localnon proII [lllt111 elLnl (Reneated 1 iun ~ OOAM1IWI un 7 ~O11)

130P1 (0 ERSTIO~ WITHCOI I EltTORBcaln POlleH~L lU UI HdlV f~lluSCS ll1i k)CJ ntc ng clI cI rRl peatcd vi 110 0 AM Tffhlial ROO111

Broccoli amp Garlic1 pound broccoli flo-

rets (the tops of thetrees)

2 teaspoons olive oilS garlic cloves

minced14 teaspoon dried

oregano14 cup thinly sliced

roasted red pepper

Its time to pItch theChristmas cookles thenuts the pies and cakesand other sweet holidaydehght that youvetucked around thelutchen

Its tlntl to get healthyStart the new year

nght by treatmg yourbody to the fresh fruitsand vegetables that areavaIlable year round

ThIS weeks feature IS aIiT l ~1o hrgt +-1) 0 ~11 tJ 1 -

broccoli that S SImple toprepare and puts a littleZIpmto the popular greenvegetable

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DAYTIME PROGAAMVIING FOR THE WEEK OF JANUARY 06 - JANUARY 13

Woods tree booklet is branching outBy EsradLindbergStaff Wnter

A local group of treefdncJ~r 1S lvukifl~ for aprmter to manufacture1000 addItlonal copIes of agulde to area trees I

A new edItIon of the

1+1Martini lounge

amp Wine BarUve Music Friday lk saturdaY

January 3 2002Grosse Pointe New8 Metro calendar 76

Periodontal disease may lead to seriousmedical conditions but it is treatable

For addItional Informa-tIOn on penodontal dIseaseVISIt www arestm com orcall (866) 2737864

Interestingly In a recentsurvey of 1000 Amencansover half rated regular den-tal VISItsand teeth cleanmgshIgher than gettmg regullt1cholesterol checks Howeverfar fewer request a dentalscreemng that could predIcttheIr chances of contractingpenodontal disease

nate the remaming bactenathat cant be reached dunngthe SRP procedure ArestmIS a fast and easy treatmentthat IS Omfortable forpatients anesthesia IS notneeded

ExhUttIona ShowAt the DIA

From the old masters tothe finest m modern art dIS-cover the gallerIes and exhI-bItIOns of the DetrOItInstItute of Arts The play-tmngs of the baby boomergeneratIOn are the focus ofphotographer DaVIdLevmthals VIVidexhIbItionSmall Wonder Worlds In aBox runnmg throughSunday Feb ~ The eventsof late 16th and 17lh centu-ry England and the beautyof nature are reflected m theexhIbItion Garden Imageryin English EmbrOIdery openthrough Sunday March 10Amencas oldest culturaltralhtlOnb are celebrared mthe exhIbItion Dance of theForest Spmts A Set ofNative American Masksthrough May 2002 Museumhours are Wednesdaythrough Fnday from 11 amto 4 pm and Saturday andSunday from 11 a m to 5p m Recommended admisSlon IS $4 for adults and $1for chIldren and studentsCall (313) 833-7963

On go nDSO notes

The DetrOlt SymphonyOrchestras DetrOlt EdlsonFoundabon Pops returns toOrchestra Hall 3711Woodward m DetrOitThursday Jan 10 throughSunday Jan 13 for StarsStllpes and Pops with trumpeter Marcus BelgravePerformances are scheduledfDr Thursday at 8 pmFriday and Saturday at 8 30P m and Sunday at 3 p m

T1ckets range from $19 to$75 Call (313) 576-5100

weekly workouts are $78 fortwo sessions $106 for threesessIOns or $124 for four ses-sIOns RegIster today forJanuary classes mcludmgGolf Tae Kwon Do KarateYoga TennIS GUItar AdultConversational GreekSmart Women FinIsh FIrstand Watercolors MacombCounty Commumty Collegeoffers a WIdevanety of waysto expand your honzons attheir AssumptIOn CulturalCenter campus To regIsterfor MCC programs call(586) 4984000PreregIstratIOn IS reqUIredfor most AssumptIOn cours-es Call (586) 779-6111

DO YOU bullbullbullwant to be in the metro calendar

Then fill out ttns form send 111096llterctleval Grosse PootErFarms 48236 or fax to (313) 882-1585 by 3 P m Fnday

EventDateTimePlaceCostQuestions CallContact Person

Recently dentISts andhygJemsts have begunaddmg the antIbIOticArestm a locally admmls-tered antibiotIc to help fightpenodontal dIsease to theSRP procedure The antlblotic ISapphed dIrectly to themfected area helpmg ehml-

serious health condItionsBecause penodontal dIS-

ease is a chrome bactenalmfectlOn It can be treatedWIth an antibIOtic TypIcaltreatment for penodontaldisease mcludes scaling androot planing also known asSRP This non-surgIcal procedure Involves deep clean-mg above and below thegum hne to remove plaquethat has bUIlt up

Parents who SIgn up for aKalo class can take advan-tage of free KIddIeKalolBaby Sitting Mondaythrough Thursday from 9 30to 10 a m Nonreglsteredparents pay $1 for fuddleKalo The 17-statlOnNauttlus weIght traInIngroom IS open Mondaythrough Thursday from B to1030 a m and 6 to 830 p mand Fnday from 8 to 1030a m The fee IS $50 for twodays per week $70 for threedays per week or $4 fordrop-m users KaloExerciseJNautilus combo

Ford Houseexperiences

Expenence the grandeurof one of AmencasCastles at the Edsel ampEleanor Ford Houlgte llUULakeshore m Grosse PomteShores Tours WIllbe offeredon the hour Tuesdampythrnugh Sunday from noonto 4 pm Monday Jan 7through Sunday March 31The Ford House Will beclosed Monday Jan 21through Monday Feb 4 TheTea Room will be closeduntil Sunday March 31Tonrllt re ~n for nnlh ~ifor semors -and $4-f~~--~~I~dren Grounds admISSIon IS$5 Annual Passes are avaIl-able for $18 Call (313) 884-4222

Assumption offeringsA full schedule of classes

and events aWalt you at TheAssumptIOn CulturalCenter Reach a npw tab- ofwell-being and cardlOvascular fitness by slgnmg up forKalosomatlcs exercIse pro-grams which combme aero-bICSWIth walking runningstretchmg elements of yogaand k1ckboxmg The WinterSession will run throughSaturday March 2 Fees are$52 tor two-day seSSIOns$74 for three-day sessIOnsand $94 for four-day ses-sions There IS a 25 ilis-count for semors

1~~SehnskyGreen FarmhouseMuseum located dIrectlybehmd the St ClaIr ShoresPubhc LIbrary LIsted In theMIchIgan State RegIster ofHlstonc Sites thIS farm-house IS owned by the CItyof St ClaIr Shores dnd oper-ated by the St Clair ShoresHlstoncal CommISSIOn Thehouse IS open for toursWednesday and Saturdayfrom 1 to 4 pm Call (586)771-9020

If left untreated gIngIVltlScan progress to penodontltlswhen the plaque spreadsbelow the gum lIne Toxmsm the bactena can destroythe bone and gum that surround the teeth creatmgpockets for bactena to accumulate As the pocketsbecome deEpermOrEroom screated for bactena to growEventually these bactenaenter the blood streampotentially leadIng to morc

In the early stage of pen-odontal dIsease the gumscan become red swollen andbleed eaSily At thIS stagethe dIsease IS reverSIble andcan be ehmmated throughroutme dental cleanmgs anddaily brushing and flossmg

Gum dIsease IS a senouschroDlc bactensl mfectlonthat attacks and destroysthe gums and bones thathold your teeth in place ThemfectlOn occurs when dentalplaque a sticky sometimescolorless film accumulateson the surfaces of the teeth

tal infections - and othermore serious diseases Thispotentlal connectionbetween gum disease andserious condItions such asheart ilisease diabetes andlow bIrth rate babIes ISsoberin~ news

Farmhouse museumStep back into the daJly

hfe of a mid19th centuryfarm famIly livmg m EnnTownshiP now St ClairShores WIth a tour of the

Educationalopportunities

Take advantage of educa-tional opportunities WIthLIfelong Learning classes atSt Peter the ApostleElementary School 19800AnIta In Harper WoodsFashIOn your own greetmgswith a Card Makmg classMondays Jan 14 throughFeb 4 from noon to 2 p mThe fee IS $75 Shape upWIth ExerCise Classes formature adults Tuesdaysand Thursdays Jan 15through May 30 from 9 15to 10 15 a m or 10 30 to11 30 a m The fees are $90for ~woUllYII ~r w~eK$45for one day per week or $3for walk-ms Harper Woodslibranan Suzanne Kent WIlllead a free Book ReviewWednesday Jan 16 from 1to 2 pm m St PetersPansh House Those whohave completed theBeginner Computer coursecan partake In anIntroductIOn to WordMondavs Jan 14 throu2hFeb 4 from 9 to 11 a m Thefee IS$70 Computer classesfor Begmners will be offeredWednesdays Jan 16through Feb 6 from 1130am to 2 p m or ThursdaysJan 17 through Feb 7 from9 to 11 30 a m The fee IS$90 SIgn up for anIntemetlE-Mail CourseWednesdays Jan 16~hrough Jan 30 from 9 to11 a m The fee IS $75PreregIstratIOn ISrequestedCall (586) 493-0917

Pointes pastExperience Grosse

Pointes past WIth a freegwded tour of the GrossePomte Hlstoncal o~letysProvencal-Weir House c1823 376 Kercheval mGrosse POinte FarmsSaturday Jan 12 from 1 to4 p m Guests can learnabout 19th Century hfe inGrosse Pomte vIew anexhIbIt of hlstonc pho-tographs and Visit the newlyrenovated Log Cabin c1840 on the property Innddibon they can purchaseVIdeos featurmg GrossePomte h1S1)ryand relatedpubhcations and productsCall (313) 884-7010

Call (313) 833-4249

TTnfnrhmatelv less thanone-fifth of those WIth thecondItion seek treatmEntThe firstever SurgeonGenerals Report on OralHealth In Amenca suggeststhat there are strong assocI-atIOns between oral mfec-tlOns - pnmanly penodon-

At present nearly 75 per-cent of people over age 35have some stage of gum dIS-ease accordmg to theAmerIcan DentalHYgIeniStsAsSOCIation

Even though It IS the sec-ond most prevalent dIseasem the Unlted States -affectmg nearly one out ofevery four Amencans -many people are unawarethat penodontal dIsease andgum disease are dIfferentnames for the same condI-tIOn

Oral health problems currently cause employed adultsto lose more than 164 million hours of work every year

(NAPS) - Healthy gumsare the key to better healthfor everyone however 50mI1hon Amencans currentlysuffer from gum dIsease(penodontal dIsease) Leftuntreated gum ilisease mayserve as a gateway to manyother medIcal condItionsThe good newS IS that whenit is caught early periodon-tal dIsease IS reversibleAnd new there are moreways than ever to treat it

in Ann Arbor The fee IS $10or $5 for DHS membersReservations are requiredCall (313) 833-1405

Live a LeaRiWar Memorial Update

Enhance your mmd bodyand SPlnt by partaking mthe courses and adventuresoffered at the Grosse PomteWar MemOrial 32Lakeshore In Grosse PomteFarms Develop balance andflelOblhty WIth Yang StyleTal Cm Mondays Jan 7through Feb 25 from 6 30to 7 30 pm or fuesdaysJan 8 through Feb 26 fro~7 35 to 8 35 P m The feesllft ~tgtuor ~ll lor semorsIncrease your stamma andstrength WIth Hatha YogaMondays Jan 7 throughFeb 25 from 830 to 10 amor 7 to 8 30 pm for contmumg students or 10 15 to1145 a n for begmnersClasses WIllalso be offeredThursdays Jan 10 throughFeb 28 from 735 to 905pm for begInners The feeis $70

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By Sharon Malersac Executlve Director

As thl ne vear beg1l1b many homebound senIOrsare stIllleehng the aftereffects of Sept 11 2001

Some people whoexpenence these lymp-

toms may develop PTSD and as many as one out of13 Americans will get PTSD at some pomt durmgtheir 11es Of those who do the good news IS that mmany caes PTSD can be treated successfully

E1a1ne MOIlto ofGroNe PolDte Parkand Suaan Lauppe ofGrosH Pointe Farmsare shown above atthe left belping ft1lthe baekete

sac deliversThe Interfaith Volunteer careetven a pro-

gram of Services for Older Citizens (sac)brought together tbe cburcbes bullbull cboo~ andRotary Club of Grosse Pointe to provide achance for young and older people to reacbout to seniors in the community

On Dec 19 thegroUpB joined to cre-ate more tban 220Christma cards and11ft baskets to be~~~~dtl fdurlDg tbe bondHundreds of peopledonated bsketbandmade carda andIJIfts

_Driving safely while aging gracefully

Because televlSlOnbrmgs the world to ourIvmg rooms tlus con-lt1ltlOncan occur lorpeople who never expe-nenced the traumabut wltnebsed Itthrough the media Theacute stress of a trau-matIc event causeschemical reactlOl1s 111

the bram as well asphYSIcal symptoms

Sbaron Maier

SOC OItionsTrauma of Sept 11can lead to PTSD

With 24 hour neWb coverage reexpenencmg thetrauma IS ab eay asturnmg on 0Ur televllOn Traumatic eventscan lead to a conditIOnknown as posttraumat-ICtress disorder orPTSD

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youre on these medicatiOnsor need to use devices suchas glucose or blood pressuremom tors If you see a doctorwhl1e youre away be sure toget a Similar confirmatIOnletter for your return flightto cover any new prescnp-tlons

3 Take extra supplies ofeverythmg 11 case yourflight IS delayed

4 Use onglnal contamersWith ongInal labels showmgthe names of the doctors andpharmaCIsts and the pre-scnbed dosage

5 Never put your medICa-tIOns Into checked luggageBaggt can be lost Also thecompartment can be too coldor too hot and rum theireffect venes~

For more mformatlOncheck WIth your alrlme ortravel agent

For more mformatlOo ontraffic s~fety for b1der ulefsVISit the NHTSA webSIte atwww nhtsa dot govpeopleinlurvolddnvelmdex html orWrite to the NatIOnalHighway Traffic SafetyAdmInIstratIOn 400Sventh St SWWashLngton DC 20590 Youcan also fax your request to(WJ)366-7721

about your dnvmg ablhtlestalk With your doctor He orshe can evaluate the sldeeffects of the medicationsyou may be talung ConSidertaking a mature driver classthrough AAA AARP or alocal dnving school Letlnabout transportation options111 the commumty and con-Sider trymg them out

While everyone wants tokeep driV1ng for as IOlg aspossible no one wants to bea threat to themselves or toothers because they are nolonger able to dnve safelySelf-awareness is the keyWith smart self-manage-ment you ran retain thepersonal mobihty thatcomes With dnvlng whIlelImiting the nsks to yourselfund to others

Depression Treat It Defeat It

The followmg are tips thatcan help you while travel-Lng

1 Get at least two copiesof all your prescnptlOnb oneto keep WIth you and one tomclude m checked baggagem case you need fmergencyrefills

2 Get letter from )ourdoctor) confirmmg that

rymg aboard a number ofobjects meludmg LnsuhnsyrngES and any containeror VIal that could hold apotennally dangerous sub-sance

The alrhne also tned toconfiscate a bottle holdingher hIgh blood pressuremedlCme (She had trans-ferred the pills from a bottleWIth a chl1d proof cap toone that was easier to open )It was only after shE bUg-gested lettmg the flightattendants hold her medicalsupphes that thp airlineagreed to call her doctor toconfirm her me~hcal statusand her need to have theseItems close at hand

If you do onslder plan-mng a route that you arefamIliar WIth and try todnve durmg the day (aVOIdrush hour) Keep a safe diS-tance between you and thecar ahead of you and try tomake left turns where greenarrows provide protectedturns Scan the road contm-uously to antiCIpate futureproblems and plan youractIOns

Scmetunes other 1JU1J1are the best Judges of yourdnvlng ability If someonehas expressed concerns

miSSIon power steenng andbrakes and other speCIalequlpmcnt can make it eaSler for you to steer your vehi-cle and operate the foot ped-als

8 Dnvmg reqmres dlld-mg your attentlon betweenmore than one SituatIOn at atime Do you feel over-whelmed by traffic stgIls andpedestrian and vehicle traffic Do you take medicationsthat make you drowsy or doyou expErlence dlzzmessseIzures or losses of con-sCIOusness Do you reactslowly to normal dnV1ng Sit-uations

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betic fnend had a problemlast month bring-lOg hermedicatIOns wlth her on afhght to attend her sonsweddmg In Utah She hadno Idea when she got to theaJrport that the new securi-ty regulatIOns put m placeafter Sept 11 ruled cut car

pavement mltllungs othervehicles and pedestnans -~~tlaUy t dawn dusk vrat mght Does the glare ofoncommg headlights causeyou discomfort

If you have expenencedany of these symptoms ofdechnmg VISIon alwayswear your glasses and keepyour prescnptlOn currentKeep your wmdshield mir-rors and headhghts cleanand your headhghts aimedcorrectly If youre 60 orolder see an eye doctorevery year

2 Diminished strengthcoordinatIOn and fleXIbilitycan Impact your ability tosafely control your vehicleDo you have trouble lookmgover your shoulder tochange lanes mOV1ng yourfoot from the gas to thebrake pedal or turmng thesteermg wheel Do you feelpam In your knees legs orankles when gomg up ordown staJrs

If j-ouve experienced alyof these symptoms talk WIthyour doctor about phySIcaltherapy or medIcatIOnandOr tTftchmg exercisesand a walkmg or fitness pro-gram An automatic trans-

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help you determme whetherphySIcal changes are affect-mg your dnvmg skIll andIf so how to cope WJth themso you remain a safe driverfor as long as you can

1 Good VISion IS essenbalfor good dnv1I1g health Doyou lampave problems reading3lgns or recognizing some-one you know from acrossthe street Do you havetrouble seemg lane and

Seniors celebrate ChristmasA Christmas party was held by Services for Older Citizens (SOC)as part

of its Food amp Friendship proglaJn The program ta1Iesplace Monday throughFriday and includes lunch exereiae bingo and a social event for GrossePointe and Harper Woods seniors age 60 and older

Mary Krupa and Joe Kowalski are served by Jim Flkany of Grosse PointeRotary at the party SOCis located at 17150 Waterloo in the City of GrossePointe

Dr Dan Guyer of Bon Secours Cottage HealthSystem Will present an mformatlve talk begmmng at1130 a m TuesdaYtJan 8 at the cIghborhoodClub 17150 Waterloo m the CIty of Grosse Pomte HeWIll OJCUSbthe causes and cures for posttraumaticbtress dlborder

In the past many people behEved that only soldIersor other people who had been m a war could getPTSD Based on new research doctors and otherhealth care profeSSIOnals are learning that all kmdsof people from different backgrounds can have trau-matIc expenences that lead to PTSD

You can also get more mformatlOn about PTSDfrom the followmg orgamzatlOns Anxiety DisordersAssociatIOn of Amenca (30U 231-9350www adaa org Freedom from Fear (888) 442-2022wwwfreedomfromfearorg and the National MentalHealth AsSOCiation (800) 969-NMHA www nmha org

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I128 Family features by Madeleine Socia January 3 2002

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Encounter In the ThirdDlmenslOn ShackletonsAntarctic Adventurf SuperSpeedway and DisneysBeauty and the Beast DallyscrPenJngB Will be offeredon a rotatmg baSIS begm-mng at 9 am on the hourm the mommg and on thehalf-hour in the aftemoonand evenmg TIckets are $10for adults or $8 for semorsand children ages 12 andunder Call (313) 982-6001

Detroits pastStroll the Streets of Old

DetrOit trace more than 100years of automotive historyand travel from Frontlers toFactones through the per-manent exhibitions of theDetrOIt Hlstoncal Museum5401 Woodward m DetrOItTake In the exhibit ThePolish Presence ill DetrOItthrough Sunday June 9Introduce yourself to theVIPs of DetrOIts Polish com-mumty dunng a free Pohshand Proud Meet and MingleParty Saturday Jan 12 atneon See sap ltind shup atthe Glancy Trams ShowSunday Jan 13 from 10a m to 4 p m Tramappraisals will be $2 Beenchaned by the WhlmslCaIcollectIOn of thnfty toys mthe eXhIbition A PennySaved Com Banks from theComenca CollectlOnthrough Sunday Jan 13Expenence the history ofDetrOIts onglnal settlersIohroulh tnI pyrllhhlln

Land LIVes and LegendsNative Amencans mDetrOit DetrOIts 300thBirthday is the msplratlOnfor the special exlubltion 30Who Dared

The Museum IS openWednesday through Fndayfrom 930 a m to 5 p m andSaturday and Sunday from10 a m to 5 p m The sug-gested admISSIOn IS$4 50 foradults or $225 for seniorschlldren ages 12 and undererter flee

people do not have thlsproblem

Try exerclsmg your atti-tude If you beheve thatexercise will gIve you morenergy then It will

Most of the explana-tIOns I hear from peoplewho arent worlong out areexcuses Give yourself fivereasons why you shouldcommIt to an exerClse pro-graIn get started and stickWith it Leave the whmersbehmd Jom the WInners

Kelly Griffin B S C S CS IS a personaltramer and the owner ofPower Break Fitness If youhave a fitness or tramlngquestum e-maIl Kelly at letters kfwShearstsc com orwrite her In care of KmgFeatures Weekly SerVicePO Box 536475 OrlandoFL 32853-6475

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Sunday from 9 30 a m to 5pm AdmISSIon IS $5 foradults and $3 for childrenover the age of five Call(313) 4945800

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Children can also explorethe hands-on exhibitIOnRacmg on the Wmd Salhngon the Great Lakes alongWith penn anent exhIbItIOnsfeatunng the doomed shipEdmund Fitzgerald and afreighter pIlothouse Themuseum 18 open Wednesdaythrough Sunday from 10a m to 5 p m AdmiSSIOn IS$2 for adults and $1 for chl1-dren a~8 12 to 18 Call(313) 852-4051

History aliveTravel through the past

100 years via the specialehibit Your Place in Time20th Century Amenca atThe Henry Ford Museumand Greenfield Village20900 Oakwood inDearborn Patrons may alsotour the museumsCommumcatiuull LI2htmeTransportatIOn andDomestIc Arts exhlbltlOnsThe Museum IS open dailyfrom 9 am to 5 p m

around watchmg a daytimetalk show or soap operaask yourself If there reallyIS no time for exercise

bull From the examples Ivealready given you can seethat exercise doesnt haveto cost you a penny Youdont have to Jom a healthclub or hire a tramer toreach your fitness goals

bull Start Simple espeCIallyIf youre embarkmg for thefirst time on a program ofexercise Try walkmg for 10mmutes three times aweek then add one minuteto your walk each weekYoull start to feel betterand ollce you do youll wantto continue

bull Afraid that exercise wlllrob you of Important energyyou need for the rest of yourday ThIs can only be trueIf you are exerclsmg toohard or too much Most

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experienceExplore the wonders of

the Charles H WnghtMuseum of MncanAmerican HI Rtnry 315 EWarren in Detroit Trace theMotor CityS mUSIcal historyVia the new exhtbltlon Jazin DetrOit Before Motown APhotographiC HIStory run-ning through Sunday Jan13 The Museums coreexhibit Of the People cele-brates DetrOits place inAfrIcan Ameman herItageand culture The Museum ISopen Tuesday through

enough time to exerCIsewhy not use half of yourlunch break to exercise and~he other half to eat

You dont have to work upa sweat Keepmg a set ofdumbbells at work anddomg some weight trammgon your break can stillmake a difference

bull Many people find them-selves awash In faInJlyduties If you spend a lot oftime playmg taxI to andfrom the soccer field trygettmg there early andwallung a couple lapsaround the field Ill betthat If you start a routinelike this other parents wdlsoon Join in

bull Bemg productive Withyour tIme means scheduhngexercise mto your dayBlockIng out a time wIllguarantee a workout Thenext time youre slttlng

Youll fiad the finest brands inAmerica at Ed Maliszewski21435 Great2r Mack St ClairShores (586)776-5510

Start10g our 8th year $0 down$35 a month Watch for manysurprIses 10 2002 Its a good time Ito be a Po1Ote Fitness memberOn Mack 313885-3600

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Zoo newsExpertence the animals

and more at the DetrOIt Zooat Ten Mile and Woodwardm Royal Oak ThroughThursday Feb 28 Jom inWIld Winter festivitiesmcludIng storytelhng treedecoratmg Ice carv10g andthe sweet sounds or seasonalchOIrs View members of theHenry Ford CommumtyCollege Ice Carving Club atwork SaTurdays Jan 5 andJan 12 from 11 a m to 3P m Also on Jan 5 take mfree lUUmal themed docu-mentaries 10 the WildhfeInterpretive Gallery OnSunday Jan 6 SeptemberProductIOns presents HatsOff to Animals an interac-tive storytelhng experiencefrom 1 to 1 45 p m or 2 to245 pm The Roeper UpperSchool ChOlf Wlll perlormSaturday Jan l~ trom 1 30to 230 pm Chill out WIththe polar bears arctIc foxesseals and snowy owls at theZoos new 4 2 acre ArcticRmg of Life exhlbit VISitorscan catch the underwateractIOn With a trip throughthe Polar Passage a unique70-ft long clear tunnel tocatch all the excitIng under-water action Take a ride onthe wild side and get an anI-mals eye-view of life on theWild Adventure SimulatorTickets are $4 Along withVisits to the other great ani-mals guests can see the

The Village IS closed untilMonday Apnl 1 when It wlllbe open from 9 a m to 5 pmAdmission to the Museumranges from $7 50 to $1250Admission to the Vlllageranges from $8 50 to $14Chlldren under the age of 5and members are admittedfree ShOWing m theMuseums $15 mllhon IMAXTheatre are Mysteries ofEgypt 3-D MaOla- Call (313) 833-1805

~No excuse exercise is good resolution for 2002By Kelly GriffinKing Features

After seven years of per-sonal trammg I have heardJll$t about every excuse 10the book on why people can-not work out Some of themOst popular ones are lackof tnleurol money or energy

I beheve most peoplereally want to feel betterabout themselves havemore energy and be moreproductive yet feel thatexercise reqUires a block oftime that does not eXIst

Yet If our mmd-set aboutexercise would changemaybe it would be easier toget started

Here are some sugges-tIOns

bull Time IS very precious tomost people the more wecan fit mto one day the bet-ter If you work a Cull-timeJob and feel you dont have

The staff at NOTRE DAME IPHARMACY extends WIshes for avery Healthy amp Happy New YearWe appreCIate your loyal patron-age through the year at 16926Kercheval in-the-Village I(313)885-2154

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Indoor playtimeThe Fanuly Center lDVltes

area preschoolers and theIrparents to come out of thecold and enJoy mdoorPlaytime programsTuesdays and Thursdaysfrom 1 to 3 pm at BeaconElementary School 19475Beaconsfield 10 HarperWoods or Wednesdays from9 to 11 am at the BamesEarlY Childhood Center20090 Mornmgslde 10Grosse Pomte Woods Thefree sessions wl1l runthrough April 2002 Call(313) 343-6711

Super scienceTour the new Improved

Detroit Science Center 5020John R m DetrOitBegmning Monday Jan 7embark on a Solar SystemAdventure view WmterNights and ZubenelgenubisMagical Sky in thp Centersnew Digltal DomePlanetanum Hands-on lab-oratory exhibits focus onmotion life sciences matterand energy waves andVlbrltlOns Now showmg inthe Centers lMAX Theatreare Journey lOto AmazingCaves and Dolphms Makeplans now to see the award-wmnmg Everest whichreturns to the IMAX DomeSaturdays and Sundays atnoon 2 and 4 pm throughSunday Jan 27 TheMuseum IS open Mondaythrough Friday from 9308m to 3 pm Saturday andSunday from 11 a m to 5p m AdmiSSIon IS $7 foradults $6 for seniors and $5ior children lMAx Theatretickets are an additional $2Call (313) 577-8400

Assumptionopportunities

AssumptIOn CulturalCenter 21800 MartEgtron theGrosse Pomte WoodsStClair Shores border offersyour children and teensenhghtenmg opportunitiesBnng those grades up WithKumon Math and ReadmgWednesdays from 3 45 to645 pm and Saturdaysfrom 10 a m to 1 p m The

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South informationParents of eighth-grade

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Special needsexplored

Bames Early ChIldhoodCenter and The FamilyCenter will team to presenta panel of Grosse Pomte par-ents discussmg their JOur-neys of raising ChtldrenWlth Special Needs dunng aParenting EducatIOn Seriesfor Young FaImhes prograInTuesday Jan 15 from 7 to830 pm at BeaconElementary School 19475Beaconsfield In HarperWoods Chlldcare IS avaJ-able for those who reglsteror the Fridav onor to theprogram A voluntary dona-tion of $10 wIll be acceptedCall (313) 432-3800

Fun flicksJunior cmema buffs can

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by Ben Burns

There were no crOIssants norolls not even a lousy pieceof toast not even whitebread let alone brownbread

Worse there was no cof-fee The coffee makers wereempty the urns were dry

And everyonfgt must havehad sphttmg headaches aswell Nerves were a raw asmeat m a butchers WIndowto borrow a metaphor fromProfessor Henry Hlggms

We ran to the car andqUickly slIpped across theborder We stopped at thefirst 7-Eleven we could findand bought some aspmnWe then went m the famdyrestaurant we found openNew Years Day After down-mR tour alplnnl lElch) andsome water and coffee wefelt somewhat better

All m all I thmk we Willcelebrate New Vears thISyear the way we do best -at home m our lammles

Happy New Year

Ben Burns of the City ofGrosse Pomte lS director ofthe Journalism program atWayne State Umverslty Hecan be reached atburnsbenhome com or bypflOTUat (J13) 882-2810

Home fac1litles If he had anodomel hklo your car Itwould show that he now hascovered 28400 mdes

If you want to catchHOrWItz on his 2110ths of amue mIDI-run the OlympiCCommIttee and a group ofhiS friends WIll be there forthe handoff wruch is sched-uled for preCIsely 2 59 pmJust thmk of the logistICs ofschedulIng 11500 runnersof all shapes sizes and colors as they proudly carrythat torch

The most entertammgpart of the evenmg waswatchmg Dave Rozema andKlTk GIbson enJoy them-selves along WIth theirwives The former TigersSure know how to have agood bme

It was nice (and probablya good trong) to be able to gostraight to our room and nothave to drive anywhere

About 5 oclock New Yearsmornmg we awoke Theroom was msufferably hotand dry And our headpounded To thiS day wecannot remember any timem which our heads ached soIt was pamful probably theclosest to mlgrames weveever had

Coffee We needed coffeeSo we qUIckly dressed andwent to the ballroom thatwas set up for a buffetbreakfast of crOIssantssticky rolls and coffee

When we got there wewalked mto a hornets nest

HOrwItz started runmngm 1978 ID IlhnOlS and con-tmued through the 12 yearsthat he has directed anduUI Uyu ~iJe Ltnuoren ~

the OlympIC site In Atlantathrough 46 states to the SaltLake CIty Winter OlymPiCSmUtah

HOrWItz IS used to cover-mg greater dIstances Heusually can be seen as asmall curly haired beardedfigure runmng 30 mdes aweek on the streets of theGrosse Pomtes

HorWItz was nom matedfor the honor by his familyNeither hIs WIfe Michelenor any of ros offspnng WIllfess up to bemg the nomma-tor But the) thought I WdSworthy It is a real honorHOrWItz said

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Mike Horwitz WIll run2110ths of a mile on SundayIt WIll be the shortest andperhaps the most importantdIstance of hiS runnmgcareer wroch dates to 1978

Horwitz57 of theFarms execu-tive directorof theChl1drensHome ofDetrOIt WIllcalT the 10- BeD SurDp 0 u n dOlympIC torch that dayalong 14 MIle In MadisonHeIghts from Alger toGroveland

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still dont know whosefnends they were and wevenever heard from themagam Maybe they came tothe wrong house all along

On another occaSion wewent to Toronto for NewYears Eve We stayed at adowntown hotel had a mceOUlfgtt 0Inn nd thenstrolled Bround until llrnv-lug at City Hall and theclock tower shortly beforemldmght

It wasnt very crowdedand the people were fnendlyAll m all it was one of ourmore memorable New Years

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We once went to my in-laws for a New Vears partyI think I was mvitedbecause they needed some-one to tend bar wrule theyplayed cards

Im neither a card playernor a bartender so I had arather bonng time

The most mterestlngthmg that happened thatmght was the arnval of astrange couple No one knewthem but we all acted lIkewe did We welcomed themm offered them food anddnnk and kissed them atmldmght

Even though the womanwas unpleasant to beginWIth and more so as thednnks kicked m we allmade the best of It

After the couple left atabout 2 30 In the mornmgwe Inquired as to who InVlt-ed them No one knew We

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We seldom go out to dm-ner because Its too crowdedWe dont venture to parties(Of course you have to beinVited to one first)

We dont lIke dnvmg onNew Years Eve for obvIOUSreasons (the other dnvers ofcourse)

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Here was my creatIve and ~ Freud wrote a bnllIantmgenious plan - I dCClded psychology about the Impor-to come down to Earth end tance of the mother-mfant

Ilt-~l nl fi become one of you That way ~ lOVIng bond but 0 a ew I would know better what it people looked and hstenedbull was hke to be human and and he was ridiculed by

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The best way was to when he started talking impregnate a Vlrgm and I about sex in cruldhood Itbull would come down Bli a babe star m the east WIse men turneda lot of people off- on Chnstmas Day Now this who brought pfts It WBli That is understandable

had to be Just nght and spe- really a Special tune The because the people thought Iclal to be unique and dIs- malO trung was I was S81d that sex was bad except

r tmctIve from all the other Father and I was Son too in holy matnmony and toI babies that were commg mto and as Son I would go make babies But I am In the

I the world I sent down my around and preach Wld try pi UCt8S of changmg myangel Gabnel to warn her to get my pomt across that mmd If I Invented it It

I that somethmg Special was my children try to be good must be good and If r ~ave

I going to happen and that Was that asking so much so much pleasure WIth It Itshe shouldnt worry The first thing m order to must be natural and whole-

I picked a nice JeWlsh gIrl be good you have to have some and healthywho was a VIrgJn and had very special parentlDg And However hke so manyI only clean tholJhts In hpl l~ W1S c knu cii oilier thIngs mere mortals

I head even thouih she was the SaVIor and the MesSIah get eamed away They havegoing with Joseph Joseph and your future Redeemer I to learn to be more responSl-was a nice guy too I wanted WBli treated very well as a ble Adam and Eve should

I some good parenting and r baby have just hstened to me picked well I WBli adored They gave Instead of eatmg the fruit

I gave her an Immaculate me gtfts and they never let When r was a boy hvmgconceptIOn meamng I was- me cry They wanted me to WIth Mary and Joseph Int gomg to have a physical be comfortable and happy went to Hebrew school WIthunion WIth her but a spiritu- they never rut me or gave me the other JeWIsh boys r was

f alone After ail she was Bli a time out My mother CIrcumCISedjust lIke them (agood as mamedto Joseph Mary nursed me and held bns they call it) In Hebrew

Immaculate means clean me cuddled and caressed school I studIed The Torahand the people had thiS Idea me She walked WIth me and and at age 13 I got my barthat sex was dirty but they she talked WIth rnp tlnd sht mltzua~didnt get It from me Sex IS told me that I was her own Then I was a man andnatural one of my favonte - really special and uruque went to work as a carpenterpfts a~d the best way to go In all the world so I would know work andforth and muloply to replen- Thats what 1 want for all get to know my people bet-Ish the Earth my cruldren The way I was ter They saId 1 wandered

If those days It was a brought up as a mce JeWIsh the desert but I was domgmiracle to be pregnant WIth- boy IS the baSIS for bemg what every good TalmudIcout ever haVIng had sex but good and feehng good and scholar did studied thethe Jews couldnt beheve It wantmg everybody else to be Bible so I would do a good(How could a Vlrgtn be preg- good and feel good job preachmg as the Sonnant) Just because they 1 was glad that the great After a whde I went forthwere my chosen people they artists of the Renaissance and preached bU~ the malOthought they knew every- painted and sculpted thou- message was love thythmg but there were some sands of wonderful and glo- neIghbor and the GoldenthIngs beyond their ken nous portraIts of me as the Rule

SolI among all the peo- baby Jesus and my mother Vou know the rest As thepies of the tIme the Jews Mary They depicted how Son I was scorned andwere the best behaved close and IOVlng and affec- rejected and eventually cru-because of Moses and th~ tlOnate she was so every- CIfied but you cant kIll GodTen Commandments and body could see r died but hved again andbemg lost m the desert But ltul the people dIdnt that gave ~he wonderful

It took them 40 years v an- Seuroe and many habit wt prmmse to all my cn1l(1ren ofdenng the desert for them to neglected and abusEd like everlastmg hfeget my pomt - two genera- now There was a German Dr Bloom lS clInical a~~otlons they were not exactly doctor Sigmund Freud who Clate profes8or of psychIatrya q~lckstudy Only Ten came to Italy as a young Wayne State UnIVersItyCommandments Some of man and saw what I wanted School of MedICITU He lS athem thought It was too him to see In the cathedrals member of the AmerIcanmany At that time I thought and museums the p81ntmgs Acackmy of Psychoanalysl9thp 1pn Commandments and ~tatues showmg the and on thp pnlffgtrI ~~r1v(~~crc net tvltgt lIIany out wnat Importance of the motner the WayTU County MedICalWIth thfgt npYll Rnd frpp WIll chIld bond which IS the SocICty He welcomes comt t 11 ohlem baSIS of all hunan love ThiS ments at hIS e mall addressI was s I a pr

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Grosse Pomte Woods resI-dent Mary Cathenne Gesell67 dear Wlfe of Dr Henry 0Gesell died of cancer onSaturday Dec 15 2001 atHarper Hospital m DetrOit

Born III Clarksburg WVa Mrs Gesell earned abachelor of arts m liberalstudies from FlondaInternatlOnal Umverslty m1977

Her multifaceted careerfrom 1951-1994 started as aflIght attendant andA~ ut Vi IaoLeJuAJrhnes first administratorfor Daytona BeachCommumty College atFlagler leglslatlve aide toSen Dunn of FIonda andpreSident of her own adver-bsmg and pubhc relatJonsfirm

She was active InCompasslOnate Fnends ofOrmond Beach Fla Eastern Atrlmes Sl1verhnersand Grosse Pointe GardenClub She enJoyed garden-mg Bible study and travel

Mrs Geseills SUtVlved byher 80118 Douglas (Ellesa)DaVIt (Mary) and DonaldTraub stepdaughtersMargaret (Patnck) andLaura (William) Gesell andJune Larkins grandchildrep Cathenne Traub andIWey and Carolyn LarklDS

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Umverslty alumm clubs andthe Alpha Delta PI Soronty

Mrs Bush tgtnJoyed gar-demng boa~mg playmgbndge square and ballroomdancmg and theater

In addition to her husband Mrs Bush IS sUTVlVedby her son Wesley R(Ttgtresa) Buh stepdaugh-ter Angela McDougal andNaomi Milks grandsonsWesley R Bush Jr and JRoss Bush II

A pnvate family servicewas held on Dec 21 at theReynolds-Jonkhoff FuneralHome m Traverse CityInterment IS In uranuTraverse MemonalGardens Memonal contri-butIOns may be dtrected tothe Grosle Pomte MemOrialChurch or to a chanty ofyour chOIce

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education from Wayne StateUmverslty After teachmgelementary school for manyyears she became thedlrectmg teacher for theCollege of Education stu-dents of Wayne StateUmverslty

Mrs Bush was a memberof the Grosse PomteMemorial PresbytenanChurch ~or 53 years was achurch eldel and was veryactive m many church activ-Ities mcludmg a five-yeartmt of teachmg kinder-garten Sunda) school

A~ thE wlfe of a member ofthe ClTCUmnaVlgators ClubMrs Bush traveled theworld With her hUlgtbandShe was also a Cub Scoutden mother past presidentof the GrOlse PomteMemonal Church WomensASSociatiOn the GrossePointe Symphony WomensASSOCiatIOn the DetrOitTheatre Arts Club and theDetrOlt Boat Club WomensAssoclatlOn She was amember at the Fme NtSocIety Alliance Francalsethe Enghsh SpeakmgUmon the Fnends of theGrosse POlnte PubhcLibrary the Grosse PomteHistoncal Society theFounders Society of theDetrOit Instltute of Arts theGrosse POinte CmemaLeague the Umverslty oflI-llchlgan and Wayne State

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Dorothea S BushFormel Grosse Pomte

Park resldlnt Dorothea SBush 93 dear Wlfe of JRoss Bush dted suddenly onWednesday Dec 192001 mTraverse City

Born June 18 1908 mDetrOit she was the daugh-ter of Otto A and Anna(WaJter) SchImdt She hvJWlth her parents In GrossePointe Park for many yearsuntil her mamage to Rosson July 24 1948 Togetherthey reSided in GrossePomte Park for 44 yearsbefore movmg toWdhamsburg to be neartheir son She earned a B Afrom the UmverMty ofMichIgan and an 11 A III

Beaupre Bonme Roy andMary Yayor sons MarVIn EBeaupre Jr and John ABeaupre 15 grandchildrenand five great-grandchil-dren Sister Elma Clay-comb and brother KennethBeaupre He was prede-ceased by three sisters andthree brothers

A memonal mass washeld on Fnday Dec 28 atSt Paul Catholic ChurchThe mterment IS m the StPaul columbanum

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Marvin E BeaupreGrosse Pomte Farms resI-

dent Marvm E Beaupre 86dlCd of congestive heart fail-ure on Monday Dec 242001 at Bon SecourgtNursmg Care Center m StClair Shores

Mr Beaupre owned andoperated the Mobil Servllt_eStatIOn at Mack and Fisherfor 34 years and was well-known and trusted III theneighborhood

After retirement MrBeaupre and hiS WifeHelen spent the next 12wmteTb m MeXICO Tileyspent their summer atthen Stoney Pomt Ontanohome

Mr and Mrs Beaupretraveled around the worldseveral times With theNomads Travel Club Theywere charter members andlogged 300000 rmles oftrav-el Wlth the Nomads YlsltmgChma and RUSSia beforethey opened for tounsm

Mr Beaupre enjoyed carracmg but first and fore-must he loved to sm HebUllt rus first sailboat m hiSbasement and hiS chtldrenand grandchildren learnedto satl on that same smallcraft

Mr Beaupre IS survivedby hiS Wife of 66 yearsHelen M Beauple daugh-ters Manlyn Severn Diane

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Fifthgraders SaraDQudlinHeatherMoore andMark Ciaravi-DO celebratedth~ tradi-tions of Hol-land by deco-rating thedoor and fill-ing the shoesof aU thestudetnswith candyduring theholiday pro-gram atTyrone Ele-mentary

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anDcrhnJcn saId shehopes the globally mmdedactlvlty W1llstick With thestudents Even If the finerpomts of the holidays areforgotten students Willhave had a lot of fun andWIll have learned thatmany people observe tra-ditions other than ourUNll

PoasadaFifth-graders research-

mg Hanukkah told of theJeWish tradltlOns andeveryone learned how tou~e a due del Another ofthe fifth grade classeswent through the historyof Holland to find themyth of CInter Claus whowear a large blhop hdtand ndes a boat tromSpam to fill chLldrensshoeq left by the hearthbtudents trom the classwent around and filled theshoes of all the other stu-dents whlle classe~ weretakmg place

Sixth-graders lwkedmto the traditIOns ofGermany the UmtedStates Greep and othercountries each With Itsown termmology for famil-Iar and unfamIliar loreand an actiVIty deSignedaround the practices

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While every child InAmenca IS aware of SantaClaus Harper WoodsTyrone Elementary stu-dents celebrated 12 differ-ent holiday trawtlOlls thl~year

PrinCipal CherylVanDerhnden said theprogram was deSigned toremforce the schoolscredo of CharacterCounts She said learn-mg about how people ofothpr countnes relunonsand backgrounds ~ele-brate the holidays offersstudents a broader under-standing and appreclatlOnof other people

Each classroom pIcked acountry rangmg through-out Europe SouthAmenca and Afnca Thpstudents researched thetradttlOns decorated theirclassroom doors anddeveloped a presentat10nand actiVIty for the entIreschool to partlC1pate In

Fourth-grade studentswho researched Kwanzalooked Into the Afncanholiday and made a hugebatch of a umty and fel-lowship dnnk for all crnl-dren to try whlle a secondclabb 1~Hdll~J th~~~nClnh~hinJ fn Tl

Fairfax Va her five grand-chl1dren Shannon andBngld Reynolds and KellyRobbie and KeVIn Connorsand her brother JohnOConnor of Grosse PomteFarms

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lor of arts degree fromMichigan State College (nowMichigan State Umverslty)and a master of fine artsdegree from Wayne StateUmverslty Sally marnedSyd Reynolds In 1951 andthey bought Sallys familyhome soon lfter Her sonMike was born In 1954 andher daughter Cindy wasborn In 1957

Based on her love of act-Ing Sally was a cast mem-ber on several radlO dramasbroadcast by WXlZ andallo performed m local the-ater grOUPl

However Sally madeworking WIth children herhfeag Ir1SSCTI Hor tt~~h-Ing career at LIggett Schoolm Detr01t was mterruptedLy Mil dlllII l Ii ud tubalance her love of familyand teachmg Sally foundedthe Grosse POinte ChildrensTheater m 1954 It was thefirst community chIldrenstheater In MIchiganemploymg the then-revolu-tlOnary concept of usmg anall-youth cast m performIngmany well-known playssuch as The WIzard of 001The Sound of MUSICSnow V-nlte CInderella-Ollver Anme Get YourGun and ADme By thebme she concluded her 45years of service as duectorof the Childrens Theater in1999 she had taught theater to thousands of localyouths entertained theGrosse POInte communitywith hundreds of theatncalperformancclI ami per-formed for numerous chan-table orgamzatlOns Sallytook pnde m seeing so manyof her students develop suc-cessful careers In theaterthe arts law mediCIne andmany other professlOns Shewas equally proud to seethem become upstandmgparents and members oftheIr communlbes

Sally was also very activeIn her Cathohc faith Shewrote The LIttle Shepherdsof FatIma took a cast oflocal children to performthis lay at the Shnne ofOur Lady of Fatima InPortugal and dlstnbutedfilm stnps and VIdeotapes ofIt throughout the world Shealso promoted The Friendsof Father Peyton whIchemphaSized the messagethe family that praystogether stays togetherSally was also Involved mpro-hfe orgamzatlOnsfounding the Mothers ofMary and helpmg developthe annual all-mght VigIl forLIfe at the NatlOnal Shnneof the ImmaculateConccptwn In Washmgtm D C She was also acttve Inmany Manan societies

Sally enjoyed spendingtrme WIth her famlly all of jwhom were WIth her dunngthe hohdays She IS sumvedby her ~on r11kc PlkjoilQldsof Grosse Pointe Woods herdaughter Cindy Connors of

Sally AnneReynolds

After spenwng a wonder-ful Chnstmas Eve andChnstmas Day WIth herfamily Sally Reynoldsfounder and longtime direc-tor of the Grosse PomteChtldrens Theater suffereda fatal heart attack m herGrOSle Pomte Farms homeon the mormng ofWednesday Dec 26 2001She was laid to rest onSaturday Dee 29 folloWlnga funerlJ mass at St Clarede Montefalco CathohcChurch

Sally was born 111 DetrOlton Jan 2 1924 After grow-mg up near IndIan Villagethe OConnor family movedto Grosse POinte Park ID the1930s Sally graduated fromGru PUluk HIgh Schooland then obtamed a bache-

Mary SymingtonTh urber Galloway

OllisonGrosse POInte Woods resI-

dent Mary SymmgtonThurber Galloway Ollison58 died on Tuesday Dec 252001 at Henry FordHospital 10 Detroit

Born In 1943 m DetrOltMrs Olbson attendedUmverslty Liggett SchoolMiss Halls School theUmverslty of MIchIgan andBradford Umverslty Sheworked as a modelspokesperson

Mrs Olhson was pastpreSident of the Tau BetaAssoclatlOn and the JumorLeague of DetrOit Shebelonged to the JUniorLeague Garden Club theGarden Club of MichIganand the SAGAFRA Shewas also a member of theboard of trustees for theChildrens Home of DetrOit

She IS survIved by hermother Mrs Edgar BGalloway her sonFredenck Olhson IV ofFerndale her daughterMary Olhson Martmson ofConcord N H and herbrother Edgar B GallowayJr of Ponte Vedra Fla

A memonal semce washeld at Grosse PomteMemonal PlesbytenanChurch in Grosse PomteFarms on Saturday Dec 29

Memonal contnbutlOnsmay be madE to thpLeukemIa and LymphomaSociety co E B Galloway109 Old Ponte Vedra DrPonte Vedra Fla 32082

Mary Symington ThurberGalloway OWon

mg golf and bowling In1916 he was named com-modore of the Grosse PomteFarms Boat Club Hebelonged to the Veterans ofForeIgn Wars Bruce Post

Mr Maddox IS sumved byhIs WIfe of 53 yearsFlorence sons Bob and Rickof Ann Arbor grandchildrenLauren Ross Craig andScott and a sister JanetCmader

A sCripture service washeld DlC 28 at St PaulCatholic Church In GrossePOinte Farms where MrMaddox was a member

Funeral arrangementswere handled by VerheydenF-t Rco

EqeDe Kozak

Robert F Maddoll

Eugene KozakGrosse POInte Woods resi-

dent Eugene Kozak 83 wedon Monday Dec 242001 ofnatural causes in lus home

Born In Fllnt Mr Kozaklater moved to Hamtramckwhere he graduated fromHamtramck High School m1935 He then attended theUniversity of DetrOIt andserved In thtlU S Navy

Mr Kozak loved IlVlng inGrosse Pomte Woods Hebelonged to the GrossePomte Semor Mens Cluband Grosse POInte TheatreHe enjoyed the park sWlm-mmg dally 10 the summerand haVIng plcmcs WIth luslate WIfe GeneVIeve Hetook daily drives onLakeshore Just to look at thelake and to check on thegeese

Mr Kozak loved dnnlungManhattans and emovedtraveling and dining OIit -

He loved his grandchJ1-dren Graham and PaIge Heloved In us 011 vtJl l-Jedaughter-m-law Kathrynand his son Tom whom heloved but never understood

He will be miSsedA funeral semce was held

on Thursday Dee 27 at OurLady Queen of Peace InHarper Woods Interment ISat Mount Ollvet Cemetery

Memorial contnbutlOnsmay be made to theUniversIty of DetrOlt -Mercy

Robert F MaddoxRobert 1 Maddox of

Grosse Pomte Farms dIedFriday Dee 21 2001 mDetrOit He was 79

Mr Maddox graduatedfrom Cass Techmcal HighSchool In DetrOlt He servedWIth the U S Army MedIcalCorps In Europe and JapanHe owned hIS own typeset-tmg company and taughtpubhc speakmg for DaleCarnegIe

Mr Maddox enjoyed play-

birds WhlCb he and hIS lateWIfe Jane McNaughtonwould dIsplay proudly eachsummer at the HarborSpnngs Art Fau He was apast V1ce preSIdent of theIndIan Village Mens GardenClub and was an activemember of the PnsmatlcClub of DetrOit

When Dr Kmght mamedLoretta Sharp In 1991 hebecame a stepfather andgrandfather dnd reveled 10hiS new family Fnendsrecall Dr Kmght as a man ofgreat Wit and charm whodellhtfgtd 10 tht good for-tune of others

A memonal service washeld Fnday Dee 28 at FortStreet Presbytenan ChurchIn DetrOlt Interment IS mthe family plot at MountAuburn Cemetery mCambnd~e Mass

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DetrOIts IndIan VillageQlrdon F Knight 71 wedWednesday Dec 19 2001from comphcatlons followmgheart surgery

Born m 1924 m ArhngtonMass Dr Knight attendedYale Umverslty He laterearned a doctorate 10 indus-trial IlsycholojD at WayneState Umverslty

He served as a heutenantin the U S Navy dunng theSecond World War partlC1-patlng 10 Afncan andEuropean campaignsmcludIng Normandy

For many years DrKmght was a labor andsecuntles arbItrator work-mg With the FederalMediation and ConC1hatlOnService the N atlOnalASSOCIation of SecuntIesDealers-RegulatlOn Inc theMediation ServIce of theNeIghborhoodReconC1hatlOn Center Incthe MI hlgan RegIOnNatlOnal Academy ofArbitrators the AmencanArbltratlOn AssOClatlOn andthe Federal Labor RelatlOnsAuthonty Dr Knight alsoserved WIth dlstmctlOn forseveral years on the board ofdirectors of Adult WellBemg SeTVlces He was alsoa longtime adjunct professorfor Central MIchIganUmverslty

Dr Kmght had a WIderange of Interests mcludmgbonsai and camng wooden

Gordon F KDiampht PhD

ObituariesFrom page8Awed on Wednesday Dec 192001 m Cook Spnngs Ala

Mrs Huetteman was bornon March 10 1905 at thefamily home 10 GrossePOinte Farms the secondchIld and eldest daughter ofWJlham and MatildaBeaupre

In 1927 she mamedRaymond T Huetteman atSt Paul Catholic ChurchThey reSided m GrossePomte Farms for 41 yearsWhen Mr Huettemanretired from the DetrOitDuk ColUJ T~uot iJ 19G8they moved to Flonda Afterher husbands death m 1988Mrs Huetteman moved toAlabama to be near herdaughter Betty Ann

In addItion to bemg adevoted Wlfe and motherMrs Huetteman enjoyedgardemng and crafts HerhandIwork mcluded handpamted china sewmg cro-cheting and reupholsteringchairs DuriDlz the SecondWorld War with her broth-ers Involved In the wareffort Mrs Huettemanspent two summers Wlth hertwo youngest sons hvmg andasslstmg In managmg theBeaupre familys PlumbrookGolf Club

Mrs Huetteman IS sur-VIved by her daughter BettyAnn her sons Raymond(Jude) Huetttgtm1m WllhlP1(Laura) Huettpman AndJohn (Diane) Huetteman 13grandchildren 29 great-grandchildren and two loIS-ters RIta Trefzer and LIlhanDelPlace

Mrs Huetteman was pre-deceased by her brothersOrmond Russell FrancisWllliam and EugeneBeaupre

A memonal service WIll beheld on Saturday Jan 5 at11 a m at St Paul CatholicChurch 10 Grosst PomteFarms Interment WIll be atthe St Paul collmbanum

Memonal contnbutionsmay be made to St LeoCathohc Church 4860 15thStreet Detroit MI 48208

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LTS WIshes you and yoursa happy prosperous NewYear

Joseph Mengden ~sa res~-dent of the C~ty of GrossePvmte and former chairmannf IfIrltt f Mhu1nn 111gt Ifls~ -~ -~be 0-- theF~rwnc~al Analysts SOCletyof DetrOit lnc

Lets Talk Stocks IS spon-sored by John M R~ckelCPA PC and Rlckel ampBaun PC of Grosse PomteFarms and InuestmentCounsel Inc of GrossePomte Woods

UHF (Ultra HIghFrequency) wluch had 69rhmTlPl~ (14 through 82)But UHF receptIon neverlid equal the qualIty ofVHFreception

LTS first TV was a wed-dmg present 10 1950 a 9-Inch (dIagonal measure)black-and-whIte Spartanset manufactured IIIJackson by the SpartanCorp (world famous for itsSono-buoy submartne-traclung submernbls)

In I~fifi wp had thp firstcolor rv on our block whIchwas a 17m(~ RCA (PerryComos hair was more green-Ish than blond) To help sellcolor TV sets NBC agreed tobroadcast at least one hourm color every mght Mostprtme tIme shows werebroadcast hve becauseVIdeo tape had not yet beenmvented

Eariy on hotels motelsapartment buildIngs andcondos erected large roofantennas then split the sIg-nals for deltvery to eachrental umt via coaxial cable

Smce TV SIgnals travel byhne-of-slght receptIOn ISdependent on bemg able tosee the transmItter

RI erslde cocmumtlesbehmd the AppalachIanMountams and depnved ofTV erected huge commumtyantennas on mountamtopsbnngmg the Signals downby WIre WIth penodic ampli-fiers Installed along the way

Thus was f$hlp TV hnmThe rest IS hIstory

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Based on $1 000 Invested In each stock 00 12-3HlOIn merger each share JP Morgan (old reooMld 3 7 shares JP Morgan Chase(new+Exxon-MobII spil2 lor1 III 2001 No ClIIJI1r stock civIdends or splrtsSolrle Mengden amp Assalat8s Lid

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Even so you might saythe Dogs dldnt work outthat well thIS year Butyoure forgetting the dtVI-dends from the Dogs

At trme of purchase the2000 Dogs had an avera~eYIeld (weighted by equal dol-lar investments) of 3 21 per-cent (not mcludmg severalsmall chvldend mcreasesduring the year) vs only166 percent yteld on the 30Dow stocks

The yield from the 2000DuiCll Wdllilimost double theyteid from the entue 30 Dowstocks (including the Dogstherein)1

The Dogs of 2001 willhave a new face The currentYIeld of Merck amp Co (MRK)is 2 31 percent conSIderablyhIgher than MmnesotaMinmg amp Mfg (MMM) at201 percent Hello MRKgoodbye MMMI

of our hIgher transmittertowers and much greaterpower wattage

The onginal TV spectrumwas called VHF (VeryHIgh Frequency) and It hadonly 12 channels (2 thlOUgh13)

Later the FCC authonzedanother spectrum called

~ before cableDc you remember TV

before cable At our oldhouse (before 1985) we hada motonzed rotatIng anten-na on the roof with antlers~about 12 feet across Thebest reception was WIth theantenna arms 90 degreesopposed to the directIOn ofthe transmItter

To watch CKLW-TV mWmdsor we would rotateour antenna to face westWIth the arms POIntIngnorth and south glvmgmaxImum exposure toWindsor in the webL

Even WIth our rotatInganttlnna facmg Toledo thatCItyS SIgnals were so weakthe pIcture was always fuzzyWIth a lot of flop-oversToledo was defimtely notworth watclung

But Toledo friends saIdthey got farI receptIon ofcur Detc~tetetlone b~au~e

3 7 shares of the new J PMorgan Chase stock Exceptfor a 2-for-1 split of Exxon-MobIl m 2001 there were noother stock diVIdends orspbts In the other eIghtstocks

The adjommg table Illus-trates the market perfor-_ ~h( I)f(n n t 9lt- u _ _ I)~

the 30 DJI stocks for theperIOd Dec 31 2000through Dec 212001

The table shows that the$10000 mvested m the2000 Dogs had decbnedonly 8 1 percent throughDec 212001

But note the Ierformanceof the 30 DJI stocks for thesame penod the Dow wasoff 127 percent about 57percent more than the lossof the Dogs

the mfamous You are notauthonzed to View thISpage message So much fordIetmg onlme

Of course I had to pay aVIS1tto the WeIght WatcherswebSIte (wwwwe1ghtwatch-P~ Cl)1 I rinn~r wRnt you totrunk theyle a big opera-tion but before you go mtothe SIte you have to selectthe country you are lomput-mg from

Youll also notIce that sixof the 10 healthy smIlingpeople appearing in thehome-page photographs areyoung ladIes who could atthe very least be acceptedfor an audItIon for TVsBaywatch How aboutsome before pictures folksor a reahty chick er check

Other than the fact youcan get all the informationyou would ever need aboutWeight Watchers from thewebSite you can also Jomand dIet online Of course Ifyou dIet online you must bescrumptiously I meanscrupulously hon~st WIthyour compute

I never be about myweIght But lets just saythat on a RIchter scale of oneto 10 Im oft the charts

Have a Uch questUJn orsubject you would lleaddressed In thlS columnWant to comment or addyour two cents worth 2 My e-mall address IS

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If the dIVidend paymentsremam unchanged or edgehIgher then the only waythat Yields can dechne IS forthe market pnces toIncrease

History has proved theDogs to be qUIte fickle Forcomparahve purposes It ISverv Important that mvest-ment In Dogs stocks mustbe on an equal dollar baSISnot eqllal number of sharesbaSIS

For easyarlthmettc LTSassumes $1000 Invested meach of the 10 Dogs for anmlhal mvestmentof$10ooO(commISSIOns are Ignored mthese calculatIOns)

Dunng 2001 J P MorganBank merged with ChaseManhattan Bank WIth eachMorgan share exchanged lor

I can espeCially relate toone link called ChocoholIcsRevenge They offer a newchocolate recIpe tWIce amonth to satlsfy your crav-lOgs WIthout breakIng yourdIet budget My reactionwas Only tWIce

One of the web SItes Ifound talked about weightloss through surgery(wwwobesoloutlOncom) butI thtnk Ill pass on that oneunles~ It involves seWIng mymouth shut from mid-December through Jan 15BeSIdes I wouldnt be ableto bark Jingie Bells WIththf mutts from that stupIdsong

Another webSite I hap-pened upon dunng mysearches was Dletmg Onbne(wwwdtetmgonllne com)

For some strange reason IImaguted huge chocolatecakes and other iavontefoods appeanng on the com-puter screen

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timers balled out early mtomoney market funds only tobe swallowed by that doubletrap

1) record low short-termmterest rates and

2) missing the 20-pluspercent recovery from theDows September lows

January IS tax-hme andportfoho checkup time Whynot call ChriS Walker atLTS sponsor InvestmentCounsel Inc (313-886-0453) The firm has beenmanagmg Grosse PomteIdmllY porttollOS since lj~I

Dogs of the DowThe Dogs of the Dow are

the 10 DJI stocks haVing thehIghest yields among the 30Dow stocks at any giventlilJ

The mvestment theorybehmd the Dogs IS thatthese hIghest yields WIlteventually regress to themean Yield of the entire 30Dow stocks over tIme

6 Is thiS weIght loss pro-gram SCIentifically valId

Those arent all the ques-tions and statements they~tart out WIth but thcy allseem vahd questIOns youand I should ask ourselvesbefore pulling out a half ofgrapefrUit for breakfast

There Isnt much moremformatloa on the webSIteabout actual dJetmg but Ithought It was a good placeto start

The sIte concludes WIththe followmg quoteConSider jOlmng a groupthat wIll support you Inmakmg healthy chOIces andhelp you m getting off themultl-blllton dollar dietmdustry merry-go-round

For ObVIOUS reasonsheres another webSIte thatcaught my eye Its calledThreE Fat ChIcks on a DIetwww 3fatchicks com)

ObvIOUS Jokes aSide ttuswebSite does have veryInterestmg contfnt melud-mg recipe mformatIon foodreVleU1S and 3 hstng of allthe best low fat cook 109sites

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DId you enjoy the hoh-days Those sugar-coatedcandy cane cookIes that youswore on Dec 24 you wouldaVOId sure dId taste greatdIdnt they

Of course I dtdnt havethat prcbem f Please Ignorethe cookie crumbs In mybeard)

Now youre wonderinghow to make peace betweenthe food and the bathroomscale Guess what TheInternet can help It can notonly help you lose thoseunwanted pounds but tt canhelp you do It safely

My first stop on theInternet was a webSItecalled Beyond Dletmg(wwwbeyonddIetmg com)

WhIle my searches ondtetlng turned up manymany SItes I lIked the waythis one started It startedWIth 10 questIOns youshould ask yourself aboutfood dletmg and lttaYInghealthy Here are 11 somesamples of 10 thmgs to con-Sider before you start yournext diet

1 Are you measunng yourhealth solely by a number onthe bathroom scale

2 Is dIetmg gettmg in theway of YOllr life

3 Does dIetmg make youfatter (l thmk they must bespYIng on me)

4 What are the healthnsks

5 Anecdotes and testlmo-ntals dont mean a thmg

At press hme Dec 27mvestors analysts and port-foho managers were closmgthe books on a burn 2001thankful for the robust vear-end rally that reduced l~~~(sfor a most volatile year

Dont lookback lookforward

January ISusually anup-monthfueled by bll-hons of dol-lars lookmg

ruI [VUI~ui~ mvestmentlt By Joseph W h I I e Mengden bonuses and profit-sharing are down

from the gluttony of recent years there IS still a ton ofmoney filtermg down the dItnbutlOn channels that wIll be lookmg for an mvest-I ment home m JanuaryI Many do-It-yourselr

investors were badly burnedlast vear

Some lucky market-

Window Replacement Barnes School

Thc Board of Edul-aliOn of The Gnwc Pomle Publil- SchoolSylttcmWaync Count Mil-hlgan Will rccclve ~caled hld~ fora wmdow proJCd locatcd m thc Cll~ of GroltltePOInte Wood~MKhlgan at Barnc~ Sl-hoo

Spc(fll-at](]n~ and BId F orm~ WIll he available at aMANDATORY pre-bid meetine on TueltdayJanuary 8 2002al 10 l) a m ea~tern tandard tlmc Thc mandatory pre-hidHII lakc plKCat Barnc Shoo 20090 Mornmgldc GrosePOIntCWood MILhlgan 482~6 Thc mcellne will bc Dthe~CCIVD1lroom pf Barne~ ~chool

Scalcd bId 111 he duc Thur-day January 24 2002 at 1000am eatcrn Iandard lime at the Admmtltlrallon BUlldmg ofthc ltJroe Pomtc Board 01 1m( allon 1RQ laIr AvlGrC~ pOInte 11 -1Qlft ~ IHI-- am~ ~)a -- Jwill he opened and publtLly rcad aloud ThlltproJccl will nOIbe funded hv federal or lttatemonic

Plcaltc dl reel quc-tl()l trl Larrj Yanlaula Managi ofBuddrnglt and Groundlt for the Groe Pomtc Public SchoolSytcm 11~-42 ~082

Board of FducationGror POl11llPubilL iLhoo) iylttem

Lmda Farmer SCLretaryGPN 121VOI 122701 andOl1OV02

Window Replacement Ferry Elementary School

Thc Board of Educal10n of The Grosse POinte Pubhc SchoolSylttemWayne County MichIgan Will receIve sealed bids fora Window proJcct localed In the City of Grossc POinte WoodsMichIgan al Ferry Elementary School

SpecIfIcatIOns and BId Forms wlil be avallable at aMANDTORY Prebid medina on Tuesday January 8 2002at 9 00 a m ell~tem standard llme The mandatory prc-bld Willtake placc at Ferry Elementary School 748 Roslyn Gros~ePOlntc Woods Michigan 48236 The meellnamp WIll be lD IhereCCIVIOeroom of Ferry Elementary School

Sealed bids Will be due Thursday January 24 2002 at 1000a m calttem standard lime at the Administration Bulldmg oftle Grf)ltse Po-nte Board of Educaton 389 St ClaIr AveGH)~C ronne Mi 0230 dl wnl(n lime dlhJ pla(c tne 010

Ill bc opened and pubhcly read aloud Th proJcct Will nOlbe funded by federal or slate monies

Please dlrecl qucstlons to Larry Yankaultka Manager ofBUlldlngltand Ground~ for Ihe Groltsc POinte Pubhc SchoolSytcm ~I~ 412 1082

Board of EducationGrose POinte Pubhl- SLhool Syslem

Linda Farmer SecrctarylJ PN 1211VUI 1212701 and 0103102

Philip Rice has jomed The Acumen Group I bUSinessconsultmg company m Grosse Pomte Farms that has ere-lltllU fil~-btllp process to help entrepreneurs grow theIrbusmess

Rice has more than 20 years busmess expenence mclud-mg WIth the accountmg firm DelOltte and Touche andGallagher Kaiser Corp a bUlldmg and pamtmg systemcontractor

Rice 1S active m the French-American and German-Amencan Chambers of Commerce In DetrOit He has alsobeen a member of the AutomotIVe Industry ActIOnGroupConstruction Industry FOluS Group

Peggy Delozier realtor and relocatIOn speCIalist WIthColdwell Banker SchweItzer Real Estate m Grosse POinteFarms has once agam receIVed the DIamond CIrcle Award

The award IS given to the top 20 percent of all sales asso-cIates across the natIOn

DelOZier has bachelor dewees m hl~torv and EnglIshfrom Npwton rol1ppop of thp ltTpn HTt TOrtlt R~tCollege She IS also a graduate of the Academy of theSacred Heart In Bloomfield Hills She IS membershIp chaIr-man of the DetrOit AuxilIary of Chlld Help USA

The Lutz Corp a mortgage bankmg dIVI~lOnof The LutzCompames has added Robert Henry to the staff

Henry a reSident of Grosle POtnte Woods WIll ~peclaltzeas a loan officer secunng loans for mcome-producmg realp~tflte

Henry was a VIce presdEnt at (omenca Bank for 12YPllro 11 addtlol tn lortgagE bankng Hellry WIll contm-ue prOVIding acqulltlon and dispOSItion servtces at Lutz

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Local Rates1 year 5372 year 5703 year 598

advertising andthe eastsides

best ciassiftedlincluding estate

salUt senicesautol

appliancesemployment pets

and other itemain high demand

In gemology assures cus-tomers are receIVIng Itemsof the finest quality

Both brothers weretrained by the famtly expertGeorge Kouelter Sr whosedream hves on through thefamIly

Along With a beautIfuland one-of-a-lond selectIOnIn Jewelry KouelterJewelers offers watchesfrom guch prestlglcus hncsas Breltlmg OmegaMovado Raymond Well andSelko The stores gtftwarecollection mcludesWaterford Lladro andSwarovslo

Koueiter Jewelersmoves and expands

George Kouelter Jewelershas relocated to 19815 Mackbetween Huntington andManchester In GrossePomte Woods

The famIly-owned andoperated company had beenon Mack above Vermer tor33 years With the move theKouelter family has expand-ed the store and added theconveruence of a free park-In lot

The Kouelter famIlystresses personal andfnendly servIce GeorgeKouelter ISa craftsman whodeSIgn custom jewelryBrother Roberl 5 expertise

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Photo by Bra d LmdbergJackie Harper of St Clalr Shores browses through post-holiday sale Items at

the Pointe Pedlarmg thmgs for the hornandfixmg up the home WeSfeIt -- --- - --- --- -- -all through retathng

He saId products thatevoke nostalgia such as col-lectIbles hand paintedgoods mdJVlduahzed deco-rAtiOnS 8nd a WIde range ofhousewdl e ~uld well a~JaCObsonSone of ills chentsand the anchor ofthe Viiiageshoppmg dlstnct of the Clty

As the shopping seaqlngets a second WInd In thepost-holiday phase heavydiscounts are expected toJump-start sales of outer-wear and leather goods

Now that we have coldweather Its a great tIme forafter-Chnstmas salesMarx Said Its an excellenttime because Vvchae gttver-al more months of chIll

By tills time next year theeconomy may have recov-ered If so Nitzsche saIdwe sure arent gomg to seethese prices agam ~

THERES MOREINSIDE TRA~1VJUSTTHE HEADLINES

Evel) Thursday we provide the Pointes with completecoverage of the people organizations businesses sales

and events in our community

CompilatIons of patnotlcmusIc sold much ~tter post-9-11 than ever before saidJenie Carlen manager ofpublic relations for BordersGroup Ine m Ann ArborPatnotlc book titlesIncreased after 9-11

There was more of akeepsake mmd-set thISyear Marx said There wasmore attentIon on homehearth and nestmg There ISmuch more rehance on need

At POinte FItness andTrammg Center SusieJOlJanJ a personal trainersaid I was surpnsed at thenumber of personal trammgpackages and membershIpssold A lot of people added tofamIly memberships

The training centersowner Ken Welch of theFa k said The biggest pre-sent someone can glVe theIrkIds IS to take care of them-selves and be mdependentwhen they get old

Warm wfathfr hnwlVlrcooled the shoppmg spmtTemperatures ddnt dropuntIl two days beforeChnstmas

It was a late start sales-WIseS8JdWendv Bacon ofthe family-owned WhistleStop Hobby Shop m St ClairShores People cbdnt startshoppmg untIl afterThankSgIVing From thenon It was busy but notchaotic

HeIghtened Interest Inworld affaIrs has been par-tIally credJtedWItha run onglobes at Harveys CompleteTravelers m the CIty

We had a lot of speCIalorders tius year s81d storemanager Annie Toelle

Red white and blueA surge In patnotlsm

extended to clothm2 wherethp hot (nnrs were red WIULt IU1U Ulue

At HIckeys Walton-Pierce a mens and womensapparel store In the CttyWith a hneage to 1900patnotic-theme thmgs didwell said owner BillHuntmgton

He s81dhullday sales wereon par WIthlast year

immedJately after Sept11 there was a soft penodfor a week HuntmgtonsaId Then everybodyadjusted at least accordingto my eXPilnence

In a move slmllar toDIClemente and h1sChristmas corsagesHuntmgton gave customersAmencan flag PInS Hesconsldenng replemshing hisnearly sold-out supply ofneckties and belts decoratedWIthAmencan flags

The patnotlc theme con-tinued at Borders Booksand MUSICin the CIty whichIsnt a 801e propnetor buttargets its Inventory to mdi-vidual commtmtlc~

place on Thursday Dec 20sometime between 11 30a m and 7 pm In the 1400block of Maryland Someonestole a 1988 Oldsmoblle 88parked on the street

In another inCIdentbetween Dec 16 and 19 a1999 Harley DaVIsonHentage Spnnger motorcy-cle was taken from a garaeIn the 900 block of GrandMaraiS

Dunng the evemng ofWednesday Dec 19 some-one failed In an attempt tosteal a Jeep parked m frontof a reSIdence m the 500block of Pemberton

Rowboat headA prowler who pohee

beheve had been dnnkmgwas caught after a short buteventful chase m GrossePomte Woods

Officers caught the manIn the 2100 block of Brvs onSunday Dec 23 at 4 16 a rn

The suspect an I8-year-old man from Eastpomtehad to be 1ubdued officerssaId

While runmng frompolice the teenager hoppeda fence got tangled and fellface-first Into an overturnEdrowboat stored m a resl-dents back yard An otlieermentIOned mans obvlOuslymtoxlcated appearance

- Brad Lmdberg

lOWIngconverrstlOn WIth aGrosse Pomte Woods pollee-man whIle bemg taken toJail on Saturday Dec 22 at240 am

Oh boy am I 1D troublenow said the man

-wnyT asked the officerBecause I m drullk The

suspect had been pulled overon northbound Mack nearTorrey for speedmg an esti-mated 60 mph When theofficer got out of hIS crUIserthe suspect drove off Hefolled hiS own escape byturnmg onto Ford Court adead end

You know saId the offi-cer you should not runfrom the polIce

I didnt do anythmg anynormal Amencan kId would-nt do

ThP mAl rllF11tprpl lQpercent blood ~alcohol levelThe suspect said he hadbeen dnnklng at a fnendshouse m DetrOIt Poltcecharged hIm Wlth drunkendnvlng fleeing and eludJng

Car theftsGrosse Pomte Park pollee

are nvetlgatlng twu IHthefts and a third attemptthat faIled

The most recent theft took

Luring customersLocal retailers didnt Sit

back and Walt for customersto arnve

Angelo DIClemente whohas oPIlsd The Dried FlowerIn the Woods for 30 yearsincreased his advertISingbudget Dunng a holidayopen house he gave womengreen-tnmmed Chnstmascorsages

Its the little extra thmgsthat bring In salesDiClemente saId We heldour own this season It wasgood

StateWlde retaJi holidaysales rose about 2 2 percentover last year according toArthur NItzsche presIdentand founder of TeleeheekMldugan In Southfield Thecompany guarantees checkscuswmers pay retaliers atthe tune of purehase

Looking at check actlVltyIS lIke samphng retailsales saId NItzsche aFarms reSIdent He expectsreceipts to nse to 2 3 percentonce post-holtday salesmcludlng gIft certificatesare added

Wptlr ~ QmJ(Jo 11101~ - - ~-n natIonal averages Nitzsches8Jd Thats good becausemany tImes we take It onth~ chm In any case It was

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Man needc abatting cage

An angry male driveranswered Wlth a baseballbat when a woman cut hImoff at the turnarollncl onVermer near Canton justmSlde the border betweenGrosse Pomte Woods andHarper Woods

On Saturday Dec 22 at2 26 pm a Grosse POinteWoods officer saId the manbecame enraged when a 33-year-old Harper Woodswoman Zipped through theturnaround and cut off theman He jumped out of hiSvehIcle WIth a baseball batsmashed the womans dnvers SIde Wlndow and tnedto pull her out

The office drtw hl~ IH~tolwnen tne uspect oat Inh~nd mdlcated he wouldntcooperate Police leVIed felo-niOUS asault chargesagainst the 42-year-oldHarper Woods reSident

Officer from HarperWoods took over thE sceneand arrested the suspect

All-AmericanA 19-year-oid man from

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hIm after an outstandingcareer at South

Coming out of highschool I wanted to go to acuHege where i could piaybasketball and I would get agood education no matterwhere It was Hess slUdBut when I wasnt playmgbasketball at Eastern It chd-nt feel the same

Thats when he startedexplonng other schools On~ was ColumbIa which hadrecruIted him out of hIghschool Another was Wllhantand Mary which IS coachedby former Ohio State assis-tant RIck Boyages

I really liked WillIam andMary Hess saId And Imgettmg a free educatIOnwhIch I wouldnt have hadm the Ivy League

During lus year off Hesshas been pracncmg WIth theWilham and Mary teamIncludmg the eariy mornmgcondltlOmng sessions buthes had to watch the gamesfrom t on the bench

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Hess excited aboutreturn to actionBy Chuck KlonkeSports Editor

The Walt ISfinally over forAdam Hess

List Thunlllll) h~ pl11ytmhis first college basketball mmore than two years whenIus Wilham and Mary teamplayed the UOIverslty ofMaryland

Playmg the sIxth-rankedTerrapins was Just fine WIthHess a former All-State bas-ketball player at GrossePOinte Scuth who trans-ferred to WIllIam and Maryafter startmg as a freshmanat Eastern MichiganUniversity

Im pretty excIted aboutplaymg agam slUd Hesswho was forced to SItout lastyear because ofNCAAtrans-fer rules

And Im glad itsMaryland That way If Ihave a bad game I can saythliL It WdlI because oiMaryland not me

Hess transferred afterEstern fired coach MiltBarnes who had rterLlited

Adam He took In Hme alghtleeiDg aroaDdAthena during his trip to Greece with NYCHoops

ValleyIt was a very close meet

and It went right down tothe final couple of eventshead coach Rick JohnstonslUd Our kIds SWant welland I can see the Improve-ment m each competitor n

Derek Johnston won the~UO-treestyle ana lOU-but-terfly whIle the 200-medleyrelay team of JohnstonBrandon Baetens MikltlVance and Kyle Williamstook first

In addItion Dan Adamshas been cutiing two ~-onds off his times in everymeet

I love to see the kids cut-ting time because It meanstheyre workmg hard Inpractice Johnston Bald

The FIghtm Insh fell to 0-S overall

Upcommg for the NotreDame SWImteam is an awaymeet on Tuesday Jan 8against Sterling HeightsStevenson

sonsAlex likes the school

Wood said It has a goodbusmess school and thatswhat hed lIke to go mto Healso llkes the coach and hessure that hell be there forhIS full four years bull

East wins non-league hoops gameBy Bob St John sophomore Robert Carlisle our WInStaff wnter scorEd 14 pomts and Semor Josh Saunders

Lutheran Easts boys bas- grabbed eIght rebounds chIpped In WIth seven pOIntsketball team eased mto the whIle Bobby Maynard and and seven reboundshohday break WIth a 53-37 ChrIs Gibson also played The Eagles led 21-17 atwm over vlsltmg Warren well the half but broke the gameImmaculate ConceptIon The guys played well and open by sconng 15 pomts 111

Head coach Gary everyone had a chance to get the thIrd quarter and 17 111Gutenkunst saId hIS Eagles some plaYIng tIme the fourthhad tv do l better Job of (1utpnkllnQt laId We The Lutheran East bas-reboundmg and tAkmg care rebounded better and took ketball team Improved to 3-2of the ball which they did as care of the ball whIch led ta overall

tlUUdl - a trewenuuullweapon~ Wood Bald Lastyear he improved his back-hand The last half of theseason he started hitting itWIth a lot of topspin And hehas an outstanding serv(Thnoo +J 110_ _ _ - _ lWavl~ - 00

forehand backhand andserve - make him an out-standmg player

AB good as Conn ia theressome room for improvement

He stIll needs to work onhis volley~Vood Bald Nextyear hell do that and thenhell be a complete player

Wlsconsms tennis pro-gram has been in the mIddleof the BIg Ten and Contishould be able to step nghtm and help the Badgers

Conn who is a 3 3 studentat ULS also pIckedWlsconsm for academIC rea-

Sophomore ChrIS Smallscored m the first penodwhIle Jumor Chns Andersonand senIor Pat Llpa tailledm the fmal stanza

The kIds are grmdmg Itout playing well sluft-by-sluft McKay said

It was also a family gatht11l1l iur semor ialt1ralcTImmons who competedag81nst some relatives onLumen Christi

It was fun watchmgPadraics grandfather wear-ing two hata McKay S81dIt was a mce game agamsta good team

The Notie Dame hockeyteam Improved to 10-1 over-all

Next for the Fightin InshIS a home game onWednesday Jan 9 againstUmversity Liggett School

overallCommg up for the Ftghtm

Insh are home gaJTles onFriday Jan 4 and TuesdayJan 8 agamst DetrOItCatholIc Central andMadison HeIghts BishopFoley

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Fightin Irish bury Windsor St BrennanBy Bob St JohnStaff wnter

Head coach Don Sicko gotthe results he was lookmgfor m hiS Notre Dame bas-ketball teant beatmg VISIt-mg Wmdsor St Brennan 68-50 last week

We were a httle betterLUll1~h~ W1tUl U1 uur prt~ IVU

three games SIcko saidOur attItude and work Notre Dames hockeyethic ISvery goodwhich Will team is movmg up thego a long way toward mak- standmgs in DlV1slOnIIImg us competitive After losmg 5-4 to Flint

The host Flghtm Irish Powers on Dec 1 thebolted out to a 17-6 lead Flghtm Insh have run offafter the first quarter and SIXconsecutIVe wms mclud-main tamed a comfortable 109 last weekends 3-0double-dIgIt lead throughout shutout over highly toutedthe final three penods Jackson Lumen ChnstJ in

Dfn1Vply the kIds the Lansing Showcaseplayed well but offenSIvely It was a goodgame gomgwere not where we want to back and forth~ head coachbe Sicko s81d Kevin McKay said Wetook

Sernor guard Sean Rmke an early lead but Lumenscored 14 pomts whIle Chnstl took It to us m thesemor John PeJak added 11 second penod Swimmingand semor Bnan BIggs had Our kIds played well10 espeCIally (Dave) Murray m The Notre Dame sWIm

The Notre Dante basket- goal and we won a bIg team lost its meet last weekball team improved to 3-1 game ~ falhng 98-71 to Chippewa

Knights Conti chooses WisconsinBy Chuck Klonke on his back but with his m 1990 teams in the state bullSports Editor work ethIC Im confident Former touring pro Aaron Conti has been a state

UnIversity LIggett that hell do well ~ Knckstem also played for champIon three bmes inSchoolsAlex Conti WIllhave Some of the pressure has Wood at ULS but he turned DiviSIOn IV HIs success ISa lot of pressure on him been relieved however profeSSIonal after his sopho- no aCCIdentwhen the boys tennis season Contis chOIce of colleges more year He has paid the pnce for-begms next spnng has been made He recently Dunng lus first three sea- this Wood said Hes

Hell be the No 1 high signed a letter of intent to snns with the Knights Conti worked hard on all aspectaschool player m the state attend the UniverSity of has compiled an 88-3 record of the game And he worksregardless of class said Wisconsm mcluding a 26-2 mark last on his conditioning Ill seeKnIghts coach Bob Wood He IS the thud ULS male season wlule playmg No 1 him running In the summerThats a lot of pressure player 111 Woods37 years as singles He played second when the temperature is Inbecause there are a lot of coach to SIgna DIVIsionI let- smgles lus first two years the 80s and 90sgoodplayers m the state and tel of intent Paul Van Thats a tremendous wood SlUdthat ContI hasthey can make their season Walleghem went to record when you consider three outstanding tools inby beating Alex Wlsconsm 111 1978 and John our schedule Wood said his repertoIre

That puts a huge target Yancey started at Kentucky Weplayed all of the ranked His forehand 19 excep-

January 3 2002 SnortsGrossepointeNews r 13A

Louise WarnkeCily Cleric

and 8 25 on floorVictor had a season-best

8 6 on beam MaureenMoctn came back from anInjury suffered on her barsroutIne to score a team-high845 on floor

Weathers and CadorIneach had personal-best all-around scores and PoletIsand Michelle Karowslu hadtheir best scores on floorMIa Mocen posted a 6 5 onbeam m her second varsItymeet

Hess--From page 12A

Ive had a couple ofthmgs keep me gomg Hesssaid In practIces Ive beenworkng out WIth the secondteam so I try to beat thestarter Im playmg agamstlnother reason IS out ofspIte - to sQow people thatIm still a good player

He did that m hIS firstgame with hiS new schoolscoring a career-high 21pomts

WIlham and Mary hasstruggled m recent seasonsbut Hess thmks the school ISon the way up III theColomal AthletiCAsSOCiatIon

We played the toughestnon-league schedule m theconference he saId Weplayed schools from the Big12 Big 10 and SEC

Hess got some game com-petItion last summer whenhe toured Gree~e with NY~Hoops a team of 11 colle-gIate players Hess team-Jlates included ArizonasJason Gardner andMIchIgan States AlOYSiUSAnagonve and AdamBallInger

We -played the GreekOlYlllPIC team and It wastQugh competitIon becausethey dIdnt want to lose to abUJlch of college kids hesaid The games were closeso we blamed it on the officl-atmg The fouls would be 10-o real qUIck

Not only dId the baket-ball expenence get Hess pre-pared for hiS return to thecourt but he had time toenJoy the country

We had some free timeso we got to see everythmgfrom the anCient rums tocollege-type parties hesaid

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SECTION 98-18 RESIDENTIAL NRKING AND SEMInRCULAR DRIVES OF THE CITY CODE OF THE

CITY Of GRO~~t POINTE ooD5 OF 1997

four freshmen who helpedfill In hadnt had enoughtIme to develop their floorexerCIse routine leaVingNorth WIthout a fulllmeup

Dornbrook led theNorsemen m three eventsShe scored 8 3 on vault WItha full handspnng 7 0 onbars and 8 15 on floor exer-cIse

Victors beam score of 7 6was the best of the mghtShe also scored well In vault(7 95) and floor (7 45)Maureen Mocen scored 795In both floor and vault and67 on bars

Gronback scored weil onvault (79) and bars (67)Weathers dId well on vault(79) and floor (7 55) PoletIscontnbuted to the teampomts on bars after suffer-ing an injUry and Safran didwell m three events

North bowed to Troy1296-1231 but Weathershad the highest score of themeet In vault (8 25)

Victor had a team-best8 55 on beam and Cadonnled the way ill bars WIth an80

Maureen Moceri andDornbrook each connectedon a difficult move on thebalance beam as they did aSWItch kick to a back hand-spnng It was the first tImeeach of them had used themove m competItIon

Maureen Mocen had afloor score of 8 15 andPoleti3 had rfglonal qu~hfymg scores m bars and vault

North fimshed fourth atthe Troy Athens InVItatIOnalWith d ~tlt1migt~urluf 124 1

Dornbrook was eighth In

n-ground unth a 31 85 andshe also placed m bars WItha 7 9 Maureen Mocen wasseventh m floor exerciseWIth an 8 65 -- the hIghestIlldlvldual score by a Northgymnast thiS year Cadonnwas eIghth on bars (805)and Poletls was mnth onvault (8 15)

North closed out the 2001portIOn of ItS schedule WItha 128 7-126 25 Will over AnnArbor PIOneer m a meet thatBentley laId was the teamsbest of the season

Dornbrook scored a per-sonal-best 32 95 m all-around WIth an 8 6 on bars8 35 on vault 7 75 on beam

Early start brings desired resultfor Norths gymnastics team

Phoro by Rosh StllaroGrone Pointe South shortstop-pitcher Chris Getz signs his national letter of

tetto plAy hAlIIfhn at WakeForest while his parents Art and Betsy Getz andblii bJgh iichool coach Dan Griesbawn center look un

An elrlc tart to the sea-son than usual prOVIdedGrosse Pomte Norths gym-nastics team With thpresults that coach BruceBentley deSIred

I wanted to get the gIrlsout there early to see whatwe had what needed to beworked on and go fromthere saJd Bentley of thestart that wa nearly threlweeks earher than normal

North whIch won theGreat Lakes Eight dualmeet and league meet tItleslast year started out With a12165-962 wm overBrulIllghdJII S~ahulm

Captams Tracy Dornbrookand Maureen Mocen hadexcellent all-around scoresof 30 25 and 30 15 respec-tively

Lesbe Cadonn posted anall-around score of 23 2 fol-lowed by Katie WeathersWith a 2185 that In(jluded a775 on vault

Natahe Victor scored 845on balance beam and Mocerihad an 8 0 on beam Cadonnposted scores of 7 95 onuneven bars and 7 85 onbeam Dornbrook scored 7 8on bars 7 45 on beam and7 85 on vault Kelly Poletisscored well on vault WIth a775 and Kayle Gronbackhad scores of 7 3 on beamand 6 45 on bars LaurenSafran had a 6 95 on beam

Freshmen MIa MocenLeah Steele and KristenGlover performed well mtheIr first varsIty match

North beat BlclIlIUglutlHGroves 1168-1048 The lowscore for the Norsemen wasthe result of Cadorm J JRoszka and Poletls mligtJngthe meet WIth mJunes Andthp (wo phnmnrp nli

tand out because he battedIn the leadoff spotGnampsbaum saId

HIS statistIcs might havebeen even more Impreigtllveas a sophomore when hemade the DlvllOn I All-State second team

Getz batted 505 With 12doubles two tnples and fivehomers He stole 34 baseshad 27 walks and drove m20 run HIS pltchmg recordwaigt 1-0 With seven savesand an 089 ERA

Getz doesnt look hke apower tflCtlit at o-tuot-lLand 160 pounds but he has36 extra-base hIts In twoseasons

Hes stronger than heappears to be but he hastremendous bat qUIcknessGnesbaum said He haone of the qu)(kest bats Iveseen for anyone hiS age

In slgnmg With WakeForest Getz WIll attend thesame school that hiS fatherArt graduated from

Thursday Jan 3 agamstLlvoma Clarenceville andhost Macomb LutheranNorth

Its a tough openerbecause North has sometough kidS SChlhi said rfeel good about our chancesto beat both teams but ourkIds have to wam It

Next for the Eag1es is theFordson Tournament onSaturday Jan 5

Super Senior squadWlmbledonRacquet Club Super Senior team of Julia Caprara Mimi

KJbbey Janet Lannen Patty McCracken Jeanne Rivard Nancy SChmidtAnne Spitz Joanne Visellio and Penny Waslak won ittl local United StatesTennis Assoctatlon league champlonsbip and advanced to the sectionaltournament in IndlanapoUs The Wlmbledonteam flnlshed second in a fieldthlOtindudelaquol teams from Wisconsin UlInotsand Ohio

Chris ltHI totals really

Devils coach DanGr18sbaum

Getz ha been Southsstartmg shortstop the Jasttwo year but he has alsobeen the Blue DeVIls closerand hant blown a saveopportuntty III two years

Although he would proba-bly lIke to clone himGne~baum IS Just happythat he has Getz for onemorE year

Sevel al senIOrs graduat-ed from lat year champl-~nhlp te~~ bu~a~tz thlr~UCl)UU ampllUt 1JIUKCLt dUU

pitcher Matt Middleton arethree tarters wholl b thenucleus of thiS years Southsquad

Last year Getz batted430 WIth seven doubles two

triples and eight home runsHe scored 42 runs and drovein 30 He also had 22 walksand stole 21 bases In hISclosers role Getz was 3-0With 12 saves and a 1 38

match whIle Steve Of)ada(215 pounds) also captured aSIlVer medal lOSing 8-5 toChntondales AntomeWeible In the champIOnshipmatch

Bobby Monahan alsoearned a medal for thePIOneers placmg SIxth at112 pounds

ComIng up for thePIOneers IS theIr MetroConference opener tomght

States bestFive University Liggett School field hockey players made the All-State

team which was selected by coaches in the state From left are KatieHoUerbach Maggie Dillon Suzanne McGoey Clare Burch and BrittanyPaquette McGoeyand Dillon were first-team selections BWChiaDd IIoD~bacb made the second team and Paquette received hononble mead_McGoeyand Burch received All-State honors for the second straight sea-son

Wake Forest baseball gets Getz

known for a long hmeAnd It doesnt stop there

Getz hat been on theDIvIsIOn I All-State teameach of the last two seasonsand after leading South tothe state champIOnship lastspnng he wa named to theAll-State Dream Teamwhich includes players fromall four dlVlslOns

Hes a total player Thatswhy so marJ) ulleuroge~ we t

Interested in him saId Blue

By Chuck KlonkeSports Editor

When Wake Forestssportll mformatlOn depart-ment sent out a newsrelease about the baseballplayers who signed early let-ters of mtent to play for theDemon Deacons It had a suc-cmct appraisal of GrossePomte Souths Chns Getz

(Getz) IS one of the bethigh school mfielders In theMidwest the release said

Thats somethmg that followers of ugh schoo base- 11 ~ h T1 1 110-) 11

Monahan Orjada shine atMacolllb County TourneyLEs Jurczakalso medalsBy Bob 51 JohnStaff wmer

WARREN HarperWoods wrestlmg team hadits moments of glory m lastweekends 28th annualMacomb CountyTournament at MacombCommunity Culltgl

We fimshed 12th out of34 ligtams whlth 1lt great fora small DIVISIOn IV schoollIke Harper Woods headcoach Adam Schlhl saIdWe beat powerhouses lIkeRomeo thanks to a sohrlshOWIng from all of ourkids

As for Lutheran East itwas a learmng expenencefor Its wrestlers

It was a tough tourna-ment for our kIds and theylearned firsthand what Itshke to wrestle some of thestates best East headcoach John Wlllnwr igtdHl

TIus was a learning expen-ence for our kIds and It WIllhelp them In thE long run bull

The Eagles fimshed In thebottom third of the 35-teamtournament as sophomoreChriS Jurczak (1l2-poundclass) took home a fifth-place medal

Alex Goetz (145 pounds)also won a match for East

TIns was the first tIme In

Harper Woods hIstory thatwe had a wrestler In themals and we had two

hihl Said The guys wereIsappomted they dIdntn but they lost to twough kidsMIke MVII hdll IDolunds) won a SIlver mtgtdalsmg 8-5 to East DetrOItsatt Shankm m the tItle

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by our young people IS if you getcaught there really al13no con-sequences from lawenforce-ment the school and m manycases the parents

Accordmg to Craig he feltthese Issues were not umque tothe Grollse Pomtes and HarpervoJ uu Lney arp prevalentand that thiS reaction from theyoung people surpnsed us

The key Craig felt IS to tack-le these issues and Implementthe developmental assets m asmany places In the commumtyas poSSible

It is Craigs hope and one ofthe foundatIOns goals to helpthe commumty foster the 40developmental assets even ift don~ on~ ~t a time

Caring schoolclimate (No5)

At Harper Woods SecondarySchool prmcipal Jim Hessehandpicked 14 seventh- andeighth-graders and 24 nlnth-through 12th-graders to serveon a prmcipals advisory teamThe teams first goal is to workon the Search Institutes goalNo 5 creatmg a canng SChOOlchmate

In the first meetmg heldbefore the holiday break stu-dents were asked to Identifythings such as attnbutes theyadmired in a fnend how afavorite teacher showed anmterest 10 thelJ success In

school trungs they liked abouttheir school enVIronment andwhat they hkelt most abouttheir relatlonsrups With otherstudents at school

The process Will help stu-dents Identify the Issues andreasons for the issues and tocome up W1th poSSible solutIOns

So far student reactIOns havebeen positive

Before If you had a com-plaint you Just sat at the lunch

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If youths pOSRess between 31 and40 of these developmental assetsthen youths wl1l be less likely toIIqe and abuse drug dud alcohOl

In October Craig met With 40Grubse POlllte and Harper Woodsarea students parents and lawenforcement officers three timesto n1q(OnCl~ h ~ 1 1

bullbull ~ toHbullbull1U JU bullbull ut40 Jtlvelopmental aSllets and setclear boundanes and expecta-tions 10 the home school and Inthe community

From the adults In those diS-CUSSIOnsCraig summanzed

In many cases underagednnkmg IS supported and con-doned by parents and our pob-cles and consequences are notconsistently apphed There aremany homPR WhPTP Alrnhnl qserv~ by the parents at partiesto their kids and other kids 10the cornmumty For whateverreason there is a very strongsense that trus subject IS onethat should not be openly diS-cussed In the commumty

Many parents feel that theirIuds need to learn at a young ageto dunk responSibly before theygo tr college Manyparents areafr81d that If their kids getcaught and there IS a conse-quence that a permanent recordWill be eotabhshed In their fil~that wlll hinder their Opportuni-ty for college acceptance or ath-letic scholarshlp ~

From the youths who attendedthe meetmgs Craig slld

-They want less peer pressureto dnnk They want clear bound-arles and consequences to be Uni-formly and faIrly applied All ofthem certamly expressed astrong deSire to have a forum toopenly and honestly diSCUSSthese issues With the adults mtheir lives

There IS a perceptIOn by ouryoung ~ople that In thiS com-mumty on a weekend there ISnothing else to do except to go toa party dnnk and get high

Another perceptIOn expressed

- Socrates5th Century BC

Greatest Gift Foundation helps teens make choicesBy Bonnie CapraraStaff Wnter

Our youth IIOW lot es luxuryThev haul bad manners contempt for authority they showdlsrcspe~t for eder~ and louechatter In place of exerciseChtldren are now tyrants not tMselvants of the household TMv110 longer rI~P IIhin ders enterthe room They contradICt theIrparents chatter before companygobble their food and tyrannizethe teachers

In some ways some peltlplesperceptlOns of youths haventchanged much m the last 2000years

One City ot (zrosse Pomte manIS convinced that relationsrupsbetween youths and adults neednot be adversanal or polanzedHe has a plan for tunung thoseperceptIOns around

After selling his busmessMark Craig famed Our GreatestGift Foundation an organtzationcommitted to helpmg parentsschools organizations and lead-ers to help youths make wisediiuutl - especaJIy thoseregardIng drug and alcohol use

lhese deCiSions are madebased on prinCiples outlmed bythe Search Institute an mdepen-dent nonprofit organizatiOnwhose miSSion IS to advance thewell-being of adolescents andcildren The iwttitultl generatellsynthesizes and communicatesnew knowledge convenes organi-zational and community leadersand works WIth state and nation-al orgaruzatlous

At the heart of the institutegtwork 18 the framework of 40developmental assets positiveexpenences relatIonstups oppor-tunities and personal quabtiesthat young people need to growup healthy canng and responSi-ble

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The Tenms Center WIn now be offenng astrength and condlhonmg programheaded by Ken Welch and hke FoxKen the owner of Pomte FItness IS aChIld Sports Deveillpment SpeoahsiMike a MS ExerCISePhySiolOgist IS theHead Tramel for Grosse Pomte HuntClub Tenms Center Speoahzed sessIonsIll be available for JUniors of all levels

ThIS IS a one hour program for beginningJUniors ages 5 to 10 The progra m ISdesigned to give young sIlldenls theskills necessary for a hfetlme of fun In

tenms ThIs class will cover baSIC strokeproduchon and consistency and WIll pnrrilotC J poslhyc ~~ophcrc by uSlngeXClhnggames and acl1vlhes

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This combmallon program IS structuredfor Jr HIgh I High School players of alllevels This class Will mclude playerslookmg to partiCIpate m school tenmsThe group will be dlVlded s-parahngthe more advanced pla~ers from the nov-ICeplayers Focus Will be on stroke pro-dUChon smgles and doubles m3tch playand strategy

Wmter Sessions (10 weeks January 7 - March 15)Spring Sessions (10 weeks March 18 - May 24)

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TIllS Llt i one and a half hour programdesigned for JUIllOlS already partlClpat-tng m tournament competlhon ThISclass Win stress the fundamentals of allstrokes as well as movements footworkand strategy There Will be competlhvemalCh play strength and condmonmgtramlng each day

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gomg to fall asleep have 1your young person wake Jyou up and make sure the~give you a kiss goOOmght 1That way they have to be tcoherent and youre gomg ~smell booze on them If

theyve been dnnlong ~The second piece of

adVice that came from the ~foundatIOns October meet- ~mgs was to know Where ~children are and venfy It ~

Cr81g used the example 4Ja friend who called Ius ~daughter whIle she was outand asked to speak With theparents

Well they werentthpr (rll~ M H to14her If you would have tolcme they werent there Imight have let you shy

Another suggestIOn ISto Iallow youths to have more)responsiblhty so they can learn not to make mistakeSgt

Accordmg to lods what)keeps them from bemg dls-honest ISknowmg the consequence of maktng a mIS-take ISso large Craig SaidIf YOLlcan comUlWllCate -what the consequences areand what youll do If theydo get caught Its not yourfault as a parent

Overall Craig called the)asset approach a commonsense way to solve proble~~m an acceptable wa

There are so many pro- -grams that address prob- )lems CraIe saId Mv fthought process ISto find IthinKS VOLl can do III nlp ven(problems bull ]

nurturing skillsA Bon Secours BlrthCare

nurse educator teaches thesession and encourages bothgrandmothers and grandftJthers to attend

For more mformatlOn orto regtgttercall Bon SecouSCommumty HealthEducation at (586) 7797900between 9 a m and 4 p mMonday through Fnday

Coaches will be givenlaminated cards WIth specif-ic goals and )luggestioDs ofhow to Implement them

It focu8es on posltlvethmgs rather than negativetlungs said NeighborhoodClub executive directorJohn Bruce Theyre theIunds of thmgs theNeighborhood Club ISallabout - to help bUildstrong famlhes

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Among the youths whopa tiJltll-tJUl Lh~fuunJa-tlons October meetmgsCraig said ~Op(n and hon-est communlcatton betweenthe parents and the youngpeople does not eXist

One of the tOPiCStheyouths Said they mostwanted to approach theIrparents about was howtheir parents handled peerpressure when they wereyoung

One of the suggestIOnsyouths and adults came upWIthwas naVlng kids givethem a kiss goodnight whenthey carne home after aneVEnlDgout

Craig s81done of hiSdaughters uses that excusewhen shes out with fnendswhere alcohol is available

Tlus came up a lot WIththe parents 10 the sessIOnssaid Craig Tlus ISsome-thing a lot of parents dId _to wake up or If youre

soon to be-gr and pare n tswere told when they becamepanmt~

Sign up for the BonSecours Cottage grandpar-ents class and see for your-self what todays expectantparents are learmng Even ifyou already have grandclul-dren you might pick upsome new ideas or informa-tion about cluld care and

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GreatestFrom page IBtable and gnped about It8llld JUDlorclass treasurerDaria Wdhams

If It works It WIllpre-vent Issues from escalat-mg said JunIor class presI-dent Joe Zlchl

The most stnkmg aspectIS Its posltlve approachHesse said There arentany donts Ever smceColumbllle you have tohear what theyre sayingwhat thplr rml 9 on Ifwere really tuned 1Il to ourstudents and If they feellike theyre filled m on theprocess then we can dosomethIng about It

Cr81g hopes to estabhshpnncipal adVISOryteams m10 to 15 other lugh schoolsm the Grosse PomtesHarper Woods RoseVIlleBelleVIlle and Detroit

If nothIng happens thenat least theyre gomgthrough the processes andworkmg on these assetsCraig s81dThese arentnecessarilv measurablethmgs Just posItive out-comes

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Tymgmto the SearchInstitutes goal No 18youth programs theNeighborhood Club willmstruct Its volunteer coach-es on fostenng additionalassets in team members mthe COultl~ uf pract1ce andplay starting with its youthbasketball l~~gues

Bon Secours Cottage offers grandparents classBon Secours Cottage

Health Semces offers a free~an(frarent glass from 7 to9 pm Monday Jan 14 inthe private dming room(lower level) at Bon SecoursHospital 468 CadIeux in theCity of Grosse Pomte

Todays childbearing cou-ples are bemg taught manythings that ~m to be theexact OppOSIteof what the

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Carlyle graduated fromNorth Georgla College He ISVice preSident of operationsfor Apache Transport and ISa captam m the GeorglaArmy NlttIonal Guard

Ronning-Mahfet

Mr and Mrs DenniSWilham Ronnmg ofSavannah Ga haveannounced the engagementof their daughter AlisonLeigh Ronmng to DamelJoseph Mahfet son of Mrand Mrs Damel JohnMahfet of Charlotte N C formerly of Grosse PomteWoods

A June wedding isrlm~n1~

Ronning earned a bachelor of business adnunJstra-twn degree from theUmversity of Georgia andan MBA lD finance from~rgta State UmversityShe works for MediaOutsourcing Inc

Mahfet earned a BBA maccounttng and economicsfrom the University ofGeorgia He works for MooreColson m Atlanta

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AUCTIONfuesdayJanuary 15- 6 PM

WednesdayJanuary 16- 6 PMThursdayJan usry 17 6 PM

Chari Sdu-eyvltgtgel A N AtAmenr8J1 lt6l 1912) patlna~bTOftraquo 18~1lI

EmUy lJnn ROlDlUloand Matthew DeBetR

DeBets son of Julie DeBetsof Harper Woods and thelate Michael DeBets A Mayweddmg ISplanned

ROlfano graduated fromGrosse Pomte South HighSchool She 18 a teachersassistant at MasonElementary School

DeBets graduated fromCleary College With a degreeIn business managementHe ISself-employed

Osborne-Carlyle

Darlene and Vic Rohr ofWarren have announced theengagement of their daughter Kimberly Osborne for-merly of Harper WoodR tnJeff Carlyle of Helen Gason of Dons rarlye [Helen Ga and BoydCarlyle of Pendergrass Ga

A February weddmg isplanned

Glgtuurne earned a bache-lor of arts degree fromKalamazoo Colltgtge and amasters degree In commu-mcatlOns from theUmversity of SouthernCahfornla

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Dave and SallyWolschleger of Ruth haveannounced the engagementof their daughter Angela SWolschleger to Thomas WVeda II son of Thomas andFrances Veda of GrossePomte Farms A May wed-Jlllg IS piannea

Wolschleger earned abachelor of sCience degree mlegal studies from GrandValley State Umverslty anda masters degree m bUSI-ness administratIOn fromCentral MichiganUmverslty She IS a legaladmmistrator

Veda attended GrandValley State Universitywhere he studied naturalresources m3nsurrm~nt HIIIS a fmanclal Malyst andbusmess owner

FOlJTltfms Ormemtlnblha fron Uwo ar of 1812 a Navy IJItIIlIftU1Ucn A~ord an GffiCtr Ii drtlU ord and two CommISS1Dn1

tIKned b Pttacdent James Ma~aon petCII1Rlnc thento

-AUCTION rflutunnl property belonll1ne- to thp -F1V1ne ~~l1~A20r~~j ~ ~tQtc uf t~uG-russca POJnte-uOrawrL Karl Hates iDd numerous other estates and pnvate COllectlOllllpresenting an early 19 centUlYDuncan Phyfe claSSical mahogany work table a collection of nuhtana Includmg a Umted States War of 1812naval presentatIOn sword and ~ dress sword CommIssIOns Signed by Presulent James Mawson and CIVIlWarmemorabIlia a 10 86 carat round cut VS2 fancy yellow diamond nng a large collectIOnof gtports memorabIliaIncludmg complete sets of baseball cards lbpps 1952 to 1959 inclUSIve and Bowman 1954 and 1955 andcomplete sets of football cards Bovman 1953 to 1955 inclUSiVe 1968 TIgers team SIgned ball and muchmore a very large LolltlOn of antique and other weapons toys and eollectlbles includIng gtJekeyMouseItems bronzes by Charles SchrcYogel Marshall Fredeneks Charles Manon Russell and others Sliverincluding a stunmng late 19learly 20 century French sterling centerpece paintings by RIchard JerzyWladlslaw Szemer Eduard Von Grutzner John Pluhpp ilAlmagle HughIe Lee Smith Alfred ThompsonWIlliam Wulgery Juhus Oan Melehers and many more graplues by LoUISlcart Curner and ]ves Royuchtensteln Reverend Howard Finster and others Paul H Oelman photographs glass mclwhng Galleclocks pottery and porcelaIn Includmg Dr Wall penod porcelBln Onental rugs antIque and reproducbonfurnIture and mUChmuch more

PREVIEWThursday January 10 - Noon to 8 PM

Friday Tanuary 11 - Noon to 8 PMMonddY January 14 - 10 A M to 5 PM

Romano-DeBets

John and Lmda Bruce andVmcent and Kathy RomanoofGrosse Pomte Farms haveannounced the engagementof their daughter EmIlyLmn Romano to Matthew

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brides brother GeneGargaro III of Grosse PomteShores John BEaganMatthew W Hogan KevinC McCooey and Todd LPollack all of New YorkCity and TImothy JPlunkett of Tarrytown NY

The mother of the bndewore a dress WIth a whIteorganza bodice and blackSIlk charmeuse skirt

The grooms mother worea long fuchSia silk dress

MUSICwas prOVidedby theChnst Church ChOIr of Menand Boys a strmg quartetand organist Fredeflc DeHaven

The bnde earned a bache-lor of sCience degree fromGtnrgftwn llmverslty SheIS a producer and editor forteleVISion With theBloomberg Fmanclal News

The groom earned a bach-elor of arts degree fromGeorgetown UniversIty Heis an mvestment banker mtelecommUnications withSolomon SmIth Barney

The couple traveled toHawau They live InManhattan N Y

fine inCISIOnsm the corneaThose mClSlons change theshape of the cornea Thereshaped cornea focuseshght onto the retma anddtcu VUllunISrestored

Hundreds of thousandsperhaps mJlhons have hadthis surgery and aresupremely satisfied WIth theresults They now get byWithout reachmg for theirglasses or fussmg WIth contact lenses

TA~IK rgery is not frof comphcatlOns No surgeryIS Some people are botheredby the glare from hghtsespeCially at OIght A veryfew have suffered VISionloss If I were younger Iwould have the surgery

I directed thIS answer atnearSightedness LASIKhowever can be used forother VISIonproblems - far-SIghtedness and astIgma-tism

There are proceduresother than LASIK that cor-rect VISIOn LimitatIOns ofspace dont permlt a diSCUS-SIOnof them all

Readers may wnte DrDonohue or request an orthrform of allatlable healthnewsletters at PO Box536475 Orlando FL 32853-6475

Academy ChpelThe Most Rev Leonard P

BlaIr and the Rev Gerald EMurray offiCiated at the 6 30P m ceremony which wasfollowed by a receptIOn atthe Country Club of DetrOit

The bride wore a whiteSIlk gown and a cathedral-length veIl both tnmmed mwhite satlO She camed abouquet of white rose andstephanotiS

The maid of honor wasKatherine Re of BronXVIlleNY

ill Juemalds wereMeghan Burns of ChicagoEmily McCabe of New YorkCIty Dott Shea HoblO ofPabadena Cahf KathenneFrederick Webher of RoqtnnCarne Blrgbauer of SanFranCISco and BevanGarrett of Prescott Anz

Attendants woreWedgwood blue satin A-Imegowns and carned bouquetsof multi-colored summerflowers

The best man was thegrooms brother Thomas GGrace Jr of New York City

Groomsmen were the

Eye surgery can freepeople from glassesBy Dr Paul G DonohueSpeCial Wnler

Q Im trymg to deCide If Ishould have laser eyesurgery for nearltlehtpnnpssI am 36 and have worn

Glaises brIng a clearimage to a nearsighted eyeby focusmg mcommg lightdirectly onto the retma

The most common kInd oflaser eye surgery IS LASIKsurgery - laser m SitU ker-atomJleusls (CUR-ah-toe-muh-LOOSE-suss)

The cornea IS the outertOlluh r]PAr povpnn17 of the~y~Oi~ngdirectly m~front ofthe pupil WIth a laserbeam the eye doctor makes

I gl8SCS or contacts for 20yEars I have never beencomfortable With eIther Idgo for the surgery If I couldbe sure It would work and besafe Is It

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eyes that can see thmgs upclose but see distant objectsas a blur The problemcomes from the shape of theeyeball NearSighted eye-balls are elongated andthose eyes focus light mfront of the retma mstead ofon It The retma ltthe eyesfilm which the brain devel-ops mto VIsual pIctures

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Mr and Mrs MichaelJoseph Grace

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Lauren EhzabethGargaro daughter of Mrand Mrs Eugene A GargaroJr of Gros~e Pomte Shoresmarned Michael JosephGrace son of Mr and MrsThomas Gerard Grdce ofRye NY on July 14 2001at the Grosse Pomte

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Service above selfJohn Brooks Rotary District Governor

adclreued the Rotary Club of Grosse Pointerecaat1y with the message Hsuvice above self

As local leaden aud volunteen Rotarians areeoDUDitted to improving their local and globalcummUDities Rotarians pride themselves ontheir abWty to ftad commUDity solutions tolocal and IDternaticmal needs

The mother of the bndewore a full-length Ice graydress With a beaderl bodIce

The grooms mother worea full-length dress With awhIte top and mdescentnavy blue skirt

Scnpture readers wereBruce Wallace ofBrookhaven NY audKenneth Kerr of FairViewTenn

The bnde earned a bachelor of sCience degree fromthe UniversIty of Michiganana a masters degree 10bo-s admmctrRtlOnfr~-w Wayne StateUmverslty She IS a manag-er With Accenture

The groom earned a bach-tlor of SCience dewee fromPennsylvania tateUm erslty ahJ a master sdegree m busmess admmlS-tratlOn from Case WesternReserve He IS a Fordaccount manager WithGoodyear TIre

The newlyweds traveledto Germany SWItzerlandand Italy fhey live m WestBloomfield

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~f Naples Fla on Sept 22DOl at Christ ChurchGrosse Pomte

The Rev BrYant DenmsonJr offiCIatedat the 4 p mceremony which was fol-lowed by a receptIOn at theLochmoorClub

The bride wore an IvorysJlk strapless gown that tea-tured a bodICe and chapel-length tram decorated WIthcrystal beads She carned anosegay of apncot roses

The matron of honor wasthe bndes Sister NancyClark of PalatIne III ThemaId of honor was thebndes sister JennIfer Boydof Hoboken N J

Attendants wore full-length black dresses andcarned bouquets of apncotand wlute roses

The grooms brotherTImothy Pulte of Glen MillsPa was the best man

Groomsman was VincentMlhaltk of IndIanapolis IndUshers were Charles Clarkof Palatme III and ThomasSdhanek of Ann Arbor

lointe Shores ~grandparents are Richardand LUCinda Weiemuller ofGrand Blanc Great-grand-parents are Homer andShirley Welermiller ofGathnbug Tenn

Alexander JamesGraebner

Mr and Mrs DaVidGraebner of Troy are theparents of a son AlexanderJames Graebner born Feb19 2001 Maternal grandparents are the late Mr andMrs M James Walkl of theCity of Grosse PointePaternal grandparents areMr and Mrs HerbertGraebner of Bloomt1eldHills

Andrew GeromettaDreyfuss

Cvnthla and PeterDreYtuss of Naples Fia arethe parents of a son AndrewGerometta Dreyfuss bornMay 16 2001 Maternalgrandparents are JudithPaul of the CIty of GrossePOInte and the late WRonald Paul Paternalgrandparents are Jacquesand Francoise Dreyfuss ofM1amJ Fla

Sylvia ElaineHodges

Matt and Michele Hodgesof Grosse Pomte Park arethe parpnts of a daughterSylVla Elaine Hodges bornSept 26 2001 Maternalgrandparents are Ed andSue Yonne of EastpointePatenlal grandparents areRuth Brant of Carleton TomHodges of Rockwood and thelate Bdl Brant

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Jude-Philipe DulacLisa Manz-Dulac and

Gerard B Dulac of GrossePomte Farms are the par-pntJl of a son DominIC JudePhlhpe Dulac born Dec 72001 Maternal grandpar-ents are Rosemarie andRichard Manz ofWJ1hams1leNY Paternalgrandparents are Georgetteand Bertrand Dulac ofRancho Palos Verdes Cahf

Jacob JosephShaheen

j Mr and Mrs Joseph Mghaheen of Mmneapohs arertbe parents of a son Jacob-lJoseph Shaheen born July25 2001 Grandparents are

1Grosse Pomters DeShaheen Ted Zberanowskirand the late Joseph JlShaheen

Jenna MarieShaheen

trMr and Mrs Paul Vincentaheen of Orland Park

I are the parents of a~aughter Jelna Mariegthaheen born Aug 13~OOI Granoparents arelarosse Fomters De~haheen Ted Zberanowskyand the late Joseph~haheenI Mary Kathryn Weiermiller Curt and AnneWeiermdler of Grosse PomteWoodsare the parents of a~aughter Mary KathrynfWelermlller born June 212001 Maternal grand par-~nts are George and MaryiEllen Dakmak of GrosseI

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Detroit which is celebratLng Its 16th 8Dnlversary ISalocally run affiliate and ISresponsible for raiSingfunds and volunteers tosupport its building effortsHabitat for DetrOIt willcomplete Its 100th house 111Detroit by spnng 2002

Mens groupmeets Jan_ 4 11

The Ecumenical Men sFnday Breakfast group WIllmeet at 730 am FndayJan 4 at Grosse Pomt~Memorial Church 16Lakeshore m Grosse PomteFarms The speaker WIll beSydney Rooks of fort StreetPresbyterian Churchs OpenDoor program

On Fnday Jan 11 DrNed Chalet will be thespeaker for the group wluchmeets every week andserves breakfast Chalet5topic will be PosltveJeWlBhHIStory Smce Jesus

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HabItat for HumanityInternatIonal an ecumem-cal Chnsban muustry dedI-cated to tlmunaTmg povertyhousing 18 celebrating lts25th anniversary Foundedby Millard Fuller alongwith hISwife Tmda Habitatfor Humamtv Internationaland its affiliates in morethan 2000 UllllllUIl tu~s in81 nations have bUllt andsold more than 100000homes to partner familiesWIth no-profit zero-interestmortgages Families con-tnbute 300 hours of volun-teer labor to support theirhouse construction

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In the back from left are Georle Nicholaon of Groue IoJDte Partners andHabitat Detroit the KeY VBruce RiCdon of Grosee Poiate Uemorial CbWCbandPartnere Jack SChwab of Bank ODe lUld Habitat Robert Dewaelsche of HabitatJack W1Wamaof the Partners Uld John Molk prealclent of Habitat

In the froat from left are Chase cunnlaghm of Groue IoJDte Partne LUlie SldaIier of Ccue City Nclghborhooda TrlD1 LeIrN Uld Sam Smith andiUzabullbeth WIlliam bullbull both of Groen Pointe PartDen Partners

The banks philOiiuhyofpartnershIps Jllustrated mIts motto Bank One onewith the commumty hascontnbuted to Its fifth consecutIve outstandingCommunity ReinvestmentAct rating Schwab said

Construction on thIShouse was started InAugust Thats pretty fastSchwab said

Tne Partners has recentiy~g n reoenng househuldfixtures and cabmetry fromhouses slated for demolitionin the Grosse Pointe areaaccordmg to Jack Williamsa member of the PartnersH~ says Items recoveredWIll beuro placecl in Habitthomes through the organi-zations ReStore programReStore accepts donationsof surplus bUlldmg materi-als from contractors andsells them to low-mcomehomeowners for a nommalfee

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Grosse Pointe Partners Bank One make surethat Detroit family has home for the holidays

ChrIstmas came a fewdays early when Tnm leWiSreahzed the dream of ownmg her own house - thanksto the Grosse PomtePartners and Bank One

On Dec 22 representatIves from Bank One andthe Partners dedIcatedleWISShouse In HabItat forHumamty DetrOItsTncentennial Village m thecitys Core CItyNeIghborhoods

The Rev V Bruce RIgdonsemor JJastor of GrosseP(llntE Memonal ChurchwhIch IS a member of thePartners SaId Chnstmas ISa story of homelessnessand a story of dlscovenngGods love

Habitat IS a programthat bnngs out the very bestIn everybody he saId ItprOVIdesa safe wholesomeplace where famIlIes canlearn to love God and serveeach other

Grosse Pomte Partnelllfounded in 1997 IS a collab-oratIon of 12 churches mvanous Grosse Pomte com-munities The PartnersraIse money and recruit vol-unteer support to buildHabItat houses In additionto Detroits TricentenmalVillage the Partners havehelped build Habitat housesin West Virginia and CostaRlIll

~Bank One UI proud of itspartnershIp with the GQ~Pointe Partners and work-ing with its volunteersespecially its youth volun-teers said Jack Schwabvice president Bank Oneand board member ofHabitat fUT Humanity-Miclugan It was inspira-tIOnal for me to see thoseyoung people working here

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A httle-known VOIceJahaziel spokeIn the name of the God of all the earthFear not and be not dismayed forThe battle ISnot yours but GodsYouwill not need to fight in thIS battleTake your positions stand still and seeThe VlctOryof the Lord on your behalf

ABCD- A BIble Chapter Dady -Is one of many ways to read the BibleFor my own and other lIves On The HillDuri1g late August to late October ABeDsIhe Chromcler of some 2400 years agoHelped heart-mmd-floul Ul 2001 ADDowhat ISnght In the sight of the Lord

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This and much more 1D the two books ofChronicles the conclusion of the HebrewScnptures I find veri contemporary that 1SFull of most relevant meanmll for todayThese leaet often e~d h~k5 rThe Chnstiar ~ibJes 66 are full ofDowns and ups destructive and reneWIng

The Pastors CornerBy the Rev Gutav Kopkll JrSt James Lutheran Church

Wedo not know what to doBut 0 Lord our eyes are on you bullFor decades I have loved to pray theseWords ascnbed to DIetnch BonhoetferGerman Lutheran Pastor and TeacherAnti-NaZI martyr executed m 1945 Just before the Allies liberated my natIve land

One month after the unMuslim terrorI read on October 11 m II ChroniclesTlus prayer of Jehoshaphat who didWhat was nght gtn the SIght of thELord 0 Lord God of our fathers do you not ruleOver all the kmgdOfISof the natlOnsIn your hand are power and mIght

So that none ISable to WIthstand youIf ~~comes ~por us ue ~tllstLTdBefore you and cry to you mOur affllctlon and you WIllhear and saveWhom the Exodus forces on their way toThe promIsed land had not mvadedWere now terronzmg With destructive force

They reward us by coming to dnve usOut of your promIsed land America0 our God will you not execute judgmentOn them For we are powerlessAgamst what IScommg agamst usWe do not know what to doBut our eyes are on you

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funded under an mvestIgd-tor-Initiated research grantfrom the NatIOnal Instituteon Drug Abuse Surveys ofnationally representativesamples of Amencan highschool benlOrs were begun m1975 makmg the class of2001 the 27th such c1assurveyed Surveys of 8thand 10th graders wereadded to the delgn In 1991maklOg the 2001 natIOnallyrepreentatIve samples the11th such classes surveyed

The sample blzes m 2001are 16800 8th graders14300 10th graders and13300 12th graders for atotal of 44300 students mall

behaVIOr or SOCialproblemshave later been diagnosedWIth VISIOnproblems

Parents should look forthee symptoms

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We cherish our chddrenWe should chensh theIrVIlOn too An eye care pro-feSSIOnal can make all thedifference

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types of changes you mightexpect to result from shiftsm the advertlsmg miX agreater amount of negatIvenews coverage or less favor-able portrayals of smokmgIn entertmnment program-mmg

There IS also eVldenpetrom the study that ciga-rettes have become some-what less avaIlable to teensThe proportlOn of 8thgraders s8)lng that It wouldbe ~falrly easy or veryedlgtY tor tnem to get cIga-rettes 11 they wanted somehas fallen from 77 percent In1996 to 68 percent In 2001Among 10th graders theproportIOn fell somewhatless from 91 percent to 86percent over the same timeperIOd The mvestlgatorsnote however that the greatmajority of these youngteens stIll say that they haveready access to cIgarettes

Will these favorabletrends In cigarette smokmgamong young people contm-ue

The reductIOns in thenumbers of teens who aresmokmg or who are accept-mg of smokln should helpto deter other teens fromstartmg Johnston saidBut the fact that the pro-portlOn who 1udge smokingto be dangerous IS no longernSlng may be an early warn-ing Sign of a slowdown m thedeclme in teen smokmg

Monitonng the Future IS

By Dr Howard Purcell(NAPS) - Heres an eye-

openmg statistic Only 9percent of Amencan chl1-dren have had an eye exambefore they entlr schoolThat can lead to more prob-lems than parents mayImaglne

Parents should take theirchtldren to an eye care professlOnal for a comprehen-SIve eye exam - not slinplya Vlblon screenlng - by theage of three again beforestartmg Bchool and everyyear while In school

Cherish childrens vision

A thorQugh eXRmlfllltonconsists of more than Simplyreading a chart It tests notonly VISIOn but also pro-VIdes information about thechilds overall health profile

Many children who havefared poorly at school or whohave demonstrated negative

A conSiderable body ofresearch - some of It basedon Momtorlng the Futuredata -- has shown that pncecan be an Important deter-rent to smokmg for youngpeople Work reported lastmonth by the UM investiga-tors at the World ConferenceUll 8111ukmg or health InNew Orlean hows thatsince 1997 the proportIOn ofstudents reportmg frequentexposure to antl-smokmgads has Increased conslder-~blJ Iu t1nA dJC lUU1JOTuuncredltmg the ads With actu-ally helpmg to mfluencethem not to smoke hasIncreased substantially aswell

Smce 1995 there has beensome mcrease at all gradelevels m the proportIOns ofstudents sa)lng that pack-a-day smokers run a greatrisk of harmmg them-selves (phjrsJcaHy UJ Jamp uLLerways) although thiS beliefdid not mcrease any furtherIn lOOl (Thl MODltonng theFuture study has shown per-ceived harm to be an Impor-tant deterrent to young peo-ples use of a number of Ilhc-It drugs)

While many adultsbeheve that young peopleunderstand the dangers ofsmokmg our data suggestthat a lot of tettllgt stIli donot particularly the youngerteens Johnston saId Forexample Some 43 percent oftodays 8th graders stili donot thmk there is a greatnsk associated With pack-a-day smokmg

In addition there hasbeen some Increase smce1996 (1997 for 12th graders)In students personal dIsap-proval of smokmg

These findmgs suggestthat It IS not Just pnce thatIS actmg as a deterrent toclgarltte use JohnstonsaId There have been someunderlymg changes mImportant beliefs and atti-tudes as well These are the

to management about futureplans for the faclhty lnclud-Il~g new equipment diS-counts mcentlves and pro-grams

If you really enj)y a goodhealth club It can becomeyour home away from homeThe people you meet and thegood feehngs of accomphsh-ments and results can beworth It If you find the rightone Ask all the nght questwns and research the localfaclhtles to find the perfectmatch for you

Kellv rrdfrn B S C S CS lS a p~rsonal tramer and the owner of PowerBreak FUness If you have afitness or tramlng questIOne-matl Kelly atletters kfwShearstsc com orwnte her m care of KmgFeatures Weekly SerVicePO Box 536475 OrlandoFL 32853-6475

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shown Important dechnes III2001 bpeclfically I

ThIS year about one Inevery 18 8th-graders (5 1percent) IS a current dallysmoker one of every eight10th graders (122 percent)and about one In every five12th graders (19 percent)These dallr smo~lng rate~are down proportIOnallyfrom ther peak levels In1996 (1997 III the case of the12th graders) by about one-half one-third and one11 ltlrtn1j nt~~t~u~~) Thrare down proportlOnally Justfrom last years levels by 26percent 13 percent and 8percent respectively

These important dechnesm teen smokmg did not Justhappen by chanceJohnston said A lot of mdl-vlduals and organizatIOnshave been making concertedefforts to bnng down theunaccectlblv hgh rates ofsmokmg am~ng ~ur youth ~

Amon~ the efforts henotes are a number thatemerged from the tobaccosettlement between thestates and the tobacco com-panies

The Joe Camel advertIS-Ing campaign was endedbillboard adYertlBlng of ciga-rettes was ehmmated andantlsmoklng advertlsmgcampaigns werp Inltated bythe newly formed AmencanLegacy FoundatIOn that wasfunder under the settle-ment Johnston saidFurther a number of stateslaunched their own antl-smokmg ad campaignsullIe aiso raIsed theIr excisetaxes on cigarettes and theIndustry raised prices morder to cover their costsfrom the settlement On topof all of thIS the mdustryreceived a great deal of neg-ative pubhclty dunng themld- to late-1990s as theIrpast practices were exposeddunng the htigatlOn processWIth the states and m thefederal regulatory debates

Abullrnelcan Councll onExerCise (ACE) and TheNatlOoal Strength andCondltlOmng ASSOCiatIon(NSCA) There are othersthat Just requIre a weekendcourse Find out how manyyears the person has beentralnmg and whether theyhave a degree m the field

The third Issue IS conve-mence You want to be surethe faclhty IS easy to get tofrom your home or Job If Ittakes you too long to getthere or It IS out of your wayyou may be wastmg yourmoney

FInally check the avad-ablhty of classes and equip-ment VISit the faCIlIty at theapprOXImate time you planto exercise so you can seeow busy thmgs are Youdont want your one-hourworkout to ake two hours tocomplete because yourewaltmg on machmesl Talk

Areyou ayoung adult troubled f)with lower back problems f-

Attend a FREE lecture

Thursday Jan 10 at 7 pmCnnnely Auditorium at Bon SeCburs Hospital468 Cadieux at E lefferson in Grosse Pointe

Daniel Elskens MD a Bon Secours Cottage neurosurgeon explainS the mostcommon reasons for low back pain In young and middle-aged adults such assports InJunes or lumbar strain He also discusses current treatment methods thatInclude minimallY invasive procedures and dlscectomles (removal of the damageddiSC from between the spine bones) The lecture IS directed at men and womenbehleen the ages of S 21d soA Questlon-and-answer session IS Included and refreshments are servedRtst1Il11()n~ Irt rlQUlred

For more information or to pre-register callCommunity Health Promotion at (586) 779-7900

Included high school seniorsSinCE 1975 and natIOnallyrepresentative samples of8th and 10th graders since1991 QuestIOnnaires areadministered to students Intheir c1asbroomb by ISR staflmembem each sprmg

Current smokmg (definedac S10klng- one or ffi0rc Cig-arettes dunng the past 30days) had been decllmngsteadily blnCe the reLentpeak levels reached m 1996among 8th and lOthgraders and m 1lt1lt17~TTHO

12th graders Between 1996and 2001 current smokmgamong 8th graders fell from21 percent to 12 percentand among lOth gradersfrom 30 percent to 21 per-cent

Among 12th graders cur-rent smokmg fell from 37percent m 1997 to 30 per-cent In 2001 - a proportion-al decline of about two-tenthb Thus the youngerage groups have shown thegreatest Improvement so farThe drop In current smokmgthat occurred Just thiS year- of 2 5 percentage POintsm 8th grade and 2 6 percent-age POints In 10th grade -are highly statistically slg-mficant while the Z percent-age-pomt dechne In 12thgrade fell Just short of bemgsjgIhficai1t

Prior to the peak teensmokmg rates reached Inthe mld-1990s currentsmokmg among 8th and10th graders had been nsmgrapIdly With about a 50 per-cent mcrease ocrurringbetvccn 1991 and 19SGSmoklllg had been nsmgamong 12th graders as wellthough not by as large a pro-portlOn

The rates of dally currentsmokmg m the three gradelevels (defined as havmg oneor more cigarettes per dayover the past 30 days) havehnwtl parallel trends tothose for any current smok-mg and hkewlse have

slOn on thp tRrihn eqmp-ment You might want to askwho cpans the equipmentSamtary facilities careabout thelr members

Second check the quahfi-catIOns of the staff You wantto be bure ~haL the peoplewho are showmg you how toexercise know what they aredomg Ask to talk directly tothem and ask questIOns Letthem know If you plan to usea personal tramer whatyour health history IS andwhat your goals are fortrammg The more thoroughyou can explam your previ-ous expenences the easier ItWIll be for the trainer to fig-ure out what w111work foryou

Some highly recogmzedcertificatIOns for perconaltramers are from TheAmencan College of SportsMedlcme (ACSM) The

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Teen smoking declines sharply in 2001In a year In which good

news seems hard to come bythere IS some good newsfrom the health frontCigarette smoking the leadIng cause of preventabledeath and disease In thiscountry IS falling harplyamong American teenagers

The latest natIOnal surveyIn the ~MoOltorJng theFuture~ smes conducted bythe Umverslty of MichiganInstitute for Social Research(lSR) shoy s that teen smok-mg IS rapidly dechnmg

t)WlOO on natIOnally repre-sentative surveys of some44000 students In grades 810 and 12 18k research SCIentlsts have found that ado-lescent smokmg IS dechmngat a vigorous pace ThiS con-trasts to the dramaticincrease In teen smokingobserved In the early 199Ossays study director Lloyd DJohnston

Because the ~~n yearsare cntlcal In the mitiatlOnof HIIMIy aU hfetlme smok-mg habits what happensdunng that developmentalpenod IS vital to the eventu-al health and longeVity ofeach generatIOn JohnstonSald Thats what made thesharp Increase In the early1990s so wornsome and It ISalso what makes thiS

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Shop around-fot the best health club

dechne hich began In thelattpr half of the 1990s soenCUUlil~mg

The 2001 Momtonng theFuture survey Included stu-dents m 424 publH and pn-vate secondary schoolsthroughout the cotermmousUmted Statpl Tnhls~on andfellow social psychologistsJerald G Bachman andPatnck M OMalley havebeen conducting the studysince 1975 With supportprovIded by the NationalInstitute on Drug Abuse oneof the NatIOnal Institutes ofHealth m the U SDepartment of Health andHuman ServIces

The annual surveys have

By Kelly Griffin BSCSCS

With the New Year youmay find yourself resolvmgto lose the same 10 or 15pounds you swore to workoff last year Couldnt do It

fon your own Perhaps ItStime to conSider JOlnmg agym or health club

There are plenty of bene-fits In JOining a fitness faCil-Ity You get a vanety ofequIpment and classes tochoose trom Meetmg peopleIS easy You can get helpstartmg a routme from anattendant or trameI If youare looking to Jom a fitnessfaclhty for the first time orwould hke to shop aroundfor a better one than the oneyou currently attend hereare some tips for finding thebest one for the money

First and foremost makesure the eqUipment IS keptm good workmg condItIOnIn any facthty aflty shouldbe first Check for rustedcableb or weight plates duston the machines and corro-

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Youll find state ofM1clugan tax fonns at

You neednt worry aboutthat Eventually every-thmg wdl be onlme Youcan go m through thebookmark on our homepage which should takeyou straight to the 2001forms and mstrucbons

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Domg taxes IS almostas much fun as brulhmga eats teeth

Even so while the restof the world was celebrat-109 the holIdays a few ofyou came to the hbrary tofind out when well putthe tax stuff out

Have no fear Itsalready arTlvmg At WrIt109we have more than70 cartons of the baneT)~ t 01 n riPAn th ~~J _ ~ oJ

many more WIllbe m andwe win have the tax formexhlb1ts out WIth formsfree for the talong

Many forms straggle mthrough January Somenever arnve at all Thefederal forms arrIve firstsporadically The stateforms almost never gethert until the end ofJanuary DetroIt formsamve even later If theyare sent at all

Old you seTYeThe UmtedStates Nvy MemonalFoundatlOn m WashingtonDC has estabhshed theNavy Log m an effort tohonor all naval veteranswho have served our coun-try

The Navy Log IncludesNavy Manne Corps CoastGuard and MerchantManners The Navy Log hasthus far collected the names

Now more than ever tnpInsurance ISproVldmg peaceof mmd tv Amencans whoare eXeTCSmgtheIr freedom- _ _ D_~ _ ~_

_ laV~l lIIgt _I only about 8 to 10 percent oftravelers purchased msur-ance accordmg to TravelGuard InternatIOnal ofStevens Pomt WIS thecountrys largest travelinsurer Now between 33and 50 percent are bUYingtravel msurance

ThlS is a good Sign thattravelers are takmg a en-ous mterest m protectingtheir vacation mvestmentsllld Larry Dickens chrectorof vendor relations for AMTravel Agency We wantpeople to mamtam theirnormal travel habIts andtrip insurance prOVIdes anextra level of securitv

Accordmg to D1ckens Ifyour Journey mcludes acruse a package tour or acondo or VUa- whIch oftenreqUIres payment In fullbefore you leave - tripmsurance can be qUite use-ful The same IS true If youshould requue medIcalattentwn whlle overseas

The relatively small addi-tIOnal purchase car savethousands of dollars f thetraveler IS forced to canceldue to unforeseen crcum-

Washington memorial honors veterans

TRIP insurance offerspeace of tnind for travelers

Dlclunson saldIt cost $1368 to pnnt the

ongmal verswn The reVeion would add $560

Woods deputy comptrollerRobert Kraft told commis-SIon members he would seekpnce quotes from mulbplepnnters

Smce the booklet IS forthe reSIdents of GrossePomte Woods and that anaverage of 50 booklets IS ds-tnbuted by the city clerk tonew resdents each monthKraft agreed addItIOnalfundlng could be obtamedfrom the citys operatingbudget to support the cost ofnMntlnlJ ~n PYnltnllPCl Pelt-tlOn a~cordingto tree com-mlSsion documents

We dont have the fundsIn tlns years budget to addthe four pages but wereproceedmg to develop tha~Dickinson sad We hope mthe next fi1cal year wellinclude that in our budget

Tasty broccoh amp garhcIS a perfect SIde dsh wthbeef poultry or seafoodSteam the broccoh aheadto save time Double therecipe for larger groups

My brotherm-law CarlHankla helped me pre-_ +l- Irl ~ 41~ n 1 u - -

ful broccoh We served Itwth beef tenderlolIl andmashed potatoes (pre-pared by my other brother-In-law Dan Caton) Themeal was e~oyed by myentlr~ famly

Together we had tun lI1

the kltchen Eatinghealthy doesnt have to bebonng Special thanks toCall for being my righthand tn the Iotchen dur-mg the hohdays yourethe best

200 PM THE LEGAL INSIDERChIstopher Cavanagh Hosts local attome)s DaVid Draper and DouglolSDempse) tae an illS Ide Jccl at current legal ISSueS(Repealed M-Sun 400 AM MlWfSun 6 00 PM)

230 PM POINTERS WITH PROSTGuesl AJra PollacA IvtChgQJI Em rounema CounetlHost John Prosllllier-Iels local celebnlles aboullirneI) 10JllCS (Repeated M-Sun 40 AM MIWIFSun700 PM)

300 PM TH11iGS TO DO AT THE WARMEMORIALGueSIS Jobl1 Case) amp MIchelle BomlaTloBunn) Brooks host an IIlformalle 100 al whal sha~llInl al the War Memonal (Repeated M Sun) OOAM MWiIiun 8 00 PMgt

330 PM POINTES Of HORTICUITUREGuesl Joe S Floer ArI(llglI Parr IHost honleultuml Jim Farquhar hares lips gles61(1Ice and Inlen IC S lOCJ1 dULhOIIIIl VII grdcOIng(Repeated 1 gtun ~OAM MWII Sun 6 10 PvI)

400 PM YOUNG VIEW POTNTF-Sl pbeal )oulh sho featunng students reJXgtnmg00 a anel) of educallonal loples (Repealed M iun 600AM 1 Ifi un 810 PM)

4)0 PM HTERCOI_OR WOR~JlOPRenowned local artist (arol LaChlUsa demonlralealereolor lechnlques SImple enough for begmnerltHI challengmg 10 the epenenced artist (RepealedM-Sun 610 -M 1IWflltun 9 ()()PM)

500 PM VITALITYPLtA half hour of hod) Il1mng and epklci bolngexercIe cia 1WIF-iiun tepleklxllIlgTffhiat Tone IRepeated M iun 7 00 AM)

530 PM fLSICAtiTORY11MtJAMBOREEHosls 11 GlOria from the Central Llonmand MI~ Paula lhe Mem 1u~ Maer ofter a Ihalf hour of tones dnu mule lor children(T rrh~1 0 PM onl) )

BOllshallow water m asteamer pot add the broccob and cover Steam for 3to 4 mmutes (It Mil stillbe bnght green) drainand set aSIde Heat the 011in a large nonbtlck slolletAdd the garhc oreganoand broccoh and sauteuntIl the garlic becomesgolden about 4 to 5 mm-utes

A LA ANNIE

By Annie RouleauSCheriff

(from ajar)14 teaspoon crushed

red pepper flakes(optional)

Every new resldent getsa copy of thIS book

Is a beautiful bookDickmson sllld It was theTree Commisswns contnbu-bon to the Ctys 50thanmversary along Mth theHlstoncal CommIssionschronology of the Woods

The proposed four-pageexpanSlOn wlll have room foraddltional hlstoncal mfor-mation

We have plans tomcrease the content of thebook mcluding a map thatMil show all the varieties oftrees on the walkin~ path atLake Front Park said AllenDlckmson the Woods citycouncIl represent8tlve to thetree commisson

Commumty Tree Bookletpublished by the GrossePomte Woods TreeCommlSSlont WIll includemajor changes accordmgto commlssion members

GROSSE POINTE WAR MEMORIALS

TV5TELEVISION FOR THEWHOLE COMMUNITY

Holidays are over its time to getback to healthy eating

Add the roaeted pepperand crushed red pepperand toss for an add1tonal2 to 3 mmutes SeasonwIth salt and pepper IfdeSIred Serve hot

910AM InUIT PUISA half hour deroblc ccrclse class (Repeated M-SunII 00 PM)

938 AM POSITIVELY lOSlTIVEFTOIIA LtOld IVrllIhl HauseHosts JeaOle kNell and Lit AIen bull an upllftmg half-hour of JX1li lItltudc and Ideas (Repealed M-sunII 0 P1 MVr gtun 9 0 PM)

10ooA1 WHOS ll THE KITCHEllGllel Ptrld PerHost Chue Kaess eools With local eclebntles(Repelcd 1 un IHJnghl TThS 1( 0 PM)

1038 M ISIIgt ARTArt amp Poem(Repclted 1n 12 gtOAM 1Wif-Sun5 gt0 PM)

1100 A OlT OF THE ORDINARY bullbullINTO TIfJ- EXTRAORDI1oIARYGuesl jail SII ImagerHolaquol ROOcrtTa Ir prcoent an etraordmal) half-hour01 poopk p1ac~ nd Icka (Repealed M Sun 00AvI 1 n h ial 9-00 P1)

1130 11 THF ~OCSHOWCelller fOI Peace amp tOIlfcl Sludies WSUHot rrJIl ehonLnhltrg and her gues dl~U toptcalld e Ill 01 panleuldr Inlerest to en lOT ~IIIZtn(Reptaled M un 1 ~()AM TffhSal ( 00 PM)

U69 pf 11IF ECONOMIC CLUB OfDETROITHIS Fmlllltnct Adam Cardma MGldaFeature nllIonall no n guet speaKe dl~eulIlgcurren I 11 n Ihe bulnts communi I) IRepealedM-Sun 2 00 A 1 1 Th al 7 IXl PMgt

110 PM THt EASTSIDE EAMIJilERRonald 1 f)gtIIafd HOllie

HOit Jlliia ~m and UCI highlight upeomlllg localnon proII [lllt111 elLnl (Reneated 1 iun ~ OOAM1IWI un 7 ~O11)

130P1 (0 ERSTIO~ WITHCOI I EltTORBcaln POlleH~L lU UI HdlV f~lluSCS ll1i k)CJ ntc ng clI cI rRl peatcd vi 110 0 AM Tffhlial ROO111

Broccoli amp Garlic1 pound broccoli flo-

rets (the tops of thetrees)

2 teaspoons olive oilS garlic cloves

minced14 teaspoon dried

oregano14 cup thinly sliced

roasted red pepper

Its time to pItch theChristmas cookles thenuts the pies and cakesand other sweet holidaydehght that youvetucked around thelutchen

Its tlntl to get healthyStart the new year

nght by treatmg yourbody to the fresh fruitsand vegetables that areavaIlable year round

ThIS weeks feature IS aIiT l ~1o hrgt +-1) 0 ~11 tJ 1 -

broccoli that S SImple toprepare and puts a littleZIpmto the popular greenvegetable

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DAYTIME PROGAAMVIING FOR THE WEEK OF JANUARY 06 - JANUARY 13

Woods tree booklet is branching outBy EsradLindbergStaff Wnter

A local group of treefdncJ~r 1S lvukifl~ for aprmter to manufacture1000 addItlonal copIes of agulde to area trees I

A new edItIon of the

1+1Martini lounge

amp Wine BarUve Music Friday lk saturdaY

January 3 2002Grosse Pointe New8 Metro calendar 76

Periodontal disease may lead to seriousmedical conditions but it is treatable

For addItional Informa-tIOn on penodontal dIseaseVISIt www arestm com orcall (866) 2737864

Interestingly In a recentsurvey of 1000 Amencansover half rated regular den-tal VISItsand teeth cleanmgshIgher than gettmg regullt1cholesterol checks Howeverfar fewer request a dentalscreemng that could predIcttheIr chances of contractingpenodontal disease

nate the remaming bactenathat cant be reached dunngthe SRP procedure ArestmIS a fast and easy treatmentthat IS Omfortable forpatients anesthesia IS notneeded

ExhUttIona ShowAt the DIA

From the old masters tothe finest m modern art dIS-cover the gallerIes and exhI-bItIOns of the DetrOItInstItute of Arts The play-tmngs of the baby boomergeneratIOn are the focus ofphotographer DaVIdLevmthals VIVidexhIbItionSmall Wonder Worlds In aBox runnmg throughSunday Feb ~ The eventsof late 16th and 17lh centu-ry England and the beautyof nature are reflected m theexhIbItion Garden Imageryin English EmbrOIdery openthrough Sunday March 10Amencas oldest culturaltralhtlOnb are celebrared mthe exhIbItion Dance of theForest Spmts A Set ofNative American Masksthrough May 2002 Museumhours are Wednesdaythrough Fnday from 11 amto 4 pm and Saturday andSunday from 11 a m to 5p m Recommended admisSlon IS $4 for adults and $1for chIldren and studentsCall (313) 833-7963

On go nDSO notes

The DetrOlt SymphonyOrchestras DetrOlt EdlsonFoundabon Pops returns toOrchestra Hall 3711Woodward m DetrOitThursday Jan 10 throughSunday Jan 13 for StarsStllpes and Pops with trumpeter Marcus BelgravePerformances are scheduledfDr Thursday at 8 pmFriday and Saturday at 8 30P m and Sunday at 3 p m

T1ckets range from $19 to$75 Call (313) 576-5100

weekly workouts are $78 fortwo sessions $106 for threesessIOns or $124 for four ses-sIOns RegIster today forJanuary classes mcludmgGolf Tae Kwon Do KarateYoga TennIS GUItar AdultConversational GreekSmart Women FinIsh FIrstand Watercolors MacombCounty Commumty Collegeoffers a WIdevanety of waysto expand your honzons attheir AssumptIOn CulturalCenter campus To regIsterfor MCC programs call(586) 4984000PreregIstratIOn IS reqUIredfor most AssumptIOn cours-es Call (586) 779-6111

DO YOU bullbullbullwant to be in the metro calendar

Then fill out ttns form send 111096llterctleval Grosse PootErFarms 48236 or fax to (313) 882-1585 by 3 P m Fnday

EventDateTimePlaceCostQuestions CallContact Person

Recently dentISts andhygJemsts have begunaddmg the antIbIOticArestm a locally admmls-tered antibiotIc to help fightpenodontal dIsease to theSRP procedure The antlblotic ISapphed dIrectly to themfected area helpmg ehml-

serious health condItionsBecause penodontal dIS-

ease is a chrome bactenalmfectlOn It can be treatedWIth an antibIOtic TypIcaltreatment for penodontaldisease mcludes scaling androot planing also known asSRP This non-surgIcal procedure Involves deep clean-mg above and below thegum hne to remove plaquethat has bUIlt up

Parents who SIgn up for aKalo class can take advan-tage of free KIddIeKalolBaby Sitting Mondaythrough Thursday from 9 30to 10 a m Nonreglsteredparents pay $1 for fuddleKalo The 17-statlOnNauttlus weIght traInIngroom IS open Mondaythrough Thursday from B to1030 a m and 6 to 830 p mand Fnday from 8 to 1030a m The fee IS $50 for twodays per week $70 for threedays per week or $4 fordrop-m users KaloExerciseJNautilus combo

Ford Houseexperiences

Expenence the grandeurof one of AmencasCastles at the Edsel ampEleanor Ford Houlgte llUULakeshore m Grosse PomteShores Tours WIllbe offeredon the hour Tuesdampythrnugh Sunday from noonto 4 pm Monday Jan 7through Sunday March 31The Ford House Will beclosed Monday Jan 21through Monday Feb 4 TheTea Room will be closeduntil Sunday March 31Tonrllt re ~n for nnlh ~ifor semors -and $4-f~~--~~I~dren Grounds admISSIon IS$5 Annual Passes are avaIl-able for $18 Call (313) 884-4222

Assumption offeringsA full schedule of classes

and events aWalt you at TheAssumptIOn CulturalCenter Reach a npw tab- ofwell-being and cardlOvascular fitness by slgnmg up forKalosomatlcs exercIse pro-grams which combme aero-bICSWIth walking runningstretchmg elements of yogaand k1ckboxmg The WinterSession will run throughSaturday March 2 Fees are$52 tor two-day seSSIOns$74 for three-day sessIOnsand $94 for four-day ses-sions There IS a 25 ilis-count for semors

1~~SehnskyGreen FarmhouseMuseum located dIrectlybehmd the St ClaIr ShoresPubhc LIbrary LIsted In theMIchIgan State RegIster ofHlstonc Sites thIS farm-house IS owned by the CItyof St ClaIr Shores dnd oper-ated by the St Clair ShoresHlstoncal CommISSIOn Thehouse IS open for toursWednesday and Saturdayfrom 1 to 4 pm Call (586)771-9020

If left untreated gIngIVltlScan progress to penodontltlswhen the plaque spreadsbelow the gum lIne Toxmsm the bactena can destroythe bone and gum that surround the teeth creatmgpockets for bactena to accumulate As the pocketsbecome deEpermOrEroom screated for bactena to growEventually these bactenaenter the blood streampotentially leadIng to morc

In the early stage of pen-odontal dIsease the gumscan become red swollen andbleed eaSily At thIS stagethe dIsease IS reverSIble andcan be ehmmated throughroutme dental cleanmgs anddaily brushing and flossmg

Gum dIsease IS a senouschroDlc bactensl mfectlonthat attacks and destroysthe gums and bones thathold your teeth in place ThemfectlOn occurs when dentalplaque a sticky sometimescolorless film accumulateson the surfaces of the teeth

tal infections - and othermore serious diseases Thispotentlal connectionbetween gum disease andserious condItions such asheart ilisease diabetes andlow bIrth rate babIes ISsoberin~ news

Farmhouse museumStep back into the daJly

hfe of a mid19th centuryfarm famIly livmg m EnnTownshiP now St ClairShores WIth a tour of the

Educationalopportunities

Take advantage of educa-tional opportunities WIthLIfelong Learning classes atSt Peter the ApostleElementary School 19800AnIta In Harper WoodsFashIOn your own greetmgswith a Card Makmg classMondays Jan 14 throughFeb 4 from noon to 2 p mThe fee IS $75 Shape upWIth ExerCise Classes formature adults Tuesdaysand Thursdays Jan 15through May 30 from 9 15to 10 15 a m or 10 30 to11 30 a m The fees are $90for ~woUllYII ~r w~eK$45for one day per week or $3for walk-ms Harper Woodslibranan Suzanne Kent WIlllead a free Book ReviewWednesday Jan 16 from 1to 2 pm m St PetersPansh House Those whohave completed theBeginner Computer coursecan partake In anIntroductIOn to WordMondavs Jan 14 throu2hFeb 4 from 9 to 11 a m Thefee IS$70 Computer classesfor Begmners will be offeredWednesdays Jan 16through Feb 6 from 1130am to 2 p m or ThursdaysJan 17 through Feb 7 from9 to 11 30 a m The fee IS$90 SIgn up for anIntemetlE-Mail CourseWednesdays Jan 16~hrough Jan 30 from 9 to11 a m The fee IS $75PreregIstratIOn ISrequestedCall (586) 493-0917

Pointes pastExperience Grosse

Pointes past WIth a freegwded tour of the GrossePomte Hlstoncal o~letysProvencal-Weir House c1823 376 Kercheval mGrosse POinte FarmsSaturday Jan 12 from 1 to4 p m Guests can learnabout 19th Century hfe inGrosse Pomte vIew anexhIbIt of hlstonc pho-tographs and Visit the newlyrenovated Log Cabin c1840 on the property Innddibon they can purchaseVIdeos featurmg GrossePomte h1S1)ryand relatedpubhcations and productsCall (313) 884-7010

Call (313) 833-4249

TTnfnrhmatelv less thanone-fifth of those WIth thecondItion seek treatmEntThe firstever SurgeonGenerals Report on OralHealth In Amenca suggeststhat there are strong assocI-atIOns between oral mfec-tlOns - pnmanly penodon-

At present nearly 75 per-cent of people over age 35have some stage of gum dIS-ease accordmg to theAmerIcan DentalHYgIeniStsAsSOCIation

Even though It IS the sec-ond most prevalent dIseasem the Unlted States -affectmg nearly one out ofevery four Amencans -many people are unawarethat penodontal dIsease andgum disease are dIfferentnames for the same condI-tIOn

Oral health problems currently cause employed adultsto lose more than 164 million hours of work every year

(NAPS) - Healthy gumsare the key to better healthfor everyone however 50mI1hon Amencans currentlysuffer from gum dIsease(penodontal dIsease) Leftuntreated gum ilisease mayserve as a gateway to manyother medIcal condItionsThe good newS IS that whenit is caught early periodon-tal dIsease IS reversibleAnd new there are moreways than ever to treat it

in Ann Arbor The fee IS $10or $5 for DHS membersReservations are requiredCall (313) 833-1405

Live a LeaRiWar Memorial Update

Enhance your mmd bodyand SPlnt by partaking mthe courses and adventuresoffered at the Grosse PomteWar MemOrial 32Lakeshore In Grosse PomteFarms Develop balance andflelOblhty WIth Yang StyleTal Cm Mondays Jan 7through Feb 25 from 6 30to 7 30 pm or fuesdaysJan 8 through Feb 26 fro~7 35 to 8 35 P m The feesllft ~tgtuor ~ll lor semorsIncrease your stamma andstrength WIth Hatha YogaMondays Jan 7 throughFeb 25 from 830 to 10 amor 7 to 8 30 pm for contmumg students or 10 15 to1145 a n for begmnersClasses WIllalso be offeredThursdays Jan 10 throughFeb 28 from 735 to 905pm for begInners The feeis $70

Explore the tradItIOnalpnnciples of drawmg WIthWorkmg From the FigureWednesdays Jan 9 throughFeb 27 from 1 to 4 pm Thefee is $90 Pohsh your pos-ture WIth The FeldenkralsMethod Thursdays Jan 10through Feb 21 from 730to S30 pm or Fndays Jan11 through Feb 22 from 9to 10 am Tne fee IS $10Preregister using yourMaster Card or Visa via faxat (313) 884-6638 e-MalIwwwwarmemonal org orcall (313) 881-7511

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Grosse POInte mUniCIpali-ties and Harper Woods Theevent IS an Ideal afterglowdestInatlon for those attend-Ing the DetrOItAuto DealersAsSOCIations NorthAmerican InternatIOnalAuto Show Chanty PrevIewon that same rught Ticketsto thIS elegant black tieoptional evenmg of dmmgand danCIng are $85ReservatIOns are reqUIredProceeds benefit ChIldrensServIces of the NortheastGUIdance Center Call (313)884-8691

AU that jazzJazz guItarIst Tim

Bowman and hIS band WIll

headhne A Jazzy Afterglowbenefitmg Barat ChIld andFanuly Services a dIVISIOnof Matnx Human SeeVlesFrIday Jan 11 at theInternational Banquet ampConference Center of theAthenaeum SUIte Hotel 400Monroe in DetrOitFestiVlties Include a 5 to 7P m VIP hors doeuvresreception 5 to 915 p m VIPShuttlp Rorvlce to theDetrOIt Auto DealersAsSOCIations NorthAmerican InternatIOnalAuto Show Chanty Previewdinner at 9 15 pm andentertamment commencingat 1030 p ill Tickets for thISblack tIe affllU are $125 or$175 per personReservations are requiredCall (313) 9633330

Art of learningTake advantage of an

exciting selectIon of freeDrop-In Workshops at theDetroit InstItute of Arts5200 Woodward in DetroitPIece to~ether creahvePostcards Fridays Jan 4through Jan 25 from 630to 8 pm DIscover The Art ofthe Doodle Sundays J an 6through Jan 27 from noonto 4 p m PartICIpate m theNAMES Project AIDSMemorial Quilt Sunday

Artrain stroll Jan 20 at 1 pm SharpenView the out of thIS world bullyour artIstic slons With a

exhIbition Artistry of Space Figure Drawmg class forThe NASA Art Program adults Saturdays Jan 12aboard ArtraIn USA the through Jan 26 from 1 to 3natlons only trilVtHU1~ piii The fee is $120 or $95museum dunng a DetrOit ior DIA membelHistoncal SocIety Sunday PreregIstratIOn is requiredStroll program Sunday for the classJan 13 at 2 pm at theNew Center 1100 N Main

MarkVourCalenda bullbullbullAttention Austinalumni

All graduates of AustinCathohc PreparatorySI1Iool whih dUlled in1978 are mvited to attendthe dedIcation of the newAustin Portico SaturdayJan 12 m conJunctlon WIththe 4 p m Mass at St CllUeof Montefalco Church atMack and WhIttIer mGrosse Pomte Park An all-class reunIOn win follow theceremony Call (313) 882-9812

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Last weekspuzzlesolved

FrI Jan t tCelebrate success

Join the volunteers of theAsSIstance League to theNortheast GUldance Centerat a CelebratIon GalaFrIday Jan 11 at 7 30 pmat the Country Club ofDtroit 220 Country ClubDr in Grosse Pointe Farmsmrking the 38th year otsuccessfully supportIngquahty behaVIOral health-care and substance abusetreatment selVlCes for theeast SIde of DetrOIt the five

SundayJan bullBach is back

rrh~ ~Y1Ith I~h E~~hsenes returns to the KresgeCourt of the DetroItInstItute of Arts 5200Woodward In DetroItSunday Jan 6 at 11 amWIth a performance by thePeter Soave Sextet Ticketsfor brunch and the concertare $22 for adults and $11for cmldren Seatmg on thecarpeted staIrwell for theconcert IS$5 Call (313) 833-4005

nCFood amp fellowahlp

Share good food and fel-lowshIp during the MensFriday EcumemcalBreakfast lltndayJan 4 at7 30 am at Gros~e Pomte~emorlal Church 16Lakeshore m Grosse PomteFarms Ms Sydney Rooks ofOpen Door at Fort StreetPresbyterIan Church WIllbethe featured speaker Thefee IS $5 Call (313) 882-5330

onday an 7Sacred sites

DIscover five of metropohI tan DetroItS most beautIful sacred SItesduring a DetroItI HIstorical SDclety Hlstonc Church Tour Monday Jan 7 from 930 a m to 4 pm The bus WIlldepart from the parking iot oi the Detroiti HlStoncaJ Museum 5401I Woodward in DetroIt and

stop at St Domllllcs RomanCathohc Church FIrst

IPresbytenan Church StMatthew-St Joseph

~Episcopal Church LIttleRock BaDtist Church andthe Cathect-al Church of StPaul EpIscopal The fee IS$25 or $18 for DHS memobers Reservations arerequired Call (313) 833-1405

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86 Seniors January 3 2002Grosse Pointe News

By Sharon Malersac Executlve Director

As thl ne vear beg1l1b many homebound senIOrsare stIllleehng the aftereffects of Sept 11 2001

Some people whoexpenence these lymp-

toms may develop PTSD and as many as one out of13 Americans will get PTSD at some pomt durmgtheir 11es Of those who do the good news IS that mmany caes PTSD can be treated successfully

E1a1ne MOIlto ofGroNe PolDte Parkand Suaan Lauppe ofGrosH Pointe Farmsare shown above atthe left belping ft1lthe baekete

sac deliversThe Interfaith Volunteer careetven a pro-

gram of Services for Older Citizens (sac)brought together tbe cburcbes bullbull cboo~ andRotary Club of Grosse Pointe to provide achance for young and older people to reacbout to seniors in the community

On Dec 19 thegroUpB joined to cre-ate more tban 220Christma cards and11ft baskets to be~~~~dtl fdurlDg tbe bondHundreds of peopledonated bsketbandmade carda andIJIfts

_Driving safely while aging gracefully

Because televlSlOnbrmgs the world to ourIvmg rooms tlus con-lt1ltlOncan occur lorpeople who never expe-nenced the traumabut wltnebsed Itthrough the media Theacute stress of a trau-matIc event causeschemical reactlOl1s 111

the bram as well asphYSIcal symptoms

Sbaron Maier

SOC OItionsTrauma of Sept 11can lead to PTSD

With 24 hour neWb coverage reexpenencmg thetrauma IS ab eay asturnmg on 0Ur televllOn Traumatic eventscan lead to a conditIOnknown as posttraumat-ICtress disorder orPTSD

lT_T- ~- - 0 A _zln4AW~ 7HI-z~uw ~u UU I-U pI VVI-C-I

prescriptions while traveling

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youre on these medicatiOnsor need to use devices suchas glucose or blood pressuremom tors If you see a doctorwhl1e youre away be sure toget a Similar confirmatIOnletter for your return flightto cover any new prescnp-tlons

3 Take extra supplies ofeverythmg 11 case yourflight IS delayed

4 Use onglnal contamersWith ongInal labels showmgthe names of the doctors andpharmaCIsts and the pre-scnbed dosage

5 Never put your medICa-tIOns Into checked luggageBaggt can be lost Also thecompartment can be too coldor too hot and rum theireffect venes~

For more mformatlOncheck WIth your alrlme ortravel agent

For more mformatlOo ontraffic s~fety for b1der ulefsVISit the NHTSA webSIte atwww nhtsa dot govpeopleinlurvolddnvelmdex html orWrite to the NatIOnalHighway Traffic SafetyAdmInIstratIOn 400Sventh St SWWashLngton DC 20590 Youcan also fax your request to(WJ)366-7721

about your dnvmg ablhtlestalk With your doctor He orshe can evaluate the sldeeffects of the medicationsyou may be talung ConSidertaking a mature driver classthrough AAA AARP or alocal dnving school Letlnabout transportation options111 the commumty and con-Sider trymg them out

While everyone wants tokeep driV1ng for as IOlg aspossible no one wants to bea threat to themselves or toothers because they are nolonger able to dnve safelySelf-awareness is the keyWith smart self-manage-ment you ran retain thepersonal mobihty thatcomes With dnvlng whIlelImiting the nsks to yourselfund to others

Depression Treat It Defeat It

The followmg are tips thatcan help you while travel-Lng

1 Get at least two copiesof all your prescnptlOnb oneto keep WIth you and one tomclude m checked baggagem case you need fmergencyrefills

2 Get letter from )ourdoctor) confirmmg that

rymg aboard a number ofobjects meludmg LnsuhnsyrngES and any containeror VIal that could hold apotennally dangerous sub-sance

The alrhne also tned toconfiscate a bottle holdingher hIgh blood pressuremedlCme (She had trans-ferred the pills from a bottleWIth a chl1d proof cap toone that was easier to open )It was only after shE bUg-gested lettmg the flightattendants hold her medicalsupphes that thp airlineagreed to call her doctor toconfirm her me~hcal statusand her need to have theseItems close at hand

If you do onslder plan-mng a route that you arefamIliar WIth and try todnve durmg the day (aVOIdrush hour) Keep a safe diS-tance between you and thecar ahead of you and try tomake left turns where greenarrows provide protectedturns Scan the road contm-uously to antiCIpate futureproblems and plan youractIOns

Scmetunes other 1JU1J1are the best Judges of yourdnvlng ability If someonehas expressed concerns

miSSIon power steenng andbrakes and other speCIalequlpmcnt can make it eaSler for you to steer your vehi-cle and operate the foot ped-als

8 Dnvmg reqmres dlld-mg your attentlon betweenmore than one SituatIOn at atime Do you feel over-whelmed by traffic stgIls andpedestrian and vehicle traffic Do you take medicationsthat make you drowsy or doyou expErlence dlzzmessseIzures or losses of con-sCIOusness Do you reactslowly to normal dnV1ng Sit-uations

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betic fnend had a problemlast month bring-lOg hermedicatIOns wlth her on afhght to attend her sonsweddmg In Utah She hadno Idea when she got to theaJrport that the new securi-ty regulatIOns put m placeafter Sept 11 ruled cut car

pavement mltllungs othervehicles and pedestnans -~~tlaUy t dawn dusk vrat mght Does the glare ofoncommg headlights causeyou discomfort

If you have expenencedany of these symptoms ofdechnmg VISIon alwayswear your glasses and keepyour prescnptlOn currentKeep your wmdshield mir-rors and headhghts cleanand your headhghts aimedcorrectly If youre 60 orolder see an eye doctorevery year

2 Diminished strengthcoordinatIOn and fleXIbilitycan Impact your ability tosafely control your vehicleDo you have trouble lookmgover your shoulder tochange lanes mOV1ng yourfoot from the gas to thebrake pedal or turmng thesteermg wheel Do you feelpam In your knees legs orankles when gomg up ordown staJrs

If j-ouve experienced alyof these symptoms talk WIthyour doctor about phySIcaltherapy or medIcatIOnandOr tTftchmg exercisesand a walkmg or fitness pro-gram An automatic trans-

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Dad spent a lot of time alone duringthe dayand we couldnt always be therefor him Now he has new fliends eatswell balanced meals and has help wIthhis medications Assisted living atBon Secours Placewas the ideal optionfor all of us

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(NAPS) - For manyAmencans dnvmg is a wayof mamtammg mdepen-dence Changesthatoccurlnpeople as they age howevercan affect theIr ablhty todnve safely

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help you determme whetherphySIcal changes are affect-mg your dnvmg skIll andIf so how to cope WJth themso you remain a safe driverfor as long as you can

1 Good VISion IS essenbalfor good dnv1I1g health Doyou lampave problems reading3lgns or recognizing some-one you know from acrossthe street Do you havetrouble seemg lane and

Seniors celebrate ChristmasA Christmas party was held by Services for Older Citizens (SOC)as part

of its Food amp Friendship proglaJn The program ta1Iesplace Monday throughFriday and includes lunch exereiae bingo and a social event for GrossePointe and Harper Woods seniors age 60 and older

Mary Krupa and Joe Kowalski are served by Jim Flkany of Grosse PointeRotary at the party SOCis located at 17150 Waterloo in the City of GrossePointe

Dr Dan Guyer of Bon Secours Cottage HealthSystem Will present an mformatlve talk begmmng at1130 a m TuesdaYtJan 8 at the cIghborhoodClub 17150 Waterloo m the CIty of Grosse Pomte HeWIll OJCUSbthe causes and cures for posttraumaticbtress dlborder

In the past many people behEved that only soldIersor other people who had been m a war could getPTSD Based on new research doctors and otherhealth care profeSSIOnals are learning that all kmdsof people from different backgrounds can have trau-matIc expenences that lead to PTSD

You can also get more mformatlOn about PTSDfrom the followmg orgamzatlOns Anxiety DisordersAssociatIOn of Amenca (30U 231-9350www adaa org Freedom from Fear (888) 442-2022wwwfreedomfromfearorg and the National MentalHealth AsSOCiation (800) 969-NMHA www nmha org

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I128 Family features by Madeleine Socia January 3 2002

Grosse Pointe News

Encounter In the ThirdDlmenslOn ShackletonsAntarctic Adventurf SuperSpeedway and DisneysBeauty and the Beast DallyscrPenJngB Will be offeredon a rotatmg baSIS begm-mng at 9 am on the hourm the mommg and on thehalf-hour in the aftemoonand evenmg TIckets are $10for adults or $8 for semorsand children ages 12 andunder Call (313) 982-6001

Detroits pastStroll the Streets of Old

DetrOit trace more than 100years of automotive historyand travel from Frontlers toFactones through the per-manent exhibitions of theDetrOIt Hlstoncal Museum5401 Woodward m DetrOItTake In the exhibit ThePolish Presence ill DetrOItthrough Sunday June 9Introduce yourself to theVIPs of DetrOIts Polish com-mumty dunng a free Pohshand Proud Meet and MingleParty Saturday Jan 12 atneon See sap ltind shup atthe Glancy Trams ShowSunday Jan 13 from 10a m to 4 p m Tramappraisals will be $2 Beenchaned by the WhlmslCaIcollectIOn of thnfty toys mthe eXhIbition A PennySaved Com Banks from theComenca CollectlOnthrough Sunday Jan 13Expenence the history ofDetrOIts onglnal settlersIohroulh tnI pyrllhhlln

Land LIVes and LegendsNative Amencans mDetrOit DetrOIts 300thBirthday is the msplratlOnfor the special exlubltion 30Who Dared

The Museum IS openWednesday through Fndayfrom 930 a m to 5 p m andSaturday and Sunday from10 a m to 5 p m The sug-gested admISSIOn IS$4 50 foradults or $225 for seniorschlldren ages 12 and undererter flee

people do not have thlsproblem

Try exerclsmg your atti-tude If you beheve thatexercise will gIve you morenergy then It will

Most of the explana-tIOns I hear from peoplewho arent worlong out areexcuses Give yourself fivereasons why you shouldcommIt to an exerClse pro-graIn get started and stickWith it Leave the whmersbehmd Jom the WInners

Kelly Griffin B S C S CS IS a personaltramer and the owner ofPower Break Fitness If youhave a fitness or tramlngquestum e-maIl Kelly at letters kfwShearstsc com orwrite her In care of KmgFeatures Weekly SerVicePO Box 536475 OrlandoFL 32853-6475

To advertisein this coiumn

call (313) 882-3500by 200 pm Friday

KISKA JEWELERSThere is no time more fitting to

say Thank You and to wish yon aHappy New Year of healthhappiness and prosperity fromKISKA JEWELERS 63Kercheval on-the-HlIl (313)885-5755

Sunday from 9 30 a m to 5pm AdmISSIon IS $5 foradults and $3 for childrenover the age of five Call(313) 4945800

Sailor artShips In Bottles a collec-

tIOn of 30 whimSical worksof nautical art can beViewed through January2002 at Belle Isles DOSSInGreat Lakes MUloeumacceSSIble via theMacArthur Bridge at EJefferson and E GrandBoulevard m DetrOit Takem the free Video Belle Isle APortraIt m Time SaturdayJ-ll ~J rUUl 1 IU pill

Children can also explorethe hands-on exhibitIOnRacmg on the Wmd Salhngon the Great Lakes alongWith penn anent exhIbItIOnsfeatunng the doomed shipEdmund Fitzgerald and afreighter pIlothouse Themuseum 18 open Wednesdaythrough Sunday from 10a m to 5 p m AdmiSSIOn IS$2 for adults and $1 for chl1-dren a~8 12 to 18 Call(313) 852-4051

History aliveTravel through the past

100 years via the specialehibit Your Place in Time20th Century Amenca atThe Henry Ford Museumand Greenfield Village20900 Oakwood inDearborn Patrons may alsotour the museumsCommumcatiuull LI2htmeTransportatIOn andDomestIc Arts exhlbltlOnsThe Museum IS open dailyfrom 9 am to 5 p m

around watchmg a daytimetalk show or soap operaask yourself If there reallyIS no time for exercise

bull From the examples Ivealready given you can seethat exercise doesnt haveto cost you a penny Youdont have to Jom a healthclub or hire a tramer toreach your fitness goals

bull Start Simple espeCIallyIf youre embarkmg for thefirst time on a program ofexercise Try walkmg for 10mmutes three times aweek then add one minuteto your walk each weekYoull start to feel betterand ollce you do youll wantto continue

bull Afraid that exercise wlllrob you of Important energyyou need for the rest of yourday ThIs can only be trueIf you are exerclsmg toohard or too much Most

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spectacular $6 millionNatIOnal AmphibianConsl IOn Center dedi-cated to the conservatIOnpreservation exhibitIon andmterpretatlon of aInphlblanilfe The Zoo IS open dallyfrom 10 a m to 4 pm ZooadmiSSion IS $8 for adults$6 for semors and chIldrenages 2 to 12 Parkmg IS $4for cars and vans Call (248)398-0903

Cool carsView a collection repre-

sentmg three decades ofautomotive deSign Includ-mg a 1904 Runabout a1QII)) ~H of rt l _ - V L V loA

a 1949 BUick RoadmasterRIVIera at the AutomotiveHall of Fame 21400Oakwood m Dearbornthrough Feb 2002 The Hallof FaIne IS open dally from10 a m to 5 pm The fee IS$6 for adults $5 50 forsemors ages 62 and up and$3 for chlldren ages 5 to 12Call (313) 240-4000

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Strings attachedAdults and duldren allke

can applaud the RUSSianfolk tale the FuebirdSaturdays at 2 pmthrough Jan 26 at theDetrOit Puppet Theatre 25E Grand River 10 DetrOItTickets are $7 for adults and$5 for chIldrenReservatIons are requestedCall (313) 961-7777

experienceExplore the wonders of

the Charles H WnghtMuseum of MncanAmerican HI Rtnry 315 EWarren in Detroit Trace theMotor CityS mUSIcal historyVia the new exhtbltlon Jazin DetrOit Before Motown APhotographiC HIStory run-ning through Sunday Jan13 The Museums coreexhibit Of the People cele-brates DetrOits place inAfrIcan Ameman herItageand culture The Museum ISopen Tuesday through

enough time to exerCIsewhy not use half of yourlunch break to exercise and~he other half to eat

You dont have to work upa sweat Keepmg a set ofdumbbells at work anddomg some weight trammgon your break can stillmake a difference

bull Many people find them-selves awash In faInJlyduties If you spend a lot oftime playmg taxI to andfrom the soccer field trygettmg there early andwallung a couple lapsaround the field Ill betthat If you start a routinelike this other parents wdlsoon Join in

bull Bemg productive Withyour tIme means scheduhngexercise mto your dayBlockIng out a time wIllguarantee a workout Thenext time youre slttlng

Youll fiad the finest brands inAmerica at Ed Maliszewski21435 Great2r Mack St ClairShores (586)776-5510

Start10g our 8th year $0 down$35 a month Watch for manysurprIses 10 2002 Its a good time Ito be a Po1Ote Fitness memberOn Mack 313885-3600

fee is $80 per month plus$50 for reglstraton Launcha new career With Prepanngto BabYSit Saturday Jan12 from 9 a m to 1230 p mThe fee IS $25 Tee-off With aTeen amp Youth Golf Chmcfuesdays Jan 15 throughFcb 5 frt1m 4 to 5 p m Thefee IS $40 BUild your young-sters confidence and mus-cleb With Pee Wee KarateSaturdays Jan 5 to March2 from 9 to 10 a m or 9 to10 30 a m The fee IS $35 forone hour or $50 for one-and-one-half hoursPreregIstratIOn I reqUiredCall (586) 7796111

Zoo newsExpertence the animals

and more at the DetrOIt Zooat Ten Mile and Woodwardm Royal Oak ThroughThursday Feb 28 Jom inWIld Winter festivitiesmcludIng storytelhng treedecoratmg Ice carv10g andthe sweet sounds or seasonalchOIrs View members of theHenry Ford CommumtyCollege Ice Carving Club atwork SaTurdays Jan 5 andJan 12 from 11 a m to 3P m Also on Jan 5 take mfree lUUmal themed docu-mentaries 10 the WildhfeInterpretive Gallery OnSunday Jan 6 SeptemberProductIOns presents HatsOff to Animals an interac-tive storytelhng experiencefrom 1 to 1 45 p m or 2 to245 pm The Roeper UpperSchool ChOlf Wlll perlormSaturday Jan l~ trom 1 30to 230 pm Chill out WIththe polar bears arctIc foxesseals and snowy owls at theZoos new 4 2 acre ArcticRmg of Life exhlbit VISitorscan catch the underwateractIOn With a trip throughthe Polar Passage a unique70-ft long clear tunnel tocatch all the excitIng under-water action Take a ride onthe wild side and get an anI-mals eye-view of life on theWild Adventure SimulatorTickets are $4 Along withVisits to the other great ani-mals guests can see the

The Village IS closed untilMonday Apnl 1 when It wlllbe open from 9 a m to 5 pmAdmission to the Museumranges from $7 50 to $1250Admission to the Vlllageranges from $8 50 to $14Chlldren under the age of 5and members are admittedfree ShOWing m theMuseums $15 mllhon IMAXTheatre are Mysteries ofEgypt 3-D MaOla- Call (313) 833-1805

~No excuse exercise is good resolution for 2002By Kelly GriffinKing Features

After seven years of per-sonal trammg I have heardJll$t about every excuse 10the book on why people can-not work out Some of themOst popular ones are lackof tnleurol money or energy

I beheve most peoplereally want to feel betterabout themselves havemore energy and be moreproductive yet feel thatexercise reqUires a block oftime that does not eXIst

Yet If our mmd-set aboutexercise would changemaybe it would be easier toget started

Here are some sugges-tIOns

bull Time IS very precious tomost people the more wecan fit mto one day the bet-ter If you work a Cull-timeJob and feel you dont have

The staff at NOTRE DAME IPHARMACY extends WIshes for avery Healthy amp Happy New YearWe appreCIate your loyal patron-age through the year at 16926Kercheval in-the-Village I(313)885-2154

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Clayworks class SaturdayJan 12 from 1 to 3 p mExplore a variety of tech-mques during aPrmtmakmg classSaturday Jan 19 from 10a m to noon Brush up onyour slulls dunng a PamtmgClass Saturday Jan 19from 1 to 3 pmPreregistratIOn IS reqUiredCall (313) 833-4249

All aboard IHop aboard Artram USA

the nations only travelingart museum Saturday Jan12 from 10 a m to 5 p mand Sunday Jan 13 from11am t05pm attheNewCenter 1100 N Main 10 AnnArbor Patrons can expenence the exhIbItion Artistryof Space The NASA ArtProgram Call (734) 747-8300 ext 236

Indoor playtimeThe Fanuly Center lDVltes

area preschoolers and theIrparents to come out of thecold and enJoy mdoorPlaytime programsTuesdays and Thursdaysfrom 1 to 3 pm at BeaconElementary School 19475Beaconsfield 10 HarperWoods or Wednesdays from9 to 11 am at the BamesEarlY Childhood Center20090 Mornmgslde 10Grosse Pomte Woods Thefree sessions wl1l runthrough April 2002 Call(313) 343-6711

Super scienceTour the new Improved

Detroit Science Center 5020John R m DetrOitBegmning Monday Jan 7embark on a Solar SystemAdventure view WmterNights and ZubenelgenubisMagical Sky in thp Centersnew Digltal DomePlanetanum Hands-on lab-oratory exhibits focus onmotion life sciences matterand energy waves andVlbrltlOns Now showmg inthe Centers lMAX Theatreare Journey lOto AmazingCaves and Dolphms Makeplans now to see the award-wmnmg Everest whichreturns to the IMAX DomeSaturdays and Sundays atnoon 2 and 4 pm throughSunday Jan 27 TheMuseum IS open Mondaythrough Friday from 9308m to 3 pm Saturday andSunday from 11 a m to 5p m AdmiSSIon IS $7 foradults $6 for seniors and $5ior children lMAx Theatretickets are an additional $2Call (313) 577-8400

Assumptionopportunities

AssumptIOn CulturalCenter 21800 MartEgtron theGrosse Pomte WoodsStClair Shores border offersyour children and teensenhghtenmg opportunitiesBnng those grades up WithKumon Math and ReadmgWednesdays from 3 45 to645 pm and Saturdaysfrom 10 a m to 1 p m The

War Memorial for kidsThe Grosse POinte War

Memorial 32 Lakeshore mGrosse Pomte Farms offersa full schedule of education-al and SOCial adventures forchildren Register today forJanuary classes ActivItiescan be charged to yourMaster Card or Visa VIa faxat (313) 884-6638 or phoneat (313) 881-7ill

South informationParents of eighth-grade

students who plan to attendGrosse POlUte South HighSchOOl m the Fall of 2002are InVited to explore thenInth-grade curnculum dur-mg an Information NIghtWednesday Jan 9 at 7pm In the SouthGymnatoTlum 11 GrossePOInte Boulevard In GrossePomte Farms Call (313)432-3513

Special needsexplored

Bames Early ChIldhoodCenter and The FamilyCenter will team to presenta panel of Grosse Pomte par-ents discussmg their JOur-neys of raising ChtldrenWlth Special Needs dunng aParenting EducatIOn Seriesfor Young FaImhes prograInTuesday Jan 15 from 7 to830 pm at BeaconElementary School 19475Beaconsfield In HarperWoods Chlldcare IS avaJ-able for those who reglsteror the Fridav onor to theprogram A voluntary dona-tion of $10 wIll be acceptedCall (313) 432-3800

Fun flicksJunior cmema buffs can

take 10 a W1de vanety of funflIcks during the GrossePomte Public Libraries freeWmter Fllm Festivalthrough Wednesday Jan23 Preschoolers can enjoyGeorge and Martha - BestFrIends Tuesday Jan 8 at4 pm at the Grosse PointeWoods Branch 20600 Mackin Grosse POlUte Woods orThursday Jan 10 at 4 pmat the Central Branch 10Kercheval In Grosse PomteFarms Grade school andmiddle school Iludlences cantake m Mary-Kate andAshley - Case of the SharkEncounter And EnC)clopedlaBrown - Burgled BaseballCards Wednesday J an 9 atthe Park Branch 15430Kercheval m Grosse POintePark Call (313) 343-2074

Artful opportunitiesAspmng artists ages 5 to

8 accompanied by an adultcan mdulge theIr talentsWIth a full schedule of class-es at the Detroit InstItute ofArts 5200 Woodward inDetrOIt Dragons dmosaursand hons are just a few ofthe Fantastic Ammals andFabulous Beasts you canfashIOn dunng a Clayworksclass Saturday Jan 12from 10 a m to noon PlOchIt Roll It COIl It dunng a

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and brother William Chtldsof HurTlcane W Va She I

was predeceased by her son J

Darnel H Traub A memonal seTVlce WIll be

held on Sunday Jan 13 at 2p m at the First ChnstlanReformed Church 1444 I

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Mary CatherineGesell

Grosse Pomte Woods resI-dent Mary Cathenne Gesell67 dear Wlfe of Dr Henry 0Gesell died of cancer onSaturday Dec 15 2001 atHarper Hospital m DetrOit

Born III Clarksburg WVa Mrs Gesell earned abachelor of arts m liberalstudies from FlondaInternatlOnal Umverslty m1977

Her multifaceted careerfrom 1951-1994 started as aflIght attendant andA~ ut Vi IaoLeJuAJrhnes first administratorfor Daytona BeachCommumty College atFlagler leglslatlve aide toSen Dunn of FIonda andpreSident of her own adver-bsmg and pubhc relatJonsfirm

She was active InCompasslOnate Fnends ofOrmond Beach Fla Eastern Atrlmes Sl1verhnersand Grosse Pointe GardenClub She enJoyed garden-mg Bible study and travel

Mrs Geseills SUtVlved byher 80118 Douglas (Ellesa)DaVIt (Mary) and DonaldTraub stepdaughtersMargaret (Patnck) andLaura (William) Gesell andJune Larkins grandchildrep Cathenne Traub andIWey and Carolyn LarklDS

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Mary Catherine Ge8eD

Umverslty alumm clubs andthe Alpha Delta PI Soronty

Mrs Bush tgtnJoyed gar-demng boa~mg playmgbndge square and ballroomdancmg and theater

In addition to her husband Mrs Bush IS sUTVlVedby her son Wesley R(Ttgtresa) Buh stepdaugh-ter Angela McDougal andNaomi Milks grandsonsWesley R Bush Jr and JRoss Bush II

A pnvate family servicewas held on Dec 21 at theReynolds-Jonkhoff FuneralHome m Traverse CityInterment IS In uranuTraverse MemonalGardens Memonal contri-butIOns may be dtrected tothe Grosle Pomte MemOrialChurch or to a chanty ofyour chOIce

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education from Wayne StateUmverslty After teachmgelementary school for manyyears she became thedlrectmg teacher for theCollege of Education stu-dents of Wayne StateUmverslty

Mrs Bush was a memberof the Grosse PomteMemorial PresbytenanChurch ~or 53 years was achurch eldel and was veryactive m many church activ-Ities mcludmg a five-yeartmt of teachmg kinder-garten Sunda) school

A~ thE wlfe of a member ofthe ClTCUmnaVlgators ClubMrs Bush traveled theworld With her hUlgtbandShe was also a Cub Scoutden mother past presidentof the GrOlse PomteMemonal Church WomensASSociatiOn the GrossePointe Symphony WomensASSOCiatIOn the DetrOitTheatre Arts Club and theDetrOlt Boat Club WomensAssoclatlOn She was amember at the Fme NtSocIety Alliance Francalsethe Enghsh SpeakmgUmon the Fnends of theGrosse POlnte PubhcLibrary the Grosse PomteHistoncal Society theFounders Society of theDetrOit Instltute of Arts theGrosse POinte CmemaLeague the Umverslty oflI-llchlgan and Wayne State

NOWYOUDONT

Dorothea S BushFormel Grosse Pomte

Park resldlnt Dorothea SBush 93 dear Wlfe of JRoss Bush dted suddenly onWednesday Dec 192001 mTraverse City

Born June 18 1908 mDetrOit she was the daugh-ter of Otto A and Anna(WaJter) SchImdt She hvJWlth her parents In GrossePointe Park for many yearsuntil her mamage to Rosson July 24 1948 Togetherthey reSided in GrossePomte Park for 44 yearsbefore movmg toWdhamsburg to be neartheir son She earned a B Afrom the UmverMty ofMichIgan and an 11 A III

Beaupre Bonme Roy andMary Yayor sons MarVIn EBeaupre Jr and John ABeaupre 15 grandchildrenand five great-grandchil-dren Sister Elma Clay-comb and brother KennethBeaupre He was prede-ceased by three sisters andthree brothers

A memonal mass washeld on Fnday Dec 28 atSt Paul Catholic ChurchThe mterment IS m the StPaul columbanum

Memonal contnbutlOnsmay be made to theltltgtnn Arrnv Rnn thlDetrOIt Citadel

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DISAPPEARING THIRD-ROW SEAT STANDARDThe Mountamtgtcrs third row seat folds down eaSily virtually dlsappeanng tocreate up to 81 3 rubic feel of cargo space

CaIl1-888s6lEASE for details For cash back take new retail deliv~ry rom dealer stock ~Y 1142002 NOT All BUYERS WIll QUALIFY FOR THE lOWEST FORDCREDITAPR SEE DEALER FOR QUAlIRCAnON DETAILS Dealer participation may affect savings For APR take new retail delivery from dealer stock by 1142002

Marvin E BeaupreGrosse Pomte Farms resI-

dent Marvm E Beaupre 86dlCd of congestive heart fail-ure on Monday Dec 242001 at Bon SecourgtNursmg Care Center m StClair Shores

Mr Beaupre owned andoperated the Mobil Servllt_eStatIOn at Mack and Fisherfor 34 years and was well-known and trusted III theneighborhood

After retirement MrBeaupre and hiS WifeHelen spent the next 12wmteTb m MeXICO Tileyspent their summer atthen Stoney Pomt Ontanohome

Mr and Mrs Beaupretraveled around the worldseveral times With theNomads Travel Club Theywere charter members andlogged 300000 rmles oftrav-el Wlth the Nomads YlsltmgChma and RUSSia beforethey opened for tounsm

Mr Beaupre enjoyed carracmg but first and fore-must he loved to sm HebUllt rus first sailboat m hiSbasement and hiS chtldrenand grandchildren learnedto satl on that same smallcraft

Mr Beaupre IS survivedby hiS Wife of 66 yearsHelen M Beauple daugh-ters Manlyn Severn Diane

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Fifthgraders SaraDQudlinHeatherMoore andMark Ciaravi-DO celebratedth~ tradi-tions of Hol-land by deco-rating thedoor and fill-ing the shoesof aU thestudetnswith candyduring theholiday pro-gram atTyrone Ele-mentary

January 14

memonal contnbutlOns besent to eIther the Holy CrolSFamIly Mmlstnes 518Washlllgton North EastonMA 02356-1200 or theCapuchm Soup Kitchen1820 Mount Elliott Detr01t-MI 48207-3496

anDcrhnJcn saId shehopes the globally mmdedactlvlty W1llstick With thestudents Even If the finerpomts of the holidays areforgotten students Willhave had a lot of fun andWIll have learned thatmany people observe tra-ditions other than ourUNll

PoasadaFifth-graders research-

mg Hanukkah told of theJeWish tradltlOns andeveryone learned how tou~e a due del Another ofthe fifth grade classeswent through the historyof Holland to find themyth of CInter Claus whowear a large blhop hdtand ndes a boat tromSpam to fill chLldrensshoeq left by the hearthbtudents trom the classwent around and filled theshoes of all the other stu-dents whlle classe~ weretakmg place

Sixth-graders lwkedmto the traditIOns ofGermany the UmtedStates Greep and othercountries each With Itsown termmology for famil-Iar and unfamIliar loreand an actiVIty deSignedaround the practices

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FOR ADULTS CHILDRENHIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS (for credIt)

Tyrone celebratesdiversity of holidaysJason SweeneyStaff Wnter

While every child InAmenca IS aware of SantaClaus Harper WoodsTyrone Elementary stu-dents celebrated 12 differ-ent holiday trawtlOlls thl~year

PrinCipal CherylVanDerhnden said theprogram was deSigned toremforce the schoolscredo of CharacterCounts She said learn-mg about how people ofothpr countnes relunonsand backgrounds ~ele-brate the holidays offersstudents a broader under-standing and appreclatlOnof other people

Each classroom pIcked acountry rangmg through-out Europe SouthAmenca and Afnca Thpstudents researched thetradttlOns decorated theirclassroom doors anddeveloped a presentat10nand actiVIty for the entIreschool to partlC1pate In

Fourth-grade studentswho researched Kwanzalooked Into the Afncanholiday and made a hugebatch of a umty and fel-lowship dnnk for all crnl-dren to try whlle a secondclabb 1~Hdll~J th~~~nClnh~hinJ fn Tl

Fairfax Va her five grand-chl1dren Shannon andBngld Reynolds and KellyRobbie and KeVIn Connorsand her brother JohnOConnor of Grosse PomteFarms

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lor of arts degree fromMichigan State College (nowMichigan State Umverslty)and a master of fine artsdegree from Wayne StateUmverslty Sally marnedSyd Reynolds In 1951 andthey bought Sallys familyhome soon lfter Her sonMike was born In 1954 andher daughter Cindy wasborn In 1957

Based on her love of act-Ing Sally was a cast mem-ber on several radlO dramasbroadcast by WXlZ andallo performed m local the-ater grOUPl

However Sally madeworking WIth children herhfeag Ir1SSCTI Hor tt~~h-Ing career at LIggett Schoolm Detr01t was mterruptedLy Mil dlllII l Ii ud tubalance her love of familyand teachmg Sally foundedthe Grosse POinte ChildrensTheater m 1954 It was thefirst community chIldrenstheater In MIchiganemploymg the then-revolu-tlOnary concept of usmg anall-youth cast m performIngmany well-known playssuch as The WIzard of 001The Sound of MUSICSnow V-nlte CInderella-Ollver Anme Get YourGun and ADme By thebme she concluded her 45years of service as duectorof the Childrens Theater in1999 she had taught theater to thousands of localyouths entertained theGrosse POInte communitywith hundreds of theatncalperformancclI ami per-formed for numerous chan-table orgamzatlOns Sallytook pnde m seeing so manyof her students develop suc-cessful careers In theaterthe arts law mediCIne andmany other professlOns Shewas equally proud to seethem become upstandmgparents and members oftheIr communlbes

Sally was also very activeIn her Cathohc faith Shewrote The LIttle Shepherdsof FatIma took a cast oflocal children to performthis lay at the Shnne ofOur Lady of Fatima InPortugal and dlstnbutedfilm stnps and VIdeotapes ofIt throughout the world Shealso promoted The Friendsof Father Peyton whIchemphaSized the messagethe family that praystogether stays togetherSally was also Involved mpro-hfe orgamzatlOnsfounding the Mothers ofMary and helpmg developthe annual all-mght VigIl forLIfe at the NatlOnal Shnneof the ImmaculateConccptwn In Washmgtm D C She was also acttve Inmany Manan societies

Sally enjoyed spendingtrme WIth her famlly all of jwhom were WIth her dunngthe hohdays She IS sumvedby her ~on r11kc PlkjoilQldsof Grosse Pointe Woods herdaughter Cindy Connors of

Sally AnneReynolds

After spenwng a wonder-ful Chnstmas Eve andChnstmas Day WIth herfamily Sally Reynoldsfounder and longtime direc-tor of the Grosse PomteChtldrens Theater suffereda fatal heart attack m herGrOSle Pomte Farms homeon the mormng ofWednesday Dec 26 2001She was laid to rest onSaturday Dee 29 folloWlnga funerlJ mass at St Clarede Montefalco CathohcChurch

Sally was born 111 DetrOlton Jan 2 1924 After grow-mg up near IndIan Villagethe OConnor family movedto Grosse POinte Park ID the1930s Sally graduated fromGru PUluk HIgh Schooland then obtamed a bache-

Mary SymingtonTh urber Galloway

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dent Mary SymmgtonThurber Galloway Ollison58 died on Tuesday Dec 252001 at Henry FordHospital 10 Detroit

Born In 1943 m DetrOltMrs Olbson attendedUmverslty Liggett SchoolMiss Halls School theUmverslty of MIchIgan andBradford Umverslty Sheworked as a modelspokesperson

Mrs Olhson was pastpreSident of the Tau BetaAssoclatlOn and the JumorLeague of DetrOit Shebelonged to the JUniorLeague Garden Club theGarden Club of MichIganand the SAGAFRA Shewas also a member of theboard of trustees for theChildrens Home of DetrOit

She IS survIved by hermother Mrs Edgar BGalloway her sonFredenck Olhson IV ofFerndale her daughterMary Olhson Martmson ofConcord N H and herbrother Edgar B GallowayJr of Ponte Vedra Fla

A memonal semce washeld at Grosse PomteMemonal PlesbytenanChurch in Grosse PomteFarms on Saturday Dec 29

Memonal contnbutlOnsmay be madE to thpLeukemIa and LymphomaSociety co E B Galloway109 Old Ponte Vedra DrPonte Vedra Fla 32082

Mary Symington ThurberGalloway OWon

mg golf and bowling In1916 he was named com-modore of the Grosse PomteFarms Boat Club Hebelonged to the Veterans ofForeIgn Wars Bruce Post

Mr Maddox IS sumved byhIs WIfe of 53 yearsFlorence sons Bob and Rickof Ann Arbor grandchildrenLauren Ross Craig andScott and a sister JanetCmader

A sCripture service washeld DlC 28 at St PaulCatholic Church In GrossePOinte Farms where MrMaddox was a member

Funeral arrangementswere handled by VerheydenF-t Rco

EqeDe Kozak

Robert F Maddoll

Eugene KozakGrosse POInte Woods resi-

dent Eugene Kozak 83 wedon Monday Dec 242001 ofnatural causes in lus home

Born In Fllnt Mr Kozaklater moved to Hamtramckwhere he graduated fromHamtramck High School m1935 He then attended theUniversity of DetrOIt andserved In thtlU S Navy

Mr Kozak loved IlVlng inGrosse Pomte Woods Hebelonged to the GrossePomte Semor Mens Cluband Grosse POInte TheatreHe enjoyed the park sWlm-mmg dally 10 the summerand haVIng plcmcs WIth luslate WIfe GeneVIeve Hetook daily drives onLakeshore Just to look at thelake and to check on thegeese

Mr Kozak loved dnnlungManhattans and emovedtraveling and dining OIit -

He loved his grandchJ1-dren Graham and PaIge Heloved In us 011 vtJl l-Jedaughter-m-law Kathrynand his son Tom whom heloved but never understood

He will be miSsedA funeral semce was held

on Thursday Dee 27 at OurLady Queen of Peace InHarper Woods Interment ISat Mount Ollvet Cemetery

Memorial contnbutlOnsmay be made to theUniversIty of DetrOlt -Mercy

Robert F MaddoxRobert 1 Maddox of

Grosse Pomte Farms dIedFriday Dee 21 2001 mDetrOit He was 79

Mr Maddox graduatedfrom Cass Techmcal HighSchool In DetrOlt He servedWIth the U S Army MedIcalCorps In Europe and JapanHe owned hIS own typeset-tmg company and taughtpubhc speakmg for DaleCarnegIe

Mr Maddox enjoyed play-

birds WhlCb he and hIS lateWIfe Jane McNaughtonwould dIsplay proudly eachsummer at the HarborSpnngs Art Fau He was apast V1ce preSIdent of theIndIan Village Mens GardenClub and was an activemember of the PnsmatlcClub of DetrOit

When Dr Kmght mamedLoretta Sharp In 1991 hebecame a stepfather andgrandfather dnd reveled 10hiS new family Fnendsrecall Dr Kmght as a man ofgreat Wit and charm whodellhtfgtd 10 tht good for-tune of others

A memonal service washeld Fnday Dee 28 at FortStreet Presbytenan ChurchIn DetrOlt Interment IS mthe family plot at MountAuburn Cemetery mCambnd~e Mass

At the request of the fam-Ily memonal contnbutlOnsmay be sent to The OpenDoor a program for thehomeless at Fort StreetPresbytenan Ctgturch boilW Fort St Detroit MI48226

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DetrOIts IndIan VillageQlrdon F Knight 71 wedWednesday Dec 19 2001from comphcatlons followmgheart surgery

Born m 1924 m ArhngtonMass Dr Knight attendedYale Umverslty He laterearned a doctorate 10 indus-trial IlsycholojD at WayneState Umverslty

He served as a heutenantin the U S Navy dunng theSecond World War partlC1-patlng 10 Afncan andEuropean campaignsmcludIng Normandy

For many years DrKmght was a labor andsecuntles arbItrator work-mg With the FederalMediation and ConC1hatlOnService the N atlOnalASSOCIation of SecuntIesDealers-RegulatlOn Inc theMediation ServIce of theNeIghborhoodReconC1hatlOn Center Incthe MI hlgan RegIOnNatlOnal Academy ofArbitrators the AmencanArbltratlOn AssOClatlOn andthe Federal Labor RelatlOnsAuthonty Dr Knight alsoserved WIth dlstmctlOn forseveral years on the board ofdirectors of Adult WellBemg SeTVlces He was alsoa longtime adjunct professorfor Central MIchIganUmverslty

Dr Kmght had a WIderange of Interests mcludmgbonsai and camng wooden

Gordon F KDiampht PhD

ObituariesFrom page8Awed on Wednesday Dec 192001 m Cook Spnngs Ala

Mrs Huetteman was bornon March 10 1905 at thefamily home 10 GrossePOinte Farms the secondchIld and eldest daughter ofWJlham and MatildaBeaupre

In 1927 she mamedRaymond T Huetteman atSt Paul Catholic ChurchThey reSided m GrossePomte Farms for 41 yearsWhen Mr Huettemanretired from the DetrOitDuk ColUJ T~uot iJ 19G8they moved to Flonda Afterher husbands death m 1988Mrs Huetteman moved toAlabama to be near herdaughter Betty Ann

In addItion to bemg adevoted Wlfe and motherMrs Huetteman enjoyedgardemng and crafts HerhandIwork mcluded handpamted china sewmg cro-cheting and reupholsteringchairs DuriDlz the SecondWorld War with her broth-ers Involved In the wareffort Mrs Huettemanspent two summers Wlth hertwo youngest sons hvmg andasslstmg In managmg theBeaupre familys PlumbrookGolf Club

Mrs Huetteman IS sur-VIved by her daughter BettyAnn her sons Raymond(Jude) Huetttgtm1m WllhlP1(Laura) Huettpman AndJohn (Diane) Huetteman 13grandchildren 29 great-grandchildren and two loIS-ters RIta Trefzer and LIlhanDelPlace

Mrs Huetteman was pre-deceased by her brothersOrmond Russell FrancisWllliam and EugeneBeaupre

A memonal service WIll beheld on Saturday Jan 5 at11 a m at St Paul CatholicChurch 10 Grosst PomteFarms Interment WIll be atthe St Paul collmbanum

Memonal contnbutionsmay be made to St LeoCathohc Church 4860 15thStreet Detroit MI 48208

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LTS WIshes you and yoursa happy prosperous NewYear

Joseph Mengden ~sa res~-dent of the C~ty of GrossePvmte and former chairmannf IfIrltt f Mhu1nn 111gt Ifls~ -~ -~be 0-- theF~rwnc~al Analysts SOCletyof DetrOit lnc

Lets Talk Stocks IS spon-sored by John M R~ckelCPA PC and Rlckel ampBaun PC of Grosse PomteFarms and InuestmentCounsel Inc of GrossePomte Woods

UHF (Ultra HIghFrequency) wluch had 69rhmTlPl~ (14 through 82)But UHF receptIon neverlid equal the qualIty ofVHFreception

LTS first TV was a wed-dmg present 10 1950 a 9-Inch (dIagonal measure)black-and-whIte Spartanset manufactured IIIJackson by the SpartanCorp (world famous for itsSono-buoy submartne-traclung submernbls)

In I~fifi wp had thp firstcolor rv on our block whIchwas a 17m(~ RCA (PerryComos hair was more green-Ish than blond) To help sellcolor TV sets NBC agreed tobroadcast at least one hourm color every mght Mostprtme tIme shows werebroadcast hve becauseVIdeo tape had not yet beenmvented

Eariy on hotels motelsapartment buildIngs andcondos erected large roofantennas then split the sIg-nals for deltvery to eachrental umt via coaxial cable

Smce TV SIgnals travel byhne-of-slght receptIOn ISdependent on bemg able tosee the transmItter

RI erslde cocmumtlesbehmd the AppalachIanMountams and depnved ofTV erected huge commumtyantennas on mountamtopsbnngmg the Signals downby WIre WIth penodic ampli-fiers Installed along the way

Thus was f$hlp TV hnmThe rest IS hIstory

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Based on $1 000 Invested In each stock 00 12-3HlOIn merger each share JP Morgan (old reooMld 3 7 shares JP Morgan Chase(new+Exxon-MobII spil2 lor1 III 2001 No ClIIJI1r stock civIdends or splrtsSolrle Mengden amp Assalat8s Lid

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Even so you might saythe Dogs dldnt work outthat well thIS year Butyoure forgetting the dtVI-dends from the Dogs

At trme of purchase the2000 Dogs had an avera~eYIeld (weighted by equal dol-lar investments) of 3 21 per-cent (not mcludmg severalsmall chvldend mcreasesduring the year) vs only166 percent yteld on the 30Dow stocks

The yield from the 2000DuiCll Wdllilimost double theyteid from the entue 30 Dowstocks (including the Dogstherein)1

The Dogs of 2001 willhave a new face The currentYIeld of Merck amp Co (MRK)is 2 31 percent conSIderablyhIgher than MmnesotaMinmg amp Mfg (MMM) at201 percent Hello MRKgoodbye MMMI

of our hIgher transmittertowers and much greaterpower wattage

The onginal TV spectrumwas called VHF (VeryHIgh Frequency) and It hadonly 12 channels (2 thlOUgh13)

Later the FCC authonzedanother spectrum called

~ before cableDc you remember TV

before cable At our oldhouse (before 1985) we hada motonzed rotatIng anten-na on the roof with antlers~about 12 feet across Thebest reception was WIth theantenna arms 90 degreesopposed to the directIOn ofthe transmItter

To watch CKLW-TV mWmdsor we would rotateour antenna to face westWIth the arms POIntIngnorth and south glvmgmaxImum exposure toWindsor in the webL

Even WIth our rotatInganttlnna facmg Toledo thatCItyS SIgnals were so weakthe pIcture was always fuzzyWIth a lot of flop-oversToledo was defimtely notworth watclung

But Toledo friends saIdthey got farI receptIon ofcur Detc~tetetlone b~au~e

3 7 shares of the new J PMorgan Chase stock Exceptfor a 2-for-1 split of Exxon-MobIl m 2001 there were noother stock diVIdends orspbts In the other eIghtstocks

The adjommg table Illus-trates the market perfor-_ ~h( I)f(n n t 9lt- u _ _ I)~

the 30 DJI stocks for theperIOd Dec 31 2000through Dec 212001

The table shows that the$10000 mvested m the2000 Dogs had decbnedonly 8 1 percent throughDec 212001

But note the Ierformanceof the 30 DJI stocks for thesame penod the Dow wasoff 127 percent about 57percent more than the lossof the Dogs

the mfamous You are notauthonzed to View thISpage message So much fordIetmg onlme

Of course I had to pay aVIS1tto the WeIght WatcherswebSIte (wwwwe1ghtwatch-P~ Cl)1 I rinn~r wRnt you totrunk theyle a big opera-tion but before you go mtothe SIte you have to selectthe country you are lomput-mg from

Youll also notIce that sixof the 10 healthy smIlingpeople appearing in thehome-page photographs areyoung ladIes who could atthe very least be acceptedfor an audItIon for TVsBaywatch How aboutsome before pictures folksor a reahty chick er check

Other than the fact youcan get all the informationyou would ever need aboutWeight Watchers from thewebSite you can also Jomand dIet online Of course Ifyou dIet online you must bescrumptiously I meanscrupulously hon~st WIthyour compute

I never be about myweIght But lets just saythat on a RIchter scale of oneto 10 Im oft the charts

Have a Uch questUJn orsubject you would lleaddressed In thlS columnWant to comment or addyour two cents worth 2 My e-mall address IS

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If the dIVidend paymentsremam unchanged or edgehIgher then the only waythat Yields can dechne IS forthe market pnces toIncrease

History has proved theDogs to be qUIte fickle Forcomparahve purposes It ISverv Important that mvest-ment In Dogs stocks mustbe on an equal dollar baSISnot eqllal number of sharesbaSIS

For easyarlthmettc LTSassumes $1000 Invested meach of the 10 Dogs for anmlhal mvestmentof$10ooO(commISSIOns are Ignored mthese calculatIOns)

Dunng 2001 J P MorganBank merged with ChaseManhattan Bank WIth eachMorgan share exchanged lor

I can espeCially relate toone link called ChocoholIcsRevenge They offer a newchocolate recIpe tWIce amonth to satlsfy your crav-lOgs WIthout breakIng yourdIet budget My reactionwas Only tWIce

One of the web SItes Ifound talked about weightloss through surgery(wwwobesoloutlOncom) butI thtnk Ill pass on that oneunles~ It involves seWIng mymouth shut from mid-December through Jan 15BeSIdes I wouldnt be ableto bark Jingie Bells WIththf mutts from that stupIdsong

Another webSite I hap-pened upon dunng mysearches was Dletmg Onbne(wwwdtetmgonllne com)

For some strange reason IImaguted huge chocolatecakes and other iavontefoods appeanng on the com-puter screen

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timers balled out early mtomoney market funds only tobe swallowed by that doubletrap

1) record low short-termmterest rates and

2) missing the 20-pluspercent recovery from theDows September lows

January IS tax-hme andportfoho checkup time Whynot call ChriS Walker atLTS sponsor InvestmentCounsel Inc (313-886-0453) The firm has beenmanagmg Grosse PomteIdmllY porttollOS since lj~I

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the 10 DJI stocks haVing thehIghest yields among the 30Dow stocks at any giventlilJ

The mvestment theorybehmd the Dogs IS thatthese hIghest yields WIlteventually regress to themean Yield of the entire 30Dow stocks over tIme

6 Is thiS weIght loss pro-gram SCIentifically valId

Those arent all the ques-tions and statements they~tart out WIth but thcy allseem vahd questIOns youand I should ask ourselvesbefore pulling out a half ofgrapefrUit for breakfast

There Isnt much moremformatloa on the webSIteabout actual dJetmg but Ithought It was a good placeto start

The sIte concludes WIththe followmg quoteConSider jOlmng a groupthat wIll support you Inmakmg healthy chOIces andhelp you m getting off themultl-blllton dollar dietmdustry merry-go-round

For ObVIOUS reasonsheres another webSIte thatcaught my eye Its calledThreE Fat ChIcks on a DIetwww 3fatchicks com)

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DId you enjoy the hoh-days Those sugar-coatedcandy cane cookIes that youswore on Dec 24 you wouldaVOId sure dId taste greatdIdnt they

Of course I dtdnt havethat prcbem f Please Ignorethe cookie crumbs In mybeard)

Now youre wonderinghow to make peace betweenthe food and the bathroomscale Guess what TheInternet can help It can notonly help you lose thoseunwanted pounds but tt canhelp you do It safely

My first stop on theInternet was a webSItecalled Beyond Dletmg(wwwbeyonddIetmg com)

WhIle my searches ondtetlng turned up manymany SItes I lIked the waythis one started It startedWIth 10 questIOns youshould ask yourself aboutfood dletmg and lttaYInghealthy Here are 11 somesamples of 10 thmgs to con-Sider before you start yournext diet

1 Are you measunng yourhealth solely by a number onthe bathroom scale

2 Is dIetmg gettmg in theway of YOllr life

3 Does dIetmg make youfatter (l thmk they must bespYIng on me)

4 What are the healthnsks

5 Anecdotes and testlmo-ntals dont mean a thmg

At press hme Dec 27mvestors analysts and port-foho managers were closmgthe books on a burn 2001thankful for the robust vear-end rally that reduced l~~~(sfor a most volatile year

Dont lookback lookforward

January ISusually anup-monthfueled by bll-hons of dol-lars lookmg

ruI [VUI~ui~ mvestmentlt By Joseph W h I I e Mengden bonuses and profit-sharing are down

from the gluttony of recent years there IS still a ton ofmoney filtermg down the dItnbutlOn channels that wIll be lookmg for an mvest-I ment home m JanuaryI Many do-It-yourselr

investors were badly burnedlast vear

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Window Replacement Barnes School

Thc Board of Edul-aliOn of The Gnwc Pomle Publil- SchoolSylttcmWaync Count Mil-hlgan Will rccclve ~caled hld~ fora wmdow proJCd locatcd m thc Cll~ of GroltltePOInte Wood~MKhlgan at Barnc~ Sl-hoo

Spc(fll-at](]n~ and BId F orm~ WIll he available at aMANDATORY pre-bid meetine on TueltdayJanuary 8 2002al 10 l) a m ea~tern tandard tlmc Thc mandatory pre-hidHII lakc plKCat Barnc Shoo 20090 Mornmgldc GrosePOIntCWood MILhlgan 482~6 Thc mcellne will bc Dthe~CCIVD1lroom pf Barne~ ~chool

Scalcd bId 111 he duc Thur-day January 24 2002 at 1000am eatcrn Iandard lime at the Admmtltlrallon BUlldmg ofthc ltJroe Pomtc Board 01 1m( allon 1RQ laIr AvlGrC~ pOInte 11 -1Qlft ~ IHI-- am~ ~)a -- Jwill he opened and publtLly rcad aloud ThlltproJccl will nOIbe funded hv federal or lttatemonic

Plcaltc dl reel quc-tl()l trl Larrj Yanlaula Managi ofBuddrnglt and Groundlt for the Groe Pomtc Public SchoolSytcm 11~-42 ~082

Board of FducationGror POl11llPubilL iLhoo) iylttem

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Window Replacement Ferry Elementary School

Thc Board of Educal10n of The Grosse POinte Pubhc SchoolSylttemWayne County MichIgan Will receIve sealed bids fora Window proJcct localed In the City of Grossc POinte WoodsMichIgan al Ferry Elementary School

SpecIfIcatIOns and BId Forms wlil be avallable at aMANDTORY Prebid medina on Tuesday January 8 2002at 9 00 a m ell~tem standard llme The mandatory prc-bld Willtake placc at Ferry Elementary School 748 Roslyn Gros~ePOlntc Woods Michigan 48236 The meellnamp WIll be lD IhereCCIVIOeroom of Ferry Elementary School

Sealed bids Will be due Thursday January 24 2002 at 1000a m calttem standard lime at the Administration Bulldmg oftle Grf)ltse Po-nte Board of Educaton 389 St ClaIr AveGH)~C ronne Mi 0230 dl wnl(n lime dlhJ pla(c tne 010

Ill bc opened and pubhcly read aloud Th proJcct Will nOlbe funded by federal or slate monies

Please dlrecl qucstlons to Larry Yankaultka Manager ofBUlldlngltand Ground~ for Ihe Groltsc POinte Pubhc SchoolSytcm ~I~ 412 1082

Board of EducationGrose POinte Pubhl- SLhool Syslem

Linda Farmer SecrctarylJ PN 1211VUI 1212701 and 0103102

Philip Rice has jomed The Acumen Group I bUSinessconsultmg company m Grosse Pomte Farms that has ere-lltllU fil~-btllp process to help entrepreneurs grow theIrbusmess

Rice has more than 20 years busmess expenence mclud-mg WIth the accountmg firm DelOltte and Touche andGallagher Kaiser Corp a bUlldmg and pamtmg systemcontractor

Rice 1S active m the French-American and German-Amencan Chambers of Commerce In DetrOit He has alsobeen a member of the AutomotIVe Industry ActIOnGroupConstruction Industry FOluS Group

Peggy Delozier realtor and relocatIOn speCIalist WIthColdwell Banker SchweItzer Real Estate m Grosse POinteFarms has once agam receIVed the DIamond CIrcle Award

The award IS given to the top 20 percent of all sales asso-cIates across the natIOn

DelOZier has bachelor dewees m hl~torv and EnglIshfrom Npwton rol1ppop of thp ltTpn HTt TOrtlt R~tCollege She IS also a graduate of the Academy of theSacred Heart In Bloomfield Hills She IS membershIp chaIr-man of the DetrOit AuxilIary of Chlld Help USA

The Lutz Corp a mortgage bankmg dIVI~lOnof The LutzCompames has added Robert Henry to the staff

Henry a reSident of Grosle POtnte Woods WIll ~peclaltzeas a loan officer secunng loans for mcome-producmg realp~tflte

Henry was a VIce presdEnt at (omenca Bank for 12YPllro 11 addtlol tn lortgagE bankng Hellry WIll contm-ue prOVIding acqulltlon and dispOSItion servtces at Lutz

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In gemology assures cus-tomers are receIVIng Itemsof the finest quality

Both brothers weretrained by the famtly expertGeorge Kouelter Sr whosedream hves on through thefamIly

Along With a beautIfuland one-of-a-lond selectIOnIn Jewelry KouelterJewelers offers watchesfrom guch prestlglcus hncsas Breltlmg OmegaMovado Raymond Well andSelko The stores gtftwarecollection mcludesWaterford Lladro andSwarovslo

Koueiter Jewelersmoves and expands

George Kouelter Jewelershas relocated to 19815 Mackbetween Huntington andManchester In GrossePomte Woods

The famIly-owned andoperated company had beenon Mack above Vermer tor33 years With the move theKouelter family has expand-ed the store and added theconveruence of a free park-In lot

The Kouelter famIlystresses personal andfnendly servIce GeorgeKouelter ISa craftsman whodeSIgn custom jewelryBrother Roberl 5 expertise

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Photo by Bra d LmdbergJackie Harper of St Clalr Shores browses through post-holiday sale Items at

the Pointe Pedlarmg thmgs for the hornandfixmg up the home WeSfeIt -- --- - --- --- -- -all through retathng

He saId products thatevoke nostalgia such as col-lectIbles hand paintedgoods mdJVlduahzed deco-rAtiOnS 8nd a WIde range ofhousewdl e ~uld well a~JaCObsonSone of ills chentsand the anchor ofthe Viiiageshoppmg dlstnct of the Clty

As the shopping seaqlngets a second WInd In thepost-holiday phase heavydiscounts are expected toJump-start sales of outer-wear and leather goods

Now that we have coldweather Its a great tIme forafter-Chnstmas salesMarx Said Its an excellenttime because Vvchae gttver-al more months of chIll

By tills time next year theeconomy may have recov-ered If so Nitzsche saIdwe sure arent gomg to seethese prices agam ~

THERES MOREINSIDE TRA~1VJUSTTHE HEADLINES

Evel) Thursday we provide the Pointes with completecoverage of the people organizations businesses sales

and events in our community

CompilatIons of patnotlcmusIc sold much ~tter post-9-11 than ever before saidJenie Carlen manager ofpublic relations for BordersGroup Ine m Ann ArborPatnotlc book titlesIncreased after 9-11

There was more of akeepsake mmd-set thISyear Marx said There wasmore attentIon on homehearth and nestmg There ISmuch more rehance on need

At POinte FItness andTrammg Center SusieJOlJanJ a personal trainersaid I was surpnsed at thenumber of personal trammgpackages and membershIpssold A lot of people added tofamIly memberships

The training centersowner Ken Welch of theFa k said The biggest pre-sent someone can glVe theIrkIds IS to take care of them-selves and be mdependentwhen they get old

Warm wfathfr hnwlVlrcooled the shoppmg spmtTemperatures ddnt dropuntIl two days beforeChnstmas

It was a late start sales-WIseS8JdWendv Bacon ofthe family-owned WhistleStop Hobby Shop m St ClairShores People cbdnt startshoppmg untIl afterThankSgIVing From thenon It was busy but notchaotic

HeIghtened Interest Inworld affaIrs has been par-tIally credJtedWItha run onglobes at Harveys CompleteTravelers m the CIty

We had a lot of speCIalorders tius year s81d storemanager Annie Toelle

Red white and blueA surge In patnotlsm

extended to clothm2 wherethp hot (nnrs were red WIULt IU1U Ulue

At HIckeys Walton-Pierce a mens and womensapparel store In the CttyWith a hneage to 1900patnotic-theme thmgs didwell said owner BillHuntmgton

He s81dhullday sales wereon par WIthlast year

immedJately after Sept11 there was a soft penodfor a week HuntmgtonsaId Then everybodyadjusted at least accordingto my eXPilnence

In a move slmllar toDIClemente and h1sChristmas corsagesHuntmgton gave customersAmencan flag PInS Hesconsldenng replemshing hisnearly sold-out supply ofneckties and belts decoratedWIthAmencan flags

The patnotlc theme con-tinued at Borders Booksand MUSICin the CIty whichIsnt a 801e propnetor buttargets its Inventory to mdi-vidual commtmtlc~

place on Thursday Dec 20sometime between 11 30a m and 7 pm In the 1400block of Maryland Someonestole a 1988 Oldsmoblle 88parked on the street

In another inCIdentbetween Dec 16 and 19 a1999 Harley DaVIsonHentage Spnnger motorcy-cle was taken from a garaeIn the 900 block of GrandMaraiS

Dunng the evemng ofWednesday Dec 19 some-one failed In an attempt tosteal a Jeep parked m frontof a reSIdence m the 500block of Pemberton

Rowboat headA prowler who pohee

beheve had been dnnkmgwas caught after a short buteventful chase m GrossePomte Woods

Officers caught the manIn the 2100 block of Brvs onSunday Dec 23 at 4 16 a rn

The suspect an I8-year-old man from Eastpomtehad to be 1ubdued officerssaId

While runmng frompolice the teenager hoppeda fence got tangled and fellface-first Into an overturnEdrowboat stored m a resl-dents back yard An otlieermentIOned mans obvlOuslymtoxlcated appearance

- Brad Lmdberg

lOWIngconverrstlOn WIth aGrosse Pomte Woods pollee-man whIle bemg taken toJail on Saturday Dec 22 at240 am

Oh boy am I 1D troublenow said the man

-wnyT asked the officerBecause I m drullk The

suspect had been pulled overon northbound Mack nearTorrey for speedmg an esti-mated 60 mph When theofficer got out of hIS crUIserthe suspect drove off Hefolled hiS own escape byturnmg onto Ford Court adead end

You know saId the offi-cer you should not runfrom the polIce

I didnt do anythmg anynormal Amencan kId would-nt do

ThP mAl rllF11tprpl lQpercent blood ~alcohol levelThe suspect said he hadbeen dnnklng at a fnendshouse m DetrOIt Poltcecharged hIm Wlth drunkendnvlng fleeing and eludJng

Car theftsGrosse Pomte Park pollee

are nvetlgatlng twu IHthefts and a third attemptthat faIled

The most recent theft took

Luring customersLocal retailers didnt Sit

back and Walt for customersto arnve

Angelo DIClemente whohas oPIlsd The Dried FlowerIn the Woods for 30 yearsincreased his advertISingbudget Dunng a holidayopen house he gave womengreen-tnmmed Chnstmascorsages

Its the little extra thmgsthat bring In salesDiClemente saId We heldour own this season It wasgood

StateWlde retaJi holidaysales rose about 2 2 percentover last year according toArthur NItzsche presIdentand founder of TeleeheekMldugan In Southfield Thecompany guarantees checkscuswmers pay retaliers atthe tune of purehase

Looking at check actlVltyIS lIke samphng retailsales saId NItzsche aFarms reSIdent He expectsreceipts to nse to 2 3 percentonce post-holtday salesmcludlng gIft certificatesare added

Wptlr ~ QmJ(Jo 11101~ - - ~-n natIonal averages Nitzsches8Jd Thats good becausemany tImes we take It onth~ chm In any case It was

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Man needc abatting cage

An angry male driveranswered Wlth a baseballbat when a woman cut hImoff at the turnarollncl onVermer near Canton justmSlde the border betweenGrosse Pomte Woods andHarper Woods

On Saturday Dec 22 at2 26 pm a Grosse POinteWoods officer saId the manbecame enraged when a 33-year-old Harper Woodswoman Zipped through theturnaround and cut off theman He jumped out of hiSvehIcle WIth a baseball batsmashed the womans dnvers SIde Wlndow and tnedto pull her out

The office drtw hl~ IH~tolwnen tne uspect oat Inh~nd mdlcated he wouldntcooperate Police leVIed felo-niOUS asault chargesagainst the 42-year-oldHarper Woods reSident

Officer from HarperWoods took over thE sceneand arrested the suspect

All-AmericanA 19-year-oid man from

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hIm after an outstandingcareer at South

Coming out of highschool I wanted to go to acuHege where i could piaybasketball and I would get agood education no matterwhere It was Hess slUdBut when I wasnt playmgbasketball at Eastern It chd-nt feel the same

Thats when he startedexplonng other schools On~ was ColumbIa which hadrecruIted him out of hIghschool Another was Wllhantand Mary which IS coachedby former Ohio State assis-tant RIck Boyages

I really liked WillIam andMary Hess saId And Imgettmg a free educatIOnwhIch I wouldnt have hadm the Ivy League

During lus year off Hesshas been pracncmg WIth theWilham and Mary teamIncludmg the eariy mornmgcondltlOmng sessions buthes had to watch the gamesfrom t on the bench

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Hess excited aboutreturn to actionBy Chuck KlonkeSports Editor

The Walt ISfinally over forAdam Hess

List Thunlllll) h~ pl11ytmhis first college basketball mmore than two years whenIus Wilham and Mary teamplayed the UOIverslty ofMaryland

Playmg the sIxth-rankedTerrapins was Just fine WIthHess a former All-State bas-ketball player at GrossePOinte Scuth who trans-ferred to WIllIam and Maryafter startmg as a freshmanat Eastern MichiganUniversity

Im pretty excIted aboutplaymg agam slUd Hesswho was forced to SItout lastyear because ofNCAAtrans-fer rules

And Im glad itsMaryland That way If Ihave a bad game I can saythliL It WdlI because oiMaryland not me

Hess transferred afterEstern fired coach MiltBarnes who had rterLlited

Adam He took In Hme alghtleeiDg aroaDdAthena during his trip to Greece with NYCHoops

ValleyIt was a very close meet

and It went right down tothe final couple of eventshead coach Rick JohnstonslUd Our kIds SWant welland I can see the Improve-ment m each competitor n

Derek Johnston won the~UO-treestyle ana lOU-but-terfly whIle the 200-medleyrelay team of JohnstonBrandon Baetens MikltlVance and Kyle Williamstook first

In addItion Dan Adamshas been cutiing two ~-onds off his times in everymeet

I love to see the kids cut-ting time because It meanstheyre workmg hard Inpractice Johnston Bald

The FIghtm Insh fell to 0-S overall

Upcommg for the NotreDame SWImteam is an awaymeet on Tuesday Jan 8against Sterling HeightsStevenson

sonsAlex likes the school

Wood said It has a goodbusmess school and thatswhat hed lIke to go mto Healso llkes the coach and hessure that hell be there forhIS full four years bull

East wins non-league hoops gameBy Bob St John sophomore Robert Carlisle our WInStaff wnter scorEd 14 pomts and Semor Josh Saunders

Lutheran Easts boys bas- grabbed eIght rebounds chIpped In WIth seven pOIntsketball team eased mto the whIle Bobby Maynard and and seven reboundshohday break WIth a 53-37 ChrIs Gibson also played The Eagles led 21-17 atwm over vlsltmg Warren well the half but broke the gameImmaculate ConceptIon The guys played well and open by sconng 15 pomts 111

Head coach Gary everyone had a chance to get the thIrd quarter and 17 111Gutenkunst saId hIS Eagles some plaYIng tIme the fourthhad tv do l better Job of (1utpnkllnQt laId We The Lutheran East bas-reboundmg and tAkmg care rebounded better and took ketball team Improved to 3-2of the ball which they did as care of the ball whIch led ta overall

tlUUdl - a trewenuuullweapon~ Wood Bald Lastyear he improved his back-hand The last half of theseason he started hitting itWIth a lot of topspin And hehas an outstanding serv(Thnoo +J 110_ _ _ - _ lWavl~ - 00

forehand backhand andserve - make him an out-standmg player

AB good as Conn ia theressome room for improvement

He stIll needs to work onhis volley~Vood Bald Nextyear hell do that and thenhell be a complete player

Wlsconsms tennis pro-gram has been in the mIddleof the BIg Ten and Contishould be able to step nghtm and help the Badgers

Conn who is a 3 3 studentat ULS also pIckedWlsconsm for academIC rea-

Sophomore ChrIS Smallscored m the first penodwhIle Jumor Chns Andersonand senIor Pat Llpa tailledm the fmal stanza

The kIds are grmdmg Itout playing well sluft-by-sluft McKay said

It was also a family gatht11l1l iur semor ialt1ralcTImmons who competedag81nst some relatives onLumen Christi

It was fun watchmgPadraics grandfather wear-ing two hata McKay S81dIt was a mce game agamsta good team

The Notie Dame hockeyteam Improved to 10-1 over-all

Next for the Fightin InshIS a home game onWednesday Jan 9 againstUmversity Liggett School

overallCommg up for the Ftghtm

Insh are home gaJTles onFriday Jan 4 and TuesdayJan 8 agamst DetrOItCatholIc Central andMadison HeIghts BishopFoley

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Fightin Irish bury Windsor St BrennanBy Bob St JohnStaff wnter

Head coach Don Sicko gotthe results he was lookmgfor m hiS Notre Dame bas-ketball teant beatmg VISIt-mg Wmdsor St Brennan 68-50 last week

We were a httle betterLUll1~h~ W1tUl U1 uur prt~ IVU

three games SIcko saidOur attItude and work Notre Dames hockeyethic ISvery goodwhich Will team is movmg up thego a long way toward mak- standmgs in DlV1slOnIIImg us competitive After losmg 5-4 to Flint

The host Flghtm Irish Powers on Dec 1 thebolted out to a 17-6 lead Flghtm Insh have run offafter the first quarter and SIXconsecutIVe wms mclud-main tamed a comfortable 109 last weekends 3-0double-dIgIt lead throughout shutout over highly toutedthe final three penods Jackson Lumen ChnstJ in

Dfn1Vply the kIds the Lansing Showcaseplayed well but offenSIvely It was a goodgame gomgwere not where we want to back and forth~ head coachbe Sicko s81d Kevin McKay said Wetook

Sernor guard Sean Rmke an early lead but Lumenscored 14 pomts whIle Chnstl took It to us m thesemor John PeJak added 11 second penod Swimmingand semor Bnan BIggs had Our kIds played well10 espeCIally (Dave) Murray m The Notre Dame sWIm

The Notre Dante basket- goal and we won a bIg team lost its meet last weekball team improved to 3-1 game ~ falhng 98-71 to Chippewa

Knights Conti chooses WisconsinBy Chuck Klonke on his back but with his m 1990 teams in the state bullSports Editor work ethIC Im confident Former touring pro Aaron Conti has been a state

UnIversity LIggett that hell do well ~ Knckstem also played for champIon three bmes inSchoolsAlex Conti WIllhave Some of the pressure has Wood at ULS but he turned DiviSIOn IV HIs success ISa lot of pressure on him been relieved however profeSSIonal after his sopho- no aCCIdentwhen the boys tennis season Contis chOIce of colleges more year He has paid the pnce for-begms next spnng has been made He recently Dunng lus first three sea- this Wood said Hes

Hell be the No 1 high signed a letter of intent to snns with the Knights Conti worked hard on all aspectaschool player m the state attend the UniverSity of has compiled an 88-3 record of the game And he worksregardless of class said Wisconsm mcluding a 26-2 mark last on his conditioning Ill seeKnIghts coach Bob Wood He IS the thud ULS male season wlule playmg No 1 him running In the summerThats a lot of pressure player 111 Woods37 years as singles He played second when the temperature is Inbecause there are a lot of coach to SIgna DIVIsionI let- smgles lus first two years the 80s and 90sgoodplayers m the state and tel of intent Paul Van Thats a tremendous wood SlUdthat ContI hasthey can make their season Walleghem went to record when you consider three outstanding tools inby beating Alex Wlsconsm 111 1978 and John our schedule Wood said his repertoIre

That puts a huge target Yancey started at Kentucky Weplayed all of the ranked His forehand 19 excep-

January 3 2002 SnortsGrossepointeNews r 13A

Louise WarnkeCily Cleric

and 8 25 on floorVictor had a season-best

8 6 on beam MaureenMoctn came back from anInjury suffered on her barsroutIne to score a team-high845 on floor

Weathers and CadorIneach had personal-best all-around scores and PoletIsand Michelle Karowslu hadtheir best scores on floorMIa Mocen posted a 6 5 onbeam m her second varsItymeet

Hess--From page 12A

Ive had a couple ofthmgs keep me gomg Hesssaid In practIces Ive beenworkng out WIth the secondteam so I try to beat thestarter Im playmg agamstlnother reason IS out ofspIte - to sQow people thatIm still a good player

He did that m hIS firstgame with hiS new schoolscoring a career-high 21pomts

WIlham and Mary hasstruggled m recent seasonsbut Hess thmks the school ISon the way up III theColomal AthletiCAsSOCiatIon

We played the toughestnon-league schedule m theconference he saId Weplayed schools from the Big12 Big 10 and SEC

Hess got some game com-petItion last summer whenhe toured Gree~e with NY~Hoops a team of 11 colle-gIate players Hess team-Jlates included ArizonasJason Gardner andMIchIgan States AlOYSiUSAnagonve and AdamBallInger

We -played the GreekOlYlllPIC team and It wastQugh competitIon becausethey dIdnt want to lose to abUJlch of college kids hesaid The games were closeso we blamed it on the officl-atmg The fouls would be 10-o real qUIck

Not only dId the baket-ball expenence get Hess pre-pared for hiS return to thecourt but he had time toenJoy the country

We had some free timeso we got to see everythmgfrom the anCient rums tocollege-type parties hesaid

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AN OROINANCE TO AMENDCHAPTER 98 ZONING ARTICLE I IN GENERAL

SECTION 98-18 RESIDENTIAL NRKING AND SEMInRCULAR DRIVES OF THE CITY CODE OF THE

CITY Of GRO~~t POINTE ooD5 OF 1997

four freshmen who helpedfill In hadnt had enoughtIme to develop their floorexerCIse routine leaVingNorth WIthout a fulllmeup

Dornbrook led theNorsemen m three eventsShe scored 8 3 on vault WItha full handspnng 7 0 onbars and 8 15 on floor exer-cIse

Victors beam score of 7 6was the best of the mghtShe also scored well In vault(7 95) and floor (7 45)Maureen Mocen scored 795In both floor and vault and67 on bars

Gronback scored weil onvault (79) and bars (67)Weathers dId well on vault(79) and floor (7 55) PoletIscontnbuted to the teampomts on bars after suffer-ing an injUry and Safran didwell m three events

North bowed to Troy1296-1231 but Weathershad the highest score of themeet In vault (8 25)

Victor had a team-best8 55 on beam and Cadonnled the way ill bars WIth an80

Maureen Moceri andDornbrook each connectedon a difficult move on thebalance beam as they did aSWItch kick to a back hand-spnng It was the first tImeeach of them had used themove m competItIon

Maureen Mocen had afloor score of 8 15 andPoleti3 had rfglonal qu~hfymg scores m bars and vault

North fimshed fourth atthe Troy Athens InVItatIOnalWith d ~tlt1migt~urluf 124 1

Dornbrook was eighth In

n-ground unth a 31 85 andshe also placed m bars WItha 7 9 Maureen Mocen wasseventh m floor exerciseWIth an 8 65 -- the hIghestIlldlvldual score by a Northgymnast thiS year Cadonnwas eIghth on bars (805)and Poletls was mnth onvault (8 15)

North closed out the 2001portIOn of ItS schedule WItha 128 7-126 25 Will over AnnArbor PIOneer m a meet thatBentley laId was the teamsbest of the season

Dornbrook scored a per-sonal-best 32 95 m all-around WIth an 8 6 on bars8 35 on vault 7 75 on beam

Early start brings desired resultfor Norths gymnastics team

Phoro by Rosh StllaroGrone Pointe South shortstop-pitcher Chris Getz signs his national letter of

tetto plAy hAlIIfhn at WakeForest while his parents Art and Betsy Getz andblii bJgh iichool coach Dan Griesbawn center look un

An elrlc tart to the sea-son than usual prOVIdedGrosse Pomte Norths gym-nastics team With thpresults that coach BruceBentley deSIred

I wanted to get the gIrlsout there early to see whatwe had what needed to beworked on and go fromthere saJd Bentley of thestart that wa nearly threlweeks earher than normal

North whIch won theGreat Lakes Eight dualmeet and league meet tItleslast year started out With a12165-962 wm overBrulIllghdJII S~ahulm

Captams Tracy Dornbrookand Maureen Mocen hadexcellent all-around scoresof 30 25 and 30 15 respec-tively

Lesbe Cadonn posted anall-around score of 23 2 fol-lowed by Katie WeathersWith a 2185 that In(jluded a775 on vault

Natahe Victor scored 845on balance beam and Mocerihad an 8 0 on beam Cadonnposted scores of 7 95 onuneven bars and 7 85 onbeam Dornbrook scored 7 8on bars 7 45 on beam and7 85 on vault Kelly Poletisscored well on vault WIth a775 and Kayle Gronbackhad scores of 7 3 on beamand 6 45 on bars LaurenSafran had a 6 95 on beam

Freshmen MIa MocenLeah Steele and KristenGlover performed well mtheIr first varsIty match

North beat BlclIlIUglutlHGroves 1168-1048 The lowscore for the Norsemen wasthe result of Cadorm J JRoszka and Poletls mligtJngthe meet WIth mJunes Andthp (wo phnmnrp nli

tand out because he battedIn the leadoff spotGnampsbaum saId

HIS statistIcs might havebeen even more Impreigtllveas a sophomore when hemade the DlvllOn I All-State second team

Getz batted 505 With 12doubles two tnples and fivehomers He stole 34 baseshad 27 walks and drove m20 run HIS pltchmg recordwaigt 1-0 With seven savesand an 089 ERA

Getz doesnt look hke apower tflCtlit at o-tuot-lLand 160 pounds but he has36 extra-base hIts In twoseasons

Hes stronger than heappears to be but he hastremendous bat qUIcknessGnesbaum said He haone of the qu)(kest bats Iveseen for anyone hiS age

In slgnmg With WakeForest Getz WIll attend thesame school that hiS fatherArt graduated from

Thursday Jan 3 agamstLlvoma Clarenceville andhost Macomb LutheranNorth

Its a tough openerbecause North has sometough kidS SChlhi said rfeel good about our chancesto beat both teams but ourkIds have to wam It

Next for the Eag1es is theFordson Tournament onSaturday Jan 5

Super Senior squadWlmbledonRacquet Club Super Senior team of Julia Caprara Mimi

KJbbey Janet Lannen Patty McCracken Jeanne Rivard Nancy SChmidtAnne Spitz Joanne Visellio and Penny Waslak won ittl local United StatesTennis Assoctatlon league champlonsbip and advanced to the sectionaltournament in IndlanapoUs The Wlmbledonteam flnlshed second in a fieldthlOtindudelaquol teams from Wisconsin UlInotsand Ohio

Chris ltHI totals really

Devils coach DanGr18sbaum

Getz ha been Southsstartmg shortstop the Jasttwo year but he has alsobeen the Blue DeVIls closerand hant blown a saveopportuntty III two years

Although he would proba-bly lIke to clone himGne~baum IS Just happythat he has Getz for onemorE year

Sevel al senIOrs graduat-ed from lat year champl-~nhlp te~~ bu~a~tz thlr~UCl)UU ampllUt 1JIUKCLt dUU

pitcher Matt Middleton arethree tarters wholl b thenucleus of thiS years Southsquad

Last year Getz batted430 WIth seven doubles two

triples and eight home runsHe scored 42 runs and drovein 30 He also had 22 walksand stole 21 bases In hISclosers role Getz was 3-0With 12 saves and a 1 38

match whIle Steve Of)ada(215 pounds) also captured aSIlVer medal lOSing 8-5 toChntondales AntomeWeible In the champIOnshipmatch

Bobby Monahan alsoearned a medal for thePIOneers placmg SIxth at112 pounds

ComIng up for thePIOneers IS theIr MetroConference opener tomght

States bestFive University Liggett School field hockey players made the All-State

team which was selected by coaches in the state From left are KatieHoUerbach Maggie Dillon Suzanne McGoey Clare Burch and BrittanyPaquette McGoeyand Dillon were first-team selections BWChiaDd IIoD~bacb made the second team and Paquette received hononble mead_McGoeyand Burch received All-State honors for the second straight sea-son

Wake Forest baseball gets Getz

known for a long hmeAnd It doesnt stop there

Getz hat been on theDIvIsIOn I All-State teameach of the last two seasonsand after leading South tothe state champIOnship lastspnng he wa named to theAll-State Dream Teamwhich includes players fromall four dlVlslOns

Hes a total player Thatswhy so marJ) ulleuroge~ we t

Interested in him saId Blue

By Chuck KlonkeSports Editor

When Wake Forestssportll mformatlOn depart-ment sent out a newsrelease about the baseballplayers who signed early let-ters of mtent to play for theDemon Deacons It had a suc-cmct appraisal of GrossePomte Souths Chns Getz

(Getz) IS one of the bethigh school mfielders In theMidwest the release said

Thats somethmg that followers of ugh schoo base- 11 ~ h T1 1 110-) 11

Monahan Orjada shine atMacolllb County TourneyLEs Jurczakalso medalsBy Bob 51 JohnStaff wmer

WARREN HarperWoods wrestlmg team hadits moments of glory m lastweekends 28th annualMacomb CountyTournament at MacombCommunity Culltgl

We fimshed 12th out of34 ligtams whlth 1lt great fora small DIVISIOn IV schoollIke Harper Woods headcoach Adam Schlhl saIdWe beat powerhouses lIkeRomeo thanks to a sohrlshOWIng from all of ourkids

As for Lutheran East itwas a learmng expenencefor Its wrestlers

It was a tough tourna-ment for our kIds and theylearned firsthand what Itshke to wrestle some of thestates best East headcoach John Wlllnwr igtdHl

TIus was a learning expen-ence for our kIds and It WIllhelp them In thE long run bull

The Eagles fimshed In thebottom third of the 35-teamtournament as sophomoreChriS Jurczak (1l2-poundclass) took home a fifth-place medal

Alex Goetz (145 pounds)also won a match for East

TIns was the first tIme In

Harper Woods hIstory thatwe had a wrestler In themals and we had two

hihl Said The guys wereIsappomted they dIdntn but they lost to twough kidsMIke MVII hdll IDolunds) won a SIlver mtgtdalsmg 8-5 to East DetrOItsatt Shankm m the tItle

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by our young people IS if you getcaught there really al13no con-sequences from lawenforce-ment the school and m manycases the parents

Accordmg to Craig he feltthese Issues were not umque tothe Grollse Pomtes and HarpervoJ uu Lney arp prevalentand that thiS reaction from theyoung people surpnsed us

The key Craig felt IS to tack-le these issues and Implementthe developmental assets m asmany places In the commumtyas poSSible

It is Craigs hope and one ofthe foundatIOns goals to helpthe commumty foster the 40developmental assets even ift don~ on~ ~t a time

Caring schoolclimate (No5)

At Harper Woods SecondarySchool prmcipal Jim Hessehandpicked 14 seventh- andeighth-graders and 24 nlnth-through 12th-graders to serveon a prmcipals advisory teamThe teams first goal is to workon the Search Institutes goalNo 5 creatmg a canng SChOOlchmate

In the first meetmg heldbefore the holiday break stu-dents were asked to Identifythings such as attnbutes theyadmired in a fnend how afavorite teacher showed anmterest 10 thelJ success In

school trungs they liked abouttheir school enVIronment andwhat they hkelt most abouttheir relatlonsrups With otherstudents at school

The process Will help stu-dents Identify the Issues andreasons for the issues and tocome up W1th poSSible solutIOns

So far student reactIOns havebeen positive

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If youths pOSRess between 31 and40 of these developmental assetsthen youths wl1l be less likely toIIqe and abuse drug dud alcohOl

In October Craig met With 40Grubse POlllte and Harper Woodsarea students parents and lawenforcement officers three timesto n1q(OnCl~ h ~ 1 1

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From the adults In those diS-CUSSIOnsCraig summanzed

In many cases underagednnkmg IS supported and con-doned by parents and our pob-cles and consequences are notconsistently apphed There aremany homPR WhPTP Alrnhnl qserv~ by the parents at partiesto their kids and other kids 10the cornmumty For whateverreason there is a very strongsense that trus subject IS onethat should not be openly diS-cussed In the commumty

Many parents feel that theirIuds need to learn at a young ageto dunk responSibly before theygo tr college Manyparents areafr81d that If their kids getcaught and there IS a conse-quence that a permanent recordWill be eotabhshed In their fil~that wlll hinder their Opportuni-ty for college acceptance or ath-letic scholarshlp ~

From the youths who attendedthe meetmgs Craig slld

-They want less peer pressureto dnnk They want clear bound-arles and consequences to be Uni-formly and faIrly applied All ofthem certamly expressed astrong deSire to have a forum toopenly and honestly diSCUSSthese issues With the adults mtheir lives

There IS a perceptIOn by ouryoung ~ople that In thiS com-mumty on a weekend there ISnothing else to do except to go toa party dnnk and get high

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Greatest Gift Foundation helps teens make choicesBy Bonnie CapraraStaff Wnter

Our youth IIOW lot es luxuryThev haul bad manners contempt for authority they showdlsrcspe~t for eder~ and louechatter In place of exerciseChtldren are now tyrants not tMselvants of the household TMv110 longer rI~P IIhin ders enterthe room They contradICt theIrparents chatter before companygobble their food and tyrannizethe teachers

In some ways some peltlplesperceptlOns of youths haventchanged much m the last 2000years

One City ot (zrosse Pomte manIS convinced that relationsrupsbetween youths and adults neednot be adversanal or polanzedHe has a plan for tunung thoseperceptIOns around

After selling his busmessMark Craig famed Our GreatestGift Foundation an organtzationcommitted to helpmg parentsschools organizations and lead-ers to help youths make wisediiuutl - especaJIy thoseregardIng drug and alcohol use

lhese deCiSions are madebased on prinCiples outlmed bythe Search Institute an mdepen-dent nonprofit organizatiOnwhose miSSion IS to advance thewell-being of adolescents andcildren The iwttitultl generatellsynthesizes and communicatesnew knowledge convenes organi-zational and community leadersand works WIth state and nation-al orgaruzatlous

At the heart of the institutegtwork 18 the framework of 40developmental assets positiveexpenences relatIonstups oppor-tunities and personal quabtiesthat young people need to growup healthy canng and responSi-ble

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ThIS IS a one hour program for beginningJUniors ages 5 to 10 The progra m ISdesigned to give young sIlldenls theskills necessary for a hfetlme of fun In

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TIllS Llt i one and a half hour programdesigned for JUIllOlS already partlClpat-tng m tournament competlhon ThISclass Win stress the fundamentals of allstrokes as well as movements footworkand strategy There Will be competlhvemalCh play strength and condmonmgtramlng each day

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gomg to fall asleep have 1your young person wake Jyou up and make sure the~give you a kiss goOOmght 1That way they have to be tcoherent and youre gomg ~smell booze on them If

theyve been dnnlong ~The second piece of

adVice that came from the ~foundatIOns October meet- ~mgs was to know Where ~children are and venfy It ~

Cr81g used the example 4Ja friend who called Ius ~daughter whIle she was outand asked to speak With theparents

Well they werentthpr (rll~ M H to14her If you would have tolcme they werent there Imight have let you shy

Another suggestIOn ISto Iallow youths to have more)responsiblhty so they can learn not to make mistakeSgt

Accordmg to lods what)keeps them from bemg dls-honest ISknowmg the consequence of maktng a mIS-take ISso large Craig SaidIf YOLlcan comUlWllCate -what the consequences areand what youll do If theydo get caught Its not yourfault as a parent

Overall Craig called the)asset approach a commonsense way to solve proble~~m an acceptable wa

There are so many pro- -grams that address prob- )lems CraIe saId Mv fthought process ISto find IthinKS VOLl can do III nlp ven(problems bull ]

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nurse educator teaches thesession and encourages bothgrandmothers and grandftJthers to attend

For more mformatlOn orto regtgttercall Bon SecouSCommumty HealthEducation at (586) 7797900between 9 a m and 4 p mMonday through Fnday

Coaches will be givenlaminated cards WIth specif-ic goals and )luggestioDs ofhow to Implement them

It focu8es on posltlvethmgs rather than negativetlungs said NeighborhoodClub executive directorJohn Bruce Theyre theIunds of thmgs theNeighborhood Club ISallabout - to help bUildstrong famlhes

Positive familycommunication(No2)

Among the youths whopa tiJltll-tJUl Lh~fuunJa-tlons October meetmgsCraig said ~Op(n and hon-est communlcatton betweenthe parents and the youngpeople does not eXist

One of the tOPiCStheyouths Said they mostwanted to approach theIrparents about was howtheir parents handled peerpressure when they wereyoung

One of the suggestIOnsyouths and adults came upWIthwas naVlng kids givethem a kiss goodnight whenthey carne home after aneVEnlDgout

Craig s81done of hiSdaughters uses that excusewhen shes out with fnendswhere alcohol is available

Tlus came up a lot WIththe parents 10 the sessIOnssaid Craig Tlus ISsome-thing a lot of parents dId _to wake up or If youre

soon to be-gr and pare n tswere told when they becamepanmt~

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GreatestFrom page IBtable and gnped about It8llld JUDlorclass treasurerDaria Wdhams

If It works It WIllpre-vent Issues from escalat-mg said JunIor class presI-dent Joe Zlchl

The most stnkmg aspectIS Its posltlve approachHesse said There arentany donts Ever smceColumbllle you have tohear what theyre sayingwhat thplr rml 9 on Ifwere really tuned 1Il to ourstudents and If they feellike theyre filled m on theprocess then we can dosomethIng about It

Cr81g hopes to estabhshpnncipal adVISOryteams m10 to 15 other lugh schoolsm the Grosse PomtesHarper Woods RoseVIlleBelleVIlle and Detroit

If nothIng happens thenat least theyre gomgthrough the processes andworkmg on these assetsCraig s81dThese arentnecessarilv measurablethmgs Just posItive out-comes

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Tymgmto the SearchInstitutes goal No 18youth programs theNeighborhood Club willmstruct Its volunteer coach-es on fostenng additionalassets in team members mthe COultl~ uf pract1ce andplay starting with its youthbasketball l~~gues

Bon Secours Cottage offers grandparents classBon Secours Cottage

Health Semces offers a free~an(frarent glass from 7 to9 pm Monday Jan 14 inthe private dming room(lower level) at Bon SecoursHospital 468 CadIeux in theCity of Grosse Pomte

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University of Georgia

Carlyle graduated fromNorth Georgla College He ISVice preSident of operationsfor Apache Transport and ISa captam m the GeorglaArmy NlttIonal Guard

Ronning-Mahfet

Mr and Mrs DenniSWilham Ronnmg ofSavannah Ga haveannounced the engagementof their daughter AlisonLeigh Ronmng to DamelJoseph Mahfet son of Mrand Mrs Damel JohnMahfet of Charlotte N C formerly of Grosse PomteWoods

A June wedding isrlm~n1~

Ronning earned a bachelor of business adnunJstra-twn degree from theUmversity of Georgia andan MBA lD finance from~rgta State UmversityShe works for MediaOutsourcing Inc

Mahfet earned a BBA maccounttng and economicsfrom the University ofGeorgia He works for MooreColson m Atlanta

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AUCTIONfuesdayJanuary 15- 6 PM

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Chari Sdu-eyvltgtgel A N AtAmenr8J1 lt6l 1912) patlna~bTOftraquo 18~1lI

EmUy lJnn ROlDlUloand Matthew DeBetR

DeBets son of Julie DeBetsof Harper Woods and thelate Michael DeBets A Mayweddmg ISplanned

ROlfano graduated fromGrosse Pomte South HighSchool She 18 a teachersassistant at MasonElementary School

DeBets graduated fromCleary College With a degreeIn business managementHe ISself-employed

Osborne-Carlyle

Darlene and Vic Rohr ofWarren have announced theengagement of their daughter Kimberly Osborne for-merly of Harper WoodR tnJeff Carlyle of Helen Gason of Dons rarlye [Helen Ga and BoydCarlyle of Pendergrass Ga

A February weddmg isplanned

Glgtuurne earned a bache-lor of arts degree fromKalamazoo Colltgtge and amasters degree In commu-mcatlOns from theUmversity of SouthernCahfornla

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Dave and SallyWolschleger of Ruth haveannounced the engagementof their daughter Angela SWolschleger to Thomas WVeda II son of Thomas andFrances Veda of GrossePomte Farms A May wed-Jlllg IS piannea

Wolschleger earned abachelor of sCience degree mlegal studies from GrandValley State Umverslty anda masters degree m bUSI-ness administratIOn fromCentral MichiganUmverslty She IS a legaladmmistrator

Veda attended GrandValley State Universitywhere he studied naturalresources m3nsurrm~nt HIIIS a fmanclal Malyst andbusmess owner

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PREVIEWThursday January 10 - Noon to 8 PM

Friday Tanuary 11 - Noon to 8 PMMonddY January 14 - 10 A M to 5 PM

Romano-DeBets

John and Lmda Bruce andVmcent and Kathy RomanoofGrosse Pomte Farms haveannounced the engagementof their daughter EmIlyLmn Romano to Matthew

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The mother of the bndewore a dress WIth a whIteorganza bodice and blackSIlk charmeuse skirt

The grooms mother worea long fuchSia silk dress

MUSICwas prOVidedby theChnst Church ChOIr of Menand Boys a strmg quartetand organist Fredeflc DeHaven

The bnde earned a bache-lor of sCience degree fromGtnrgftwn llmverslty SheIS a producer and editor forteleVISion With theBloomberg Fmanclal News

The groom earned a bach-elor of arts degree fromGeorgetown UniversIty Heis an mvestment banker mtelecommUnications withSolomon SmIth Barney

The couple traveled toHawau They live InManhattan N Y

fine inCISIOnsm the corneaThose mClSlons change theshape of the cornea Thereshaped cornea focuseshght onto the retma anddtcu VUllunISrestored

Hundreds of thousandsperhaps mJlhons have hadthis surgery and aresupremely satisfied WIth theresults They now get byWithout reachmg for theirglasses or fussmg WIth contact lenses

TA~IK rgery is not frof comphcatlOns No surgeryIS Some people are botheredby the glare from hghtsespeCially at OIght A veryfew have suffered VISionloss If I were younger Iwould have the surgery

I directed thIS answer atnearSightedness LASIKhowever can be used forother VISIonproblems - far-SIghtedness and astIgma-tism

There are proceduresother than LASIK that cor-rect VISIOn LimitatIOns ofspace dont permlt a diSCUS-SIOnof them all

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Academy ChpelThe Most Rev Leonard P

BlaIr and the Rev Gerald EMurray offiCiated at the 6 30P m ceremony which wasfollowed by a receptIOn atthe Country Club of DetrOit

The bride wore a whiteSIlk gown and a cathedral-length veIl both tnmmed mwhite satlO She camed abouquet of white rose andstephanotiS

The maid of honor wasKatherine Re of BronXVIlleNY

ill Juemalds wereMeghan Burns of ChicagoEmily McCabe of New YorkCIty Dott Shea HoblO ofPabadena Cahf KathenneFrederick Webher of RoqtnnCarne Blrgbauer of SanFranCISco and BevanGarrett of Prescott Anz

Attendants woreWedgwood blue satin A-Imegowns and carned bouquetsof multi-colored summerflowers

The best man was thegrooms brother Thomas GGrace Jr of New York City

Groomsmen were the

Eye surgery can freepeople from glassesBy Dr Paul G DonohueSpeCial Wnler

Q Im trymg to deCide If Ishould have laser eyesurgery for nearltlehtpnnpssI am 36 and have worn

Glaises brIng a clearimage to a nearsighted eyeby focusmg mcommg lightdirectly onto the retma

The most common kInd oflaser eye surgery IS LASIKsurgery - laser m SitU ker-atomJleusls (CUR-ah-toe-muh-LOOSE-suss)

The cornea IS the outertOlluh r]PAr povpnn17 of the~y~Oi~ngdirectly m~front ofthe pupil WIth a laserbeam the eye doctor makes

I gl8SCS or contacts for 20yEars I have never beencomfortable With eIther Idgo for the surgery If I couldbe sure It would work and besafe Is It

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eyes that can see thmgs upclose but see distant objectsas a blur The problemcomes from the shape of theeyeball NearSighted eye-balls are elongated andthose eyes focus light mfront of the retma mstead ofon It The retma ltthe eyesfilm which the brain devel-ops mto VIsual pIctures

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Mr and Mrs MichaelJoseph Grace

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Lauren EhzabethGargaro daughter of Mrand Mrs Eugene A GargaroJr of Gros~e Pomte Shoresmarned Michael JosephGrace son of Mr and MrsThomas Gerard Grdce ofRye NY on July 14 2001at the Grosse Pomte

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Service above selfJohn Brooks Rotary District Governor

adclreued the Rotary Club of Grosse Pointerecaat1y with the message Hsuvice above self

As local leaden aud volunteen Rotarians areeoDUDitted to improving their local and globalcummUDities Rotarians pride themselves ontheir abWty to ftad commUDity solutions tolocal and IDternaticmal needs

The mother of the bndewore a full-length Ice graydress With a beaderl bodIce

The grooms mother worea full-length dress With awhIte top and mdescentnavy blue skirt

Scnpture readers wereBruce Wallace ofBrookhaven NY audKenneth Kerr of FairViewTenn

The bnde earned a bachelor of sCience degree fromthe UniversIty of Michiganana a masters degree 10bo-s admmctrRtlOnfr~-w Wayne StateUmverslty She IS a manag-er With Accenture

The groom earned a bach-tlor of SCience dewee fromPennsylvania tateUm erslty ahJ a master sdegree m busmess admmlS-tratlOn from Case WesternReserve He IS a Fordaccount manager WithGoodyear TIre

The newlyweds traveledto Germany SWItzerlandand Italy fhey live m WestBloomfield

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~f Naples Fla on Sept 22DOl at Christ ChurchGrosse Pomte

The Rev BrYant DenmsonJr offiCIatedat the 4 p mceremony which was fol-lowed by a receptIOn at theLochmoorClub

The bride wore an IvorysJlk strapless gown that tea-tured a bodICe and chapel-length tram decorated WIthcrystal beads She carned anosegay of apncot roses

The matron of honor wasthe bndes Sister NancyClark of PalatIne III ThemaId of honor was thebndes sister JennIfer Boydof Hoboken N J

Attendants wore full-length black dresses andcarned bouquets of apncotand wlute roses

The grooms brotherTImothy Pulte of Glen MillsPa was the best man

Groomsman was VincentMlhaltk of IndIanapolis IndUshers were Charles Clarkof Palatme III and ThomasSdhanek of Ann Arbor

lointe Shores ~grandparents are Richardand LUCinda Weiemuller ofGrand Blanc Great-grand-parents are Homer andShirley Welermiller ofGathnbug Tenn

Alexander JamesGraebner

Mr and Mrs DaVidGraebner of Troy are theparents of a son AlexanderJames Graebner born Feb19 2001 Maternal grandparents are the late Mr andMrs M James Walkl of theCity of Grosse PointePaternal grandparents areMr and Mrs HerbertGraebner of Bloomt1eldHills

Andrew GeromettaDreyfuss

Cvnthla and PeterDreYtuss of Naples Fia arethe parents of a son AndrewGerometta Dreyfuss bornMay 16 2001 Maternalgrandparents are JudithPaul of the CIty of GrossePOInte and the late WRonald Paul Paternalgrandparents are Jacquesand Francoise Dreyfuss ofM1amJ Fla

Sylvia ElaineHodges

Matt and Michele Hodgesof Grosse Pomte Park arethe parpnts of a daughterSylVla Elaine Hodges bornSept 26 2001 Maternalgrandparents are Ed andSue Yonne of EastpointePatenlal grandparents areRuth Brant of Carleton TomHodges of Rockwood and thelate Bdl Brant

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j Mr and Mrs Joseph Mghaheen of Mmneapohs arertbe parents of a son Jacob-lJoseph Shaheen born July25 2001 Grandparents are

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Detroit which is celebratLng Its 16th 8Dnlversary ISalocally run affiliate and ISresponsible for raiSingfunds and volunteers tosupport its building effortsHabitat for DetrOIt willcomplete Its 100th house 111Detroit by spnng 2002

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The Ecumenical Men sFnday Breakfast group WIllmeet at 730 am FndayJan 4 at Grosse Pomt~Memorial Church 16Lakeshore m Grosse PomteFarms The speaker WIll beSydney Rooks of fort StreetPresbyterian Churchs OpenDoor program

On Fnday Jan 11 DrNed Chalet will be thespeaker for the group wluchmeets every week andserves breakfast Chalet5topic will be PosltveJeWlBhHIStory Smce Jesus

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Detroit IS commltted torebuilding the Core CityNeIghborhoods area ofDetroit through a ho1Jstlcapproach that addresses notonly the phYSIcal redevelop-ment of the neIghborhoodbut also the social needs ofthe residents and local bUSI-nesses whIch have been mthe area

HabItat for HumanityInternatIonal an ecumem-cal Chnsban muustry dedI-cated to tlmunaTmg povertyhousing 18 celebrating lts25th anniversary Foundedby Millard Fuller alongwith hISwife Tmda Habitatfor Humamtv Internationaland its affiliates in morethan 2000 UllllllUIl tu~s in81 nations have bUllt andsold more than 100000homes to partner familiesWIth no-profit zero-interestmortgages Families con-tnbute 300 hours of volun-teer labor to support theirhouse construction

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In the back from left are Georle Nicholaon of Groue IoJDte Partners andHabitat Detroit the KeY VBruce RiCdon of Grosee Poiate Uemorial CbWCbandPartnere Jack SChwab of Bank ODe lUld Habitat Robert Dewaelsche of HabitatJack W1Wamaof the Partners Uld John Molk prealclent of Habitat

In the froat from left are Chase cunnlaghm of Groue IoJDte Partne LUlie SldaIier of Ccue City Nclghborhooda TrlD1 LeIrN Uld Sam Smith andiUzabullbeth WIlliam bullbull both of Groen Pointe PartDen Partners

The banks philOiiuhyofpartnershIps Jllustrated mIts motto Bank One onewith the commumty hascontnbuted to Its fifth consecutIve outstandingCommunity ReinvestmentAct rating Schwab said

Construction on thIShouse was started InAugust Thats pretty fastSchwab said

Tne Partners has recentiy~g n reoenng househuldfixtures and cabmetry fromhouses slated for demolitionin the Grosse Pointe areaaccordmg to Jack Williamsa member of the PartnersH~ says Items recoveredWIll beuro placecl in Habitthomes through the organi-zations ReStore programReStore accepts donationsof surplus bUlldmg materi-als from contractors andsells them to low-mcomehomeowners for a nommalfee

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Grosse Pointe Partners Bank One make surethat Detroit family has home for the holidays

ChrIstmas came a fewdays early when Tnm leWiSreahzed the dream of ownmg her own house - thanksto the Grosse PomtePartners and Bank One

On Dec 22 representatIves from Bank One andthe Partners dedIcatedleWISShouse In HabItat forHumamty DetrOItsTncentennial Village m thecitys Core CItyNeIghborhoods

The Rev V Bruce RIgdonsemor JJastor of GrosseP(llntE Memonal ChurchwhIch IS a member of thePartners SaId Chnstmas ISa story of homelessnessand a story of dlscovenngGods love

Habitat IS a programthat bnngs out the very bestIn everybody he saId ItprOVIdesa safe wholesomeplace where famIlIes canlearn to love God and serveeach other

Grosse Pomte Partnelllfounded in 1997 IS a collab-oratIon of 12 churches mvanous Grosse Pomte com-munities The PartnersraIse money and recruit vol-unteer support to buildHabItat houses In additionto Detroits TricentenmalVillage the Partners havehelped build Habitat housesin West Virginia and CostaRlIll

~Bank One UI proud of itspartnershIp with the GQ~Pointe Partners and work-ing with its volunteersespecially its youth volun-teers said Jack Schwabvice president Bank Oneand board member ofHabitat fUT Humanity-Miclugan It was inspira-tIOnal for me to see thoseyoung people working here

This was the fifth housesponsored by Bank Onewhich has built the homesthrough partnerships withcommunity organizationshke the Groll8e Pomte

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A httle-known VOIceJahaziel spokeIn the name of the God of all the earthFear not and be not dismayed forThe battle ISnot yours but GodsYouwill not need to fight in thIS battleTake your positions stand still and seeThe VlctOryof the Lord on your behalf

ABCD- A BIble Chapter Dady -Is one of many ways to read the BibleFor my own and other lIves On The HillDuri1g late August to late October ABeDsIhe Chromcler of some 2400 years agoHelped heart-mmd-floul Ul 2001 ADDowhat ISnght In the sight of the Lord

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This and much more 1D the two books ofChronicles the conclusion of the HebrewScnptures I find veri contemporary that 1SFull of most relevant meanmll for todayThese leaet often e~d h~k5 rThe Chnstiar ~ibJes 66 are full ofDowns and ups destructive and reneWIng

The Pastors CornerBy the Rev Gutav Kopkll JrSt James Lutheran Church

Wedo not know what to doBut 0 Lord our eyes are on you bullFor decades I have loved to pray theseWords ascnbed to DIetnch BonhoetferGerman Lutheran Pastor and TeacherAnti-NaZI martyr executed m 1945 Just before the Allies liberated my natIve land

One month after the unMuslim terrorI read on October 11 m II ChroniclesTlus prayer of Jehoshaphat who didWhat was nght gtn the SIght of thELord 0 Lord God of our fathers do you not ruleOver all the kmgdOfISof the natlOnsIn your hand are power and mIght

So that none ISable to WIthstand youIf ~~comes ~por us ue ~tllstLTdBefore you and cry to you mOur affllctlon and you WIllhear and saveWhom the Exodus forces on their way toThe promIsed land had not mvadedWere now terronzmg With destructive force

They reward us by coming to dnve usOut of your promIsed land America0 our God will you not execute judgmentOn them For we are powerlessAgamst what IScommg agamst usWe do not know what to doBut our eyes are on you

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funded under an mvestIgd-tor-Initiated research grantfrom the NatIOnal Instituteon Drug Abuse Surveys ofnationally representativesamples of Amencan highschool benlOrs were begun m1975 makmg the class of2001 the 27th such c1assurveyed Surveys of 8thand 10th graders wereadded to the delgn In 1991maklOg the 2001 natIOnallyrepreentatIve samples the11th such classes surveyed

The sample blzes m 2001are 16800 8th graders14300 10th graders and13300 12th graders for atotal of 44300 students mall

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types of changes you mightexpect to result from shiftsm the advertlsmg miX agreater amount of negatIvenews coverage or less favor-able portrayals of smokmgIn entertmnment program-mmg

There IS also eVldenpetrom the study that ciga-rettes have become some-what less avaIlable to teensThe proportlOn of 8thgraders s8)lng that It wouldbe ~falrly easy or veryedlgtY tor tnem to get cIga-rettes 11 they wanted somehas fallen from 77 percent In1996 to 68 percent In 2001Among 10th graders theproportIOn fell somewhatless from 91 percent to 86percent over the same timeperIOd The mvestlgatorsnote however that the greatmajority of these youngteens stIll say that they haveready access to cIgarettes

Will these favorabletrends In cigarette smokmgamong young people contm-ue

The reductIOns in thenumbers of teens who aresmokmg or who are accept-mg of smokln should helpto deter other teens fromstartmg Johnston saidBut the fact that the pro-portlOn who 1udge smokingto be dangerous IS no longernSlng may be an early warn-ing Sign of a slowdown m thedeclme in teen smokmg

Monitonng the Future IS

By Dr Howard Purcell(NAPS) - Heres an eye-

openmg statistic Only 9percent of Amencan chl1-dren have had an eye exambefore they entlr schoolThat can lead to more prob-lems than parents mayImaglne

Parents should take theirchtldren to an eye care professlOnal for a comprehen-SIve eye exam - not slinplya Vlblon screenlng - by theage of three again beforestartmg Bchool and everyyear while In school

Cherish childrens vision

A thorQugh eXRmlfllltonconsists of more than Simplyreading a chart It tests notonly VISIOn but also pro-VIdes information about thechilds overall health profile

Many children who havefared poorly at school or whohave demonstrated negative

A conSiderable body ofresearch - some of It basedon Momtorlng the Futuredata -- has shown that pncecan be an Important deter-rent to smokmg for youngpeople Work reported lastmonth by the UM investiga-tors at the World ConferenceUll 8111ukmg or health InNew Orlean hows thatsince 1997 the proportIOn ofstudents reportmg frequentexposure to antl-smokmgads has Increased conslder-~blJ Iu t1nA dJC lUU1JOTuuncredltmg the ads With actu-ally helpmg to mfluencethem not to smoke hasIncreased substantially aswell

Smce 1995 there has beensome mcrease at all gradelevels m the proportIOns ofstudents sa)lng that pack-a-day smokers run a greatrisk of harmmg them-selves (phjrsJcaHy UJ Jamp uLLerways) although thiS beliefdid not mcrease any furtherIn lOOl (Thl MODltonng theFuture study has shown per-ceived harm to be an Impor-tant deterrent to young peo-ples use of a number of Ilhc-It drugs)

While many adultsbeheve that young peopleunderstand the dangers ofsmokmg our data suggestthat a lot of tettllgt stIli donot particularly the youngerteens Johnston saId Forexample Some 43 percent oftodays 8th graders stili donot thmk there is a greatnsk associated With pack-a-day smokmg

In addition there hasbeen some Increase smce1996 (1997 for 12th graders)In students personal dIsap-proval of smokmg

These findmgs suggestthat It IS not Just pnce thatIS actmg as a deterrent toclgarltte use JohnstonsaId There have been someunderlymg changes mImportant beliefs and atti-tudes as well These are the

to management about futureplans for the faclhty lnclud-Il~g new equipment diS-counts mcentlves and pro-grams

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ThIS year about one Inevery 18 8th-graders (5 1percent) IS a current dallysmoker one of every eight10th graders (122 percent)and about one In every five12th graders (19 percent)These dallr smo~lng rate~are down proportIOnallyfrom ther peak levels In1996 (1997 III the case of the12th graders) by about one-half one-third and one11 ltlrtn1j nt~~t~u~~) Thrare down proportlOnally Justfrom last years levels by 26percent 13 percent and 8percent respectively

These important dechnesm teen smokmg did not Justhappen by chanceJohnston said A lot of mdl-vlduals and organizatIOnshave been making concertedefforts to bnng down theunaccectlblv hgh rates ofsmokmg am~ng ~ur youth ~

Amon~ the efforts henotes are a number thatemerged from the tobaccosettlement between thestates and the tobacco com-panies

The Joe Camel advertIS-Ing campaign was endedbillboard adYertlBlng of ciga-rettes was ehmmated andantlsmoklng advertlsmgcampaigns werp Inltated bythe newly formed AmencanLegacy FoundatIOn that wasfunder under the settle-ment Johnston saidFurther a number of stateslaunched their own antl-smokmg ad campaignsullIe aiso raIsed theIr excisetaxes on cigarettes and theIndustry raised prices morder to cover their costsfrom the settlement On topof all of thIS the mdustryreceived a great deal of neg-ative pubhclty dunng themld- to late-1990s as theIrpast practices were exposeddunng the htigatlOn processWIth the states and m thefederal regulatory debates

Abullrnelcan Councll onExerCise (ACE) and TheNatlOoal Strength andCondltlOmng ASSOCiatIon(NSCA) There are othersthat Just requIre a weekendcourse Find out how manyyears the person has beentralnmg and whether theyhave a degree m the field

The third Issue IS conve-mence You want to be surethe faclhty IS easy to get tofrom your home or Job If Ittakes you too long to getthere or It IS out of your wayyou may be wastmg yourmoney

FInally check the avad-ablhty of classes and equip-ment VISit the faCIlIty at theapprOXImate time you planto exercise so you can seeow busy thmgs are Youdont want your one-hourworkout to ake two hours tocomplete because yourewaltmg on machmesl Talk

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Daniel Elskens MD a Bon Secours Cottage neurosurgeon explainS the mostcommon reasons for low back pain In young and middle-aged adults such assports InJunes or lumbar strain He also discusses current treatment methods thatInclude minimallY invasive procedures and dlscectomles (removal of the damageddiSC from between the spine bones) The lecture IS directed at men and womenbehleen the ages of S 21d soA Questlon-and-answer session IS Included and refreshments are servedRtst1Il11()n~ Irt rlQUlred

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Included high school seniorsSinCE 1975 and natIOnallyrepresentative samples of8th and 10th graders since1991 QuestIOnnaires areadministered to students Intheir c1asbroomb by ISR staflmembem each sprmg

Current smokmg (definedac S10klng- one or ffi0rc Cig-arettes dunng the past 30days) had been decllmngsteadily blnCe the reLentpeak levels reached m 1996among 8th and lOthgraders and m 1lt1lt17~TTHO

12th graders Between 1996and 2001 current smokmgamong 8th graders fell from21 percent to 12 percentand among lOth gradersfrom 30 percent to 21 per-cent

Among 12th graders cur-rent smokmg fell from 37percent m 1997 to 30 per-cent In 2001 - a proportion-al decline of about two-tenthb Thus the youngerage groups have shown thegreatest Improvement so farThe drop In current smokmgthat occurred Just thiS year- of 2 5 percentage POintsm 8th grade and 2 6 percent-age POints In 10th grade -are highly statistically slg-mficant while the Z percent-age-pomt dechne In 12thgrade fell Just short of bemgsjgIhficai1t

Prior to the peak teensmokmg rates reached Inthe mld-1990s currentsmokmg among 8th and10th graders had been nsmgrapIdly With about a 50 per-cent mcrease ocrurringbetvccn 1991 and 19SGSmoklllg had been nsmgamong 12th graders as wellthough not by as large a pro-portlOn

The rates of dally currentsmokmg m the three gradelevels (defined as havmg oneor more cigarettes per dayover the past 30 days) havehnwtl parallel trends tothose for any current smok-mg and hkewlse have

slOn on thp tRrihn eqmp-ment You might want to askwho cpans the equipmentSamtary facilities careabout thelr members

Second check the quahfi-catIOns of the staff You wantto be bure ~haL the peoplewho are showmg you how toexercise know what they aredomg Ask to talk directly tothem and ask questIOns Letthem know If you plan to usea personal tramer whatyour health history IS andwhat your goals are fortrammg The more thoroughyou can explam your previ-ous expenences the easier ItWIll be for the trainer to fig-ure out what w111work foryou

Some highly recogmzedcertificatIOns for perconaltramers are from TheAmencan College of SportsMedlcme (ACSM) The

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Teen smoking declines sharply in 2001In a year In which good

news seems hard to come bythere IS some good newsfrom the health frontCigarette smoking the leadIng cause of preventabledeath and disease In thiscountry IS falling harplyamong American teenagers

The latest natIOnal surveyIn the ~MoOltorJng theFuture~ smes conducted bythe Umverslty of MichiganInstitute for Social Research(lSR) shoy s that teen smok-mg IS rapidly dechnmg

t)WlOO on natIOnally repre-sentative surveys of some44000 students In grades 810 and 12 18k research SCIentlsts have found that ado-lescent smokmg IS dechmngat a vigorous pace ThiS con-trasts to the dramaticincrease In teen smokingobserved In the early 199Ossays study director Lloyd DJohnston

Because the ~~n yearsare cntlcal In the mitiatlOnof HIIMIy aU hfetlme smok-mg habits what happensdunng that developmentalpenod IS vital to the eventu-al health and longeVity ofeach generatIOn JohnstonSald Thats what made thesharp Increase In the early1990s so wornsome and It ISalso what makes thiS

During thisholiday season be a

responsible party hostSee that your guests

have a good timeand arrive

home safdy-First A Friend

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Shop around-fot the best health club

dechne hich began In thelattpr half of the 1990s soenCUUlil~mg

The 2001 Momtonng theFuture survey Included stu-dents m 424 publH and pn-vate secondary schoolsthroughout the cotermmousUmted Statpl Tnhls~on andfellow social psychologistsJerald G Bachman andPatnck M OMalley havebeen conducting the studysince 1975 With supportprovIded by the NationalInstitute on Drug Abuse oneof the NatIOnal Institutes ofHealth m the U SDepartment of Health andHuman ServIces

The annual surveys have

By Kelly Griffin BSCSCS

With the New Year youmay find yourself resolvmgto lose the same 10 or 15pounds you swore to workoff last year Couldnt do It

fon your own Perhaps ItStime to conSider JOlnmg agym or health club

There are plenty of bene-fits In JOining a fitness faCil-Ity You get a vanety ofequIpment and classes tochoose trom Meetmg peopleIS easy You can get helpstartmg a routme from anattendant or trameI If youare looking to Jom a fitnessfaclhty for the first time orwould hke to shop aroundfor a better one than the oneyou currently attend hereare some tips for finding thebest one for the money

First and foremost makesure the eqUipment IS keptm good workmg condItIOnIn any facthty aflty shouldbe first Check for rustedcableb or weight plates duston the machines and corro-

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68 Entertainment January 32002Grosse Pointe News

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way between the WhIteHouse and the CapItol or onthe Memonals webSite atwww lonpsallor org

For more mformatlOn orto enroll contact the founda-tiOn at U S Navy McmonalFoundatiOn AttentwnNavy Log 701 PennsylvamaAve NW SUlte 123Washington D C 20004-2608 or call (800) 821-8892extenslOn 730

AAA lgtuggests learmngmore about the benefits ofpurchasing tnp msurancefrom a quahfied travel pro-feSSIOnal such as a AMtravd llgent Travel msur-ance b your safety netshould the unexpected ansebut 1 IS up to you - thetraveler - to determine If ItISnght for you

erage for your overseas tnpMany Umted States healthplans do not cover you out-SIdeofAmenca

A-A_A advles treveerc tndo theIr homework beforepurchasmg tnp insuranceAAAadVlses

bull Dont buy a pohcy fromthe wholesale tour operatorcoordmating your trip Ifthat company defaults thepolicy may be worthless

bull Dont buy tnp insurancefrom a crUlse hne TheIrpolICiescan carry less cover-age and Lhlirbenefits maystop between 24 and 72hours before you depart Inaddition crUise hnes areunder no obhgabon to pas-sengers who do not purchasetheir air package

bull Request the full lUsur-anlp cnntract so you WIknow everything that thepohcy does (and does not)cover

Presldent Bush willthauk YOu AlanGreenspan Mil thankyou Most of all youraccountant MIl thankyou

servce mformatlon and pho-tographs of more than aquarter of a milhon ~rvlcepersonnel

All enrollments form apart of Amencas endunngnaval hentage a permanentand pubhcly access1bleVideoregIster avaIlable forrevlewmg at the NavalHcntage Center nClrt to theNavy MemOrIal onPennsylvama Avenue mld-

The current U SMaster Tax GUIdeandback copIes are In busi-ness reference as wenThese dont arrive unulFebruary but unlessyoure dying to do yourtaxes before the formsbecome aVallable they

stances such as illnessdeath or vendor bankruptcyTnp cancellatwn or mter-ruptwn msurance averages$5 or $6 ~ lnn of tripcosts

AAA Travel offers tsMchlgan customers aTravel Related InsurancePohcy (TRIP) whIch pro-Vdes comprehenSIVe coverages for alr travel baggagetrip cancellation or mterrup-tion and personal protectIOn

Dckcns recommendschetkmg your eXlstmglosurante Jolnlelgt to Mlewhat IS covered while youand your famdy are away

bull Check Mth your autoinsurance company befOrerentmg a car to find out Ifyou are covered In the eventof an aCCIdentYoumay needInsurance through a CArrental company and anmternatlonal drlvmg per-mt

bull Fmd out If your home-owners pohcy covers lostluggage f you have anumbrella pohcy lost luggagemay already be covered butwould be subject to thedeductIble Baggage nSui-ance through TRIP wouldcover thIS deductible

bull Check WIth your med-cal msuranctl providerbefore purchasmg extra cov-

For those who go deeplymt)thlS morass the bUSI-ness reference coll~tlonholds up-to-date printmatenals

The two-vOlumeInternal Revenue Codecovers the law We havethe current code and pastcodes going back to 1990The code covers tax lawand we dont get new eltl-bong ulatil aab~1the Apnl15 deadlme 80 you willneed to check more cur-rent sources

C8iebrote The Great Lakes

MCHGAN

Grosse Pointe public libraryis ready for a taxing situation

http Ilwwwtreas state ml Will bl mg yOU up to dateus They still have only B~t most of us use mOreyear 2000 forms SQ youll straightforward sourcesJust have to watt untIl The most popul~ pertheyre good and ready to sonal tax gude 18 J K

th t Lassers Your Incomegive em au W k th tDetrmt 2001 Income tax Tax e eep e mos

recent cnes on hand bothbusmess reference andclTCulatmg so you cancheck tt out of the libraryfor a couple of weeksYoull want the 2002 edl-bon to cover your 2001taxes

The Ernst and Younglax ~aver s rwae comeshighly recommended formdlVduals domg theirown taxes Park andWoods branch hbranesboth have the 2002 edl-tlon covering the 2001tax year

Before we have all theforms are ready to go at forms we put out gIvehttp IIwww Cldetroitml us away copes of

Pubhcatlon 17 of theIRS This is the govern-ments own overall gwaefor getting you throughtlus When we run outthey dont send us moreIf you really want to usethis Its the one publica-tion you have coplck upearly

Magszmes and newspa-pers Wlll have artlCles ontaxes from now untilApnl

Theres a loLof mforma-bon out there brave soul

On the other hand youcould come to the aid ofthe economy by htnng anaccountant

Youll find state ofM1clugan tax fonns at

You neednt worry aboutthat Eventually every-thmg wdl be onlme Youcan go m through thebookmark on our homepage which should takeyou straight to the 2001forms and mstrucbons

If you prefer you cantype 1( thp wph addressand then follow dIrectlonsor icons to get to formsand mstructlons Thefederal tax site ishttp IIwwwrsgov Most ofthe federal forms areupdated but check theeaJ Some still are 2000Some are 2002

ByHnGr~ryG P PublIC Library

Domg taxes IS almostas much fun as brulhmga eats teeth

Even so while the restof the world was celebrat-109 the holIdays a few ofyou came to the hbrary tofind out when well putthe tax stuff out

Have no fear Itsalready arTlvmg At WrIt109we have more than70 cartons of the baneT)~ t 01 n riPAn th ~~J _ ~ oJ

many more WIllbe m andwe win have the tax formexhlb1ts out WIth formsfree for the talong

Many forms straggle mthrough January Somenever arnve at all Thefederal forms arrIve firstsporadically The stateforms almost never gethert until the end ofJanuary DetroIt formsamve even later If theyare sent at all

Old you seTYeThe UmtedStates Nvy MemonalFoundatlOn m WashingtonDC has estabhshed theNavy Log m an effort tohonor all naval veteranswho have served our coun-try

The Navy Log IncludesNavy Manne Corps CoastGuard and MerchantManners The Navy Log hasthus far collected the names

Now more than ever tnpInsurance ISproVldmg peaceof mmd tv Amencans whoare eXeTCSmgtheIr freedom- _ _ D_~ _ ~_

_ laV~l lIIgt _I only about 8 to 10 percent oftravelers purchased msur-ance accordmg to TravelGuard InternatIOnal ofStevens Pomt WIS thecountrys largest travelinsurer Now between 33and 50 percent are bUYingtravel msurance

ThlS is a good Sign thattravelers are takmg a en-ous mterest m protectingtheir vacation mvestmentsllld Larry Dickens chrectorof vendor relations for AMTravel Agency We wantpeople to mamtam theirnormal travel habIts andtrip insurance prOVIdes anextra level of securitv

Accordmg to D1ckens Ifyour Journey mcludes acruse a package tour or acondo or VUa- whIch oftenreqUIres payment In fullbefore you leave - tripmsurance can be qUite use-ful The same IS true If youshould requue medIcalattentwn whlle overseas

The relatively small addi-tIOnal purchase car savethousands of dollars f thetraveler IS forced to canceldue to unforeseen crcum-

Washington memorial honors veterans

TRIP insurance offerspeace of tnind for travelers

Dlclunson saldIt cost $1368 to pnnt the

ongmal verswn The reVeion would add $560

Woods deputy comptrollerRobert Kraft told commis-SIon members he would seekpnce quotes from mulbplepnnters

Smce the booklet IS forthe reSIdents of GrossePomte Woods and that anaverage of 50 booklets IS ds-tnbuted by the city clerk tonew resdents each monthKraft agreed addItIOnalfundlng could be obtamedfrom the citys operatingbudget to support the cost ofnMntlnlJ ~n PYnltnllPCl Pelt-tlOn a~cordingto tree com-mlSsion documents

We dont have the fundsIn tlns years budget to addthe four pages but wereproceedmg to develop tha~Dickinson sad We hope mthe next fi1cal year wellinclude that in our budget

Tasty broccoh amp garhcIS a perfect SIde dsh wthbeef poultry or seafoodSteam the broccoh aheadto save time Double therecipe for larger groups

My brotherm-law CarlHankla helped me pre-_ +l- Irl ~ 41~ n 1 u - -

ful broccoh We served Itwth beef tenderlolIl andmashed potatoes (pre-pared by my other brother-In-law Dan Caton) Themeal was e~oyed by myentlr~ famly

Together we had tun lI1

the kltchen Eatinghealthy doesnt have to bebonng Special thanks toCall for being my righthand tn the Iotchen dur-mg the hohdays yourethe best

200 PM THE LEGAL INSIDERChIstopher Cavanagh Hosts local attome)s DaVid Draper and DouglolSDempse) tae an illS Ide Jccl at current legal ISSueS(Repealed M-Sun 400 AM MlWfSun 6 00 PM)

230 PM POINTERS WITH PROSTGuesl AJra PollacA IvtChgQJI Em rounema CounetlHost John Prosllllier-Iels local celebnlles aboullirneI) 10JllCS (Repeated M-Sun 40 AM MIWIFSun700 PM)

300 PM TH11iGS TO DO AT THE WARMEMORIALGueSIS Jobl1 Case) amp MIchelle BomlaTloBunn) Brooks host an IIlformalle 100 al whal sha~llInl al the War Memonal (Repeated M Sun) OOAM MWiIiun 8 00 PMgt

330 PM POINTES Of HORTICUITUREGuesl Joe S Floer ArI(llglI Parr IHost honleultuml Jim Farquhar hares lips gles61(1Ice and Inlen IC S lOCJ1 dULhOIIIIl VII grdcOIng(Repeated 1 gtun ~OAM MWII Sun 6 10 PvI)

400 PM YOUNG VIEW POTNTF-Sl pbeal )oulh sho featunng students reJXgtnmg00 a anel) of educallonal loples (Repealed M iun 600AM 1 Ifi un 810 PM)

4)0 PM HTERCOI_OR WOR~JlOPRenowned local artist (arol LaChlUsa demonlralealereolor lechnlques SImple enough for begmnerltHI challengmg 10 the epenenced artist (RepealedM-Sun 610 -M 1IWflltun 9 ()()PM)

500 PM VITALITYPLtA half hour of hod) Il1mng and epklci bolngexercIe cia 1WIF-iiun tepleklxllIlgTffhiat Tone IRepeated M iun 7 00 AM)

530 PM fLSICAtiTORY11MtJAMBOREEHosls 11 GlOria from the Central Llonmand MI~ Paula lhe Mem 1u~ Maer ofter a Ihalf hour of tones dnu mule lor children(T rrh~1 0 PM onl) )

BOllshallow water m asteamer pot add the broccob and cover Steam for 3to 4 mmutes (It Mil stillbe bnght green) drainand set aSIde Heat the 011in a large nonbtlck slolletAdd the garhc oreganoand broccoh and sauteuntIl the garlic becomesgolden about 4 to 5 mm-utes

A LA ANNIE

By Annie RouleauSCheriff

(from ajar)14 teaspoon crushed

red pepper flakes(optional)

Every new resldent getsa copy of thIS book

Is a beautiful bookDickmson sllld It was theTree Commisswns contnbu-bon to the Ctys 50thanmversary along Mth theHlstoncal CommIssionschronology of the Woods

The proposed four-pageexpanSlOn wlll have room foraddltional hlstoncal mfor-mation

We have plans tomcrease the content of thebook mcluding a map thatMil show all the varieties oftrees on the walkin~ path atLake Front Park said AllenDlckmson the Woods citycouncIl represent8tlve to thetree commisson

Commumty Tree Bookletpublished by the GrossePomte Woods TreeCommlSSlont WIll includemajor changes accordmgto commlssion members

GROSSE POINTE WAR MEMORIALS

TV5TELEVISION FOR THEWHOLE COMMUNITY

Holidays are over its time to getback to healthy eating

Add the roaeted pepperand crushed red pepperand toss for an add1tonal2 to 3 mmutes SeasonwIth salt and pepper IfdeSIred Serve hot

910AM InUIT PUISA half hour deroblc ccrclse class (Repeated M-SunII 00 PM)

938 AM POSITIVELY lOSlTIVEFTOIIA LtOld IVrllIhl HauseHosts JeaOle kNell and Lit AIen bull an upllftmg half-hour of JX1li lItltudc and Ideas (Repealed M-sunII 0 P1 MVr gtun 9 0 PM)

10ooA1 WHOS ll THE KITCHEllGllel Ptrld PerHost Chue Kaess eools With local eclebntles(Repelcd 1 un IHJnghl TThS 1( 0 PM)

1038 M ISIIgt ARTArt amp Poem(Repclted 1n 12 gtOAM 1Wif-Sun5 gt0 PM)

1100 A OlT OF THE ORDINARY bullbullINTO TIfJ- EXTRAORDI1oIARYGuesl jail SII ImagerHolaquol ROOcrtTa Ir prcoent an etraordmal) half-hour01 poopk p1ac~ nd Icka (Repealed M Sun 00AvI 1 n h ial 9-00 P1)

1130 11 THF ~OCSHOWCelller fOI Peace amp tOIlfcl Sludies WSUHot rrJIl ehonLnhltrg and her gues dl~U toptcalld e Ill 01 panleuldr Inlerest to en lOT ~IIIZtn(Reptaled M un 1 ~()AM TffhSal ( 00 PM)

U69 pf 11IF ECONOMIC CLUB OfDETROITHIS Fmlllltnct Adam Cardma MGldaFeature nllIonall no n guet speaKe dl~eulIlgcurren I 11 n Ihe bulnts communi I) IRepealedM-Sun 2 00 A 1 1 Th al 7 IXl PMgt

110 PM THt EASTSIDE EAMIJilERRonald 1 f)gtIIafd HOllie

HOit Jlliia ~m and UCI highlight upeomlllg localnon proII [lllt111 elLnl (Reneated 1 iun ~ OOAM1IWI un 7 ~O11)

130P1 (0 ERSTIO~ WITHCOI I EltTORBcaln POlleH~L lU UI HdlV f~lluSCS ll1i k)CJ ntc ng clI cI rRl peatcd vi 110 0 AM Tffhlial ROO111

Broccoli amp Garlic1 pound broccoli flo-

rets (the tops of thetrees)

2 teaspoons olive oilS garlic cloves

minced14 teaspoon dried

oregano14 cup thinly sliced

roasted red pepper

Its time to pItch theChristmas cookles thenuts the pies and cakesand other sweet holidaydehght that youvetucked around thelutchen

Its tlntl to get healthyStart the new year

nght by treatmg yourbody to the fresh fruitsand vegetables that areavaIlable year round

ThIS weeks feature IS aIiT l ~1o hrgt +-1) 0 ~11 tJ 1 -

broccoli that S SImple toprepare and puts a littleZIpmto the popular greenvegetable

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DAYTIME PROGAAMVIING FOR THE WEEK OF JANUARY 06 - JANUARY 13

Woods tree booklet is branching outBy EsradLindbergStaff Wnter

A local group of treefdncJ~r 1S lvukifl~ for aprmter to manufacture1000 addItlonal copIes of agulde to area trees I

A new edItIon of the

1+1Martini lounge

amp Wine BarUve Music Friday lk saturdaY

January 3 2002Grosse Pointe New8 Metro calendar 76

Periodontal disease may lead to seriousmedical conditions but it is treatable

For addItional Informa-tIOn on penodontal dIseaseVISIt www arestm com orcall (866) 2737864

Interestingly In a recentsurvey of 1000 Amencansover half rated regular den-tal VISItsand teeth cleanmgshIgher than gettmg regullt1cholesterol checks Howeverfar fewer request a dentalscreemng that could predIcttheIr chances of contractingpenodontal disease

nate the remaming bactenathat cant be reached dunngthe SRP procedure ArestmIS a fast and easy treatmentthat IS Omfortable forpatients anesthesia IS notneeded

ExhUttIona ShowAt the DIA

From the old masters tothe finest m modern art dIS-cover the gallerIes and exhI-bItIOns of the DetrOItInstItute of Arts The play-tmngs of the baby boomergeneratIOn are the focus ofphotographer DaVIdLevmthals VIVidexhIbItionSmall Wonder Worlds In aBox runnmg throughSunday Feb ~ The eventsof late 16th and 17lh centu-ry England and the beautyof nature are reflected m theexhIbItion Garden Imageryin English EmbrOIdery openthrough Sunday March 10Amencas oldest culturaltralhtlOnb are celebrared mthe exhIbItion Dance of theForest Spmts A Set ofNative American Masksthrough May 2002 Museumhours are Wednesdaythrough Fnday from 11 amto 4 pm and Saturday andSunday from 11 a m to 5p m Recommended admisSlon IS $4 for adults and $1for chIldren and studentsCall (313) 833-7963

On go nDSO notes

The DetrOlt SymphonyOrchestras DetrOlt EdlsonFoundabon Pops returns toOrchestra Hall 3711Woodward m DetrOitThursday Jan 10 throughSunday Jan 13 for StarsStllpes and Pops with trumpeter Marcus BelgravePerformances are scheduledfDr Thursday at 8 pmFriday and Saturday at 8 30P m and Sunday at 3 p m

T1ckets range from $19 to$75 Call (313) 576-5100

weekly workouts are $78 fortwo sessions $106 for threesessIOns or $124 for four ses-sIOns RegIster today forJanuary classes mcludmgGolf Tae Kwon Do KarateYoga TennIS GUItar AdultConversational GreekSmart Women FinIsh FIrstand Watercolors MacombCounty Commumty Collegeoffers a WIdevanety of waysto expand your honzons attheir AssumptIOn CulturalCenter campus To regIsterfor MCC programs call(586) 4984000PreregIstratIOn IS reqUIredfor most AssumptIOn cours-es Call (586) 779-6111

DO YOU bullbullbullwant to be in the metro calendar

Then fill out ttns form send 111096llterctleval Grosse PootErFarms 48236 or fax to (313) 882-1585 by 3 P m Fnday

EventDateTimePlaceCostQuestions CallContact Person

Recently dentISts andhygJemsts have begunaddmg the antIbIOticArestm a locally admmls-tered antibiotIc to help fightpenodontal dIsease to theSRP procedure The antlblotic ISapphed dIrectly to themfected area helpmg ehml-

serious health condItionsBecause penodontal dIS-

ease is a chrome bactenalmfectlOn It can be treatedWIth an antibIOtic TypIcaltreatment for penodontaldisease mcludes scaling androot planing also known asSRP This non-surgIcal procedure Involves deep clean-mg above and below thegum hne to remove plaquethat has bUIlt up

Parents who SIgn up for aKalo class can take advan-tage of free KIddIeKalolBaby Sitting Mondaythrough Thursday from 9 30to 10 a m Nonreglsteredparents pay $1 for fuddleKalo The 17-statlOnNauttlus weIght traInIngroom IS open Mondaythrough Thursday from B to1030 a m and 6 to 830 p mand Fnday from 8 to 1030a m The fee IS $50 for twodays per week $70 for threedays per week or $4 fordrop-m users KaloExerciseJNautilus combo

Ford Houseexperiences

Expenence the grandeurof one of AmencasCastles at the Edsel ampEleanor Ford Houlgte llUULakeshore m Grosse PomteShores Tours WIllbe offeredon the hour Tuesdampythrnugh Sunday from noonto 4 pm Monday Jan 7through Sunday March 31The Ford House Will beclosed Monday Jan 21through Monday Feb 4 TheTea Room will be closeduntil Sunday March 31Tonrllt re ~n for nnlh ~ifor semors -and $4-f~~--~~I~dren Grounds admISSIon IS$5 Annual Passes are avaIl-able for $18 Call (313) 884-4222

Assumption offeringsA full schedule of classes

and events aWalt you at TheAssumptIOn CulturalCenter Reach a npw tab- ofwell-being and cardlOvascular fitness by slgnmg up forKalosomatlcs exercIse pro-grams which combme aero-bICSWIth walking runningstretchmg elements of yogaand k1ckboxmg The WinterSession will run throughSaturday March 2 Fees are$52 tor two-day seSSIOns$74 for three-day sessIOnsand $94 for four-day ses-sions There IS a 25 ilis-count for semors

1~~SehnskyGreen FarmhouseMuseum located dIrectlybehmd the St ClaIr ShoresPubhc LIbrary LIsted In theMIchIgan State RegIster ofHlstonc Sites thIS farm-house IS owned by the CItyof St ClaIr Shores dnd oper-ated by the St Clair ShoresHlstoncal CommISSIOn Thehouse IS open for toursWednesday and Saturdayfrom 1 to 4 pm Call (586)771-9020

If left untreated gIngIVltlScan progress to penodontltlswhen the plaque spreadsbelow the gum lIne Toxmsm the bactena can destroythe bone and gum that surround the teeth creatmgpockets for bactena to accumulate As the pocketsbecome deEpermOrEroom screated for bactena to growEventually these bactenaenter the blood streampotentially leadIng to morc

In the early stage of pen-odontal dIsease the gumscan become red swollen andbleed eaSily At thIS stagethe dIsease IS reverSIble andcan be ehmmated throughroutme dental cleanmgs anddaily brushing and flossmg

Gum dIsease IS a senouschroDlc bactensl mfectlonthat attacks and destroysthe gums and bones thathold your teeth in place ThemfectlOn occurs when dentalplaque a sticky sometimescolorless film accumulateson the surfaces of the teeth

tal infections - and othermore serious diseases Thispotentlal connectionbetween gum disease andserious condItions such asheart ilisease diabetes andlow bIrth rate babIes ISsoberin~ news

Farmhouse museumStep back into the daJly

hfe of a mid19th centuryfarm famIly livmg m EnnTownshiP now St ClairShores WIth a tour of the

Educationalopportunities

Take advantage of educa-tional opportunities WIthLIfelong Learning classes atSt Peter the ApostleElementary School 19800AnIta In Harper WoodsFashIOn your own greetmgswith a Card Makmg classMondays Jan 14 throughFeb 4 from noon to 2 p mThe fee IS $75 Shape upWIth ExerCise Classes formature adults Tuesdaysand Thursdays Jan 15through May 30 from 9 15to 10 15 a m or 10 30 to11 30 a m The fees are $90for ~woUllYII ~r w~eK$45for one day per week or $3for walk-ms Harper Woodslibranan Suzanne Kent WIlllead a free Book ReviewWednesday Jan 16 from 1to 2 pm m St PetersPansh House Those whohave completed theBeginner Computer coursecan partake In anIntroductIOn to WordMondavs Jan 14 throu2hFeb 4 from 9 to 11 a m Thefee IS$70 Computer classesfor Begmners will be offeredWednesdays Jan 16through Feb 6 from 1130am to 2 p m or ThursdaysJan 17 through Feb 7 from9 to 11 30 a m The fee IS$90 SIgn up for anIntemetlE-Mail CourseWednesdays Jan 16~hrough Jan 30 from 9 to11 a m The fee IS $75PreregIstratIOn ISrequestedCall (586) 493-0917

Pointes pastExperience Grosse

Pointes past WIth a freegwded tour of the GrossePomte Hlstoncal o~letysProvencal-Weir House c1823 376 Kercheval mGrosse POinte FarmsSaturday Jan 12 from 1 to4 p m Guests can learnabout 19th Century hfe inGrosse Pomte vIew anexhIbIt of hlstonc pho-tographs and Visit the newlyrenovated Log Cabin c1840 on the property Innddibon they can purchaseVIdeos featurmg GrossePomte h1S1)ryand relatedpubhcations and productsCall (313) 884-7010

Call (313) 833-4249

TTnfnrhmatelv less thanone-fifth of those WIth thecondItion seek treatmEntThe firstever SurgeonGenerals Report on OralHealth In Amenca suggeststhat there are strong assocI-atIOns between oral mfec-tlOns - pnmanly penodon-

At present nearly 75 per-cent of people over age 35have some stage of gum dIS-ease accordmg to theAmerIcan DentalHYgIeniStsAsSOCIation

Even though It IS the sec-ond most prevalent dIseasem the Unlted States -affectmg nearly one out ofevery four Amencans -many people are unawarethat penodontal dIsease andgum disease are dIfferentnames for the same condI-tIOn

Oral health problems currently cause employed adultsto lose more than 164 million hours of work every year

(NAPS) - Healthy gumsare the key to better healthfor everyone however 50mI1hon Amencans currentlysuffer from gum dIsease(penodontal dIsease) Leftuntreated gum ilisease mayserve as a gateway to manyother medIcal condItionsThe good newS IS that whenit is caught early periodon-tal dIsease IS reversibleAnd new there are moreways than ever to treat it

in Ann Arbor The fee IS $10or $5 for DHS membersReservations are requiredCall (313) 833-1405

Live a LeaRiWar Memorial Update

Enhance your mmd bodyand SPlnt by partaking mthe courses and adventuresoffered at the Grosse PomteWar MemOrial 32Lakeshore In Grosse PomteFarms Develop balance andflelOblhty WIth Yang StyleTal Cm Mondays Jan 7through Feb 25 from 6 30to 7 30 pm or fuesdaysJan 8 through Feb 26 fro~7 35 to 8 35 P m The feesllft ~tgtuor ~ll lor semorsIncrease your stamma andstrength WIth Hatha YogaMondays Jan 7 throughFeb 25 from 830 to 10 amor 7 to 8 30 pm for contmumg students or 10 15 to1145 a n for begmnersClasses WIllalso be offeredThursdays Jan 10 throughFeb 28 from 735 to 905pm for begInners The feeis $70

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By Sharon Malersac Executlve Director

As thl ne vear beg1l1b many homebound senIOrsare stIllleehng the aftereffects of Sept 11 2001

Some people whoexpenence these lymp-

toms may develop PTSD and as many as one out of13 Americans will get PTSD at some pomt durmgtheir 11es Of those who do the good news IS that mmany caes PTSD can be treated successfully

E1a1ne MOIlto ofGroNe PolDte Parkand Suaan Lauppe ofGrosH Pointe Farmsare shown above atthe left belping ft1lthe baekete

sac deliversThe Interfaith Volunteer careetven a pro-

gram of Services for Older Citizens (sac)brought together tbe cburcbes bullbull cboo~ andRotary Club of Grosse Pointe to provide achance for young and older people to reacbout to seniors in the community

On Dec 19 thegroUpB joined to cre-ate more tban 220Christma cards and11ft baskets to be~~~~dtl fdurlDg tbe bondHundreds of peopledonated bsketbandmade carda andIJIfts

_Driving safely while aging gracefully

Because televlSlOnbrmgs the world to ourIvmg rooms tlus con-lt1ltlOncan occur lorpeople who never expe-nenced the traumabut wltnebsed Itthrough the media Theacute stress of a trau-matIc event causeschemical reactlOl1s 111

the bram as well asphYSIcal symptoms

Sbaron Maier

SOC OItionsTrauma of Sept 11can lead to PTSD

With 24 hour neWb coverage reexpenencmg thetrauma IS ab eay asturnmg on 0Ur televllOn Traumatic eventscan lead to a conditIOnknown as posttraumat-ICtress disorder orPTSD

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youre on these medicatiOnsor need to use devices suchas glucose or blood pressuremom tors If you see a doctorwhl1e youre away be sure toget a Similar confirmatIOnletter for your return flightto cover any new prescnp-tlons

3 Take extra supplies ofeverythmg 11 case yourflight IS delayed

4 Use onglnal contamersWith ongInal labels showmgthe names of the doctors andpharmaCIsts and the pre-scnbed dosage

5 Never put your medICa-tIOns Into checked luggageBaggt can be lost Also thecompartment can be too coldor too hot and rum theireffect venes~

For more mformatlOncheck WIth your alrlme ortravel agent

For more mformatlOo ontraffic s~fety for b1der ulefsVISit the NHTSA webSIte atwww nhtsa dot govpeopleinlurvolddnvelmdex html orWrite to the NatIOnalHighway Traffic SafetyAdmInIstratIOn 400Sventh St SWWashLngton DC 20590 Youcan also fax your request to(WJ)366-7721

about your dnvmg ablhtlestalk With your doctor He orshe can evaluate the sldeeffects of the medicationsyou may be talung ConSidertaking a mature driver classthrough AAA AARP or alocal dnving school Letlnabout transportation options111 the commumty and con-Sider trymg them out

While everyone wants tokeep driV1ng for as IOlg aspossible no one wants to bea threat to themselves or toothers because they are nolonger able to dnve safelySelf-awareness is the keyWith smart self-manage-ment you ran retain thepersonal mobihty thatcomes With dnvlng whIlelImiting the nsks to yourselfund to others

Depression Treat It Defeat It

The followmg are tips thatcan help you while travel-Lng

1 Get at least two copiesof all your prescnptlOnb oneto keep WIth you and one tomclude m checked baggagem case you need fmergencyrefills

2 Get letter from )ourdoctor) confirmmg that

rymg aboard a number ofobjects meludmg LnsuhnsyrngES and any containeror VIal that could hold apotennally dangerous sub-sance

The alrhne also tned toconfiscate a bottle holdingher hIgh blood pressuremedlCme (She had trans-ferred the pills from a bottleWIth a chl1d proof cap toone that was easier to open )It was only after shE bUg-gested lettmg the flightattendants hold her medicalsupphes that thp airlineagreed to call her doctor toconfirm her me~hcal statusand her need to have theseItems close at hand

If you do onslder plan-mng a route that you arefamIliar WIth and try todnve durmg the day (aVOIdrush hour) Keep a safe diS-tance between you and thecar ahead of you and try tomake left turns where greenarrows provide protectedturns Scan the road contm-uously to antiCIpate futureproblems and plan youractIOns

Scmetunes other 1JU1J1are the best Judges of yourdnvlng ability If someonehas expressed concerns

miSSIon power steenng andbrakes and other speCIalequlpmcnt can make it eaSler for you to steer your vehi-cle and operate the foot ped-als

8 Dnvmg reqmres dlld-mg your attentlon betweenmore than one SituatIOn at atime Do you feel over-whelmed by traffic stgIls andpedestrian and vehicle traffic Do you take medicationsthat make you drowsy or doyou expErlence dlzzmessseIzures or losses of con-sCIOusness Do you reactslowly to normal dnV1ng Sit-uations

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betic fnend had a problemlast month bring-lOg hermedicatIOns wlth her on afhght to attend her sonsweddmg In Utah She hadno Idea when she got to theaJrport that the new securi-ty regulatIOns put m placeafter Sept 11 ruled cut car

pavement mltllungs othervehicles and pedestnans -~~tlaUy t dawn dusk vrat mght Does the glare ofoncommg headlights causeyou discomfort

If you have expenencedany of these symptoms ofdechnmg VISIon alwayswear your glasses and keepyour prescnptlOn currentKeep your wmdshield mir-rors and headhghts cleanand your headhghts aimedcorrectly If youre 60 orolder see an eye doctorevery year

2 Diminished strengthcoordinatIOn and fleXIbilitycan Impact your ability tosafely control your vehicleDo you have trouble lookmgover your shoulder tochange lanes mOV1ng yourfoot from the gas to thebrake pedal or turmng thesteermg wheel Do you feelpam In your knees legs orankles when gomg up ordown staJrs

If j-ouve experienced alyof these symptoms talk WIthyour doctor about phySIcaltherapy or medIcatIOnandOr tTftchmg exercisesand a walkmg or fitness pro-gram An automatic trans-

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help you determme whetherphySIcal changes are affect-mg your dnvmg skIll andIf so how to cope WJth themso you remain a safe driverfor as long as you can

1 Good VISion IS essenbalfor good dnv1I1g health Doyou lampave problems reading3lgns or recognizing some-one you know from acrossthe street Do you havetrouble seemg lane and

Seniors celebrate ChristmasA Christmas party was held by Services for Older Citizens (SOC)as part

of its Food amp Friendship proglaJn The program ta1Iesplace Monday throughFriday and includes lunch exereiae bingo and a social event for GrossePointe and Harper Woods seniors age 60 and older

Mary Krupa and Joe Kowalski are served by Jim Flkany of Grosse PointeRotary at the party SOCis located at 17150 Waterloo in the City of GrossePointe

Dr Dan Guyer of Bon Secours Cottage HealthSystem Will present an mformatlve talk begmmng at1130 a m TuesdaYtJan 8 at the cIghborhoodClub 17150 Waterloo m the CIty of Grosse Pomte HeWIll OJCUSbthe causes and cures for posttraumaticbtress dlborder

In the past many people behEved that only soldIersor other people who had been m a war could getPTSD Based on new research doctors and otherhealth care profeSSIOnals are learning that all kmdsof people from different backgrounds can have trau-matIc expenences that lead to PTSD

You can also get more mformatlOn about PTSDfrom the followmg orgamzatlOns Anxiety DisordersAssociatIOn of Amenca (30U 231-9350www adaa org Freedom from Fear (888) 442-2022wwwfreedomfromfearorg and the National MentalHealth AsSOCiation (800) 969-NMHA www nmha org

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Encounter In the ThirdDlmenslOn ShackletonsAntarctic Adventurf SuperSpeedway and DisneysBeauty and the Beast DallyscrPenJngB Will be offeredon a rotatmg baSIS begm-mng at 9 am on the hourm the mommg and on thehalf-hour in the aftemoonand evenmg TIckets are $10for adults or $8 for semorsand children ages 12 andunder Call (313) 982-6001

Detroits pastStroll the Streets of Old

DetrOit trace more than 100years of automotive historyand travel from Frontlers toFactones through the per-manent exhibitions of theDetrOIt Hlstoncal Museum5401 Woodward m DetrOItTake In the exhibit ThePolish Presence ill DetrOItthrough Sunday June 9Introduce yourself to theVIPs of DetrOIts Polish com-mumty dunng a free Pohshand Proud Meet and MingleParty Saturday Jan 12 atneon See sap ltind shup atthe Glancy Trams ShowSunday Jan 13 from 10a m to 4 p m Tramappraisals will be $2 Beenchaned by the WhlmslCaIcollectIOn of thnfty toys mthe eXhIbition A PennySaved Com Banks from theComenca CollectlOnthrough Sunday Jan 13Expenence the history ofDetrOIts onglnal settlersIohroulh tnI pyrllhhlln

Land LIVes and LegendsNative Amencans mDetrOit DetrOIts 300thBirthday is the msplratlOnfor the special exlubltion 30Who Dared

The Museum IS openWednesday through Fndayfrom 930 a m to 5 p m andSaturday and Sunday from10 a m to 5 p m The sug-gested admISSIOn IS$4 50 foradults or $225 for seniorschlldren ages 12 and undererter flee

people do not have thlsproblem

Try exerclsmg your atti-tude If you beheve thatexercise will gIve you morenergy then It will

Most of the explana-tIOns I hear from peoplewho arent worlong out areexcuses Give yourself fivereasons why you shouldcommIt to an exerClse pro-graIn get started and stickWith it Leave the whmersbehmd Jom the WInners

Kelly Griffin B S C S CS IS a personaltramer and the owner ofPower Break Fitness If youhave a fitness or tramlngquestum e-maIl Kelly at letters kfwShearstsc com orwrite her In care of KmgFeatures Weekly SerVicePO Box 536475 OrlandoFL 32853-6475

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Sunday from 9 30 a m to 5pm AdmISSIon IS $5 foradults and $3 for childrenover the age of five Call(313) 4945800

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Children can also explorethe hands-on exhibitIOnRacmg on the Wmd Salhngon the Great Lakes alongWith penn anent exhIbItIOnsfeatunng the doomed shipEdmund Fitzgerald and afreighter pIlothouse Themuseum 18 open Wednesdaythrough Sunday from 10a m to 5 p m AdmiSSIOn IS$2 for adults and $1 for chl1-dren a~8 12 to 18 Call(313) 852-4051

History aliveTravel through the past

100 years via the specialehibit Your Place in Time20th Century Amenca atThe Henry Ford Museumand Greenfield Village20900 Oakwood inDearborn Patrons may alsotour the museumsCommumcatiuull LI2htmeTransportatIOn andDomestIc Arts exhlbltlOnsThe Museum IS open dailyfrom 9 am to 5 p m

around watchmg a daytimetalk show or soap operaask yourself If there reallyIS no time for exercise

bull From the examples Ivealready given you can seethat exercise doesnt haveto cost you a penny Youdont have to Jom a healthclub or hire a tramer toreach your fitness goals

bull Start Simple espeCIallyIf youre embarkmg for thefirst time on a program ofexercise Try walkmg for 10mmutes three times aweek then add one minuteto your walk each weekYoull start to feel betterand ollce you do youll wantto continue

bull Afraid that exercise wlllrob you of Important energyyou need for the rest of yourday ThIs can only be trueIf you are exerclsmg toohard or too much Most

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experienceExplore the wonders of

the Charles H WnghtMuseum of MncanAmerican HI Rtnry 315 EWarren in Detroit Trace theMotor CityS mUSIcal historyVia the new exhtbltlon Jazin DetrOit Before Motown APhotographiC HIStory run-ning through Sunday Jan13 The Museums coreexhibit Of the People cele-brates DetrOits place inAfrIcan Ameman herItageand culture The Museum ISopen Tuesday through

enough time to exerCIsewhy not use half of yourlunch break to exercise and~he other half to eat

You dont have to work upa sweat Keepmg a set ofdumbbells at work anddomg some weight trammgon your break can stillmake a difference

bull Many people find them-selves awash In faInJlyduties If you spend a lot oftime playmg taxI to andfrom the soccer field trygettmg there early andwallung a couple lapsaround the field Ill betthat If you start a routinelike this other parents wdlsoon Join in

bull Bemg productive Withyour tIme means scheduhngexercise mto your dayBlockIng out a time wIllguarantee a workout Thenext time youre slttlng

Youll fiad the finest brands inAmerica at Ed Maliszewski21435 Great2r Mack St ClairShores (586)776-5510

Start10g our 8th year $0 down$35 a month Watch for manysurprIses 10 2002 Its a good time Ito be a Po1Ote Fitness memberOn Mack 313885-3600

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Zoo newsExpertence the animals

and more at the DetrOIt Zooat Ten Mile and Woodwardm Royal Oak ThroughThursday Feb 28 Jom inWIld Winter festivitiesmcludIng storytelhng treedecoratmg Ice carv10g andthe sweet sounds or seasonalchOIrs View members of theHenry Ford CommumtyCollege Ice Carving Club atwork SaTurdays Jan 5 andJan 12 from 11 a m to 3P m Also on Jan 5 take mfree lUUmal themed docu-mentaries 10 the WildhfeInterpretive Gallery OnSunday Jan 6 SeptemberProductIOns presents HatsOff to Animals an interac-tive storytelhng experiencefrom 1 to 1 45 p m or 2 to245 pm The Roeper UpperSchool ChOlf Wlll perlormSaturday Jan l~ trom 1 30to 230 pm Chill out WIththe polar bears arctIc foxesseals and snowy owls at theZoos new 4 2 acre ArcticRmg of Life exhlbit VISitorscan catch the underwateractIOn With a trip throughthe Polar Passage a unique70-ft long clear tunnel tocatch all the excitIng under-water action Take a ride onthe wild side and get an anI-mals eye-view of life on theWild Adventure SimulatorTickets are $4 Along withVisits to the other great ani-mals guests can see the

The Village IS closed untilMonday Apnl 1 when It wlllbe open from 9 a m to 5 pmAdmission to the Museumranges from $7 50 to $1250Admission to the Vlllageranges from $8 50 to $14Chlldren under the age of 5and members are admittedfree ShOWing m theMuseums $15 mllhon IMAXTheatre are Mysteries ofEgypt 3-D MaOla- Call (313) 833-1805

~No excuse exercise is good resolution for 2002By Kelly GriffinKing Features

After seven years of per-sonal trammg I have heardJll$t about every excuse 10the book on why people can-not work out Some of themOst popular ones are lackof tnleurol money or energy

I beheve most peoplereally want to feel betterabout themselves havemore energy and be moreproductive yet feel thatexercise reqUires a block oftime that does not eXIst

Yet If our mmd-set aboutexercise would changemaybe it would be easier toget started

Here are some sugges-tIOns

bull Time IS very precious tomost people the more wecan fit mto one day the bet-ter If you work a Cull-timeJob and feel you dont have

The staff at NOTRE DAME IPHARMACY extends WIshes for avery Healthy amp Happy New YearWe appreCIate your loyal patron-age through the year at 16926Kercheval in-the-Village I(313)885-2154

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Indoor playtimeThe Fanuly Center lDVltes

area preschoolers and theIrparents to come out of thecold and enJoy mdoorPlaytime programsTuesdays and Thursdaysfrom 1 to 3 pm at BeaconElementary School 19475Beaconsfield 10 HarperWoods or Wednesdays from9 to 11 am at the BamesEarlY Childhood Center20090 Mornmgslde 10Grosse Pomte Woods Thefree sessions wl1l runthrough April 2002 Call(313) 343-6711

Super scienceTour the new Improved

Detroit Science Center 5020John R m DetrOitBegmning Monday Jan 7embark on a Solar SystemAdventure view WmterNights and ZubenelgenubisMagical Sky in thp Centersnew Digltal DomePlanetanum Hands-on lab-oratory exhibits focus onmotion life sciences matterand energy waves andVlbrltlOns Now showmg inthe Centers lMAX Theatreare Journey lOto AmazingCaves and Dolphms Makeplans now to see the award-wmnmg Everest whichreturns to the IMAX DomeSaturdays and Sundays atnoon 2 and 4 pm throughSunday Jan 27 TheMuseum IS open Mondaythrough Friday from 9308m to 3 pm Saturday andSunday from 11 a m to 5p m AdmiSSIon IS $7 foradults $6 for seniors and $5ior children lMAx Theatretickets are an additional $2Call (313) 577-8400

Assumptionopportunities

AssumptIOn CulturalCenter 21800 MartEgtron theGrosse Pomte WoodsStClair Shores border offersyour children and teensenhghtenmg opportunitiesBnng those grades up WithKumon Math and ReadmgWednesdays from 3 45 to645 pm and Saturdaysfrom 10 a m to 1 p m The

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South informationParents of eighth-grade

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Special needsexplored

Bames Early ChIldhoodCenter and The FamilyCenter will team to presenta panel of Grosse Pomte par-ents discussmg their JOur-neys of raising ChtldrenWlth Special Needs dunng aParenting EducatIOn Seriesfor Young FaImhes prograInTuesday Jan 15 from 7 to830 pm at BeaconElementary School 19475Beaconsfield In HarperWoods Chlldcare IS avaJ-able for those who reglsteror the Fridav onor to theprogram A voluntary dona-tion of $10 wIll be acceptedCall (313) 432-3800

Fun flicksJunior cmema buffs can

take 10 a W1de vanety of funflIcks during the GrossePomte Public Libraries freeWmter Fllm Festivalthrough Wednesday Jan23 Preschoolers can enjoyGeorge and Martha - BestFrIends Tuesday Jan 8 at4 pm at the Grosse PointeWoods Branch 20600 Mackin Grosse POlUte Woods orThursday Jan 10 at 4 pmat the Central Branch 10Kercheval In Grosse PomteFarms Grade school andmiddle school Iludlences cantake m Mary-Kate andAshley - Case of the SharkEncounter And EnC)clopedlaBrown - Burgled BaseballCards Wednesday J an 9 atthe Park Branch 15430Kercheval m Grosse POintePark Call (313) 343-2074

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mg Hanukkah told of theJeWish tradltlOns andeveryone learned how tou~e a due del Another ofthe fifth grade classeswent through the historyof Holland to find themyth of CInter Claus whowear a large blhop hdtand ndes a boat tromSpam to fill chLldrensshoeq left by the hearthbtudents trom the classwent around and filled theshoes of all the other stu-dents whlle classe~ weretakmg place

Sixth-graders lwkedmto the traditIOns ofGermany the UmtedStates Greep and othercountries each With Itsown termmology for famil-Iar and unfamIliar loreand an actiVIty deSignedaround the practices

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While every child InAmenca IS aware of SantaClaus Harper WoodsTyrone Elementary stu-dents celebrated 12 differ-ent holiday trawtlOlls thl~year

PrinCipal CherylVanDerhnden said theprogram was deSigned toremforce the schoolscredo of CharacterCounts She said learn-mg about how people ofothpr countnes relunonsand backgrounds ~ele-brate the holidays offersstudents a broader under-standing and appreclatlOnof other people

Each classroom pIcked acountry rangmg through-out Europe SouthAmenca and Afnca Thpstudents researched thetradttlOns decorated theirclassroom doors anddeveloped a presentat10nand actiVIty for the entIreschool to partlC1pate In

Fourth-grade studentswho researched Kwanzalooked Into the Afncanholiday and made a hugebatch of a umty and fel-lowship dnnk for all crnl-dren to try whlle a secondclabb 1~Hdll~J th~~~nClnh~hinJ fn Tl

Fairfax Va her five grand-chl1dren Shannon andBngld Reynolds and KellyRobbie and KeVIn Connorsand her brother JohnOConnor of Grosse PomteFarms

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lor of arts degree fromMichigan State College (nowMichigan State Umverslty)and a master of fine artsdegree from Wayne StateUmverslty Sally marnedSyd Reynolds In 1951 andthey bought Sallys familyhome soon lfter Her sonMike was born In 1954 andher daughter Cindy wasborn In 1957

Based on her love of act-Ing Sally was a cast mem-ber on several radlO dramasbroadcast by WXlZ andallo performed m local the-ater grOUPl

However Sally madeworking WIth children herhfeag Ir1SSCTI Hor tt~~h-Ing career at LIggett Schoolm Detr01t was mterruptedLy Mil dlllII l Ii ud tubalance her love of familyand teachmg Sally foundedthe Grosse POinte ChildrensTheater m 1954 It was thefirst community chIldrenstheater In MIchiganemploymg the then-revolu-tlOnary concept of usmg anall-youth cast m performIngmany well-known playssuch as The WIzard of 001The Sound of MUSICSnow V-nlte CInderella-Ollver Anme Get YourGun and ADme By thebme she concluded her 45years of service as duectorof the Childrens Theater in1999 she had taught theater to thousands of localyouths entertained theGrosse POInte communitywith hundreds of theatncalperformancclI ami per-formed for numerous chan-table orgamzatlOns Sallytook pnde m seeing so manyof her students develop suc-cessful careers In theaterthe arts law mediCIne andmany other professlOns Shewas equally proud to seethem become upstandmgparents and members oftheIr communlbes

Sally was also very activeIn her Cathohc faith Shewrote The LIttle Shepherdsof FatIma took a cast oflocal children to performthis lay at the Shnne ofOur Lady of Fatima InPortugal and dlstnbutedfilm stnps and VIdeotapes ofIt throughout the world Shealso promoted The Friendsof Father Peyton whIchemphaSized the messagethe family that praystogether stays togetherSally was also Involved mpro-hfe orgamzatlOnsfounding the Mothers ofMary and helpmg developthe annual all-mght VigIl forLIfe at the NatlOnal Shnneof the ImmaculateConccptwn In Washmgtm D C She was also acttve Inmany Manan societies

Sally enjoyed spendingtrme WIth her famlly all of jwhom were WIth her dunngthe hohdays She IS sumvedby her ~on r11kc PlkjoilQldsof Grosse Pointe Woods herdaughter Cindy Connors of

Sally AnneReynolds

After spenwng a wonder-ful Chnstmas Eve andChnstmas Day WIth herfamily Sally Reynoldsfounder and longtime direc-tor of the Grosse PomteChtldrens Theater suffereda fatal heart attack m herGrOSle Pomte Farms homeon the mormng ofWednesday Dec 26 2001She was laid to rest onSaturday Dee 29 folloWlnga funerlJ mass at St Clarede Montefalco CathohcChurch

Sally was born 111 DetrOlton Jan 2 1924 After grow-mg up near IndIan Villagethe OConnor family movedto Grosse POinte Park ID the1930s Sally graduated fromGru PUluk HIgh Schooland then obtamed a bache-

Mary SymingtonTh urber Galloway

OllisonGrosse POInte Woods resI-

dent Mary SymmgtonThurber Galloway Ollison58 died on Tuesday Dec 252001 at Henry FordHospital 10 Detroit

Born In 1943 m DetrOltMrs Olbson attendedUmverslty Liggett SchoolMiss Halls School theUmverslty of MIchIgan andBradford Umverslty Sheworked as a modelspokesperson

Mrs Olhson was pastpreSident of the Tau BetaAssoclatlOn and the JumorLeague of DetrOit Shebelonged to the JUniorLeague Garden Club theGarden Club of MichIganand the SAGAFRA Shewas also a member of theboard of trustees for theChildrens Home of DetrOit

She IS survIved by hermother Mrs Edgar BGalloway her sonFredenck Olhson IV ofFerndale her daughterMary Olhson Martmson ofConcord N H and herbrother Edgar B GallowayJr of Ponte Vedra Fla

A memonal semce washeld at Grosse PomteMemonal PlesbytenanChurch in Grosse PomteFarms on Saturday Dec 29

Memonal contnbutlOnsmay be madE to thpLeukemIa and LymphomaSociety co E B Galloway109 Old Ponte Vedra DrPonte Vedra Fla 32082

Mary Symington ThurberGalloway OWon

mg golf and bowling In1916 he was named com-modore of the Grosse PomteFarms Boat Club Hebelonged to the Veterans ofForeIgn Wars Bruce Post

Mr Maddox IS sumved byhIs WIfe of 53 yearsFlorence sons Bob and Rickof Ann Arbor grandchildrenLauren Ross Craig andScott and a sister JanetCmader

A sCripture service washeld DlC 28 at St PaulCatholic Church In GrossePOinte Farms where MrMaddox was a member

Funeral arrangementswere handled by VerheydenF-t Rco

EqeDe Kozak

Robert F Maddoll

Eugene KozakGrosse POInte Woods resi-

dent Eugene Kozak 83 wedon Monday Dec 242001 ofnatural causes in lus home

Born In Fllnt Mr Kozaklater moved to Hamtramckwhere he graduated fromHamtramck High School m1935 He then attended theUniversity of DetrOIt andserved In thtlU S Navy

Mr Kozak loved IlVlng inGrosse Pomte Woods Hebelonged to the GrossePomte Semor Mens Cluband Grosse POInte TheatreHe enjoyed the park sWlm-mmg dally 10 the summerand haVIng plcmcs WIth luslate WIfe GeneVIeve Hetook daily drives onLakeshore Just to look at thelake and to check on thegeese

Mr Kozak loved dnnlungManhattans and emovedtraveling and dining OIit -

He loved his grandchJ1-dren Graham and PaIge Heloved In us 011 vtJl l-Jedaughter-m-law Kathrynand his son Tom whom heloved but never understood

He will be miSsedA funeral semce was held

on Thursday Dee 27 at OurLady Queen of Peace InHarper Woods Interment ISat Mount Ollvet Cemetery

Memorial contnbutlOnsmay be made to theUniversIty of DetrOlt -Mercy

Robert F MaddoxRobert 1 Maddox of

Grosse Pomte Farms dIedFriday Dee 21 2001 mDetrOit He was 79

Mr Maddox graduatedfrom Cass Techmcal HighSchool In DetrOlt He servedWIth the U S Army MedIcalCorps In Europe and JapanHe owned hIS own typeset-tmg company and taughtpubhc speakmg for DaleCarnegIe

Mr Maddox enjoyed play-

birds WhlCb he and hIS lateWIfe Jane McNaughtonwould dIsplay proudly eachsummer at the HarborSpnngs Art Fau He was apast V1ce preSIdent of theIndIan Village Mens GardenClub and was an activemember of the PnsmatlcClub of DetrOit

When Dr Kmght mamedLoretta Sharp In 1991 hebecame a stepfather andgrandfather dnd reveled 10hiS new family Fnendsrecall Dr Kmght as a man ofgreat Wit and charm whodellhtfgtd 10 tht good for-tune of others

A memonal service washeld Fnday Dee 28 at FortStreet Presbytenan ChurchIn DetrOlt Interment IS mthe family plot at MountAuburn Cemetery mCambnd~e Mass

At the request of the fam-Ily memonal contnbutlOnsmay be sent to The OpenDoor a program for thehomeless at Fort StreetPresbytenan Ctgturch boilW Fort St Detroit MI48226

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DetrOIts IndIan VillageQlrdon F Knight 71 wedWednesday Dec 19 2001from comphcatlons followmgheart surgery

Born m 1924 m ArhngtonMass Dr Knight attendedYale Umverslty He laterearned a doctorate 10 indus-trial IlsycholojD at WayneState Umverslty

He served as a heutenantin the U S Navy dunng theSecond World War partlC1-patlng 10 Afncan andEuropean campaignsmcludIng Normandy

For many years DrKmght was a labor andsecuntles arbItrator work-mg With the FederalMediation and ConC1hatlOnService the N atlOnalASSOCIation of SecuntIesDealers-RegulatlOn Inc theMediation ServIce of theNeIghborhoodReconC1hatlOn Center Incthe MI hlgan RegIOnNatlOnal Academy ofArbitrators the AmencanArbltratlOn AssOClatlOn andthe Federal Labor RelatlOnsAuthonty Dr Knight alsoserved WIth dlstmctlOn forseveral years on the board ofdirectors of Adult WellBemg SeTVlces He was alsoa longtime adjunct professorfor Central MIchIganUmverslty

Dr Kmght had a WIderange of Interests mcludmgbonsai and camng wooden

Gordon F KDiampht PhD

ObituariesFrom page8Awed on Wednesday Dec 192001 m Cook Spnngs Ala

Mrs Huetteman was bornon March 10 1905 at thefamily home 10 GrossePOinte Farms the secondchIld and eldest daughter ofWJlham and MatildaBeaupre

In 1927 she mamedRaymond T Huetteman atSt Paul Catholic ChurchThey reSided m GrossePomte Farms for 41 yearsWhen Mr Huettemanretired from the DetrOitDuk ColUJ T~uot iJ 19G8they moved to Flonda Afterher husbands death m 1988Mrs Huetteman moved toAlabama to be near herdaughter Betty Ann

In addItion to bemg adevoted Wlfe and motherMrs Huetteman enjoyedgardemng and crafts HerhandIwork mcluded handpamted china sewmg cro-cheting and reupholsteringchairs DuriDlz the SecondWorld War with her broth-ers Involved In the wareffort Mrs Huettemanspent two summers Wlth hertwo youngest sons hvmg andasslstmg In managmg theBeaupre familys PlumbrookGolf Club

Mrs Huetteman IS sur-VIved by her daughter BettyAnn her sons Raymond(Jude) Huetttgtm1m WllhlP1(Laura) Huettpman AndJohn (Diane) Huetteman 13grandchildren 29 great-grandchildren and two loIS-ters RIta Trefzer and LIlhanDelPlace

Mrs Huetteman was pre-deceased by her brothersOrmond Russell FrancisWllliam and EugeneBeaupre

A memonal service WIll beheld on Saturday Jan 5 at11 a m at St Paul CatholicChurch 10 Grosst PomteFarms Interment WIll be atthe St Paul collmbanum

Memonal contnbutionsmay be made to St LeoCathohc Church 4860 15thStreet Detroit MI 48208

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LTS WIshes you and yoursa happy prosperous NewYear

Joseph Mengden ~sa res~-dent of the C~ty of GrossePvmte and former chairmannf IfIrltt f Mhu1nn 111gt Ifls~ -~ -~be 0-- theF~rwnc~al Analysts SOCletyof DetrOit lnc

Lets Talk Stocks IS spon-sored by John M R~ckelCPA PC and Rlckel ampBaun PC of Grosse PomteFarms and InuestmentCounsel Inc of GrossePomte Woods

UHF (Ultra HIghFrequency) wluch had 69rhmTlPl~ (14 through 82)But UHF receptIon neverlid equal the qualIty ofVHFreception

LTS first TV was a wed-dmg present 10 1950 a 9-Inch (dIagonal measure)black-and-whIte Spartanset manufactured IIIJackson by the SpartanCorp (world famous for itsSono-buoy submartne-traclung submernbls)

In I~fifi wp had thp firstcolor rv on our block whIchwas a 17m(~ RCA (PerryComos hair was more green-Ish than blond) To help sellcolor TV sets NBC agreed tobroadcast at least one hourm color every mght Mostprtme tIme shows werebroadcast hve becauseVIdeo tape had not yet beenmvented

Eariy on hotels motelsapartment buildIngs andcondos erected large roofantennas then split the sIg-nals for deltvery to eachrental umt via coaxial cable

Smce TV SIgnals travel byhne-of-slght receptIOn ISdependent on bemg able tosee the transmItter

RI erslde cocmumtlesbehmd the AppalachIanMountams and depnved ofTV erected huge commumtyantennas on mountamtopsbnngmg the Signals downby WIre WIth penodic ampli-fiers Installed along the way

Thus was f$hlp TV hnmThe rest IS hIstory

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Based on $1 000 Invested In each stock 00 12-3HlOIn merger each share JP Morgan (old reooMld 3 7 shares JP Morgan Chase(new+Exxon-MobII spil2 lor1 III 2001 No ClIIJI1r stock civIdends or splrtsSolrle Mengden amp Assalat8s Lid

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Even so you might saythe Dogs dldnt work outthat well thIS year Butyoure forgetting the dtVI-dends from the Dogs

At trme of purchase the2000 Dogs had an avera~eYIeld (weighted by equal dol-lar investments) of 3 21 per-cent (not mcludmg severalsmall chvldend mcreasesduring the year) vs only166 percent yteld on the 30Dow stocks

The yield from the 2000DuiCll Wdllilimost double theyteid from the entue 30 Dowstocks (including the Dogstherein)1

The Dogs of 2001 willhave a new face The currentYIeld of Merck amp Co (MRK)is 2 31 percent conSIderablyhIgher than MmnesotaMinmg amp Mfg (MMM) at201 percent Hello MRKgoodbye MMMI

of our hIgher transmittertowers and much greaterpower wattage

The onginal TV spectrumwas called VHF (VeryHIgh Frequency) and It hadonly 12 channels (2 thlOUgh13)

Later the FCC authonzedanother spectrum called

~ before cableDc you remember TV

before cable At our oldhouse (before 1985) we hada motonzed rotatIng anten-na on the roof with antlers~about 12 feet across Thebest reception was WIth theantenna arms 90 degreesopposed to the directIOn ofthe transmItter

To watch CKLW-TV mWmdsor we would rotateour antenna to face westWIth the arms POIntIngnorth and south glvmgmaxImum exposure toWindsor in the webL

Even WIth our rotatInganttlnna facmg Toledo thatCItyS SIgnals were so weakthe pIcture was always fuzzyWIth a lot of flop-oversToledo was defimtely notworth watclung

But Toledo friends saIdthey got farI receptIon ofcur Detc~tetetlone b~au~e

3 7 shares of the new J PMorgan Chase stock Exceptfor a 2-for-1 split of Exxon-MobIl m 2001 there were noother stock diVIdends orspbts In the other eIghtstocks

The adjommg table Illus-trates the market perfor-_ ~h( I)f(n n t 9lt- u _ _ I)~

the 30 DJI stocks for theperIOd Dec 31 2000through Dec 212001

The table shows that the$10000 mvested m the2000 Dogs had decbnedonly 8 1 percent throughDec 212001

But note the Ierformanceof the 30 DJI stocks for thesame penod the Dow wasoff 127 percent about 57percent more than the lossof the Dogs

the mfamous You are notauthonzed to View thISpage message So much fordIetmg onlme

Of course I had to pay aVIS1tto the WeIght WatcherswebSIte (wwwwe1ghtwatch-P~ Cl)1 I rinn~r wRnt you totrunk theyle a big opera-tion but before you go mtothe SIte you have to selectthe country you are lomput-mg from

Youll also notIce that sixof the 10 healthy smIlingpeople appearing in thehome-page photographs areyoung ladIes who could atthe very least be acceptedfor an audItIon for TVsBaywatch How aboutsome before pictures folksor a reahty chick er check

Other than the fact youcan get all the informationyou would ever need aboutWeight Watchers from thewebSite you can also Jomand dIet online Of course Ifyou dIet online you must bescrumptiously I meanscrupulously hon~st WIthyour compute

I never be about myweIght But lets just saythat on a RIchter scale of oneto 10 Im oft the charts

Have a Uch questUJn orsubject you would lleaddressed In thlS columnWant to comment or addyour two cents worth 2 My e-mall address IS

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If the dIVidend paymentsremam unchanged or edgehIgher then the only waythat Yields can dechne IS forthe market pnces toIncrease

History has proved theDogs to be qUIte fickle Forcomparahve purposes It ISverv Important that mvest-ment In Dogs stocks mustbe on an equal dollar baSISnot eqllal number of sharesbaSIS

For easyarlthmettc LTSassumes $1000 Invested meach of the 10 Dogs for anmlhal mvestmentof$10ooO(commISSIOns are Ignored mthese calculatIOns)

Dunng 2001 J P MorganBank merged with ChaseManhattan Bank WIth eachMorgan share exchanged lor

I can espeCially relate toone link called ChocoholIcsRevenge They offer a newchocolate recIpe tWIce amonth to satlsfy your crav-lOgs WIthout breakIng yourdIet budget My reactionwas Only tWIce

One of the web SItes Ifound talked about weightloss through surgery(wwwobesoloutlOncom) butI thtnk Ill pass on that oneunles~ It involves seWIng mymouth shut from mid-December through Jan 15BeSIdes I wouldnt be ableto bark Jingie Bells WIththf mutts from that stupIdsong

Another webSite I hap-pened upon dunng mysearches was Dletmg Onbne(wwwdtetmgonllne com)

For some strange reason IImaguted huge chocolatecakes and other iavontefoods appeanng on the com-puter screen

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timers balled out early mtomoney market funds only tobe swallowed by that doubletrap

1) record low short-termmterest rates and

2) missing the 20-pluspercent recovery from theDows September lows

January IS tax-hme andportfoho checkup time Whynot call ChriS Walker atLTS sponsor InvestmentCounsel Inc (313-886-0453) The firm has beenmanagmg Grosse PomteIdmllY porttollOS since lj~I

Dogs of the DowThe Dogs of the Dow are

the 10 DJI stocks haVing thehIghest yields among the 30Dow stocks at any giventlilJ

The mvestment theorybehmd the Dogs IS thatthese hIghest yields WIlteventually regress to themean Yield of the entire 30Dow stocks over tIme

6 Is thiS weIght loss pro-gram SCIentifically valId

Those arent all the ques-tions and statements they~tart out WIth but thcy allseem vahd questIOns youand I should ask ourselvesbefore pulling out a half ofgrapefrUit for breakfast

There Isnt much moremformatloa on the webSIteabout actual dJetmg but Ithought It was a good placeto start

The sIte concludes WIththe followmg quoteConSider jOlmng a groupthat wIll support you Inmakmg healthy chOIces andhelp you m getting off themultl-blllton dollar dietmdustry merry-go-round

For ObVIOUS reasonsheres another webSIte thatcaught my eye Its calledThreE Fat ChIcks on a DIetwww 3fatchicks com)

ObvIOUS Jokes aSide ttuswebSite does have veryInterestmg contfnt melud-mg recipe mformatIon foodreVleU1S and 3 hstng of allthe best low fat cook 109sites

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DId you enjoy the hoh-days Those sugar-coatedcandy cane cookIes that youswore on Dec 24 you wouldaVOId sure dId taste greatdIdnt they

Of course I dtdnt havethat prcbem f Please Ignorethe cookie crumbs In mybeard)

Now youre wonderinghow to make peace betweenthe food and the bathroomscale Guess what TheInternet can help It can notonly help you lose thoseunwanted pounds but tt canhelp you do It safely

My first stop on theInternet was a webSItecalled Beyond Dletmg(wwwbeyonddIetmg com)

WhIle my searches ondtetlng turned up manymany SItes I lIked the waythis one started It startedWIth 10 questIOns youshould ask yourself aboutfood dletmg and lttaYInghealthy Here are 11 somesamples of 10 thmgs to con-Sider before you start yournext diet

1 Are you measunng yourhealth solely by a number onthe bathroom scale

2 Is dIetmg gettmg in theway of YOllr life

3 Does dIetmg make youfatter (l thmk they must bespYIng on me)

4 What are the healthnsks

5 Anecdotes and testlmo-ntals dont mean a thmg

At press hme Dec 27mvestors analysts and port-foho managers were closmgthe books on a burn 2001thankful for the robust vear-end rally that reduced l~~~(sfor a most volatile year

Dont lookback lookforward

January ISusually anup-monthfueled by bll-hons of dol-lars lookmg

ruI [VUI~ui~ mvestmentlt By Joseph W h I I e Mengden bonuses and profit-sharing are down

from the gluttony of recent years there IS still a ton ofmoney filtermg down the dItnbutlOn channels that wIll be lookmg for an mvest-I ment home m JanuaryI Many do-It-yourselr

investors were badly burnedlast vear

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Window Replacement Barnes School

Thc Board of Edul-aliOn of The Gnwc Pomle Publil- SchoolSylttcmWaync Count Mil-hlgan Will rccclve ~caled hld~ fora wmdow proJCd locatcd m thc Cll~ of GroltltePOInte Wood~MKhlgan at Barnc~ Sl-hoo

Spc(fll-at](]n~ and BId F orm~ WIll he available at aMANDATORY pre-bid meetine on TueltdayJanuary 8 2002al 10 l) a m ea~tern tandard tlmc Thc mandatory pre-hidHII lakc plKCat Barnc Shoo 20090 Mornmgldc GrosePOIntCWood MILhlgan 482~6 Thc mcellne will bc Dthe~CCIVD1lroom pf Barne~ ~chool

Scalcd bId 111 he duc Thur-day January 24 2002 at 1000am eatcrn Iandard lime at the Admmtltlrallon BUlldmg ofthc ltJroe Pomtc Board 01 1m( allon 1RQ laIr AvlGrC~ pOInte 11 -1Qlft ~ IHI-- am~ ~)a -- Jwill he opened and publtLly rcad aloud ThlltproJccl will nOIbe funded hv federal or lttatemonic

Plcaltc dl reel quc-tl()l trl Larrj Yanlaula Managi ofBuddrnglt and Groundlt for the Groe Pomtc Public SchoolSytcm 11~-42 ~082

Board of FducationGror POl11llPubilL iLhoo) iylttem

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Window Replacement Ferry Elementary School

Thc Board of Educal10n of The Grosse POinte Pubhc SchoolSylttemWayne County MichIgan Will receIve sealed bids fora Window proJcct localed In the City of Grossc POinte WoodsMichIgan al Ferry Elementary School

SpecIfIcatIOns and BId Forms wlil be avallable at aMANDTORY Prebid medina on Tuesday January 8 2002at 9 00 a m ell~tem standard llme The mandatory prc-bld Willtake placc at Ferry Elementary School 748 Roslyn Gros~ePOlntc Woods Michigan 48236 The meellnamp WIll be lD IhereCCIVIOeroom of Ferry Elementary School

Sealed bids Will be due Thursday January 24 2002 at 1000a m calttem standard lime at the Administration Bulldmg oftle Grf)ltse Po-nte Board of Educaton 389 St ClaIr AveGH)~C ronne Mi 0230 dl wnl(n lime dlhJ pla(c tne 010

Ill bc opened and pubhcly read aloud Th proJcct Will nOlbe funded by federal or slate monies

Please dlrecl qucstlons to Larry Yankaultka Manager ofBUlldlngltand Ground~ for Ihe Groltsc POinte Pubhc SchoolSytcm ~I~ 412 1082

Board of EducationGrose POinte Pubhl- SLhool Syslem

Linda Farmer SecrctarylJ PN 1211VUI 1212701 and 0103102

Philip Rice has jomed The Acumen Group I bUSinessconsultmg company m Grosse Pomte Farms that has ere-lltllU fil~-btllp process to help entrepreneurs grow theIrbusmess

Rice has more than 20 years busmess expenence mclud-mg WIth the accountmg firm DelOltte and Touche andGallagher Kaiser Corp a bUlldmg and pamtmg systemcontractor

Rice 1S active m the French-American and German-Amencan Chambers of Commerce In DetrOit He has alsobeen a member of the AutomotIVe Industry ActIOnGroupConstruction Industry FOluS Group

Peggy Delozier realtor and relocatIOn speCIalist WIthColdwell Banker SchweItzer Real Estate m Grosse POinteFarms has once agam receIVed the DIamond CIrcle Award

The award IS given to the top 20 percent of all sales asso-cIates across the natIOn

DelOZier has bachelor dewees m hl~torv and EnglIshfrom Npwton rol1ppop of thp ltTpn HTt TOrtlt R~tCollege She IS also a graduate of the Academy of theSacred Heart In Bloomfield Hills She IS membershIp chaIr-man of the DetrOit AuxilIary of Chlld Help USA

The Lutz Corp a mortgage bankmg dIVI~lOnof The LutzCompames has added Robert Henry to the staff

Henry a reSident of Grosle POtnte Woods WIll ~peclaltzeas a loan officer secunng loans for mcome-producmg realp~tflte

Henry was a VIce presdEnt at (omenca Bank for 12YPllro 11 addtlol tn lortgagE bankng Hellry WIll contm-ue prOVIding acqulltlon and dispOSItion servtces at Lutz

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Local Rates1 year 5372 year 5703 year 598

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In gemology assures cus-tomers are receIVIng Itemsof the finest quality

Both brothers weretrained by the famtly expertGeorge Kouelter Sr whosedream hves on through thefamIly

Along With a beautIfuland one-of-a-lond selectIOnIn Jewelry KouelterJewelers offers watchesfrom guch prestlglcus hncsas Breltlmg OmegaMovado Raymond Well andSelko The stores gtftwarecollection mcludesWaterford Lladro andSwarovslo

Koueiter Jewelersmoves and expands

George Kouelter Jewelershas relocated to 19815 Mackbetween Huntington andManchester In GrossePomte Woods

The famIly-owned andoperated company had beenon Mack above Vermer tor33 years With the move theKouelter family has expand-ed the store and added theconveruence of a free park-In lot

The Kouelter famIlystresses personal andfnendly servIce GeorgeKouelter ISa craftsman whodeSIgn custom jewelryBrother Roberl 5 expertise

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Photo by Bra d LmdbergJackie Harper of St Clalr Shores browses through post-holiday sale Items at

the Pointe Pedlarmg thmgs for the hornandfixmg up the home WeSfeIt -- --- - --- --- -- -all through retathng

He saId products thatevoke nostalgia such as col-lectIbles hand paintedgoods mdJVlduahzed deco-rAtiOnS 8nd a WIde range ofhousewdl e ~uld well a~JaCObsonSone of ills chentsand the anchor ofthe Viiiageshoppmg dlstnct of the Clty

As the shopping seaqlngets a second WInd In thepost-holiday phase heavydiscounts are expected toJump-start sales of outer-wear and leather goods

Now that we have coldweather Its a great tIme forafter-Chnstmas salesMarx Said Its an excellenttime because Vvchae gttver-al more months of chIll

By tills time next year theeconomy may have recov-ered If so Nitzsche saIdwe sure arent gomg to seethese prices agam ~

THERES MOREINSIDE TRA~1VJUSTTHE HEADLINES

Evel) Thursday we provide the Pointes with completecoverage of the people organizations businesses sales

and events in our community

CompilatIons of patnotlcmusIc sold much ~tter post-9-11 than ever before saidJenie Carlen manager ofpublic relations for BordersGroup Ine m Ann ArborPatnotlc book titlesIncreased after 9-11

There was more of akeepsake mmd-set thISyear Marx said There wasmore attentIon on homehearth and nestmg There ISmuch more rehance on need

At POinte FItness andTrammg Center SusieJOlJanJ a personal trainersaid I was surpnsed at thenumber of personal trammgpackages and membershIpssold A lot of people added tofamIly memberships

The training centersowner Ken Welch of theFa k said The biggest pre-sent someone can glVe theIrkIds IS to take care of them-selves and be mdependentwhen they get old

Warm wfathfr hnwlVlrcooled the shoppmg spmtTemperatures ddnt dropuntIl two days beforeChnstmas

It was a late start sales-WIseS8JdWendv Bacon ofthe family-owned WhistleStop Hobby Shop m St ClairShores People cbdnt startshoppmg untIl afterThankSgIVing From thenon It was busy but notchaotic

HeIghtened Interest Inworld affaIrs has been par-tIally credJtedWItha run onglobes at Harveys CompleteTravelers m the CIty

We had a lot of speCIalorders tius year s81d storemanager Annie Toelle

Red white and blueA surge In patnotlsm

extended to clothm2 wherethp hot (nnrs were red WIULt IU1U Ulue

At HIckeys Walton-Pierce a mens and womensapparel store In the CttyWith a hneage to 1900patnotic-theme thmgs didwell said owner BillHuntmgton

He s81dhullday sales wereon par WIthlast year

immedJately after Sept11 there was a soft penodfor a week HuntmgtonsaId Then everybodyadjusted at least accordingto my eXPilnence

In a move slmllar toDIClemente and h1sChristmas corsagesHuntmgton gave customersAmencan flag PInS Hesconsldenng replemshing hisnearly sold-out supply ofneckties and belts decoratedWIthAmencan flags

The patnotlc theme con-tinued at Borders Booksand MUSICin the CIty whichIsnt a 801e propnetor buttargets its Inventory to mdi-vidual commtmtlc~

place on Thursday Dec 20sometime between 11 30a m and 7 pm In the 1400block of Maryland Someonestole a 1988 Oldsmoblle 88parked on the street

In another inCIdentbetween Dec 16 and 19 a1999 Harley DaVIsonHentage Spnnger motorcy-cle was taken from a garaeIn the 900 block of GrandMaraiS

Dunng the evemng ofWednesday Dec 19 some-one failed In an attempt tosteal a Jeep parked m frontof a reSIdence m the 500block of Pemberton

Rowboat headA prowler who pohee

beheve had been dnnkmgwas caught after a short buteventful chase m GrossePomte Woods

Officers caught the manIn the 2100 block of Brvs onSunday Dec 23 at 4 16 a rn

The suspect an I8-year-old man from Eastpomtehad to be 1ubdued officerssaId

While runmng frompolice the teenager hoppeda fence got tangled and fellface-first Into an overturnEdrowboat stored m a resl-dents back yard An otlieermentIOned mans obvlOuslymtoxlcated appearance

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lOWIngconverrstlOn WIth aGrosse Pomte Woods pollee-man whIle bemg taken toJail on Saturday Dec 22 at240 am

Oh boy am I 1D troublenow said the man

-wnyT asked the officerBecause I m drullk The

suspect had been pulled overon northbound Mack nearTorrey for speedmg an esti-mated 60 mph When theofficer got out of hIS crUIserthe suspect drove off Hefolled hiS own escape byturnmg onto Ford Court adead end

You know saId the offi-cer you should not runfrom the polIce

I didnt do anythmg anynormal Amencan kId would-nt do

ThP mAl rllF11tprpl lQpercent blood ~alcohol levelThe suspect said he hadbeen dnnklng at a fnendshouse m DetrOIt Poltcecharged hIm Wlth drunkendnvlng fleeing and eludJng

Car theftsGrosse Pomte Park pollee

are nvetlgatlng twu IHthefts and a third attemptthat faIled

The most recent theft took

Luring customersLocal retailers didnt Sit

back and Walt for customersto arnve

Angelo DIClemente whohas oPIlsd The Dried FlowerIn the Woods for 30 yearsincreased his advertISingbudget Dunng a holidayopen house he gave womengreen-tnmmed Chnstmascorsages

Its the little extra thmgsthat bring In salesDiClemente saId We heldour own this season It wasgood

StateWlde retaJi holidaysales rose about 2 2 percentover last year according toArthur NItzsche presIdentand founder of TeleeheekMldugan In Southfield Thecompany guarantees checkscuswmers pay retaliers atthe tune of purehase

Looking at check actlVltyIS lIke samphng retailsales saId NItzsche aFarms reSIdent He expectsreceipts to nse to 2 3 percentonce post-holtday salesmcludlng gIft certificatesare added

Wptlr ~ QmJ(Jo 11101~ - - ~-n natIonal averages Nitzsches8Jd Thats good becausemany tImes we take It onth~ chm In any case It was

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Man needc abatting cage

An angry male driveranswered Wlth a baseballbat when a woman cut hImoff at the turnarollncl onVermer near Canton justmSlde the border betweenGrosse Pomte Woods andHarper Woods

On Saturday Dec 22 at2 26 pm a Grosse POinteWoods officer saId the manbecame enraged when a 33-year-old Harper Woodswoman Zipped through theturnaround and cut off theman He jumped out of hiSvehIcle WIth a baseball batsmashed the womans dnvers SIde Wlndow and tnedto pull her out

The office drtw hl~ IH~tolwnen tne uspect oat Inh~nd mdlcated he wouldntcooperate Police leVIed felo-niOUS asault chargesagainst the 42-year-oldHarper Woods reSident

Officer from HarperWoods took over thE sceneand arrested the suspect

All-AmericanA 19-year-oid man from

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hIm after an outstandingcareer at South

Coming out of highschool I wanted to go to acuHege where i could piaybasketball and I would get agood education no matterwhere It was Hess slUdBut when I wasnt playmgbasketball at Eastern It chd-nt feel the same

Thats when he startedexplonng other schools On~ was ColumbIa which hadrecruIted him out of hIghschool Another was Wllhantand Mary which IS coachedby former Ohio State assis-tant RIck Boyages

I really liked WillIam andMary Hess saId And Imgettmg a free educatIOnwhIch I wouldnt have hadm the Ivy League

During lus year off Hesshas been pracncmg WIth theWilham and Mary teamIncludmg the eariy mornmgcondltlOmng sessions buthes had to watch the gamesfrom t on the bench

PhOto ll) IIob MnoceNotre Dame IMDlor ~~ Bgg ~e eca 10

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Hess excited aboutreturn to actionBy Chuck KlonkeSports Editor

The Walt ISfinally over forAdam Hess

List Thunlllll) h~ pl11ytmhis first college basketball mmore than two years whenIus Wilham and Mary teamplayed the UOIverslty ofMaryland

Playmg the sIxth-rankedTerrapins was Just fine WIthHess a former All-State bas-ketball player at GrossePOinte Scuth who trans-ferred to WIllIam and Maryafter startmg as a freshmanat Eastern MichiganUniversity

Im pretty excIted aboutplaymg agam slUd Hesswho was forced to SItout lastyear because ofNCAAtrans-fer rules

And Im glad itsMaryland That way If Ihave a bad game I can saythliL It WdlI because oiMaryland not me

Hess transferred afterEstern fired coach MiltBarnes who had rterLlited

Adam He took In Hme alghtleeiDg aroaDdAthena during his trip to Greece with NYCHoops

ValleyIt was a very close meet

and It went right down tothe final couple of eventshead coach Rick JohnstonslUd Our kIds SWant welland I can see the Improve-ment m each competitor n

Derek Johnston won the~UO-treestyle ana lOU-but-terfly whIle the 200-medleyrelay team of JohnstonBrandon Baetens MikltlVance and Kyle Williamstook first

In addItion Dan Adamshas been cutiing two ~-onds off his times in everymeet

I love to see the kids cut-ting time because It meanstheyre workmg hard Inpractice Johnston Bald

The FIghtm Insh fell to 0-S overall

Upcommg for the NotreDame SWImteam is an awaymeet on Tuesday Jan 8against Sterling HeightsStevenson

sonsAlex likes the school

Wood said It has a goodbusmess school and thatswhat hed lIke to go mto Healso llkes the coach and hessure that hell be there forhIS full four years bull

East wins non-league hoops gameBy Bob St John sophomore Robert Carlisle our WInStaff wnter scorEd 14 pomts and Semor Josh Saunders

Lutheran Easts boys bas- grabbed eIght rebounds chIpped In WIth seven pOIntsketball team eased mto the whIle Bobby Maynard and and seven reboundshohday break WIth a 53-37 ChrIs Gibson also played The Eagles led 21-17 atwm over vlsltmg Warren well the half but broke the gameImmaculate ConceptIon The guys played well and open by sconng 15 pomts 111

Head coach Gary everyone had a chance to get the thIrd quarter and 17 111Gutenkunst saId hIS Eagles some plaYIng tIme the fourthhad tv do l better Job of (1utpnkllnQt laId We The Lutheran East bas-reboundmg and tAkmg care rebounded better and took ketball team Improved to 3-2of the ball which they did as care of the ball whIch led ta overall

tlUUdl - a trewenuuullweapon~ Wood Bald Lastyear he improved his back-hand The last half of theseason he started hitting itWIth a lot of topspin And hehas an outstanding serv(Thnoo +J 110_ _ _ - _ lWavl~ - 00

forehand backhand andserve - make him an out-standmg player

AB good as Conn ia theressome room for improvement

He stIll needs to work onhis volley~Vood Bald Nextyear hell do that and thenhell be a complete player

Wlsconsms tennis pro-gram has been in the mIddleof the BIg Ten and Contishould be able to step nghtm and help the Badgers

Conn who is a 3 3 studentat ULS also pIckedWlsconsm for academIC rea-

Sophomore ChrIS Smallscored m the first penodwhIle Jumor Chns Andersonand senIor Pat Llpa tailledm the fmal stanza

The kIds are grmdmg Itout playing well sluft-by-sluft McKay said

It was also a family gatht11l1l iur semor ialt1ralcTImmons who competedag81nst some relatives onLumen Christi

It was fun watchmgPadraics grandfather wear-ing two hata McKay S81dIt was a mce game agamsta good team

The Notie Dame hockeyteam Improved to 10-1 over-all

Next for the Fightin InshIS a home game onWednesday Jan 9 againstUmversity Liggett School

overallCommg up for the Ftghtm

Insh are home gaJTles onFriday Jan 4 and TuesdayJan 8 agamst DetrOItCatholIc Central andMadison HeIghts BishopFoley

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Fightin Irish bury Windsor St BrennanBy Bob St JohnStaff wnter

Head coach Don Sicko gotthe results he was lookmgfor m hiS Notre Dame bas-ketball teant beatmg VISIt-mg Wmdsor St Brennan 68-50 last week

We were a httle betterLUll1~h~ W1tUl U1 uur prt~ IVU

three games SIcko saidOur attItude and work Notre Dames hockeyethic ISvery goodwhich Will team is movmg up thego a long way toward mak- standmgs in DlV1slOnIIImg us competitive After losmg 5-4 to Flint

The host Flghtm Irish Powers on Dec 1 thebolted out to a 17-6 lead Flghtm Insh have run offafter the first quarter and SIXconsecutIVe wms mclud-main tamed a comfortable 109 last weekends 3-0double-dIgIt lead throughout shutout over highly toutedthe final three penods Jackson Lumen ChnstJ in

Dfn1Vply the kIds the Lansing Showcaseplayed well but offenSIvely It was a goodgame gomgwere not where we want to back and forth~ head coachbe Sicko s81d Kevin McKay said Wetook

Sernor guard Sean Rmke an early lead but Lumenscored 14 pomts whIle Chnstl took It to us m thesemor John PeJak added 11 second penod Swimmingand semor Bnan BIggs had Our kIds played well10 espeCIally (Dave) Murray m The Notre Dame sWIm

The Notre Dante basket- goal and we won a bIg team lost its meet last weekball team improved to 3-1 game ~ falhng 98-71 to Chippewa

Knights Conti chooses WisconsinBy Chuck Klonke on his back but with his m 1990 teams in the state bullSports Editor work ethIC Im confident Former touring pro Aaron Conti has been a state

UnIversity LIggett that hell do well ~ Knckstem also played for champIon three bmes inSchoolsAlex Conti WIllhave Some of the pressure has Wood at ULS but he turned DiviSIOn IV HIs success ISa lot of pressure on him been relieved however profeSSIonal after his sopho- no aCCIdentwhen the boys tennis season Contis chOIce of colleges more year He has paid the pnce for-begms next spnng has been made He recently Dunng lus first three sea- this Wood said Hes

Hell be the No 1 high signed a letter of intent to snns with the Knights Conti worked hard on all aspectaschool player m the state attend the UniverSity of has compiled an 88-3 record of the game And he worksregardless of class said Wisconsm mcluding a 26-2 mark last on his conditioning Ill seeKnIghts coach Bob Wood He IS the thud ULS male season wlule playmg No 1 him running In the summerThats a lot of pressure player 111 Woods37 years as singles He played second when the temperature is Inbecause there are a lot of coach to SIgna DIVIsionI let- smgles lus first two years the 80s and 90sgoodplayers m the state and tel of intent Paul Van Thats a tremendous wood SlUdthat ContI hasthey can make their season Walleghem went to record when you consider three outstanding tools inby beating Alex Wlsconsm 111 1978 and John our schedule Wood said his repertoIre

That puts a huge target Yancey started at Kentucky Weplayed all of the ranked His forehand 19 excep-

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and 8 25 on floorVictor had a season-best

8 6 on beam MaureenMoctn came back from anInjury suffered on her barsroutIne to score a team-high845 on floor

Weathers and CadorIneach had personal-best all-around scores and PoletIsand Michelle Karowslu hadtheir best scores on floorMIa Mocen posted a 6 5 onbeam m her second varsItymeet

Hess--From page 12A

Ive had a couple ofthmgs keep me gomg Hesssaid In practIces Ive beenworkng out WIth the secondteam so I try to beat thestarter Im playmg agamstlnother reason IS out ofspIte - to sQow people thatIm still a good player

He did that m hIS firstgame with hiS new schoolscoring a career-high 21pomts

WIlham and Mary hasstruggled m recent seasonsbut Hess thmks the school ISon the way up III theColomal AthletiCAsSOCiatIon

We played the toughestnon-league schedule m theconference he saId Weplayed schools from the Big12 Big 10 and SEC

Hess got some game com-petItion last summer whenhe toured Gree~e with NY~Hoops a team of 11 colle-gIate players Hess team-Jlates included ArizonasJason Gardner andMIchIgan States AlOYSiUSAnagonve and AdamBallInger

We -played the GreekOlYlllPIC team and It wastQugh competitIon becausethey dIdnt want to lose to abUJlch of college kids hesaid The games were closeso we blamed it on the officl-atmg The fouls would be 10-o real qUIck

Not only dId the baket-ball expenence get Hess pre-pared for hiS return to thecourt but he had time toenJoy the country

We had some free timeso we got to see everythmgfrom the anCient rums tocollege-type parties hesaid

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CITY Of GRO~~t POINTE ooD5 OF 1997

four freshmen who helpedfill In hadnt had enoughtIme to develop their floorexerCIse routine leaVingNorth WIthout a fulllmeup

Dornbrook led theNorsemen m three eventsShe scored 8 3 on vault WItha full handspnng 7 0 onbars and 8 15 on floor exer-cIse

Victors beam score of 7 6was the best of the mghtShe also scored well In vault(7 95) and floor (7 45)Maureen Mocen scored 795In both floor and vault and67 on bars

Gronback scored weil onvault (79) and bars (67)Weathers dId well on vault(79) and floor (7 55) PoletIscontnbuted to the teampomts on bars after suffer-ing an injUry and Safran didwell m three events

North bowed to Troy1296-1231 but Weathershad the highest score of themeet In vault (8 25)

Victor had a team-best8 55 on beam and Cadonnled the way ill bars WIth an80

Maureen Moceri andDornbrook each connectedon a difficult move on thebalance beam as they did aSWItch kick to a back hand-spnng It was the first tImeeach of them had used themove m competItIon

Maureen Mocen had afloor score of 8 15 andPoleti3 had rfglonal qu~hfymg scores m bars and vault

North fimshed fourth atthe Troy Athens InVItatIOnalWith d ~tlt1migt~urluf 124 1

Dornbrook was eighth In

n-ground unth a 31 85 andshe also placed m bars WItha 7 9 Maureen Mocen wasseventh m floor exerciseWIth an 8 65 -- the hIghestIlldlvldual score by a Northgymnast thiS year Cadonnwas eIghth on bars (805)and Poletls was mnth onvault (8 15)

North closed out the 2001portIOn of ItS schedule WItha 128 7-126 25 Will over AnnArbor PIOneer m a meet thatBentley laId was the teamsbest of the season

Dornbrook scored a per-sonal-best 32 95 m all-around WIth an 8 6 on bars8 35 on vault 7 75 on beam

Early start brings desired resultfor Norths gymnastics team

Phoro by Rosh StllaroGrone Pointe South shortstop-pitcher Chris Getz signs his national letter of

tetto plAy hAlIIfhn at WakeForest while his parents Art and Betsy Getz andblii bJgh iichool coach Dan Griesbawn center look un

An elrlc tart to the sea-son than usual prOVIdedGrosse Pomte Norths gym-nastics team With thpresults that coach BruceBentley deSIred

I wanted to get the gIrlsout there early to see whatwe had what needed to beworked on and go fromthere saJd Bentley of thestart that wa nearly threlweeks earher than normal

North whIch won theGreat Lakes Eight dualmeet and league meet tItleslast year started out With a12165-962 wm overBrulIllghdJII S~ahulm

Captams Tracy Dornbrookand Maureen Mocen hadexcellent all-around scoresof 30 25 and 30 15 respec-tively

Lesbe Cadonn posted anall-around score of 23 2 fol-lowed by Katie WeathersWith a 2185 that In(jluded a775 on vault

Natahe Victor scored 845on balance beam and Mocerihad an 8 0 on beam Cadonnposted scores of 7 95 onuneven bars and 7 85 onbeam Dornbrook scored 7 8on bars 7 45 on beam and7 85 on vault Kelly Poletisscored well on vault WIth a775 and Kayle Gronbackhad scores of 7 3 on beamand 6 45 on bars LaurenSafran had a 6 95 on beam

Freshmen MIa MocenLeah Steele and KristenGlover performed well mtheIr first varsIty match

North beat BlclIlIUglutlHGroves 1168-1048 The lowscore for the Norsemen wasthe result of Cadorm J JRoszka and Poletls mligtJngthe meet WIth mJunes Andthp (wo phnmnrp nli

tand out because he battedIn the leadoff spotGnampsbaum saId

HIS statistIcs might havebeen even more Impreigtllveas a sophomore when hemade the DlvllOn I All-State second team

Getz batted 505 With 12doubles two tnples and fivehomers He stole 34 baseshad 27 walks and drove m20 run HIS pltchmg recordwaigt 1-0 With seven savesand an 089 ERA

Getz doesnt look hke apower tflCtlit at o-tuot-lLand 160 pounds but he has36 extra-base hIts In twoseasons

Hes stronger than heappears to be but he hastremendous bat qUIcknessGnesbaum said He haone of the qu)(kest bats Iveseen for anyone hiS age

In slgnmg With WakeForest Getz WIll attend thesame school that hiS fatherArt graduated from

Thursday Jan 3 agamstLlvoma Clarenceville andhost Macomb LutheranNorth

Its a tough openerbecause North has sometough kidS SChlhi said rfeel good about our chancesto beat both teams but ourkIds have to wam It

Next for the Eag1es is theFordson Tournament onSaturday Jan 5

Super Senior squadWlmbledonRacquet Club Super Senior team of Julia Caprara Mimi

KJbbey Janet Lannen Patty McCracken Jeanne Rivard Nancy SChmidtAnne Spitz Joanne Visellio and Penny Waslak won ittl local United StatesTennis Assoctatlon league champlonsbip and advanced to the sectionaltournament in IndlanapoUs The Wlmbledonteam flnlshed second in a fieldthlOtindudelaquol teams from Wisconsin UlInotsand Ohio

Chris ltHI totals really

Devils coach DanGr18sbaum

Getz ha been Southsstartmg shortstop the Jasttwo year but he has alsobeen the Blue DeVIls closerand hant blown a saveopportuntty III two years

Although he would proba-bly lIke to clone himGne~baum IS Just happythat he has Getz for onemorE year

Sevel al senIOrs graduat-ed from lat year champl-~nhlp te~~ bu~a~tz thlr~UCl)UU ampllUt 1JIUKCLt dUU

pitcher Matt Middleton arethree tarters wholl b thenucleus of thiS years Southsquad

Last year Getz batted430 WIth seven doubles two

triples and eight home runsHe scored 42 runs and drovein 30 He also had 22 walksand stole 21 bases In hISclosers role Getz was 3-0With 12 saves and a 1 38

match whIle Steve Of)ada(215 pounds) also captured aSIlVer medal lOSing 8-5 toChntondales AntomeWeible In the champIOnshipmatch

Bobby Monahan alsoearned a medal for thePIOneers placmg SIxth at112 pounds

ComIng up for thePIOneers IS theIr MetroConference opener tomght

States bestFive University Liggett School field hockey players made the All-State

team which was selected by coaches in the state From left are KatieHoUerbach Maggie Dillon Suzanne McGoey Clare Burch and BrittanyPaquette McGoeyand Dillon were first-team selections BWChiaDd IIoD~bacb made the second team and Paquette received hononble mead_McGoeyand Burch received All-State honors for the second straight sea-son

Wake Forest baseball gets Getz

known for a long hmeAnd It doesnt stop there

Getz hat been on theDIvIsIOn I All-State teameach of the last two seasonsand after leading South tothe state champIOnship lastspnng he wa named to theAll-State Dream Teamwhich includes players fromall four dlVlslOns

Hes a total player Thatswhy so marJ) ulleuroge~ we t

Interested in him saId Blue

By Chuck KlonkeSports Editor

When Wake Forestssportll mformatlOn depart-ment sent out a newsrelease about the baseballplayers who signed early let-ters of mtent to play for theDemon Deacons It had a suc-cmct appraisal of GrossePomte Souths Chns Getz

(Getz) IS one of the bethigh school mfielders In theMidwest the release said

Thats somethmg that followers of ugh schoo base- 11 ~ h T1 1 110-) 11

Monahan Orjada shine atMacolllb County TourneyLEs Jurczakalso medalsBy Bob 51 JohnStaff wmer

WARREN HarperWoods wrestlmg team hadits moments of glory m lastweekends 28th annualMacomb CountyTournament at MacombCommunity Culltgl

We fimshed 12th out of34 ligtams whlth 1lt great fora small DIVISIOn IV schoollIke Harper Woods headcoach Adam Schlhl saIdWe beat powerhouses lIkeRomeo thanks to a sohrlshOWIng from all of ourkids

As for Lutheran East itwas a learmng expenencefor Its wrestlers

It was a tough tourna-ment for our kIds and theylearned firsthand what Itshke to wrestle some of thestates best East headcoach John Wlllnwr igtdHl

TIus was a learning expen-ence for our kIds and It WIllhelp them In thE long run bull

The Eagles fimshed In thebottom third of the 35-teamtournament as sophomoreChriS Jurczak (1l2-poundclass) took home a fifth-place medal

Alex Goetz (145 pounds)also won a match for East

TIns was the first tIme In

Harper Woods hIstory thatwe had a wrestler In themals and we had two

hihl Said The guys wereIsappomted they dIdntn but they lost to twough kidsMIke MVII hdll IDolunds) won a SIlver mtgtdalsmg 8-5 to East DetrOItsatt Shankm m the tItle

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Accordmg to Craig he feltthese Issues were not umque tothe Grollse Pomtes and HarpervoJ uu Lney arp prevalentand that thiS reaction from theyoung people surpnsed us

The key Craig felt IS to tack-le these issues and Implementthe developmental assets m asmany places In the commumtyas poSSible

It is Craigs hope and one ofthe foundatIOns goals to helpthe commumty foster the 40developmental assets even ift don~ on~ ~t a time

Caring schoolclimate (No5)

At Harper Woods SecondarySchool prmcipal Jim Hessehandpicked 14 seventh- andeighth-graders and 24 nlnth-through 12th-graders to serveon a prmcipals advisory teamThe teams first goal is to workon the Search Institutes goalNo 5 creatmg a canng SChOOlchmate

In the first meetmg heldbefore the holiday break stu-dents were asked to Identifythings such as attnbutes theyadmired in a fnend how afavorite teacher showed anmterest 10 thelJ success In

school trungs they liked abouttheir school enVIronment andwhat they hkelt most abouttheir relatlonsrups With otherstudents at school

The process Will help stu-dents Identify the Issues andreasons for the issues and tocome up W1th poSSible solutIOns

So far student reactIOns havebeen positive

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If youths pOSRess between 31 and40 of these developmental assetsthen youths wl1l be less likely toIIqe and abuse drug dud alcohOl

In October Craig met With 40Grubse POlllte and Harper Woodsarea students parents and lawenforcement officers three timesto n1q(OnCl~ h ~ 1 1

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From the adults In those diS-CUSSIOnsCraig summanzed

In many cases underagednnkmg IS supported and con-doned by parents and our pob-cles and consequences are notconsistently apphed There aremany homPR WhPTP Alrnhnl qserv~ by the parents at partiesto their kids and other kids 10the cornmumty For whateverreason there is a very strongsense that trus subject IS onethat should not be openly diS-cussed In the commumty

Many parents feel that theirIuds need to learn at a young ageto dunk responSibly before theygo tr college Manyparents areafr81d that If their kids getcaught and there IS a conse-quence that a permanent recordWill be eotabhshed In their fil~that wlll hinder their Opportuni-ty for college acceptance or ath-letic scholarshlp ~

From the youths who attendedthe meetmgs Craig slld

-They want less peer pressureto dnnk They want clear bound-arles and consequences to be Uni-formly and faIrly applied All ofthem certamly expressed astrong deSire to have a forum toopenly and honestly diSCUSSthese issues With the adults mtheir lives

There IS a perceptIOn by ouryoung ~ople that In thiS com-mumty on a weekend there ISnothing else to do except to go toa party dnnk and get high

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Greatest Gift Foundation helps teens make choicesBy Bonnie CapraraStaff Wnter

Our youth IIOW lot es luxuryThev haul bad manners contempt for authority they showdlsrcspe~t for eder~ and louechatter In place of exerciseChtldren are now tyrants not tMselvants of the household TMv110 longer rI~P IIhin ders enterthe room They contradICt theIrparents chatter before companygobble their food and tyrannizethe teachers

In some ways some peltlplesperceptlOns of youths haventchanged much m the last 2000years

One City ot (zrosse Pomte manIS convinced that relationsrupsbetween youths and adults neednot be adversanal or polanzedHe has a plan for tunung thoseperceptIOns around

After selling his busmessMark Craig famed Our GreatestGift Foundation an organtzationcommitted to helpmg parentsschools organizations and lead-ers to help youths make wisediiuutl - especaJIy thoseregardIng drug and alcohol use

lhese deCiSions are madebased on prinCiples outlmed bythe Search Institute an mdepen-dent nonprofit organizatiOnwhose miSSion IS to advance thewell-being of adolescents andcildren The iwttitultl generatellsynthesizes and communicatesnew knowledge convenes organi-zational and community leadersand works WIth state and nation-al orgaruzatlous

At the heart of the institutegtwork 18 the framework of 40developmental assets positiveexpenences relatIonstups oppor-tunities and personal quabtiesthat young people need to growup healthy canng and responSi-ble

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ThIS IS a one hour program for beginningJUniors ages 5 to 10 The progra m ISdesigned to give young sIlldenls theskills necessary for a hfetlme of fun In

tenms ThIs class will cover baSIC strokeproduchon and consistency and WIll pnrrilotC J poslhyc ~~ophcrc by uSlngeXClhnggames and acl1vlhes

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TIllS Llt i one and a half hour programdesigned for JUIllOlS already partlClpat-tng m tournament competlhon ThISclass Win stress the fundamentals of allstrokes as well as movements footworkand strategy There Will be competlhvemalCh play strength and condmonmgtramlng each day

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gomg to fall asleep have 1your young person wake Jyou up and make sure the~give you a kiss goOOmght 1That way they have to be tcoherent and youre gomg ~smell booze on them If

theyve been dnnlong ~The second piece of

adVice that came from the ~foundatIOns October meet- ~mgs was to know Where ~children are and venfy It ~

Cr81g used the example 4Ja friend who called Ius ~daughter whIle she was outand asked to speak With theparents

Well they werentthpr (rll~ M H to14her If you would have tolcme they werent there Imight have let you shy

Another suggestIOn ISto Iallow youths to have more)responsiblhty so they can learn not to make mistakeSgt

Accordmg to lods what)keeps them from bemg dls-honest ISknowmg the consequence of maktng a mIS-take ISso large Craig SaidIf YOLlcan comUlWllCate -what the consequences areand what youll do If theydo get caught Its not yourfault as a parent

Overall Craig called the)asset approach a commonsense way to solve proble~~m an acceptable wa

There are so many pro- -grams that address prob- )lems CraIe saId Mv fthought process ISto find IthinKS VOLl can do III nlp ven(problems bull ]

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nurse educator teaches thesession and encourages bothgrandmothers and grandftJthers to attend

For more mformatlOn orto regtgttercall Bon SecouSCommumty HealthEducation at (586) 7797900between 9 a m and 4 p mMonday through Fnday

Coaches will be givenlaminated cards WIth specif-ic goals and )luggestioDs ofhow to Implement them

It focu8es on posltlvethmgs rather than negativetlungs said NeighborhoodClub executive directorJohn Bruce Theyre theIunds of thmgs theNeighborhood Club ISallabout - to help bUildstrong famlhes

Positive familycommunication(No2)

Among the youths whopa tiJltll-tJUl Lh~fuunJa-tlons October meetmgsCraig said ~Op(n and hon-est communlcatton betweenthe parents and the youngpeople does not eXist

One of the tOPiCStheyouths Said they mostwanted to approach theIrparents about was howtheir parents handled peerpressure when they wereyoung

One of the suggestIOnsyouths and adults came upWIthwas naVlng kids givethem a kiss goodnight whenthey carne home after aneVEnlDgout

Craig s81done of hiSdaughters uses that excusewhen shes out with fnendswhere alcohol is available

Tlus came up a lot WIththe parents 10 the sessIOnssaid Craig Tlus ISsome-thing a lot of parents dId _to wake up or If youre

soon to be-gr and pare n tswere told when they becamepanmt~

Sign up for the BonSecours Cottage grandpar-ents class and see for your-self what todays expectantparents are learmng Even ifyou already have grandclul-dren you might pick upsome new ideas or informa-tion about cluld care and

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GreatestFrom page IBtable and gnped about It8llld JUDlorclass treasurerDaria Wdhams

If It works It WIllpre-vent Issues from escalat-mg said JunIor class presI-dent Joe Zlchl

The most stnkmg aspectIS Its posltlve approachHesse said There arentany donts Ever smceColumbllle you have tohear what theyre sayingwhat thplr rml 9 on Ifwere really tuned 1Il to ourstudents and If they feellike theyre filled m on theprocess then we can dosomethIng about It

Cr81g hopes to estabhshpnncipal adVISOryteams m10 to 15 other lugh schoolsm the Grosse PomtesHarper Woods RoseVIlleBelleVIlle and Detroit

If nothIng happens thenat least theyre gomgthrough the processes andworkmg on these assetsCraig s81dThese arentnecessarilv measurablethmgs Just posItive out-comes

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Youth programs(No 18)

Tymgmto the SearchInstitutes goal No 18youth programs theNeighborhood Club willmstruct Its volunteer coach-es on fostenng additionalassets in team members mthe COultl~ uf pract1ce andplay starting with its youthbasketball l~~gues

Bon Secours Cottage offers grandparents classBon Secours Cottage

Health Semces offers a free~an(frarent glass from 7 to9 pm Monday Jan 14 inthe private dming room(lower level) at Bon SecoursHospital 468 CadIeux in theCity of Grosse Pomte

Todays childbearing cou-ples are bemg taught manythings that ~m to be theexact OppOSIteof what the

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University of Georgia

Carlyle graduated fromNorth Georgla College He ISVice preSident of operationsfor Apache Transport and ISa captam m the GeorglaArmy NlttIonal Guard

Ronning-Mahfet

Mr and Mrs DenniSWilham Ronnmg ofSavannah Ga haveannounced the engagementof their daughter AlisonLeigh Ronmng to DamelJoseph Mahfet son of Mrand Mrs Damel JohnMahfet of Charlotte N C formerly of Grosse PomteWoods

A June wedding isrlm~n1~

Ronning earned a bachelor of business adnunJstra-twn degree from theUmversity of Georgia andan MBA lD finance from~rgta State UmversityShe works for MediaOutsourcing Inc

Mahfet earned a BBA maccounttng and economicsfrom the University ofGeorgia He works for MooreColson m Atlanta

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AUCTIONfuesdayJanuary 15- 6 PM

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Chari Sdu-eyvltgtgel A N AtAmenr8J1 lt6l 1912) patlna~bTOftraquo 18~1lI

EmUy lJnn ROlDlUloand Matthew DeBetR

DeBets son of Julie DeBetsof Harper Woods and thelate Michael DeBets A Mayweddmg ISplanned

ROlfano graduated fromGrosse Pomte South HighSchool She 18 a teachersassistant at MasonElementary School

DeBets graduated fromCleary College With a degreeIn business managementHe ISself-employed

Osborne-Carlyle

Darlene and Vic Rohr ofWarren have announced theengagement of their daughter Kimberly Osborne for-merly of Harper WoodR tnJeff Carlyle of Helen Gason of Dons rarlye [Helen Ga and BoydCarlyle of Pendergrass Ga

A February weddmg isplanned

Glgtuurne earned a bache-lor of arts degree fromKalamazoo Colltgtge and amasters degree In commu-mcatlOns from theUmversity of SouthernCahfornla

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Dave and SallyWolschleger of Ruth haveannounced the engagementof their daughter Angela SWolschleger to Thomas WVeda II son of Thomas andFrances Veda of GrossePomte Farms A May wed-Jlllg IS piannea

Wolschleger earned abachelor of sCience degree mlegal studies from GrandValley State Umverslty anda masters degree m bUSI-ness administratIOn fromCentral MichiganUmverslty She IS a legaladmmistrator

Veda attended GrandValley State Universitywhere he studied naturalresources m3nsurrm~nt HIIIS a fmanclal Malyst andbusmess owner

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Friday Tanuary 11 - Noon to 8 PMMonddY January 14 - 10 A M to 5 PM

Romano-DeBets

John and Lmda Bruce andVmcent and Kathy RomanoofGrosse Pomte Farms haveannounced the engagementof their daughter EmIlyLmn Romano to Matthew

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The mother of the bndewore a dress WIth a whIteorganza bodice and blackSIlk charmeuse skirt

The grooms mother worea long fuchSia silk dress

MUSICwas prOVidedby theChnst Church ChOIr of Menand Boys a strmg quartetand organist Fredeflc DeHaven

The bnde earned a bache-lor of sCience degree fromGtnrgftwn llmverslty SheIS a producer and editor forteleVISion With theBloomberg Fmanclal News

The groom earned a bach-elor of arts degree fromGeorgetown UniversIty Heis an mvestment banker mtelecommUnications withSolomon SmIth Barney

The couple traveled toHawau They live InManhattan N Y

fine inCISIOnsm the corneaThose mClSlons change theshape of the cornea Thereshaped cornea focuseshght onto the retma anddtcu VUllunISrestored

Hundreds of thousandsperhaps mJlhons have hadthis surgery and aresupremely satisfied WIth theresults They now get byWithout reachmg for theirglasses or fussmg WIth contact lenses

TA~IK rgery is not frof comphcatlOns No surgeryIS Some people are botheredby the glare from hghtsespeCially at OIght A veryfew have suffered VISionloss If I were younger Iwould have the surgery

I directed thIS answer atnearSightedness LASIKhowever can be used forother VISIonproblems - far-SIghtedness and astIgma-tism

There are proceduresother than LASIK that cor-rect VISIOn LimitatIOns ofspace dont permlt a diSCUS-SIOnof them all

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BlaIr and the Rev Gerald EMurray offiCiated at the 6 30P m ceremony which wasfollowed by a receptIOn atthe Country Club of DetrOit

The bride wore a whiteSIlk gown and a cathedral-length veIl both tnmmed mwhite satlO She camed abouquet of white rose andstephanotiS

The maid of honor wasKatherine Re of BronXVIlleNY

ill Juemalds wereMeghan Burns of ChicagoEmily McCabe of New YorkCIty Dott Shea HoblO ofPabadena Cahf KathenneFrederick Webher of RoqtnnCarne Blrgbauer of SanFranCISco and BevanGarrett of Prescott Anz

Attendants woreWedgwood blue satin A-Imegowns and carned bouquetsof multi-colored summerflowers

The best man was thegrooms brother Thomas GGrace Jr of New York City

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Eye surgery can freepeople from glassesBy Dr Paul G DonohueSpeCial Wnler

Q Im trymg to deCide If Ishould have laser eyesurgery for nearltlehtpnnpssI am 36 and have worn

Glaises brIng a clearimage to a nearsighted eyeby focusmg mcommg lightdirectly onto the retma

The most common kInd oflaser eye surgery IS LASIKsurgery - laser m SitU ker-atomJleusls (CUR-ah-toe-muh-LOOSE-suss)

The cornea IS the outertOlluh r]PAr povpnn17 of the~y~Oi~ngdirectly m~front ofthe pupil WIth a laserbeam the eye doctor makes

I gl8SCS or contacts for 20yEars I have never beencomfortable With eIther Idgo for the surgery If I couldbe sure It would work and besafe Is It

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eyes that can see thmgs upclose but see distant objectsas a blur The problemcomes from the shape of theeyeball NearSighted eye-balls are elongated andthose eyes focus light mfront of the retma mstead ofon It The retma ltthe eyesfilm which the brain devel-ops mto VIsual pIctures

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Mr and Mrs MichaelJoseph Grace

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Lauren EhzabethGargaro daughter of Mrand Mrs Eugene A GargaroJr of Gros~e Pomte Shoresmarned Michael JosephGrace son of Mr and MrsThomas Gerard Grdce ofRye NY on July 14 2001at the Grosse Pomte

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Service above selfJohn Brooks Rotary District Governor

adclreued the Rotary Club of Grosse Pointerecaat1y with the message Hsuvice above self

As local leaden aud volunteen Rotarians areeoDUDitted to improving their local and globalcummUDities Rotarians pride themselves ontheir abWty to ftad commUDity solutions tolocal and IDternaticmal needs

The mother of the bndewore a full-length Ice graydress With a beaderl bodIce

The grooms mother worea full-length dress With awhIte top and mdescentnavy blue skirt

Scnpture readers wereBruce Wallace ofBrookhaven NY audKenneth Kerr of FairViewTenn

The bnde earned a bachelor of sCience degree fromthe UniversIty of Michiganana a masters degree 10bo-s admmctrRtlOnfr~-w Wayne StateUmverslty She IS a manag-er With Accenture

The groom earned a bach-tlor of SCience dewee fromPennsylvania tateUm erslty ahJ a master sdegree m busmess admmlS-tratlOn from Case WesternReserve He IS a Fordaccount manager WithGoodyear TIre

The newlyweds traveledto Germany SWItzerlandand Italy fhey live m WestBloomfield

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~f Naples Fla on Sept 22DOl at Christ ChurchGrosse Pomte

The Rev BrYant DenmsonJr offiCIatedat the 4 p mceremony which was fol-lowed by a receptIOn at theLochmoorClub

The bride wore an IvorysJlk strapless gown that tea-tured a bodICe and chapel-length tram decorated WIthcrystal beads She carned anosegay of apncot roses

The matron of honor wasthe bndes Sister NancyClark of PalatIne III ThemaId of honor was thebndes sister JennIfer Boydof Hoboken N J

Attendants wore full-length black dresses andcarned bouquets of apncotand wlute roses

The grooms brotherTImothy Pulte of Glen MillsPa was the best man

Groomsman was VincentMlhaltk of IndIanapolis IndUshers were Charles Clarkof Palatme III and ThomasSdhanek of Ann Arbor

lointe Shores ~grandparents are Richardand LUCinda Weiemuller ofGrand Blanc Great-grand-parents are Homer andShirley Welermiller ofGathnbug Tenn

Alexander JamesGraebner

Mr and Mrs DaVidGraebner of Troy are theparents of a son AlexanderJames Graebner born Feb19 2001 Maternal grandparents are the late Mr andMrs M James Walkl of theCity of Grosse PointePaternal grandparents areMr and Mrs HerbertGraebner of Bloomt1eldHills

Andrew GeromettaDreyfuss

Cvnthla and PeterDreYtuss of Naples Fia arethe parents of a son AndrewGerometta Dreyfuss bornMay 16 2001 Maternalgrandparents are JudithPaul of the CIty of GrossePOInte and the late WRonald Paul Paternalgrandparents are Jacquesand Francoise Dreyfuss ofM1amJ Fla

Sylvia ElaineHodges

Matt and Michele Hodgesof Grosse Pomte Park arethe parpnts of a daughterSylVla Elaine Hodges bornSept 26 2001 Maternalgrandparents are Ed andSue Yonne of EastpointePatenlal grandparents areRuth Brant of Carleton TomHodges of Rockwood and thelate Bdl Brant

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Gerard B Dulac of GrossePomte Farms are the par-pntJl of a son DominIC JudePhlhpe Dulac born Dec 72001 Maternal grandpar-ents are Rosemarie andRichard Manz ofWJ1hams1leNY Paternalgrandparents are Georgetteand Bertrand Dulac ofRancho Palos Verdes Cahf

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j Mr and Mrs Joseph Mghaheen of Mmneapohs arertbe parents of a son Jacob-lJoseph Shaheen born July25 2001 Grandparents are

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I are the parents of a~aughter Jelna Mariegthaheen born Aug 13~OOI Granoparents arelarosse Fomters De~haheen Ted Zberanowskyand the late Joseph~haheenI Mary Kathryn Weiermiller Curt and AnneWeiermdler of Grosse PomteWoodsare the parents of a~aughter Mary KathrynfWelermlller born June 212001 Maternal grand par-~nts are George and MaryiEllen Dakmak of GrosseI

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Detroit which is celebratLng Its 16th 8Dnlversary ISalocally run affiliate and ISresponsible for raiSingfunds and volunteers tosupport its building effortsHabitat for DetrOIt willcomplete Its 100th house 111Detroit by spnng 2002

Mens groupmeets Jan_ 4 11

The Ecumenical Men sFnday Breakfast group WIllmeet at 730 am FndayJan 4 at Grosse Pomt~Memorial Church 16Lakeshore m Grosse PomteFarms The speaker WIll beSydney Rooks of fort StreetPresbyterian Churchs OpenDoor program

On Fnday Jan 11 DrNed Chalet will be thespeaker for the group wluchmeets every week andserves breakfast Chalet5topic will be PosltveJeWlBhHIStory Smce Jesus

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Detroit IS commltted torebuilding the Core CityNeIghborhoods area ofDetroit through a ho1Jstlcapproach that addresses notonly the phYSIcal redevelop-ment of the neIghborhoodbut also the social needs ofthe residents and local bUSI-nesses whIch have been mthe area

HabItat for HumanityInternatIonal an ecumem-cal Chnsban muustry dedI-cated to tlmunaTmg povertyhousing 18 celebrating lts25th anniversary Foundedby Millard Fuller alongwith hISwife Tmda Habitatfor Humamtv Internationaland its affiliates in morethan 2000 UllllllUIl tu~s in81 nations have bUllt andsold more than 100000homes to partner familiesWIth no-profit zero-interestmortgages Families con-tnbute 300 hours of volun-teer labor to support theirhouse construction

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In the back from left are Georle Nicholaon of Groue IoJDte Partners andHabitat Detroit the KeY VBruce RiCdon of Grosee Poiate Uemorial CbWCbandPartnere Jack SChwab of Bank ODe lUld Habitat Robert Dewaelsche of HabitatJack W1Wamaof the Partners Uld John Molk prealclent of Habitat

In the froat from left are Chase cunnlaghm of Groue IoJDte Partne LUlie SldaIier of Ccue City Nclghborhooda TrlD1 LeIrN Uld Sam Smith andiUzabullbeth WIlliam bullbull both of Groen Pointe PartDen Partners

The banks philOiiuhyofpartnershIps Jllustrated mIts motto Bank One onewith the commumty hascontnbuted to Its fifth consecutIve outstandingCommunity ReinvestmentAct rating Schwab said

Construction on thIShouse was started InAugust Thats pretty fastSchwab said

Tne Partners has recentiy~g n reoenng househuldfixtures and cabmetry fromhouses slated for demolitionin the Grosse Pointe areaaccordmg to Jack Williamsa member of the PartnersH~ says Items recoveredWIll beuro placecl in Habitthomes through the organi-zations ReStore programReStore accepts donationsof surplus bUlldmg materi-als from contractors andsells them to low-mcomehomeowners for a nommalfee

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Meditation -The Glftsl-Scnpture Matthew 2 112Peter C Smith preaching

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Grosse Pointe Partners Bank One make surethat Detroit family has home for the holidays

ChrIstmas came a fewdays early when Tnm leWiSreahzed the dream of ownmg her own house - thanksto the Grosse PomtePartners and Bank One

On Dec 22 representatIves from Bank One andthe Partners dedIcatedleWISShouse In HabItat forHumamty DetrOItsTncentennial Village m thecitys Core CItyNeIghborhoods

The Rev V Bruce RIgdonsemor JJastor of GrosseP(llntE Memonal ChurchwhIch IS a member of thePartners SaId Chnstmas ISa story of homelessnessand a story of dlscovenngGods love

Habitat IS a programthat bnngs out the very bestIn everybody he saId ItprOVIdesa safe wholesomeplace where famIlIes canlearn to love God and serveeach other

Grosse Pomte Partnelllfounded in 1997 IS a collab-oratIon of 12 churches mvanous Grosse Pomte com-munities The PartnersraIse money and recruit vol-unteer support to buildHabItat houses In additionto Detroits TricentenmalVillage the Partners havehelped build Habitat housesin West Virginia and CostaRlIll

~Bank One UI proud of itspartnershIp with the GQ~Pointe Partners and work-ing with its volunteersespecially its youth volun-teers said Jack Schwabvice president Bank Oneand board member ofHabitat fUT Humanity-Miclugan It was inspira-tIOnal for me to see thoseyoung people working here

This was the fifth housesponsored by Bank Onewhich has built the homesthrough partnerships withcommunity organizationshke the Groll8e Pomte

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A httle-known VOIceJahaziel spokeIn the name of the God of all the earthFear not and be not dismayed forThe battle ISnot yours but GodsYouwill not need to fight in thIS battleTake your positions stand still and seeThe VlctOryof the Lord on your behalf

ABCD- A BIble Chapter Dady -Is one of many ways to read the BibleFor my own and other lIves On The HillDuri1g late August to late October ABeDsIhe Chromcler of some 2400 years agoHelped heart-mmd-floul Ul 2001 ADDowhat ISnght In the sight of the Lord

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This and much more 1D the two books ofChronicles the conclusion of the HebrewScnptures I find veri contemporary that 1SFull of most relevant meanmll for todayThese leaet often e~d h~k5 rThe Chnstiar ~ibJes 66 are full ofDowns and ups destructive and reneWIng

The Pastors CornerBy the Rev Gutav Kopkll JrSt James Lutheran Church

Wedo not know what to doBut 0 Lord our eyes are on you bullFor decades I have loved to pray theseWords ascnbed to DIetnch BonhoetferGerman Lutheran Pastor and TeacherAnti-NaZI martyr executed m 1945 Just before the Allies liberated my natIve land

One month after the unMuslim terrorI read on October 11 m II ChroniclesTlus prayer of Jehoshaphat who didWhat was nght gtn the SIght of thELord 0 Lord God of our fathers do you not ruleOver all the kmgdOfISof the natlOnsIn your hand are power and mIght

So that none ISable to WIthstand youIf ~~comes ~por us ue ~tllstLTdBefore you and cry to you mOur affllctlon and you WIllhear and saveWhom the Exodus forces on their way toThe promIsed land had not mvadedWere now terronzmg With destructive force

They reward us by coming to dnve usOut of your promIsed land America0 our God will you not execute judgmentOn them For we are powerlessAgamst what IScommg agamst usWe do not know what to doBut our eyes are on you

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funded under an mvestIgd-tor-Initiated research grantfrom the NatIOnal Instituteon Drug Abuse Surveys ofnationally representativesamples of Amencan highschool benlOrs were begun m1975 makmg the class of2001 the 27th such c1assurveyed Surveys of 8thand 10th graders wereadded to the delgn In 1991maklOg the 2001 natIOnallyrepreentatIve samples the11th such classes surveyed

The sample blzes m 2001are 16800 8th graders14300 10th graders and13300 12th graders for atotal of 44300 students mall

behaVIOr or SOCialproblemshave later been diagnosedWIth VISIOnproblems

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We cherish our chddrenWe should chensh theIrVIlOn too An eye care pro-feSSIOnal can make all thedifference

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types of changes you mightexpect to result from shiftsm the advertlsmg miX agreater amount of negatIvenews coverage or less favor-able portrayals of smokmgIn entertmnment program-mmg

There IS also eVldenpetrom the study that ciga-rettes have become some-what less avaIlable to teensThe proportlOn of 8thgraders s8)lng that It wouldbe ~falrly easy or veryedlgtY tor tnem to get cIga-rettes 11 they wanted somehas fallen from 77 percent In1996 to 68 percent In 2001Among 10th graders theproportIOn fell somewhatless from 91 percent to 86percent over the same timeperIOd The mvestlgatorsnote however that the greatmajority of these youngteens stIll say that they haveready access to cIgarettes

Will these favorabletrends In cigarette smokmgamong young people contm-ue

The reductIOns in thenumbers of teens who aresmokmg or who are accept-mg of smokln should helpto deter other teens fromstartmg Johnston saidBut the fact that the pro-portlOn who 1udge smokingto be dangerous IS no longernSlng may be an early warn-ing Sign of a slowdown m thedeclme in teen smokmg

Monitonng the Future IS

By Dr Howard Purcell(NAPS) - Heres an eye-

openmg statistic Only 9percent of Amencan chl1-dren have had an eye exambefore they entlr schoolThat can lead to more prob-lems than parents mayImaglne

Parents should take theirchtldren to an eye care professlOnal for a comprehen-SIve eye exam - not slinplya Vlblon screenlng - by theage of three again beforestartmg Bchool and everyyear while In school

Cherish childrens vision

A thorQugh eXRmlfllltonconsists of more than Simplyreading a chart It tests notonly VISIOn but also pro-VIdes information about thechilds overall health profile

Many children who havefared poorly at school or whohave demonstrated negative

A conSiderable body ofresearch - some of It basedon Momtorlng the Futuredata -- has shown that pncecan be an Important deter-rent to smokmg for youngpeople Work reported lastmonth by the UM investiga-tors at the World ConferenceUll 8111ukmg or health InNew Orlean hows thatsince 1997 the proportIOn ofstudents reportmg frequentexposure to antl-smokmgads has Increased conslder-~blJ Iu t1nA dJC lUU1JOTuuncredltmg the ads With actu-ally helpmg to mfluencethem not to smoke hasIncreased substantially aswell

Smce 1995 there has beensome mcrease at all gradelevels m the proportIOns ofstudents sa)lng that pack-a-day smokers run a greatrisk of harmmg them-selves (phjrsJcaHy UJ Jamp uLLerways) although thiS beliefdid not mcrease any furtherIn lOOl (Thl MODltonng theFuture study has shown per-ceived harm to be an Impor-tant deterrent to young peo-ples use of a number of Ilhc-It drugs)

While many adultsbeheve that young peopleunderstand the dangers ofsmokmg our data suggestthat a lot of tettllgt stIli donot particularly the youngerteens Johnston saId Forexample Some 43 percent oftodays 8th graders stili donot thmk there is a greatnsk associated With pack-a-day smokmg

In addition there hasbeen some Increase smce1996 (1997 for 12th graders)In students personal dIsap-proval of smokmg

These findmgs suggestthat It IS not Just pnce thatIS actmg as a deterrent toclgarltte use JohnstonsaId There have been someunderlymg changes mImportant beliefs and atti-tudes as well These are the

to management about futureplans for the faclhty lnclud-Il~g new equipment diS-counts mcentlves and pro-grams

If you really enj)y a goodhealth club It can becomeyour home away from homeThe people you meet and thegood feehngs of accomphsh-ments and results can beworth It If you find the rightone Ask all the nght questwns and research the localfaclhtles to find the perfectmatch for you

Kellv rrdfrn B S C S CS lS a p~rsonal tramer and the owner of PowerBreak FUness If you have afitness or tramlng questIOne-matl Kelly atletters kfwShearstsc com orwnte her m care of KmgFeatures Weekly SerVicePO Box 536475 OrlandoFL 32853-6475

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shown Important dechnes III2001 bpeclfically I

ThIS year about one Inevery 18 8th-graders (5 1percent) IS a current dallysmoker one of every eight10th graders (122 percent)and about one In every five12th graders (19 percent)These dallr smo~lng rate~are down proportIOnallyfrom ther peak levels In1996 (1997 III the case of the12th graders) by about one-half one-third and one11 ltlrtn1j nt~~t~u~~) Thrare down proportlOnally Justfrom last years levels by 26percent 13 percent and 8percent respectively

These important dechnesm teen smokmg did not Justhappen by chanceJohnston said A lot of mdl-vlduals and organizatIOnshave been making concertedefforts to bnng down theunaccectlblv hgh rates ofsmokmg am~ng ~ur youth ~

Amon~ the efforts henotes are a number thatemerged from the tobaccosettlement between thestates and the tobacco com-panies

The Joe Camel advertIS-Ing campaign was endedbillboard adYertlBlng of ciga-rettes was ehmmated andantlsmoklng advertlsmgcampaigns werp Inltated bythe newly formed AmencanLegacy FoundatIOn that wasfunder under the settle-ment Johnston saidFurther a number of stateslaunched their own antl-smokmg ad campaignsullIe aiso raIsed theIr excisetaxes on cigarettes and theIndustry raised prices morder to cover their costsfrom the settlement On topof all of thIS the mdustryreceived a great deal of neg-ative pubhclty dunng themld- to late-1990s as theIrpast practices were exposeddunng the htigatlOn processWIth the states and m thefederal regulatory debates

Abullrnelcan Councll onExerCise (ACE) and TheNatlOoal Strength andCondltlOmng ASSOCiatIon(NSCA) There are othersthat Just requIre a weekendcourse Find out how manyyears the person has beentralnmg and whether theyhave a degree m the field

The third Issue IS conve-mence You want to be surethe faclhty IS easy to get tofrom your home or Job If Ittakes you too long to getthere or It IS out of your wayyou may be wastmg yourmoney

FInally check the avad-ablhty of classes and equip-ment VISit the faCIlIty at theapprOXImate time you planto exercise so you can seeow busy thmgs are Youdont want your one-hourworkout to ake two hours tocomplete because yourewaltmg on machmesl Talk

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Daniel Elskens MD a Bon Secours Cottage neurosurgeon explainS the mostcommon reasons for low back pain In young and middle-aged adults such assports InJunes or lumbar strain He also discusses current treatment methods thatInclude minimallY invasive procedures and dlscectomles (removal of the damageddiSC from between the spine bones) The lecture IS directed at men and womenbehleen the ages of S 21d soA Questlon-and-answer session IS Included and refreshments are servedRtst1Il11()n~ Irt rlQUlred

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Included high school seniorsSinCE 1975 and natIOnallyrepresentative samples of8th and 10th graders since1991 QuestIOnnaires areadministered to students Intheir c1asbroomb by ISR staflmembem each sprmg

Current smokmg (definedac S10klng- one or ffi0rc Cig-arettes dunng the past 30days) had been decllmngsteadily blnCe the reLentpeak levels reached m 1996among 8th and lOthgraders and m 1lt1lt17~TTHO

12th graders Between 1996and 2001 current smokmgamong 8th graders fell from21 percent to 12 percentand among lOth gradersfrom 30 percent to 21 per-cent

Among 12th graders cur-rent smokmg fell from 37percent m 1997 to 30 per-cent In 2001 - a proportion-al decline of about two-tenthb Thus the youngerage groups have shown thegreatest Improvement so farThe drop In current smokmgthat occurred Just thiS year- of 2 5 percentage POintsm 8th grade and 2 6 percent-age POints In 10th grade -are highly statistically slg-mficant while the Z percent-age-pomt dechne In 12thgrade fell Just short of bemgsjgIhficai1t

Prior to the peak teensmokmg rates reached Inthe mld-1990s currentsmokmg among 8th and10th graders had been nsmgrapIdly With about a 50 per-cent mcrease ocrurringbetvccn 1991 and 19SGSmoklllg had been nsmgamong 12th graders as wellthough not by as large a pro-portlOn

The rates of dally currentsmokmg m the three gradelevels (defined as havmg oneor more cigarettes per dayover the past 30 days) havehnwtl parallel trends tothose for any current smok-mg and hkewlse have

slOn on thp tRrihn eqmp-ment You might want to askwho cpans the equipmentSamtary facilities careabout thelr members

Second check the quahfi-catIOns of the staff You wantto be bure ~haL the peoplewho are showmg you how toexercise know what they aredomg Ask to talk directly tothem and ask questIOns Letthem know If you plan to usea personal tramer whatyour health history IS andwhat your goals are fortrammg The more thoroughyou can explam your previ-ous expenences the easier ItWIll be for the trainer to fig-ure out what w111work foryou

Some highly recogmzedcertificatIOns for perconaltramers are from TheAmencan College of SportsMedlcme (ACSM) The

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Teen smoking declines sharply in 2001In a year In which good

news seems hard to come bythere IS some good newsfrom the health frontCigarette smoking the leadIng cause of preventabledeath and disease In thiscountry IS falling harplyamong American teenagers

The latest natIOnal surveyIn the ~MoOltorJng theFuture~ smes conducted bythe Umverslty of MichiganInstitute for Social Research(lSR) shoy s that teen smok-mg IS rapidly dechnmg

t)WlOO on natIOnally repre-sentative surveys of some44000 students In grades 810 and 12 18k research SCIentlsts have found that ado-lescent smokmg IS dechmngat a vigorous pace ThiS con-trasts to the dramaticincrease In teen smokingobserved In the early 199Ossays study director Lloyd DJohnston

Because the ~~n yearsare cntlcal In the mitiatlOnof HIIMIy aU hfetlme smok-mg habits what happensdunng that developmentalpenod IS vital to the eventu-al health and longeVity ofeach generatIOn JohnstonSald Thats what made thesharp Increase In the early1990s so wornsome and It ISalso what makes thiS

During thisholiday season be a

responsible party hostSee that your guests

have a good timeand arrive

home safdy-First A Friend

Then A Host-~bull

Shop around-fot the best health club

dechne hich began In thelattpr half of the 1990s soenCUUlil~mg

The 2001 Momtonng theFuture survey Included stu-dents m 424 publH and pn-vate secondary schoolsthroughout the cotermmousUmted Statpl Tnhls~on andfellow social psychologistsJerald G Bachman andPatnck M OMalley havebeen conducting the studysince 1975 With supportprovIded by the NationalInstitute on Drug Abuse oneof the NatIOnal Institutes ofHealth m the U SDepartment of Health andHuman ServIces

The annual surveys have

By Kelly Griffin BSCSCS

With the New Year youmay find yourself resolvmgto lose the same 10 or 15pounds you swore to workoff last year Couldnt do It

fon your own Perhaps ItStime to conSider JOlnmg agym or health club

There are plenty of bene-fits In JOining a fitness faCil-Ity You get a vanety ofequIpment and classes tochoose trom Meetmg peopleIS easy You can get helpstartmg a routme from anattendant or trameI If youare looking to Jom a fitnessfaclhty for the first time orwould hke to shop aroundfor a better one than the oneyou currently attend hereare some tips for finding thebest one for the money

First and foremost makesure the eqUipment IS keptm good workmg condItIOnIn any facthty aflty shouldbe first Check for rustedcableb or weight plates duston the machines and corro-

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68 Entertainment January 32002Grosse Pointe News

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way between the WhIteHouse and the CapItol or onthe Memonals webSite atwww lonpsallor org

For more mformatlOn orto enroll contact the founda-tiOn at U S Navy McmonalFoundatiOn AttentwnNavy Log 701 PennsylvamaAve NW SUlte 123Washington D C 20004-2608 or call (800) 821-8892extenslOn 730

AAA lgtuggests learmngmore about the benefits ofpurchasing tnp msurancefrom a quahfied travel pro-feSSIOnal such as a AMtravd llgent Travel msur-ance b your safety netshould the unexpected ansebut 1 IS up to you - thetraveler - to determine If ItISnght for you

erage for your overseas tnpMany Umted States healthplans do not cover you out-SIdeofAmenca

A-A_A advles treveerc tndo theIr homework beforepurchasmg tnp insuranceAAAadVlses

bull Dont buy a pohcy fromthe wholesale tour operatorcoordmating your trip Ifthat company defaults thepolicy may be worthless

bull Dont buy tnp insurancefrom a crUlse hne TheIrpolICiescan carry less cover-age and Lhlirbenefits maystop between 24 and 72hours before you depart Inaddition crUise hnes areunder no obhgabon to pas-sengers who do not purchasetheir air package

bull Request the full lUsur-anlp cnntract so you WIknow everything that thepohcy does (and does not)cover

Presldent Bush willthauk YOu AlanGreenspan Mil thankyou Most of all youraccountant MIl thankyou

servce mformatlon and pho-tographs of more than aquarter of a milhon ~rvlcepersonnel

All enrollments form apart of Amencas endunngnaval hentage a permanentand pubhcly access1bleVideoregIster avaIlable forrevlewmg at the NavalHcntage Center nClrt to theNavy MemOrIal onPennsylvama Avenue mld-

The current U SMaster Tax GUIdeandback copIes are In busi-ness reference as wenThese dont arrive unulFebruary but unlessyoure dying to do yourtaxes before the formsbecome aVallable they

stances such as illnessdeath or vendor bankruptcyTnp cancellatwn or mter-ruptwn msurance averages$5 or $6 ~ lnn of tripcosts

AAA Travel offers tsMchlgan customers aTravel Related InsurancePohcy (TRIP) whIch pro-Vdes comprehenSIVe coverages for alr travel baggagetrip cancellation or mterrup-tion and personal protectIOn

Dckcns recommendschetkmg your eXlstmglosurante Jolnlelgt to Mlewhat IS covered while youand your famdy are away

bull Check Mth your autoinsurance company befOrerentmg a car to find out Ifyou are covered In the eventof an aCCIdentYoumay needInsurance through a CArrental company and anmternatlonal drlvmg per-mt

bull Fmd out If your home-owners pohcy covers lostluggage f you have anumbrella pohcy lost luggagemay already be covered butwould be subject to thedeductIble Baggage nSui-ance through TRIP wouldcover thIS deductible

bull Check WIth your med-cal msuranctl providerbefore purchasmg extra cov-

For those who go deeplymt)thlS morass the bUSI-ness reference coll~tlonholds up-to-date printmatenals

The two-vOlumeInternal Revenue Codecovers the law We havethe current code and pastcodes going back to 1990The code covers tax lawand we dont get new eltl-bong ulatil aab~1the Apnl15 deadlme 80 you willneed to check more cur-rent sources

C8iebrote The Great Lakes

MCHGAN

Grosse Pointe public libraryis ready for a taxing situation

http Ilwwwtreas state ml Will bl mg yOU up to dateus They still have only B~t most of us use mOreyear 2000 forms SQ youll straightforward sourcesJust have to watt untIl The most popul~ pertheyre good and ready to sonal tax gude 18 J K

th t Lassers Your Incomegive em au W k th tDetrmt 2001 Income tax Tax e eep e mos

recent cnes on hand bothbusmess reference andclTCulatmg so you cancheck tt out of the libraryfor a couple of weeksYoull want the 2002 edl-bon to cover your 2001taxes

The Ernst and Younglax ~aver s rwae comeshighly recommended formdlVduals domg theirown taxes Park andWoods branch hbranesboth have the 2002 edl-tlon covering the 2001tax year

Before we have all theforms are ready to go at forms we put out gIvehttp IIwww Cldetroitml us away copes of

Pubhcatlon 17 of theIRS This is the govern-ments own overall gwaefor getting you throughtlus When we run outthey dont send us moreIf you really want to usethis Its the one publica-tion you have coplck upearly

Magszmes and newspa-pers Wlll have artlCles ontaxes from now untilApnl

Theres a loLof mforma-bon out there brave soul

On the other hand youcould come to the aid ofthe economy by htnng anaccountant

Youll find state ofM1clugan tax fonns at

You neednt worry aboutthat Eventually every-thmg wdl be onlme Youcan go m through thebookmark on our homepage which should takeyou straight to the 2001forms and mstrucbons

If you prefer you cantype 1( thp wph addressand then follow dIrectlonsor icons to get to formsand mstructlons Thefederal tax site ishttp IIwwwrsgov Most ofthe federal forms areupdated but check theeaJ Some still are 2000Some are 2002

ByHnGr~ryG P PublIC Library

Domg taxes IS almostas much fun as brulhmga eats teeth

Even so while the restof the world was celebrat-109 the holIdays a few ofyou came to the hbrary tofind out when well putthe tax stuff out

Have no fear Itsalready arTlvmg At WrIt109we have more than70 cartons of the baneT)~ t 01 n riPAn th ~~J _ ~ oJ

many more WIllbe m andwe win have the tax formexhlb1ts out WIth formsfree for the talong

Many forms straggle mthrough January Somenever arnve at all Thefederal forms arrIve firstsporadically The stateforms almost never gethert until the end ofJanuary DetroIt formsamve even later If theyare sent at all

Old you seTYeThe UmtedStates Nvy MemonalFoundatlOn m WashingtonDC has estabhshed theNavy Log m an effort tohonor all naval veteranswho have served our coun-try

The Navy Log IncludesNavy Manne Corps CoastGuard and MerchantManners The Navy Log hasthus far collected the names

Now more than ever tnpInsurance ISproVldmg peaceof mmd tv Amencans whoare eXeTCSmgtheIr freedom- _ _ D_~ _ ~_

_ laV~l lIIgt _I only about 8 to 10 percent oftravelers purchased msur-ance accordmg to TravelGuard InternatIOnal ofStevens Pomt WIS thecountrys largest travelinsurer Now between 33and 50 percent are bUYingtravel msurance

ThlS is a good Sign thattravelers are takmg a en-ous mterest m protectingtheir vacation mvestmentsllld Larry Dickens chrectorof vendor relations for AMTravel Agency We wantpeople to mamtam theirnormal travel habIts andtrip insurance prOVIdes anextra level of securitv

Accordmg to D1ckens Ifyour Journey mcludes acruse a package tour or acondo or VUa- whIch oftenreqUIres payment In fullbefore you leave - tripmsurance can be qUite use-ful The same IS true If youshould requue medIcalattentwn whlle overseas

The relatively small addi-tIOnal purchase car savethousands of dollars f thetraveler IS forced to canceldue to unforeseen crcum-

Washington memorial honors veterans

TRIP insurance offerspeace of tnind for travelers

Dlclunson saldIt cost $1368 to pnnt the

ongmal verswn The reVeion would add $560

Woods deputy comptrollerRobert Kraft told commis-SIon members he would seekpnce quotes from mulbplepnnters

Smce the booklet IS forthe reSIdents of GrossePomte Woods and that anaverage of 50 booklets IS ds-tnbuted by the city clerk tonew resdents each monthKraft agreed addItIOnalfundlng could be obtamedfrom the citys operatingbudget to support the cost ofnMntlnlJ ~n PYnltnllPCl Pelt-tlOn a~cordingto tree com-mlSsion documents

We dont have the fundsIn tlns years budget to addthe four pages but wereproceedmg to develop tha~Dickinson sad We hope mthe next fi1cal year wellinclude that in our budget

Tasty broccoh amp garhcIS a perfect SIde dsh wthbeef poultry or seafoodSteam the broccoh aheadto save time Double therecipe for larger groups

My brotherm-law CarlHankla helped me pre-_ +l- Irl ~ 41~ n 1 u - -

ful broccoh We served Itwth beef tenderlolIl andmashed potatoes (pre-pared by my other brother-In-law Dan Caton) Themeal was e~oyed by myentlr~ famly

Together we had tun lI1

the kltchen Eatinghealthy doesnt have to bebonng Special thanks toCall for being my righthand tn the Iotchen dur-mg the hohdays yourethe best

200 PM THE LEGAL INSIDERChIstopher Cavanagh Hosts local attome)s DaVid Draper and DouglolSDempse) tae an illS Ide Jccl at current legal ISSueS(Repealed M-Sun 400 AM MlWfSun 6 00 PM)

230 PM POINTERS WITH PROSTGuesl AJra PollacA IvtChgQJI Em rounema CounetlHost John Prosllllier-Iels local celebnlles aboullirneI) 10JllCS (Repeated M-Sun 40 AM MIWIFSun700 PM)

300 PM TH11iGS TO DO AT THE WARMEMORIALGueSIS Jobl1 Case) amp MIchelle BomlaTloBunn) Brooks host an IIlformalle 100 al whal sha~llInl al the War Memonal (Repeated M Sun) OOAM MWiIiun 8 00 PMgt

330 PM POINTES Of HORTICUITUREGuesl Joe S Floer ArI(llglI Parr IHost honleultuml Jim Farquhar hares lips gles61(1Ice and Inlen IC S lOCJ1 dULhOIIIIl VII grdcOIng(Repeated 1 gtun ~OAM MWII Sun 6 10 PvI)

400 PM YOUNG VIEW POTNTF-Sl pbeal )oulh sho featunng students reJXgtnmg00 a anel) of educallonal loples (Repealed M iun 600AM 1 Ifi un 810 PM)

4)0 PM HTERCOI_OR WOR~JlOPRenowned local artist (arol LaChlUsa demonlralealereolor lechnlques SImple enough for begmnerltHI challengmg 10 the epenenced artist (RepealedM-Sun 610 -M 1IWflltun 9 ()()PM)

500 PM VITALITYPLtA half hour of hod) Il1mng and epklci bolngexercIe cia 1WIF-iiun tepleklxllIlgTffhiat Tone IRepeated M iun 7 00 AM)

530 PM fLSICAtiTORY11MtJAMBOREEHosls 11 GlOria from the Central Llonmand MI~ Paula lhe Mem 1u~ Maer ofter a Ihalf hour of tones dnu mule lor children(T rrh~1 0 PM onl) )

BOllshallow water m asteamer pot add the broccob and cover Steam for 3to 4 mmutes (It Mil stillbe bnght green) drainand set aSIde Heat the 011in a large nonbtlck slolletAdd the garhc oreganoand broccoh and sauteuntIl the garlic becomesgolden about 4 to 5 mm-utes

A LA ANNIE

By Annie RouleauSCheriff

(from ajar)14 teaspoon crushed

red pepper flakes(optional)

Every new resldent getsa copy of thIS book

Is a beautiful bookDickmson sllld It was theTree Commisswns contnbu-bon to the Ctys 50thanmversary along Mth theHlstoncal CommIssionschronology of the Woods

The proposed four-pageexpanSlOn wlll have room foraddltional hlstoncal mfor-mation

We have plans tomcrease the content of thebook mcluding a map thatMil show all the varieties oftrees on the walkin~ path atLake Front Park said AllenDlckmson the Woods citycouncIl represent8tlve to thetree commisson

Commumty Tree Bookletpublished by the GrossePomte Woods TreeCommlSSlont WIll includemajor changes accordmgto commlssion members

GROSSE POINTE WAR MEMORIALS

TV5TELEVISION FOR THEWHOLE COMMUNITY

Holidays are over its time to getback to healthy eating

Add the roaeted pepperand crushed red pepperand toss for an add1tonal2 to 3 mmutes SeasonwIth salt and pepper IfdeSIred Serve hot

910AM InUIT PUISA half hour deroblc ccrclse class (Repeated M-SunII 00 PM)

938 AM POSITIVELY lOSlTIVEFTOIIA LtOld IVrllIhl HauseHosts JeaOle kNell and Lit AIen bull an upllftmg half-hour of JX1li lItltudc and Ideas (Repealed M-sunII 0 P1 MVr gtun 9 0 PM)

10ooA1 WHOS ll THE KITCHEllGllel Ptrld PerHost Chue Kaess eools With local eclebntles(Repelcd 1 un IHJnghl TThS 1( 0 PM)

1038 M ISIIgt ARTArt amp Poem(Repclted 1n 12 gtOAM 1Wif-Sun5 gt0 PM)

1100 A OlT OF THE ORDINARY bullbullINTO TIfJ- EXTRAORDI1oIARYGuesl jail SII ImagerHolaquol ROOcrtTa Ir prcoent an etraordmal) half-hour01 poopk p1ac~ nd Icka (Repealed M Sun 00AvI 1 n h ial 9-00 P1)

1130 11 THF ~OCSHOWCelller fOI Peace amp tOIlfcl Sludies WSUHot rrJIl ehonLnhltrg and her gues dl~U toptcalld e Ill 01 panleuldr Inlerest to en lOT ~IIIZtn(Reptaled M un 1 ~()AM TffhSal ( 00 PM)

U69 pf 11IF ECONOMIC CLUB OfDETROITHIS Fmlllltnct Adam Cardma MGldaFeature nllIonall no n guet speaKe dl~eulIlgcurren I 11 n Ihe bulnts communi I) IRepealedM-Sun 2 00 A 1 1 Th al 7 IXl PMgt

110 PM THt EASTSIDE EAMIJilERRonald 1 f)gtIIafd HOllie

HOit Jlliia ~m and UCI highlight upeomlllg localnon proII [lllt111 elLnl (Reneated 1 iun ~ OOAM1IWI un 7 ~O11)

130P1 (0 ERSTIO~ WITHCOI I EltTORBcaln POlleH~L lU UI HdlV f~lluSCS ll1i k)CJ ntc ng clI cI rRl peatcd vi 110 0 AM Tffhlial ROO111

Broccoli amp Garlic1 pound broccoli flo-

rets (the tops of thetrees)

2 teaspoons olive oilS garlic cloves

minced14 teaspoon dried

oregano14 cup thinly sliced

roasted red pepper

Its time to pItch theChristmas cookles thenuts the pies and cakesand other sweet holidaydehght that youvetucked around thelutchen

Its tlntl to get healthyStart the new year

nght by treatmg yourbody to the fresh fruitsand vegetables that areavaIlable year round

ThIS weeks feature IS aIiT l ~1o hrgt +-1) 0 ~11 tJ 1 -

broccoli that S SImple toprepare and puts a littleZIpmto the popular greenvegetable

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DAYTIME PROGAAMVIING FOR THE WEEK OF JANUARY 06 - JANUARY 13

Woods tree booklet is branching outBy EsradLindbergStaff Wnter

A local group of treefdncJ~r 1S lvukifl~ for aprmter to manufacture1000 addItlonal copIes of agulde to area trees I

A new edItIon of the

1+1Martini lounge

amp Wine BarUve Music Friday lk saturdaY

January 3 2002Grosse Pointe New8 Metro calendar 76

Periodontal disease may lead to seriousmedical conditions but it is treatable

For addItional Informa-tIOn on penodontal dIseaseVISIt www arestm com orcall (866) 2737864

Interestingly In a recentsurvey of 1000 Amencansover half rated regular den-tal VISItsand teeth cleanmgshIgher than gettmg regullt1cholesterol checks Howeverfar fewer request a dentalscreemng that could predIcttheIr chances of contractingpenodontal disease

nate the remaming bactenathat cant be reached dunngthe SRP procedure ArestmIS a fast and easy treatmentthat IS Omfortable forpatients anesthesia IS notneeded

ExhUttIona ShowAt the DIA

From the old masters tothe finest m modern art dIS-cover the gallerIes and exhI-bItIOns of the DetrOItInstItute of Arts The play-tmngs of the baby boomergeneratIOn are the focus ofphotographer DaVIdLevmthals VIVidexhIbItionSmall Wonder Worlds In aBox runnmg throughSunday Feb ~ The eventsof late 16th and 17lh centu-ry England and the beautyof nature are reflected m theexhIbItion Garden Imageryin English EmbrOIdery openthrough Sunday March 10Amencas oldest culturaltralhtlOnb are celebrared mthe exhIbItion Dance of theForest Spmts A Set ofNative American Masksthrough May 2002 Museumhours are Wednesdaythrough Fnday from 11 amto 4 pm and Saturday andSunday from 11 a m to 5p m Recommended admisSlon IS $4 for adults and $1for chIldren and studentsCall (313) 833-7963

On go nDSO notes

The DetrOlt SymphonyOrchestras DetrOlt EdlsonFoundabon Pops returns toOrchestra Hall 3711Woodward m DetrOitThursday Jan 10 throughSunday Jan 13 for StarsStllpes and Pops with trumpeter Marcus BelgravePerformances are scheduledfDr Thursday at 8 pmFriday and Saturday at 8 30P m and Sunday at 3 p m

T1ckets range from $19 to$75 Call (313) 576-5100

weekly workouts are $78 fortwo sessions $106 for threesessIOns or $124 for four ses-sIOns RegIster today forJanuary classes mcludmgGolf Tae Kwon Do KarateYoga TennIS GUItar AdultConversational GreekSmart Women FinIsh FIrstand Watercolors MacombCounty Commumty Collegeoffers a WIdevanety of waysto expand your honzons attheir AssumptIOn CulturalCenter campus To regIsterfor MCC programs call(586) 4984000PreregIstratIOn IS reqUIredfor most AssumptIOn cours-es Call (586) 779-6111

DO YOU bullbullbullwant to be in the metro calendar

Then fill out ttns form send 111096llterctleval Grosse PootErFarms 48236 or fax to (313) 882-1585 by 3 P m Fnday

EventDateTimePlaceCostQuestions CallContact Person

Recently dentISts andhygJemsts have begunaddmg the antIbIOticArestm a locally admmls-tered antibiotIc to help fightpenodontal dIsease to theSRP procedure The antlblotic ISapphed dIrectly to themfected area helpmg ehml-

serious health condItionsBecause penodontal dIS-

ease is a chrome bactenalmfectlOn It can be treatedWIth an antibIOtic TypIcaltreatment for penodontaldisease mcludes scaling androot planing also known asSRP This non-surgIcal procedure Involves deep clean-mg above and below thegum hne to remove plaquethat has bUIlt up

Parents who SIgn up for aKalo class can take advan-tage of free KIddIeKalolBaby Sitting Mondaythrough Thursday from 9 30to 10 a m Nonreglsteredparents pay $1 for fuddleKalo The 17-statlOnNauttlus weIght traInIngroom IS open Mondaythrough Thursday from B to1030 a m and 6 to 830 p mand Fnday from 8 to 1030a m The fee IS $50 for twodays per week $70 for threedays per week or $4 fordrop-m users KaloExerciseJNautilus combo

Ford Houseexperiences

Expenence the grandeurof one of AmencasCastles at the Edsel ampEleanor Ford Houlgte llUULakeshore m Grosse PomteShores Tours WIllbe offeredon the hour Tuesdampythrnugh Sunday from noonto 4 pm Monday Jan 7through Sunday March 31The Ford House Will beclosed Monday Jan 21through Monday Feb 4 TheTea Room will be closeduntil Sunday March 31Tonrllt re ~n for nnlh ~ifor semors -and $4-f~~--~~I~dren Grounds admISSIon IS$5 Annual Passes are avaIl-able for $18 Call (313) 884-4222

Assumption offeringsA full schedule of classes

and events aWalt you at TheAssumptIOn CulturalCenter Reach a npw tab- ofwell-being and cardlOvascular fitness by slgnmg up forKalosomatlcs exercIse pro-grams which combme aero-bICSWIth walking runningstretchmg elements of yogaand k1ckboxmg The WinterSession will run throughSaturday March 2 Fees are$52 tor two-day seSSIOns$74 for three-day sessIOnsand $94 for four-day ses-sions There IS a 25 ilis-count for semors

1~~SehnskyGreen FarmhouseMuseum located dIrectlybehmd the St ClaIr ShoresPubhc LIbrary LIsted In theMIchIgan State RegIster ofHlstonc Sites thIS farm-house IS owned by the CItyof St ClaIr Shores dnd oper-ated by the St Clair ShoresHlstoncal CommISSIOn Thehouse IS open for toursWednesday and Saturdayfrom 1 to 4 pm Call (586)771-9020

If left untreated gIngIVltlScan progress to penodontltlswhen the plaque spreadsbelow the gum lIne Toxmsm the bactena can destroythe bone and gum that surround the teeth creatmgpockets for bactena to accumulate As the pocketsbecome deEpermOrEroom screated for bactena to growEventually these bactenaenter the blood streampotentially leadIng to morc

In the early stage of pen-odontal dIsease the gumscan become red swollen andbleed eaSily At thIS stagethe dIsease IS reverSIble andcan be ehmmated throughroutme dental cleanmgs anddaily brushing and flossmg

Gum dIsease IS a senouschroDlc bactensl mfectlonthat attacks and destroysthe gums and bones thathold your teeth in place ThemfectlOn occurs when dentalplaque a sticky sometimescolorless film accumulateson the surfaces of the teeth

tal infections - and othermore serious diseases Thispotentlal connectionbetween gum disease andserious condItions such asheart ilisease diabetes andlow bIrth rate babIes ISsoberin~ news

Farmhouse museumStep back into the daJly

hfe of a mid19th centuryfarm famIly livmg m EnnTownshiP now St ClairShores WIth a tour of the

Educationalopportunities

Take advantage of educa-tional opportunities WIthLIfelong Learning classes atSt Peter the ApostleElementary School 19800AnIta In Harper WoodsFashIOn your own greetmgswith a Card Makmg classMondays Jan 14 throughFeb 4 from noon to 2 p mThe fee IS $75 Shape upWIth ExerCise Classes formature adults Tuesdaysand Thursdays Jan 15through May 30 from 9 15to 10 15 a m or 10 30 to11 30 a m The fees are $90for ~woUllYII ~r w~eK$45for one day per week or $3for walk-ms Harper Woodslibranan Suzanne Kent WIlllead a free Book ReviewWednesday Jan 16 from 1to 2 pm m St PetersPansh House Those whohave completed theBeginner Computer coursecan partake In anIntroductIOn to WordMondavs Jan 14 throu2hFeb 4 from 9 to 11 a m Thefee IS$70 Computer classesfor Begmners will be offeredWednesdays Jan 16through Feb 6 from 1130am to 2 p m or ThursdaysJan 17 through Feb 7 from9 to 11 30 a m The fee IS$90 SIgn up for anIntemetlE-Mail CourseWednesdays Jan 16~hrough Jan 30 from 9 to11 a m The fee IS $75PreregIstratIOn ISrequestedCall (586) 493-0917

Pointes pastExperience Grosse

Pointes past WIth a freegwded tour of the GrossePomte Hlstoncal o~letysProvencal-Weir House c1823 376 Kercheval mGrosse POinte FarmsSaturday Jan 12 from 1 to4 p m Guests can learnabout 19th Century hfe inGrosse Pomte vIew anexhIbIt of hlstonc pho-tographs and Visit the newlyrenovated Log Cabin c1840 on the property Innddibon they can purchaseVIdeos featurmg GrossePomte h1S1)ryand relatedpubhcations and productsCall (313) 884-7010

Call (313) 833-4249

TTnfnrhmatelv less thanone-fifth of those WIth thecondItion seek treatmEntThe firstever SurgeonGenerals Report on OralHealth In Amenca suggeststhat there are strong assocI-atIOns between oral mfec-tlOns - pnmanly penodon-

At present nearly 75 per-cent of people over age 35have some stage of gum dIS-ease accordmg to theAmerIcan DentalHYgIeniStsAsSOCIation

Even though It IS the sec-ond most prevalent dIseasem the Unlted States -affectmg nearly one out ofevery four Amencans -many people are unawarethat penodontal dIsease andgum disease are dIfferentnames for the same condI-tIOn

Oral health problems currently cause employed adultsto lose more than 164 million hours of work every year

(NAPS) - Healthy gumsare the key to better healthfor everyone however 50mI1hon Amencans currentlysuffer from gum dIsease(penodontal dIsease) Leftuntreated gum ilisease mayserve as a gateway to manyother medIcal condItionsThe good newS IS that whenit is caught early periodon-tal dIsease IS reversibleAnd new there are moreways than ever to treat it

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By Sharon Malersac Executlve Director

As thl ne vear beg1l1b many homebound senIOrsare stIllleehng the aftereffects of Sept 11 2001

Some people whoexpenence these lymp-

toms may develop PTSD and as many as one out of13 Americans will get PTSD at some pomt durmgtheir 11es Of those who do the good news IS that mmany caes PTSD can be treated successfully

E1a1ne MOIlto ofGroNe PolDte Parkand Suaan Lauppe ofGrosH Pointe Farmsare shown above atthe left belping ft1lthe baekete

sac deliversThe Interfaith Volunteer careetven a pro-

gram of Services for Older Citizens (sac)brought together tbe cburcbes bullbull cboo~ andRotary Club of Grosse Pointe to provide achance for young and older people to reacbout to seniors in the community

On Dec 19 thegroUpB joined to cre-ate more tban 220Christma cards and11ft baskets to be~~~~dtl fdurlDg tbe bondHundreds of peopledonated bsketbandmade carda andIJIfts

_Driving safely while aging gracefully

Because televlSlOnbrmgs the world to ourIvmg rooms tlus con-lt1ltlOncan occur lorpeople who never expe-nenced the traumabut wltnebsed Itthrough the media Theacute stress of a trau-matIc event causeschemical reactlOl1s 111

the bram as well asphYSIcal symptoms

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SOC OItionsTrauma of Sept 11can lead to PTSD

With 24 hour neWb coverage reexpenencmg thetrauma IS ab eay asturnmg on 0Ur televllOn Traumatic eventscan lead to a conditIOnknown as posttraumat-ICtress disorder orPTSD

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youre on these medicatiOnsor need to use devices suchas glucose or blood pressuremom tors If you see a doctorwhl1e youre away be sure toget a Similar confirmatIOnletter for your return flightto cover any new prescnp-tlons

3 Take extra supplies ofeverythmg 11 case yourflight IS delayed

4 Use onglnal contamersWith ongInal labels showmgthe names of the doctors andpharmaCIsts and the pre-scnbed dosage

5 Never put your medICa-tIOns Into checked luggageBaggt can be lost Also thecompartment can be too coldor too hot and rum theireffect venes~

For more mformatlOncheck WIth your alrlme ortravel agent

For more mformatlOo ontraffic s~fety for b1der ulefsVISit the NHTSA webSIte atwww nhtsa dot govpeopleinlurvolddnvelmdex html orWrite to the NatIOnalHighway Traffic SafetyAdmInIstratIOn 400Sventh St SWWashLngton DC 20590 Youcan also fax your request to(WJ)366-7721

about your dnvmg ablhtlestalk With your doctor He orshe can evaluate the sldeeffects of the medicationsyou may be talung ConSidertaking a mature driver classthrough AAA AARP or alocal dnving school Letlnabout transportation options111 the commumty and con-Sider trymg them out

While everyone wants tokeep driV1ng for as IOlg aspossible no one wants to bea threat to themselves or toothers because they are nolonger able to dnve safelySelf-awareness is the keyWith smart self-manage-ment you ran retain thepersonal mobihty thatcomes With dnvlng whIlelImiting the nsks to yourselfund to others

Depression Treat It Defeat It

The followmg are tips thatcan help you while travel-Lng

1 Get at least two copiesof all your prescnptlOnb oneto keep WIth you and one tomclude m checked baggagem case you need fmergencyrefills

2 Get letter from )ourdoctor) confirmmg that

rymg aboard a number ofobjects meludmg LnsuhnsyrngES and any containeror VIal that could hold apotennally dangerous sub-sance

The alrhne also tned toconfiscate a bottle holdingher hIgh blood pressuremedlCme (She had trans-ferred the pills from a bottleWIth a chl1d proof cap toone that was easier to open )It was only after shE bUg-gested lettmg the flightattendants hold her medicalsupphes that thp airlineagreed to call her doctor toconfirm her me~hcal statusand her need to have theseItems close at hand

If you do onslder plan-mng a route that you arefamIliar WIth and try todnve durmg the day (aVOIdrush hour) Keep a safe diS-tance between you and thecar ahead of you and try tomake left turns where greenarrows provide protectedturns Scan the road contm-uously to antiCIpate futureproblems and plan youractIOns

Scmetunes other 1JU1J1are the best Judges of yourdnvlng ability If someonehas expressed concerns

miSSIon power steenng andbrakes and other speCIalequlpmcnt can make it eaSler for you to steer your vehi-cle and operate the foot ped-als

8 Dnvmg reqmres dlld-mg your attentlon betweenmore than one SituatIOn at atime Do you feel over-whelmed by traffic stgIls andpedestrian and vehicle traffic Do you take medicationsthat make you drowsy or doyou expErlence dlzzmessseIzures or losses of con-sCIOusness Do you reactslowly to normal dnV1ng Sit-uations

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betic fnend had a problemlast month bring-lOg hermedicatIOns wlth her on afhght to attend her sonsweddmg In Utah She hadno Idea when she got to theaJrport that the new securi-ty regulatIOns put m placeafter Sept 11 ruled cut car

pavement mltllungs othervehicles and pedestnans -~~tlaUy t dawn dusk vrat mght Does the glare ofoncommg headlights causeyou discomfort

If you have expenencedany of these symptoms ofdechnmg VISIon alwayswear your glasses and keepyour prescnptlOn currentKeep your wmdshield mir-rors and headhghts cleanand your headhghts aimedcorrectly If youre 60 orolder see an eye doctorevery year

2 Diminished strengthcoordinatIOn and fleXIbilitycan Impact your ability tosafely control your vehicleDo you have trouble lookmgover your shoulder tochange lanes mOV1ng yourfoot from the gas to thebrake pedal or turmng thesteermg wheel Do you feelpam In your knees legs orankles when gomg up ordown staJrs

If j-ouve experienced alyof these symptoms talk WIthyour doctor about phySIcaltherapy or medIcatIOnandOr tTftchmg exercisesand a walkmg or fitness pro-gram An automatic trans-

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help you determme whetherphySIcal changes are affect-mg your dnvmg skIll andIf so how to cope WJth themso you remain a safe driverfor as long as you can

1 Good VISion IS essenbalfor good dnv1I1g health Doyou lampave problems reading3lgns or recognizing some-one you know from acrossthe street Do you havetrouble seemg lane and

Seniors celebrate ChristmasA Christmas party was held by Services for Older Citizens (SOC)as part

of its Food amp Friendship proglaJn The program ta1Iesplace Monday throughFriday and includes lunch exereiae bingo and a social event for GrossePointe and Harper Woods seniors age 60 and older

Mary Krupa and Joe Kowalski are served by Jim Flkany of Grosse PointeRotary at the party SOCis located at 17150 Waterloo in the City of GrossePointe

Dr Dan Guyer of Bon Secours Cottage HealthSystem Will present an mformatlve talk begmmng at1130 a m TuesdaYtJan 8 at the cIghborhoodClub 17150 Waterloo m the CIty of Grosse Pomte HeWIll OJCUSbthe causes and cures for posttraumaticbtress dlborder

In the past many people behEved that only soldIersor other people who had been m a war could getPTSD Based on new research doctors and otherhealth care profeSSIOnals are learning that all kmdsof people from different backgrounds can have trau-matIc expenences that lead to PTSD

You can also get more mformatlOn about PTSDfrom the followmg orgamzatlOns Anxiety DisordersAssociatIOn of Amenca (30U 231-9350www adaa org Freedom from Fear (888) 442-2022wwwfreedomfromfearorg and the National MentalHealth AsSOCiation (800) 969-NMHA www nmha org

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Grosse Pointe News

Encounter In the ThirdDlmenslOn ShackletonsAntarctic Adventurf SuperSpeedway and DisneysBeauty and the Beast DallyscrPenJngB Will be offeredon a rotatmg baSIS begm-mng at 9 am on the hourm the mommg and on thehalf-hour in the aftemoonand evenmg TIckets are $10for adults or $8 for semorsand children ages 12 andunder Call (313) 982-6001

Detroits pastStroll the Streets of Old

DetrOit trace more than 100years of automotive historyand travel from Frontlers toFactones through the per-manent exhibitions of theDetrOIt Hlstoncal Museum5401 Woodward m DetrOItTake In the exhibit ThePolish Presence ill DetrOItthrough Sunday June 9Introduce yourself to theVIPs of DetrOIts Polish com-mumty dunng a free Pohshand Proud Meet and MingleParty Saturday Jan 12 atneon See sap ltind shup atthe Glancy Trams ShowSunday Jan 13 from 10a m to 4 p m Tramappraisals will be $2 Beenchaned by the WhlmslCaIcollectIOn of thnfty toys mthe eXhIbition A PennySaved Com Banks from theComenca CollectlOnthrough Sunday Jan 13Expenence the history ofDetrOIts onglnal settlersIohroulh tnI pyrllhhlln

Land LIVes and LegendsNative Amencans mDetrOit DetrOIts 300thBirthday is the msplratlOnfor the special exlubltion 30Who Dared

The Museum IS openWednesday through Fndayfrom 930 a m to 5 p m andSaturday and Sunday from10 a m to 5 p m The sug-gested admISSIOn IS$4 50 foradults or $225 for seniorschlldren ages 12 and undererter flee

people do not have thlsproblem

Try exerclsmg your atti-tude If you beheve thatexercise will gIve you morenergy then It will

Most of the explana-tIOns I hear from peoplewho arent worlong out areexcuses Give yourself fivereasons why you shouldcommIt to an exerClse pro-graIn get started and stickWith it Leave the whmersbehmd Jom the WInners

Kelly Griffin B S C S CS IS a personaltramer and the owner ofPower Break Fitness If youhave a fitness or tramlngquestum e-maIl Kelly at letters kfwShearstsc com orwrite her In care of KmgFeatures Weekly SerVicePO Box 536475 OrlandoFL 32853-6475

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KISKA JEWELERSThere is no time more fitting to

say Thank You and to wish yon aHappy New Year of healthhappiness and prosperity fromKISKA JEWELERS 63Kercheval on-the-HlIl (313)885-5755

Sunday from 9 30 a m to 5pm AdmISSIon IS $5 foradults and $3 for childrenover the age of five Call(313) 4945800

Sailor artShips In Bottles a collec-

tIOn of 30 whimSical worksof nautical art can beViewed through January2002 at Belle Isles DOSSInGreat Lakes MUloeumacceSSIble via theMacArthur Bridge at EJefferson and E GrandBoulevard m DetrOit Takem the free Video Belle Isle APortraIt m Time SaturdayJ-ll ~J rUUl 1 IU pill

Children can also explorethe hands-on exhibitIOnRacmg on the Wmd Salhngon the Great Lakes alongWith penn anent exhIbItIOnsfeatunng the doomed shipEdmund Fitzgerald and afreighter pIlothouse Themuseum 18 open Wednesdaythrough Sunday from 10a m to 5 p m AdmiSSIOn IS$2 for adults and $1 for chl1-dren a~8 12 to 18 Call(313) 852-4051

History aliveTravel through the past

100 years via the specialehibit Your Place in Time20th Century Amenca atThe Henry Ford Museumand Greenfield Village20900 Oakwood inDearborn Patrons may alsotour the museumsCommumcatiuull LI2htmeTransportatIOn andDomestIc Arts exhlbltlOnsThe Museum IS open dailyfrom 9 am to 5 p m

around watchmg a daytimetalk show or soap operaask yourself If there reallyIS no time for exercise

bull From the examples Ivealready given you can seethat exercise doesnt haveto cost you a penny Youdont have to Jom a healthclub or hire a tramer toreach your fitness goals

bull Start Simple espeCIallyIf youre embarkmg for thefirst time on a program ofexercise Try walkmg for 10mmutes three times aweek then add one minuteto your walk each weekYoull start to feel betterand ollce you do youll wantto continue

bull Afraid that exercise wlllrob you of Important energyyou need for the rest of yourday ThIs can only be trueIf you are exerclsmg toohard or too much Most

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Cool carsView a collection repre-

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a 1949 BUick RoadmasterRIVIera at the AutomotiveHall of Fame 21400Oakwood m Dearbornthrough Feb 2002 The Hallof FaIne IS open dally from10 a m to 5 pm The fee IS$6 for adults $5 50 forsemors ages 62 and up and$3 for chlldren ages 5 to 12Call (313) 240-4000

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experienceExplore the wonders of

the Charles H WnghtMuseum of MncanAmerican HI Rtnry 315 EWarren in Detroit Trace theMotor CityS mUSIcal historyVia the new exhtbltlon Jazin DetrOit Before Motown APhotographiC HIStory run-ning through Sunday Jan13 The Museums coreexhibit Of the People cele-brates DetrOits place inAfrIcan Ameman herItageand culture The Museum ISopen Tuesday through

enough time to exerCIsewhy not use half of yourlunch break to exercise and~he other half to eat

You dont have to work upa sweat Keepmg a set ofdumbbells at work anddomg some weight trammgon your break can stillmake a difference

bull Many people find them-selves awash In faInJlyduties If you spend a lot oftime playmg taxI to andfrom the soccer field trygettmg there early andwallung a couple lapsaround the field Ill betthat If you start a routinelike this other parents wdlsoon Join in

bull Bemg productive Withyour tIme means scheduhngexercise mto your dayBlockIng out a time wIllguarantee a workout Thenext time youre slttlng

Youll fiad the finest brands inAmerica at Ed Maliszewski21435 Great2r Mack St ClairShores (586)776-5510

Start10g our 8th year $0 down$35 a month Watch for manysurprIses 10 2002 Its a good time Ito be a Po1Ote Fitness memberOn Mack 313885-3600

fee is $80 per month plus$50 for reglstraton Launcha new career With Prepanngto BabYSit Saturday Jan12 from 9 a m to 1230 p mThe fee IS $25 Tee-off With aTeen amp Youth Golf Chmcfuesdays Jan 15 throughFcb 5 frt1m 4 to 5 p m Thefee IS $40 BUild your young-sters confidence and mus-cleb With Pee Wee KarateSaturdays Jan 5 to March2 from 9 to 10 a m or 9 to10 30 a m The fee IS $35 forone hour or $50 for one-and-one-half hoursPreregIstratIOn I reqUiredCall (586) 7796111

Zoo newsExpertence the animals

and more at the DetrOIt Zooat Ten Mile and Woodwardm Royal Oak ThroughThursday Feb 28 Jom inWIld Winter festivitiesmcludIng storytelhng treedecoratmg Ice carv10g andthe sweet sounds or seasonalchOIrs View members of theHenry Ford CommumtyCollege Ice Carving Club atwork SaTurdays Jan 5 andJan 12 from 11 a m to 3P m Also on Jan 5 take mfree lUUmal themed docu-mentaries 10 the WildhfeInterpretive Gallery OnSunday Jan 6 SeptemberProductIOns presents HatsOff to Animals an interac-tive storytelhng experiencefrom 1 to 1 45 p m or 2 to245 pm The Roeper UpperSchool ChOlf Wlll perlormSaturday Jan l~ trom 1 30to 230 pm Chill out WIththe polar bears arctIc foxesseals and snowy owls at theZoos new 4 2 acre ArcticRmg of Life exhlbit VISitorscan catch the underwateractIOn With a trip throughthe Polar Passage a unique70-ft long clear tunnel tocatch all the excitIng under-water action Take a ride onthe wild side and get an anI-mals eye-view of life on theWild Adventure SimulatorTickets are $4 Along withVisits to the other great ani-mals guests can see the

The Village IS closed untilMonday Apnl 1 when It wlllbe open from 9 a m to 5 pmAdmission to the Museumranges from $7 50 to $1250Admission to the Vlllageranges from $8 50 to $14Chlldren under the age of 5and members are admittedfree ShOWing m theMuseums $15 mllhon IMAXTheatre are Mysteries ofEgypt 3-D MaOla- Call (313) 833-1805

~No excuse exercise is good resolution for 2002By Kelly GriffinKing Features

After seven years of per-sonal trammg I have heardJll$t about every excuse 10the book on why people can-not work out Some of themOst popular ones are lackof tnleurol money or energy

I beheve most peoplereally want to feel betterabout themselves havemore energy and be moreproductive yet feel thatexercise reqUires a block oftime that does not eXIst

Yet If our mmd-set aboutexercise would changemaybe it would be easier toget started

Here are some sugges-tIOns

bull Time IS very precious tomost people the more wecan fit mto one day the bet-ter If you work a Cull-timeJob and feel you dont have

The staff at NOTRE DAME IPHARMACY extends WIshes for avery Healthy amp Happy New YearWe appreCIate your loyal patron-age through the year at 16926Kercheval in-the-Village I(313)885-2154

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All aboard IHop aboard Artram USA

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Indoor playtimeThe Fanuly Center lDVltes

area preschoolers and theIrparents to come out of thecold and enJoy mdoorPlaytime programsTuesdays and Thursdaysfrom 1 to 3 pm at BeaconElementary School 19475Beaconsfield 10 HarperWoods or Wednesdays from9 to 11 am at the BamesEarlY Childhood Center20090 Mornmgslde 10Grosse Pomte Woods Thefree sessions wl1l runthrough April 2002 Call(313) 343-6711

Super scienceTour the new Improved

Detroit Science Center 5020John R m DetrOitBegmning Monday Jan 7embark on a Solar SystemAdventure view WmterNights and ZubenelgenubisMagical Sky in thp Centersnew Digltal DomePlanetanum Hands-on lab-oratory exhibits focus onmotion life sciences matterand energy waves andVlbrltlOns Now showmg inthe Centers lMAX Theatreare Journey lOto AmazingCaves and Dolphms Makeplans now to see the award-wmnmg Everest whichreturns to the IMAX DomeSaturdays and Sundays atnoon 2 and 4 pm throughSunday Jan 27 TheMuseum IS open Mondaythrough Friday from 9308m to 3 pm Saturday andSunday from 11 a m to 5p m AdmiSSIon IS $7 foradults $6 for seniors and $5ior children lMAx Theatretickets are an additional $2Call (313) 577-8400

Assumptionopportunities

AssumptIOn CulturalCenter 21800 MartEgtron theGrosse Pomte WoodsStClair Shores border offersyour children and teensenhghtenmg opportunitiesBnng those grades up WithKumon Math and ReadmgWednesdays from 3 45 to645 pm and Saturdaysfrom 10 a m to 1 p m The

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South informationParents of eighth-grade

students who plan to attendGrosse POlUte South HighSchOOl m the Fall of 2002are InVited to explore thenInth-grade curnculum dur-mg an Information NIghtWednesday Jan 9 at 7pm In the SouthGymnatoTlum 11 GrossePOInte Boulevard In GrossePomte Farms Call (313)432-3513

Special needsexplored

Bames Early ChIldhoodCenter and The FamilyCenter will team to presenta panel of Grosse Pomte par-ents discussmg their JOur-neys of raising ChtldrenWlth Special Needs dunng aParenting EducatIOn Seriesfor Young FaImhes prograInTuesday Jan 15 from 7 to830 pm at BeaconElementary School 19475Beaconsfield In HarperWoods Chlldcare IS avaJ-able for those who reglsteror the Fridav onor to theprogram A voluntary dona-tion of $10 wIll be acceptedCall (313) 432-3800

Fun flicksJunior cmema buffs can

take 10 a W1de vanety of funflIcks during the GrossePomte Public Libraries freeWmter Fllm Festivalthrough Wednesday Jan23 Preschoolers can enjoyGeorge and Martha - BestFrIends Tuesday Jan 8 at4 pm at the Grosse PointeWoods Branch 20600 Mackin Grosse POlUte Woods orThursday Jan 10 at 4 pmat the Central Branch 10Kercheval In Grosse PomteFarms Grade school andmiddle school Iludlences cantake m Mary-Kate andAshley - Case of the SharkEncounter And EnC)clopedlaBrown - Burgled BaseballCards Wednesday J an 9 atthe Park Branch 15430Kercheval m Grosse POintePark Call (313) 343-2074

Artful opportunitiesAspmng artists ages 5 to

8 accompanied by an adultcan mdulge theIr talentsWIth a full schedule of class-es at the Detroit InstItute ofArts 5200 Woodward inDetrOIt Dragons dmosaursand hons are just a few ofthe Fantastic Ammals andFabulous Beasts you canfashIOn dunng a Clayworksclass Saturday Jan 12from 10 a m to noon PlOchIt Roll It COIl It dunng a

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Joseph Mengden ~sa res~-dent of the C~ty of GrossePvmte and former chairmannf IfIrltt f Mhu1nn 111gt Ifls~ -~ -~be 0-- theF~rwnc~al Analysts SOCletyof DetrOit lnc

Lets Talk Stocks IS spon-sored by John M R~ckelCPA PC and Rlckel ampBaun PC of Grosse PomteFarms and InuestmentCounsel Inc of GrossePomte Woods

UHF (Ultra HIghFrequency) wluch had 69rhmTlPl~ (14 through 82)But UHF receptIon neverlid equal the qualIty ofVHFreception

LTS first TV was a wed-dmg present 10 1950 a 9-Inch (dIagonal measure)black-and-whIte Spartanset manufactured IIIJackson by the SpartanCorp (world famous for itsSono-buoy submartne-traclung submernbls)

In I~fifi wp had thp firstcolor rv on our block whIchwas a 17m(~ RCA (PerryComos hair was more green-Ish than blond) To help sellcolor TV sets NBC agreed tobroadcast at least one hourm color every mght Mostprtme tIme shows werebroadcast hve becauseVIdeo tape had not yet beenmvented

Eariy on hotels motelsapartment buildIngs andcondos erected large roofantennas then split the sIg-nals for deltvery to eachrental umt via coaxial cable

Smce TV SIgnals travel byhne-of-slght receptIOn ISdependent on bemg able tosee the transmItter

RI erslde cocmumtlesbehmd the AppalachIanMountams and depnved ofTV erected huge commumtyantennas on mountamtopsbnngmg the Signals downby WIre WIth penodic ampli-fiers Installed along the way

Thus was f$hlp TV hnmThe rest IS hIstory

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Based on $1 000 Invested In each stock 00 12-3HlOIn merger each share JP Morgan (old reooMld 3 7 shares JP Morgan Chase(new+Exxon-MobII spil2 lor1 III 2001 No ClIIJI1r stock civIdends or splrtsSolrle Mengden amp Assalat8s Lid

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Even so you might saythe Dogs dldnt work outthat well thIS year Butyoure forgetting the dtVI-dends from the Dogs

At trme of purchase the2000 Dogs had an avera~eYIeld (weighted by equal dol-lar investments) of 3 21 per-cent (not mcludmg severalsmall chvldend mcreasesduring the year) vs only166 percent yteld on the 30Dow stocks

The yield from the 2000DuiCll Wdllilimost double theyteid from the entue 30 Dowstocks (including the Dogstherein)1

The Dogs of 2001 willhave a new face The currentYIeld of Merck amp Co (MRK)is 2 31 percent conSIderablyhIgher than MmnesotaMinmg amp Mfg (MMM) at201 percent Hello MRKgoodbye MMMI

of our hIgher transmittertowers and much greaterpower wattage

The onginal TV spectrumwas called VHF (VeryHIgh Frequency) and It hadonly 12 channels (2 thlOUgh13)

Later the FCC authonzedanother spectrum called

~ before cableDc you remember TV

before cable At our oldhouse (before 1985) we hada motonzed rotatIng anten-na on the roof with antlers~about 12 feet across Thebest reception was WIth theantenna arms 90 degreesopposed to the directIOn ofthe transmItter

To watch CKLW-TV mWmdsor we would rotateour antenna to face westWIth the arms POIntIngnorth and south glvmgmaxImum exposure toWindsor in the webL

Even WIth our rotatInganttlnna facmg Toledo thatCItyS SIgnals were so weakthe pIcture was always fuzzyWIth a lot of flop-oversToledo was defimtely notworth watclung

But Toledo friends saIdthey got farI receptIon ofcur Detc~tetetlone b~au~e

3 7 shares of the new J PMorgan Chase stock Exceptfor a 2-for-1 split of Exxon-MobIl m 2001 there were noother stock diVIdends orspbts In the other eIghtstocks

The adjommg table Illus-trates the market perfor-_ ~h( I)f(n n t 9lt- u _ _ I)~

the 30 DJI stocks for theperIOd Dec 31 2000through Dec 212001

The table shows that the$10000 mvested m the2000 Dogs had decbnedonly 8 1 percent throughDec 212001

But note the Ierformanceof the 30 DJI stocks for thesame penod the Dow wasoff 127 percent about 57percent more than the lossof the Dogs

the mfamous You are notauthonzed to View thISpage message So much fordIetmg onlme

Of course I had to pay aVIS1tto the WeIght WatcherswebSIte (wwwwe1ghtwatch-P~ Cl)1 I rinn~r wRnt you totrunk theyle a big opera-tion but before you go mtothe SIte you have to selectthe country you are lomput-mg from

Youll also notIce that sixof the 10 healthy smIlingpeople appearing in thehome-page photographs areyoung ladIes who could atthe very least be acceptedfor an audItIon for TVsBaywatch How aboutsome before pictures folksor a reahty chick er check

Other than the fact youcan get all the informationyou would ever need aboutWeight Watchers from thewebSite you can also Jomand dIet online Of course Ifyou dIet online you must bescrumptiously I meanscrupulously hon~st WIthyour compute

I never be about myweIght But lets just saythat on a RIchter scale of oneto 10 Im oft the charts

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If the dIVidend paymentsremam unchanged or edgehIgher then the only waythat Yields can dechne IS forthe market pnces toIncrease

History has proved theDogs to be qUIte fickle Forcomparahve purposes It ISverv Important that mvest-ment In Dogs stocks mustbe on an equal dollar baSISnot eqllal number of sharesbaSIS

For easyarlthmettc LTSassumes $1000 Invested meach of the 10 Dogs for anmlhal mvestmentof$10ooO(commISSIOns are Ignored mthese calculatIOns)

Dunng 2001 J P MorganBank merged with ChaseManhattan Bank WIth eachMorgan share exchanged lor

I can espeCially relate toone link called ChocoholIcsRevenge They offer a newchocolate recIpe tWIce amonth to satlsfy your crav-lOgs WIthout breakIng yourdIet budget My reactionwas Only tWIce

One of the web SItes Ifound talked about weightloss through surgery(wwwobesoloutlOncom) butI thtnk Ill pass on that oneunles~ It involves seWIng mymouth shut from mid-December through Jan 15BeSIdes I wouldnt be ableto bark Jingie Bells WIththf mutts from that stupIdsong

Another webSite I hap-pened upon dunng mysearches was Dletmg Onbne(wwwdtetmgonllne com)

For some strange reason IImaguted huge chocolatecakes and other iavontefoods appeanng on the com-puter screen

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timers balled out early mtomoney market funds only tobe swallowed by that doubletrap

1) record low short-termmterest rates and

2) missing the 20-pluspercent recovery from theDows September lows

January IS tax-hme andportfoho checkup time Whynot call ChriS Walker atLTS sponsor InvestmentCounsel Inc (313-886-0453) The firm has beenmanagmg Grosse PomteIdmllY porttollOS since lj~I

Dogs of the DowThe Dogs of the Dow are

the 10 DJI stocks haVing thehIghest yields among the 30Dow stocks at any giventlilJ

The mvestment theorybehmd the Dogs IS thatthese hIghest yields WIlteventually regress to themean Yield of the entire 30Dow stocks over tIme

6 Is thiS weIght loss pro-gram SCIentifically valId

Those arent all the ques-tions and statements they~tart out WIth but thcy allseem vahd questIOns youand I should ask ourselvesbefore pulling out a half ofgrapefrUit for breakfast

There Isnt much moremformatloa on the webSIteabout actual dJetmg but Ithought It was a good placeto start

The sIte concludes WIththe followmg quoteConSider jOlmng a groupthat wIll support you Inmakmg healthy chOIces andhelp you m getting off themultl-blllton dollar dietmdustry merry-go-round

For ObVIOUS reasonsheres another webSIte thatcaught my eye Its calledThreE Fat ChIcks on a DIetwww 3fatchicks com)

ObvIOUS Jokes aSide ttuswebSite does have veryInterestmg contfnt melud-mg recipe mformatIon foodreVleU1S and 3 hstng of allthe best low fat cook 109sites

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Welcome 2001 Year-end rally continues into new yeaLets talkSTOCKS 2000 D 12~~f the D~ I

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MooeylPortfolio Management RetileDlfDtamp Personal AssetsAccepting Aceoun15 ill excess of $2S0()90

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DId you enjoy the hoh-days Those sugar-coatedcandy cane cookIes that youswore on Dec 24 you wouldaVOId sure dId taste greatdIdnt they

Of course I dtdnt havethat prcbem f Please Ignorethe cookie crumbs In mybeard)

Now youre wonderinghow to make peace betweenthe food and the bathroomscale Guess what TheInternet can help It can notonly help you lose thoseunwanted pounds but tt canhelp you do It safely

My first stop on theInternet was a webSItecalled Beyond Dletmg(wwwbeyonddIetmg com)

WhIle my searches ondtetlng turned up manymany SItes I lIked the waythis one started It startedWIth 10 questIOns youshould ask yourself aboutfood dletmg and lttaYInghealthy Here are 11 somesamples of 10 thmgs to con-Sider before you start yournext diet

1 Are you measunng yourhealth solely by a number onthe bathroom scale

2 Is dIetmg gettmg in theway of YOllr life

3 Does dIetmg make youfatter (l thmk they must bespYIng on me)

4 What are the healthnsks

5 Anecdotes and testlmo-ntals dont mean a thmg

At press hme Dec 27mvestors analysts and port-foho managers were closmgthe books on a burn 2001thankful for the robust vear-end rally that reduced l~~~(sfor a most volatile year

Dont lookback lookforward

January ISusually anup-monthfueled by bll-hons of dol-lars lookmg

ruI [VUI~ui~ mvestmentlt By Joseph W h I I e Mengden bonuses and profit-sharing are down

from the gluttony of recent years there IS still a ton ofmoney filtermg down the dItnbutlOn channels that wIll be lookmg for an mvest-I ment home m JanuaryI Many do-It-yourselr

investors were badly burnedlast vear

Some lucky market-

Window Replacement Barnes School

Thc Board of Edul-aliOn of The Gnwc Pomle Publil- SchoolSylttcmWaync Count Mil-hlgan Will rccclve ~caled hld~ fora wmdow proJCd locatcd m thc Cll~ of GroltltePOInte Wood~MKhlgan at Barnc~ Sl-hoo

Spc(fll-at](]n~ and BId F orm~ WIll he available at aMANDATORY pre-bid meetine on TueltdayJanuary 8 2002al 10 l) a m ea~tern tandard tlmc Thc mandatory pre-hidHII lakc plKCat Barnc Shoo 20090 Mornmgldc GrosePOIntCWood MILhlgan 482~6 Thc mcellne will bc Dthe~CCIVD1lroom pf Barne~ ~chool

Scalcd bId 111 he duc Thur-day January 24 2002 at 1000am eatcrn Iandard lime at the Admmtltlrallon BUlldmg ofthc ltJroe Pomtc Board 01 1m( allon 1RQ laIr AvlGrC~ pOInte 11 -1Qlft ~ IHI-- am~ ~)a -- Jwill he opened and publtLly rcad aloud ThlltproJccl will nOIbe funded hv federal or lttatemonic

Plcaltc dl reel quc-tl()l trl Larrj Yanlaula Managi ofBuddrnglt and Groundlt for the Groe Pomtc Public SchoolSytcm 11~-42 ~082

Board of FducationGror POl11llPubilL iLhoo) iylttem

Lmda Farmer SCLretaryGPN 121VOI 122701 andOl1OV02

Window Replacement Ferry Elementary School

Thc Board of Educal10n of The Grosse POinte Pubhc SchoolSylttemWayne County MichIgan Will receIve sealed bids fora Window proJcct localed In the City of Grossc POinte WoodsMichIgan al Ferry Elementary School

SpecIfIcatIOns and BId Forms wlil be avallable at aMANDTORY Prebid medina on Tuesday January 8 2002at 9 00 a m ell~tem standard llme The mandatory prc-bld Willtake placc at Ferry Elementary School 748 Roslyn Gros~ePOlntc Woods Michigan 48236 The meellnamp WIll be lD IhereCCIVIOeroom of Ferry Elementary School

Sealed bids Will be due Thursday January 24 2002 at 1000a m calttem standard lime at the Administration Bulldmg oftle Grf)ltse Po-nte Board of Educaton 389 St ClaIr AveGH)~C ronne Mi 0230 dl wnl(n lime dlhJ pla(c tne 010

Ill bc opened and pubhcly read aloud Th proJcct Will nOlbe funded by federal or slate monies

Please dlrecl qucstlons to Larry Yankaultka Manager ofBUlldlngltand Ground~ for Ihe Groltsc POinte Pubhc SchoolSytcm ~I~ 412 1082

Board of EducationGrose POinte Pubhl- SLhool Syslem

Linda Farmer SecrctarylJ PN 1211VUI 1212701 and 0103102

Philip Rice has jomed The Acumen Group I bUSinessconsultmg company m Grosse Pomte Farms that has ere-lltllU fil~-btllp process to help entrepreneurs grow theIrbusmess

Rice has more than 20 years busmess expenence mclud-mg WIth the accountmg firm DelOltte and Touche andGallagher Kaiser Corp a bUlldmg and pamtmg systemcontractor

Rice 1S active m the French-American and German-Amencan Chambers of Commerce In DetrOit He has alsobeen a member of the AutomotIVe Industry ActIOnGroupConstruction Industry FOluS Group

Peggy Delozier realtor and relocatIOn speCIalist WIthColdwell Banker SchweItzer Real Estate m Grosse POinteFarms has once agam receIVed the DIamond CIrcle Award

The award IS given to the top 20 percent of all sales asso-cIates across the natIOn

DelOZier has bachelor dewees m hl~torv and EnglIshfrom Npwton rol1ppop of thp ltTpn HTt TOrtlt R~tCollege She IS also a graduate of the Academy of theSacred Heart In Bloomfield Hills She IS membershIp chaIr-man of the DetrOit AuxilIary of Chlld Help USA

The Lutz Corp a mortgage bankmg dIVI~lOnof The LutzCompames has added Robert Henry to the staff

Henry a reSident of Grosle POtnte Woods WIll ~peclaltzeas a loan officer secunng loans for mcome-producmg realp~tflte

Henry was a VIce presdEnt at (omenca Bank for 12YPllro 11 addtlol tn lortgagE bankng Hellry WIll contm-ue prOVIding acqulltlon and dispOSItion servtces at Lutz

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Local Rates1 year 5372 year 5703 year 598

advertising andthe eastsides

best ciassiftedlincluding estate

salUt senicesautol

appliancesemployment pets

and other itemain high demand

In gemology assures cus-tomers are receIVIng Itemsof the finest quality

Both brothers weretrained by the famtly expertGeorge Kouelter Sr whosedream hves on through thefamIly

Along With a beautIfuland one-of-a-lond selectIOnIn Jewelry KouelterJewelers offers watchesfrom guch prestlglcus hncsas Breltlmg OmegaMovado Raymond Well andSelko The stores gtftwarecollection mcludesWaterford Lladro andSwarovslo

Koueiter Jewelersmoves and expands

George Kouelter Jewelershas relocated to 19815 Mackbetween Huntington andManchester In GrossePomte Woods

The famIly-owned andoperated company had beenon Mack above Vermer tor33 years With the move theKouelter family has expand-ed the store and added theconveruence of a free park-In lot

The Kouelter famIlystresses personal andfnendly servIce GeorgeKouelter ISa craftsman whodeSIgn custom jewelryBrother Roberl 5 expertise

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Photo by Bra d LmdbergJackie Harper of St Clalr Shores browses through post-holiday sale Items at

the Pointe Pedlarmg thmgs for the hornandfixmg up the home WeSfeIt -- --- - --- --- -- -all through retathng

He saId products thatevoke nostalgia such as col-lectIbles hand paintedgoods mdJVlduahzed deco-rAtiOnS 8nd a WIde range ofhousewdl e ~uld well a~JaCObsonSone of ills chentsand the anchor ofthe Viiiageshoppmg dlstnct of the Clty

As the shopping seaqlngets a second WInd In thepost-holiday phase heavydiscounts are expected toJump-start sales of outer-wear and leather goods

Now that we have coldweather Its a great tIme forafter-Chnstmas salesMarx Said Its an excellenttime because Vvchae gttver-al more months of chIll

By tills time next year theeconomy may have recov-ered If so Nitzsche saIdwe sure arent gomg to seethese prices agam ~

THERES MOREINSIDE TRA~1VJUSTTHE HEADLINES

Evel) Thursday we provide the Pointes with completecoverage of the people organizations businesses sales

and events in our community

CompilatIons of patnotlcmusIc sold much ~tter post-9-11 than ever before saidJenie Carlen manager ofpublic relations for BordersGroup Ine m Ann ArborPatnotlc book titlesIncreased after 9-11

There was more of akeepsake mmd-set thISyear Marx said There wasmore attentIon on homehearth and nestmg There ISmuch more rehance on need

At POinte FItness andTrammg Center SusieJOlJanJ a personal trainersaid I was surpnsed at thenumber of personal trammgpackages and membershIpssold A lot of people added tofamIly memberships

The training centersowner Ken Welch of theFa k said The biggest pre-sent someone can glVe theIrkIds IS to take care of them-selves and be mdependentwhen they get old

Warm wfathfr hnwlVlrcooled the shoppmg spmtTemperatures ddnt dropuntIl two days beforeChnstmas

It was a late start sales-WIseS8JdWendv Bacon ofthe family-owned WhistleStop Hobby Shop m St ClairShores People cbdnt startshoppmg untIl afterThankSgIVing From thenon It was busy but notchaotic

HeIghtened Interest Inworld affaIrs has been par-tIally credJtedWItha run onglobes at Harveys CompleteTravelers m the CIty

We had a lot of speCIalorders tius year s81d storemanager Annie Toelle

Red white and blueA surge In patnotlsm

extended to clothm2 wherethp hot (nnrs were red WIULt IU1U Ulue

At HIckeys Walton-Pierce a mens and womensapparel store In the CttyWith a hneage to 1900patnotic-theme thmgs didwell said owner BillHuntmgton

He s81dhullday sales wereon par WIthlast year

immedJately after Sept11 there was a soft penodfor a week HuntmgtonsaId Then everybodyadjusted at least accordingto my eXPilnence

In a move slmllar toDIClemente and h1sChristmas corsagesHuntmgton gave customersAmencan flag PInS Hesconsldenng replemshing hisnearly sold-out supply ofneckties and belts decoratedWIthAmencan flags

The patnotlc theme con-tinued at Borders Booksand MUSICin the CIty whichIsnt a 801e propnetor buttargets its Inventory to mdi-vidual commtmtlc~

place on Thursday Dec 20sometime between 11 30a m and 7 pm In the 1400block of Maryland Someonestole a 1988 Oldsmoblle 88parked on the street

In another inCIdentbetween Dec 16 and 19 a1999 Harley DaVIsonHentage Spnnger motorcy-cle was taken from a garaeIn the 900 block of GrandMaraiS

Dunng the evemng ofWednesday Dec 19 some-one failed In an attempt tosteal a Jeep parked m frontof a reSIdence m the 500block of Pemberton

Rowboat headA prowler who pohee

beheve had been dnnkmgwas caught after a short buteventful chase m GrossePomte Woods

Officers caught the manIn the 2100 block of Brvs onSunday Dec 23 at 4 16 a rn

The suspect an I8-year-old man from Eastpomtehad to be 1ubdued officerssaId

While runmng frompolice the teenager hoppeda fence got tangled and fellface-first Into an overturnEdrowboat stored m a resl-dents back yard An otlieermentIOned mans obvlOuslymtoxlcated appearance

- Brad Lmdberg

lOWIngconverrstlOn WIth aGrosse Pomte Woods pollee-man whIle bemg taken toJail on Saturday Dec 22 at240 am

Oh boy am I 1D troublenow said the man

-wnyT asked the officerBecause I m drullk The

suspect had been pulled overon northbound Mack nearTorrey for speedmg an esti-mated 60 mph When theofficer got out of hIS crUIserthe suspect drove off Hefolled hiS own escape byturnmg onto Ford Court adead end

You know saId the offi-cer you should not runfrom the polIce

I didnt do anythmg anynormal Amencan kId would-nt do

ThP mAl rllF11tprpl lQpercent blood ~alcohol levelThe suspect said he hadbeen dnnklng at a fnendshouse m DetrOIt Poltcecharged hIm Wlth drunkendnvlng fleeing and eludJng

Car theftsGrosse Pomte Park pollee

are nvetlgatlng twu IHthefts and a third attemptthat faIled

The most recent theft took

Luring customersLocal retailers didnt Sit

back and Walt for customersto arnve

Angelo DIClemente whohas oPIlsd The Dried FlowerIn the Woods for 30 yearsincreased his advertISingbudget Dunng a holidayopen house he gave womengreen-tnmmed Chnstmascorsages

Its the little extra thmgsthat bring In salesDiClemente saId We heldour own this season It wasgood

StateWlde retaJi holidaysales rose about 2 2 percentover last year according toArthur NItzsche presIdentand founder of TeleeheekMldugan In Southfield Thecompany guarantees checkscuswmers pay retaliers atthe tune of purehase

Looking at check actlVltyIS lIke samphng retailsales saId NItzsche aFarms reSIdent He expectsreceipts to nse to 2 3 percentonce post-holtday salesmcludlng gIft certificatesare added

Wptlr ~ QmJ(Jo 11101~ - - ~-n natIonal averages Nitzsches8Jd Thats good becausemany tImes we take It onth~ chm In any case It was

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Man needc abatting cage

An angry male driveranswered Wlth a baseballbat when a woman cut hImoff at the turnarollncl onVermer near Canton justmSlde the border betweenGrosse Pomte Woods andHarper Woods

On Saturday Dec 22 at2 26 pm a Grosse POinteWoods officer saId the manbecame enraged when a 33-year-old Harper Woodswoman Zipped through theturnaround and cut off theman He jumped out of hiSvehIcle WIth a baseball batsmashed the womans dnvers SIde Wlndow and tnedto pull her out

The office drtw hl~ IH~tolwnen tne uspect oat Inh~nd mdlcated he wouldntcooperate Police leVIed felo-niOUS asault chargesagainst the 42-year-oldHarper Woods reSident

Officer from HarperWoods took over thE sceneand arrested the suspect

All-AmericanA 19-year-oid man from

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hIm after an outstandingcareer at South

Coming out of highschool I wanted to go to acuHege where i could piaybasketball and I would get agood education no matterwhere It was Hess slUdBut when I wasnt playmgbasketball at Eastern It chd-nt feel the same

Thats when he startedexplonng other schools On~ was ColumbIa which hadrecruIted him out of hIghschool Another was Wllhantand Mary which IS coachedby former Ohio State assis-tant RIck Boyages

I really liked WillIam andMary Hess saId And Imgettmg a free educatIOnwhIch I wouldnt have hadm the Ivy League

During lus year off Hesshas been pracncmg WIth theWilham and Mary teamIncludmg the eariy mornmgcondltlOmng sessions buthes had to watch the gamesfrom t on the bench

PhOto ll) IIob MnoceNotre Dame IMDlor ~~ Bgg ~e eca 10

point in the FilhtiD Irlahs wiD oyer Wbaclllor St8zeaaarl

Hess excited aboutreturn to actionBy Chuck KlonkeSports Editor

The Walt ISfinally over forAdam Hess

List Thunlllll) h~ pl11ytmhis first college basketball mmore than two years whenIus Wilham and Mary teamplayed the UOIverslty ofMaryland

Playmg the sIxth-rankedTerrapins was Just fine WIthHess a former All-State bas-ketball player at GrossePOinte Scuth who trans-ferred to WIllIam and Maryafter startmg as a freshmanat Eastern MichiganUniversity

Im pretty excIted aboutplaymg agam slUd Hesswho was forced to SItout lastyear because ofNCAAtrans-fer rules

And Im glad itsMaryland That way If Ihave a bad game I can saythliL It WdlI because oiMaryland not me

Hess transferred afterEstern fired coach MiltBarnes who had rterLlited

Adam He took In Hme alghtleeiDg aroaDdAthena during his trip to Greece with NYCHoops

ValleyIt was a very close meet

and It went right down tothe final couple of eventshead coach Rick JohnstonslUd Our kIds SWant welland I can see the Improve-ment m each competitor n

Derek Johnston won the~UO-treestyle ana lOU-but-terfly whIle the 200-medleyrelay team of JohnstonBrandon Baetens MikltlVance and Kyle Williamstook first

In addItion Dan Adamshas been cutiing two ~-onds off his times in everymeet

I love to see the kids cut-ting time because It meanstheyre workmg hard Inpractice Johnston Bald

The FIghtm Insh fell to 0-S overall

Upcommg for the NotreDame SWImteam is an awaymeet on Tuesday Jan 8against Sterling HeightsStevenson

sonsAlex likes the school

Wood said It has a goodbusmess school and thatswhat hed lIke to go mto Healso llkes the coach and hessure that hell be there forhIS full four years bull

East wins non-league hoops gameBy Bob St John sophomore Robert Carlisle our WInStaff wnter scorEd 14 pomts and Semor Josh Saunders

Lutheran Easts boys bas- grabbed eIght rebounds chIpped In WIth seven pOIntsketball team eased mto the whIle Bobby Maynard and and seven reboundshohday break WIth a 53-37 ChrIs Gibson also played The Eagles led 21-17 atwm over vlsltmg Warren well the half but broke the gameImmaculate ConceptIon The guys played well and open by sconng 15 pomts 111

Head coach Gary everyone had a chance to get the thIrd quarter and 17 111Gutenkunst saId hIS Eagles some plaYIng tIme the fourthhad tv do l better Job of (1utpnkllnQt laId We The Lutheran East bas-reboundmg and tAkmg care rebounded better and took ketball team Improved to 3-2of the ball which they did as care of the ball whIch led ta overall

tlUUdl - a trewenuuullweapon~ Wood Bald Lastyear he improved his back-hand The last half of theseason he started hitting itWIth a lot of topspin And hehas an outstanding serv(Thnoo +J 110_ _ _ - _ lWavl~ - 00

forehand backhand andserve - make him an out-standmg player

AB good as Conn ia theressome room for improvement

He stIll needs to work onhis volley~Vood Bald Nextyear hell do that and thenhell be a complete player

Wlsconsms tennis pro-gram has been in the mIddleof the BIg Ten and Contishould be able to step nghtm and help the Badgers

Conn who is a 3 3 studentat ULS also pIckedWlsconsm for academIC rea-

Sophomore ChrIS Smallscored m the first penodwhIle Jumor Chns Andersonand senIor Pat Llpa tailledm the fmal stanza

The kIds are grmdmg Itout playing well sluft-by-sluft McKay said

It was also a family gatht11l1l iur semor ialt1ralcTImmons who competedag81nst some relatives onLumen Christi

It was fun watchmgPadraics grandfather wear-ing two hata McKay S81dIt was a mce game agamsta good team

The Notie Dame hockeyteam Improved to 10-1 over-all

Next for the Fightin InshIS a home game onWednesday Jan 9 againstUmversity Liggett School

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Fightin Irish bury Windsor St BrennanBy Bob St JohnStaff wnter

Head coach Don Sicko gotthe results he was lookmgfor m hiS Notre Dame bas-ketball teant beatmg VISIt-mg Wmdsor St Brennan 68-50 last week

We were a httle betterLUll1~h~ W1tUl U1 uur prt~ IVU

three games SIcko saidOur attItude and work Notre Dames hockeyethic ISvery goodwhich Will team is movmg up thego a long way toward mak- standmgs in DlV1slOnIIImg us competitive After losmg 5-4 to Flint

The host Flghtm Irish Powers on Dec 1 thebolted out to a 17-6 lead Flghtm Insh have run offafter the first quarter and SIXconsecutIVe wms mclud-main tamed a comfortable 109 last weekends 3-0double-dIgIt lead throughout shutout over highly toutedthe final three penods Jackson Lumen ChnstJ in

Dfn1Vply the kIds the Lansing Showcaseplayed well but offenSIvely It was a goodgame gomgwere not where we want to back and forth~ head coachbe Sicko s81d Kevin McKay said Wetook

Sernor guard Sean Rmke an early lead but Lumenscored 14 pomts whIle Chnstl took It to us m thesemor John PeJak added 11 second penod Swimmingand semor Bnan BIggs had Our kIds played well10 espeCIally (Dave) Murray m The Notre Dame sWIm

The Notre Dante basket- goal and we won a bIg team lost its meet last weekball team improved to 3-1 game ~ falhng 98-71 to Chippewa

Knights Conti chooses WisconsinBy Chuck Klonke on his back but with his m 1990 teams in the state bullSports Editor work ethIC Im confident Former touring pro Aaron Conti has been a state

UnIversity LIggett that hell do well ~ Knckstem also played for champIon three bmes inSchoolsAlex Conti WIllhave Some of the pressure has Wood at ULS but he turned DiviSIOn IV HIs success ISa lot of pressure on him been relieved however profeSSIonal after his sopho- no aCCIdentwhen the boys tennis season Contis chOIce of colleges more year He has paid the pnce for-begms next spnng has been made He recently Dunng lus first three sea- this Wood said Hes

Hell be the No 1 high signed a letter of intent to snns with the Knights Conti worked hard on all aspectaschool player m the state attend the UniverSity of has compiled an 88-3 record of the game And he worksregardless of class said Wisconsm mcluding a 26-2 mark last on his conditioning Ill seeKnIghts coach Bob Wood He IS the thud ULS male season wlule playmg No 1 him running In the summerThats a lot of pressure player 111 Woods37 years as singles He played second when the temperature is Inbecause there are a lot of coach to SIgna DIVIsionI let- smgles lus first two years the 80s and 90sgoodplayers m the state and tel of intent Paul Van Thats a tremendous wood SlUdthat ContI hasthey can make their season Walleghem went to record when you consider three outstanding tools inby beating Alex Wlsconsm 111 1978 and John our schedule Wood said his repertoIre

That puts a huge target Yancey started at Kentucky Weplayed all of the ranked His forehand 19 excep-

January 3 2002 SnortsGrossepointeNews r 13A

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and 8 25 on floorVictor had a season-best

8 6 on beam MaureenMoctn came back from anInjury suffered on her barsroutIne to score a team-high845 on floor

Weathers and CadorIneach had personal-best all-around scores and PoletIsand Michelle Karowslu hadtheir best scores on floorMIa Mocen posted a 6 5 onbeam m her second varsItymeet

Hess--From page 12A

Ive had a couple ofthmgs keep me gomg Hesssaid In practIces Ive beenworkng out WIth the secondteam so I try to beat thestarter Im playmg agamstlnother reason IS out ofspIte - to sQow people thatIm still a good player

He did that m hIS firstgame with hiS new schoolscoring a career-high 21pomts

WIlham and Mary hasstruggled m recent seasonsbut Hess thmks the school ISon the way up III theColomal AthletiCAsSOCiatIon

We played the toughestnon-league schedule m theconference he saId Weplayed schools from the Big12 Big 10 and SEC

Hess got some game com-petItion last summer whenhe toured Gree~e with NY~Hoops a team of 11 colle-gIate players Hess team-Jlates included ArizonasJason Gardner andMIchIgan States AlOYSiUSAnagonve and AdamBallInger

We -played the GreekOlYlllPIC team and It wastQugh competitIon becausethey dIdnt want to lose to abUJlch of college kids hesaid The games were closeso we blamed it on the officl-atmg The fouls would be 10-o real qUIck

Not only dId the baket-ball expenence get Hess pre-pared for hiS return to thecourt but he had time toenJoy the country

We had some free timeso we got to see everythmgfrom the anCient rums tocollege-type parties hesaid

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four freshmen who helpedfill In hadnt had enoughtIme to develop their floorexerCIse routine leaVingNorth WIthout a fulllmeup

Dornbrook led theNorsemen m three eventsShe scored 8 3 on vault WItha full handspnng 7 0 onbars and 8 15 on floor exer-cIse

Victors beam score of 7 6was the best of the mghtShe also scored well In vault(7 95) and floor (7 45)Maureen Mocen scored 795In both floor and vault and67 on bars

Gronback scored weil onvault (79) and bars (67)Weathers dId well on vault(79) and floor (7 55) PoletIscontnbuted to the teampomts on bars after suffer-ing an injUry and Safran didwell m three events

North bowed to Troy1296-1231 but Weathershad the highest score of themeet In vault (8 25)

Victor had a team-best8 55 on beam and Cadonnled the way ill bars WIth an80

Maureen Moceri andDornbrook each connectedon a difficult move on thebalance beam as they did aSWItch kick to a back hand-spnng It was the first tImeeach of them had used themove m competItIon

Maureen Mocen had afloor score of 8 15 andPoleti3 had rfglonal qu~hfymg scores m bars and vault

North fimshed fourth atthe Troy Athens InVItatIOnalWith d ~tlt1migt~urluf 124 1

Dornbrook was eighth In

n-ground unth a 31 85 andshe also placed m bars WItha 7 9 Maureen Mocen wasseventh m floor exerciseWIth an 8 65 -- the hIghestIlldlvldual score by a Northgymnast thiS year Cadonnwas eIghth on bars (805)and Poletls was mnth onvault (8 15)

North closed out the 2001portIOn of ItS schedule WItha 128 7-126 25 Will over AnnArbor PIOneer m a meet thatBentley laId was the teamsbest of the season

Dornbrook scored a per-sonal-best 32 95 m all-around WIth an 8 6 on bars8 35 on vault 7 75 on beam

Early start brings desired resultfor Norths gymnastics team

Phoro by Rosh StllaroGrone Pointe South shortstop-pitcher Chris Getz signs his national letter of

tetto plAy hAlIIfhn at WakeForest while his parents Art and Betsy Getz andblii bJgh iichool coach Dan Griesbawn center look un

An elrlc tart to the sea-son than usual prOVIdedGrosse Pomte Norths gym-nastics team With thpresults that coach BruceBentley deSIred

I wanted to get the gIrlsout there early to see whatwe had what needed to beworked on and go fromthere saJd Bentley of thestart that wa nearly threlweeks earher than normal

North whIch won theGreat Lakes Eight dualmeet and league meet tItleslast year started out With a12165-962 wm overBrulIllghdJII S~ahulm

Captams Tracy Dornbrookand Maureen Mocen hadexcellent all-around scoresof 30 25 and 30 15 respec-tively

Lesbe Cadonn posted anall-around score of 23 2 fol-lowed by Katie WeathersWith a 2185 that In(jluded a775 on vault

Natahe Victor scored 845on balance beam and Mocerihad an 8 0 on beam Cadonnposted scores of 7 95 onuneven bars and 7 85 onbeam Dornbrook scored 7 8on bars 7 45 on beam and7 85 on vault Kelly Poletisscored well on vault WIth a775 and Kayle Gronbackhad scores of 7 3 on beamand 6 45 on bars LaurenSafran had a 6 95 on beam

Freshmen MIa MocenLeah Steele and KristenGlover performed well mtheIr first varsIty match

North beat BlclIlIUglutlHGroves 1168-1048 The lowscore for the Norsemen wasthe result of Cadorm J JRoszka and Poletls mligtJngthe meet WIth mJunes Andthp (wo phnmnrp nli

tand out because he battedIn the leadoff spotGnampsbaum saId

HIS statistIcs might havebeen even more Impreigtllveas a sophomore when hemade the DlvllOn I All-State second team

Getz batted 505 With 12doubles two tnples and fivehomers He stole 34 baseshad 27 walks and drove m20 run HIS pltchmg recordwaigt 1-0 With seven savesand an 089 ERA

Getz doesnt look hke apower tflCtlit at o-tuot-lLand 160 pounds but he has36 extra-base hIts In twoseasons

Hes stronger than heappears to be but he hastremendous bat qUIcknessGnesbaum said He haone of the qu)(kest bats Iveseen for anyone hiS age

In slgnmg With WakeForest Getz WIll attend thesame school that hiS fatherArt graduated from

Thursday Jan 3 agamstLlvoma Clarenceville andhost Macomb LutheranNorth

Its a tough openerbecause North has sometough kidS SChlhi said rfeel good about our chancesto beat both teams but ourkIds have to wam It

Next for the Eag1es is theFordson Tournament onSaturday Jan 5

Super Senior squadWlmbledonRacquet Club Super Senior team of Julia Caprara Mimi

KJbbey Janet Lannen Patty McCracken Jeanne Rivard Nancy SChmidtAnne Spitz Joanne Visellio and Penny Waslak won ittl local United StatesTennis Assoctatlon league champlonsbip and advanced to the sectionaltournament in IndlanapoUs The Wlmbledonteam flnlshed second in a fieldthlOtindudelaquol teams from Wisconsin UlInotsand Ohio

Chris ltHI totals really

Devils coach DanGr18sbaum

Getz ha been Southsstartmg shortstop the Jasttwo year but he has alsobeen the Blue DeVIls closerand hant blown a saveopportuntty III two years

Although he would proba-bly lIke to clone himGne~baum IS Just happythat he has Getz for onemorE year

Sevel al senIOrs graduat-ed from lat year champl-~nhlp te~~ bu~a~tz thlr~UCl)UU ampllUt 1JIUKCLt dUU

pitcher Matt Middleton arethree tarters wholl b thenucleus of thiS years Southsquad

Last year Getz batted430 WIth seven doubles two

triples and eight home runsHe scored 42 runs and drovein 30 He also had 22 walksand stole 21 bases In hISclosers role Getz was 3-0With 12 saves and a 1 38

match whIle Steve Of)ada(215 pounds) also captured aSIlVer medal lOSing 8-5 toChntondales AntomeWeible In the champIOnshipmatch

Bobby Monahan alsoearned a medal for thePIOneers placmg SIxth at112 pounds

ComIng up for thePIOneers IS theIr MetroConference opener tomght

States bestFive University Liggett School field hockey players made the All-State

team which was selected by coaches in the state From left are KatieHoUerbach Maggie Dillon Suzanne McGoey Clare Burch and BrittanyPaquette McGoeyand Dillon were first-team selections BWChiaDd IIoD~bacb made the second team and Paquette received hononble mead_McGoeyand Burch received All-State honors for the second straight sea-son

Wake Forest baseball gets Getz

known for a long hmeAnd It doesnt stop there

Getz hat been on theDIvIsIOn I All-State teameach of the last two seasonsand after leading South tothe state champIOnship lastspnng he wa named to theAll-State Dream Teamwhich includes players fromall four dlVlslOns

Hes a total player Thatswhy so marJ) ulleuroge~ we t

Interested in him saId Blue

By Chuck KlonkeSports Editor

When Wake Forestssportll mformatlOn depart-ment sent out a newsrelease about the baseballplayers who signed early let-ters of mtent to play for theDemon Deacons It had a suc-cmct appraisal of GrossePomte Souths Chns Getz

(Getz) IS one of the bethigh school mfielders In theMidwest the release said

Thats somethmg that followers of ugh schoo base- 11 ~ h T1 1 110-) 11

Monahan Orjada shine atMacolllb County TourneyLEs Jurczakalso medalsBy Bob 51 JohnStaff wmer

WARREN HarperWoods wrestlmg team hadits moments of glory m lastweekends 28th annualMacomb CountyTournament at MacombCommunity Culltgl

We fimshed 12th out of34 ligtams whlth 1lt great fora small DIVISIOn IV schoollIke Harper Woods headcoach Adam Schlhl saIdWe beat powerhouses lIkeRomeo thanks to a sohrlshOWIng from all of ourkids

As for Lutheran East itwas a learmng expenencefor Its wrestlers

It was a tough tourna-ment for our kIds and theylearned firsthand what Itshke to wrestle some of thestates best East headcoach John Wlllnwr igtdHl

TIus was a learning expen-ence for our kIds and It WIllhelp them In thE long run bull

The Eagles fimshed In thebottom third of the 35-teamtournament as sophomoreChriS Jurczak (1l2-poundclass) took home a fifth-place medal

Alex Goetz (145 pounds)also won a match for East

TIns was the first tIme In

Harper Woods hIstory thatwe had a wrestler In themals and we had two

hihl Said The guys wereIsappomted they dIdntn but they lost to twough kidsMIke MVII hdll IDolunds) won a SIlver mtgtdalsmg 8-5 to East DetrOItsatt Shankm m the tItle

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Accordmg to Craig he feltthese Issues were not umque tothe Grollse Pomtes and HarpervoJ uu Lney arp prevalentand that thiS reaction from theyoung people surpnsed us

The key Craig felt IS to tack-le these issues and Implementthe developmental assets m asmany places In the commumtyas poSSible

It is Craigs hope and one ofthe foundatIOns goals to helpthe commumty foster the 40developmental assets even ift don~ on~ ~t a time

Caring schoolclimate (No5)

At Harper Woods SecondarySchool prmcipal Jim Hessehandpicked 14 seventh- andeighth-graders and 24 nlnth-through 12th-graders to serveon a prmcipals advisory teamThe teams first goal is to workon the Search Institutes goalNo 5 creatmg a canng SChOOlchmate

In the first meetmg heldbefore the holiday break stu-dents were asked to Identifythings such as attnbutes theyadmired in a fnend how afavorite teacher showed anmterest 10 thelJ success In

school trungs they liked abouttheir school enVIronment andwhat they hkelt most abouttheir relatlonsrups With otherstudents at school

The process Will help stu-dents Identify the Issues andreasons for the issues and tocome up W1th poSSible solutIOns

So far student reactIOns havebeen positive

Before If you had a com-plaint you Just sat at the lunch

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If youths pOSRess between 31 and40 of these developmental assetsthen youths wl1l be less likely toIIqe and abuse drug dud alcohOl

In October Craig met With 40Grubse POlllte and Harper Woodsarea students parents and lawenforcement officers three timesto n1q(OnCl~ h ~ 1 1

bullbull ~ toHbullbull1U JU bullbull ut40 Jtlvelopmental aSllets and setclear boundanes and expecta-tions 10 the home school and Inthe community

From the adults In those diS-CUSSIOnsCraig summanzed

In many cases underagednnkmg IS supported and con-doned by parents and our pob-cles and consequences are notconsistently apphed There aremany homPR WhPTP Alrnhnl qserv~ by the parents at partiesto their kids and other kids 10the cornmumty For whateverreason there is a very strongsense that trus subject IS onethat should not be openly diS-cussed In the commumty

Many parents feel that theirIuds need to learn at a young ageto dunk responSibly before theygo tr college Manyparents areafr81d that If their kids getcaught and there IS a conse-quence that a permanent recordWill be eotabhshed In their fil~that wlll hinder their Opportuni-ty for college acceptance or ath-letic scholarshlp ~

From the youths who attendedthe meetmgs Craig slld

-They want less peer pressureto dnnk They want clear bound-arles and consequences to be Uni-formly and faIrly applied All ofthem certamly expressed astrong deSire to have a forum toopenly and honestly diSCUSSthese issues With the adults mtheir lives

There IS a perceptIOn by ouryoung ~ople that In thiS com-mumty on a weekend there ISnothing else to do except to go toa party dnnk and get high

Another perceptIOn expressed

- Socrates5th Century BC

Greatest Gift Foundation helps teens make choicesBy Bonnie CapraraStaff Wnter

Our youth IIOW lot es luxuryThev haul bad manners contempt for authority they showdlsrcspe~t for eder~ and louechatter In place of exerciseChtldren are now tyrants not tMselvants of the household TMv110 longer rI~P IIhin ders enterthe room They contradICt theIrparents chatter before companygobble their food and tyrannizethe teachers

In some ways some peltlplesperceptlOns of youths haventchanged much m the last 2000years

One City ot (zrosse Pomte manIS convinced that relationsrupsbetween youths and adults neednot be adversanal or polanzedHe has a plan for tunung thoseperceptIOns around

After selling his busmessMark Craig famed Our GreatestGift Foundation an organtzationcommitted to helpmg parentsschools organizations and lead-ers to help youths make wisediiuutl - especaJIy thoseregardIng drug and alcohol use

lhese deCiSions are madebased on prinCiples outlmed bythe Search Institute an mdepen-dent nonprofit organizatiOnwhose miSSion IS to advance thewell-being of adolescents andcildren The iwttitultl generatellsynthesizes and communicatesnew knowledge convenes organi-zational and community leadersand works WIth state and nation-al orgaruzatlous

At the heart of the institutegtwork 18 the framework of 40developmental assets positiveexpenences relatIonstups oppor-tunities and personal quabtiesthat young people need to growup healthy canng and responSi-ble

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This combmallon program IS structuredfor Jr HIgh I High School players of alllevels This class Will mclude playerslookmg to partiCIpate m school tenmsThe group will be dlVlded s-parahngthe more advanced pla~ers from the nov-ICeplayers Focus Will be on stroke pro-dUChon smgles and doubles m3tch playand strategy

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TIllS Llt i one and a half hour programdesigned for JUIllOlS already partlClpat-tng m tournament competlhon ThISclass Win stress the fundamentals of allstrokes as well as movements footworkand strategy There Will be competlhvemalCh play strength and condmonmgtramlng each day

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gomg to fall asleep have 1your young person wake Jyou up and make sure the~give you a kiss goOOmght 1That way they have to be tcoherent and youre gomg ~smell booze on them If

theyve been dnnlong ~The second piece of

adVice that came from the ~foundatIOns October meet- ~mgs was to know Where ~children are and venfy It ~

Cr81g used the example 4Ja friend who called Ius ~daughter whIle she was outand asked to speak With theparents

Well they werentthpr (rll~ M H to14her If you would have tolcme they werent there Imight have let you shy

Another suggestIOn ISto Iallow youths to have more)responsiblhty so they can learn not to make mistakeSgt

Accordmg to lods what)keeps them from bemg dls-honest ISknowmg the consequence of maktng a mIS-take ISso large Craig SaidIf YOLlcan comUlWllCate -what the consequences areand what youll do If theydo get caught Its not yourfault as a parent

Overall Craig called the)asset approach a commonsense way to solve proble~~m an acceptable wa

There are so many pro- -grams that address prob- )lems CraIe saId Mv fthought process ISto find IthinKS VOLl can do III nlp ven(problems bull ]

nurturing skillsA Bon Secours BlrthCare

nurse educator teaches thesession and encourages bothgrandmothers and grandftJthers to attend

For more mformatlOn orto regtgttercall Bon SecouSCommumty HealthEducation at (586) 7797900between 9 a m and 4 p mMonday through Fnday

Coaches will be givenlaminated cards WIth specif-ic goals and )luggestioDs ofhow to Implement them

It focu8es on posltlvethmgs rather than negativetlungs said NeighborhoodClub executive directorJohn Bruce Theyre theIunds of thmgs theNeighborhood Club ISallabout - to help bUildstrong famlhes

Positive familycommunication(No2)

Among the youths whopa tiJltll-tJUl Lh~fuunJa-tlons October meetmgsCraig said ~Op(n and hon-est communlcatton betweenthe parents and the youngpeople does not eXist

One of the tOPiCStheyouths Said they mostwanted to approach theIrparents about was howtheir parents handled peerpressure when they wereyoung

One of the suggestIOnsyouths and adults came upWIthwas naVlng kids givethem a kiss goodnight whenthey carne home after aneVEnlDgout

Craig s81done of hiSdaughters uses that excusewhen shes out with fnendswhere alcohol is available

Tlus came up a lot WIththe parents 10 the sessIOnssaid Craig Tlus ISsome-thing a lot of parents dId _to wake up or If youre

soon to be-gr and pare n tswere told when they becamepanmt~

Sign up for the BonSecours Cottage grandpar-ents class and see for your-self what todays expectantparents are learmng Even ifyou already have grandclul-dren you might pick upsome new ideas or informa-tion about cluld care and

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GreatestFrom page IBtable and gnped about It8llld JUDlorclass treasurerDaria Wdhams

If It works It WIllpre-vent Issues from escalat-mg said JunIor class presI-dent Joe Zlchl

The most stnkmg aspectIS Its posltlve approachHesse said There arentany donts Ever smceColumbllle you have tohear what theyre sayingwhat thplr rml 9 on Ifwere really tuned 1Il to ourstudents and If they feellike theyre filled m on theprocess then we can dosomethIng about It

Cr81g hopes to estabhshpnncipal adVISOryteams m10 to 15 other lugh schoolsm the Grosse PomtesHarper Woods RoseVIlleBelleVIlle and Detroit

If nothIng happens thenat least theyre gomgthrough the processes andworkmg on these assetsCraig s81dThese arentnecessarilv measurablethmgs Just posItive out-comes

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Tymgmto the SearchInstitutes goal No 18youth programs theNeighborhood Club willmstruct Its volunteer coach-es on fostenng additionalassets in team members mthe COultl~ uf pract1ce andplay starting with its youthbasketball l~~gues

Bon Secours Cottage offers grandparents classBon Secours Cottage

Health Semces offers a free~an(frarent glass from 7 to9 pm Monday Jan 14 inthe private dming room(lower level) at Bon SecoursHospital 468 CadIeux in theCity of Grosse Pomte

Todays childbearing cou-ples are bemg taught manythings that ~m to be theexact OppOSIteof what the

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Carlyle graduated fromNorth Georgla College He ISVice preSident of operationsfor Apache Transport and ISa captam m the GeorglaArmy NlttIonal Guard

Ronning-Mahfet

Mr and Mrs DenniSWilham Ronnmg ofSavannah Ga haveannounced the engagementof their daughter AlisonLeigh Ronmng to DamelJoseph Mahfet son of Mrand Mrs Damel JohnMahfet of Charlotte N C formerly of Grosse PomteWoods

A June wedding isrlm~n1~

Ronning earned a bachelor of business adnunJstra-twn degree from theUmversity of Georgia andan MBA lD finance from~rgta State UmversityShe works for MediaOutsourcing Inc

Mahfet earned a BBA maccounttng and economicsfrom the University ofGeorgia He works for MooreColson m Atlanta

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Chari Sdu-eyvltgtgel A N AtAmenr8J1 lt6l 1912) patlna~bTOftraquo 18~1lI

EmUy lJnn ROlDlUloand Matthew DeBetR

DeBets son of Julie DeBetsof Harper Woods and thelate Michael DeBets A Mayweddmg ISplanned

ROlfano graduated fromGrosse Pomte South HighSchool She 18 a teachersassistant at MasonElementary School

DeBets graduated fromCleary College With a degreeIn business managementHe ISself-employed

Osborne-Carlyle

Darlene and Vic Rohr ofWarren have announced theengagement of their daughter Kimberly Osborne for-merly of Harper WoodR tnJeff Carlyle of Helen Gason of Dons rarlye [Helen Ga and BoydCarlyle of Pendergrass Ga

A February weddmg isplanned

Glgtuurne earned a bache-lor of arts degree fromKalamazoo Colltgtge and amasters degree In commu-mcatlOns from theUmversity of SouthernCahfornla

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Dave and SallyWolschleger of Ruth haveannounced the engagementof their daughter Angela SWolschleger to Thomas WVeda II son of Thomas andFrances Veda of GrossePomte Farms A May wed-Jlllg IS piannea

Wolschleger earned abachelor of sCience degree mlegal studies from GrandValley State Umverslty anda masters degree m bUSI-ness administratIOn fromCentral MichiganUmverslty She IS a legaladmmistrator

Veda attended GrandValley State Universitywhere he studied naturalresources m3nsurrm~nt HIIIS a fmanclal Malyst andbusmess owner

FOlJTltfms Ormemtlnblha fron Uwo ar of 1812 a Navy IJItIIlIftU1Ucn A~ord an GffiCtr Ii drtlU ord and two CommISS1Dn1

tIKned b Pttacdent James Ma~aon petCII1Rlnc thento

-AUCTION rflutunnl property belonll1ne- to thp -F1V1ne ~~l1~A20r~~j ~ ~tQtc uf t~uG-russca POJnte-uOrawrL Karl Hates iDd numerous other estates and pnvate COllectlOllllpresenting an early 19 centUlYDuncan Phyfe claSSical mahogany work table a collection of nuhtana Includmg a Umted States War of 1812naval presentatIOn sword and ~ dress sword CommIssIOns Signed by Presulent James Mawson and CIVIlWarmemorabIlia a 10 86 carat round cut VS2 fancy yellow diamond nng a large collectIOnof gtports memorabIliaIncludmg complete sets of baseball cards lbpps 1952 to 1959 inclUSIve and Bowman 1954 and 1955 andcomplete sets of football cards Bovman 1953 to 1955 inclUSiVe 1968 TIgers team SIgned ball and muchmore a very large LolltlOn of antique and other weapons toys and eollectlbles includIng gtJekeyMouseItems bronzes by Charles SchrcYogel Marshall Fredeneks Charles Manon Russell and others Sliverincluding a stunmng late 19learly 20 century French sterling centerpece paintings by RIchard JerzyWladlslaw Szemer Eduard Von Grutzner John Pluhpp ilAlmagle HughIe Lee Smith Alfred ThompsonWIlliam Wulgery Juhus Oan Melehers and many more graplues by LoUISlcart Curner and ]ves Royuchtensteln Reverend Howard Finster and others Paul H Oelman photographs glass mclwhng Galleclocks pottery and porcelaIn Includmg Dr Wall penod porcelBln Onental rugs antIque and reproducbonfurnIture and mUChmuch more

PREVIEWThursday January 10 - Noon to 8 PM

Friday Tanuary 11 - Noon to 8 PMMonddY January 14 - 10 A M to 5 PM

Romano-DeBets

John and Lmda Bruce andVmcent and Kathy RomanoofGrosse Pomte Farms haveannounced the engagementof their daughter EmIlyLmn Romano to Matthew

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brides brother GeneGargaro III of Grosse PomteShores John BEaganMatthew W Hogan KevinC McCooey and Todd LPollack all of New YorkCity and TImothy JPlunkett of Tarrytown NY

The mother of the bndewore a dress WIth a whIteorganza bodice and blackSIlk charmeuse skirt

The grooms mother worea long fuchSia silk dress

MUSICwas prOVidedby theChnst Church ChOIr of Menand Boys a strmg quartetand organist Fredeflc DeHaven

The bnde earned a bache-lor of sCience degree fromGtnrgftwn llmverslty SheIS a producer and editor forteleVISion With theBloomberg Fmanclal News

The groom earned a bach-elor of arts degree fromGeorgetown UniversIty Heis an mvestment banker mtelecommUnications withSolomon SmIth Barney

The couple traveled toHawau They live InManhattan N Y

fine inCISIOnsm the corneaThose mClSlons change theshape of the cornea Thereshaped cornea focuseshght onto the retma anddtcu VUllunISrestored

Hundreds of thousandsperhaps mJlhons have hadthis surgery and aresupremely satisfied WIth theresults They now get byWithout reachmg for theirglasses or fussmg WIth contact lenses

TA~IK rgery is not frof comphcatlOns No surgeryIS Some people are botheredby the glare from hghtsespeCially at OIght A veryfew have suffered VISionloss If I were younger Iwould have the surgery

I directed thIS answer atnearSightedness LASIKhowever can be used forother VISIonproblems - far-SIghtedness and astIgma-tism

There are proceduresother than LASIK that cor-rect VISIOn LimitatIOns ofspace dont permlt a diSCUS-SIOnof them all

Readers may wnte DrDonohue or request an orthrform of allatlable healthnewsletters at PO Box536475 Orlando FL 32853-6475

Academy ChpelThe Most Rev Leonard P

BlaIr and the Rev Gerald EMurray offiCiated at the 6 30P m ceremony which wasfollowed by a receptIOn atthe Country Club of DetrOit

The bride wore a whiteSIlk gown and a cathedral-length veIl both tnmmed mwhite satlO She camed abouquet of white rose andstephanotiS

The maid of honor wasKatherine Re of BronXVIlleNY

ill Juemalds wereMeghan Burns of ChicagoEmily McCabe of New YorkCIty Dott Shea HoblO ofPabadena Cahf KathenneFrederick Webher of RoqtnnCarne Blrgbauer of SanFranCISco and BevanGarrett of Prescott Anz

Attendants woreWedgwood blue satin A-Imegowns and carned bouquetsof multi-colored summerflowers

The best man was thegrooms brother Thomas GGrace Jr of New York City

Groomsmen were the

Eye surgery can freepeople from glassesBy Dr Paul G DonohueSpeCial Wnler

Q Im trymg to deCide If Ishould have laser eyesurgery for nearltlehtpnnpssI am 36 and have worn

Glaises brIng a clearimage to a nearsighted eyeby focusmg mcommg lightdirectly onto the retma

The most common kInd oflaser eye surgery IS LASIKsurgery - laser m SitU ker-atomJleusls (CUR-ah-toe-muh-LOOSE-suss)

The cornea IS the outertOlluh r]PAr povpnn17 of the~y~Oi~ngdirectly m~front ofthe pupil WIth a laserbeam the eye doctor makes

I gl8SCS or contacts for 20yEars I have never beencomfortable With eIther Idgo for the surgery If I couldbe sure It would work and besafe Is It

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eyes that can see thmgs upclose but see distant objectsas a blur The problemcomes from the shape of theeyeball NearSighted eye-balls are elongated andthose eyes focus light mfront of the retma mstead ofon It The retma ltthe eyesfilm which the brain devel-ops mto VIsual pIctures

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Mr and Mrs MichaelJoseph Grace

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Lauren EhzabethGargaro daughter of Mrand Mrs Eugene A GargaroJr of Gros~e Pomte Shoresmarned Michael JosephGrace son of Mr and MrsThomas Gerard Grdce ofRye NY on July 14 2001at the Grosse Pomte

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Service above selfJohn Brooks Rotary District Governor

adclreued the Rotary Club of Grosse Pointerecaat1y with the message Hsuvice above self

As local leaden aud volunteen Rotarians areeoDUDitted to improving their local and globalcummUDities Rotarians pride themselves ontheir abWty to ftad commUDity solutions tolocal and IDternaticmal needs

The mother of the bndewore a full-length Ice graydress With a beaderl bodIce

The grooms mother worea full-length dress With awhIte top and mdescentnavy blue skirt

Scnpture readers wereBruce Wallace ofBrookhaven NY audKenneth Kerr of FairViewTenn

The bnde earned a bachelor of sCience degree fromthe UniversIty of Michiganana a masters degree 10bo-s admmctrRtlOnfr~-w Wayne StateUmverslty She IS a manag-er With Accenture

The groom earned a bach-tlor of SCience dewee fromPennsylvania tateUm erslty ahJ a master sdegree m busmess admmlS-tratlOn from Case WesternReserve He IS a Fordaccount manager WithGoodyear TIre

The newlyweds traveledto Germany SWItzerlandand Italy fhey live m WestBloomfield

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~f Naples Fla on Sept 22DOl at Christ ChurchGrosse Pomte

The Rev BrYant DenmsonJr offiCIatedat the 4 p mceremony which was fol-lowed by a receptIOn at theLochmoorClub

The bride wore an IvorysJlk strapless gown that tea-tured a bodICe and chapel-length tram decorated WIthcrystal beads She carned anosegay of apncot roses

The matron of honor wasthe bndes Sister NancyClark of PalatIne III ThemaId of honor was thebndes sister JennIfer Boydof Hoboken N J

Attendants wore full-length black dresses andcarned bouquets of apncotand wlute roses

The grooms brotherTImothy Pulte of Glen MillsPa was the best man

Groomsman was VincentMlhaltk of IndIanapolis IndUshers were Charles Clarkof Palatme III and ThomasSdhanek of Ann Arbor

lointe Shores ~grandparents are Richardand LUCinda Weiemuller ofGrand Blanc Great-grand-parents are Homer andShirley Welermiller ofGathnbug Tenn

Alexander JamesGraebner

Mr and Mrs DaVidGraebner of Troy are theparents of a son AlexanderJames Graebner born Feb19 2001 Maternal grandparents are the late Mr andMrs M James Walkl of theCity of Grosse PointePaternal grandparents areMr and Mrs HerbertGraebner of Bloomt1eldHills

Andrew GeromettaDreyfuss

Cvnthla and PeterDreYtuss of Naples Fia arethe parents of a son AndrewGerometta Dreyfuss bornMay 16 2001 Maternalgrandparents are JudithPaul of the CIty of GrossePOInte and the late WRonald Paul Paternalgrandparents are Jacquesand Francoise Dreyfuss ofM1amJ Fla

Sylvia ElaineHodges

Matt and Michele Hodgesof Grosse Pomte Park arethe parpnts of a daughterSylVla Elaine Hodges bornSept 26 2001 Maternalgrandparents are Ed andSue Yonne of EastpointePatenlal grandparents areRuth Brant of Carleton TomHodges of Rockwood and thelate Bdl Brant

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Blrmmgham daughter ofCrosby and Juha Boyd ofSanibel Fla formerly oftheCity of Grosse POlnte mar-ned Michael Lynch Pulte Jrof West Bloomfield son ofMichael and Dtbvlah Pulte

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Jude-Philipe DulacLisa Manz-Dulac and

Gerard B Dulac of GrossePomte Farms are the par-pntJl of a son DominIC JudePhlhpe Dulac born Dec 72001 Maternal grandpar-ents are Rosemarie andRichard Manz ofWJ1hams1leNY Paternalgrandparents are Georgetteand Bertrand Dulac ofRancho Palos Verdes Cahf

Jacob JosephShaheen

j Mr and Mrs Joseph Mghaheen of Mmneapohs arertbe parents of a son Jacob-lJoseph Shaheen born July25 2001 Grandparents are

1Grosse Pomters DeShaheen Ted Zberanowskirand the late Joseph JlShaheen

Jenna MarieShaheen

trMr and Mrs Paul Vincentaheen of Orland Park

I are the parents of a~aughter Jelna Mariegthaheen born Aug 13~OOI Granoparents arelarosse Fomters De~haheen Ted Zberanowskyand the late Joseph~haheenI Mary Kathryn Weiermiller Curt and AnneWeiermdler of Grosse PomteWoodsare the parents of a~aughter Mary KathrynfWelermlller born June 212001 Maternal grand par-~nts are George and MaryiEllen Dakmak of GrosseI

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Detroit which is celebratLng Its 16th 8Dnlversary ISalocally run affiliate and ISresponsible for raiSingfunds and volunteers tosupport its building effortsHabitat for DetrOIt willcomplete Its 100th house 111Detroit by spnng 2002

Mens groupmeets Jan_ 4 11

The Ecumenical Men sFnday Breakfast group WIllmeet at 730 am FndayJan 4 at Grosse Pomt~Memorial Church 16Lakeshore m Grosse PomteFarms The speaker WIll beSydney Rooks of fort StreetPresbyterian Churchs OpenDoor program

On Fnday Jan 11 DrNed Chalet will be thespeaker for the group wluchmeets every week andserves breakfast Chalet5topic will be PosltveJeWlBhHIStory Smce Jesus

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Detroit IS commltted torebuilding the Core CityNeIghborhoods area ofDetroit through a ho1Jstlcapproach that addresses notonly the phYSIcal redevelop-ment of the neIghborhoodbut also the social needs ofthe residents and local bUSI-nesses whIch have been mthe area

HabItat for HumanityInternatIonal an ecumem-cal Chnsban muustry dedI-cated to tlmunaTmg povertyhousing 18 celebrating lts25th anniversary Foundedby Millard Fuller alongwith hISwife Tmda Habitatfor Humamtv Internationaland its affiliates in morethan 2000 UllllllUIl tu~s in81 nations have bUllt andsold more than 100000homes to partner familiesWIth no-profit zero-interestmortgages Families con-tnbute 300 hours of volun-teer labor to support theirhouse construction

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In the back from left are Georle Nicholaon of Groue IoJDte Partners andHabitat Detroit the KeY VBruce RiCdon of Grosee Poiate Uemorial CbWCbandPartnere Jack SChwab of Bank ODe lUld Habitat Robert Dewaelsche of HabitatJack W1Wamaof the Partners Uld John Molk prealclent of Habitat

In the froat from left are Chase cunnlaghm of Groue IoJDte Partne LUlie SldaIier of Ccue City Nclghborhooda TrlD1 LeIrN Uld Sam Smith andiUzabullbeth WIlliam bullbull both of Groen Pointe PartDen Partners

The banks philOiiuhyofpartnershIps Jllustrated mIts motto Bank One onewith the commumty hascontnbuted to Its fifth consecutIve outstandingCommunity ReinvestmentAct rating Schwab said

Construction on thIShouse was started InAugust Thats pretty fastSchwab said

Tne Partners has recentiy~g n reoenng househuldfixtures and cabmetry fromhouses slated for demolitionin the Grosse Pointe areaaccordmg to Jack Williamsa member of the PartnersH~ says Items recoveredWIll beuro placecl in Habitthomes through the organi-zations ReStore programReStore accepts donationsof surplus bUlldmg materi-als from contractors andsells them to low-mcomehomeowners for a nommalfee

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Epiphany1030 am Worship Service

Meditation -The Glftsl-Scnpture Matthew 2 112Peter C Smith preaching

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Sundly Jlnulry 20th 1030 amIn AememtIl alICe of MMI Luther King Jr

Juz Worship serviceM2S E Jefferson at EkIma 0eU0It

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Grosse Pointe Partners Bank One make surethat Detroit family has home for the holidays

ChrIstmas came a fewdays early when Tnm leWiSreahzed the dream of ownmg her own house - thanksto the Grosse PomtePartners and Bank One

On Dec 22 representatIves from Bank One andthe Partners dedIcatedleWISShouse In HabItat forHumamty DetrOItsTncentennial Village m thecitys Core CItyNeIghborhoods

The Rev V Bruce RIgdonsemor JJastor of GrosseP(llntE Memonal ChurchwhIch IS a member of thePartners SaId Chnstmas ISa story of homelessnessand a story of dlscovenngGods love

Habitat IS a programthat bnngs out the very bestIn everybody he saId ItprOVIdesa safe wholesomeplace where famIlIes canlearn to love God and serveeach other

Grosse Pomte Partnelllfounded in 1997 IS a collab-oratIon of 12 churches mvanous Grosse Pomte com-munities The PartnersraIse money and recruit vol-unteer support to buildHabItat houses In additionto Detroits TricentenmalVillage the Partners havehelped build Habitat housesin West Virginia and CostaRlIll

~Bank One UI proud of itspartnershIp with the GQ~Pointe Partners and work-ing with its volunteersespecially its youth volun-teers said Jack Schwabvice president Bank Oneand board member ofHabitat fUT Humanity-Miclugan It was inspira-tIOnal for me to see thoseyoung people working here

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A httle-known VOIceJahaziel spokeIn the name of the God of all the earthFear not and be not dismayed forThe battle ISnot yours but GodsYouwill not need to fight in thIS battleTake your positions stand still and seeThe VlctOryof the Lord on your behalf

ABCD- A BIble Chapter Dady -Is one of many ways to read the BibleFor my own and other lIves On The HillDuri1g late August to late October ABeDsIhe Chromcler of some 2400 years agoHelped heart-mmd-floul Ul 2001 ADDowhat ISnght In the sight of the Lord

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This and much more 1D the two books ofChronicles the conclusion of the HebrewScnptures I find veri contemporary that 1SFull of most relevant meanmll for todayThese leaet often e~d h~k5 rThe Chnstiar ~ibJes 66 are full ofDowns and ups destructive and reneWIng

The Pastors CornerBy the Rev Gutav Kopkll JrSt James Lutheran Church

Wedo not know what to doBut 0 Lord our eyes are on you bullFor decades I have loved to pray theseWords ascnbed to DIetnch BonhoetferGerman Lutheran Pastor and TeacherAnti-NaZI martyr executed m 1945 Just before the Allies liberated my natIve land

One month after the unMuslim terrorI read on October 11 m II ChroniclesTlus prayer of Jehoshaphat who didWhat was nght gtn the SIght of thELord 0 Lord God of our fathers do you not ruleOver all the kmgdOfISof the natlOnsIn your hand are power and mIght

So that none ISable to WIthstand youIf ~~comes ~por us ue ~tllstLTdBefore you and cry to you mOur affllctlon and you WIllhear and saveWhom the Exodus forces on their way toThe promIsed land had not mvadedWere now terronzmg With destructive force

They reward us by coming to dnve usOut of your promIsed land America0 our God will you not execute judgmentOn them For we are powerlessAgamst what IScommg agamst usWe do not know what to doBut our eyes are on you

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funded under an mvestIgd-tor-Initiated research grantfrom the NatIOnal Instituteon Drug Abuse Surveys ofnationally representativesamples of Amencan highschool benlOrs were begun m1975 makmg the class of2001 the 27th such c1assurveyed Surveys of 8thand 10th graders wereadded to the delgn In 1991maklOg the 2001 natIOnallyrepreentatIve samples the11th such classes surveyed

The sample blzes m 2001are 16800 8th graders14300 10th graders and13300 12th graders for atotal of 44300 students mall

behaVIOr or SOCialproblemshave later been diagnosedWIth VISIOnproblems

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We cherish our chddrenWe should chensh theIrVIlOn too An eye care pro-feSSIOnal can make all thedifference

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types of changes you mightexpect to result from shiftsm the advertlsmg miX agreater amount of negatIvenews coverage or less favor-able portrayals of smokmgIn entertmnment program-mmg

There IS also eVldenpetrom the study that ciga-rettes have become some-what less avaIlable to teensThe proportlOn of 8thgraders s8)lng that It wouldbe ~falrly easy or veryedlgtY tor tnem to get cIga-rettes 11 they wanted somehas fallen from 77 percent In1996 to 68 percent In 2001Among 10th graders theproportIOn fell somewhatless from 91 percent to 86percent over the same timeperIOd The mvestlgatorsnote however that the greatmajority of these youngteens stIll say that they haveready access to cIgarettes

Will these favorabletrends In cigarette smokmgamong young people contm-ue

The reductIOns in thenumbers of teens who aresmokmg or who are accept-mg of smokln should helpto deter other teens fromstartmg Johnston saidBut the fact that the pro-portlOn who 1udge smokingto be dangerous IS no longernSlng may be an early warn-ing Sign of a slowdown m thedeclme in teen smokmg

Monitonng the Future IS

By Dr Howard Purcell(NAPS) - Heres an eye-

openmg statistic Only 9percent of Amencan chl1-dren have had an eye exambefore they entlr schoolThat can lead to more prob-lems than parents mayImaglne

Parents should take theirchtldren to an eye care professlOnal for a comprehen-SIve eye exam - not slinplya Vlblon screenlng - by theage of three again beforestartmg Bchool and everyyear while In school

Cherish childrens vision

A thorQugh eXRmlfllltonconsists of more than Simplyreading a chart It tests notonly VISIOn but also pro-VIdes information about thechilds overall health profile

Many children who havefared poorly at school or whohave demonstrated negative

A conSiderable body ofresearch - some of It basedon Momtorlng the Futuredata -- has shown that pncecan be an Important deter-rent to smokmg for youngpeople Work reported lastmonth by the UM investiga-tors at the World ConferenceUll 8111ukmg or health InNew Orlean hows thatsince 1997 the proportIOn ofstudents reportmg frequentexposure to antl-smokmgads has Increased conslder-~blJ Iu t1nA dJC lUU1JOTuuncredltmg the ads With actu-ally helpmg to mfluencethem not to smoke hasIncreased substantially aswell

Smce 1995 there has beensome mcrease at all gradelevels m the proportIOns ofstudents sa)lng that pack-a-day smokers run a greatrisk of harmmg them-selves (phjrsJcaHy UJ Jamp uLLerways) although thiS beliefdid not mcrease any furtherIn lOOl (Thl MODltonng theFuture study has shown per-ceived harm to be an Impor-tant deterrent to young peo-ples use of a number of Ilhc-It drugs)

While many adultsbeheve that young peopleunderstand the dangers ofsmokmg our data suggestthat a lot of tettllgt stIli donot particularly the youngerteens Johnston saId Forexample Some 43 percent oftodays 8th graders stili donot thmk there is a greatnsk associated With pack-a-day smokmg

In addition there hasbeen some Increase smce1996 (1997 for 12th graders)In students personal dIsap-proval of smokmg

These findmgs suggestthat It IS not Just pnce thatIS actmg as a deterrent toclgarltte use JohnstonsaId There have been someunderlymg changes mImportant beliefs and atti-tudes as well These are the

to management about futureplans for the faclhty lnclud-Il~g new equipment diS-counts mcentlves and pro-grams

If you really enj)y a goodhealth club It can becomeyour home away from homeThe people you meet and thegood feehngs of accomphsh-ments and results can beworth It If you find the rightone Ask all the nght questwns and research the localfaclhtles to find the perfectmatch for you

Kellv rrdfrn B S C S CS lS a p~rsonal tramer and the owner of PowerBreak FUness If you have afitness or tramlng questIOne-matl Kelly atletters kfwShearstsc com orwnte her m care of KmgFeatures Weekly SerVicePO Box 536475 OrlandoFL 32853-6475

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shown Important dechnes III2001 bpeclfically I

ThIS year about one Inevery 18 8th-graders (5 1percent) IS a current dallysmoker one of every eight10th graders (122 percent)and about one In every five12th graders (19 percent)These dallr smo~lng rate~are down proportIOnallyfrom ther peak levels In1996 (1997 III the case of the12th graders) by about one-half one-third and one11 ltlrtn1j nt~~t~u~~) Thrare down proportlOnally Justfrom last years levels by 26percent 13 percent and 8percent respectively

These important dechnesm teen smokmg did not Justhappen by chanceJohnston said A lot of mdl-vlduals and organizatIOnshave been making concertedefforts to bnng down theunaccectlblv hgh rates ofsmokmg am~ng ~ur youth ~

Amon~ the efforts henotes are a number thatemerged from the tobaccosettlement between thestates and the tobacco com-panies

The Joe Camel advertIS-Ing campaign was endedbillboard adYertlBlng of ciga-rettes was ehmmated andantlsmoklng advertlsmgcampaigns werp Inltated bythe newly formed AmencanLegacy FoundatIOn that wasfunder under the settle-ment Johnston saidFurther a number of stateslaunched their own antl-smokmg ad campaignsullIe aiso raIsed theIr excisetaxes on cigarettes and theIndustry raised prices morder to cover their costsfrom the settlement On topof all of thIS the mdustryreceived a great deal of neg-ative pubhclty dunng themld- to late-1990s as theIrpast practices were exposeddunng the htigatlOn processWIth the states and m thefederal regulatory debates

Abullrnelcan Councll onExerCise (ACE) and TheNatlOoal Strength andCondltlOmng ASSOCiatIon(NSCA) There are othersthat Just requIre a weekendcourse Find out how manyyears the person has beentralnmg and whether theyhave a degree m the field

The third Issue IS conve-mence You want to be surethe faclhty IS easy to get tofrom your home or Job If Ittakes you too long to getthere or It IS out of your wayyou may be wastmg yourmoney

FInally check the avad-ablhty of classes and equip-ment VISit the faCIlIty at theapprOXImate time you planto exercise so you can seeow busy thmgs are Youdont want your one-hourworkout to ake two hours tocomplete because yourewaltmg on machmesl Talk

Areyou ayoung adult troubled f)with lower back problems f-

Attend a FREE lecture

Thursday Jan 10 at 7 pmCnnnely Auditorium at Bon SeCburs Hospital468 Cadieux at E lefferson in Grosse Pointe

Daniel Elskens MD a Bon Secours Cottage neurosurgeon explainS the mostcommon reasons for low back pain In young and middle-aged adults such assports InJunes or lumbar strain He also discusses current treatment methods thatInclude minimallY invasive procedures and dlscectomles (removal of the damageddiSC from between the spine bones) The lecture IS directed at men and womenbehleen the ages of S 21d soA Questlon-and-answer session IS Included and refreshments are servedRtst1Il11()n~ Irt rlQUlred

For more information or to pre-register callCommunity Health Promotion at (586) 779-7900

Included high school seniorsSinCE 1975 and natIOnallyrepresentative samples of8th and 10th graders since1991 QuestIOnnaires areadministered to students Intheir c1asbroomb by ISR staflmembem each sprmg

Current smokmg (definedac S10klng- one or ffi0rc Cig-arettes dunng the past 30days) had been decllmngsteadily blnCe the reLentpeak levels reached m 1996among 8th and lOthgraders and m 1lt1lt17~TTHO

12th graders Between 1996and 2001 current smokmgamong 8th graders fell from21 percent to 12 percentand among lOth gradersfrom 30 percent to 21 per-cent

Among 12th graders cur-rent smokmg fell from 37percent m 1997 to 30 per-cent In 2001 - a proportion-al decline of about two-tenthb Thus the youngerage groups have shown thegreatest Improvement so farThe drop In current smokmgthat occurred Just thiS year- of 2 5 percentage POintsm 8th grade and 2 6 percent-age POints In 10th grade -are highly statistically slg-mficant while the Z percent-age-pomt dechne In 12thgrade fell Just short of bemgsjgIhficai1t

Prior to the peak teensmokmg rates reached Inthe mld-1990s currentsmokmg among 8th and10th graders had been nsmgrapIdly With about a 50 per-cent mcrease ocrurringbetvccn 1991 and 19SGSmoklllg had been nsmgamong 12th graders as wellthough not by as large a pro-portlOn

The rates of dally currentsmokmg m the three gradelevels (defined as havmg oneor more cigarettes per dayover the past 30 days) havehnwtl parallel trends tothose for any current smok-mg and hkewlse have

slOn on thp tRrihn eqmp-ment You might want to askwho cpans the equipmentSamtary facilities careabout thelr members

Second check the quahfi-catIOns of the staff You wantto be bure ~haL the peoplewho are showmg you how toexercise know what they aredomg Ask to talk directly tothem and ask questIOns Letthem know If you plan to usea personal tramer whatyour health history IS andwhat your goals are fortrammg The more thoroughyou can explam your previ-ous expenences the easier ItWIll be for the trainer to fig-ure out what w111work foryou

Some highly recogmzedcertificatIOns for perconaltramers are from TheAmencan College of SportsMedlcme (ACSM) The

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Teen smoking declines sharply in 2001In a year In which good

news seems hard to come bythere IS some good newsfrom the health frontCigarette smoking the leadIng cause of preventabledeath and disease In thiscountry IS falling harplyamong American teenagers

The latest natIOnal surveyIn the ~MoOltorJng theFuture~ smes conducted bythe Umverslty of MichiganInstitute for Social Research(lSR) shoy s that teen smok-mg IS rapidly dechnmg

t)WlOO on natIOnally repre-sentative surveys of some44000 students In grades 810 and 12 18k research SCIentlsts have found that ado-lescent smokmg IS dechmngat a vigorous pace ThiS con-trasts to the dramaticincrease In teen smokingobserved In the early 199Ossays study director Lloyd DJohnston

Because the ~~n yearsare cntlcal In the mitiatlOnof HIIMIy aU hfetlme smok-mg habits what happensdunng that developmentalpenod IS vital to the eventu-al health and longeVity ofeach generatIOn JohnstonSald Thats what made thesharp Increase In the early1990s so wornsome and It ISalso what makes thiS

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Shop around-fot the best health club

dechne hich began In thelattpr half of the 1990s soenCUUlil~mg

The 2001 Momtonng theFuture survey Included stu-dents m 424 publH and pn-vate secondary schoolsthroughout the cotermmousUmted Statpl Tnhls~on andfellow social psychologistsJerald G Bachman andPatnck M OMalley havebeen conducting the studysince 1975 With supportprovIded by the NationalInstitute on Drug Abuse oneof the NatIOnal Institutes ofHealth m the U SDepartment of Health andHuman ServIces

The annual surveys have

By Kelly Griffin BSCSCS

With the New Year youmay find yourself resolvmgto lose the same 10 or 15pounds you swore to workoff last year Couldnt do It

fon your own Perhaps ItStime to conSider JOlnmg agym or health club

There are plenty of bene-fits In JOining a fitness faCil-Ity You get a vanety ofequIpment and classes tochoose trom Meetmg peopleIS easy You can get helpstartmg a routme from anattendant or trameI If youare looking to Jom a fitnessfaclhty for the first time orwould hke to shop aroundfor a better one than the oneyou currently attend hereare some tips for finding thebest one for the money

First and foremost makesure the eqUipment IS keptm good workmg condItIOnIn any facthty aflty shouldbe first Check for rustedcableb or weight plates duston the machines and corro-

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Grosse Pointe public libraryis ready for a taxing situation

http Ilwwwtreas state ml Will bl mg yOU up to dateus They still have only B~t most of us use mOreyear 2000 forms SQ youll straightforward sourcesJust have to watt untIl The most popul~ pertheyre good and ready to sonal tax gude 18 J K

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recent cnes on hand bothbusmess reference andclTCulatmg so you cancheck tt out of the libraryfor a couple of weeksYoull want the 2002 edl-bon to cover your 2001taxes

The Ernst and Younglax ~aver s rwae comeshighly recommended formdlVduals domg theirown taxes Park andWoods branch hbranesboth have the 2002 edl-tlon covering the 2001tax year

Before we have all theforms are ready to go at forms we put out gIvehttp IIwww Cldetroitml us away copes of

Pubhcatlon 17 of theIRS This is the govern-ments own overall gwaefor getting you throughtlus When we run outthey dont send us moreIf you really want to usethis Its the one publica-tion you have coplck upearly

Magszmes and newspa-pers Wlll have artlCles ontaxes from now untilApnl

Theres a loLof mforma-bon out there brave soul

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Youll find state ofM1clugan tax fonns at

You neednt worry aboutthat Eventually every-thmg wdl be onlme Youcan go m through thebookmark on our homepage which should takeyou straight to the 2001forms and mstrucbons

If you prefer you cantype 1( thp wph addressand then follow dIrectlonsor icons to get to formsand mstructlons Thefederal tax site ishttp IIwwwrsgov Most ofthe federal forms areupdated but check theeaJ Some still are 2000Some are 2002

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Domg taxes IS almostas much fun as brulhmga eats teeth

Even so while the restof the world was celebrat-109 the holIdays a few ofyou came to the hbrary tofind out when well putthe tax stuff out

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Many forms straggle mthrough January Somenever arnve at all Thefederal forms arrIve firstsporadically The stateforms almost never gethert until the end ofJanuary DetroIt formsamve even later If theyare sent at all

Old you seTYeThe UmtedStates Nvy MemonalFoundatlOn m WashingtonDC has estabhshed theNavy Log m an effort tohonor all naval veteranswho have served our coun-try

The Navy Log IncludesNavy Manne Corps CoastGuard and MerchantManners The Navy Log hasthus far collected the names

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ThlS is a good Sign thattravelers are takmg a en-ous mterest m protectingtheir vacation mvestmentsllld Larry Dickens chrectorof vendor relations for AMTravel Agency We wantpeople to mamtam theirnormal travel habIts andtrip insurance prOVIdes anextra level of securitv

Accordmg to D1ckens Ifyour Journey mcludes acruse a package tour or acondo or VUa- whIch oftenreqUIres payment In fullbefore you leave - tripmsurance can be qUite use-ful The same IS true If youshould requue medIcalattentwn whlle overseas

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Washington memorial honors veterans

TRIP insurance offerspeace of tnind for travelers

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ongmal verswn The reVeion would add $560

Woods deputy comptrollerRobert Kraft told commis-SIon members he would seekpnce quotes from mulbplepnnters

Smce the booklet IS forthe reSIdents of GrossePomte Woods and that anaverage of 50 booklets IS ds-tnbuted by the city clerk tonew resdents each monthKraft agreed addItIOnalfundlng could be obtamedfrom the citys operatingbudget to support the cost ofnMntlnlJ ~n PYnltnllPCl Pelt-tlOn a~cordingto tree com-mlSsion documents

We dont have the fundsIn tlns years budget to addthe four pages but wereproceedmg to develop tha~Dickinson sad We hope mthe next fi1cal year wellinclude that in our budget

Tasty broccoh amp garhcIS a perfect SIde dsh wthbeef poultry or seafoodSteam the broccoh aheadto save time Double therecipe for larger groups

My brotherm-law CarlHankla helped me pre-_ +l- Irl ~ 41~ n 1 u - -

ful broccoh We served Itwth beef tenderlolIl andmashed potatoes (pre-pared by my other brother-In-law Dan Caton) Themeal was e~oyed by myentlr~ famly

Together we had tun lI1

the kltchen Eatinghealthy doesnt have to bebonng Special thanks toCall for being my righthand tn the Iotchen dur-mg the hohdays yourethe best

200 PM THE LEGAL INSIDERChIstopher Cavanagh Hosts local attome)s DaVid Draper and DouglolSDempse) tae an illS Ide Jccl at current legal ISSueS(Repealed M-Sun 400 AM MlWfSun 6 00 PM)

230 PM POINTERS WITH PROSTGuesl AJra PollacA IvtChgQJI Em rounema CounetlHost John Prosllllier-Iels local celebnlles aboullirneI) 10JllCS (Repeated M-Sun 40 AM MIWIFSun700 PM)

300 PM TH11iGS TO DO AT THE WARMEMORIALGueSIS Jobl1 Case) amp MIchelle BomlaTloBunn) Brooks host an IIlformalle 100 al whal sha~llInl al the War Memonal (Repeated M Sun) OOAM MWiIiun 8 00 PMgt

330 PM POINTES Of HORTICUITUREGuesl Joe S Floer ArI(llglI Parr IHost honleultuml Jim Farquhar hares lips gles61(1Ice and Inlen IC S lOCJ1 dULhOIIIIl VII grdcOIng(Repeated 1 gtun ~OAM MWII Sun 6 10 PvI)

400 PM YOUNG VIEW POTNTF-Sl pbeal )oulh sho featunng students reJXgtnmg00 a anel) of educallonal loples (Repealed M iun 600AM 1 Ifi un 810 PM)

4)0 PM HTERCOI_OR WOR~JlOPRenowned local artist (arol LaChlUsa demonlralealereolor lechnlques SImple enough for begmnerltHI challengmg 10 the epenenced artist (RepealedM-Sun 610 -M 1IWflltun 9 ()()PM)

500 PM VITALITYPLtA half hour of hod) Il1mng and epklci bolngexercIe cia 1WIF-iiun tepleklxllIlgTffhiat Tone IRepeated M iun 7 00 AM)

530 PM fLSICAtiTORY11MtJAMBOREEHosls 11 GlOria from the Central Llonmand MI~ Paula lhe Mem 1u~ Maer ofter a Ihalf hour of tones dnu mule lor children(T rrh~1 0 PM onl) )

BOllshallow water m asteamer pot add the broccob and cover Steam for 3to 4 mmutes (It Mil stillbe bnght green) drainand set aSIde Heat the 011in a large nonbtlck slolletAdd the garhc oreganoand broccoh and sauteuntIl the garlic becomesgolden about 4 to 5 mm-utes

A LA ANNIE

By Annie RouleauSCheriff

(from ajar)14 teaspoon crushed

red pepper flakes(optional)

Every new resldent getsa copy of thIS book

Is a beautiful bookDickmson sllld It was theTree Commisswns contnbu-bon to the Ctys 50thanmversary along Mth theHlstoncal CommIssionschronology of the Woods

The proposed four-pageexpanSlOn wlll have room foraddltional hlstoncal mfor-mation

We have plans tomcrease the content of thebook mcluding a map thatMil show all the varieties oftrees on the walkin~ path atLake Front Park said AllenDlckmson the Woods citycouncIl represent8tlve to thetree commisson

Commumty Tree Bookletpublished by the GrossePomte Woods TreeCommlSSlont WIll includemajor changes accordmgto commlssion members

GROSSE POINTE WAR MEMORIALS

TV5TELEVISION FOR THEWHOLE COMMUNITY

Holidays are over its time to getback to healthy eating

Add the roaeted pepperand crushed red pepperand toss for an add1tonal2 to 3 mmutes SeasonwIth salt and pepper IfdeSIred Serve hot

910AM InUIT PUISA half hour deroblc ccrclse class (Repeated M-SunII 00 PM)

938 AM POSITIVELY lOSlTIVEFTOIIA LtOld IVrllIhl HauseHosts JeaOle kNell and Lit AIen bull an upllftmg half-hour of JX1li lItltudc and Ideas (Repealed M-sunII 0 P1 MVr gtun 9 0 PM)

10ooA1 WHOS ll THE KITCHEllGllel Ptrld PerHost Chue Kaess eools With local eclebntles(Repelcd 1 un IHJnghl TThS 1( 0 PM)

1038 M ISIIgt ARTArt amp Poem(Repclted 1n 12 gtOAM 1Wif-Sun5 gt0 PM)

1100 A OlT OF THE ORDINARY bullbullINTO TIfJ- EXTRAORDI1oIARYGuesl jail SII ImagerHolaquol ROOcrtTa Ir prcoent an etraordmal) half-hour01 poopk p1ac~ nd Icka (Repealed M Sun 00AvI 1 n h ial 9-00 P1)

1130 11 THF ~OCSHOWCelller fOI Peace amp tOIlfcl Sludies WSUHot rrJIl ehonLnhltrg and her gues dl~U toptcalld e Ill 01 panleuldr Inlerest to en lOT ~IIIZtn(Reptaled M un 1 ~()AM TffhSal ( 00 PM)

U69 pf 11IF ECONOMIC CLUB OfDETROITHIS Fmlllltnct Adam Cardma MGldaFeature nllIonall no n guet speaKe dl~eulIlgcurren I 11 n Ihe bulnts communi I) IRepealedM-Sun 2 00 A 1 1 Th al 7 IXl PMgt

110 PM THt EASTSIDE EAMIJilERRonald 1 f)gtIIafd HOllie

HOit Jlliia ~m and UCI highlight upeomlllg localnon proII [lllt111 elLnl (Reneated 1 iun ~ OOAM1IWI un 7 ~O11)

130P1 (0 ERSTIO~ WITHCOI I EltTORBcaln POlleH~L lU UI HdlV f~lluSCS ll1i k)CJ ntc ng clI cI rRl peatcd vi 110 0 AM Tffhlial ROO111

Broccoli amp Garlic1 pound broccoli flo-

rets (the tops of thetrees)

2 teaspoons olive oilS garlic cloves

minced14 teaspoon dried

oregano14 cup thinly sliced

roasted red pepper

Its time to pItch theChristmas cookles thenuts the pies and cakesand other sweet holidaydehght that youvetucked around thelutchen

Its tlntl to get healthyStart the new year

nght by treatmg yourbody to the fresh fruitsand vegetables that areavaIlable year round

ThIS weeks feature IS aIiT l ~1o hrgt +-1) 0 ~11 tJ 1 -

broccoli that S SImple toprepare and puts a littleZIpmto the popular greenvegetable

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DAYTIME PROGAAMVIING FOR THE WEEK OF JANUARY 06 - JANUARY 13

Woods tree booklet is branching outBy EsradLindbergStaff Wnter

A local group of treefdncJ~r 1S lvukifl~ for aprmter to manufacture1000 addItlonal copIes of agulde to area trees I

A new edItIon of the

1+1Martini lounge

amp Wine BarUve Music Friday lk saturdaY

January 3 2002Grosse Pointe New8 Metro calendar 76

Periodontal disease may lead to seriousmedical conditions but it is treatable

For addItional Informa-tIOn on penodontal dIseaseVISIt www arestm com orcall (866) 2737864

Interestingly In a recentsurvey of 1000 Amencansover half rated regular den-tal VISItsand teeth cleanmgshIgher than gettmg regullt1cholesterol checks Howeverfar fewer request a dentalscreemng that could predIcttheIr chances of contractingpenodontal disease

nate the remaming bactenathat cant be reached dunngthe SRP procedure ArestmIS a fast and easy treatmentthat IS Omfortable forpatients anesthesia IS notneeded

ExhUttIona ShowAt the DIA

From the old masters tothe finest m modern art dIS-cover the gallerIes and exhI-bItIOns of the DetrOItInstItute of Arts The play-tmngs of the baby boomergeneratIOn are the focus ofphotographer DaVIdLevmthals VIVidexhIbItionSmall Wonder Worlds In aBox runnmg throughSunday Feb ~ The eventsof late 16th and 17lh centu-ry England and the beautyof nature are reflected m theexhIbItion Garden Imageryin English EmbrOIdery openthrough Sunday March 10Amencas oldest culturaltralhtlOnb are celebrared mthe exhIbItion Dance of theForest Spmts A Set ofNative American Masksthrough May 2002 Museumhours are Wednesdaythrough Fnday from 11 amto 4 pm and Saturday andSunday from 11 a m to 5p m Recommended admisSlon IS $4 for adults and $1for chIldren and studentsCall (313) 833-7963

On go nDSO notes

The DetrOlt SymphonyOrchestras DetrOlt EdlsonFoundabon Pops returns toOrchestra Hall 3711Woodward m DetrOitThursday Jan 10 throughSunday Jan 13 for StarsStllpes and Pops with trumpeter Marcus BelgravePerformances are scheduledfDr Thursday at 8 pmFriday and Saturday at 8 30P m and Sunday at 3 p m

T1ckets range from $19 to$75 Call (313) 576-5100

weekly workouts are $78 fortwo sessions $106 for threesessIOns or $124 for four ses-sIOns RegIster today forJanuary classes mcludmgGolf Tae Kwon Do KarateYoga TennIS GUItar AdultConversational GreekSmart Women FinIsh FIrstand Watercolors MacombCounty Commumty Collegeoffers a WIdevanety of waysto expand your honzons attheir AssumptIOn CulturalCenter campus To regIsterfor MCC programs call(586) 4984000PreregIstratIOn IS reqUIredfor most AssumptIOn cours-es Call (586) 779-6111

DO YOU bullbullbullwant to be in the metro calendar

Then fill out ttns form send 111096llterctleval Grosse PootErFarms 48236 or fax to (313) 882-1585 by 3 P m Fnday

EventDateTimePlaceCostQuestions CallContact Person

Recently dentISts andhygJemsts have begunaddmg the antIbIOticArestm a locally admmls-tered antibiotIc to help fightpenodontal dIsease to theSRP procedure The antlblotic ISapphed dIrectly to themfected area helpmg ehml-

serious health condItionsBecause penodontal dIS-

ease is a chrome bactenalmfectlOn It can be treatedWIth an antibIOtic TypIcaltreatment for penodontaldisease mcludes scaling androot planing also known asSRP This non-surgIcal procedure Involves deep clean-mg above and below thegum hne to remove plaquethat has bUIlt up

Parents who SIgn up for aKalo class can take advan-tage of free KIddIeKalolBaby Sitting Mondaythrough Thursday from 9 30to 10 a m Nonreglsteredparents pay $1 for fuddleKalo The 17-statlOnNauttlus weIght traInIngroom IS open Mondaythrough Thursday from B to1030 a m and 6 to 830 p mand Fnday from 8 to 1030a m The fee IS $50 for twodays per week $70 for threedays per week or $4 fordrop-m users KaloExerciseJNautilus combo

Ford Houseexperiences

Expenence the grandeurof one of AmencasCastles at the Edsel ampEleanor Ford Houlgte llUULakeshore m Grosse PomteShores Tours WIllbe offeredon the hour Tuesdampythrnugh Sunday from noonto 4 pm Monday Jan 7through Sunday March 31The Ford House Will beclosed Monday Jan 21through Monday Feb 4 TheTea Room will be closeduntil Sunday March 31Tonrllt re ~n for nnlh ~ifor semors -and $4-f~~--~~I~dren Grounds admISSIon IS$5 Annual Passes are avaIl-able for $18 Call (313) 884-4222

Assumption offeringsA full schedule of classes

and events aWalt you at TheAssumptIOn CulturalCenter Reach a npw tab- ofwell-being and cardlOvascular fitness by slgnmg up forKalosomatlcs exercIse pro-grams which combme aero-bICSWIth walking runningstretchmg elements of yogaand k1ckboxmg The WinterSession will run throughSaturday March 2 Fees are$52 tor two-day seSSIOns$74 for three-day sessIOnsand $94 for four-day ses-sions There IS a 25 ilis-count for semors

1~~SehnskyGreen FarmhouseMuseum located dIrectlybehmd the St ClaIr ShoresPubhc LIbrary LIsted In theMIchIgan State RegIster ofHlstonc Sites thIS farm-house IS owned by the CItyof St ClaIr Shores dnd oper-ated by the St Clair ShoresHlstoncal CommISSIOn Thehouse IS open for toursWednesday and Saturdayfrom 1 to 4 pm Call (586)771-9020

If left untreated gIngIVltlScan progress to penodontltlswhen the plaque spreadsbelow the gum lIne Toxmsm the bactena can destroythe bone and gum that surround the teeth creatmgpockets for bactena to accumulate As the pocketsbecome deEpermOrEroom screated for bactena to growEventually these bactenaenter the blood streampotentially leadIng to morc

In the early stage of pen-odontal dIsease the gumscan become red swollen andbleed eaSily At thIS stagethe dIsease IS reverSIble andcan be ehmmated throughroutme dental cleanmgs anddaily brushing and flossmg

Gum dIsease IS a senouschroDlc bactensl mfectlonthat attacks and destroysthe gums and bones thathold your teeth in place ThemfectlOn occurs when dentalplaque a sticky sometimescolorless film accumulateson the surfaces of the teeth

tal infections - and othermore serious diseases Thispotentlal connectionbetween gum disease andserious condItions such asheart ilisease diabetes andlow bIrth rate babIes ISsoberin~ news

Farmhouse museumStep back into the daJly

hfe of a mid19th centuryfarm famIly livmg m EnnTownshiP now St ClairShores WIth a tour of the

Educationalopportunities

Take advantage of educa-tional opportunities WIthLIfelong Learning classes atSt Peter the ApostleElementary School 19800AnIta In Harper WoodsFashIOn your own greetmgswith a Card Makmg classMondays Jan 14 throughFeb 4 from noon to 2 p mThe fee IS $75 Shape upWIth ExerCise Classes formature adults Tuesdaysand Thursdays Jan 15through May 30 from 9 15to 10 15 a m or 10 30 to11 30 a m The fees are $90for ~woUllYII ~r w~eK$45for one day per week or $3for walk-ms Harper Woodslibranan Suzanne Kent WIlllead a free Book ReviewWednesday Jan 16 from 1to 2 pm m St PetersPansh House Those whohave completed theBeginner Computer coursecan partake In anIntroductIOn to WordMondavs Jan 14 throu2hFeb 4 from 9 to 11 a m Thefee IS$70 Computer classesfor Begmners will be offeredWednesdays Jan 16through Feb 6 from 1130am to 2 p m or ThursdaysJan 17 through Feb 7 from9 to 11 30 a m The fee IS$90 SIgn up for anIntemetlE-Mail CourseWednesdays Jan 16~hrough Jan 30 from 9 to11 a m The fee IS $75PreregIstratIOn ISrequestedCall (586) 493-0917

Pointes pastExperience Grosse

Pointes past WIth a freegwded tour of the GrossePomte Hlstoncal o~letysProvencal-Weir House c1823 376 Kercheval mGrosse POinte FarmsSaturday Jan 12 from 1 to4 p m Guests can learnabout 19th Century hfe inGrosse Pomte vIew anexhIbIt of hlstonc pho-tographs and Visit the newlyrenovated Log Cabin c1840 on the property Innddibon they can purchaseVIdeos featurmg GrossePomte h1S1)ryand relatedpubhcations and productsCall (313) 884-7010

Call (313) 833-4249

TTnfnrhmatelv less thanone-fifth of those WIth thecondItion seek treatmEntThe firstever SurgeonGenerals Report on OralHealth In Amenca suggeststhat there are strong assocI-atIOns between oral mfec-tlOns - pnmanly penodon-

At present nearly 75 per-cent of people over age 35have some stage of gum dIS-ease accordmg to theAmerIcan DentalHYgIeniStsAsSOCIation

Even though It IS the sec-ond most prevalent dIseasem the Unlted States -affectmg nearly one out ofevery four Amencans -many people are unawarethat penodontal dIsease andgum disease are dIfferentnames for the same condI-tIOn

Oral health problems currently cause employed adultsto lose more than 164 million hours of work every year

(NAPS) - Healthy gumsare the key to better healthfor everyone however 50mI1hon Amencans currentlysuffer from gum dIsease(penodontal dIsease) Leftuntreated gum ilisease mayserve as a gateway to manyother medIcal condItionsThe good newS IS that whenit is caught early periodon-tal dIsease IS reversibleAnd new there are moreways than ever to treat it

in Ann Arbor The fee IS $10or $5 for DHS membersReservations are requiredCall (313) 833-1405

Live a LeaRiWar Memorial Update

Enhance your mmd bodyand SPlnt by partaking mthe courses and adventuresoffered at the Grosse PomteWar MemOrial 32Lakeshore In Grosse PomteFarms Develop balance andflelOblhty WIth Yang StyleTal Cm Mondays Jan 7through Feb 25 from 6 30to 7 30 pm or fuesdaysJan 8 through Feb 26 fro~7 35 to 8 35 P m The feesllft ~tgtuor ~ll lor semorsIncrease your stamma andstrength WIth Hatha YogaMondays Jan 7 throughFeb 25 from 830 to 10 amor 7 to 8 30 pm for contmumg students or 10 15 to1145 a n for begmnersClasses WIllalso be offeredThursdays Jan 10 throughFeb 28 from 735 to 905pm for begInners The feeis $70

Explore the tradItIOnalpnnciples of drawmg WIthWorkmg From the FigureWednesdays Jan 9 throughFeb 27 from 1 to 4 pm Thefee is $90 Pohsh your pos-ture WIth The FeldenkralsMethod Thursdays Jan 10through Feb 21 from 730to S30 pm or Fndays Jan11 through Feb 22 from 9to 10 am Tne fee IS $10Preregister using yourMaster Card or Visa via faxat (313) 884-6638 e-MalIwwwwarmemonal org orcall (313) 881-7511

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Grosse POInte mUniCIpali-ties and Harper Woods Theevent IS an Ideal afterglowdestInatlon for those attend-Ing the DetrOItAuto DealersAsSOCIations NorthAmerican InternatIOnalAuto Show Chanty PrevIewon that same rught Ticketsto thIS elegant black tieoptional evenmg of dmmgand danCIng are $85ReservatIOns are reqUIredProceeds benefit ChIldrensServIces of the NortheastGUIdance Center Call (313)884-8691

AU that jazzJazz guItarIst Tim

Bowman and hIS band WIll

headhne A Jazzy Afterglowbenefitmg Barat ChIld andFanuly Services a dIVISIOnof Matnx Human SeeVlesFrIday Jan 11 at theInternational Banquet ampConference Center of theAthenaeum SUIte Hotel 400Monroe in DetrOitFestiVlties Include a 5 to 7P m VIP hors doeuvresreception 5 to 915 p m VIPShuttlp Rorvlce to theDetrOIt Auto DealersAsSOCIations NorthAmerican InternatIOnalAuto Show Chanty Previewdinner at 9 15 pm andentertamment commencingat 1030 p ill Tickets for thISblack tIe affllU are $125 or$175 per personReservations are requiredCall (313) 9633330

Art of learningTake advantage of an

exciting selectIon of freeDrop-In Workshops at theDetroit InstItute of Arts5200 Woodward in DetroitPIece to~ether creahvePostcards Fridays Jan 4through Jan 25 from 630to 8 pm DIscover The Art ofthe Doodle Sundays J an 6through Jan 27 from noonto 4 p m PartICIpate m theNAMES Project AIDSMemorial Quilt Sunday

Artrain stroll Jan 20 at 1 pm SharpenView the out of thIS world bullyour artIstic slons With a

exhIbition Artistry of Space Figure Drawmg class forThe NASA Art Program adults Saturdays Jan 12aboard ArtraIn USA the through Jan 26 from 1 to 3natlons only trilVtHU1~ piii The fee is $120 or $95museum dunng a DetrOit ior DIA membelHistoncal SocIety Sunday PreregIstratIOn is requiredStroll program Sunday for the classJan 13 at 2 pm at theNew Center 1100 N Main

MarkVourCalenda bullbullbullAttention Austinalumni

All graduates of AustinCathohc PreparatorySI1Iool whih dUlled in1978 are mvited to attendthe dedIcation of the newAustin Portico SaturdayJan 12 m conJunctlon WIththe 4 p m Mass at St CllUeof Montefalco Church atMack and WhIttIer mGrosse Pomte Park An all-class reunIOn win follow theceremony Call (313) 882-9812

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Last weekspuzzlesolved

FrI Jan t tCelebrate success

Join the volunteers of theAsSIstance League to theNortheast GUldance Centerat a CelebratIon GalaFrIday Jan 11 at 7 30 pmat the Country Club ofDtroit 220 Country ClubDr in Grosse Pointe Farmsmrking the 38th year otsuccessfully supportIngquahty behaVIOral health-care and substance abusetreatment selVlCes for theeast SIde of DetrOIt the five

SundayJan bullBach is back

rrh~ ~Y1Ith I~h E~~hsenes returns to the KresgeCourt of the DetroItInstItute of Arts 5200Woodward In DetroItSunday Jan 6 at 11 amWIth a performance by thePeter Soave Sextet Ticketsfor brunch and the concertare $22 for adults and $11for cmldren Seatmg on thecarpeted staIrwell for theconcert IS$5 Call (313) 833-4005

nCFood amp fellowahlp

Share good food and fel-lowshIp during the MensFriday EcumemcalBreakfast lltndayJan 4 at7 30 am at Gros~e Pomte~emorlal Church 16Lakeshore m Grosse PomteFarms Ms Sydney Rooks ofOpen Door at Fort StreetPresbyterIan Church WIllbethe featured speaker Thefee IS $5 Call (313) 882-5330

onday an 7Sacred sites

DIscover five of metropohI tan DetroItS most beautIful sacred SItesduring a DetroItI HIstorical SDclety Hlstonc Church Tour Monday Jan 7 from 930 a m to 4 pm The bus WIlldepart from the parking iot oi the Detroiti HlStoncaJ Museum 5401I Woodward in DetroIt and

stop at St Domllllcs RomanCathohc Church FIrst

IPresbytenan Church StMatthew-St Joseph

~Episcopal Church LIttleRock BaDtist Church andthe Cathect-al Church of StPaul EpIscopal The fee IS$25 or $18 for DHS memobers Reservations arerequired Call (313) 833-1405

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86 Seniors January 3 2002Grosse Pointe News

By Sharon Malersac Executlve Director

As thl ne vear beg1l1b many homebound senIOrsare stIllleehng the aftereffects of Sept 11 2001

Some people whoexpenence these lymp-

toms may develop PTSD and as many as one out of13 Americans will get PTSD at some pomt durmgtheir 11es Of those who do the good news IS that mmany caes PTSD can be treated successfully

E1a1ne MOIlto ofGroNe PolDte Parkand Suaan Lauppe ofGrosH Pointe Farmsare shown above atthe left belping ft1lthe baekete

sac deliversThe Interfaith Volunteer careetven a pro-

gram of Services for Older Citizens (sac)brought together tbe cburcbes bullbull cboo~ andRotary Club of Grosse Pointe to provide achance for young and older people to reacbout to seniors in the community

On Dec 19 thegroUpB joined to cre-ate more tban 220Christma cards and11ft baskets to be~~~~dtl fdurlDg tbe bondHundreds of peopledonated bsketbandmade carda andIJIfts

_Driving safely while aging gracefully

Because televlSlOnbrmgs the world to ourIvmg rooms tlus con-lt1ltlOncan occur lorpeople who never expe-nenced the traumabut wltnebsed Itthrough the media Theacute stress of a trau-matIc event causeschemical reactlOl1s 111

the bram as well asphYSIcal symptoms

Sbaron Maier

SOC OItionsTrauma of Sept 11can lead to PTSD

With 24 hour neWb coverage reexpenencmg thetrauma IS ab eay asturnmg on 0Ur televllOn Traumatic eventscan lead to a conditIOnknown as posttraumat-ICtress disorder orPTSD

lT_T- ~- - 0 A _zln4AW~ 7HI-z~uw ~u UU I-U pI VVI-C-I

prescriptions while traveling

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Wrzte to llatllda CharlesII care of Kmg FeaturesWeekly SerVice PO Box$16475 Orlando FL 328536475 or send an e-mail toletters kfwShearstsc com

youre on these medicatiOnsor need to use devices suchas glucose or blood pressuremom tors If you see a doctorwhl1e youre away be sure toget a Similar confirmatIOnletter for your return flightto cover any new prescnp-tlons

3 Take extra supplies ofeverythmg 11 case yourflight IS delayed

4 Use onglnal contamersWith ongInal labels showmgthe names of the doctors andpharmaCIsts and the pre-scnbed dosage

5 Never put your medICa-tIOns Into checked luggageBaggt can be lost Also thecompartment can be too coldor too hot and rum theireffect venes~

For more mformatlOncheck WIth your alrlme ortravel agent

For more mformatlOo ontraffic s~fety for b1der ulefsVISit the NHTSA webSIte atwww nhtsa dot govpeopleinlurvolddnvelmdex html orWrite to the NatIOnalHighway Traffic SafetyAdmInIstratIOn 400Sventh St SWWashLngton DC 20590 Youcan also fax your request to(WJ)366-7721

about your dnvmg ablhtlestalk With your doctor He orshe can evaluate the sldeeffects of the medicationsyou may be talung ConSidertaking a mature driver classthrough AAA AARP or alocal dnving school Letlnabout transportation options111 the commumty and con-Sider trymg them out

While everyone wants tokeep driV1ng for as IOlg aspossible no one wants to bea threat to themselves or toothers because they are nolonger able to dnve safelySelf-awareness is the keyWith smart self-manage-ment you ran retain thepersonal mobihty thatcomes With dnvlng whIlelImiting the nsks to yourselfund to others

Depression Treat It Defeat It

The followmg are tips thatcan help you while travel-Lng

1 Get at least two copiesof all your prescnptlOnb oneto keep WIth you and one tomclude m checked baggagem case you need fmergencyrefills

2 Get letter from )ourdoctor) confirmmg that

rymg aboard a number ofobjects meludmg LnsuhnsyrngES and any containeror VIal that could hold apotennally dangerous sub-sance

The alrhne also tned toconfiscate a bottle holdingher hIgh blood pressuremedlCme (She had trans-ferred the pills from a bottleWIth a chl1d proof cap toone that was easier to open )It was only after shE bUg-gested lettmg the flightattendants hold her medicalsupphes that thp airlineagreed to call her doctor toconfirm her me~hcal statusand her need to have theseItems close at hand

If you do onslder plan-mng a route that you arefamIliar WIth and try todnve durmg the day (aVOIdrush hour) Keep a safe diS-tance between you and thecar ahead of you and try tomake left turns where greenarrows provide protectedturns Scan the road contm-uously to antiCIpate futureproblems and plan youractIOns

Scmetunes other 1JU1J1are the best Judges of yourdnvlng ability If someonehas expressed concerns

miSSIon power steenng andbrakes and other speCIalequlpmcnt can make it eaSler for you to steer your vehi-cle and operate the foot ped-als

8 Dnvmg reqmres dlld-mg your attentlon betweenmore than one SituatIOn at atime Do you feel over-whelmed by traffic stgIls andpedestrian and vehicle traffic Do you take medicationsthat make you drowsy or doyou expErlence dlzzmessseIzures or losses of con-sCIOusness Do you reactslowly to normal dnV1ng Sit-uations

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pavement mltllungs othervehicles and pedestnans -~~tlaUy t dawn dusk vrat mght Does the glare ofoncommg headlights causeyou discomfort

If you have expenencedany of these symptoms ofdechnmg VISIon alwayswear your glasses and keepyour prescnptlOn currentKeep your wmdshield mir-rors and headhghts cleanand your headhghts aimedcorrectly If youre 60 orolder see an eye doctorevery year

2 Diminished strengthcoordinatIOn and fleXIbilitycan Impact your ability tosafely control your vehicleDo you have trouble lookmgover your shoulder tochange lanes mOV1ng yourfoot from the gas to thebrake pedal or turmng thesteermg wheel Do you feelpam In your knees legs orankles when gomg up ordown staJrs

If j-ouve experienced alyof these symptoms talk WIthyour doctor about phySIcaltherapy or medIcatIOnandOr tTftchmg exercisesand a walkmg or fitness pro-gram An automatic trans-

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Dad spent a lot of time alone duringthe dayand we couldnt always be therefor him Now he has new fliends eatswell balanced meals and has help wIthhis medications Assisted living atBon Secours Placewas the ideal optionfor all of us

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1 Good VISion IS essenbalfor good dnv1I1g health Doyou lampave problems reading3lgns or recognizing some-one you know from acrossthe street Do you havetrouble seemg lane and

Seniors celebrate ChristmasA Christmas party was held by Services for Older Citizens (SOC)as part

of its Food amp Friendship proglaJn The program ta1Iesplace Monday throughFriday and includes lunch exereiae bingo and a social event for GrossePointe and Harper Woods seniors age 60 and older

Mary Krupa and Joe Kowalski are served by Jim Flkany of Grosse PointeRotary at the party SOCis located at 17150 Waterloo in the City of GrossePointe

Dr Dan Guyer of Bon Secours Cottage HealthSystem Will present an mformatlve talk begmmng at1130 a m TuesdaYtJan 8 at the cIghborhoodClub 17150 Waterloo m the CIty of Grosse Pomte HeWIll OJCUSbthe causes and cures for posttraumaticbtress dlborder

In the past many people behEved that only soldIersor other people who had been m a war could getPTSD Based on new research doctors and otherhealth care profeSSIOnals are learning that all kmdsof people from different backgrounds can have trau-matIc expenences that lead to PTSD

You can also get more mformatlOn about PTSDfrom the followmg orgamzatlOns Anxiety DisordersAssociatIOn of Amenca (30U 231-9350www adaa org Freedom from Fear (888) 442-2022wwwfreedomfromfearorg and the National MentalHealth AsSOCiation (800) 969-NMHA www nmha org

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Grosse Pointe News

Encounter In the ThirdDlmenslOn ShackletonsAntarctic Adventurf SuperSpeedway and DisneysBeauty and the Beast DallyscrPenJngB Will be offeredon a rotatmg baSIS begm-mng at 9 am on the hourm the mommg and on thehalf-hour in the aftemoonand evenmg TIckets are $10for adults or $8 for semorsand children ages 12 andunder Call (313) 982-6001

Detroits pastStroll the Streets of Old

DetrOit trace more than 100years of automotive historyand travel from Frontlers toFactones through the per-manent exhibitions of theDetrOIt Hlstoncal Museum5401 Woodward m DetrOItTake In the exhibit ThePolish Presence ill DetrOItthrough Sunday June 9Introduce yourself to theVIPs of DetrOIts Polish com-mumty dunng a free Pohshand Proud Meet and MingleParty Saturday Jan 12 atneon See sap ltind shup atthe Glancy Trams ShowSunday Jan 13 from 10a m to 4 p m Tramappraisals will be $2 Beenchaned by the WhlmslCaIcollectIOn of thnfty toys mthe eXhIbition A PennySaved Com Banks from theComenca CollectlOnthrough Sunday Jan 13Expenence the history ofDetrOIts onglnal settlersIohroulh tnI pyrllhhlln

Land LIVes and LegendsNative Amencans mDetrOit DetrOIts 300thBirthday is the msplratlOnfor the special exlubltion 30Who Dared

The Museum IS openWednesday through Fndayfrom 930 a m to 5 p m andSaturday and Sunday from10 a m to 5 p m The sug-gested admISSIOn IS$4 50 foradults or $225 for seniorschlldren ages 12 and undererter flee

people do not have thlsproblem

Try exerclsmg your atti-tude If you beheve thatexercise will gIve you morenergy then It will

Most of the explana-tIOns I hear from peoplewho arent worlong out areexcuses Give yourself fivereasons why you shouldcommIt to an exerClse pro-graIn get started and stickWith it Leave the whmersbehmd Jom the WInners

Kelly Griffin B S C S CS IS a personaltramer and the owner ofPower Break Fitness If youhave a fitness or tramlngquestum e-maIl Kelly at letters kfwShearstsc com orwrite her In care of KmgFeatures Weekly SerVicePO Box 536475 OrlandoFL 32853-6475

To advertisein this coiumn

call (313) 882-3500by 200 pm Friday

KISKA JEWELERSThere is no time more fitting to

say Thank You and to wish yon aHappy New Year of healthhappiness and prosperity fromKISKA JEWELERS 63Kercheval on-the-HlIl (313)885-5755

Sunday from 9 30 a m to 5pm AdmISSIon IS $5 foradults and $3 for childrenover the age of five Call(313) 4945800

Sailor artShips In Bottles a collec-

tIOn of 30 whimSical worksof nautical art can beViewed through January2002 at Belle Isles DOSSInGreat Lakes MUloeumacceSSIble via theMacArthur Bridge at EJefferson and E GrandBoulevard m DetrOit Takem the free Video Belle Isle APortraIt m Time SaturdayJ-ll ~J rUUl 1 IU pill

Children can also explorethe hands-on exhibitIOnRacmg on the Wmd Salhngon the Great Lakes alongWith penn anent exhIbItIOnsfeatunng the doomed shipEdmund Fitzgerald and afreighter pIlothouse Themuseum 18 open Wednesdaythrough Sunday from 10a m to 5 p m AdmiSSIOn IS$2 for adults and $1 for chl1-dren a~8 12 to 18 Call(313) 852-4051

History aliveTravel through the past

100 years via the specialehibit Your Place in Time20th Century Amenca atThe Henry Ford Museumand Greenfield Village20900 Oakwood inDearborn Patrons may alsotour the museumsCommumcatiuull LI2htmeTransportatIOn andDomestIc Arts exhlbltlOnsThe Museum IS open dailyfrom 9 am to 5 p m

around watchmg a daytimetalk show or soap operaask yourself If there reallyIS no time for exercise

bull From the examples Ivealready given you can seethat exercise doesnt haveto cost you a penny Youdont have to Jom a healthclub or hire a tramer toreach your fitness goals

bull Start Simple espeCIallyIf youre embarkmg for thefirst time on a program ofexercise Try walkmg for 10mmutes three times aweek then add one minuteto your walk each weekYoull start to feel betterand ollce you do youll wantto continue

bull Afraid that exercise wlllrob you of Important energyyou need for the rest of yourday ThIs can only be trueIf you are exerclsmg toohard or too much Most

Ed MaliszewskiCarpeting

spectacular $6 millionNatIOnal AmphibianConsl IOn Center dedi-cated to the conservatIOnpreservation exhibitIon andmterpretatlon of aInphlblanilfe The Zoo IS open dallyfrom 10 a m to 4 pm ZooadmiSSion IS $8 for adults$6 for semors and chIldrenages 2 to 12 Parkmg IS $4for cars and vans Call (248)398-0903

Cool carsView a collection repre-

sentmg three decades ofautomotive deSign Includ-mg a 1904 Runabout a1QII)) ~H of rt l _ - V L V loA

a 1949 BUick RoadmasterRIVIera at the AutomotiveHall of Fame 21400Oakwood m Dearbornthrough Feb 2002 The Hallof FaIne IS open dally from10 a m to 5 pm The fee IS$6 for adults $5 50 forsemors ages 62 and up and$3 for chlldren ages 5 to 12Call (313) 240-4000

African-Amerimm

Strings attachedAdults and duldren allke

can applaud the RUSSianfolk tale the FuebirdSaturdays at 2 pmthrough Jan 26 at theDetrOit Puppet Theatre 25E Grand River 10 DetrOItTickets are $7 for adults and$5 for chIldrenReservatIons are requestedCall (313) 961-7777

experienceExplore the wonders of

the Charles H WnghtMuseum of MncanAmerican HI Rtnry 315 EWarren in Detroit Trace theMotor CityS mUSIcal historyVia the new exhtbltlon Jazin DetrOit Before Motown APhotographiC HIStory run-ning through Sunday Jan13 The Museums coreexhibit Of the People cele-brates DetrOits place inAfrIcan Ameman herItageand culture The Museum ISopen Tuesday through

enough time to exerCIsewhy not use half of yourlunch break to exercise and~he other half to eat

You dont have to work upa sweat Keepmg a set ofdumbbells at work anddomg some weight trammgon your break can stillmake a difference

bull Many people find them-selves awash In faInJlyduties If you spend a lot oftime playmg taxI to andfrom the soccer field trygettmg there early andwallung a couple lapsaround the field Ill betthat If you start a routinelike this other parents wdlsoon Join in

bull Bemg productive Withyour tIme means scheduhngexercise mto your dayBlockIng out a time wIllguarantee a workout Thenext time youre slttlng

Youll fiad the finest brands inAmerica at Ed Maliszewski21435 Great2r Mack St ClairShores (586)776-5510

Start10g our 8th year $0 down$35 a month Watch for manysurprIses 10 2002 Its a good time Ito be a Po1Ote Fitness memberOn Mack 313885-3600

fee is $80 per month plus$50 for reglstraton Launcha new career With Prepanngto BabYSit Saturday Jan12 from 9 a m to 1230 p mThe fee IS $25 Tee-off With aTeen amp Youth Golf Chmcfuesdays Jan 15 throughFcb 5 frt1m 4 to 5 p m Thefee IS $40 BUild your young-sters confidence and mus-cleb With Pee Wee KarateSaturdays Jan 5 to March2 from 9 to 10 a m or 9 to10 30 a m The fee IS $35 forone hour or $50 for one-and-one-half hoursPreregIstratIOn I reqUiredCall (586) 7796111

Zoo newsExpertence the animals

and more at the DetrOIt Zooat Ten Mile and Woodwardm Royal Oak ThroughThursday Feb 28 Jom inWIld Winter festivitiesmcludIng storytelhng treedecoratmg Ice carv10g andthe sweet sounds or seasonalchOIrs View members of theHenry Ford CommumtyCollege Ice Carving Club atwork SaTurdays Jan 5 andJan 12 from 11 a m to 3P m Also on Jan 5 take mfree lUUmal themed docu-mentaries 10 the WildhfeInterpretive Gallery OnSunday Jan 6 SeptemberProductIOns presents HatsOff to Animals an interac-tive storytelhng experiencefrom 1 to 1 45 p m or 2 to245 pm The Roeper UpperSchool ChOlf Wlll perlormSaturday Jan l~ trom 1 30to 230 pm Chill out WIththe polar bears arctIc foxesseals and snowy owls at theZoos new 4 2 acre ArcticRmg of Life exhlbit VISitorscan catch the underwateractIOn With a trip throughthe Polar Passage a unique70-ft long clear tunnel tocatch all the excitIng under-water action Take a ride onthe wild side and get an anI-mals eye-view of life on theWild Adventure SimulatorTickets are $4 Along withVisits to the other great ani-mals guests can see the

The Village IS closed untilMonday Apnl 1 when It wlllbe open from 9 a m to 5 pmAdmission to the Museumranges from $7 50 to $1250Admission to the Vlllageranges from $8 50 to $14Chlldren under the age of 5and members are admittedfree ShOWing m theMuseums $15 mllhon IMAXTheatre are Mysteries ofEgypt 3-D MaOla- Call (313) 833-1805

~No excuse exercise is good resolution for 2002By Kelly GriffinKing Features

After seven years of per-sonal trammg I have heardJll$t about every excuse 10the book on why people can-not work out Some of themOst popular ones are lackof tnleurol money or energy

I beheve most peoplereally want to feel betterabout themselves havemore energy and be moreproductive yet feel thatexercise reqUires a block oftime that does not eXIst

Yet If our mmd-set aboutexercise would changemaybe it would be easier toget started

Here are some sugges-tIOns

bull Time IS very precious tomost people the more wecan fit mto one day the bet-ter If you work a Cull-timeJob and feel you dont have

The staff at NOTRE DAME IPHARMACY extends WIshes for avery Healthy amp Happy New YearWe appreCIate your loyal patron-age through the year at 16926Kercheval in-the-Village I(313)885-2154

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Sherman Shoes bull 313-642-1190

Clayworks class SaturdayJan 12 from 1 to 3 p mExplore a variety of tech-mques during aPrmtmakmg classSaturday Jan 19 from 10a m to noon Brush up onyour slulls dunng a PamtmgClass Saturday Jan 19from 1 to 3 pmPreregistratIOn IS reqUiredCall (313) 833-4249

All aboard IHop aboard Artram USA

the nations only travelingart museum Saturday Jan12 from 10 a m to 5 p mand Sunday Jan 13 from11am t05pm attheNewCenter 1100 N Main 10 AnnArbor Patrons can expenence the exhIbItion Artistryof Space The NASA ArtProgram Call (734) 747-8300 ext 236

Indoor playtimeThe Fanuly Center lDVltes

area preschoolers and theIrparents to come out of thecold and enJoy mdoorPlaytime programsTuesdays and Thursdaysfrom 1 to 3 pm at BeaconElementary School 19475Beaconsfield 10 HarperWoods or Wednesdays from9 to 11 am at the BamesEarlY Childhood Center20090 Mornmgslde 10Grosse Pomte Woods Thefree sessions wl1l runthrough April 2002 Call(313) 343-6711

Super scienceTour the new Improved

Detroit Science Center 5020John R m DetrOitBegmning Monday Jan 7embark on a Solar SystemAdventure view WmterNights and ZubenelgenubisMagical Sky in thp Centersnew Digltal DomePlanetanum Hands-on lab-oratory exhibits focus onmotion life sciences matterand energy waves andVlbrltlOns Now showmg inthe Centers lMAX Theatreare Journey lOto AmazingCaves and Dolphms Makeplans now to see the award-wmnmg Everest whichreturns to the IMAX DomeSaturdays and Sundays atnoon 2 and 4 pm throughSunday Jan 27 TheMuseum IS open Mondaythrough Friday from 9308m to 3 pm Saturday andSunday from 11 a m to 5p m AdmiSSIon IS $7 foradults $6 for seniors and $5ior children lMAx Theatretickets are an additional $2Call (313) 577-8400

Assumptionopportunities

AssumptIOn CulturalCenter 21800 MartEgtron theGrosse Pomte WoodsStClair Shores border offersyour children and teensenhghtenmg opportunitiesBnng those grades up WithKumon Math and ReadmgWednesdays from 3 45 to645 pm and Saturdaysfrom 10 a m to 1 p m The

War Memorial for kidsThe Grosse POinte War

Memorial 32 Lakeshore mGrosse Pomte Farms offersa full schedule of education-al and SOCial adventures forchildren Register today forJanuary classes ActivItiescan be charged to yourMaster Card or Visa VIa faxat (313) 884-6638 or phoneat (313) 881-7ill

South informationParents of eighth-grade

students who plan to attendGrosse POlUte South HighSchOOl m the Fall of 2002are InVited to explore thenInth-grade curnculum dur-mg an Information NIghtWednesday Jan 9 at 7pm In the SouthGymnatoTlum 11 GrossePOInte Boulevard In GrossePomte Farms Call (313)432-3513

Special needsexplored

Bames Early ChIldhoodCenter and The FamilyCenter will team to presenta panel of Grosse Pomte par-ents discussmg their JOur-neys of raising ChtldrenWlth Special Needs dunng aParenting EducatIOn Seriesfor Young FaImhes prograInTuesday Jan 15 from 7 to830 pm at BeaconElementary School 19475Beaconsfield In HarperWoods Chlldcare IS avaJ-able for those who reglsteror the Fridav onor to theprogram A voluntary dona-tion of $10 wIll be acceptedCall (313) 432-3800

Fun flicksJunior cmema buffs can

take 10 a W1de vanety of funflIcks during the GrossePomte Public Libraries freeWmter Fllm Festivalthrough Wednesday Jan23 Preschoolers can enjoyGeorge and Martha - BestFrIends Tuesday Jan 8 at4 pm at the Grosse PointeWoods Branch 20600 Mackin Grosse POlUte Woods orThursday Jan 10 at 4 pmat the Central Branch 10Kercheval In Grosse PomteFarms Grade school andmiddle school Iludlences cantake m Mary-Kate andAshley - Case of the SharkEncounter And EnC)clopedlaBrown - Burgled BaseballCards Wednesday J an 9 atthe Park Branch 15430Kercheval m Grosse POintePark Call (313) 343-2074

Artful opportunitiesAspmng artists ages 5 to

8 accompanied by an adultcan mdulge theIr talentsWIth a full schedule of class-es at the Detroit InstItute ofArts 5200 Woodward inDetrOIt Dragons dmosaursand hons are just a few ofthe Fantastic Ammals andFabulous Beasts you canfashIOn dunng a Clayworksclass Saturday Jan 12from 10 a m to noon PlOchIt Roll It COIl It dunng a

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advertising andthe eastsides

best ciassiftedlincluding estate

salUt senicesautol

appliancesemployment pets

and other itemain high demand

In gemology assures cus-tomers are receIVIng Itemsof the finest quality

Both brothers weretrained by the famtly expertGeorge Kouelter Sr whosedream hves on through thefamIly

Along With a beautIfuland one-of-a-lond selectIOnIn Jewelry KouelterJewelers offers watchesfrom guch prestlglcus hncsas Breltlmg OmegaMovado Raymond Well andSelko The stores gtftwarecollection mcludesWaterford Lladro andSwarovslo

Koueiter Jewelersmoves and expands

George Kouelter Jewelershas relocated to 19815 Mackbetween Huntington andManchester In GrossePomte Woods

The famIly-owned andoperated company had beenon Mack above Vermer tor33 years With the move theKouelter family has expand-ed the store and added theconveruence of a free park-In lot

The Kouelter famIlystresses personal andfnendly servIce GeorgeKouelter ISa craftsman whodeSIgn custom jewelryBrother Roberl 5 expertise

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Photo by Bra d LmdbergJackie Harper of St Clalr Shores browses through post-holiday sale Items at

the Pointe Pedlarmg thmgs for the hornandfixmg up the home WeSfeIt -- --- - --- --- -- -all through retathng

He saId products thatevoke nostalgia such as col-lectIbles hand paintedgoods mdJVlduahzed deco-rAtiOnS 8nd a WIde range ofhousewdl e ~uld well a~JaCObsonSone of ills chentsand the anchor ofthe Viiiageshoppmg dlstnct of the Clty

As the shopping seaqlngets a second WInd In thepost-holiday phase heavydiscounts are expected toJump-start sales of outer-wear and leather goods

Now that we have coldweather Its a great tIme forafter-Chnstmas salesMarx Said Its an excellenttime because Vvchae gttver-al more months of chIll

By tills time next year theeconomy may have recov-ered If so Nitzsche saIdwe sure arent gomg to seethese prices agam ~

THERES MOREINSIDE TRA~1VJUSTTHE HEADLINES

Evel) Thursday we provide the Pointes with completecoverage of the people organizations businesses sales

and events in our community

CompilatIons of patnotlcmusIc sold much ~tter post-9-11 than ever before saidJenie Carlen manager ofpublic relations for BordersGroup Ine m Ann ArborPatnotlc book titlesIncreased after 9-11

There was more of akeepsake mmd-set thISyear Marx said There wasmore attentIon on homehearth and nestmg There ISmuch more rehance on need

At POinte FItness andTrammg Center SusieJOlJanJ a personal trainersaid I was surpnsed at thenumber of personal trammgpackages and membershIpssold A lot of people added tofamIly memberships

The training centersowner Ken Welch of theFa k said The biggest pre-sent someone can glVe theIrkIds IS to take care of them-selves and be mdependentwhen they get old

Warm wfathfr hnwlVlrcooled the shoppmg spmtTemperatures ddnt dropuntIl two days beforeChnstmas

It was a late start sales-WIseS8JdWendv Bacon ofthe family-owned WhistleStop Hobby Shop m St ClairShores People cbdnt startshoppmg untIl afterThankSgIVing From thenon It was busy but notchaotic

HeIghtened Interest Inworld affaIrs has been par-tIally credJtedWItha run onglobes at Harveys CompleteTravelers m the CIty

We had a lot of speCIalorders tius year s81d storemanager Annie Toelle

Red white and blueA surge In patnotlsm

extended to clothm2 wherethp hot (nnrs were red WIULt IU1U Ulue

At HIckeys Walton-Pierce a mens and womensapparel store In the CttyWith a hneage to 1900patnotic-theme thmgs didwell said owner BillHuntmgton

He s81dhullday sales wereon par WIthlast year

immedJately after Sept11 there was a soft penodfor a week HuntmgtonsaId Then everybodyadjusted at least accordingto my eXPilnence

In a move slmllar toDIClemente and h1sChristmas corsagesHuntmgton gave customersAmencan flag PInS Hesconsldenng replemshing hisnearly sold-out supply ofneckties and belts decoratedWIthAmencan flags

The patnotlc theme con-tinued at Borders Booksand MUSICin the CIty whichIsnt a 801e propnetor buttargets its Inventory to mdi-vidual commtmtlc~

place on Thursday Dec 20sometime between 11 30a m and 7 pm In the 1400block of Maryland Someonestole a 1988 Oldsmoblle 88parked on the street

In another inCIdentbetween Dec 16 and 19 a1999 Harley DaVIsonHentage Spnnger motorcy-cle was taken from a garaeIn the 900 block of GrandMaraiS

Dunng the evemng ofWednesday Dec 19 some-one failed In an attempt tosteal a Jeep parked m frontof a reSIdence m the 500block of Pemberton

Rowboat headA prowler who pohee

beheve had been dnnkmgwas caught after a short buteventful chase m GrossePomte Woods

Officers caught the manIn the 2100 block of Brvs onSunday Dec 23 at 4 16 a rn

The suspect an I8-year-old man from Eastpomtehad to be 1ubdued officerssaId

While runmng frompolice the teenager hoppeda fence got tangled and fellface-first Into an overturnEdrowboat stored m a resl-dents back yard An otlieermentIOned mans obvlOuslymtoxlcated appearance

- Brad Lmdberg

lOWIngconverrstlOn WIth aGrosse Pomte Woods pollee-man whIle bemg taken toJail on Saturday Dec 22 at240 am

Oh boy am I 1D troublenow said the man

-wnyT asked the officerBecause I m drullk The

suspect had been pulled overon northbound Mack nearTorrey for speedmg an esti-mated 60 mph When theofficer got out of hIS crUIserthe suspect drove off Hefolled hiS own escape byturnmg onto Ford Court adead end

You know saId the offi-cer you should not runfrom the polIce

I didnt do anythmg anynormal Amencan kId would-nt do

ThP mAl rllF11tprpl lQpercent blood ~alcohol levelThe suspect said he hadbeen dnnklng at a fnendshouse m DetrOIt Poltcecharged hIm Wlth drunkendnvlng fleeing and eludJng

Car theftsGrosse Pomte Park pollee

are nvetlgatlng twu IHthefts and a third attemptthat faIled

The most recent theft took

Luring customersLocal retailers didnt Sit

back and Walt for customersto arnve

Angelo DIClemente whohas oPIlsd The Dried FlowerIn the Woods for 30 yearsincreased his advertISingbudget Dunng a holidayopen house he gave womengreen-tnmmed Chnstmascorsages

Its the little extra thmgsthat bring In salesDiClemente saId We heldour own this season It wasgood

StateWlde retaJi holidaysales rose about 2 2 percentover last year according toArthur NItzsche presIdentand founder of TeleeheekMldugan In Southfield Thecompany guarantees checkscuswmers pay retaliers atthe tune of purehase

Looking at check actlVltyIS lIke samphng retailsales saId NItzsche aFarms reSIdent He expectsreceipts to nse to 2 3 percentonce post-holtday salesmcludlng gIft certificatesare added

Wptlr ~ QmJ(Jo 11101~ - - ~-n natIonal averages Nitzsches8Jd Thats good becausemany tImes we take It onth~ chm In any case It was

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Man needc abatting cage

An angry male driveranswered Wlth a baseballbat when a woman cut hImoff at the turnarollncl onVermer near Canton justmSlde the border betweenGrosse Pomte Woods andHarper Woods

On Saturday Dec 22 at2 26 pm a Grosse POinteWoods officer saId the manbecame enraged when a 33-year-old Harper Woodswoman Zipped through theturnaround and cut off theman He jumped out of hiSvehIcle WIth a baseball batsmashed the womans dnvers SIde Wlndow and tnedto pull her out

The office drtw hl~ IH~tolwnen tne uspect oat Inh~nd mdlcated he wouldntcooperate Police leVIed felo-niOUS asault chargesagainst the 42-year-oldHarper Woods reSident

Officer from HarperWoods took over thE sceneand arrested the suspect

All-AmericanA 19-year-oid man from

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hIm after an outstandingcareer at South

Coming out of highschool I wanted to go to acuHege where i could piaybasketball and I would get agood education no matterwhere It was Hess slUdBut when I wasnt playmgbasketball at Eastern It chd-nt feel the same

Thats when he startedexplonng other schools On~ was ColumbIa which hadrecruIted him out of hIghschool Another was Wllhantand Mary which IS coachedby former Ohio State assis-tant RIck Boyages

I really liked WillIam andMary Hess saId And Imgettmg a free educatIOnwhIch I wouldnt have hadm the Ivy League

During lus year off Hesshas been pracncmg WIth theWilham and Mary teamIncludmg the eariy mornmgcondltlOmng sessions buthes had to watch the gamesfrom t on the bench

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Hess excited aboutreturn to actionBy Chuck KlonkeSports Editor

The Walt ISfinally over forAdam Hess

List Thunlllll) h~ pl11ytmhis first college basketball mmore than two years whenIus Wilham and Mary teamplayed the UOIverslty ofMaryland

Playmg the sIxth-rankedTerrapins was Just fine WIthHess a former All-State bas-ketball player at GrossePOinte Scuth who trans-ferred to WIllIam and Maryafter startmg as a freshmanat Eastern MichiganUniversity

Im pretty excIted aboutplaymg agam slUd Hesswho was forced to SItout lastyear because ofNCAAtrans-fer rules

And Im glad itsMaryland That way If Ihave a bad game I can saythliL It WdlI because oiMaryland not me

Hess transferred afterEstern fired coach MiltBarnes who had rterLlited

Adam He took In Hme alghtleeiDg aroaDdAthena during his trip to Greece with NYCHoops

ValleyIt was a very close meet

and It went right down tothe final couple of eventshead coach Rick JohnstonslUd Our kIds SWant welland I can see the Improve-ment m each competitor n

Derek Johnston won the~UO-treestyle ana lOU-but-terfly whIle the 200-medleyrelay team of JohnstonBrandon Baetens MikltlVance and Kyle Williamstook first

In addItion Dan Adamshas been cutiing two ~-onds off his times in everymeet

I love to see the kids cut-ting time because It meanstheyre workmg hard Inpractice Johnston Bald

The FIghtm Insh fell to 0-S overall

Upcommg for the NotreDame SWImteam is an awaymeet on Tuesday Jan 8against Sterling HeightsStevenson

sonsAlex likes the school

Wood said It has a goodbusmess school and thatswhat hed lIke to go mto Healso llkes the coach and hessure that hell be there forhIS full four years bull

East wins non-league hoops gameBy Bob St John sophomore Robert Carlisle our WInStaff wnter scorEd 14 pomts and Semor Josh Saunders

Lutheran Easts boys bas- grabbed eIght rebounds chIpped In WIth seven pOIntsketball team eased mto the whIle Bobby Maynard and and seven reboundshohday break WIth a 53-37 ChrIs Gibson also played The Eagles led 21-17 atwm over vlsltmg Warren well the half but broke the gameImmaculate ConceptIon The guys played well and open by sconng 15 pomts 111

Head coach Gary everyone had a chance to get the thIrd quarter and 17 111Gutenkunst saId hIS Eagles some plaYIng tIme the fourthhad tv do l better Job of (1utpnkllnQt laId We The Lutheran East bas-reboundmg and tAkmg care rebounded better and took ketball team Improved to 3-2of the ball which they did as care of the ball whIch led ta overall

tlUUdl - a trewenuuullweapon~ Wood Bald Lastyear he improved his back-hand The last half of theseason he started hitting itWIth a lot of topspin And hehas an outstanding serv(Thnoo +J 110_ _ _ - _ lWavl~ - 00

forehand backhand andserve - make him an out-standmg player

AB good as Conn ia theressome room for improvement

He stIll needs to work onhis volley~Vood Bald Nextyear hell do that and thenhell be a complete player

Wlsconsms tennis pro-gram has been in the mIddleof the BIg Ten and Contishould be able to step nghtm and help the Badgers

Conn who is a 3 3 studentat ULS also pIckedWlsconsm for academIC rea-

Sophomore ChrIS Smallscored m the first penodwhIle Jumor Chns Andersonand senIor Pat Llpa tailledm the fmal stanza

The kIds are grmdmg Itout playing well sluft-by-sluft McKay said

It was also a family gatht11l1l iur semor ialt1ralcTImmons who competedag81nst some relatives onLumen Christi

It was fun watchmgPadraics grandfather wear-ing two hata McKay S81dIt was a mce game agamsta good team

The Notie Dame hockeyteam Improved to 10-1 over-all

Next for the Fightin InshIS a home game onWednesday Jan 9 againstUmversity Liggett School

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Fightin Irish bury Windsor St BrennanBy Bob St JohnStaff wnter

Head coach Don Sicko gotthe results he was lookmgfor m hiS Notre Dame bas-ketball teant beatmg VISIt-mg Wmdsor St Brennan 68-50 last week

We were a httle betterLUll1~h~ W1tUl U1 uur prt~ IVU

three games SIcko saidOur attItude and work Notre Dames hockeyethic ISvery goodwhich Will team is movmg up thego a long way toward mak- standmgs in DlV1slOnIIImg us competitive After losmg 5-4 to Flint

The host Flghtm Irish Powers on Dec 1 thebolted out to a 17-6 lead Flghtm Insh have run offafter the first quarter and SIXconsecutIVe wms mclud-main tamed a comfortable 109 last weekends 3-0double-dIgIt lead throughout shutout over highly toutedthe final three penods Jackson Lumen ChnstJ in

Dfn1Vply the kIds the Lansing Showcaseplayed well but offenSIvely It was a goodgame gomgwere not where we want to back and forth~ head coachbe Sicko s81d Kevin McKay said Wetook

Sernor guard Sean Rmke an early lead but Lumenscored 14 pomts whIle Chnstl took It to us m thesemor John PeJak added 11 second penod Swimmingand semor Bnan BIggs had Our kIds played well10 espeCIally (Dave) Murray m The Notre Dame sWIm

The Notre Dante basket- goal and we won a bIg team lost its meet last weekball team improved to 3-1 game ~ falhng 98-71 to Chippewa

Knights Conti chooses WisconsinBy Chuck Klonke on his back but with his m 1990 teams in the state bullSports Editor work ethIC Im confident Former touring pro Aaron Conti has been a state

UnIversity LIggett that hell do well ~ Knckstem also played for champIon three bmes inSchoolsAlex Conti WIllhave Some of the pressure has Wood at ULS but he turned DiviSIOn IV HIs success ISa lot of pressure on him been relieved however profeSSIonal after his sopho- no aCCIdentwhen the boys tennis season Contis chOIce of colleges more year He has paid the pnce for-begms next spnng has been made He recently Dunng lus first three sea- this Wood said Hes

Hell be the No 1 high signed a letter of intent to snns with the Knights Conti worked hard on all aspectaschool player m the state attend the UniverSity of has compiled an 88-3 record of the game And he worksregardless of class said Wisconsm mcluding a 26-2 mark last on his conditioning Ill seeKnIghts coach Bob Wood He IS the thud ULS male season wlule playmg No 1 him running In the summerThats a lot of pressure player 111 Woods37 years as singles He played second when the temperature is Inbecause there are a lot of coach to SIgna DIVIsionI let- smgles lus first two years the 80s and 90sgoodplayers m the state and tel of intent Paul Van Thats a tremendous wood SlUdthat ContI hasthey can make their season Walleghem went to record when you consider three outstanding tools inby beating Alex Wlsconsm 111 1978 and John our schedule Wood said his repertoIre

That puts a huge target Yancey started at Kentucky Weplayed all of the ranked His forehand 19 excep-

January 3 2002 SnortsGrossepointeNews r 13A

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and 8 25 on floorVictor had a season-best

8 6 on beam MaureenMoctn came back from anInjury suffered on her barsroutIne to score a team-high845 on floor

Weathers and CadorIneach had personal-best all-around scores and PoletIsand Michelle Karowslu hadtheir best scores on floorMIa Mocen posted a 6 5 onbeam m her second varsItymeet

Hess--From page 12A

Ive had a couple ofthmgs keep me gomg Hesssaid In practIces Ive beenworkng out WIth the secondteam so I try to beat thestarter Im playmg agamstlnother reason IS out ofspIte - to sQow people thatIm still a good player

He did that m hIS firstgame with hiS new schoolscoring a career-high 21pomts

WIlham and Mary hasstruggled m recent seasonsbut Hess thmks the school ISon the way up III theColomal AthletiCAsSOCiatIon

We played the toughestnon-league schedule m theconference he saId Weplayed schools from the Big12 Big 10 and SEC

Hess got some game com-petItion last summer whenhe toured Gree~e with NY~Hoops a team of 11 colle-gIate players Hess team-Jlates included ArizonasJason Gardner andMIchIgan States AlOYSiUSAnagonve and AdamBallInger

We -played the GreekOlYlllPIC team and It wastQugh competitIon becausethey dIdnt want to lose to abUJlch of college kids hesaid The games were closeso we blamed it on the officl-atmg The fouls would be 10-o real qUIck

Not only dId the baket-ball expenence get Hess pre-pared for hiS return to thecourt but he had time toenJoy the country

We had some free timeso we got to see everythmgfrom the anCient rums tocollege-type parties hesaid

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four freshmen who helpedfill In hadnt had enoughtIme to develop their floorexerCIse routine leaVingNorth WIthout a fulllmeup

Dornbrook led theNorsemen m three eventsShe scored 8 3 on vault WItha full handspnng 7 0 onbars and 8 15 on floor exer-cIse

Victors beam score of 7 6was the best of the mghtShe also scored well In vault(7 95) and floor (7 45)Maureen Mocen scored 795In both floor and vault and67 on bars

Gronback scored weil onvault (79) and bars (67)Weathers dId well on vault(79) and floor (7 55) PoletIscontnbuted to the teampomts on bars after suffer-ing an injUry and Safran didwell m three events

North bowed to Troy1296-1231 but Weathershad the highest score of themeet In vault (8 25)

Victor had a team-best8 55 on beam and Cadonnled the way ill bars WIth an80

Maureen Moceri andDornbrook each connectedon a difficult move on thebalance beam as they did aSWItch kick to a back hand-spnng It was the first tImeeach of them had used themove m competItIon

Maureen Mocen had afloor score of 8 15 andPoleti3 had rfglonal qu~hfymg scores m bars and vault

North fimshed fourth atthe Troy Athens InVItatIOnalWith d ~tlt1migt~urluf 124 1

Dornbrook was eighth In

n-ground unth a 31 85 andshe also placed m bars WItha 7 9 Maureen Mocen wasseventh m floor exerciseWIth an 8 65 -- the hIghestIlldlvldual score by a Northgymnast thiS year Cadonnwas eIghth on bars (805)and Poletls was mnth onvault (8 15)

North closed out the 2001portIOn of ItS schedule WItha 128 7-126 25 Will over AnnArbor PIOneer m a meet thatBentley laId was the teamsbest of the season

Dornbrook scored a per-sonal-best 32 95 m all-around WIth an 8 6 on bars8 35 on vault 7 75 on beam

Early start brings desired resultfor Norths gymnastics team

Phoro by Rosh StllaroGrone Pointe South shortstop-pitcher Chris Getz signs his national letter of

tetto plAy hAlIIfhn at WakeForest while his parents Art and Betsy Getz andblii bJgh iichool coach Dan Griesbawn center look un

An elrlc tart to the sea-son than usual prOVIdedGrosse Pomte Norths gym-nastics team With thpresults that coach BruceBentley deSIred

I wanted to get the gIrlsout there early to see whatwe had what needed to beworked on and go fromthere saJd Bentley of thestart that wa nearly threlweeks earher than normal

North whIch won theGreat Lakes Eight dualmeet and league meet tItleslast year started out With a12165-962 wm overBrulIllghdJII S~ahulm

Captams Tracy Dornbrookand Maureen Mocen hadexcellent all-around scoresof 30 25 and 30 15 respec-tively

Lesbe Cadonn posted anall-around score of 23 2 fol-lowed by Katie WeathersWith a 2185 that In(jluded a775 on vault

Natahe Victor scored 845on balance beam and Mocerihad an 8 0 on beam Cadonnposted scores of 7 95 onuneven bars and 7 85 onbeam Dornbrook scored 7 8on bars 7 45 on beam and7 85 on vault Kelly Poletisscored well on vault WIth a775 and Kayle Gronbackhad scores of 7 3 on beamand 6 45 on bars LaurenSafran had a 6 95 on beam

Freshmen MIa MocenLeah Steele and KristenGlover performed well mtheIr first varsIty match

North beat BlclIlIUglutlHGroves 1168-1048 The lowscore for the Norsemen wasthe result of Cadorm J JRoszka and Poletls mligtJngthe meet WIth mJunes Andthp (wo phnmnrp nli

tand out because he battedIn the leadoff spotGnampsbaum saId

HIS statistIcs might havebeen even more Impreigtllveas a sophomore when hemade the DlvllOn I All-State second team

Getz batted 505 With 12doubles two tnples and fivehomers He stole 34 baseshad 27 walks and drove m20 run HIS pltchmg recordwaigt 1-0 With seven savesand an 089 ERA

Getz doesnt look hke apower tflCtlit at o-tuot-lLand 160 pounds but he has36 extra-base hIts In twoseasons

Hes stronger than heappears to be but he hastremendous bat qUIcknessGnesbaum said He haone of the qu)(kest bats Iveseen for anyone hiS age

In slgnmg With WakeForest Getz WIll attend thesame school that hiS fatherArt graduated from

Thursday Jan 3 agamstLlvoma Clarenceville andhost Macomb LutheranNorth

Its a tough openerbecause North has sometough kidS SChlhi said rfeel good about our chancesto beat both teams but ourkIds have to wam It

Next for the Eag1es is theFordson Tournament onSaturday Jan 5

Super Senior squadWlmbledonRacquet Club Super Senior team of Julia Caprara Mimi

KJbbey Janet Lannen Patty McCracken Jeanne Rivard Nancy SChmidtAnne Spitz Joanne Visellio and Penny Waslak won ittl local United StatesTennis Assoctatlon league champlonsbip and advanced to the sectionaltournament in IndlanapoUs The Wlmbledonteam flnlshed second in a fieldthlOtindudelaquol teams from Wisconsin UlInotsand Ohio

Chris ltHI totals really

Devils coach DanGr18sbaum

Getz ha been Southsstartmg shortstop the Jasttwo year but he has alsobeen the Blue DeVIls closerand hant blown a saveopportuntty III two years

Although he would proba-bly lIke to clone himGne~baum IS Just happythat he has Getz for onemorE year

Sevel al senIOrs graduat-ed from lat year champl-~nhlp te~~ bu~a~tz thlr~UCl)UU ampllUt 1JIUKCLt dUU

pitcher Matt Middleton arethree tarters wholl b thenucleus of thiS years Southsquad

Last year Getz batted430 WIth seven doubles two

triples and eight home runsHe scored 42 runs and drovein 30 He also had 22 walksand stole 21 bases In hISclosers role Getz was 3-0With 12 saves and a 1 38

match whIle Steve Of)ada(215 pounds) also captured aSIlVer medal lOSing 8-5 toChntondales AntomeWeible In the champIOnshipmatch

Bobby Monahan alsoearned a medal for thePIOneers placmg SIxth at112 pounds

ComIng up for thePIOneers IS theIr MetroConference opener tomght

States bestFive University Liggett School field hockey players made the All-State

team which was selected by coaches in the state From left are KatieHoUerbach Maggie Dillon Suzanne McGoey Clare Burch and BrittanyPaquette McGoeyand Dillon were first-team selections BWChiaDd IIoD~bacb made the second team and Paquette received hononble mead_McGoeyand Burch received All-State honors for the second straight sea-son

Wake Forest baseball gets Getz

known for a long hmeAnd It doesnt stop there

Getz hat been on theDIvIsIOn I All-State teameach of the last two seasonsand after leading South tothe state champIOnship lastspnng he wa named to theAll-State Dream Teamwhich includes players fromall four dlVlslOns

Hes a total player Thatswhy so marJ) ulleuroge~ we t

Interested in him saId Blue

By Chuck KlonkeSports Editor

When Wake Forestssportll mformatlOn depart-ment sent out a newsrelease about the baseballplayers who signed early let-ters of mtent to play for theDemon Deacons It had a suc-cmct appraisal of GrossePomte Souths Chns Getz

(Getz) IS one of the bethigh school mfielders In theMidwest the release said

Thats somethmg that followers of ugh schoo base- 11 ~ h T1 1 110-) 11

Monahan Orjada shine atMacolllb County TourneyLEs Jurczakalso medalsBy Bob 51 JohnStaff wmer

WARREN HarperWoods wrestlmg team hadits moments of glory m lastweekends 28th annualMacomb CountyTournament at MacombCommunity Culltgl

We fimshed 12th out of34 ligtams whlth 1lt great fora small DIVISIOn IV schoollIke Harper Woods headcoach Adam Schlhl saIdWe beat powerhouses lIkeRomeo thanks to a sohrlshOWIng from all of ourkids

As for Lutheran East itwas a learmng expenencefor Its wrestlers

It was a tough tourna-ment for our kIds and theylearned firsthand what Itshke to wrestle some of thestates best East headcoach John Wlllnwr igtdHl

TIus was a learning expen-ence for our kIds and It WIllhelp them In thE long run bull

The Eagles fimshed In thebottom third of the 35-teamtournament as sophomoreChriS Jurczak (1l2-poundclass) took home a fifth-place medal

Alex Goetz (145 pounds)also won a match for East

TIns was the first tIme In

Harper Woods hIstory thatwe had a wrestler In themals and we had two

hihl Said The guys wereIsappomted they dIdntn but they lost to twough kidsMIke MVII hdll IDolunds) won a SIlver mtgtdalsmg 8-5 to East DetrOItsatt Shankm m the tItle

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Accordmg to Craig he feltthese Issues were not umque tothe Grollse Pomtes and HarpervoJ uu Lney arp prevalentand that thiS reaction from theyoung people surpnsed us

The key Craig felt IS to tack-le these issues and Implementthe developmental assets m asmany places In the commumtyas poSSible

It is Craigs hope and one ofthe foundatIOns goals to helpthe commumty foster the 40developmental assets even ift don~ on~ ~t a time

Caring schoolclimate (No5)

At Harper Woods SecondarySchool prmcipal Jim Hessehandpicked 14 seventh- andeighth-graders and 24 nlnth-through 12th-graders to serveon a prmcipals advisory teamThe teams first goal is to workon the Search Institutes goalNo 5 creatmg a canng SChOOlchmate

In the first meetmg heldbefore the holiday break stu-dents were asked to Identifythings such as attnbutes theyadmired in a fnend how afavorite teacher showed anmterest 10 thelJ success In

school trungs they liked abouttheir school enVIronment andwhat they hkelt most abouttheir relatlonsrups With otherstudents at school

The process Will help stu-dents Identify the Issues andreasons for the issues and tocome up W1th poSSible solutIOns

So far student reactIOns havebeen positive

Before If you had a com-plaint you Just sat at the lunch

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If youths pOSRess between 31 and40 of these developmental assetsthen youths wl1l be less likely toIIqe and abuse drug dud alcohOl

In October Craig met With 40Grubse POlllte and Harper Woodsarea students parents and lawenforcement officers three timesto n1q(OnCl~ h ~ 1 1

bullbull ~ toHbullbull1U JU bullbull ut40 Jtlvelopmental aSllets and setclear boundanes and expecta-tions 10 the home school and Inthe community

From the adults In those diS-CUSSIOnsCraig summanzed

In many cases underagednnkmg IS supported and con-doned by parents and our pob-cles and consequences are notconsistently apphed There aremany homPR WhPTP Alrnhnl qserv~ by the parents at partiesto their kids and other kids 10the cornmumty For whateverreason there is a very strongsense that trus subject IS onethat should not be openly diS-cussed In the commumty

Many parents feel that theirIuds need to learn at a young ageto dunk responSibly before theygo tr college Manyparents areafr81d that If their kids getcaught and there IS a conse-quence that a permanent recordWill be eotabhshed In their fil~that wlll hinder their Opportuni-ty for college acceptance or ath-letic scholarshlp ~

From the youths who attendedthe meetmgs Craig slld

-They want less peer pressureto dnnk They want clear bound-arles and consequences to be Uni-formly and faIrly applied All ofthem certamly expressed astrong deSire to have a forum toopenly and honestly diSCUSSthese issues With the adults mtheir lives

There IS a perceptIOn by ouryoung ~ople that In thiS com-mumty on a weekend there ISnothing else to do except to go toa party dnnk and get high

Another perceptIOn expressed

- Socrates5th Century BC

Greatest Gift Foundation helps teens make choicesBy Bonnie CapraraStaff Wnter

Our youth IIOW lot es luxuryThev haul bad manners contempt for authority they showdlsrcspe~t for eder~ and louechatter In place of exerciseChtldren are now tyrants not tMselvants of the household TMv110 longer rI~P IIhin ders enterthe room They contradICt theIrparents chatter before companygobble their food and tyrannizethe teachers

In some ways some peltlplesperceptlOns of youths haventchanged much m the last 2000years

One City ot (zrosse Pomte manIS convinced that relationsrupsbetween youths and adults neednot be adversanal or polanzedHe has a plan for tunung thoseperceptIOns around

After selling his busmessMark Craig famed Our GreatestGift Foundation an organtzationcommitted to helpmg parentsschools organizations and lead-ers to help youths make wisediiuutl - especaJIy thoseregardIng drug and alcohol use

lhese deCiSions are madebased on prinCiples outlmed bythe Search Institute an mdepen-dent nonprofit organizatiOnwhose miSSion IS to advance thewell-being of adolescents andcildren The iwttitultl generatellsynthesizes and communicatesnew knowledge convenes organi-zational and community leadersand works WIth state and nation-al orgaruzatlous

At the heart of the institutegtwork 18 the framework of 40developmental assets positiveexpenences relatIonstups oppor-tunities and personal quabtiesthat young people need to growup healthy canng and responSi-ble

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This combmallon program IS structuredfor Jr HIgh I High School players of alllevels This class Will mclude playerslookmg to partiCIpate m school tenmsThe group will be dlVlded s-parahngthe more advanced pla~ers from the nov-ICeplayers Focus Will be on stroke pro-dUChon smgles and doubles m3tch playand strategy

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TIllS Llt i one and a half hour programdesigned for JUIllOlS already partlClpat-tng m tournament competlhon ThISclass Win stress the fundamentals of allstrokes as well as movements footworkand strategy There Will be competlhvemalCh play strength and condmonmgtramlng each day

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gomg to fall asleep have 1your young person wake Jyou up and make sure the~give you a kiss goOOmght 1That way they have to be tcoherent and youre gomg ~smell booze on them If

theyve been dnnlong ~The second piece of

adVice that came from the ~foundatIOns October meet- ~mgs was to know Where ~children are and venfy It ~

Cr81g used the example 4Ja friend who called Ius ~daughter whIle she was outand asked to speak With theparents

Well they werentthpr (rll~ M H to14her If you would have tolcme they werent there Imight have let you shy

Another suggestIOn ISto Iallow youths to have more)responsiblhty so they can learn not to make mistakeSgt

Accordmg to lods what)keeps them from bemg dls-honest ISknowmg the consequence of maktng a mIS-take ISso large Craig SaidIf YOLlcan comUlWllCate -what the consequences areand what youll do If theydo get caught Its not yourfault as a parent

Overall Craig called the)asset approach a commonsense way to solve proble~~m an acceptable wa

There are so many pro- -grams that address prob- )lems CraIe saId Mv fthought process ISto find IthinKS VOLl can do III nlp ven(problems bull ]

nurturing skillsA Bon Secours BlrthCare

nurse educator teaches thesession and encourages bothgrandmothers and grandftJthers to attend

For more mformatlOn orto regtgttercall Bon SecouSCommumty HealthEducation at (586) 7797900between 9 a m and 4 p mMonday through Fnday

Coaches will be givenlaminated cards WIth specif-ic goals and )luggestioDs ofhow to Implement them

It focu8es on posltlvethmgs rather than negativetlungs said NeighborhoodClub executive directorJohn Bruce Theyre theIunds of thmgs theNeighborhood Club ISallabout - to help bUildstrong famlhes

Positive familycommunication(No2)

Among the youths whopa tiJltll-tJUl Lh~fuunJa-tlons October meetmgsCraig said ~Op(n and hon-est communlcatton betweenthe parents and the youngpeople does not eXist

One of the tOPiCStheyouths Said they mostwanted to approach theIrparents about was howtheir parents handled peerpressure when they wereyoung

One of the suggestIOnsyouths and adults came upWIthwas naVlng kids givethem a kiss goodnight whenthey carne home after aneVEnlDgout

Craig s81done of hiSdaughters uses that excusewhen shes out with fnendswhere alcohol is available

Tlus came up a lot WIththe parents 10 the sessIOnssaid Craig Tlus ISsome-thing a lot of parents dId _to wake up or If youre

soon to be-gr and pare n tswere told when they becamepanmt~

Sign up for the BonSecours Cottage grandpar-ents class and see for your-self what todays expectantparents are learmng Even ifyou already have grandclul-dren you might pick upsome new ideas or informa-tion about cluld care and

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GreatestFrom page IBtable and gnped about It8llld JUDlorclass treasurerDaria Wdhams

If It works It WIllpre-vent Issues from escalat-mg said JunIor class presI-dent Joe Zlchl

The most stnkmg aspectIS Its posltlve approachHesse said There arentany donts Ever smceColumbllle you have tohear what theyre sayingwhat thplr rml 9 on Ifwere really tuned 1Il to ourstudents and If they feellike theyre filled m on theprocess then we can dosomethIng about It

Cr81g hopes to estabhshpnncipal adVISOryteams m10 to 15 other lugh schoolsm the Grosse PomtesHarper Woods RoseVIlleBelleVIlle and Detroit

If nothIng happens thenat least theyre gomgthrough the processes andworkmg on these assetsCraig s81dThese arentnecessarilv measurablethmgs Just posItive out-comes

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Tymgmto the SearchInstitutes goal No 18youth programs theNeighborhood Club willmstruct Its volunteer coach-es on fostenng additionalassets in team members mthe COultl~ uf pract1ce andplay starting with its youthbasketball l~~gues

Bon Secours Cottage offers grandparents classBon Secours Cottage

Health Semces offers a free~an(frarent glass from 7 to9 pm Monday Jan 14 inthe private dming room(lower level) at Bon SecoursHospital 468 CadIeux in theCity of Grosse Pomte

Todays childbearing cou-ples are bemg taught manythings that ~m to be theexact OppOSIteof what the

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Carlyle graduated fromNorth Georgla College He ISVice preSident of operationsfor Apache Transport and ISa captam m the GeorglaArmy NlttIonal Guard

Ronning-Mahfet

Mr and Mrs DenniSWilham Ronnmg ofSavannah Ga haveannounced the engagementof their daughter AlisonLeigh Ronmng to DamelJoseph Mahfet son of Mrand Mrs Damel JohnMahfet of Charlotte N C formerly of Grosse PomteWoods

A June wedding isrlm~n1~

Ronning earned a bachelor of business adnunJstra-twn degree from theUmversity of Georgia andan MBA lD finance from~rgta State UmversityShe works for MediaOutsourcing Inc

Mahfet earned a BBA maccounttng and economicsfrom the University ofGeorgia He works for MooreColson m Atlanta

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Chari Sdu-eyvltgtgel A N AtAmenr8J1 lt6l 1912) patlna~bTOftraquo 18~1lI

EmUy lJnn ROlDlUloand Matthew DeBetR

DeBets son of Julie DeBetsof Harper Woods and thelate Michael DeBets A Mayweddmg ISplanned

ROlfano graduated fromGrosse Pomte South HighSchool She 18 a teachersassistant at MasonElementary School

DeBets graduated fromCleary College With a degreeIn business managementHe ISself-employed

Osborne-Carlyle

Darlene and Vic Rohr ofWarren have announced theengagement of their daughter Kimberly Osborne for-merly of Harper WoodR tnJeff Carlyle of Helen Gason of Dons rarlye [Helen Ga and BoydCarlyle of Pendergrass Ga

A February weddmg isplanned

Glgtuurne earned a bache-lor of arts degree fromKalamazoo Colltgtge and amasters degree In commu-mcatlOns from theUmversity of SouthernCahfornla

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Dave and SallyWolschleger of Ruth haveannounced the engagementof their daughter Angela SWolschleger to Thomas WVeda II son of Thomas andFrances Veda of GrossePomte Farms A May wed-Jlllg IS piannea

Wolschleger earned abachelor of sCience degree mlegal studies from GrandValley State Umverslty anda masters degree m bUSI-ness administratIOn fromCentral MichiganUmverslty She IS a legaladmmistrator

Veda attended GrandValley State Universitywhere he studied naturalresources m3nsurrm~nt HIIIS a fmanclal Malyst andbusmess owner

FOlJTltfms Ormemtlnblha fron Uwo ar of 1812 a Navy IJItIIlIftU1Ucn A~ord an GffiCtr Ii drtlU ord and two CommISS1Dn1

tIKned b Pttacdent James Ma~aon petCII1Rlnc thento

-AUCTION rflutunnl property belonll1ne- to thp -F1V1ne ~~l1~A20r~~j ~ ~tQtc uf t~uG-russca POJnte-uOrawrL Karl Hates iDd numerous other estates and pnvate COllectlOllllpresenting an early 19 centUlYDuncan Phyfe claSSical mahogany work table a collection of nuhtana Includmg a Umted States War of 1812naval presentatIOn sword and ~ dress sword CommIssIOns Signed by Presulent James Mawson and CIVIlWarmemorabIlia a 10 86 carat round cut VS2 fancy yellow diamond nng a large collectIOnof gtports memorabIliaIncludmg complete sets of baseball cards lbpps 1952 to 1959 inclUSIve and Bowman 1954 and 1955 andcomplete sets of football cards Bovman 1953 to 1955 inclUSiVe 1968 TIgers team SIgned ball and muchmore a very large LolltlOn of antique and other weapons toys and eollectlbles includIng gtJekeyMouseItems bronzes by Charles SchrcYogel Marshall Fredeneks Charles Manon Russell and others Sliverincluding a stunmng late 19learly 20 century French sterling centerpece paintings by RIchard JerzyWladlslaw Szemer Eduard Von Grutzner John Pluhpp ilAlmagle HughIe Lee Smith Alfred ThompsonWIlliam Wulgery Juhus Oan Melehers and many more graplues by LoUISlcart Curner and ]ves Royuchtensteln Reverend Howard Finster and others Paul H Oelman photographs glass mclwhng Galleclocks pottery and porcelaIn Includmg Dr Wall penod porcelBln Onental rugs antIque and reproducbonfurnIture and mUChmuch more

PREVIEWThursday January 10 - Noon to 8 PM

Friday Tanuary 11 - Noon to 8 PMMonddY January 14 - 10 A M to 5 PM

Romano-DeBets

John and Lmda Bruce andVmcent and Kathy RomanoofGrosse Pomte Farms haveannounced the engagementof their daughter EmIlyLmn Romano to Matthew

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brides brother GeneGargaro III of Grosse PomteShores John BEaganMatthew W Hogan KevinC McCooey and Todd LPollack all of New YorkCity and TImothy JPlunkett of Tarrytown NY

The mother of the bndewore a dress WIth a whIteorganza bodice and blackSIlk charmeuse skirt

The grooms mother worea long fuchSia silk dress

MUSICwas prOVidedby theChnst Church ChOIr of Menand Boys a strmg quartetand organist Fredeflc DeHaven

The bnde earned a bache-lor of sCience degree fromGtnrgftwn llmverslty SheIS a producer and editor forteleVISion With theBloomberg Fmanclal News

The groom earned a bach-elor of arts degree fromGeorgetown UniversIty Heis an mvestment banker mtelecommUnications withSolomon SmIth Barney

The couple traveled toHawau They live InManhattan N Y

fine inCISIOnsm the corneaThose mClSlons change theshape of the cornea Thereshaped cornea focuseshght onto the retma anddtcu VUllunISrestored

Hundreds of thousandsperhaps mJlhons have hadthis surgery and aresupremely satisfied WIth theresults They now get byWithout reachmg for theirglasses or fussmg WIth contact lenses

TA~IK rgery is not frof comphcatlOns No surgeryIS Some people are botheredby the glare from hghtsespeCially at OIght A veryfew have suffered VISionloss If I were younger Iwould have the surgery

I directed thIS answer atnearSightedness LASIKhowever can be used forother VISIonproblems - far-SIghtedness and astIgma-tism

There are proceduresother than LASIK that cor-rect VISIOn LimitatIOns ofspace dont permlt a diSCUS-SIOnof them all

Readers may wnte DrDonohue or request an orthrform of allatlable healthnewsletters at PO Box536475 Orlando FL 32853-6475

Academy ChpelThe Most Rev Leonard P

BlaIr and the Rev Gerald EMurray offiCiated at the 6 30P m ceremony which wasfollowed by a receptIOn atthe Country Club of DetrOit

The bride wore a whiteSIlk gown and a cathedral-length veIl both tnmmed mwhite satlO She camed abouquet of white rose andstephanotiS

The maid of honor wasKatherine Re of BronXVIlleNY

ill Juemalds wereMeghan Burns of ChicagoEmily McCabe of New YorkCIty Dott Shea HoblO ofPabadena Cahf KathenneFrederick Webher of RoqtnnCarne Blrgbauer of SanFranCISco and BevanGarrett of Prescott Anz

Attendants woreWedgwood blue satin A-Imegowns and carned bouquetsof multi-colored summerflowers

The best man was thegrooms brother Thomas GGrace Jr of New York City

Groomsmen were the

Eye surgery can freepeople from glassesBy Dr Paul G DonohueSpeCial Wnler

Q Im trymg to deCide If Ishould have laser eyesurgery for nearltlehtpnnpssI am 36 and have worn

Glaises brIng a clearimage to a nearsighted eyeby focusmg mcommg lightdirectly onto the retma

The most common kInd oflaser eye surgery IS LASIKsurgery - laser m SitU ker-atomJleusls (CUR-ah-toe-muh-LOOSE-suss)

The cornea IS the outertOlluh r]PAr povpnn17 of the~y~Oi~ngdirectly m~front ofthe pupil WIth a laserbeam the eye doctor makes

I gl8SCS or contacts for 20yEars I have never beencomfortable With eIther Idgo for the surgery If I couldbe sure It would work and besafe Is It

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eyes that can see thmgs upclose but see distant objectsas a blur The problemcomes from the shape of theeyeball NearSighted eye-balls are elongated andthose eyes focus light mfront of the retma mstead ofon It The retma ltthe eyesfilm which the brain devel-ops mto VIsual pIctures

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Mr and Mrs MichaelJoseph Grace

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Lauren EhzabethGargaro daughter of Mrand Mrs Eugene A GargaroJr of Gros~e Pomte Shoresmarned Michael JosephGrace son of Mr and MrsThomas Gerard Grdce ofRye NY on July 14 2001at the Grosse Pomte

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Service above selfJohn Brooks Rotary District Governor

adclreued the Rotary Club of Grosse Pointerecaat1y with the message Hsuvice above self

As local leaden aud volunteen Rotarians areeoDUDitted to improving their local and globalcummUDities Rotarians pride themselves ontheir abWty to ftad commUDity solutions tolocal and IDternaticmal needs

The mother of the bndewore a full-length Ice graydress With a beaderl bodIce

The grooms mother worea full-length dress With awhIte top and mdescentnavy blue skirt

Scnpture readers wereBruce Wallace ofBrookhaven NY audKenneth Kerr of FairViewTenn

The bnde earned a bachelor of sCience degree fromthe UniversIty of Michiganana a masters degree 10bo-s admmctrRtlOnfr~-w Wayne StateUmverslty She IS a manag-er With Accenture

The groom earned a bach-tlor of SCience dewee fromPennsylvania tateUm erslty ahJ a master sdegree m busmess admmlS-tratlOn from Case WesternReserve He IS a Fordaccount manager WithGoodyear TIre

The newlyweds traveledto Germany SWItzerlandand Italy fhey live m WestBloomfield

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~f Naples Fla on Sept 22DOl at Christ ChurchGrosse Pomte

The Rev BrYant DenmsonJr offiCIatedat the 4 p mceremony which was fol-lowed by a receptIOn at theLochmoorClub

The bride wore an IvorysJlk strapless gown that tea-tured a bodICe and chapel-length tram decorated WIthcrystal beads She carned anosegay of apncot roses

The matron of honor wasthe bndes Sister NancyClark of PalatIne III ThemaId of honor was thebndes sister JennIfer Boydof Hoboken N J

Attendants wore full-length black dresses andcarned bouquets of apncotand wlute roses

The grooms brotherTImothy Pulte of Glen MillsPa was the best man

Groomsman was VincentMlhaltk of IndIanapolis IndUshers were Charles Clarkof Palatme III and ThomasSdhanek of Ann Arbor

lointe Shores ~grandparents are Richardand LUCinda Weiemuller ofGrand Blanc Great-grand-parents are Homer andShirley Welermiller ofGathnbug Tenn

Alexander JamesGraebner

Mr and Mrs DaVidGraebner of Troy are theparents of a son AlexanderJames Graebner born Feb19 2001 Maternal grandparents are the late Mr andMrs M James Walkl of theCity of Grosse PointePaternal grandparents areMr and Mrs HerbertGraebner of Bloomt1eldHills

Andrew GeromettaDreyfuss

Cvnthla and PeterDreYtuss of Naples Fia arethe parents of a son AndrewGerometta Dreyfuss bornMay 16 2001 Maternalgrandparents are JudithPaul of the CIty of GrossePOInte and the late WRonald Paul Paternalgrandparents are Jacquesand Francoise Dreyfuss ofM1amJ Fla

Sylvia ElaineHodges

Matt and Michele Hodgesof Grosse Pomte Park arethe parpnts of a daughterSylVla Elaine Hodges bornSept 26 2001 Maternalgrandparents are Ed andSue Yonne of EastpointePatenlal grandparents areRuth Brant of Carleton TomHodges of Rockwood and thelate Bdl Brant

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Blrmmgham daughter ofCrosby and Juha Boyd ofSanibel Fla formerly oftheCity of Grosse POlnte mar-ned Michael Lynch Pulte Jrof West Bloomfield son ofMichael and Dtbvlah Pulte

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Jude-Philipe DulacLisa Manz-Dulac and

Gerard B Dulac of GrossePomte Farms are the par-pntJl of a son DominIC JudePhlhpe Dulac born Dec 72001 Maternal grandpar-ents are Rosemarie andRichard Manz ofWJ1hams1leNY Paternalgrandparents are Georgetteand Bertrand Dulac ofRancho Palos Verdes Cahf

Jacob JosephShaheen

j Mr and Mrs Joseph Mghaheen of Mmneapohs arertbe parents of a son Jacob-lJoseph Shaheen born July25 2001 Grandparents are

1Grosse Pomters DeShaheen Ted Zberanowskirand the late Joseph JlShaheen

Jenna MarieShaheen

trMr and Mrs Paul Vincentaheen of Orland Park

I are the parents of a~aughter Jelna Mariegthaheen born Aug 13~OOI Granoparents arelarosse Fomters De~haheen Ted Zberanowskyand the late Joseph~haheenI Mary Kathryn Weiermiller Curt and AnneWeiermdler of Grosse PomteWoodsare the parents of a~aughter Mary KathrynfWelermlller born June 212001 Maternal grand par-~nts are George and MaryiEllen Dakmak of GrosseI

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Detroit which is celebratLng Its 16th 8Dnlversary ISalocally run affiliate and ISresponsible for raiSingfunds and volunteers tosupport its building effortsHabitat for DetrOIt willcomplete Its 100th house 111Detroit by spnng 2002

Mens groupmeets Jan_ 4 11

The Ecumenical Men sFnday Breakfast group WIllmeet at 730 am FndayJan 4 at Grosse Pomt~Memorial Church 16Lakeshore m Grosse PomteFarms The speaker WIll beSydney Rooks of fort StreetPresbyterian Churchs OpenDoor program

On Fnday Jan 11 DrNed Chalet will be thespeaker for the group wluchmeets every week andserves breakfast Chalet5topic will be PosltveJeWlBhHIStory Smce Jesus

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Detroit IS commltted torebuilding the Core CityNeIghborhoods area ofDetroit through a ho1Jstlcapproach that addresses notonly the phYSIcal redevelop-ment of the neIghborhoodbut also the social needs ofthe residents and local bUSI-nesses whIch have been mthe area

HabItat for HumanityInternatIonal an ecumem-cal Chnsban muustry dedI-cated to tlmunaTmg povertyhousing 18 celebrating lts25th anniversary Foundedby Millard Fuller alongwith hISwife Tmda Habitatfor Humamtv Internationaland its affiliates in morethan 2000 UllllllUIl tu~s in81 nations have bUllt andsold more than 100000homes to partner familiesWIth no-profit zero-interestmortgages Families con-tnbute 300 hours of volun-teer labor to support theirhouse construction

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In the back from left are Georle Nicholaon of Groue IoJDte Partners andHabitat Detroit the KeY VBruce RiCdon of Grosee Poiate Uemorial CbWCbandPartnere Jack SChwab of Bank ODe lUld Habitat Robert Dewaelsche of HabitatJack W1Wamaof the Partners Uld John Molk prealclent of Habitat

In the froat from left are Chase cunnlaghm of Groue IoJDte Partne LUlie SldaIier of Ccue City Nclghborhooda TrlD1 LeIrN Uld Sam Smith andiUzabullbeth WIlliam bullbull both of Groen Pointe PartDen Partners

The banks philOiiuhyofpartnershIps Jllustrated mIts motto Bank One onewith the commumty hascontnbuted to Its fifth consecutIve outstandingCommunity ReinvestmentAct rating Schwab said

Construction on thIShouse was started InAugust Thats pretty fastSchwab said

Tne Partners has recentiy~g n reoenng househuldfixtures and cabmetry fromhouses slated for demolitionin the Grosse Pointe areaaccordmg to Jack Williamsa member of the PartnersH~ says Items recoveredWIll beuro placecl in Habitthomes through the organi-zations ReStore programReStore accepts donationsof surplus bUlldmg materi-als from contractors andsells them to low-mcomehomeowners for a nommalfee

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Epiphany1030 am Worship Service

Meditation -The Glftsl-Scnpture Matthew 2 112Peter C Smith preaching

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Sundly Jlnulry 20th 1030 amIn AememtIl alICe of MMI Luther King Jr

Juz Worship serviceM2S E Jefferson at EkIma 0eU0It

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Grosse Pointe Partners Bank One make surethat Detroit family has home for the holidays

ChrIstmas came a fewdays early when Tnm leWiSreahzed the dream of ownmg her own house - thanksto the Grosse PomtePartners and Bank One

On Dec 22 representatIves from Bank One andthe Partners dedIcatedleWISShouse In HabItat forHumamty DetrOItsTncentennial Village m thecitys Core CItyNeIghborhoods

The Rev V Bruce RIgdonsemor JJastor of GrosseP(llntE Memonal ChurchwhIch IS a member of thePartners SaId Chnstmas ISa story of homelessnessand a story of dlscovenngGods love

Habitat IS a programthat bnngs out the very bestIn everybody he saId ItprOVIdesa safe wholesomeplace where famIlIes canlearn to love God and serveeach other

Grosse Pomte Partnelllfounded in 1997 IS a collab-oratIon of 12 churches mvanous Grosse Pomte com-munities The PartnersraIse money and recruit vol-unteer support to buildHabItat houses In additionto Detroits TricentenmalVillage the Partners havehelped build Habitat housesin West Virginia and CostaRlIll

~Bank One UI proud of itspartnershIp with the GQ~Pointe Partners and work-ing with its volunteersespecially its youth volun-teers said Jack Schwabvice president Bank Oneand board member ofHabitat fUT Humanity-Miclugan It was inspira-tIOnal for me to see thoseyoung people working here

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A httle-known VOIceJahaziel spokeIn the name of the God of all the earthFear not and be not dismayed forThe battle ISnot yours but GodsYouwill not need to fight in thIS battleTake your positions stand still and seeThe VlctOryof the Lord on your behalf

ABCD- A BIble Chapter Dady -Is one of many ways to read the BibleFor my own and other lIves On The HillDuri1g late August to late October ABeDsIhe Chromcler of some 2400 years agoHelped heart-mmd-floul Ul 2001 ADDowhat ISnght In the sight of the Lord

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This and much more 1D the two books ofChronicles the conclusion of the HebrewScnptures I find veri contemporary that 1SFull of most relevant meanmll for todayThese leaet often e~d h~k5 rThe Chnstiar ~ibJes 66 are full ofDowns and ups destructive and reneWIng

The Pastors CornerBy the Rev Gutav Kopkll JrSt James Lutheran Church

Wedo not know what to doBut 0 Lord our eyes are on you bullFor decades I have loved to pray theseWords ascnbed to DIetnch BonhoetferGerman Lutheran Pastor and TeacherAnti-NaZI martyr executed m 1945 Just before the Allies liberated my natIve land

One month after the unMuslim terrorI read on October 11 m II ChroniclesTlus prayer of Jehoshaphat who didWhat was nght gtn the SIght of thELord 0 Lord God of our fathers do you not ruleOver all the kmgdOfISof the natlOnsIn your hand are power and mIght

So that none ISable to WIthstand youIf ~~comes ~por us ue ~tllstLTdBefore you and cry to you mOur affllctlon and you WIllhear and saveWhom the Exodus forces on their way toThe promIsed land had not mvadedWere now terronzmg With destructive force

They reward us by coming to dnve usOut of your promIsed land America0 our God will you not execute judgmentOn them For we are powerlessAgamst what IScommg agamst usWe do not know what to doBut our eyes are on you

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funded under an mvestIgd-tor-Initiated research grantfrom the NatIOnal Instituteon Drug Abuse Surveys ofnationally representativesamples of Amencan highschool benlOrs were begun m1975 makmg the class of2001 the 27th such c1assurveyed Surveys of 8thand 10th graders wereadded to the delgn In 1991maklOg the 2001 natIOnallyrepreentatIve samples the11th such classes surveyed

The sample blzes m 2001are 16800 8th graders14300 10th graders and13300 12th graders for atotal of 44300 students mall

behaVIOr or SOCialproblemshave later been diagnosedWIth VISIOnproblems

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We cherish our chddrenWe should chensh theIrVIlOn too An eye care pro-feSSIOnal can make all thedifference

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types of changes you mightexpect to result from shiftsm the advertlsmg miX agreater amount of negatIvenews coverage or less favor-able portrayals of smokmgIn entertmnment program-mmg

There IS also eVldenpetrom the study that ciga-rettes have become some-what less avaIlable to teensThe proportlOn of 8thgraders s8)lng that It wouldbe ~falrly easy or veryedlgtY tor tnem to get cIga-rettes 11 they wanted somehas fallen from 77 percent In1996 to 68 percent In 2001Among 10th graders theproportIOn fell somewhatless from 91 percent to 86percent over the same timeperIOd The mvestlgatorsnote however that the greatmajority of these youngteens stIll say that they haveready access to cIgarettes

Will these favorabletrends In cigarette smokmgamong young people contm-ue

The reductIOns in thenumbers of teens who aresmokmg or who are accept-mg of smokln should helpto deter other teens fromstartmg Johnston saidBut the fact that the pro-portlOn who 1udge smokingto be dangerous IS no longernSlng may be an early warn-ing Sign of a slowdown m thedeclme in teen smokmg

Monitonng the Future IS

By Dr Howard Purcell(NAPS) - Heres an eye-

openmg statistic Only 9percent of Amencan chl1-dren have had an eye exambefore they entlr schoolThat can lead to more prob-lems than parents mayImaglne

Parents should take theirchtldren to an eye care professlOnal for a comprehen-SIve eye exam - not slinplya Vlblon screenlng - by theage of three again beforestartmg Bchool and everyyear while In school

Cherish childrens vision

A thorQugh eXRmlfllltonconsists of more than Simplyreading a chart It tests notonly VISIOn but also pro-VIdes information about thechilds overall health profile

Many children who havefared poorly at school or whohave demonstrated negative

A conSiderable body ofresearch - some of It basedon Momtorlng the Futuredata -- has shown that pncecan be an Important deter-rent to smokmg for youngpeople Work reported lastmonth by the UM investiga-tors at the World ConferenceUll 8111ukmg or health InNew Orlean hows thatsince 1997 the proportIOn ofstudents reportmg frequentexposure to antl-smokmgads has Increased conslder-~blJ Iu t1nA dJC lUU1JOTuuncredltmg the ads With actu-ally helpmg to mfluencethem not to smoke hasIncreased substantially aswell

Smce 1995 there has beensome mcrease at all gradelevels m the proportIOns ofstudents sa)lng that pack-a-day smokers run a greatrisk of harmmg them-selves (phjrsJcaHy UJ Jamp uLLerways) although thiS beliefdid not mcrease any furtherIn lOOl (Thl MODltonng theFuture study has shown per-ceived harm to be an Impor-tant deterrent to young peo-ples use of a number of Ilhc-It drugs)

While many adultsbeheve that young peopleunderstand the dangers ofsmokmg our data suggestthat a lot of tettllgt stIli donot particularly the youngerteens Johnston saId Forexample Some 43 percent oftodays 8th graders stili donot thmk there is a greatnsk associated With pack-a-day smokmg

In addition there hasbeen some Increase smce1996 (1997 for 12th graders)In students personal dIsap-proval of smokmg

These findmgs suggestthat It IS not Just pnce thatIS actmg as a deterrent toclgarltte use JohnstonsaId There have been someunderlymg changes mImportant beliefs and atti-tudes as well These are the

to management about futureplans for the faclhty lnclud-Il~g new equipment diS-counts mcentlves and pro-grams

If you really enj)y a goodhealth club It can becomeyour home away from homeThe people you meet and thegood feehngs of accomphsh-ments and results can beworth It If you find the rightone Ask all the nght questwns and research the localfaclhtles to find the perfectmatch for you

Kellv rrdfrn B S C S CS lS a p~rsonal tramer and the owner of PowerBreak FUness If you have afitness or tramlng questIOne-matl Kelly atletters kfwShearstsc com orwnte her m care of KmgFeatures Weekly SerVicePO Box 536475 OrlandoFL 32853-6475

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shown Important dechnes III2001 bpeclfically I

ThIS year about one Inevery 18 8th-graders (5 1percent) IS a current dallysmoker one of every eight10th graders (122 percent)and about one In every five12th graders (19 percent)These dallr smo~lng rate~are down proportIOnallyfrom ther peak levels In1996 (1997 III the case of the12th graders) by about one-half one-third and one11 ltlrtn1j nt~~t~u~~) Thrare down proportlOnally Justfrom last years levels by 26percent 13 percent and 8percent respectively

These important dechnesm teen smokmg did not Justhappen by chanceJohnston said A lot of mdl-vlduals and organizatIOnshave been making concertedefforts to bnng down theunaccectlblv hgh rates ofsmokmg am~ng ~ur youth ~

Amon~ the efforts henotes are a number thatemerged from the tobaccosettlement between thestates and the tobacco com-panies

The Joe Camel advertIS-Ing campaign was endedbillboard adYertlBlng of ciga-rettes was ehmmated andantlsmoklng advertlsmgcampaigns werp Inltated bythe newly formed AmencanLegacy FoundatIOn that wasfunder under the settle-ment Johnston saidFurther a number of stateslaunched their own antl-smokmg ad campaignsullIe aiso raIsed theIr excisetaxes on cigarettes and theIndustry raised prices morder to cover their costsfrom the settlement On topof all of thIS the mdustryreceived a great deal of neg-ative pubhclty dunng themld- to late-1990s as theIrpast practices were exposeddunng the htigatlOn processWIth the states and m thefederal regulatory debates

Abullrnelcan Councll onExerCise (ACE) and TheNatlOoal Strength andCondltlOmng ASSOCiatIon(NSCA) There are othersthat Just requIre a weekendcourse Find out how manyyears the person has beentralnmg and whether theyhave a degree m the field

The third Issue IS conve-mence You want to be surethe faclhty IS easy to get tofrom your home or Job If Ittakes you too long to getthere or It IS out of your wayyou may be wastmg yourmoney

FInally check the avad-ablhty of classes and equip-ment VISit the faCIlIty at theapprOXImate time you planto exercise so you can seeow busy thmgs are Youdont want your one-hourworkout to ake two hours tocomplete because yourewaltmg on machmesl Talk

Areyou ayoung adult troubled f)with lower back problems f-

Attend a FREE lecture

Thursday Jan 10 at 7 pmCnnnely Auditorium at Bon SeCburs Hospital468 Cadieux at E lefferson in Grosse Pointe

Daniel Elskens MD a Bon Secours Cottage neurosurgeon explainS the mostcommon reasons for low back pain In young and middle-aged adults such assports InJunes or lumbar strain He also discusses current treatment methods thatInclude minimallY invasive procedures and dlscectomles (removal of the damageddiSC from between the spine bones) The lecture IS directed at men and womenbehleen the ages of S 21d soA Questlon-and-answer session IS Included and refreshments are servedRtst1Il11()n~ Irt rlQUlred

For more information or to pre-register callCommunity Health Promotion at (586) 779-7900

Included high school seniorsSinCE 1975 and natIOnallyrepresentative samples of8th and 10th graders since1991 QuestIOnnaires areadministered to students Intheir c1asbroomb by ISR staflmembem each sprmg

Current smokmg (definedac S10klng- one or ffi0rc Cig-arettes dunng the past 30days) had been decllmngsteadily blnCe the reLentpeak levels reached m 1996among 8th and lOthgraders and m 1lt1lt17~TTHO

12th graders Between 1996and 2001 current smokmgamong 8th graders fell from21 percent to 12 percentand among lOth gradersfrom 30 percent to 21 per-cent

Among 12th graders cur-rent smokmg fell from 37percent m 1997 to 30 per-cent In 2001 - a proportion-al decline of about two-tenthb Thus the youngerage groups have shown thegreatest Improvement so farThe drop In current smokmgthat occurred Just thiS year- of 2 5 percentage POintsm 8th grade and 2 6 percent-age POints In 10th grade -are highly statistically slg-mficant while the Z percent-age-pomt dechne In 12thgrade fell Just short of bemgsjgIhficai1t

Prior to the peak teensmokmg rates reached Inthe mld-1990s currentsmokmg among 8th and10th graders had been nsmgrapIdly With about a 50 per-cent mcrease ocrurringbetvccn 1991 and 19SGSmoklllg had been nsmgamong 12th graders as wellthough not by as large a pro-portlOn

The rates of dally currentsmokmg m the three gradelevels (defined as havmg oneor more cigarettes per dayover the past 30 days) havehnwtl parallel trends tothose for any current smok-mg and hkewlse have

slOn on thp tRrihn eqmp-ment You might want to askwho cpans the equipmentSamtary facilities careabout thelr members

Second check the quahfi-catIOns of the staff You wantto be bure ~haL the peoplewho are showmg you how toexercise know what they aredomg Ask to talk directly tothem and ask questIOns Letthem know If you plan to usea personal tramer whatyour health history IS andwhat your goals are fortrammg The more thoroughyou can explam your previ-ous expenences the easier ItWIll be for the trainer to fig-ure out what w111work foryou

Some highly recogmzedcertificatIOns for perconaltramers are from TheAmencan College of SportsMedlcme (ACSM) The

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Teen smoking declines sharply in 2001In a year In which good

news seems hard to come bythere IS some good newsfrom the health frontCigarette smoking the leadIng cause of preventabledeath and disease In thiscountry IS falling harplyamong American teenagers

The latest natIOnal surveyIn the ~MoOltorJng theFuture~ smes conducted bythe Umverslty of MichiganInstitute for Social Research(lSR) shoy s that teen smok-mg IS rapidly dechnmg

t)WlOO on natIOnally repre-sentative surveys of some44000 students In grades 810 and 12 18k research SCIentlsts have found that ado-lescent smokmg IS dechmngat a vigorous pace ThiS con-trasts to the dramaticincrease In teen smokingobserved In the early 199Ossays study director Lloyd DJohnston

Because the ~~n yearsare cntlcal In the mitiatlOnof HIIMIy aU hfetlme smok-mg habits what happensdunng that developmentalpenod IS vital to the eventu-al health and longeVity ofeach generatIOn JohnstonSald Thats what made thesharp Increase In the early1990s so wornsome and It ISalso what makes thiS

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Shop around-fot the best health club

dechne hich began In thelattpr half of the 1990s soenCUUlil~mg

The 2001 Momtonng theFuture survey Included stu-dents m 424 publH and pn-vate secondary schoolsthroughout the cotermmousUmted Statpl Tnhls~on andfellow social psychologistsJerald G Bachman andPatnck M OMalley havebeen conducting the studysince 1975 With supportprovIded by the NationalInstitute on Drug Abuse oneof the NatIOnal Institutes ofHealth m the U SDepartment of Health andHuman ServIces

The annual surveys have

By Kelly Griffin BSCSCS

With the New Year youmay find yourself resolvmgto lose the same 10 or 15pounds you swore to workoff last year Couldnt do It

fon your own Perhaps ItStime to conSider JOlnmg agym or health club

There are plenty of bene-fits In JOining a fitness faCil-Ity You get a vanety ofequIpment and classes tochoose trom Meetmg peopleIS easy You can get helpstartmg a routme from anattendant or trameI If youare looking to Jom a fitnessfaclhty for the first time orwould hke to shop aroundfor a better one than the oneyou currently attend hereare some tips for finding thebest one for the money

First and foremost makesure the eqUipment IS keptm good workmg condItIOnIn any facthty aflty shouldbe first Check for rustedcableb or weight plates duston the machines and corro-

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Grosse Pointe public libraryis ready for a taxing situation

http Ilwwwtreas state ml Will bl mg yOU up to dateus They still have only B~t most of us use mOreyear 2000 forms SQ youll straightforward sourcesJust have to watt untIl The most popul~ pertheyre good and ready to sonal tax gude 18 J K

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recent cnes on hand bothbusmess reference andclTCulatmg so you cancheck tt out of the libraryfor a couple of weeksYoull want the 2002 edl-bon to cover your 2001taxes

The Ernst and Younglax ~aver s rwae comeshighly recommended formdlVduals domg theirown taxes Park andWoods branch hbranesboth have the 2002 edl-tlon covering the 2001tax year

Before we have all theforms are ready to go at forms we put out gIvehttp IIwww Cldetroitml us away copes of

Pubhcatlon 17 of theIRS This is the govern-ments own overall gwaefor getting you throughtlus When we run outthey dont send us moreIf you really want to usethis Its the one publica-tion you have coplck upearly

Magszmes and newspa-pers Wlll have artlCles ontaxes from now untilApnl

Theres a loLof mforma-bon out there brave soul

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Youll find state ofM1clugan tax fonns at

You neednt worry aboutthat Eventually every-thmg wdl be onlme Youcan go m through thebookmark on our homepage which should takeyou straight to the 2001forms and mstrucbons

If you prefer you cantype 1( thp wph addressand then follow dIrectlonsor icons to get to formsand mstructlons Thefederal tax site ishttp IIwwwrsgov Most ofthe federal forms areupdated but check theeaJ Some still are 2000Some are 2002

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Domg taxes IS almostas much fun as brulhmga eats teeth

Even so while the restof the world was celebrat-109 the holIdays a few ofyou came to the hbrary tofind out when well putthe tax stuff out

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Many forms straggle mthrough January Somenever arnve at all Thefederal forms arrIve firstsporadically The stateforms almost never gethert until the end ofJanuary DetroIt formsamve even later If theyare sent at all

Old you seTYeThe UmtedStates Nvy MemonalFoundatlOn m WashingtonDC has estabhshed theNavy Log m an effort tohonor all naval veteranswho have served our coun-try

The Navy Log IncludesNavy Manne Corps CoastGuard and MerchantManners The Navy Log hasthus far collected the names

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ThlS is a good Sign thattravelers are takmg a en-ous mterest m protectingtheir vacation mvestmentsllld Larry Dickens chrectorof vendor relations for AMTravel Agency We wantpeople to mamtam theirnormal travel habIts andtrip insurance prOVIdes anextra level of securitv

Accordmg to D1ckens Ifyour Journey mcludes acruse a package tour or acondo or VUa- whIch oftenreqUIres payment In fullbefore you leave - tripmsurance can be qUite use-ful The same IS true If youshould requue medIcalattentwn whlle overseas

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Washington memorial honors veterans

TRIP insurance offerspeace of tnind for travelers

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ongmal verswn The reVeion would add $560

Woods deputy comptrollerRobert Kraft told commis-SIon members he would seekpnce quotes from mulbplepnnters

Smce the booklet IS forthe reSIdents of GrossePomte Woods and that anaverage of 50 booklets IS ds-tnbuted by the city clerk tonew resdents each monthKraft agreed addItIOnalfundlng could be obtamedfrom the citys operatingbudget to support the cost ofnMntlnlJ ~n PYnltnllPCl Pelt-tlOn a~cordingto tree com-mlSsion documents

We dont have the fundsIn tlns years budget to addthe four pages but wereproceedmg to develop tha~Dickinson sad We hope mthe next fi1cal year wellinclude that in our budget

Tasty broccoh amp garhcIS a perfect SIde dsh wthbeef poultry or seafoodSteam the broccoh aheadto save time Double therecipe for larger groups

My brotherm-law CarlHankla helped me pre-_ +l- Irl ~ 41~ n 1 u - -

ful broccoh We served Itwth beef tenderlolIl andmashed potatoes (pre-pared by my other brother-In-law Dan Caton) Themeal was e~oyed by myentlr~ famly

Together we had tun lI1

the kltchen Eatinghealthy doesnt have to bebonng Special thanks toCall for being my righthand tn the Iotchen dur-mg the hohdays yourethe best

200 PM THE LEGAL INSIDERChIstopher Cavanagh Hosts local attome)s DaVid Draper and DouglolSDempse) tae an illS Ide Jccl at current legal ISSueS(Repealed M-Sun 400 AM MlWfSun 6 00 PM)

230 PM POINTERS WITH PROSTGuesl AJra PollacA IvtChgQJI Em rounema CounetlHost John Prosllllier-Iels local celebnlles aboullirneI) 10JllCS (Repeated M-Sun 40 AM MIWIFSun700 PM)

300 PM TH11iGS TO DO AT THE WARMEMORIALGueSIS Jobl1 Case) amp MIchelle BomlaTloBunn) Brooks host an IIlformalle 100 al whal sha~llInl al the War Memonal (Repeated M Sun) OOAM MWiIiun 8 00 PMgt

330 PM POINTES Of HORTICUITUREGuesl Joe S Floer ArI(llglI Parr IHost honleultuml Jim Farquhar hares lips gles61(1Ice and Inlen IC S lOCJ1 dULhOIIIIl VII grdcOIng(Repeated 1 gtun ~OAM MWII Sun 6 10 PvI)

400 PM YOUNG VIEW POTNTF-Sl pbeal )oulh sho featunng students reJXgtnmg00 a anel) of educallonal loples (Repealed M iun 600AM 1 Ifi un 810 PM)

4)0 PM HTERCOI_OR WOR~JlOPRenowned local artist (arol LaChlUsa demonlralealereolor lechnlques SImple enough for begmnerltHI challengmg 10 the epenenced artist (RepealedM-Sun 610 -M 1IWflltun 9 ()()PM)

500 PM VITALITYPLtA half hour of hod) Il1mng and epklci bolngexercIe cia 1WIF-iiun tepleklxllIlgTffhiat Tone IRepeated M iun 7 00 AM)

530 PM fLSICAtiTORY11MtJAMBOREEHosls 11 GlOria from the Central Llonmand MI~ Paula lhe Mem 1u~ Maer ofter a Ihalf hour of tones dnu mule lor children(T rrh~1 0 PM onl) )

BOllshallow water m asteamer pot add the broccob and cover Steam for 3to 4 mmutes (It Mil stillbe bnght green) drainand set aSIde Heat the 011in a large nonbtlck slolletAdd the garhc oreganoand broccoh and sauteuntIl the garlic becomesgolden about 4 to 5 mm-utes

A LA ANNIE

By Annie RouleauSCheriff

(from ajar)14 teaspoon crushed

red pepper flakes(optional)

Every new resldent getsa copy of thIS book

Is a beautiful bookDickmson sllld It was theTree Commisswns contnbu-bon to the Ctys 50thanmversary along Mth theHlstoncal CommIssionschronology of the Woods

The proposed four-pageexpanSlOn wlll have room foraddltional hlstoncal mfor-mation

We have plans tomcrease the content of thebook mcluding a map thatMil show all the varieties oftrees on the walkin~ path atLake Front Park said AllenDlckmson the Woods citycouncIl represent8tlve to thetree commisson

Commumty Tree Bookletpublished by the GrossePomte Woods TreeCommlSSlont WIll includemajor changes accordmgto commlssion members

GROSSE POINTE WAR MEMORIALS

TV5TELEVISION FOR THEWHOLE COMMUNITY

Holidays are over its time to getback to healthy eating

Add the roaeted pepperand crushed red pepperand toss for an add1tonal2 to 3 mmutes SeasonwIth salt and pepper IfdeSIred Serve hot

910AM InUIT PUISA half hour deroblc ccrclse class (Repeated M-SunII 00 PM)

938 AM POSITIVELY lOSlTIVEFTOIIA LtOld IVrllIhl HauseHosts JeaOle kNell and Lit AIen bull an upllftmg half-hour of JX1li lItltudc and Ideas (Repealed M-sunII 0 P1 MVr gtun 9 0 PM)

10ooA1 WHOS ll THE KITCHEllGllel Ptrld PerHost Chue Kaess eools With local eclebntles(Repelcd 1 un IHJnghl TThS 1( 0 PM)

1038 M ISIIgt ARTArt amp Poem(Repclted 1n 12 gtOAM 1Wif-Sun5 gt0 PM)

1100 A OlT OF THE ORDINARY bullbullINTO TIfJ- EXTRAORDI1oIARYGuesl jail SII ImagerHolaquol ROOcrtTa Ir prcoent an etraordmal) half-hour01 poopk p1ac~ nd Icka (Repealed M Sun 00AvI 1 n h ial 9-00 P1)

1130 11 THF ~OCSHOWCelller fOI Peace amp tOIlfcl Sludies WSUHot rrJIl ehonLnhltrg and her gues dl~U toptcalld e Ill 01 panleuldr Inlerest to en lOT ~IIIZtn(Reptaled M un 1 ~()AM TffhSal ( 00 PM)

U69 pf 11IF ECONOMIC CLUB OfDETROITHIS Fmlllltnct Adam Cardma MGldaFeature nllIonall no n guet speaKe dl~eulIlgcurren I 11 n Ihe bulnts communi I) IRepealedM-Sun 2 00 A 1 1 Th al 7 IXl PMgt

110 PM THt EASTSIDE EAMIJilERRonald 1 f)gtIIafd HOllie

HOit Jlliia ~m and UCI highlight upeomlllg localnon proII [lllt111 elLnl (Reneated 1 iun ~ OOAM1IWI un 7 ~O11)

130P1 (0 ERSTIO~ WITHCOI I EltTORBcaln POlleH~L lU UI HdlV f~lluSCS ll1i k)CJ ntc ng clI cI rRl peatcd vi 110 0 AM Tffhlial ROO111

Broccoli amp Garlic1 pound broccoli flo-

rets (the tops of thetrees)

2 teaspoons olive oilS garlic cloves

minced14 teaspoon dried

oregano14 cup thinly sliced

roasted red pepper

Its time to pItch theChristmas cookles thenuts the pies and cakesand other sweet holidaydehght that youvetucked around thelutchen

Its tlntl to get healthyStart the new year

nght by treatmg yourbody to the fresh fruitsand vegetables that areavaIlable year round

ThIS weeks feature IS aIiT l ~1o hrgt +-1) 0 ~11 tJ 1 -

broccoli that S SImple toprepare and puts a littleZIpmto the popular greenvegetable

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DAYTIME PROGAAMVIING FOR THE WEEK OF JANUARY 06 - JANUARY 13

Woods tree booklet is branching outBy EsradLindbergStaff Wnter

A local group of treefdncJ~r 1S lvukifl~ for aprmter to manufacture1000 addItlonal copIes of agulde to area trees I

A new edItIon of the

1+1Martini lounge

amp Wine BarUve Music Friday lk saturdaY

January 3 2002Grosse Pointe New8 Metro calendar 76

Periodontal disease may lead to seriousmedical conditions but it is treatable

For addItional Informa-tIOn on penodontal dIseaseVISIt www arestm com orcall (866) 2737864

Interestingly In a recentsurvey of 1000 Amencansover half rated regular den-tal VISItsand teeth cleanmgshIgher than gettmg regullt1cholesterol checks Howeverfar fewer request a dentalscreemng that could predIcttheIr chances of contractingpenodontal disease

nate the remaming bactenathat cant be reached dunngthe SRP procedure ArestmIS a fast and easy treatmentthat IS Omfortable forpatients anesthesia IS notneeded

ExhUttIona ShowAt the DIA

From the old masters tothe finest m modern art dIS-cover the gallerIes and exhI-bItIOns of the DetrOItInstItute of Arts The play-tmngs of the baby boomergeneratIOn are the focus ofphotographer DaVIdLevmthals VIVidexhIbItionSmall Wonder Worlds In aBox runnmg throughSunday Feb ~ The eventsof late 16th and 17lh centu-ry England and the beautyof nature are reflected m theexhIbItion Garden Imageryin English EmbrOIdery openthrough Sunday March 10Amencas oldest culturaltralhtlOnb are celebrared mthe exhIbItion Dance of theForest Spmts A Set ofNative American Masksthrough May 2002 Museumhours are Wednesdaythrough Fnday from 11 amto 4 pm and Saturday andSunday from 11 a m to 5p m Recommended admisSlon IS $4 for adults and $1for chIldren and studentsCall (313) 833-7963

On go nDSO notes

The DetrOlt SymphonyOrchestras DetrOlt EdlsonFoundabon Pops returns toOrchestra Hall 3711Woodward m DetrOitThursday Jan 10 throughSunday Jan 13 for StarsStllpes and Pops with trumpeter Marcus BelgravePerformances are scheduledfDr Thursday at 8 pmFriday and Saturday at 8 30P m and Sunday at 3 p m

T1ckets range from $19 to$75 Call (313) 576-5100

weekly workouts are $78 fortwo sessions $106 for threesessIOns or $124 for four ses-sIOns RegIster today forJanuary classes mcludmgGolf Tae Kwon Do KarateYoga TennIS GUItar AdultConversational GreekSmart Women FinIsh FIrstand Watercolors MacombCounty Commumty Collegeoffers a WIdevanety of waysto expand your honzons attheir AssumptIOn CulturalCenter campus To regIsterfor MCC programs call(586) 4984000PreregIstratIOn IS reqUIredfor most AssumptIOn cours-es Call (586) 779-6111

DO YOU bullbullbullwant to be in the metro calendar

Then fill out ttns form send 111096llterctleval Grosse PootErFarms 48236 or fax to (313) 882-1585 by 3 P m Fnday

EventDateTimePlaceCostQuestions CallContact Person

Recently dentISts andhygJemsts have begunaddmg the antIbIOticArestm a locally admmls-tered antibiotIc to help fightpenodontal dIsease to theSRP procedure The antlblotic ISapphed dIrectly to themfected area helpmg ehml-

serious health condItionsBecause penodontal dIS-

ease is a chrome bactenalmfectlOn It can be treatedWIth an antibIOtic TypIcaltreatment for penodontaldisease mcludes scaling androot planing also known asSRP This non-surgIcal procedure Involves deep clean-mg above and below thegum hne to remove plaquethat has bUIlt up

Parents who SIgn up for aKalo class can take advan-tage of free KIddIeKalolBaby Sitting Mondaythrough Thursday from 9 30to 10 a m Nonreglsteredparents pay $1 for fuddleKalo The 17-statlOnNauttlus weIght traInIngroom IS open Mondaythrough Thursday from B to1030 a m and 6 to 830 p mand Fnday from 8 to 1030a m The fee IS $50 for twodays per week $70 for threedays per week or $4 fordrop-m users KaloExerciseJNautilus combo

Ford Houseexperiences

Expenence the grandeurof one of AmencasCastles at the Edsel ampEleanor Ford Houlgte llUULakeshore m Grosse PomteShores Tours WIllbe offeredon the hour Tuesdampythrnugh Sunday from noonto 4 pm Monday Jan 7through Sunday March 31The Ford House Will beclosed Monday Jan 21through Monday Feb 4 TheTea Room will be closeduntil Sunday March 31Tonrllt re ~n for nnlh ~ifor semors -and $4-f~~--~~I~dren Grounds admISSIon IS$5 Annual Passes are avaIl-able for $18 Call (313) 884-4222

Assumption offeringsA full schedule of classes

and events aWalt you at TheAssumptIOn CulturalCenter Reach a npw tab- ofwell-being and cardlOvascular fitness by slgnmg up forKalosomatlcs exercIse pro-grams which combme aero-bICSWIth walking runningstretchmg elements of yogaand k1ckboxmg The WinterSession will run throughSaturday March 2 Fees are$52 tor two-day seSSIOns$74 for three-day sessIOnsand $94 for four-day ses-sions There IS a 25 ilis-count for semors

1~~SehnskyGreen FarmhouseMuseum located dIrectlybehmd the St ClaIr ShoresPubhc LIbrary LIsted In theMIchIgan State RegIster ofHlstonc Sites thIS farm-house IS owned by the CItyof St ClaIr Shores dnd oper-ated by the St Clair ShoresHlstoncal CommISSIOn Thehouse IS open for toursWednesday and Saturdayfrom 1 to 4 pm Call (586)771-9020

If left untreated gIngIVltlScan progress to penodontltlswhen the plaque spreadsbelow the gum lIne Toxmsm the bactena can destroythe bone and gum that surround the teeth creatmgpockets for bactena to accumulate As the pocketsbecome deEpermOrEroom screated for bactena to growEventually these bactenaenter the blood streampotentially leadIng to morc

In the early stage of pen-odontal dIsease the gumscan become red swollen andbleed eaSily At thIS stagethe dIsease IS reverSIble andcan be ehmmated throughroutme dental cleanmgs anddaily brushing and flossmg

Gum dIsease IS a senouschroDlc bactensl mfectlonthat attacks and destroysthe gums and bones thathold your teeth in place ThemfectlOn occurs when dentalplaque a sticky sometimescolorless film accumulateson the surfaces of the teeth

tal infections - and othermore serious diseases Thispotentlal connectionbetween gum disease andserious condItions such asheart ilisease diabetes andlow bIrth rate babIes ISsoberin~ news

Farmhouse museumStep back into the daJly

hfe of a mid19th centuryfarm famIly livmg m EnnTownshiP now St ClairShores WIth a tour of the

Educationalopportunities

Take advantage of educa-tional opportunities WIthLIfelong Learning classes atSt Peter the ApostleElementary School 19800AnIta In Harper WoodsFashIOn your own greetmgswith a Card Makmg classMondays Jan 14 throughFeb 4 from noon to 2 p mThe fee IS $75 Shape upWIth ExerCise Classes formature adults Tuesdaysand Thursdays Jan 15through May 30 from 9 15to 10 15 a m or 10 30 to11 30 a m The fees are $90for ~woUllYII ~r w~eK$45for one day per week or $3for walk-ms Harper Woodslibranan Suzanne Kent WIlllead a free Book ReviewWednesday Jan 16 from 1to 2 pm m St PetersPansh House Those whohave completed theBeginner Computer coursecan partake In anIntroductIOn to WordMondavs Jan 14 throu2hFeb 4 from 9 to 11 a m Thefee IS$70 Computer classesfor Begmners will be offeredWednesdays Jan 16through Feb 6 from 1130am to 2 p m or ThursdaysJan 17 through Feb 7 from9 to 11 30 a m The fee IS$90 SIgn up for anIntemetlE-Mail CourseWednesdays Jan 16~hrough Jan 30 from 9 to11 a m The fee IS $75PreregIstratIOn ISrequestedCall (586) 493-0917

Pointes pastExperience Grosse

Pointes past WIth a freegwded tour of the GrossePomte Hlstoncal o~letysProvencal-Weir House c1823 376 Kercheval mGrosse POinte FarmsSaturday Jan 12 from 1 to4 p m Guests can learnabout 19th Century hfe inGrosse Pomte vIew anexhIbIt of hlstonc pho-tographs and Visit the newlyrenovated Log Cabin c1840 on the property Innddibon they can purchaseVIdeos featurmg GrossePomte h1S1)ryand relatedpubhcations and productsCall (313) 884-7010

Call (313) 833-4249

TTnfnrhmatelv less thanone-fifth of those WIth thecondItion seek treatmEntThe firstever SurgeonGenerals Report on OralHealth In Amenca suggeststhat there are strong assocI-atIOns between oral mfec-tlOns - pnmanly penodon-

At present nearly 75 per-cent of people over age 35have some stage of gum dIS-ease accordmg to theAmerIcan DentalHYgIeniStsAsSOCIation

Even though It IS the sec-ond most prevalent dIseasem the Unlted States -affectmg nearly one out ofevery four Amencans -many people are unawarethat penodontal dIsease andgum disease are dIfferentnames for the same condI-tIOn

Oral health problems currently cause employed adultsto lose more than 164 million hours of work every year

(NAPS) - Healthy gumsare the key to better healthfor everyone however 50mI1hon Amencans currentlysuffer from gum dIsease(penodontal dIsease) Leftuntreated gum ilisease mayserve as a gateway to manyother medIcal condItionsThe good newS IS that whenit is caught early periodon-tal dIsease IS reversibleAnd new there are moreways than ever to treat it

in Ann Arbor The fee IS $10or $5 for DHS membersReservations are requiredCall (313) 833-1405

Live a LeaRiWar Memorial Update

Enhance your mmd bodyand SPlnt by partaking mthe courses and adventuresoffered at the Grosse PomteWar MemOrial 32Lakeshore In Grosse PomteFarms Develop balance andflelOblhty WIth Yang StyleTal Cm Mondays Jan 7through Feb 25 from 6 30to 7 30 pm or fuesdaysJan 8 through Feb 26 fro~7 35 to 8 35 P m The feesllft ~tgtuor ~ll lor semorsIncrease your stamma andstrength WIth Hatha YogaMondays Jan 7 throughFeb 25 from 830 to 10 amor 7 to 8 30 pm for contmumg students or 10 15 to1145 a n for begmnersClasses WIllalso be offeredThursdays Jan 10 throughFeb 28 from 735 to 905pm for begInners The feeis $70

Explore the tradItIOnalpnnciples of drawmg WIthWorkmg From the FigureWednesdays Jan 9 throughFeb 27 from 1 to 4 pm Thefee is $90 Pohsh your pos-ture WIth The FeldenkralsMethod Thursdays Jan 10through Feb 21 from 730to S30 pm or Fndays Jan11 through Feb 22 from 9to 10 am Tne fee IS $10Preregister using yourMaster Card or Visa via faxat (313) 884-6638 e-MalIwwwwarmemonal org orcall (313) 881-7511

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Grosse POInte mUniCIpali-ties and Harper Woods Theevent IS an Ideal afterglowdestInatlon for those attend-Ing the DetrOItAuto DealersAsSOCIations NorthAmerican InternatIOnalAuto Show Chanty PrevIewon that same rught Ticketsto thIS elegant black tieoptional evenmg of dmmgand danCIng are $85ReservatIOns are reqUIredProceeds benefit ChIldrensServIces of the NortheastGUIdance Center Call (313)884-8691

AU that jazzJazz guItarIst Tim

Bowman and hIS band WIll

headhne A Jazzy Afterglowbenefitmg Barat ChIld andFanuly Services a dIVISIOnof Matnx Human SeeVlesFrIday Jan 11 at theInternational Banquet ampConference Center of theAthenaeum SUIte Hotel 400Monroe in DetrOitFestiVlties Include a 5 to 7P m VIP hors doeuvresreception 5 to 915 p m VIPShuttlp Rorvlce to theDetrOIt Auto DealersAsSOCIations NorthAmerican InternatIOnalAuto Show Chanty Previewdinner at 9 15 pm andentertamment commencingat 1030 p ill Tickets for thISblack tIe affllU are $125 or$175 per personReservations are requiredCall (313) 9633330

Art of learningTake advantage of an

exciting selectIon of freeDrop-In Workshops at theDetroit InstItute of Arts5200 Woodward in DetroitPIece to~ether creahvePostcards Fridays Jan 4through Jan 25 from 630to 8 pm DIscover The Art ofthe Doodle Sundays J an 6through Jan 27 from noonto 4 p m PartICIpate m theNAMES Project AIDSMemorial Quilt Sunday

Artrain stroll Jan 20 at 1 pm SharpenView the out of thIS world bullyour artIstic slons With a

exhIbition Artistry of Space Figure Drawmg class forThe NASA Art Program adults Saturdays Jan 12aboard ArtraIn USA the through Jan 26 from 1 to 3natlons only trilVtHU1~ piii The fee is $120 or $95museum dunng a DetrOit ior DIA membelHistoncal SocIety Sunday PreregIstratIOn is requiredStroll program Sunday for the classJan 13 at 2 pm at theNew Center 1100 N Main

MarkVourCalenda bullbullbullAttention Austinalumni

All graduates of AustinCathohc PreparatorySI1Iool whih dUlled in1978 are mvited to attendthe dedIcation of the newAustin Portico SaturdayJan 12 m conJunctlon WIththe 4 p m Mass at St CllUeof Montefalco Church atMack and WhIttIer mGrosse Pomte Park An all-class reunIOn win follow theceremony Call (313) 882-9812

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Last weekspuzzlesolved

FrI Jan t tCelebrate success

Join the volunteers of theAsSIstance League to theNortheast GUldance Centerat a CelebratIon GalaFrIday Jan 11 at 7 30 pmat the Country Club ofDtroit 220 Country ClubDr in Grosse Pointe Farmsmrking the 38th year otsuccessfully supportIngquahty behaVIOral health-care and substance abusetreatment selVlCes for theeast SIde of DetrOIt the five

SundayJan bullBach is back

rrh~ ~Y1Ith I~h E~~hsenes returns to the KresgeCourt of the DetroItInstItute of Arts 5200Woodward In DetroItSunday Jan 6 at 11 amWIth a performance by thePeter Soave Sextet Ticketsfor brunch and the concertare $22 for adults and $11for cmldren Seatmg on thecarpeted staIrwell for theconcert IS$5 Call (313) 833-4005

nCFood amp fellowahlp

Share good food and fel-lowshIp during the MensFriday EcumemcalBreakfast lltndayJan 4 at7 30 am at Gros~e Pomte~emorlal Church 16Lakeshore m Grosse PomteFarms Ms Sydney Rooks ofOpen Door at Fort StreetPresbyterIan Church WIllbethe featured speaker Thefee IS $5 Call (313) 882-5330

onday an 7Sacred sites

DIscover five of metropohI tan DetroItS most beautIful sacred SItesduring a DetroItI HIstorical SDclety Hlstonc Church Tour Monday Jan 7 from 930 a m to 4 pm The bus WIlldepart from the parking iot oi the Detroiti HlStoncaJ Museum 5401I Woodward in DetroIt and

stop at St Domllllcs RomanCathohc Church FIrst

IPresbytenan Church StMatthew-St Joseph

~Episcopal Church LIttleRock BaDtist Church andthe Cathect-al Church of StPaul EpIscopal The fee IS$25 or $18 for DHS memobers Reservations arerequired Call (313) 833-1405

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86 Seniors January 3 2002Grosse Pointe News

By Sharon Malersac Executlve Director

As thl ne vear beg1l1b many homebound senIOrsare stIllleehng the aftereffects of Sept 11 2001

Some people whoexpenence these lymp-

toms may develop PTSD and as many as one out of13 Americans will get PTSD at some pomt durmgtheir 11es Of those who do the good news IS that mmany caes PTSD can be treated successfully

E1a1ne MOIlto ofGroNe PolDte Parkand Suaan Lauppe ofGrosH Pointe Farmsare shown above atthe left belping ft1lthe baekete

sac deliversThe Interfaith Volunteer careetven a pro-

gram of Services for Older Citizens (sac)brought together tbe cburcbes bullbull cboo~ andRotary Club of Grosse Pointe to provide achance for young and older people to reacbout to seniors in the community

On Dec 19 thegroUpB joined to cre-ate more tban 220Christma cards and11ft baskets to be~~~~dtl fdurlDg tbe bondHundreds of peopledonated bsketbandmade carda andIJIfts

_Driving safely while aging gracefully

Because televlSlOnbrmgs the world to ourIvmg rooms tlus con-lt1ltlOncan occur lorpeople who never expe-nenced the traumabut wltnebsed Itthrough the media Theacute stress of a trau-matIc event causeschemical reactlOl1s 111

the bram as well asphYSIcal symptoms

Sbaron Maier

SOC OItionsTrauma of Sept 11can lead to PTSD

With 24 hour neWb coverage reexpenencmg thetrauma IS ab eay asturnmg on 0Ur televllOn Traumatic eventscan lead to a conditIOnknown as posttraumat-ICtress disorder orPTSD

lT_T- ~- - 0 A _zln4AW~ 7HI-z~uw ~u UU I-U pI VVI-C-I

prescriptions while traveling

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Wrzte to llatllda CharlesII care of Kmg FeaturesWeekly SerVice PO Box$16475 Orlando FL 328536475 or send an e-mail toletters kfwShearstsc com

youre on these medicatiOnsor need to use devices suchas glucose or blood pressuremom tors If you see a doctorwhl1e youre away be sure toget a Similar confirmatIOnletter for your return flightto cover any new prescnp-tlons

3 Take extra supplies ofeverythmg 11 case yourflight IS delayed

4 Use onglnal contamersWith ongInal labels showmgthe names of the doctors andpharmaCIsts and the pre-scnbed dosage

5 Never put your medICa-tIOns Into checked luggageBaggt can be lost Also thecompartment can be too coldor too hot and rum theireffect venes~

For more mformatlOncheck WIth your alrlme ortravel agent

For more mformatlOo ontraffic s~fety for b1der ulefsVISit the NHTSA webSIte atwww nhtsa dot govpeopleinlurvolddnvelmdex html orWrite to the NatIOnalHighway Traffic SafetyAdmInIstratIOn 400Sventh St SWWashLngton DC 20590 Youcan also fax your request to(WJ)366-7721

about your dnvmg ablhtlestalk With your doctor He orshe can evaluate the sldeeffects of the medicationsyou may be talung ConSidertaking a mature driver classthrough AAA AARP or alocal dnving school Letlnabout transportation options111 the commumty and con-Sider trymg them out

While everyone wants tokeep driV1ng for as IOlg aspossible no one wants to bea threat to themselves or toothers because they are nolonger able to dnve safelySelf-awareness is the keyWith smart self-manage-ment you ran retain thepersonal mobihty thatcomes With dnvlng whIlelImiting the nsks to yourselfund to others

Depression Treat It Defeat It

The followmg are tips thatcan help you while travel-Lng

1 Get at least two copiesof all your prescnptlOnb oneto keep WIth you and one tomclude m checked baggagem case you need fmergencyrefills

2 Get letter from )ourdoctor) confirmmg that

rymg aboard a number ofobjects meludmg LnsuhnsyrngES and any containeror VIal that could hold apotennally dangerous sub-sance

The alrhne also tned toconfiscate a bottle holdingher hIgh blood pressuremedlCme (She had trans-ferred the pills from a bottleWIth a chl1d proof cap toone that was easier to open )It was only after shE bUg-gested lettmg the flightattendants hold her medicalsupphes that thp airlineagreed to call her doctor toconfirm her me~hcal statusand her need to have theseItems close at hand

If you do onslder plan-mng a route that you arefamIliar WIth and try todnve durmg the day (aVOIdrush hour) Keep a safe diS-tance between you and thecar ahead of you and try tomake left turns where greenarrows provide protectedturns Scan the road contm-uously to antiCIpate futureproblems and plan youractIOns

Scmetunes other 1JU1J1are the best Judges of yourdnvlng ability If someonehas expressed concerns

miSSIon power steenng andbrakes and other speCIalequlpmcnt can make it eaSler for you to steer your vehi-cle and operate the foot ped-als

8 Dnvmg reqmres dlld-mg your attentlon betweenmore than one SituatIOn at atime Do you feel over-whelmed by traffic stgIls andpedestrian and vehicle traffic Do you take medicationsthat make you drowsy or doyou expErlence dlzzmessseIzures or losses of con-sCIOusness Do you reactslowly to normal dnV1ng Sit-uations

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pavement mltllungs othervehicles and pedestnans -~~tlaUy t dawn dusk vrat mght Does the glare ofoncommg headlights causeyou discomfort

If you have expenencedany of these symptoms ofdechnmg VISIon alwayswear your glasses and keepyour prescnptlOn currentKeep your wmdshield mir-rors and headhghts cleanand your headhghts aimedcorrectly If youre 60 orolder see an eye doctorevery year

2 Diminished strengthcoordinatIOn and fleXIbilitycan Impact your ability tosafely control your vehicleDo you have trouble lookmgover your shoulder tochange lanes mOV1ng yourfoot from the gas to thebrake pedal or turmng thesteermg wheel Do you feelpam In your knees legs orankles when gomg up ordown staJrs

If j-ouve experienced alyof these symptoms talk WIthyour doctor about phySIcaltherapy or medIcatIOnandOr tTftchmg exercisesand a walkmg or fitness pro-gram An automatic trans-

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Dad spent a lot of time alone duringthe dayand we couldnt always be therefor him Now he has new fliends eatswell balanced meals and has help wIthhis medications Assisted living atBon Secours Placewas the ideal optionfor all of us

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1 Good VISion IS essenbalfor good dnv1I1g health Doyou lampave problems reading3lgns or recognizing some-one you know from acrossthe street Do you havetrouble seemg lane and

Seniors celebrate ChristmasA Christmas party was held by Services for Older Citizens (SOC)as part

of its Food amp Friendship proglaJn The program ta1Iesplace Monday throughFriday and includes lunch exereiae bingo and a social event for GrossePointe and Harper Woods seniors age 60 and older

Mary Krupa and Joe Kowalski are served by Jim Flkany of Grosse PointeRotary at the party SOCis located at 17150 Waterloo in the City of GrossePointe

Dr Dan Guyer of Bon Secours Cottage HealthSystem Will present an mformatlve talk begmmng at1130 a m TuesdaYtJan 8 at the cIghborhoodClub 17150 Waterloo m the CIty of Grosse Pomte HeWIll OJCUSbthe causes and cures for posttraumaticbtress dlborder

In the past many people behEved that only soldIersor other people who had been m a war could getPTSD Based on new research doctors and otherhealth care profeSSIOnals are learning that all kmdsof people from different backgrounds can have trau-matIc expenences that lead to PTSD

You can also get more mformatlOn about PTSDfrom the followmg orgamzatlOns Anxiety DisordersAssociatIOn of Amenca (30U 231-9350www adaa org Freedom from Fear (888) 442-2022wwwfreedomfromfearorg and the National MentalHealth AsSOCiation (800) 969-NMHA www nmha org

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Land LIVes and LegendsNative Amencans mDetrOit DetrOIts 300thBirthday is the msplratlOnfor the special exlubltion 30Who Dared

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The Village IS closed untilMonday Apnl 1 when It wlllbe open from 9 a m to 5 pmAdmission to the Museumranges from $7 50 to $1250Admission to the Vlllageranges from $8 50 to $14Chlldren under the age of 5and members are admittedfree ShOWing m theMuseums $15 mllhon IMAXTheatre are Mysteries ofEgypt 3-D MaOla- Call (313) 833-1805

~No excuse exercise is good resolution for 2002By Kelly GriffinKing Features

After seven years of per-sonal trammg I have heardJll$t about every excuse 10the book on why people can-not work out Some of themOst popular ones are lackof tnleurol money or energy

I beheve most peoplereally want to feel betterabout themselves havemore energy and be moreproductive yet feel thatexercise reqUires a block oftime that does not eXIst

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hIm after an outstandingcareer at South

Coming out of highschool I wanted to go to acuHege where i could piaybasketball and I would get agood education no matterwhere It was Hess slUdBut when I wasnt playmgbasketball at Eastern It chd-nt feel the same

Thats when he startedexplonng other schools On~ was ColumbIa which hadrecruIted him out of hIghschool Another was Wllhantand Mary which IS coachedby former Ohio State assis-tant RIck Boyages

I really liked WillIam andMary Hess saId And Imgettmg a free educatIOnwhIch I wouldnt have hadm the Ivy League

During lus year off Hesshas been pracncmg WIth theWilham and Mary teamIncludmg the eariy mornmgcondltlOmng sessions buthes had to watch the gamesfrom t on the bench

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Hess excited aboutreturn to actionBy Chuck KlonkeSports Editor

The Walt ISfinally over forAdam Hess

List Thunlllll) h~ pl11ytmhis first college basketball mmore than two years whenIus Wilham and Mary teamplayed the UOIverslty ofMaryland

Playmg the sIxth-rankedTerrapins was Just fine WIthHess a former All-State bas-ketball player at GrossePOinte Scuth who trans-ferred to WIllIam and Maryafter startmg as a freshmanat Eastern MichiganUniversity

Im pretty excIted aboutplaymg agam slUd Hesswho was forced to SItout lastyear because ofNCAAtrans-fer rules

And Im glad itsMaryland That way If Ihave a bad game I can saythliL It WdlI because oiMaryland not me

Hess transferred afterEstern fired coach MiltBarnes who had rterLlited

Adam He took In Hme alghtleeiDg aroaDdAthena during his trip to Greece with NYCHoops

ValleyIt was a very close meet

and It went right down tothe final couple of eventshead coach Rick JohnstonslUd Our kIds SWant welland I can see the Improve-ment m each competitor n

Derek Johnston won the~UO-treestyle ana lOU-but-terfly whIle the 200-medleyrelay team of JohnstonBrandon Baetens MikltlVance and Kyle Williamstook first

In addItion Dan Adamshas been cutiing two ~-onds off his times in everymeet

I love to see the kids cut-ting time because It meanstheyre workmg hard Inpractice Johnston Bald

The FIghtm Insh fell to 0-S overall

Upcommg for the NotreDame SWImteam is an awaymeet on Tuesday Jan 8against Sterling HeightsStevenson

sonsAlex likes the school

Wood said It has a goodbusmess school and thatswhat hed lIke to go mto Healso llkes the coach and hessure that hell be there forhIS full four years bull

East wins non-league hoops gameBy Bob St John sophomore Robert Carlisle our WInStaff wnter scorEd 14 pomts and Semor Josh Saunders

Lutheran Easts boys bas- grabbed eIght rebounds chIpped In WIth seven pOIntsketball team eased mto the whIle Bobby Maynard and and seven reboundshohday break WIth a 53-37 ChrIs Gibson also played The Eagles led 21-17 atwm over vlsltmg Warren well the half but broke the gameImmaculate ConceptIon The guys played well and open by sconng 15 pomts 111

Head coach Gary everyone had a chance to get the thIrd quarter and 17 111Gutenkunst saId hIS Eagles some plaYIng tIme the fourthhad tv do l better Job of (1utpnkllnQt laId We The Lutheran East bas-reboundmg and tAkmg care rebounded better and took ketball team Improved to 3-2of the ball which they did as care of the ball whIch led ta overall

tlUUdl - a trewenuuullweapon~ Wood Bald Lastyear he improved his back-hand The last half of theseason he started hitting itWIth a lot of topspin And hehas an outstanding serv(Thnoo +J 110_ _ _ - _ lWavl~ - 00

forehand backhand andserve - make him an out-standmg player

AB good as Conn ia theressome room for improvement

He stIll needs to work onhis volley~Vood Bald Nextyear hell do that and thenhell be a complete player

Wlsconsms tennis pro-gram has been in the mIddleof the BIg Ten and Contishould be able to step nghtm and help the Badgers

Conn who is a 3 3 studentat ULS also pIckedWlsconsm for academIC rea-

Sophomore ChrIS Smallscored m the first penodwhIle Jumor Chns Andersonand senIor Pat Llpa tailledm the fmal stanza

The kIds are grmdmg Itout playing well sluft-by-sluft McKay said

It was also a family gatht11l1l iur semor ialt1ralcTImmons who competedag81nst some relatives onLumen Christi

It was fun watchmgPadraics grandfather wear-ing two hata McKay S81dIt was a mce game agamsta good team

The Notie Dame hockeyteam Improved to 10-1 over-all

Next for the Fightin InshIS a home game onWednesday Jan 9 againstUmversity Liggett School

overallCommg up for the Ftghtm

Insh are home gaJTles onFriday Jan 4 and TuesdayJan 8 agamst DetrOItCatholIc Central andMadison HeIghts BishopFoley

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Fightin Irish bury Windsor St BrennanBy Bob St JohnStaff wnter

Head coach Don Sicko gotthe results he was lookmgfor m hiS Notre Dame bas-ketball teant beatmg VISIt-mg Wmdsor St Brennan 68-50 last week

We were a httle betterLUll1~h~ W1tUl U1 uur prt~ IVU

three games SIcko saidOur attItude and work Notre Dames hockeyethic ISvery goodwhich Will team is movmg up thego a long way toward mak- standmgs in DlV1slOnIIImg us competitive After losmg 5-4 to Flint

The host Flghtm Irish Powers on Dec 1 thebolted out to a 17-6 lead Flghtm Insh have run offafter the first quarter and SIXconsecutIVe wms mclud-main tamed a comfortable 109 last weekends 3-0double-dIgIt lead throughout shutout over highly toutedthe final three penods Jackson Lumen ChnstJ in

Dfn1Vply the kIds the Lansing Showcaseplayed well but offenSIvely It was a goodgame gomgwere not where we want to back and forth~ head coachbe Sicko s81d Kevin McKay said Wetook

Sernor guard Sean Rmke an early lead but Lumenscored 14 pomts whIle Chnstl took It to us m thesemor John PeJak added 11 second penod Swimmingand semor Bnan BIggs had Our kIds played well10 espeCIally (Dave) Murray m The Notre Dame sWIm

The Notre Dante basket- goal and we won a bIg team lost its meet last weekball team improved to 3-1 game ~ falhng 98-71 to Chippewa

Knights Conti chooses WisconsinBy Chuck Klonke on his back but with his m 1990 teams in the state bullSports Editor work ethIC Im confident Former touring pro Aaron Conti has been a state

UnIversity LIggett that hell do well ~ Knckstem also played for champIon three bmes inSchoolsAlex Conti WIllhave Some of the pressure has Wood at ULS but he turned DiviSIOn IV HIs success ISa lot of pressure on him been relieved however profeSSIonal after his sopho- no aCCIdentwhen the boys tennis season Contis chOIce of colleges more year He has paid the pnce for-begms next spnng has been made He recently Dunng lus first three sea- this Wood said Hes

Hell be the No 1 high signed a letter of intent to snns with the Knights Conti worked hard on all aspectaschool player m the state attend the UniverSity of has compiled an 88-3 record of the game And he worksregardless of class said Wisconsm mcluding a 26-2 mark last on his conditioning Ill seeKnIghts coach Bob Wood He IS the thud ULS male season wlule playmg No 1 him running In the summerThats a lot of pressure player 111 Woods37 years as singles He played second when the temperature is Inbecause there are a lot of coach to SIgna DIVIsionI let- smgles lus first two years the 80s and 90sgoodplayers m the state and tel of intent Paul Van Thats a tremendous wood SlUdthat ContI hasthey can make their season Walleghem went to record when you consider three outstanding tools inby beating Alex Wlsconsm 111 1978 and John our schedule Wood said his repertoIre

That puts a huge target Yancey started at Kentucky Weplayed all of the ranked His forehand 19 excep-

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and 8 25 on floorVictor had a season-best

8 6 on beam MaureenMoctn came back from anInjury suffered on her barsroutIne to score a team-high845 on floor

Weathers and CadorIneach had personal-best all-around scores and PoletIsand Michelle Karowslu hadtheir best scores on floorMIa Mocen posted a 6 5 onbeam m her second varsItymeet

Hess--From page 12A

Ive had a couple ofthmgs keep me gomg Hesssaid In practIces Ive beenworkng out WIth the secondteam so I try to beat thestarter Im playmg agamstlnother reason IS out ofspIte - to sQow people thatIm still a good player

He did that m hIS firstgame with hiS new schoolscoring a career-high 21pomts

WIlham and Mary hasstruggled m recent seasonsbut Hess thmks the school ISon the way up III theColomal AthletiCAsSOCiatIon

We played the toughestnon-league schedule m theconference he saId Weplayed schools from the Big12 Big 10 and SEC

Hess got some game com-petItion last summer whenhe toured Gree~e with NY~Hoops a team of 11 colle-gIate players Hess team-Jlates included ArizonasJason Gardner andMIchIgan States AlOYSiUSAnagonve and AdamBallInger

We -played the GreekOlYlllPIC team and It wastQugh competitIon becausethey dIdnt want to lose to abUJlch of college kids hesaid The games were closeso we blamed it on the officl-atmg The fouls would be 10-o real qUIck

Not only dId the baket-ball expenence get Hess pre-pared for hiS return to thecourt but he had time toenJoy the country

We had some free timeso we got to see everythmgfrom the anCient rums tocollege-type parties hesaid

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four freshmen who helpedfill In hadnt had enoughtIme to develop their floorexerCIse routine leaVingNorth WIthout a fulllmeup

Dornbrook led theNorsemen m three eventsShe scored 8 3 on vault WItha full handspnng 7 0 onbars and 8 15 on floor exer-cIse

Victors beam score of 7 6was the best of the mghtShe also scored well In vault(7 95) and floor (7 45)Maureen Mocen scored 795In both floor and vault and67 on bars

Gronback scored weil onvault (79) and bars (67)Weathers dId well on vault(79) and floor (7 55) PoletIscontnbuted to the teampomts on bars after suffer-ing an injUry and Safran didwell m three events

North bowed to Troy1296-1231 but Weathershad the highest score of themeet In vault (8 25)

Victor had a team-best8 55 on beam and Cadonnled the way ill bars WIth an80

Maureen Moceri andDornbrook each connectedon a difficult move on thebalance beam as they did aSWItch kick to a back hand-spnng It was the first tImeeach of them had used themove m competItIon

Maureen Mocen had afloor score of 8 15 andPoleti3 had rfglonal qu~hfymg scores m bars and vault

North fimshed fourth atthe Troy Athens InVItatIOnalWith d ~tlt1migt~urluf 124 1

Dornbrook was eighth In

n-ground unth a 31 85 andshe also placed m bars WItha 7 9 Maureen Mocen wasseventh m floor exerciseWIth an 8 65 -- the hIghestIlldlvldual score by a Northgymnast thiS year Cadonnwas eIghth on bars (805)and Poletls was mnth onvault (8 15)

North closed out the 2001portIOn of ItS schedule WItha 128 7-126 25 Will over AnnArbor PIOneer m a meet thatBentley laId was the teamsbest of the season

Dornbrook scored a per-sonal-best 32 95 m all-around WIth an 8 6 on bars8 35 on vault 7 75 on beam

Early start brings desired resultfor Norths gymnastics team

Phoro by Rosh StllaroGrone Pointe South shortstop-pitcher Chris Getz signs his national letter of

tetto plAy hAlIIfhn at WakeForest while his parents Art and Betsy Getz andblii bJgh iichool coach Dan Griesbawn center look un

An elrlc tart to the sea-son than usual prOVIdedGrosse Pomte Norths gym-nastics team With thpresults that coach BruceBentley deSIred

I wanted to get the gIrlsout there early to see whatwe had what needed to beworked on and go fromthere saJd Bentley of thestart that wa nearly threlweeks earher than normal

North whIch won theGreat Lakes Eight dualmeet and league meet tItleslast year started out With a12165-962 wm overBrulIllghdJII S~ahulm

Captams Tracy Dornbrookand Maureen Mocen hadexcellent all-around scoresof 30 25 and 30 15 respec-tively

Lesbe Cadonn posted anall-around score of 23 2 fol-lowed by Katie WeathersWith a 2185 that In(jluded a775 on vault

Natahe Victor scored 845on balance beam and Mocerihad an 8 0 on beam Cadonnposted scores of 7 95 onuneven bars and 7 85 onbeam Dornbrook scored 7 8on bars 7 45 on beam and7 85 on vault Kelly Poletisscored well on vault WIth a775 and Kayle Gronbackhad scores of 7 3 on beamand 6 45 on bars LaurenSafran had a 6 95 on beam

Freshmen MIa MocenLeah Steele and KristenGlover performed well mtheIr first varsIty match

North beat BlclIlIUglutlHGroves 1168-1048 The lowscore for the Norsemen wasthe result of Cadorm J JRoszka and Poletls mligtJngthe meet WIth mJunes Andthp (wo phnmnrp nli

tand out because he battedIn the leadoff spotGnampsbaum saId

HIS statistIcs might havebeen even more Impreigtllveas a sophomore when hemade the DlvllOn I All-State second team

Getz batted 505 With 12doubles two tnples and fivehomers He stole 34 baseshad 27 walks and drove m20 run HIS pltchmg recordwaigt 1-0 With seven savesand an 089 ERA

Getz doesnt look hke apower tflCtlit at o-tuot-lLand 160 pounds but he has36 extra-base hIts In twoseasons

Hes stronger than heappears to be but he hastremendous bat qUIcknessGnesbaum said He haone of the qu)(kest bats Iveseen for anyone hiS age

In slgnmg With WakeForest Getz WIll attend thesame school that hiS fatherArt graduated from

Thursday Jan 3 agamstLlvoma Clarenceville andhost Macomb LutheranNorth

Its a tough openerbecause North has sometough kidS SChlhi said rfeel good about our chancesto beat both teams but ourkIds have to wam It

Next for the Eag1es is theFordson Tournament onSaturday Jan 5

Super Senior squadWlmbledonRacquet Club Super Senior team of Julia Caprara Mimi

KJbbey Janet Lannen Patty McCracken Jeanne Rivard Nancy SChmidtAnne Spitz Joanne Visellio and Penny Waslak won ittl local United StatesTennis Assoctatlon league champlonsbip and advanced to the sectionaltournament in IndlanapoUs The Wlmbledonteam flnlshed second in a fieldthlOtindudelaquol teams from Wisconsin UlInotsand Ohio

Chris ltHI totals really

Devils coach DanGr18sbaum

Getz ha been Southsstartmg shortstop the Jasttwo year but he has alsobeen the Blue DeVIls closerand hant blown a saveopportuntty III two years

Although he would proba-bly lIke to clone himGne~baum IS Just happythat he has Getz for onemorE year

Sevel al senIOrs graduat-ed from lat year champl-~nhlp te~~ bu~a~tz thlr~UCl)UU ampllUt 1JIUKCLt dUU

pitcher Matt Middleton arethree tarters wholl b thenucleus of thiS years Southsquad

Last year Getz batted430 WIth seven doubles two

triples and eight home runsHe scored 42 runs and drovein 30 He also had 22 walksand stole 21 bases In hISclosers role Getz was 3-0With 12 saves and a 1 38

match whIle Steve Of)ada(215 pounds) also captured aSIlVer medal lOSing 8-5 toChntondales AntomeWeible In the champIOnshipmatch

Bobby Monahan alsoearned a medal for thePIOneers placmg SIxth at112 pounds

ComIng up for thePIOneers IS theIr MetroConference opener tomght

States bestFive University Liggett School field hockey players made the All-State

team which was selected by coaches in the state From left are KatieHoUerbach Maggie Dillon Suzanne McGoey Clare Burch and BrittanyPaquette McGoeyand Dillon were first-team selections BWChiaDd IIoD~bacb made the second team and Paquette received hononble mead_McGoeyand Burch received All-State honors for the second straight sea-son

Wake Forest baseball gets Getz

known for a long hmeAnd It doesnt stop there

Getz hat been on theDIvIsIOn I All-State teameach of the last two seasonsand after leading South tothe state champIOnship lastspnng he wa named to theAll-State Dream Teamwhich includes players fromall four dlVlslOns

Hes a total player Thatswhy so marJ) ulleuroge~ we t

Interested in him saId Blue

By Chuck KlonkeSports Editor

When Wake Forestssportll mformatlOn depart-ment sent out a newsrelease about the baseballplayers who signed early let-ters of mtent to play for theDemon Deacons It had a suc-cmct appraisal of GrossePomte Souths Chns Getz

(Getz) IS one of the bethigh school mfielders In theMidwest the release said

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Monahan Orjada shine atMacolllb County TourneyLEs Jurczakalso medalsBy Bob 51 JohnStaff wmer

WARREN HarperWoods wrestlmg team hadits moments of glory m lastweekends 28th annualMacomb CountyTournament at MacombCommunity Culltgl

We fimshed 12th out of34 ligtams whlth 1lt great fora small DIVISIOn IV schoollIke Harper Woods headcoach Adam Schlhl saIdWe beat powerhouses lIkeRomeo thanks to a sohrlshOWIng from all of ourkids

As for Lutheran East itwas a learmng expenencefor Its wrestlers

It was a tough tourna-ment for our kIds and theylearned firsthand what Itshke to wrestle some of thestates best East headcoach John Wlllnwr igtdHl

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The Eagles fimshed In thebottom third of the 35-teamtournament as sophomoreChriS Jurczak (1l2-poundclass) took home a fifth-place medal

Alex Goetz (145 pounds)also won a match for East

TIns was the first tIme In

Harper Woods hIstory thatwe had a wrestler In themals and we had two

hihl Said The guys wereIsappomted they dIdntn but they lost to twough kidsMIke MVII hdll IDolunds) won a SIlver mtgtdalsmg 8-5 to East DetrOItsatt Shankm m the tItle

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by our young people IS if you getcaught there really al13no con-sequences from lawenforce-ment the school and m manycases the parents

Accordmg to Craig he feltthese Issues were not umque tothe Grollse Pomtes and HarpervoJ uu Lney arp prevalentand that thiS reaction from theyoung people surpnsed us

The key Craig felt IS to tack-le these issues and Implementthe developmental assets m asmany places In the commumtyas poSSible

It is Craigs hope and one ofthe foundatIOns goals to helpthe commumty foster the 40developmental assets even ift don~ on~ ~t a time

Caring schoolclimate (No5)

At Harper Woods SecondarySchool prmcipal Jim Hessehandpicked 14 seventh- andeighth-graders and 24 nlnth-through 12th-graders to serveon a prmcipals advisory teamThe teams first goal is to workon the Search Institutes goalNo 5 creatmg a canng SChOOlchmate

In the first meetmg heldbefore the holiday break stu-dents were asked to Identifythings such as attnbutes theyadmired in a fnend how afavorite teacher showed anmterest 10 thelJ success In

school trungs they liked abouttheir school enVIronment andwhat they hkelt most abouttheir relatlonsrups With otherstudents at school

The process Will help stu-dents Identify the Issues andreasons for the issues and tocome up W1th poSSible solutIOns

So far student reactIOns havebeen positive

Before If you had a com-plaint you Just sat at the lunch

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If youths pOSRess between 31 and40 of these developmental assetsthen youths wl1l be less likely toIIqe and abuse drug dud alcohOl

In October Craig met With 40Grubse POlllte and Harper Woodsarea students parents and lawenforcement officers three timesto n1q(OnCl~ h ~ 1 1

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From the adults In those diS-CUSSIOnsCraig summanzed

In many cases underagednnkmg IS supported and con-doned by parents and our pob-cles and consequences are notconsistently apphed There aremany homPR WhPTP Alrnhnl qserv~ by the parents at partiesto their kids and other kids 10the cornmumty For whateverreason there is a very strongsense that trus subject IS onethat should not be openly diS-cussed In the commumty

Many parents feel that theirIuds need to learn at a young ageto dunk responSibly before theygo tr college Manyparents areafr81d that If their kids getcaught and there IS a conse-quence that a permanent recordWill be eotabhshed In their fil~that wlll hinder their Opportuni-ty for college acceptance or ath-letic scholarshlp ~

From the youths who attendedthe meetmgs Craig slld

-They want less peer pressureto dnnk They want clear bound-arles and consequences to be Uni-formly and faIrly applied All ofthem certamly expressed astrong deSire to have a forum toopenly and honestly diSCUSSthese issues With the adults mtheir lives

There IS a perceptIOn by ouryoung ~ople that In thiS com-mumty on a weekend there ISnothing else to do except to go toa party dnnk and get high

Another perceptIOn expressed

- Socrates5th Century BC

Greatest Gift Foundation helps teens make choicesBy Bonnie CapraraStaff Wnter

Our youth IIOW lot es luxuryThev haul bad manners contempt for authority they showdlsrcspe~t for eder~ and louechatter In place of exerciseChtldren are now tyrants not tMselvants of the household TMv110 longer rI~P IIhin ders enterthe room They contradICt theIrparents chatter before companygobble their food and tyrannizethe teachers

In some ways some peltlplesperceptlOns of youths haventchanged much m the last 2000years

One City ot (zrosse Pomte manIS convinced that relationsrupsbetween youths and adults neednot be adversanal or polanzedHe has a plan for tunung thoseperceptIOns around

After selling his busmessMark Craig famed Our GreatestGift Foundation an organtzationcommitted to helpmg parentsschools organizations and lead-ers to help youths make wisediiuutl - especaJIy thoseregardIng drug and alcohol use

lhese deCiSions are madebased on prinCiples outlmed bythe Search Institute an mdepen-dent nonprofit organizatiOnwhose miSSion IS to advance thewell-being of adolescents andcildren The iwttitultl generatellsynthesizes and communicatesnew knowledge convenes organi-zational and community leadersand works WIth state and nation-al orgaruzatlous

At the heart of the institutegtwork 18 the framework of 40developmental assets positiveexpenences relatIonstups oppor-tunities and personal quabtiesthat young people need to growup healthy canng and responSi-ble

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ThIS IS a one hour program for beginningJUniors ages 5 to 10 The progra m ISdesigned to give young sIlldenls theskills necessary for a hfetlme of fun In

tenms ThIs class will cover baSIC strokeproduchon and consistency and WIll pnrrilotC J poslhyc ~~ophcrc by uSlngeXClhnggames and acl1vlhes

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TIllS Llt i one and a half hour programdesigned for JUIllOlS already partlClpat-tng m tournament competlhon ThISclass Win stress the fundamentals of allstrokes as well as movements footworkand strategy There Will be competlhvemalCh play strength and condmonmgtramlng each day

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gomg to fall asleep have 1your young person wake Jyou up and make sure the~give you a kiss goOOmght 1That way they have to be tcoherent and youre gomg ~smell booze on them If

theyve been dnnlong ~The second piece of

adVice that came from the ~foundatIOns October meet- ~mgs was to know Where ~children are and venfy It ~

Cr81g used the example 4Ja friend who called Ius ~daughter whIle she was outand asked to speak With theparents

Well they werentthpr (rll~ M H to14her If you would have tolcme they werent there Imight have let you shy

Another suggestIOn ISto Iallow youths to have more)responsiblhty so they can learn not to make mistakeSgt

Accordmg to lods what)keeps them from bemg dls-honest ISknowmg the consequence of maktng a mIS-take ISso large Craig SaidIf YOLlcan comUlWllCate -what the consequences areand what youll do If theydo get caught Its not yourfault as a parent

Overall Craig called the)asset approach a commonsense way to solve proble~~m an acceptable wa

There are so many pro- -grams that address prob- )lems CraIe saId Mv fthought process ISto find IthinKS VOLl can do III nlp ven(problems bull ]

nurturing skillsA Bon Secours BlrthCare

nurse educator teaches thesession and encourages bothgrandmothers and grandftJthers to attend

For more mformatlOn orto regtgttercall Bon SecouSCommumty HealthEducation at (586) 7797900between 9 a m and 4 p mMonday through Fnday

Coaches will be givenlaminated cards WIth specif-ic goals and )luggestioDs ofhow to Implement them

It focu8es on posltlvethmgs rather than negativetlungs said NeighborhoodClub executive directorJohn Bruce Theyre theIunds of thmgs theNeighborhood Club ISallabout - to help bUildstrong famlhes

Positive familycommunication(No2)

Among the youths whopa tiJltll-tJUl Lh~fuunJa-tlons October meetmgsCraig said ~Op(n and hon-est communlcatton betweenthe parents and the youngpeople does not eXist

One of the tOPiCStheyouths Said they mostwanted to approach theIrparents about was howtheir parents handled peerpressure when they wereyoung

One of the suggestIOnsyouths and adults came upWIthwas naVlng kids givethem a kiss goodnight whenthey carne home after aneVEnlDgout

Craig s81done of hiSdaughters uses that excusewhen shes out with fnendswhere alcohol is available

Tlus came up a lot WIththe parents 10 the sessIOnssaid Craig Tlus ISsome-thing a lot of parents dId _to wake up or If youre

soon to be-gr and pare n tswere told when they becamepanmt~

Sign up for the BonSecours Cottage grandpar-ents class and see for your-self what todays expectantparents are learmng Even ifyou already have grandclul-dren you might pick upsome new ideas or informa-tion about cluld care and

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GreatestFrom page IBtable and gnped about It8llld JUDlorclass treasurerDaria Wdhams

If It works It WIllpre-vent Issues from escalat-mg said JunIor class presI-dent Joe Zlchl

The most stnkmg aspectIS Its posltlve approachHesse said There arentany donts Ever smceColumbllle you have tohear what theyre sayingwhat thplr rml 9 on Ifwere really tuned 1Il to ourstudents and If they feellike theyre filled m on theprocess then we can dosomethIng about It

Cr81g hopes to estabhshpnncipal adVISOryteams m10 to 15 other lugh schoolsm the Grosse PomtesHarper Woods RoseVIlleBelleVIlle and Detroit

If nothIng happens thenat least theyre gomgthrough the processes andworkmg on these assetsCraig s81dThese arentnecessarilv measurablethmgs Just posItive out-comes

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Youth programs(No 18)

Tymgmto the SearchInstitutes goal No 18youth programs theNeighborhood Club willmstruct Its volunteer coach-es on fostenng additionalassets in team members mthe COultl~ uf pract1ce andplay starting with its youthbasketball l~~gues

Bon Secours Cottage offers grandparents classBon Secours Cottage

Health Semces offers a free~an(frarent glass from 7 to9 pm Monday Jan 14 inthe private dming room(lower level) at Bon SecoursHospital 468 CadIeux in theCity of Grosse Pomte

Todays childbearing cou-ples are bemg taught manythings that ~m to be theexact OppOSIteof what the

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The Babies of 2001

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Carlyle graduated fromNorth Georgla College He ISVice preSident of operationsfor Apache Transport and ISa captam m the GeorglaArmy NlttIonal Guard

Ronning-Mahfet

Mr and Mrs DenniSWilham Ronnmg ofSavannah Ga haveannounced the engagementof their daughter AlisonLeigh Ronmng to DamelJoseph Mahfet son of Mrand Mrs Damel JohnMahfet of Charlotte N C formerly of Grosse PomteWoods

A June wedding isrlm~n1~

Ronning earned a bachelor of business adnunJstra-twn degree from theUmversity of Georgia andan MBA lD finance from~rgta State UmversityShe works for MediaOutsourcing Inc

Mahfet earned a BBA maccounttng and economicsfrom the University ofGeorgia He works for MooreColson m Atlanta

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Chari Sdu-eyvltgtgel A N AtAmenr8J1 lt6l 1912) patlna~bTOftraquo 18~1lI

EmUy lJnn ROlDlUloand Matthew DeBetR

DeBets son of Julie DeBetsof Harper Woods and thelate Michael DeBets A Mayweddmg ISplanned

ROlfano graduated fromGrosse Pomte South HighSchool She 18 a teachersassistant at MasonElementary School

DeBets graduated fromCleary College With a degreeIn business managementHe ISself-employed

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Darlene and Vic Rohr ofWarren have announced theengagement of their daughter Kimberly Osborne for-merly of Harper WoodR tnJeff Carlyle of Helen Gason of Dons rarlye [Helen Ga and BoydCarlyle of Pendergrass Ga

A February weddmg isplanned

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Dave and SallyWolschleger of Ruth haveannounced the engagementof their daughter Angela SWolschleger to Thomas WVeda II son of Thomas andFrances Veda of GrossePomte Farms A May wed-Jlllg IS piannea

Wolschleger earned abachelor of sCience degree mlegal studies from GrandValley State Umverslty anda masters degree m bUSI-ness administratIOn fromCentral MichiganUmverslty She IS a legaladmmistrator

Veda attended GrandValley State Universitywhere he studied naturalresources m3nsurrm~nt HIIIS a fmanclal Malyst andbusmess owner

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PREVIEWThursday January 10 - Noon to 8 PM

Friday Tanuary 11 - Noon to 8 PMMonddY January 14 - 10 A M to 5 PM

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John and Lmda Bruce andVmcent and Kathy RomanoofGrosse Pomte Farms haveannounced the engagementof their daughter EmIlyLmn Romano to Matthew

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brides brother GeneGargaro III of Grosse PomteShores John BEaganMatthew W Hogan KevinC McCooey and Todd LPollack all of New YorkCity and TImothy JPlunkett of Tarrytown NY

The mother of the bndewore a dress WIth a whIteorganza bodice and blackSIlk charmeuse skirt

The grooms mother worea long fuchSia silk dress

MUSICwas prOVidedby theChnst Church ChOIr of Menand Boys a strmg quartetand organist Fredeflc DeHaven

The bnde earned a bache-lor of sCience degree fromGtnrgftwn llmverslty SheIS a producer and editor forteleVISion With theBloomberg Fmanclal News

The groom earned a bach-elor of arts degree fromGeorgetown UniversIty Heis an mvestment banker mtelecommUnications withSolomon SmIth Barney

The couple traveled toHawau They live InManhattan N Y

fine inCISIOnsm the corneaThose mClSlons change theshape of the cornea Thereshaped cornea focuseshght onto the retma anddtcu VUllunISrestored

Hundreds of thousandsperhaps mJlhons have hadthis surgery and aresupremely satisfied WIth theresults They now get byWithout reachmg for theirglasses or fussmg WIth contact lenses

TA~IK rgery is not frof comphcatlOns No surgeryIS Some people are botheredby the glare from hghtsespeCially at OIght A veryfew have suffered VISionloss If I were younger Iwould have the surgery

I directed thIS answer atnearSightedness LASIKhowever can be used forother VISIonproblems - far-SIghtedness and astIgma-tism

There are proceduresother than LASIK that cor-rect VISIOn LimitatIOns ofspace dont permlt a diSCUS-SIOnof them all

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Academy ChpelThe Most Rev Leonard P

BlaIr and the Rev Gerald EMurray offiCiated at the 6 30P m ceremony which wasfollowed by a receptIOn atthe Country Club of DetrOit

The bride wore a whiteSIlk gown and a cathedral-length veIl both tnmmed mwhite satlO She camed abouquet of white rose andstephanotiS

The maid of honor wasKatherine Re of BronXVIlleNY

ill Juemalds wereMeghan Burns of ChicagoEmily McCabe of New YorkCIty Dott Shea HoblO ofPabadena Cahf KathenneFrederick Webher of RoqtnnCarne Blrgbauer of SanFranCISco and BevanGarrett of Prescott Anz

Attendants woreWedgwood blue satin A-Imegowns and carned bouquetsof multi-colored summerflowers

The best man was thegrooms brother Thomas GGrace Jr of New York City

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Eye surgery can freepeople from glassesBy Dr Paul G DonohueSpeCial Wnler

Q Im trymg to deCide If Ishould have laser eyesurgery for nearltlehtpnnpssI am 36 and have worn

Glaises brIng a clearimage to a nearsighted eyeby focusmg mcommg lightdirectly onto the retma

The most common kInd oflaser eye surgery IS LASIKsurgery - laser m SitU ker-atomJleusls (CUR-ah-toe-muh-LOOSE-suss)

The cornea IS the outertOlluh r]PAr povpnn17 of the~y~Oi~ngdirectly m~front ofthe pupil WIth a laserbeam the eye doctor makes

I gl8SCS or contacts for 20yEars I have never beencomfortable With eIther Idgo for the surgery If I couldbe sure It would work and besafe Is It

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Mr and Mrs MichaelJoseph Grace

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Lauren EhzabethGargaro daughter of Mrand Mrs Eugene A GargaroJr of Gros~e Pomte Shoresmarned Michael JosephGrace son of Mr and MrsThomas Gerard Grdce ofRye NY on July 14 2001at the Grosse Pomte

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Service above selfJohn Brooks Rotary District Governor

adclreued the Rotary Club of Grosse Pointerecaat1y with the message Hsuvice above self

As local leaden aud volunteen Rotarians areeoDUDitted to improving their local and globalcummUDities Rotarians pride themselves ontheir abWty to ftad commUDity solutions tolocal and IDternaticmal needs

The mother of the bndewore a full-length Ice graydress With a beaderl bodIce

The grooms mother worea full-length dress With awhIte top and mdescentnavy blue skirt

Scnpture readers wereBruce Wallace ofBrookhaven NY audKenneth Kerr of FairViewTenn

The bnde earned a bachelor of sCience degree fromthe UniversIty of Michiganana a masters degree 10bo-s admmctrRtlOnfr~-w Wayne StateUmverslty She IS a manag-er With Accenture

The groom earned a bach-tlor of SCience dewee fromPennsylvania tateUm erslty ahJ a master sdegree m busmess admmlS-tratlOn from Case WesternReserve He IS a Fordaccount manager WithGoodyear TIre

The newlyweds traveledto Germany SWItzerlandand Italy fhey live m WestBloomfield

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~f Naples Fla on Sept 22DOl at Christ ChurchGrosse Pomte

The Rev BrYant DenmsonJr offiCIatedat the 4 p mceremony which was fol-lowed by a receptIOn at theLochmoorClub

The bride wore an IvorysJlk strapless gown that tea-tured a bodICe and chapel-length tram decorated WIthcrystal beads She carned anosegay of apncot roses

The matron of honor wasthe bndes Sister NancyClark of PalatIne III ThemaId of honor was thebndes sister JennIfer Boydof Hoboken N J

Attendants wore full-length black dresses andcarned bouquets of apncotand wlute roses

The grooms brotherTImothy Pulte of Glen MillsPa was the best man

Groomsman was VincentMlhaltk of IndIanapolis IndUshers were Charles Clarkof Palatme III and ThomasSdhanek of Ann Arbor

lointe Shores ~grandparents are Richardand LUCinda Weiemuller ofGrand Blanc Great-grand-parents are Homer andShirley Welermiller ofGathnbug Tenn

Alexander JamesGraebner

Mr and Mrs DaVidGraebner of Troy are theparents of a son AlexanderJames Graebner born Feb19 2001 Maternal grandparents are the late Mr andMrs M James Walkl of theCity of Grosse PointePaternal grandparents areMr and Mrs HerbertGraebner of Bloomt1eldHills

Andrew GeromettaDreyfuss

Cvnthla and PeterDreYtuss of Naples Fia arethe parents of a son AndrewGerometta Dreyfuss bornMay 16 2001 Maternalgrandparents are JudithPaul of the CIty of GrossePOInte and the late WRonald Paul Paternalgrandparents are Jacquesand Francoise Dreyfuss ofM1amJ Fla

Sylvia ElaineHodges

Matt and Michele Hodgesof Grosse Pomte Park arethe parpnts of a daughterSylVla Elaine Hodges bornSept 26 2001 Maternalgrandparents are Ed andSue Yonne of EastpointePatenlal grandparents areRuth Brant of Carleton TomHodges of Rockwood and thelate Bdl Brant

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Gerard B Dulac of GrossePomte Farms are the par-pntJl of a son DominIC JudePhlhpe Dulac born Dec 72001 Maternal grandpar-ents are Rosemarie andRichard Manz ofWJ1hams1leNY Paternalgrandparents are Georgetteand Bertrand Dulac ofRancho Palos Verdes Cahf

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j Mr and Mrs Joseph Mghaheen of Mmneapohs arertbe parents of a son Jacob-lJoseph Shaheen born July25 2001 Grandparents are

1Grosse Pomters DeShaheen Ted Zberanowskirand the late Joseph JlShaheen

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trMr and Mrs Paul Vincentaheen of Orland Park

I are the parents of a~aughter Jelna Mariegthaheen born Aug 13~OOI Granoparents arelarosse Fomters De~haheen Ted Zberanowskyand the late Joseph~haheenI Mary Kathryn Weiermiller Curt and AnneWeiermdler of Grosse PomteWoodsare the parents of a~aughter Mary KathrynfWelermlller born June 212001 Maternal grand par-~nts are George and MaryiEllen Dakmak of GrosseI

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Detroit which is celebratLng Its 16th 8Dnlversary ISalocally run affiliate and ISresponsible for raiSingfunds and volunteers tosupport its building effortsHabitat for DetrOIt willcomplete Its 100th house 111Detroit by spnng 2002

Mens groupmeets Jan_ 4 11

The Ecumenical Men sFnday Breakfast group WIllmeet at 730 am FndayJan 4 at Grosse Pomt~Memorial Church 16Lakeshore m Grosse PomteFarms The speaker WIll beSydney Rooks of fort StreetPresbyterian Churchs OpenDoor program

On Fnday Jan 11 DrNed Chalet will be thespeaker for the group wluchmeets every week andserves breakfast Chalet5topic will be PosltveJeWlBhHIStory Smce Jesus

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HabItat for HumanityInternatIonal an ecumem-cal Chnsban muustry dedI-cated to tlmunaTmg povertyhousing 18 celebrating lts25th anniversary Foundedby Millard Fuller alongwith hISwife Tmda Habitatfor Humamtv Internationaland its affiliates in morethan 2000 UllllllUIl tu~s in81 nations have bUllt andsold more than 100000homes to partner familiesWIth no-profit zero-interestmortgages Families con-tnbute 300 hours of volun-teer labor to support theirhouse construction

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In the froat from left are Chase cunnlaghm of Groue IoJDte Partne LUlie SldaIier of Ccue City Nclghborhooda TrlD1 LeIrN Uld Sam Smith andiUzabullbeth WIlliam bullbull both of Groen Pointe PartDen Partners

The banks philOiiuhyofpartnershIps Jllustrated mIts motto Bank One onewith the commumty hascontnbuted to Its fifth consecutIve outstandingCommunity ReinvestmentAct rating Schwab said

Construction on thIShouse was started InAugust Thats pretty fastSchwab said

Tne Partners has recentiy~g n reoenng househuldfixtures and cabmetry fromhouses slated for demolitionin the Grosse Pointe areaaccordmg to Jack Williamsa member of the PartnersH~ says Items recoveredWIll beuro placecl in Habitthomes through the organi-zations ReStore programReStore accepts donationsof surplus bUlldmg materi-als from contractors andsells them to low-mcomehomeowners for a nommalfee

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Grosse Pointe Partners Bank One make surethat Detroit family has home for the holidays

ChrIstmas came a fewdays early when Tnm leWiSreahzed the dream of ownmg her own house - thanksto the Grosse PomtePartners and Bank One

On Dec 22 representatIves from Bank One andthe Partners dedIcatedleWISShouse In HabItat forHumamty DetrOItsTncentennial Village m thecitys Core CItyNeIghborhoods

The Rev V Bruce RIgdonsemor JJastor of GrosseP(llntE Memonal ChurchwhIch IS a member of thePartners SaId Chnstmas ISa story of homelessnessand a story of dlscovenngGods love

Habitat IS a programthat bnngs out the very bestIn everybody he saId ItprOVIdesa safe wholesomeplace where famIlIes canlearn to love God and serveeach other

Grosse Pomte Partnelllfounded in 1997 IS a collab-oratIon of 12 churches mvanous Grosse Pomte com-munities The PartnersraIse money and recruit vol-unteer support to buildHabItat houses In additionto Detroits TricentenmalVillage the Partners havehelped build Habitat housesin West Virginia and CostaRlIll

~Bank One UI proud of itspartnershIp with the GQ~Pointe Partners and work-ing with its volunteersespecially its youth volun-teers said Jack Schwabvice president Bank Oneand board member ofHabitat fUT Humanity-Miclugan It was inspira-tIOnal for me to see thoseyoung people working here

This was the fifth housesponsored by Bank Onewhich has built the homesthrough partnerships withcommunity organizationshke the Groll8e Pomte

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A httle-known VOIceJahaziel spokeIn the name of the God of all the earthFear not and be not dismayed forThe battle ISnot yours but GodsYouwill not need to fight in thIS battleTake your positions stand still and seeThe VlctOryof the Lord on your behalf

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The Pastors CornerBy the Rev Gutav Kopkll JrSt James Lutheran Church

Wedo not know what to doBut 0 Lord our eyes are on you bullFor decades I have loved to pray theseWords ascnbed to DIetnch BonhoetferGerman Lutheran Pastor and TeacherAnti-NaZI martyr executed m 1945 Just before the Allies liberated my natIve land

One month after the unMuslim terrorI read on October 11 m II ChroniclesTlus prayer of Jehoshaphat who didWhat was nght gtn the SIght of thELord 0 Lord God of our fathers do you not ruleOver all the kmgdOfISof the natlOnsIn your hand are power and mIght

So that none ISable to WIthstand youIf ~~comes ~por us ue ~tllstLTdBefore you and cry to you mOur affllctlon and you WIllhear and saveWhom the Exodus forces on their way toThe promIsed land had not mvadedWere now terronzmg With destructive force

They reward us by coming to dnve usOut of your promIsed land America0 our God will you not execute judgmentOn them For we are powerlessAgamst what IScommg agamst usWe do not know what to doBut our eyes are on you

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funded under an mvestIgd-tor-Initiated research grantfrom the NatIOnal Instituteon Drug Abuse Surveys ofnationally representativesamples of Amencan highschool benlOrs were begun m1975 makmg the class of2001 the 27th such c1assurveyed Surveys of 8thand 10th graders wereadded to the delgn In 1991maklOg the 2001 natIOnallyrepreentatIve samples the11th such classes surveyed

The sample blzes m 2001are 16800 8th graders14300 10th graders and13300 12th graders for atotal of 44300 students mall

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types of changes you mightexpect to result from shiftsm the advertlsmg miX agreater amount of negatIvenews coverage or less favor-able portrayals of smokmgIn entertmnment program-mmg

There IS also eVldenpetrom the study that ciga-rettes have become some-what less avaIlable to teensThe proportlOn of 8thgraders s8)lng that It wouldbe ~falrly easy or veryedlgtY tor tnem to get cIga-rettes 11 they wanted somehas fallen from 77 percent In1996 to 68 percent In 2001Among 10th graders theproportIOn fell somewhatless from 91 percent to 86percent over the same timeperIOd The mvestlgatorsnote however that the greatmajority of these youngteens stIll say that they haveready access to cIgarettes

Will these favorabletrends In cigarette smokmgamong young people contm-ue

The reductIOns in thenumbers of teens who aresmokmg or who are accept-mg of smokln should helpto deter other teens fromstartmg Johnston saidBut the fact that the pro-portlOn who 1udge smokingto be dangerous IS no longernSlng may be an early warn-ing Sign of a slowdown m thedeclme in teen smokmg

Monitonng the Future IS

By Dr Howard Purcell(NAPS) - Heres an eye-

openmg statistic Only 9percent of Amencan chl1-dren have had an eye exambefore they entlr schoolThat can lead to more prob-lems than parents mayImaglne

Parents should take theirchtldren to an eye care professlOnal for a comprehen-SIve eye exam - not slinplya Vlblon screenlng - by theage of three again beforestartmg Bchool and everyyear while In school

Cherish childrens vision

A thorQugh eXRmlfllltonconsists of more than Simplyreading a chart It tests notonly VISIOn but also pro-VIdes information about thechilds overall health profile

Many children who havefared poorly at school or whohave demonstrated negative

A conSiderable body ofresearch - some of It basedon Momtorlng the Futuredata -- has shown that pncecan be an Important deter-rent to smokmg for youngpeople Work reported lastmonth by the UM investiga-tors at the World ConferenceUll 8111ukmg or health InNew Orlean hows thatsince 1997 the proportIOn ofstudents reportmg frequentexposure to antl-smokmgads has Increased conslder-~blJ Iu t1nA dJC lUU1JOTuuncredltmg the ads With actu-ally helpmg to mfluencethem not to smoke hasIncreased substantially aswell

Smce 1995 there has beensome mcrease at all gradelevels m the proportIOns ofstudents sa)lng that pack-a-day smokers run a greatrisk of harmmg them-selves (phjrsJcaHy UJ Jamp uLLerways) although thiS beliefdid not mcrease any furtherIn lOOl (Thl MODltonng theFuture study has shown per-ceived harm to be an Impor-tant deterrent to young peo-ples use of a number of Ilhc-It drugs)

While many adultsbeheve that young peopleunderstand the dangers ofsmokmg our data suggestthat a lot of tettllgt stIli donot particularly the youngerteens Johnston saId Forexample Some 43 percent oftodays 8th graders stili donot thmk there is a greatnsk associated With pack-a-day smokmg

In addition there hasbeen some Increase smce1996 (1997 for 12th graders)In students personal dIsap-proval of smokmg

These findmgs suggestthat It IS not Just pnce thatIS actmg as a deterrent toclgarltte use JohnstonsaId There have been someunderlymg changes mImportant beliefs and atti-tudes as well These are the

to management about futureplans for the faclhty lnclud-Il~g new equipment diS-counts mcentlves and pro-grams

If you really enj)y a goodhealth club It can becomeyour home away from homeThe people you meet and thegood feehngs of accomphsh-ments and results can beworth It If you find the rightone Ask all the nght questwns and research the localfaclhtles to find the perfectmatch for you

Kellv rrdfrn B S C S CS lS a p~rsonal tramer and the owner of PowerBreak FUness If you have afitness or tramlng questIOne-matl Kelly atletters kfwShearstsc com orwnte her m care of KmgFeatures Weekly SerVicePO Box 536475 OrlandoFL 32853-6475

~nsor~d byY BoN SfcoURS COTTACE

HEALTH SnvlCfS ~

shown Important dechnes III2001 bpeclfically I

ThIS year about one Inevery 18 8th-graders (5 1percent) IS a current dallysmoker one of every eight10th graders (122 percent)and about one In every five12th graders (19 percent)These dallr smo~lng rate~are down proportIOnallyfrom ther peak levels In1996 (1997 III the case of the12th graders) by about one-half one-third and one11 ltlrtn1j nt~~t~u~~) Thrare down proportlOnally Justfrom last years levels by 26percent 13 percent and 8percent respectively

These important dechnesm teen smokmg did not Justhappen by chanceJohnston said A lot of mdl-vlduals and organizatIOnshave been making concertedefforts to bnng down theunaccectlblv hgh rates ofsmokmg am~ng ~ur youth ~

Amon~ the efforts henotes are a number thatemerged from the tobaccosettlement between thestates and the tobacco com-panies

The Joe Camel advertIS-Ing campaign was endedbillboard adYertlBlng of ciga-rettes was ehmmated andantlsmoklng advertlsmgcampaigns werp Inltated bythe newly formed AmencanLegacy FoundatIOn that wasfunder under the settle-ment Johnston saidFurther a number of stateslaunched their own antl-smokmg ad campaignsullIe aiso raIsed theIr excisetaxes on cigarettes and theIndustry raised prices morder to cover their costsfrom the settlement On topof all of thIS the mdustryreceived a great deal of neg-ative pubhclty dunng themld- to late-1990s as theIrpast practices were exposeddunng the htigatlOn processWIth the states and m thefederal regulatory debates

Abullrnelcan Councll onExerCise (ACE) and TheNatlOoal Strength andCondltlOmng ASSOCiatIon(NSCA) There are othersthat Just requIre a weekendcourse Find out how manyyears the person has beentralnmg and whether theyhave a degree m the field

The third Issue IS conve-mence You want to be surethe faclhty IS easy to get tofrom your home or Job If Ittakes you too long to getthere or It IS out of your wayyou may be wastmg yourmoney

FInally check the avad-ablhty of classes and equip-ment VISit the faCIlIty at theapprOXImate time you planto exercise so you can seeow busy thmgs are Youdont want your one-hourworkout to ake two hours tocomplete because yourewaltmg on machmesl Talk

Areyou ayoung adult troubled f)with lower back problems f-

Attend a FREE lecture

Thursday Jan 10 at 7 pmCnnnely Auditorium at Bon SeCburs Hospital468 Cadieux at E lefferson in Grosse Pointe

Daniel Elskens MD a Bon Secours Cottage neurosurgeon explainS the mostcommon reasons for low back pain In young and middle-aged adults such assports InJunes or lumbar strain He also discusses current treatment methods thatInclude minimallY invasive procedures and dlscectomles (removal of the damageddiSC from between the spine bones) The lecture IS directed at men and womenbehleen the ages of S 21d soA Questlon-and-answer session IS Included and refreshments are servedRtst1Il11()n~ Irt rlQUlred

For more information or to pre-register callCommunity Health Promotion at (586) 779-7900

Included high school seniorsSinCE 1975 and natIOnallyrepresentative samples of8th and 10th graders since1991 QuestIOnnaires areadministered to students Intheir c1asbroomb by ISR staflmembem each sprmg

Current smokmg (definedac S10klng- one or ffi0rc Cig-arettes dunng the past 30days) had been decllmngsteadily blnCe the reLentpeak levels reached m 1996among 8th and lOthgraders and m 1lt1lt17~TTHO

12th graders Between 1996and 2001 current smokmgamong 8th graders fell from21 percent to 12 percentand among lOth gradersfrom 30 percent to 21 per-cent

Among 12th graders cur-rent smokmg fell from 37percent m 1997 to 30 per-cent In 2001 - a proportion-al decline of about two-tenthb Thus the youngerage groups have shown thegreatest Improvement so farThe drop In current smokmgthat occurred Just thiS year- of 2 5 percentage POintsm 8th grade and 2 6 percent-age POints In 10th grade -are highly statistically slg-mficant while the Z percent-age-pomt dechne In 12thgrade fell Just short of bemgsjgIhficai1t

Prior to the peak teensmokmg rates reached Inthe mld-1990s currentsmokmg among 8th and10th graders had been nsmgrapIdly With about a 50 per-cent mcrease ocrurringbetvccn 1991 and 19SGSmoklllg had been nsmgamong 12th graders as wellthough not by as large a pro-portlOn

The rates of dally currentsmokmg m the three gradelevels (defined as havmg oneor more cigarettes per dayover the past 30 days) havehnwtl parallel trends tothose for any current smok-mg and hkewlse have

slOn on thp tRrihn eqmp-ment You might want to askwho cpans the equipmentSamtary facilities careabout thelr members

Second check the quahfi-catIOns of the staff You wantto be bure ~haL the peoplewho are showmg you how toexercise know what they aredomg Ask to talk directly tothem and ask questIOns Letthem know If you plan to usea personal tramer whatyour health history IS andwhat your goals are fortrammg The more thoroughyou can explam your previ-ous expenences the easier ItWIll be for the trainer to fig-ure out what w111work foryou

Some highly recogmzedcertificatIOns for perconaltramers are from TheAmencan College of SportsMedlcme (ACSM) The

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Teen smoking declines sharply in 2001In a year In which good

news seems hard to come bythere IS some good newsfrom the health frontCigarette smoking the leadIng cause of preventabledeath and disease In thiscountry IS falling harplyamong American teenagers

The latest natIOnal surveyIn the ~MoOltorJng theFuture~ smes conducted bythe Umverslty of MichiganInstitute for Social Research(lSR) shoy s that teen smok-mg IS rapidly dechnmg

t)WlOO on natIOnally repre-sentative surveys of some44000 students In grades 810 and 12 18k research SCIentlsts have found that ado-lescent smokmg IS dechmngat a vigorous pace ThiS con-trasts to the dramaticincrease In teen smokingobserved In the early 199Ossays study director Lloyd DJohnston

Because the ~~n yearsare cntlcal In the mitiatlOnof HIIMIy aU hfetlme smok-mg habits what happensdunng that developmentalpenod IS vital to the eventu-al health and longeVity ofeach generatIOn JohnstonSald Thats what made thesharp Increase In the early1990s so wornsome and It ISalso what makes thiS

During thisholiday season be a

responsible party hostSee that your guests

have a good timeand arrive

home safdy-First A Friend

Then A Host-~bull

Shop around-fot the best health club

dechne hich began In thelattpr half of the 1990s soenCUUlil~mg

The 2001 Momtonng theFuture survey Included stu-dents m 424 publH and pn-vate secondary schoolsthroughout the cotermmousUmted Statpl Tnhls~on andfellow social psychologistsJerald G Bachman andPatnck M OMalley havebeen conducting the studysince 1975 With supportprovIded by the NationalInstitute on Drug Abuse oneof the NatIOnal Institutes ofHealth m the U SDepartment of Health andHuman ServIces

The annual surveys have

By Kelly Griffin BSCSCS

With the New Year youmay find yourself resolvmgto lose the same 10 or 15pounds you swore to workoff last year Couldnt do It

fon your own Perhaps ItStime to conSider JOlnmg agym or health club

There are plenty of bene-fits In JOining a fitness faCil-Ity You get a vanety ofequIpment and classes tochoose trom Meetmg peopleIS easy You can get helpstartmg a routme from anattendant or trameI If youare looking to Jom a fitnessfaclhty for the first time orwould hke to shop aroundfor a better one than the oneyou currently attend hereare some tips for finding thebest one for the money

First and foremost makesure the eqUipment IS keptm good workmg condItIOnIn any facthty aflty shouldbe first Check for rustedcableb or weight plates duston the machines and corro-

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way between the WhIteHouse and the CapItol or onthe Memonals webSite atwww lonpsallor org

For more mformatlOn orto enroll contact the founda-tiOn at U S Navy McmonalFoundatiOn AttentwnNavy Log 701 PennsylvamaAve NW SUlte 123Washington D C 20004-2608 or call (800) 821-8892extenslOn 730

AAA lgtuggests learmngmore about the benefits ofpurchasing tnp msurancefrom a quahfied travel pro-feSSIOnal such as a AMtravd llgent Travel msur-ance b your safety netshould the unexpected ansebut 1 IS up to you - thetraveler - to determine If ItISnght for you

erage for your overseas tnpMany Umted States healthplans do not cover you out-SIdeofAmenca

A-A_A advles treveerc tndo theIr homework beforepurchasmg tnp insuranceAAAadVlses

bull Dont buy a pohcy fromthe wholesale tour operatorcoordmating your trip Ifthat company defaults thepolicy may be worthless

bull Dont buy tnp insurancefrom a crUlse hne TheIrpolICiescan carry less cover-age and Lhlirbenefits maystop between 24 and 72hours before you depart Inaddition crUise hnes areunder no obhgabon to pas-sengers who do not purchasetheir air package

bull Request the full lUsur-anlp cnntract so you WIknow everything that thepohcy does (and does not)cover

Presldent Bush willthauk YOu AlanGreenspan Mil thankyou Most of all youraccountant MIl thankyou

servce mformatlon and pho-tographs of more than aquarter of a milhon ~rvlcepersonnel

All enrollments form apart of Amencas endunngnaval hentage a permanentand pubhcly access1bleVideoregIster avaIlable forrevlewmg at the NavalHcntage Center nClrt to theNavy MemOrIal onPennsylvama Avenue mld-

The current U SMaster Tax GUIdeandback copIes are In busi-ness reference as wenThese dont arrive unulFebruary but unlessyoure dying to do yourtaxes before the formsbecome aVallable they

stances such as illnessdeath or vendor bankruptcyTnp cancellatwn or mter-ruptwn msurance averages$5 or $6 ~ lnn of tripcosts

AAA Travel offers tsMchlgan customers aTravel Related InsurancePohcy (TRIP) whIch pro-Vdes comprehenSIVe coverages for alr travel baggagetrip cancellation or mterrup-tion and personal protectIOn

Dckcns recommendschetkmg your eXlstmglosurante Jolnlelgt to Mlewhat IS covered while youand your famdy are away

bull Check Mth your autoinsurance company befOrerentmg a car to find out Ifyou are covered In the eventof an aCCIdentYoumay needInsurance through a CArrental company and anmternatlonal drlvmg per-mt

bull Fmd out If your home-owners pohcy covers lostluggage f you have anumbrella pohcy lost luggagemay already be covered butwould be subject to thedeductIble Baggage nSui-ance through TRIP wouldcover thIS deductible

bull Check WIth your med-cal msuranctl providerbefore purchasmg extra cov-

For those who go deeplymt)thlS morass the bUSI-ness reference coll~tlonholds up-to-date printmatenals

The two-vOlumeInternal Revenue Codecovers the law We havethe current code and pastcodes going back to 1990The code covers tax lawand we dont get new eltl-bong ulatil aab~1the Apnl15 deadlme 80 you willneed to check more cur-rent sources

C8iebrote The Great Lakes

MCHGAN

Grosse Pointe public libraryis ready for a taxing situation

http Ilwwwtreas state ml Will bl mg yOU up to dateus They still have only B~t most of us use mOreyear 2000 forms SQ youll straightforward sourcesJust have to watt untIl The most popul~ pertheyre good and ready to sonal tax gude 18 J K

th t Lassers Your Incomegive em au W k th tDetrmt 2001 Income tax Tax e eep e mos

recent cnes on hand bothbusmess reference andclTCulatmg so you cancheck tt out of the libraryfor a couple of weeksYoull want the 2002 edl-bon to cover your 2001taxes

The Ernst and Younglax ~aver s rwae comeshighly recommended formdlVduals domg theirown taxes Park andWoods branch hbranesboth have the 2002 edl-tlon covering the 2001tax year

Before we have all theforms are ready to go at forms we put out gIvehttp IIwww Cldetroitml us away copes of

Pubhcatlon 17 of theIRS This is the govern-ments own overall gwaefor getting you throughtlus When we run outthey dont send us moreIf you really want to usethis Its the one publica-tion you have coplck upearly

Magszmes and newspa-pers Wlll have artlCles ontaxes from now untilApnl

Theres a loLof mforma-bon out there brave soul

On the other hand youcould come to the aid ofthe economy by htnng anaccountant

Youll find state ofM1clugan tax fonns at

You neednt worry aboutthat Eventually every-thmg wdl be onlme Youcan go m through thebookmark on our homepage which should takeyou straight to the 2001forms and mstrucbons

If you prefer you cantype 1( thp wph addressand then follow dIrectlonsor icons to get to formsand mstructlons Thefederal tax site ishttp IIwwwrsgov Most ofthe federal forms areupdated but check theeaJ Some still are 2000Some are 2002

ByHnGr~ryG P PublIC Library

Domg taxes IS almostas much fun as brulhmga eats teeth

Even so while the restof the world was celebrat-109 the holIdays a few ofyou came to the hbrary tofind out when well putthe tax stuff out

Have no fear Itsalready arTlvmg At WrIt109we have more than70 cartons of the baneT)~ t 01 n riPAn th ~~J _ ~ oJ

many more WIllbe m andwe win have the tax formexhlb1ts out WIth formsfree for the talong

Many forms straggle mthrough January Somenever arnve at all Thefederal forms arrIve firstsporadically The stateforms almost never gethert until the end ofJanuary DetroIt formsamve even later If theyare sent at all

Old you seTYeThe UmtedStates Nvy MemonalFoundatlOn m WashingtonDC has estabhshed theNavy Log m an effort tohonor all naval veteranswho have served our coun-try

The Navy Log IncludesNavy Manne Corps CoastGuard and MerchantManners The Navy Log hasthus far collected the names

Now more than ever tnpInsurance ISproVldmg peaceof mmd tv Amencans whoare eXeTCSmgtheIr freedom- _ _ D_~ _ ~_

_ laV~l lIIgt _I only about 8 to 10 percent oftravelers purchased msur-ance accordmg to TravelGuard InternatIOnal ofStevens Pomt WIS thecountrys largest travelinsurer Now between 33and 50 percent are bUYingtravel msurance

ThlS is a good Sign thattravelers are takmg a en-ous mterest m protectingtheir vacation mvestmentsllld Larry Dickens chrectorof vendor relations for AMTravel Agency We wantpeople to mamtam theirnormal travel habIts andtrip insurance prOVIdes anextra level of securitv

Accordmg to D1ckens Ifyour Journey mcludes acruse a package tour or acondo or VUa- whIch oftenreqUIres payment In fullbefore you leave - tripmsurance can be qUite use-ful The same IS true If youshould requue medIcalattentwn whlle overseas

The relatively small addi-tIOnal purchase car savethousands of dollars f thetraveler IS forced to canceldue to unforeseen crcum-

Washington memorial honors veterans

TRIP insurance offerspeace of tnind for travelers

Dlclunson saldIt cost $1368 to pnnt the

ongmal verswn The reVeion would add $560

Woods deputy comptrollerRobert Kraft told commis-SIon members he would seekpnce quotes from mulbplepnnters

Smce the booklet IS forthe reSIdents of GrossePomte Woods and that anaverage of 50 booklets IS ds-tnbuted by the city clerk tonew resdents each monthKraft agreed addItIOnalfundlng could be obtamedfrom the citys operatingbudget to support the cost ofnMntlnlJ ~n PYnltnllPCl Pelt-tlOn a~cordingto tree com-mlSsion documents

We dont have the fundsIn tlns years budget to addthe four pages but wereproceedmg to develop tha~Dickinson sad We hope mthe next fi1cal year wellinclude that in our budget

Tasty broccoh amp garhcIS a perfect SIde dsh wthbeef poultry or seafoodSteam the broccoh aheadto save time Double therecipe for larger groups

My brotherm-law CarlHankla helped me pre-_ +l- Irl ~ 41~ n 1 u - -

ful broccoh We served Itwth beef tenderlolIl andmashed potatoes (pre-pared by my other brother-In-law Dan Caton) Themeal was e~oyed by myentlr~ famly

Together we had tun lI1

the kltchen Eatinghealthy doesnt have to bebonng Special thanks toCall for being my righthand tn the Iotchen dur-mg the hohdays yourethe best

200 PM THE LEGAL INSIDERChIstopher Cavanagh Hosts local attome)s DaVid Draper and DouglolSDempse) tae an illS Ide Jccl at current legal ISSueS(Repealed M-Sun 400 AM MlWfSun 6 00 PM)

230 PM POINTERS WITH PROSTGuesl AJra PollacA IvtChgQJI Em rounema CounetlHost John Prosllllier-Iels local celebnlles aboullirneI) 10JllCS (Repeated M-Sun 40 AM MIWIFSun700 PM)

300 PM TH11iGS TO DO AT THE WARMEMORIALGueSIS Jobl1 Case) amp MIchelle BomlaTloBunn) Brooks host an IIlformalle 100 al whal sha~llInl al the War Memonal (Repeated M Sun) OOAM MWiIiun 8 00 PMgt

330 PM POINTES Of HORTICUITUREGuesl Joe S Floer ArI(llglI Parr IHost honleultuml Jim Farquhar hares lips gles61(1Ice and Inlen IC S lOCJ1 dULhOIIIIl VII grdcOIng(Repeated 1 gtun ~OAM MWII Sun 6 10 PvI)

400 PM YOUNG VIEW POTNTF-Sl pbeal )oulh sho featunng students reJXgtnmg00 a anel) of educallonal loples (Repealed M iun 600AM 1 Ifi un 810 PM)

4)0 PM HTERCOI_OR WOR~JlOPRenowned local artist (arol LaChlUsa demonlralealereolor lechnlques SImple enough for begmnerltHI challengmg 10 the epenenced artist (RepealedM-Sun 610 -M 1IWflltun 9 ()()PM)

500 PM VITALITYPLtA half hour of hod) Il1mng and epklci bolngexercIe cia 1WIF-iiun tepleklxllIlgTffhiat Tone IRepeated M iun 7 00 AM)

530 PM fLSICAtiTORY11MtJAMBOREEHosls 11 GlOria from the Central Llonmand MI~ Paula lhe Mem 1u~ Maer ofter a Ihalf hour of tones dnu mule lor children(T rrh~1 0 PM onl) )

BOllshallow water m asteamer pot add the broccob and cover Steam for 3to 4 mmutes (It Mil stillbe bnght green) drainand set aSIde Heat the 011in a large nonbtlck slolletAdd the garhc oreganoand broccoh and sauteuntIl the garlic becomesgolden about 4 to 5 mm-utes

A LA ANNIE

By Annie RouleauSCheriff

(from ajar)14 teaspoon crushed

red pepper flakes(optional)

Every new resldent getsa copy of thIS book

Is a beautiful bookDickmson sllld It was theTree Commisswns contnbu-bon to the Ctys 50thanmversary along Mth theHlstoncal CommIssionschronology of the Woods

The proposed four-pageexpanSlOn wlll have room foraddltional hlstoncal mfor-mation

We have plans tomcrease the content of thebook mcluding a map thatMil show all the varieties oftrees on the walkin~ path atLake Front Park said AllenDlckmson the Woods citycouncIl represent8tlve to thetree commisson

Commumty Tree Bookletpublished by the GrossePomte Woods TreeCommlSSlont WIll includemajor changes accordmgto commlssion members

GROSSE POINTE WAR MEMORIALS

TV5TELEVISION FOR THEWHOLE COMMUNITY

Holidays are over its time to getback to healthy eating

Add the roaeted pepperand crushed red pepperand toss for an add1tonal2 to 3 mmutes SeasonwIth salt and pepper IfdeSIred Serve hot

910AM InUIT PUISA half hour deroblc ccrclse class (Repeated M-SunII 00 PM)

938 AM POSITIVELY lOSlTIVEFTOIIA LtOld IVrllIhl HauseHosts JeaOle kNell and Lit AIen bull an upllftmg half-hour of JX1li lItltudc and Ideas (Repealed M-sunII 0 P1 MVr gtun 9 0 PM)

10ooA1 WHOS ll THE KITCHEllGllel Ptrld PerHost Chue Kaess eools With local eclebntles(Repelcd 1 un IHJnghl TThS 1( 0 PM)

1038 M ISIIgt ARTArt amp Poem(Repclted 1n 12 gtOAM 1Wif-Sun5 gt0 PM)

1100 A OlT OF THE ORDINARY bullbullINTO TIfJ- EXTRAORDI1oIARYGuesl jail SII ImagerHolaquol ROOcrtTa Ir prcoent an etraordmal) half-hour01 poopk p1ac~ nd Icka (Repealed M Sun 00AvI 1 n h ial 9-00 P1)

1130 11 THF ~OCSHOWCelller fOI Peace amp tOIlfcl Sludies WSUHot rrJIl ehonLnhltrg and her gues dl~U toptcalld e Ill 01 panleuldr Inlerest to en lOT ~IIIZtn(Reptaled M un 1 ~()AM TffhSal ( 00 PM)

U69 pf 11IF ECONOMIC CLUB OfDETROITHIS Fmlllltnct Adam Cardma MGldaFeature nllIonall no n guet speaKe dl~eulIlgcurren I 11 n Ihe bulnts communi I) IRepealedM-Sun 2 00 A 1 1 Th al 7 IXl PMgt

110 PM THt EASTSIDE EAMIJilERRonald 1 f)gtIIafd HOllie

HOit Jlliia ~m and UCI highlight upeomlllg localnon proII [lllt111 elLnl (Reneated 1 iun ~ OOAM1IWI un 7 ~O11)

130P1 (0 ERSTIO~ WITHCOI I EltTORBcaln POlleH~L lU UI HdlV f~lluSCS ll1i k)CJ ntc ng clI cI rRl peatcd vi 110 0 AM Tffhlial ROO111

Broccoli amp Garlic1 pound broccoli flo-

rets (the tops of thetrees)

2 teaspoons olive oilS garlic cloves

minced14 teaspoon dried

oregano14 cup thinly sliced

roasted red pepper

Its time to pItch theChristmas cookles thenuts the pies and cakesand other sweet holidaydehght that youvetucked around thelutchen

Its tlntl to get healthyStart the new year

nght by treatmg yourbody to the fresh fruitsand vegetables that areavaIlable year round

ThIS weeks feature IS aIiT l ~1o hrgt +-1) 0 ~11 tJ 1 -

broccoli that S SImple toprepare and puts a littleZIpmto the popular greenvegetable

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DAYTIME PROGAAMVIING FOR THE WEEK OF JANUARY 06 - JANUARY 13

Woods tree booklet is branching outBy EsradLindbergStaff Wnter

A local group of treefdncJ~r 1S lvukifl~ for aprmter to manufacture1000 addItlonal copIes of agulde to area trees I

A new edItIon of the

1+1Martini lounge

amp Wine BarUve Music Friday lk saturdaY

January 3 2002Grosse Pointe New8 Metro calendar 76

Periodontal disease may lead to seriousmedical conditions but it is treatable

For addItional Informa-tIOn on penodontal dIseaseVISIt www arestm com orcall (866) 2737864

Interestingly In a recentsurvey of 1000 Amencansover half rated regular den-tal VISItsand teeth cleanmgshIgher than gettmg regullt1cholesterol checks Howeverfar fewer request a dentalscreemng that could predIcttheIr chances of contractingpenodontal disease

nate the remaming bactenathat cant be reached dunngthe SRP procedure ArestmIS a fast and easy treatmentthat IS Omfortable forpatients anesthesia IS notneeded

ExhUttIona ShowAt the DIA

From the old masters tothe finest m modern art dIS-cover the gallerIes and exhI-bItIOns of the DetrOItInstItute of Arts The play-tmngs of the baby boomergeneratIOn are the focus ofphotographer DaVIdLevmthals VIVidexhIbItionSmall Wonder Worlds In aBox runnmg throughSunday Feb ~ The eventsof late 16th and 17lh centu-ry England and the beautyof nature are reflected m theexhIbItion Garden Imageryin English EmbrOIdery openthrough Sunday March 10Amencas oldest culturaltralhtlOnb are celebrared mthe exhIbItion Dance of theForest Spmts A Set ofNative American Masksthrough May 2002 Museumhours are Wednesdaythrough Fnday from 11 amto 4 pm and Saturday andSunday from 11 a m to 5p m Recommended admisSlon IS $4 for adults and $1for chIldren and studentsCall (313) 833-7963

On go nDSO notes

The DetrOlt SymphonyOrchestras DetrOlt EdlsonFoundabon Pops returns toOrchestra Hall 3711Woodward m DetrOitThursday Jan 10 throughSunday Jan 13 for StarsStllpes and Pops with trumpeter Marcus BelgravePerformances are scheduledfDr Thursday at 8 pmFriday and Saturday at 8 30P m and Sunday at 3 p m

T1ckets range from $19 to$75 Call (313) 576-5100

weekly workouts are $78 fortwo sessions $106 for threesessIOns or $124 for four ses-sIOns RegIster today forJanuary classes mcludmgGolf Tae Kwon Do KarateYoga TennIS GUItar AdultConversational GreekSmart Women FinIsh FIrstand Watercolors MacombCounty Commumty Collegeoffers a WIdevanety of waysto expand your honzons attheir AssumptIOn CulturalCenter campus To regIsterfor MCC programs call(586) 4984000PreregIstratIOn IS reqUIredfor most AssumptIOn cours-es Call (586) 779-6111

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Then fill out ttns form send 111096llterctleval Grosse PootErFarms 48236 or fax to (313) 882-1585 by 3 P m Fnday

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Recently dentISts andhygJemsts have begunaddmg the antIbIOticArestm a locally admmls-tered antibiotIc to help fightpenodontal dIsease to theSRP procedure The antlblotic ISapphed dIrectly to themfected area helpmg ehml-

serious health condItionsBecause penodontal dIS-

ease is a chrome bactenalmfectlOn It can be treatedWIth an antibIOtic TypIcaltreatment for penodontaldisease mcludes scaling androot planing also known asSRP This non-surgIcal procedure Involves deep clean-mg above and below thegum hne to remove plaquethat has bUIlt up

Parents who SIgn up for aKalo class can take advan-tage of free KIddIeKalolBaby Sitting Mondaythrough Thursday from 9 30to 10 a m Nonreglsteredparents pay $1 for fuddleKalo The 17-statlOnNauttlus weIght traInIngroom IS open Mondaythrough Thursday from B to1030 a m and 6 to 830 p mand Fnday from 8 to 1030a m The fee IS $50 for twodays per week $70 for threedays per week or $4 fordrop-m users KaloExerciseJNautilus combo

Ford Houseexperiences

Expenence the grandeurof one of AmencasCastles at the Edsel ampEleanor Ford Houlgte llUULakeshore m Grosse PomteShores Tours WIllbe offeredon the hour Tuesdampythrnugh Sunday from noonto 4 pm Monday Jan 7through Sunday March 31The Ford House Will beclosed Monday Jan 21through Monday Feb 4 TheTea Room will be closeduntil Sunday March 31Tonrllt re ~n for nnlh ~ifor semors -and $4-f~~--~~I~dren Grounds admISSIon IS$5 Annual Passes are avaIl-able for $18 Call (313) 884-4222

Assumption offeringsA full schedule of classes

and events aWalt you at TheAssumptIOn CulturalCenter Reach a npw tab- ofwell-being and cardlOvascular fitness by slgnmg up forKalosomatlcs exercIse pro-grams which combme aero-bICSWIth walking runningstretchmg elements of yogaand k1ckboxmg The WinterSession will run throughSaturday March 2 Fees are$52 tor two-day seSSIOns$74 for three-day sessIOnsand $94 for four-day ses-sions There IS a 25 ilis-count for semors

1~~SehnskyGreen FarmhouseMuseum located dIrectlybehmd the St ClaIr ShoresPubhc LIbrary LIsted In theMIchIgan State RegIster ofHlstonc Sites thIS farm-house IS owned by the CItyof St ClaIr Shores dnd oper-ated by the St Clair ShoresHlstoncal CommISSIOn Thehouse IS open for toursWednesday and Saturdayfrom 1 to 4 pm Call (586)771-9020

If left untreated gIngIVltlScan progress to penodontltlswhen the plaque spreadsbelow the gum lIne Toxmsm the bactena can destroythe bone and gum that surround the teeth creatmgpockets for bactena to accumulate As the pocketsbecome deEpermOrEroom screated for bactena to growEventually these bactenaenter the blood streampotentially leadIng to morc

In the early stage of pen-odontal dIsease the gumscan become red swollen andbleed eaSily At thIS stagethe dIsease IS reverSIble andcan be ehmmated throughroutme dental cleanmgs anddaily brushing and flossmg

Gum dIsease IS a senouschroDlc bactensl mfectlonthat attacks and destroysthe gums and bones thathold your teeth in place ThemfectlOn occurs when dentalplaque a sticky sometimescolorless film accumulateson the surfaces of the teeth

tal infections - and othermore serious diseases Thispotentlal connectionbetween gum disease andserious condItions such asheart ilisease diabetes andlow bIrth rate babIes ISsoberin~ news

Farmhouse museumStep back into the daJly

hfe of a mid19th centuryfarm famIly livmg m EnnTownshiP now St ClairShores WIth a tour of the

Educationalopportunities

Take advantage of educa-tional opportunities WIthLIfelong Learning classes atSt Peter the ApostleElementary School 19800AnIta In Harper WoodsFashIOn your own greetmgswith a Card Makmg classMondays Jan 14 throughFeb 4 from noon to 2 p mThe fee IS $75 Shape upWIth ExerCise Classes formature adults Tuesdaysand Thursdays Jan 15through May 30 from 9 15to 10 15 a m or 10 30 to11 30 a m The fees are $90for ~woUllYII ~r w~eK$45for one day per week or $3for walk-ms Harper Woodslibranan Suzanne Kent WIlllead a free Book ReviewWednesday Jan 16 from 1to 2 pm m St PetersPansh House Those whohave completed theBeginner Computer coursecan partake In anIntroductIOn to WordMondavs Jan 14 throu2hFeb 4 from 9 to 11 a m Thefee IS$70 Computer classesfor Begmners will be offeredWednesdays Jan 16through Feb 6 from 1130am to 2 p m or ThursdaysJan 17 through Feb 7 from9 to 11 30 a m The fee IS$90 SIgn up for anIntemetlE-Mail CourseWednesdays Jan 16~hrough Jan 30 from 9 to11 a m The fee IS $75PreregIstratIOn ISrequestedCall (586) 493-0917

Pointes pastExperience Grosse

Pointes past WIth a freegwded tour of the GrossePomte Hlstoncal o~letysProvencal-Weir House c1823 376 Kercheval mGrosse POinte FarmsSaturday Jan 12 from 1 to4 p m Guests can learnabout 19th Century hfe inGrosse Pomte vIew anexhIbIt of hlstonc pho-tographs and Visit the newlyrenovated Log Cabin c1840 on the property Innddibon they can purchaseVIdeos featurmg GrossePomte h1S1)ryand relatedpubhcations and productsCall (313) 884-7010

Call (313) 833-4249

TTnfnrhmatelv less thanone-fifth of those WIth thecondItion seek treatmEntThe firstever SurgeonGenerals Report on OralHealth In Amenca suggeststhat there are strong assocI-atIOns between oral mfec-tlOns - pnmanly penodon-

At present nearly 75 per-cent of people over age 35have some stage of gum dIS-ease accordmg to theAmerIcan DentalHYgIeniStsAsSOCIation

Even though It IS the sec-ond most prevalent dIseasem the Unlted States -affectmg nearly one out ofevery four Amencans -many people are unawarethat penodontal dIsease andgum disease are dIfferentnames for the same condI-tIOn

Oral health problems currently cause employed adultsto lose more than 164 million hours of work every year

(NAPS) - Healthy gumsare the key to better healthfor everyone however 50mI1hon Amencans currentlysuffer from gum dIsease(penodontal dIsease) Leftuntreated gum ilisease mayserve as a gateway to manyother medIcal condItionsThe good newS IS that whenit is caught early periodon-tal dIsease IS reversibleAnd new there are moreways than ever to treat it

in Ann Arbor The fee IS $10or $5 for DHS membersReservations are requiredCall (313) 833-1405

Live a LeaRiWar Memorial Update

Enhance your mmd bodyand SPlnt by partaking mthe courses and adventuresoffered at the Grosse PomteWar MemOrial 32Lakeshore In Grosse PomteFarms Develop balance andflelOblhty WIth Yang StyleTal Cm Mondays Jan 7through Feb 25 from 6 30to 7 30 pm or fuesdaysJan 8 through Feb 26 fro~7 35 to 8 35 P m The feesllft ~tgtuor ~ll lor semorsIncrease your stamma andstrength WIth Hatha YogaMondays Jan 7 throughFeb 25 from 830 to 10 amor 7 to 8 30 pm for contmumg students or 10 15 to1145 a n for begmnersClasses WIllalso be offeredThursdays Jan 10 throughFeb 28 from 735 to 905pm for begInners The feeis $70

Explore the tradItIOnalpnnciples of drawmg WIthWorkmg From the FigureWednesdays Jan 9 throughFeb 27 from 1 to 4 pm Thefee is $90 Pohsh your pos-ture WIth The FeldenkralsMethod Thursdays Jan 10through Feb 21 from 730to S30 pm or Fndays Jan11 through Feb 22 from 9to 10 am Tne fee IS $10Preregister using yourMaster Card or Visa via faxat (313) 884-6638 e-MalIwwwwarmemonal org orcall (313) 881-7511

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Grosse POInte mUniCIpali-ties and Harper Woods Theevent IS an Ideal afterglowdestInatlon for those attend-Ing the DetrOItAuto DealersAsSOCIations NorthAmerican InternatIOnalAuto Show Chanty PrevIewon that same rught Ticketsto thIS elegant black tieoptional evenmg of dmmgand danCIng are $85ReservatIOns are reqUIredProceeds benefit ChIldrensServIces of the NortheastGUIdance Center Call (313)884-8691

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headhne A Jazzy Afterglowbenefitmg Barat ChIld andFanuly Services a dIVISIOnof Matnx Human SeeVlesFrIday Jan 11 at theInternational Banquet ampConference Center of theAthenaeum SUIte Hotel 400Monroe in DetrOitFestiVlties Include a 5 to 7P m VIP hors doeuvresreception 5 to 915 p m VIPShuttlp Rorvlce to theDetrOIt Auto DealersAsSOCIations NorthAmerican InternatIOnalAuto Show Chanty Previewdinner at 9 15 pm andentertamment commencingat 1030 p ill Tickets for thISblack tIe affllU are $125 or$175 per personReservations are requiredCall (313) 9633330

Art of learningTake advantage of an

exciting selectIon of freeDrop-In Workshops at theDetroit InstItute of Arts5200 Woodward in DetroitPIece to~ether creahvePostcards Fridays Jan 4through Jan 25 from 630to 8 pm DIscover The Art ofthe Doodle Sundays J an 6through Jan 27 from noonto 4 p m PartICIpate m theNAMES Project AIDSMemorial Quilt Sunday

Artrain stroll Jan 20 at 1 pm SharpenView the out of thIS world bullyour artIstic slons With a

exhIbition Artistry of Space Figure Drawmg class forThe NASA Art Program adults Saturdays Jan 12aboard ArtraIn USA the through Jan 26 from 1 to 3natlons only trilVtHU1~ piii The fee is $120 or $95museum dunng a DetrOit ior DIA membelHistoncal SocIety Sunday PreregIstratIOn is requiredStroll program Sunday for the classJan 13 at 2 pm at theNew Center 1100 N Main

MarkVourCalenda bullbullbullAttention Austinalumni

All graduates of AustinCathohc PreparatorySI1Iool whih dUlled in1978 are mvited to attendthe dedIcation of the newAustin Portico SaturdayJan 12 m conJunctlon WIththe 4 p m Mass at St CllUeof Montefalco Church atMack and WhIttIer mGrosse Pomte Park An all-class reunIOn win follow theceremony Call (313) 882-9812

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FrI Jan t tCelebrate success

Join the volunteers of theAsSIstance League to theNortheast GUldance Centerat a CelebratIon GalaFrIday Jan 11 at 7 30 pmat the Country Club ofDtroit 220 Country ClubDr in Grosse Pointe Farmsmrking the 38th year otsuccessfully supportIngquahty behaVIOral health-care and substance abusetreatment selVlCes for theeast SIde of DetrOIt the five

SundayJan bullBach is back

rrh~ ~Y1Ith I~h E~~hsenes returns to the KresgeCourt of the DetroItInstItute of Arts 5200Woodward In DetroItSunday Jan 6 at 11 amWIth a performance by thePeter Soave Sextet Ticketsfor brunch and the concertare $22 for adults and $11for cmldren Seatmg on thecarpeted staIrwell for theconcert IS$5 Call (313) 833-4005

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onday an 7Sacred sites

DIscover five of metropohI tan DetroItS most beautIful sacred SItesduring a DetroItI HIstorical SDclety Hlstonc Church Tour Monday Jan 7 from 930 a m to 4 pm The bus WIlldepart from the parking iot oi the Detroiti HlStoncaJ Museum 5401I Woodward in DetroIt and

stop at St Domllllcs RomanCathohc Church FIrst

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~Episcopal Church LIttleRock BaDtist Church andthe Cathect-al Church of StPaul EpIscopal The fee IS$25 or $18 for DHS memobers Reservations arerequired Call (313) 833-1405

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86 Seniors January 3 2002Grosse Pointe News

By Sharon Malersac Executlve Director

As thl ne vear beg1l1b many homebound senIOrsare stIllleehng the aftereffects of Sept 11 2001

Some people whoexpenence these lymp-

toms may develop PTSD and as many as one out of13 Americans will get PTSD at some pomt durmgtheir 11es Of those who do the good news IS that mmany caes PTSD can be treated successfully

E1a1ne MOIlto ofGroNe PolDte Parkand Suaan Lauppe ofGrosH Pointe Farmsare shown above atthe left belping ft1lthe baekete

sac deliversThe Interfaith Volunteer careetven a pro-

gram of Services for Older Citizens (sac)brought together tbe cburcbes bullbull cboo~ andRotary Club of Grosse Pointe to provide achance for young and older people to reacbout to seniors in the community

On Dec 19 thegroUpB joined to cre-ate more tban 220Christma cards and11ft baskets to be~~~~dtl fdurlDg tbe bondHundreds of peopledonated bsketbandmade carda andIJIfts

_Driving safely while aging gracefully

Because televlSlOnbrmgs the world to ourIvmg rooms tlus con-lt1ltlOncan occur lorpeople who never expe-nenced the traumabut wltnebsed Itthrough the media Theacute stress of a trau-matIc event causeschemical reactlOl1s 111

the bram as well asphYSIcal symptoms

Sbaron Maier

SOC OItionsTrauma of Sept 11can lead to PTSD

With 24 hour neWb coverage reexpenencmg thetrauma IS ab eay asturnmg on 0Ur televllOn Traumatic eventscan lead to a conditIOnknown as posttraumat-ICtress disorder orPTSD

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youre on these medicatiOnsor need to use devices suchas glucose or blood pressuremom tors If you see a doctorwhl1e youre away be sure toget a Similar confirmatIOnletter for your return flightto cover any new prescnp-tlons

3 Take extra supplies ofeverythmg 11 case yourflight IS delayed

4 Use onglnal contamersWith ongInal labels showmgthe names of the doctors andpharmaCIsts and the pre-scnbed dosage

5 Never put your medICa-tIOns Into checked luggageBaggt can be lost Also thecompartment can be too coldor too hot and rum theireffect venes~

For more mformatlOncheck WIth your alrlme ortravel agent

For more mformatlOo ontraffic s~fety for b1der ulefsVISit the NHTSA webSIte atwww nhtsa dot govpeopleinlurvolddnvelmdex html orWrite to the NatIOnalHighway Traffic SafetyAdmInIstratIOn 400Sventh St SWWashLngton DC 20590 Youcan also fax your request to(WJ)366-7721

about your dnvmg ablhtlestalk With your doctor He orshe can evaluate the sldeeffects of the medicationsyou may be talung ConSidertaking a mature driver classthrough AAA AARP or alocal dnving school Letlnabout transportation options111 the commumty and con-Sider trymg them out

While everyone wants tokeep driV1ng for as IOlg aspossible no one wants to bea threat to themselves or toothers because they are nolonger able to dnve safelySelf-awareness is the keyWith smart self-manage-ment you ran retain thepersonal mobihty thatcomes With dnvlng whIlelImiting the nsks to yourselfund to others

Depression Treat It Defeat It

The followmg are tips thatcan help you while travel-Lng

1 Get at least two copiesof all your prescnptlOnb oneto keep WIth you and one tomclude m checked baggagem case you need fmergencyrefills

2 Get letter from )ourdoctor) confirmmg that

rymg aboard a number ofobjects meludmg LnsuhnsyrngES and any containeror VIal that could hold apotennally dangerous sub-sance

The alrhne also tned toconfiscate a bottle holdingher hIgh blood pressuremedlCme (She had trans-ferred the pills from a bottleWIth a chl1d proof cap toone that was easier to open )It was only after shE bUg-gested lettmg the flightattendants hold her medicalsupphes that thp airlineagreed to call her doctor toconfirm her me~hcal statusand her need to have theseItems close at hand

If you do onslder plan-mng a route that you arefamIliar WIth and try todnve durmg the day (aVOIdrush hour) Keep a safe diS-tance between you and thecar ahead of you and try tomake left turns where greenarrows provide protectedturns Scan the road contm-uously to antiCIpate futureproblems and plan youractIOns

Scmetunes other 1JU1J1are the best Judges of yourdnvlng ability If someonehas expressed concerns

miSSIon power steenng andbrakes and other speCIalequlpmcnt can make it eaSler for you to steer your vehi-cle and operate the foot ped-als

8 Dnvmg reqmres dlld-mg your attentlon betweenmore than one SituatIOn at atime Do you feel over-whelmed by traffic stgIls andpedestrian and vehicle traffic Do you take medicationsthat make you drowsy or doyou expErlence dlzzmessseIzures or losses of con-sCIOusness Do you reactslowly to normal dnV1ng Sit-uations

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betic fnend had a problemlast month bring-lOg hermedicatIOns wlth her on afhght to attend her sonsweddmg In Utah She hadno Idea when she got to theaJrport that the new securi-ty regulatIOns put m placeafter Sept 11 ruled cut car

pavement mltllungs othervehicles and pedestnans -~~tlaUy t dawn dusk vrat mght Does the glare ofoncommg headlights causeyou discomfort

If you have expenencedany of these symptoms ofdechnmg VISIon alwayswear your glasses and keepyour prescnptlOn currentKeep your wmdshield mir-rors and headhghts cleanand your headhghts aimedcorrectly If youre 60 orolder see an eye doctorevery year

2 Diminished strengthcoordinatIOn and fleXIbilitycan Impact your ability tosafely control your vehicleDo you have trouble lookmgover your shoulder tochange lanes mOV1ng yourfoot from the gas to thebrake pedal or turmng thesteermg wheel Do you feelpam In your knees legs orankles when gomg up ordown staJrs

If j-ouve experienced alyof these symptoms talk WIthyour doctor about phySIcaltherapy or medIcatIOnandOr tTftchmg exercisesand a walkmg or fitness pro-gram An automatic trans-

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Dad spent a lot of time alone duringthe dayand we couldnt always be therefor him Now he has new fliends eatswell balanced meals and has help wIthhis medications Assisted living atBon Secours Placewas the ideal optionfor all of us

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(NAPS) - For manyAmencans dnvmg is a wayof mamtammg mdepen-dence Changesthatoccurlnpeople as they age howevercan affect theIr ablhty todnve safely

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help you determme whetherphySIcal changes are affect-mg your dnvmg skIll andIf so how to cope WJth themso you remain a safe driverfor as long as you can

1 Good VISion IS essenbalfor good dnv1I1g health Doyou lampave problems reading3lgns or recognizing some-one you know from acrossthe street Do you havetrouble seemg lane and

Seniors celebrate ChristmasA Christmas party was held by Services for Older Citizens (SOC)as part

of its Food amp Friendship proglaJn The program ta1Iesplace Monday throughFriday and includes lunch exereiae bingo and a social event for GrossePointe and Harper Woods seniors age 60 and older

Mary Krupa and Joe Kowalski are served by Jim Flkany of Grosse PointeRotary at the party SOCis located at 17150 Waterloo in the City of GrossePointe

Dr Dan Guyer of Bon Secours Cottage HealthSystem Will present an mformatlve talk begmmng at1130 a m TuesdaYtJan 8 at the cIghborhoodClub 17150 Waterloo m the CIty of Grosse Pomte HeWIll OJCUSbthe causes and cures for posttraumaticbtress dlborder

In the past many people behEved that only soldIersor other people who had been m a war could getPTSD Based on new research doctors and otherhealth care profeSSIOnals are learning that all kmdsof people from different backgrounds can have trau-matIc expenences that lead to PTSD

You can also get more mformatlOn about PTSDfrom the followmg orgamzatlOns Anxiety DisordersAssociatIOn of Amenca (30U 231-9350www adaa org Freedom from Fear (888) 442-2022wwwfreedomfromfearorg and the National MentalHealth AsSOCiation (800) 969-NMHA www nmha org

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Grosse Pointe News

Encounter In the ThirdDlmenslOn ShackletonsAntarctic Adventurf SuperSpeedway and DisneysBeauty and the Beast DallyscrPenJngB Will be offeredon a rotatmg baSIS begm-mng at 9 am on the hourm the mommg and on thehalf-hour in the aftemoonand evenmg TIckets are $10for adults or $8 for semorsand children ages 12 andunder Call (313) 982-6001

Detroits pastStroll the Streets of Old

DetrOit trace more than 100years of automotive historyand travel from Frontlers toFactones through the per-manent exhibitions of theDetrOIt Hlstoncal Museum5401 Woodward m DetrOItTake In the exhibit ThePolish Presence ill DetrOItthrough Sunday June 9Introduce yourself to theVIPs of DetrOIts Polish com-mumty dunng a free Pohshand Proud Meet and MingleParty Saturday Jan 12 atneon See sap ltind shup atthe Glancy Trams ShowSunday Jan 13 from 10a m to 4 p m Tramappraisals will be $2 Beenchaned by the WhlmslCaIcollectIOn of thnfty toys mthe eXhIbition A PennySaved Com Banks from theComenca CollectlOnthrough Sunday Jan 13Expenence the history ofDetrOIts onglnal settlersIohroulh tnI pyrllhhlln

Land LIVes and LegendsNative Amencans mDetrOit DetrOIts 300thBirthday is the msplratlOnfor the special exlubltion 30Who Dared

The Museum IS openWednesday through Fndayfrom 930 a m to 5 p m andSaturday and Sunday from10 a m to 5 p m The sug-gested admISSIOn IS$4 50 foradults or $225 for seniorschlldren ages 12 and undererter flee

people do not have thlsproblem

Try exerclsmg your atti-tude If you beheve thatexercise will gIve you morenergy then It will

Most of the explana-tIOns I hear from peoplewho arent worlong out areexcuses Give yourself fivereasons why you shouldcommIt to an exerClse pro-graIn get started and stickWith it Leave the whmersbehmd Jom the WInners

Kelly Griffin B S C S CS IS a personaltramer and the owner ofPower Break Fitness If youhave a fitness or tramlngquestum e-maIl Kelly at letters kfwShearstsc com orwrite her In care of KmgFeatures Weekly SerVicePO Box 536475 OrlandoFL 32853-6475

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Children can also explorethe hands-on exhibitIOnRacmg on the Wmd Salhngon the Great Lakes alongWith penn anent exhIbItIOnsfeatunng the doomed shipEdmund Fitzgerald and afreighter pIlothouse Themuseum 18 open Wednesdaythrough Sunday from 10a m to 5 p m AdmiSSIOn IS$2 for adults and $1 for chl1-dren a~8 12 to 18 Call(313) 852-4051

History aliveTravel through the past

100 years via the specialehibit Your Place in Time20th Century Amenca atThe Henry Ford Museumand Greenfield Village20900 Oakwood inDearborn Patrons may alsotour the museumsCommumcatiuull LI2htmeTransportatIOn andDomestIc Arts exhlbltlOnsThe Museum IS open dailyfrom 9 am to 5 p m

around watchmg a daytimetalk show or soap operaask yourself If there reallyIS no time for exercise

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a 1949 BUick RoadmasterRIVIera at the AutomotiveHall of Fame 21400Oakwood m Dearbornthrough Feb 2002 The Hallof FaIne IS open dally from10 a m to 5 pm The fee IS$6 for adults $5 50 forsemors ages 62 and up and$3 for chlldren ages 5 to 12Call (313) 240-4000

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experienceExplore the wonders of

the Charles H WnghtMuseum of MncanAmerican HI Rtnry 315 EWarren in Detroit Trace theMotor CityS mUSIcal historyVia the new exhtbltlon Jazin DetrOit Before Motown APhotographiC HIStory run-ning through Sunday Jan13 The Museums coreexhibit Of the People cele-brates DetrOits place inAfrIcan Ameman herItageand culture The Museum ISopen Tuesday through

enough time to exerCIsewhy not use half of yourlunch break to exercise and~he other half to eat

You dont have to work upa sweat Keepmg a set ofdumbbells at work anddomg some weight trammgon your break can stillmake a difference

bull Many people find them-selves awash In faInJlyduties If you spend a lot oftime playmg taxI to andfrom the soccer field trygettmg there early andwallung a couple lapsaround the field Ill betthat If you start a routinelike this other parents wdlsoon Join in

bull Bemg productive Withyour tIme means scheduhngexercise mto your dayBlockIng out a time wIllguarantee a workout Thenext time youre slttlng

Youll fiad the finest brands inAmerica at Ed Maliszewski21435 Great2r Mack St ClairShores (586)776-5510

Start10g our 8th year $0 down$35 a month Watch for manysurprIses 10 2002 Its a good time Ito be a Po1Ote Fitness memberOn Mack 313885-3600

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Louise WarnkeCily Cleric

and 8 25 on floorVictor had a season-best

8 6 on beam MaureenMoctn came back from anInjury suffered on her barsroutIne to score a team-high845 on floor

Weathers and CadorIneach had personal-best all-around scores and PoletIsand Michelle Karowslu hadtheir best scores on floorMIa Mocen posted a 6 5 onbeam m her second varsItymeet

Hess--From page 12A

Ive had a couple ofthmgs keep me gomg Hesssaid In practIces Ive beenworkng out WIth the secondteam so I try to beat thestarter Im playmg agamstlnother reason IS out ofspIte - to sQow people thatIm still a good player

He did that m hIS firstgame with hiS new schoolscoring a career-high 21pomts

WIlham and Mary hasstruggled m recent seasonsbut Hess thmks the school ISon the way up III theColomal AthletiCAsSOCiatIon

We played the toughestnon-league schedule m theconference he saId Weplayed schools from the Big12 Big 10 and SEC

Hess got some game com-petItion last summer whenhe toured Gree~e with NY~Hoops a team of 11 colle-gIate players Hess team-Jlates included ArizonasJason Gardner andMIchIgan States AlOYSiUSAnagonve and AdamBallInger

We -played the GreekOlYlllPIC team and It wastQugh competitIon becausethey dIdnt want to lose to abUJlch of college kids hesaid The games were closeso we blamed it on the officl-atmg The fouls would be 10-o real qUIck

Not only dId the baket-ball expenence get Hess pre-pared for hiS return to thecourt but he had time toenJoy the country

We had some free timeso we got to see everythmgfrom the anCient rums tocollege-type parties hesaid

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City or QirosSe J1ninte lmnobs Michigan

AN OROINANCE TO AMENDCHAPTER 98 ZONING ARTICLE I IN GENERAL

SECTION 98-18 RESIDENTIAL NRKING AND SEMInRCULAR DRIVES OF THE CITY CODE OF THE

CITY Of GRO~~t POINTE ooD5 OF 1997

four freshmen who helpedfill In hadnt had enoughtIme to develop their floorexerCIse routine leaVingNorth WIthout a fulllmeup

Dornbrook led theNorsemen m three eventsShe scored 8 3 on vault WItha full handspnng 7 0 onbars and 8 15 on floor exer-cIse

Victors beam score of 7 6was the best of the mghtShe also scored well In vault(7 95) and floor (7 45)Maureen Mocen scored 795In both floor and vault and67 on bars

Gronback scored weil onvault (79) and bars (67)Weathers dId well on vault(79) and floor (7 55) PoletIscontnbuted to the teampomts on bars after suffer-ing an injUry and Safran didwell m three events

North bowed to Troy1296-1231 but Weathershad the highest score of themeet In vault (8 25)

Victor had a team-best8 55 on beam and Cadonnled the way ill bars WIth an80

Maureen Moceri andDornbrook each connectedon a difficult move on thebalance beam as they did aSWItch kick to a back hand-spnng It was the first tImeeach of them had used themove m competItIon

Maureen Mocen had afloor score of 8 15 andPoleti3 had rfglonal qu~hfymg scores m bars and vault

North fimshed fourth atthe Troy Athens InVItatIOnalWith d ~tlt1migt~urluf 124 1

Dornbrook was eighth In

n-ground unth a 31 85 andshe also placed m bars WItha 7 9 Maureen Mocen wasseventh m floor exerciseWIth an 8 65 -- the hIghestIlldlvldual score by a Northgymnast thiS year Cadonnwas eIghth on bars (805)and Poletls was mnth onvault (8 15)

North closed out the 2001portIOn of ItS schedule WItha 128 7-126 25 Will over AnnArbor PIOneer m a meet thatBentley laId was the teamsbest of the season

Dornbrook scored a per-sonal-best 32 95 m all-around WIth an 8 6 on bars8 35 on vault 7 75 on beam

Early start brings desired resultfor Norths gymnastics team

Phoro by Rosh StllaroGrone Pointe South shortstop-pitcher Chris Getz signs his national letter of

tetto plAy hAlIIfhn at WakeForest while his parents Art and Betsy Getz andblii bJgh iichool coach Dan Griesbawn center look un

An elrlc tart to the sea-son than usual prOVIdedGrosse Pomte Norths gym-nastics team With thpresults that coach BruceBentley deSIred

I wanted to get the gIrlsout there early to see whatwe had what needed to beworked on and go fromthere saJd Bentley of thestart that wa nearly threlweeks earher than normal

North whIch won theGreat Lakes Eight dualmeet and league meet tItleslast year started out With a12165-962 wm overBrulIllghdJII S~ahulm

Captams Tracy Dornbrookand Maureen Mocen hadexcellent all-around scoresof 30 25 and 30 15 respec-tively

Lesbe Cadonn posted anall-around score of 23 2 fol-lowed by Katie WeathersWith a 2185 that In(jluded a775 on vault

Natahe Victor scored 845on balance beam and Mocerihad an 8 0 on beam Cadonnposted scores of 7 95 onuneven bars and 7 85 onbeam Dornbrook scored 7 8on bars 7 45 on beam and7 85 on vault Kelly Poletisscored well on vault WIth a775 and Kayle Gronbackhad scores of 7 3 on beamand 6 45 on bars LaurenSafran had a 6 95 on beam

Freshmen MIa MocenLeah Steele and KristenGlover performed well mtheIr first varsIty match

North beat BlclIlIUglutlHGroves 1168-1048 The lowscore for the Norsemen wasthe result of Cadorm J JRoszka and Poletls mligtJngthe meet WIth mJunes Andthp (wo phnmnrp nli

tand out because he battedIn the leadoff spotGnampsbaum saId

HIS statistIcs might havebeen even more Impreigtllveas a sophomore when hemade the DlvllOn I All-State second team

Getz batted 505 With 12doubles two tnples and fivehomers He stole 34 baseshad 27 walks and drove m20 run HIS pltchmg recordwaigt 1-0 With seven savesand an 089 ERA

Getz doesnt look hke apower tflCtlit at o-tuot-lLand 160 pounds but he has36 extra-base hIts In twoseasons

Hes stronger than heappears to be but he hastremendous bat qUIcknessGnesbaum said He haone of the qu)(kest bats Iveseen for anyone hiS age

In slgnmg With WakeForest Getz WIll attend thesame school that hiS fatherArt graduated from

Thursday Jan 3 agamstLlvoma Clarenceville andhost Macomb LutheranNorth

Its a tough openerbecause North has sometough kidS SChlhi said rfeel good about our chancesto beat both teams but ourkIds have to wam It

Next for the Eag1es is theFordson Tournament onSaturday Jan 5

Super Senior squadWlmbledonRacquet Club Super Senior team of Julia Caprara Mimi

KJbbey Janet Lannen Patty McCracken Jeanne Rivard Nancy SChmidtAnne Spitz Joanne Visellio and Penny Waslak won ittl local United StatesTennis Assoctatlon league champlonsbip and advanced to the sectionaltournament in IndlanapoUs The Wlmbledonteam flnlshed second in a fieldthlOtindudelaquol teams from Wisconsin UlInotsand Ohio

Chris ltHI totals really

Devils coach DanGr18sbaum

Getz ha been Southsstartmg shortstop the Jasttwo year but he has alsobeen the Blue DeVIls closerand hant blown a saveopportuntty III two years

Although he would proba-bly lIke to clone himGne~baum IS Just happythat he has Getz for onemorE year

Sevel al senIOrs graduat-ed from lat year champl-~nhlp te~~ bu~a~tz thlr~UCl)UU ampllUt 1JIUKCLt dUU

pitcher Matt Middleton arethree tarters wholl b thenucleus of thiS years Southsquad

Last year Getz batted430 WIth seven doubles two

triples and eight home runsHe scored 42 runs and drovein 30 He also had 22 walksand stole 21 bases In hISclosers role Getz was 3-0With 12 saves and a 1 38

match whIle Steve Of)ada(215 pounds) also captured aSIlVer medal lOSing 8-5 toChntondales AntomeWeible In the champIOnshipmatch

Bobby Monahan alsoearned a medal for thePIOneers placmg SIxth at112 pounds

ComIng up for thePIOneers IS theIr MetroConference opener tomght

States bestFive University Liggett School field hockey players made the All-State

team which was selected by coaches in the state From left are KatieHoUerbach Maggie Dillon Suzanne McGoey Clare Burch and BrittanyPaquette McGoeyand Dillon were first-team selections BWChiaDd IIoD~bacb made the second team and Paquette received hononble mead_McGoeyand Burch received All-State honors for the second straight sea-son

Wake Forest baseball gets Getz

known for a long hmeAnd It doesnt stop there

Getz hat been on theDIvIsIOn I All-State teameach of the last two seasonsand after leading South tothe state champIOnship lastspnng he wa named to theAll-State Dream Teamwhich includes players fromall four dlVlslOns

Hes a total player Thatswhy so marJ) ulleuroge~ we t

Interested in him saId Blue

By Chuck KlonkeSports Editor

When Wake Forestssportll mformatlOn depart-ment sent out a newsrelease about the baseballplayers who signed early let-ters of mtent to play for theDemon Deacons It had a suc-cmct appraisal of GrossePomte Souths Chns Getz

(Getz) IS one of the bethigh school mfielders In theMidwest the release said

Thats somethmg that followers of ugh schoo base- 11 ~ h T1 1 110-) 11

Monahan Orjada shine atMacolllb County TourneyLEs Jurczakalso medalsBy Bob 51 JohnStaff wmer

WARREN HarperWoods wrestlmg team hadits moments of glory m lastweekends 28th annualMacomb CountyTournament at MacombCommunity Culltgl

We fimshed 12th out of34 ligtams whlth 1lt great fora small DIVISIOn IV schoollIke Harper Woods headcoach Adam Schlhl saIdWe beat powerhouses lIkeRomeo thanks to a sohrlshOWIng from all of ourkids

As for Lutheran East itwas a learmng expenencefor Its wrestlers

It was a tough tourna-ment for our kIds and theylearned firsthand what Itshke to wrestle some of thestates best East headcoach John Wlllnwr igtdHl

TIus was a learning expen-ence for our kIds and It WIllhelp them In thE long run bull

The Eagles fimshed In thebottom third of the 35-teamtournament as sophomoreChriS Jurczak (1l2-poundclass) took home a fifth-place medal

Alex Goetz (145 pounds)also won a match for East

TIns was the first tIme In

Harper Woods hIstory thatwe had a wrestler In themals and we had two

hihl Said The guys wereIsappomted they dIdntn but they lost to twough kidsMIke MVII hdll IDolunds) won a SIlver mtgtdalsmg 8-5 to East DetrOItsatt Shankm m the tItle

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Accordmg to Craig he feltthese Issues were not umque tothe Grollse Pomtes and HarpervoJ uu Lney arp prevalentand that thiS reaction from theyoung people surpnsed us

The key Craig felt IS to tack-le these issues and Implementthe developmental assets m asmany places In the commumtyas poSSible

It is Craigs hope and one ofthe foundatIOns goals to helpthe commumty foster the 40developmental assets even ift don~ on~ ~t a time

Caring schoolclimate (No5)

At Harper Woods SecondarySchool prmcipal Jim Hessehandpicked 14 seventh- andeighth-graders and 24 nlnth-through 12th-graders to serveon a prmcipals advisory teamThe teams first goal is to workon the Search Institutes goalNo 5 creatmg a canng SChOOlchmate

In the first meetmg heldbefore the holiday break stu-dents were asked to Identifythings such as attnbutes theyadmired in a fnend how afavorite teacher showed anmterest 10 thelJ success In

school trungs they liked abouttheir school enVIronment andwhat they hkelt most abouttheir relatlonsrups With otherstudents at school

The process Will help stu-dents Identify the Issues andreasons for the issues and tocome up W1th poSSible solutIOns

So far student reactIOns havebeen positive

Before If you had a com-plaint you Just sat at the lunch

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If youths pOSRess between 31 and40 of these developmental assetsthen youths wl1l be less likely toIIqe and abuse drug dud alcohOl

In October Craig met With 40Grubse POlllte and Harper Woodsarea students parents and lawenforcement officers three timesto n1q(OnCl~ h ~ 1 1

bullbull ~ toHbullbull1U JU bullbull ut40 Jtlvelopmental aSllets and setclear boundanes and expecta-tions 10 the home school and Inthe community

From the adults In those diS-CUSSIOnsCraig summanzed

In many cases underagednnkmg IS supported and con-doned by parents and our pob-cles and consequences are notconsistently apphed There aremany homPR WhPTP Alrnhnl qserv~ by the parents at partiesto their kids and other kids 10the cornmumty For whateverreason there is a very strongsense that trus subject IS onethat should not be openly diS-cussed In the commumty

Many parents feel that theirIuds need to learn at a young ageto dunk responSibly before theygo tr college Manyparents areafr81d that If their kids getcaught and there IS a conse-quence that a permanent recordWill be eotabhshed In their fil~that wlll hinder their Opportuni-ty for college acceptance or ath-letic scholarshlp ~

From the youths who attendedthe meetmgs Craig slld

-They want less peer pressureto dnnk They want clear bound-arles and consequences to be Uni-formly and faIrly applied All ofthem certamly expressed astrong deSire to have a forum toopenly and honestly diSCUSSthese issues With the adults mtheir lives

There IS a perceptIOn by ouryoung ~ople that In thiS com-mumty on a weekend there ISnothing else to do except to go toa party dnnk and get high

Another perceptIOn expressed

- Socrates5th Century BC

Greatest Gift Foundation helps teens make choicesBy Bonnie CapraraStaff Wnter

Our youth IIOW lot es luxuryThev haul bad manners contempt for authority they showdlsrcspe~t for eder~ and louechatter In place of exerciseChtldren are now tyrants not tMselvants of the household TMv110 longer rI~P IIhin ders enterthe room They contradICt theIrparents chatter before companygobble their food and tyrannizethe teachers

In some ways some peltlplesperceptlOns of youths haventchanged much m the last 2000years

One City ot (zrosse Pomte manIS convinced that relationsrupsbetween youths and adults neednot be adversanal or polanzedHe has a plan for tunung thoseperceptIOns around

After selling his busmessMark Craig famed Our GreatestGift Foundation an organtzationcommitted to helpmg parentsschools organizations and lead-ers to help youths make wisediiuutl - especaJIy thoseregardIng drug and alcohol use

lhese deCiSions are madebased on prinCiples outlmed bythe Search Institute an mdepen-dent nonprofit organizatiOnwhose miSSion IS to advance thewell-being of adolescents andcildren The iwttitultl generatellsynthesizes and communicatesnew knowledge convenes organi-zational and community leadersand works WIth state and nation-al orgaruzatlous

At the heart of the institutegtwork 18 the framework of 40developmental assets positiveexpenences relatIonstups oppor-tunities and personal quabtiesthat young people need to growup healthy canng and responSi-ble

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The Tenms Center WIn now be offenng astrength and condlhonmg programheaded by Ken Welch and hke FoxKen the owner of Pomte FItness IS aChIld Sports Deveillpment SpeoahsiMike a MS ExerCISePhySiolOgist IS theHead Tramel for Grosse Pomte HuntClub Tenms Center Speoahzed sessIonsIll be available for JUniors of all levels

ThIS IS a one hour program for beginningJUniors ages 5 to 10 The progra m ISdesigned to give young sIlldenls theskills necessary for a hfetlme of fun In

tenms ThIs class will cover baSIC strokeproduchon and consistency and WIll pnrrilotC J poslhyc ~~ophcrc by uSlngeXClhnggames and acl1vlhes

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This combmallon program IS structuredfor Jr HIgh I High School players of alllevels This class Will mclude playerslookmg to partiCIpate m school tenmsThe group will be dlVlded s-parahngthe more advanced pla~ers from the nov-ICeplayers Focus Will be on stroke pro-dUChon smgles and doubles m3tch playand strategy

Wmter Sessions (10 weeks January 7 - March 15)Spring Sessions (10 weeks March 18 - May 24)

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TIllS Llt i one and a half hour programdesigned for JUIllOlS already partlClpat-tng m tournament competlhon ThISclass Win stress the fundamentals of allstrokes as well as movements footworkand strategy There Will be competlhvemalCh play strength and condmonmgtramlng each day

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gomg to fall asleep have 1your young person wake Jyou up and make sure the~give you a kiss goOOmght 1That way they have to be tcoherent and youre gomg ~smell booze on them If

theyve been dnnlong ~The second piece of

adVice that came from the ~foundatIOns October meet- ~mgs was to know Where ~children are and venfy It ~

Cr81g used the example 4Ja friend who called Ius ~daughter whIle she was outand asked to speak With theparents

Well they werentthpr (rll~ M H to14her If you would have tolcme they werent there Imight have let you shy

Another suggestIOn ISto Iallow youths to have more)responsiblhty so they can learn not to make mistakeSgt

Accordmg to lods what)keeps them from bemg dls-honest ISknowmg the consequence of maktng a mIS-take ISso large Craig SaidIf YOLlcan comUlWllCate -what the consequences areand what youll do If theydo get caught Its not yourfault as a parent

Overall Craig called the)asset approach a commonsense way to solve proble~~m an acceptable wa

There are so many pro- -grams that address prob- )lems CraIe saId Mv fthought process ISto find IthinKS VOLl can do III nlp ven(problems bull ]

nurturing skillsA Bon Secours BlrthCare

nurse educator teaches thesession and encourages bothgrandmothers and grandftJthers to attend

For more mformatlOn orto regtgttercall Bon SecouSCommumty HealthEducation at (586) 7797900between 9 a m and 4 p mMonday through Fnday

Coaches will be givenlaminated cards WIth specif-ic goals and )luggestioDs ofhow to Implement them

It focu8es on posltlvethmgs rather than negativetlungs said NeighborhoodClub executive directorJohn Bruce Theyre theIunds of thmgs theNeighborhood Club ISallabout - to help bUildstrong famlhes

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Among the youths whopa tiJltll-tJUl Lh~fuunJa-tlons October meetmgsCraig said ~Op(n and hon-est communlcatton betweenthe parents and the youngpeople does not eXist

One of the tOPiCStheyouths Said they mostwanted to approach theIrparents about was howtheir parents handled peerpressure when they wereyoung

One of the suggestIOnsyouths and adults came upWIthwas naVlng kids givethem a kiss goodnight whenthey carne home after aneVEnlDgout

Craig s81done of hiSdaughters uses that excusewhen shes out with fnendswhere alcohol is available

Tlus came up a lot WIththe parents 10 the sessIOnssaid Craig Tlus ISsome-thing a lot of parents dId _to wake up or If youre

soon to be-gr and pare n tswere told when they becamepanmt~

Sign up for the BonSecours Cottage grandpar-ents class and see for your-self what todays expectantparents are learmng Even ifyou already have grandclul-dren you might pick upsome new ideas or informa-tion about cluld care and

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GreatestFrom page IBtable and gnped about It8llld JUDlorclass treasurerDaria Wdhams

If It works It WIllpre-vent Issues from escalat-mg said JunIor class presI-dent Joe Zlchl

The most stnkmg aspectIS Its posltlve approachHesse said There arentany donts Ever smceColumbllle you have tohear what theyre sayingwhat thplr rml 9 on Ifwere really tuned 1Il to ourstudents and If they feellike theyre filled m on theprocess then we can dosomethIng about It

Cr81g hopes to estabhshpnncipal adVISOryteams m10 to 15 other lugh schoolsm the Grosse PomtesHarper Woods RoseVIlleBelleVIlle and Detroit

If nothIng happens thenat least theyre gomgthrough the processes andworkmg on these assetsCraig s81dThese arentnecessarilv measurablethmgs Just posItive out-comes

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Tymgmto the SearchInstitutes goal No 18youth programs theNeighborhood Club willmstruct Its volunteer coach-es on fostenng additionalassets in team members mthe COultl~ uf pract1ce andplay starting with its youthbasketball l~~gues

Bon Secours Cottage offers grandparents classBon Secours Cottage

Health Semces offers a free~an(frarent glass from 7 to9 pm Monday Jan 14 inthe private dming room(lower level) at Bon SecoursHospital 468 CadIeux in theCity of Grosse Pomte

Todays childbearing cou-ples are bemg taught manythings that ~m to be theexact OppOSIteof what the

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Carlyle graduated fromNorth Georgla College He ISVice preSident of operationsfor Apache Transport and ISa captam m the GeorglaArmy NlttIonal Guard

Ronning-Mahfet

Mr and Mrs DenniSWilham Ronnmg ofSavannah Ga haveannounced the engagementof their daughter AlisonLeigh Ronmng to DamelJoseph Mahfet son of Mrand Mrs Damel JohnMahfet of Charlotte N C formerly of Grosse PomteWoods

A June wedding isrlm~n1~

Ronning earned a bachelor of business adnunJstra-twn degree from theUmversity of Georgia andan MBA lD finance from~rgta State UmversityShe works for MediaOutsourcing Inc

Mahfet earned a BBA maccounttng and economicsfrom the University ofGeorgia He works for MooreColson m Atlanta

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AUCTIONfuesdayJanuary 15- 6 PM

WednesdayJanuary 16- 6 PMThursdayJan usry 17 6 PM

Chari Sdu-eyvltgtgel A N AtAmenr8J1 lt6l 1912) patlna~bTOftraquo 18~1lI

EmUy lJnn ROlDlUloand Matthew DeBetR

DeBets son of Julie DeBetsof Harper Woods and thelate Michael DeBets A Mayweddmg ISplanned

ROlfano graduated fromGrosse Pomte South HighSchool She 18 a teachersassistant at MasonElementary School

DeBets graduated fromCleary College With a degreeIn business managementHe ISself-employed

Osborne-Carlyle

Darlene and Vic Rohr ofWarren have announced theengagement of their daughter Kimberly Osborne for-merly of Harper WoodR tnJeff Carlyle of Helen Gason of Dons rarlye [Helen Ga and BoydCarlyle of Pendergrass Ga

A February weddmg isplanned

Glgtuurne earned a bache-lor of arts degree fromKalamazoo Colltgtge and amasters degree In commu-mcatlOns from theUmversity of SouthernCahfornla

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Dave and SallyWolschleger of Ruth haveannounced the engagementof their daughter Angela SWolschleger to Thomas WVeda II son of Thomas andFrances Veda of GrossePomte Farms A May wed-Jlllg IS piannea

Wolschleger earned abachelor of sCience degree mlegal studies from GrandValley State Umverslty anda masters degree m bUSI-ness administratIOn fromCentral MichiganUmverslty She IS a legaladmmistrator

Veda attended GrandValley State Universitywhere he studied naturalresources m3nsurrm~nt HIIIS a fmanclal Malyst andbusmess owner

FOlJTltfms Ormemtlnblha fron Uwo ar of 1812 a Navy IJItIIlIftU1Ucn A~ord an GffiCtr Ii drtlU ord and two CommISS1Dn1

tIKned b Pttacdent James Ma~aon petCII1Rlnc thento

-AUCTION rflutunnl property belonll1ne- to thp -F1V1ne ~~l1~A20r~~j ~ ~tQtc uf t~uG-russca POJnte-uOrawrL Karl Hates iDd numerous other estates and pnvate COllectlOllllpresenting an early 19 centUlYDuncan Phyfe claSSical mahogany work table a collection of nuhtana Includmg a Umted States War of 1812naval presentatIOn sword and ~ dress sword CommIssIOns Signed by Presulent James Mawson and CIVIlWarmemorabIlia a 10 86 carat round cut VS2 fancy yellow diamond nng a large collectIOnof gtports memorabIliaIncludmg complete sets of baseball cards lbpps 1952 to 1959 inclUSIve and Bowman 1954 and 1955 andcomplete sets of football cards Bovman 1953 to 1955 inclUSiVe 1968 TIgers team SIgned ball and muchmore a very large LolltlOn of antique and other weapons toys and eollectlbles includIng gtJekeyMouseItems bronzes by Charles SchrcYogel Marshall Fredeneks Charles Manon Russell and others Sliverincluding a stunmng late 19learly 20 century French sterling centerpece paintings by RIchard JerzyWladlslaw Szemer Eduard Von Grutzner John Pluhpp ilAlmagle HughIe Lee Smith Alfred ThompsonWIlliam Wulgery Juhus Oan Melehers and many more graplues by LoUISlcart Curner and ]ves Royuchtensteln Reverend Howard Finster and others Paul H Oelman photographs glass mclwhng Galleclocks pottery and porcelaIn Includmg Dr Wall penod porcelBln Onental rugs antIque and reproducbonfurnIture and mUChmuch more

PREVIEWThursday January 10 - Noon to 8 PM

Friday Tanuary 11 - Noon to 8 PMMonddY January 14 - 10 A M to 5 PM

Romano-DeBets

John and Lmda Bruce andVmcent and Kathy RomanoofGrosse Pomte Farms haveannounced the engagementof their daughter EmIlyLmn Romano to Matthew

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brides brother GeneGargaro III of Grosse PomteShores John BEaganMatthew W Hogan KevinC McCooey and Todd LPollack all of New YorkCity and TImothy JPlunkett of Tarrytown NY

The mother of the bndewore a dress WIth a whIteorganza bodice and blackSIlk charmeuse skirt

The grooms mother worea long fuchSia silk dress

MUSICwas prOVidedby theChnst Church ChOIr of Menand Boys a strmg quartetand organist Fredeflc DeHaven

The bnde earned a bache-lor of sCience degree fromGtnrgftwn llmverslty SheIS a producer and editor forteleVISion With theBloomberg Fmanclal News

The groom earned a bach-elor of arts degree fromGeorgetown UniversIty Heis an mvestment banker mtelecommUnications withSolomon SmIth Barney

The couple traveled toHawau They live InManhattan N Y

fine inCISIOnsm the corneaThose mClSlons change theshape of the cornea Thereshaped cornea focuseshght onto the retma anddtcu VUllunISrestored

Hundreds of thousandsperhaps mJlhons have hadthis surgery and aresupremely satisfied WIth theresults They now get byWithout reachmg for theirglasses or fussmg WIth contact lenses

TA~IK rgery is not frof comphcatlOns No surgeryIS Some people are botheredby the glare from hghtsespeCially at OIght A veryfew have suffered VISionloss If I were younger Iwould have the surgery

I directed thIS answer atnearSightedness LASIKhowever can be used forother VISIonproblems - far-SIghtedness and astIgma-tism

There are proceduresother than LASIK that cor-rect VISIOn LimitatIOns ofspace dont permlt a diSCUS-SIOnof them all

Readers may wnte DrDonohue or request an orthrform of allatlable healthnewsletters at PO Box536475 Orlando FL 32853-6475

Academy ChpelThe Most Rev Leonard P

BlaIr and the Rev Gerald EMurray offiCiated at the 6 30P m ceremony which wasfollowed by a receptIOn atthe Country Club of DetrOit

The bride wore a whiteSIlk gown and a cathedral-length veIl both tnmmed mwhite satlO She camed abouquet of white rose andstephanotiS

The maid of honor wasKatherine Re of BronXVIlleNY

ill Juemalds wereMeghan Burns of ChicagoEmily McCabe of New YorkCIty Dott Shea HoblO ofPabadena Cahf KathenneFrederick Webher of RoqtnnCarne Blrgbauer of SanFranCISco and BevanGarrett of Prescott Anz

Attendants woreWedgwood blue satin A-Imegowns and carned bouquetsof multi-colored summerflowers

The best man was thegrooms brother Thomas GGrace Jr of New York City

Groomsmen were the

Eye surgery can freepeople from glassesBy Dr Paul G DonohueSpeCial Wnler

Q Im trymg to deCide If Ishould have laser eyesurgery for nearltlehtpnnpssI am 36 and have worn

Glaises brIng a clearimage to a nearsighted eyeby focusmg mcommg lightdirectly onto the retma

The most common kInd oflaser eye surgery IS LASIKsurgery - laser m SitU ker-atomJleusls (CUR-ah-toe-muh-LOOSE-suss)

The cornea IS the outertOlluh r]PAr povpnn17 of the~y~Oi~ngdirectly m~front ofthe pupil WIth a laserbeam the eye doctor makes

I gl8SCS or contacts for 20yEars I have never beencomfortable With eIther Idgo for the surgery If I couldbe sure It would work and besafe Is It

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eyes that can see thmgs upclose but see distant objectsas a blur The problemcomes from the shape of theeyeball NearSighted eye-balls are elongated andthose eyes focus light mfront of the retma mstead ofon It The retma ltthe eyesfilm which the brain devel-ops mto VIsual pIctures

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Mr and Mrs MichaelJoseph Grace

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Lauren EhzabethGargaro daughter of Mrand Mrs Eugene A GargaroJr of Gros~e Pomte Shoresmarned Michael JosephGrace son of Mr and MrsThomas Gerard Grdce ofRye NY on July 14 2001at the Grosse Pomte

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Service above selfJohn Brooks Rotary District Governor

adclreued the Rotary Club of Grosse Pointerecaat1y with the message Hsuvice above self

As local leaden aud volunteen Rotarians areeoDUDitted to improving their local and globalcummUDities Rotarians pride themselves ontheir abWty to ftad commUDity solutions tolocal and IDternaticmal needs

The mother of the bndewore a full-length Ice graydress With a beaderl bodIce

The grooms mother worea full-length dress With awhIte top and mdescentnavy blue skirt

Scnpture readers wereBruce Wallace ofBrookhaven NY audKenneth Kerr of FairViewTenn

The bnde earned a bachelor of sCience degree fromthe UniversIty of Michiganana a masters degree 10bo-s admmctrRtlOnfr~-w Wayne StateUmverslty She IS a manag-er With Accenture

The groom earned a bach-tlor of SCience dewee fromPennsylvania tateUm erslty ahJ a master sdegree m busmess admmlS-tratlOn from Case WesternReserve He IS a Fordaccount manager WithGoodyear TIre

The newlyweds traveledto Germany SWItzerlandand Italy fhey live m WestBloomfield

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~f Naples Fla on Sept 22DOl at Christ ChurchGrosse Pomte

The Rev BrYant DenmsonJr offiCIatedat the 4 p mceremony which was fol-lowed by a receptIOn at theLochmoorClub

The bride wore an IvorysJlk strapless gown that tea-tured a bodICe and chapel-length tram decorated WIthcrystal beads She carned anosegay of apncot roses

The matron of honor wasthe bndes Sister NancyClark of PalatIne III ThemaId of honor was thebndes sister JennIfer Boydof Hoboken N J

Attendants wore full-length black dresses andcarned bouquets of apncotand wlute roses

The grooms brotherTImothy Pulte of Glen MillsPa was the best man

Groomsman was VincentMlhaltk of IndIanapolis IndUshers were Charles Clarkof Palatme III and ThomasSdhanek of Ann Arbor

lointe Shores ~grandparents are Richardand LUCinda Weiemuller ofGrand Blanc Great-grand-parents are Homer andShirley Welermiller ofGathnbug Tenn

Alexander JamesGraebner

Mr and Mrs DaVidGraebner of Troy are theparents of a son AlexanderJames Graebner born Feb19 2001 Maternal grandparents are the late Mr andMrs M James Walkl of theCity of Grosse PointePaternal grandparents areMr and Mrs HerbertGraebner of Bloomt1eldHills

Andrew GeromettaDreyfuss

Cvnthla and PeterDreYtuss of Naples Fia arethe parents of a son AndrewGerometta Dreyfuss bornMay 16 2001 Maternalgrandparents are JudithPaul of the CIty of GrossePOInte and the late WRonald Paul Paternalgrandparents are Jacquesand Francoise Dreyfuss ofM1amJ Fla

Sylvia ElaineHodges

Matt and Michele Hodgesof Grosse Pomte Park arethe parpnts of a daughterSylVla Elaine Hodges bornSept 26 2001 Maternalgrandparents are Ed andSue Yonne of EastpointePatenlal grandparents areRuth Brant of Carleton TomHodges of Rockwood and thelate Bdl Brant

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Jude-Philipe DulacLisa Manz-Dulac and

Gerard B Dulac of GrossePomte Farms are the par-pntJl of a son DominIC JudePhlhpe Dulac born Dec 72001 Maternal grandpar-ents are Rosemarie andRichard Manz ofWJ1hams1leNY Paternalgrandparents are Georgetteand Bertrand Dulac ofRancho Palos Verdes Cahf

Jacob JosephShaheen

j Mr and Mrs Joseph Mghaheen of Mmneapohs arertbe parents of a son Jacob-lJoseph Shaheen born July25 2001 Grandparents are

1Grosse Pomters DeShaheen Ted Zberanowskirand the late Joseph JlShaheen

Jenna MarieShaheen

trMr and Mrs Paul Vincentaheen of Orland Park

I are the parents of a~aughter Jelna Mariegthaheen born Aug 13~OOI Granoparents arelarosse Fomters De~haheen Ted Zberanowskyand the late Joseph~haheenI Mary Kathryn Weiermiller Curt and AnneWeiermdler of Grosse PomteWoodsare the parents of a~aughter Mary KathrynfWelermlller born June 212001 Maternal grand par-~nts are George and MaryiEllen Dakmak of GrosseI

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Detroit which is celebratLng Its 16th 8Dnlversary ISalocally run affiliate and ISresponsible for raiSingfunds and volunteers tosupport its building effortsHabitat for DetrOIt willcomplete Its 100th house 111Detroit by spnng 2002

Mens groupmeets Jan_ 4 11

The Ecumenical Men sFnday Breakfast group WIllmeet at 730 am FndayJan 4 at Grosse Pomt~Memorial Church 16Lakeshore m Grosse PomteFarms The speaker WIll beSydney Rooks of fort StreetPresbyterian Churchs OpenDoor program

On Fnday Jan 11 DrNed Chalet will be thespeaker for the group wluchmeets every week andserves breakfast Chalet5topic will be PosltveJeWlBhHIStory Smce Jesus

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HabItat for HumanityInternatIonal an ecumem-cal Chnsban muustry dedI-cated to tlmunaTmg povertyhousing 18 celebrating lts25th anniversary Foundedby Millard Fuller alongwith hISwife Tmda Habitatfor Humamtv Internationaland its affiliates in morethan 2000 UllllllUIl tu~s in81 nations have bUllt andsold more than 100000homes to partner familiesWIth no-profit zero-interestmortgages Families con-tnbute 300 hours of volun-teer labor to support theirhouse construction

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In the back from left are Georle Nicholaon of Groue IoJDte Partners andHabitat Detroit the KeY VBruce RiCdon of Grosee Poiate Uemorial CbWCbandPartnere Jack SChwab of Bank ODe lUld Habitat Robert Dewaelsche of HabitatJack W1Wamaof the Partners Uld John Molk prealclent of Habitat

In the froat from left are Chase cunnlaghm of Groue IoJDte Partne LUlie SldaIier of Ccue City Nclghborhooda TrlD1 LeIrN Uld Sam Smith andiUzabullbeth WIlliam bullbull both of Groen Pointe PartDen Partners

The banks philOiiuhyofpartnershIps Jllustrated mIts motto Bank One onewith the commumty hascontnbuted to Its fifth consecutIve outstandingCommunity ReinvestmentAct rating Schwab said

Construction on thIShouse was started InAugust Thats pretty fastSchwab said

Tne Partners has recentiy~g n reoenng househuldfixtures and cabmetry fromhouses slated for demolitionin the Grosse Pointe areaaccordmg to Jack Williamsa member of the PartnersH~ says Items recoveredWIll beuro placecl in Habitthomes through the organi-zations ReStore programReStore accepts donationsof surplus bUlldmg materi-als from contractors andsells them to low-mcomehomeowners for a nommalfee

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Grosse Pointe Partners Bank One make surethat Detroit family has home for the holidays

ChrIstmas came a fewdays early when Tnm leWiSreahzed the dream of ownmg her own house - thanksto the Grosse PomtePartners and Bank One

On Dec 22 representatIves from Bank One andthe Partners dedIcatedleWISShouse In HabItat forHumamty DetrOItsTncentennial Village m thecitys Core CItyNeIghborhoods

The Rev V Bruce RIgdonsemor JJastor of GrosseP(llntE Memonal ChurchwhIch IS a member of thePartners SaId Chnstmas ISa story of homelessnessand a story of dlscovenngGods love

Habitat IS a programthat bnngs out the very bestIn everybody he saId ItprOVIdesa safe wholesomeplace where famIlIes canlearn to love God and serveeach other

Grosse Pomte Partnelllfounded in 1997 IS a collab-oratIon of 12 churches mvanous Grosse Pomte com-munities The PartnersraIse money and recruit vol-unteer support to buildHabItat houses In additionto Detroits TricentenmalVillage the Partners havehelped build Habitat housesin West Virginia and CostaRlIll

~Bank One UI proud of itspartnershIp with the GQ~Pointe Partners and work-ing with its volunteersespecially its youth volun-teers said Jack Schwabvice president Bank Oneand board member ofHabitat fUT Humanity-Miclugan It was inspira-tIOnal for me to see thoseyoung people working here

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A httle-known VOIceJahaziel spokeIn the name of the God of all the earthFear not and be not dismayed forThe battle ISnot yours but GodsYouwill not need to fight in thIS battleTake your positions stand still and seeThe VlctOryof the Lord on your behalf

ABCD- A BIble Chapter Dady -Is one of many ways to read the BibleFor my own and other lIves On The HillDuri1g late August to late October ABeDsIhe Chromcler of some 2400 years agoHelped heart-mmd-floul Ul 2001 ADDowhat ISnght In the sight of the Lord

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This and much more 1D the two books ofChronicles the conclusion of the HebrewScnptures I find veri contemporary that 1SFull of most relevant meanmll for todayThese leaet often e~d h~k5 rThe Chnstiar ~ibJes 66 are full ofDowns and ups destructive and reneWIng

The Pastors CornerBy the Rev Gutav Kopkll JrSt James Lutheran Church

Wedo not know what to doBut 0 Lord our eyes are on you bullFor decades I have loved to pray theseWords ascnbed to DIetnch BonhoetferGerman Lutheran Pastor and TeacherAnti-NaZI martyr executed m 1945 Just before the Allies liberated my natIve land

One month after the unMuslim terrorI read on October 11 m II ChroniclesTlus prayer of Jehoshaphat who didWhat was nght gtn the SIght of thELord 0 Lord God of our fathers do you not ruleOver all the kmgdOfISof the natlOnsIn your hand are power and mIght

So that none ISable to WIthstand youIf ~~comes ~por us ue ~tllstLTdBefore you and cry to you mOur affllctlon and you WIllhear and saveWhom the Exodus forces on their way toThe promIsed land had not mvadedWere now terronzmg With destructive force

They reward us by coming to dnve usOut of your promIsed land America0 our God will you not execute judgmentOn them For we are powerlessAgamst what IScommg agamst usWe do not know what to doBut our eyes are on you

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funded under an mvestIgd-tor-Initiated research grantfrom the NatIOnal Instituteon Drug Abuse Surveys ofnationally representativesamples of Amencan highschool benlOrs were begun m1975 makmg the class of2001 the 27th such c1assurveyed Surveys of 8thand 10th graders wereadded to the delgn In 1991maklOg the 2001 natIOnallyrepreentatIve samples the11th such classes surveyed

The sample blzes m 2001are 16800 8th graders14300 10th graders and13300 12th graders for atotal of 44300 students mall

behaVIOr or SOCialproblemshave later been diagnosedWIth VISIOnproblems

Parents should look forthee symptoms

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We cherish our chddrenWe should chensh theIrVIlOn too An eye care pro-feSSIOnal can make all thedifference

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types of changes you mightexpect to result from shiftsm the advertlsmg miX agreater amount of negatIvenews coverage or less favor-able portrayals of smokmgIn entertmnment program-mmg

There IS also eVldenpetrom the study that ciga-rettes have become some-what less avaIlable to teensThe proportlOn of 8thgraders s8)lng that It wouldbe ~falrly easy or veryedlgtY tor tnem to get cIga-rettes 11 they wanted somehas fallen from 77 percent In1996 to 68 percent In 2001Among 10th graders theproportIOn fell somewhatless from 91 percent to 86percent over the same timeperIOd The mvestlgatorsnote however that the greatmajority of these youngteens stIll say that they haveready access to cIgarettes

Will these favorabletrends In cigarette smokmgamong young people contm-ue

The reductIOns in thenumbers of teens who aresmokmg or who are accept-mg of smokln should helpto deter other teens fromstartmg Johnston saidBut the fact that the pro-portlOn who 1udge smokingto be dangerous IS no longernSlng may be an early warn-ing Sign of a slowdown m thedeclme in teen smokmg

Monitonng the Future IS

By Dr Howard Purcell(NAPS) - Heres an eye-

openmg statistic Only 9percent of Amencan chl1-dren have had an eye exambefore they entlr schoolThat can lead to more prob-lems than parents mayImaglne

Parents should take theirchtldren to an eye care professlOnal for a comprehen-SIve eye exam - not slinplya Vlblon screenlng - by theage of three again beforestartmg Bchool and everyyear while In school

Cherish childrens vision

A thorQugh eXRmlfllltonconsists of more than Simplyreading a chart It tests notonly VISIOn but also pro-VIdes information about thechilds overall health profile

Many children who havefared poorly at school or whohave demonstrated negative

A conSiderable body ofresearch - some of It basedon Momtorlng the Futuredata -- has shown that pncecan be an Important deter-rent to smokmg for youngpeople Work reported lastmonth by the UM investiga-tors at the World ConferenceUll 8111ukmg or health InNew Orlean hows thatsince 1997 the proportIOn ofstudents reportmg frequentexposure to antl-smokmgads has Increased conslder-~blJ Iu t1nA dJC lUU1JOTuuncredltmg the ads With actu-ally helpmg to mfluencethem not to smoke hasIncreased substantially aswell

Smce 1995 there has beensome mcrease at all gradelevels m the proportIOns ofstudents sa)lng that pack-a-day smokers run a greatrisk of harmmg them-selves (phjrsJcaHy UJ Jamp uLLerways) although thiS beliefdid not mcrease any furtherIn lOOl (Thl MODltonng theFuture study has shown per-ceived harm to be an Impor-tant deterrent to young peo-ples use of a number of Ilhc-It drugs)

While many adultsbeheve that young peopleunderstand the dangers ofsmokmg our data suggestthat a lot of tettllgt stIli donot particularly the youngerteens Johnston saId Forexample Some 43 percent oftodays 8th graders stili donot thmk there is a greatnsk associated With pack-a-day smokmg

In addition there hasbeen some Increase smce1996 (1997 for 12th graders)In students personal dIsap-proval of smokmg

These findmgs suggestthat It IS not Just pnce thatIS actmg as a deterrent toclgarltte use JohnstonsaId There have been someunderlymg changes mImportant beliefs and atti-tudes as well These are the

to management about futureplans for the faclhty lnclud-Il~g new equipment diS-counts mcentlves and pro-grams

If you really enj)y a goodhealth club It can becomeyour home away from homeThe people you meet and thegood feehngs of accomphsh-ments and results can beworth It If you find the rightone Ask all the nght questwns and research the localfaclhtles to find the perfectmatch for you

Kellv rrdfrn B S C S CS lS a p~rsonal tramer and the owner of PowerBreak FUness If you have afitness or tramlng questIOne-matl Kelly atletters kfwShearstsc com orwnte her m care of KmgFeatures Weekly SerVicePO Box 536475 OrlandoFL 32853-6475

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shown Important dechnes III2001 bpeclfically I

ThIS year about one Inevery 18 8th-graders (5 1percent) IS a current dallysmoker one of every eight10th graders (122 percent)and about one In every five12th graders (19 percent)These dallr smo~lng rate~are down proportIOnallyfrom ther peak levels In1996 (1997 III the case of the12th graders) by about one-half one-third and one11 ltlrtn1j nt~~t~u~~) Thrare down proportlOnally Justfrom last years levels by 26percent 13 percent and 8percent respectively

These important dechnesm teen smokmg did not Justhappen by chanceJohnston said A lot of mdl-vlduals and organizatIOnshave been making concertedefforts to bnng down theunaccectlblv hgh rates ofsmokmg am~ng ~ur youth ~

Amon~ the efforts henotes are a number thatemerged from the tobaccosettlement between thestates and the tobacco com-panies

The Joe Camel advertIS-Ing campaign was endedbillboard adYertlBlng of ciga-rettes was ehmmated andantlsmoklng advertlsmgcampaigns werp Inltated bythe newly formed AmencanLegacy FoundatIOn that wasfunder under the settle-ment Johnston saidFurther a number of stateslaunched their own antl-smokmg ad campaignsullIe aiso raIsed theIr excisetaxes on cigarettes and theIndustry raised prices morder to cover their costsfrom the settlement On topof all of thIS the mdustryreceived a great deal of neg-ative pubhclty dunng themld- to late-1990s as theIrpast practices were exposeddunng the htigatlOn processWIth the states and m thefederal regulatory debates

Abullrnelcan Councll onExerCise (ACE) and TheNatlOoal Strength andCondltlOmng ASSOCiatIon(NSCA) There are othersthat Just requIre a weekendcourse Find out how manyyears the person has beentralnmg and whether theyhave a degree m the field

The third Issue IS conve-mence You want to be surethe faclhty IS easy to get tofrom your home or Job If Ittakes you too long to getthere or It IS out of your wayyou may be wastmg yourmoney

FInally check the avad-ablhty of classes and equip-ment VISit the faCIlIty at theapprOXImate time you planto exercise so you can seeow busy thmgs are Youdont want your one-hourworkout to ake two hours tocomplete because yourewaltmg on machmesl Talk

Areyou ayoung adult troubled f)with lower back problems f-

Attend a FREE lecture

Thursday Jan 10 at 7 pmCnnnely Auditorium at Bon SeCburs Hospital468 Cadieux at E lefferson in Grosse Pointe

Daniel Elskens MD a Bon Secours Cottage neurosurgeon explainS the mostcommon reasons for low back pain In young and middle-aged adults such assports InJunes or lumbar strain He also discusses current treatment methods thatInclude minimallY invasive procedures and dlscectomles (removal of the damageddiSC from between the spine bones) The lecture IS directed at men and womenbehleen the ages of S 21d soA Questlon-and-answer session IS Included and refreshments are servedRtst1Il11()n~ Irt rlQUlred

For more information or to pre-register callCommunity Health Promotion at (586) 779-7900

Included high school seniorsSinCE 1975 and natIOnallyrepresentative samples of8th and 10th graders since1991 QuestIOnnaires areadministered to students Intheir c1asbroomb by ISR staflmembem each sprmg

Current smokmg (definedac S10klng- one or ffi0rc Cig-arettes dunng the past 30days) had been decllmngsteadily blnCe the reLentpeak levels reached m 1996among 8th and lOthgraders and m 1lt1lt17~TTHO

12th graders Between 1996and 2001 current smokmgamong 8th graders fell from21 percent to 12 percentand among lOth gradersfrom 30 percent to 21 per-cent

Among 12th graders cur-rent smokmg fell from 37percent m 1997 to 30 per-cent In 2001 - a proportion-al decline of about two-tenthb Thus the youngerage groups have shown thegreatest Improvement so farThe drop In current smokmgthat occurred Just thiS year- of 2 5 percentage POintsm 8th grade and 2 6 percent-age POints In 10th grade -are highly statistically slg-mficant while the Z percent-age-pomt dechne In 12thgrade fell Just short of bemgsjgIhficai1t

Prior to the peak teensmokmg rates reached Inthe mld-1990s currentsmokmg among 8th and10th graders had been nsmgrapIdly With about a 50 per-cent mcrease ocrurringbetvccn 1991 and 19SGSmoklllg had been nsmgamong 12th graders as wellthough not by as large a pro-portlOn

The rates of dally currentsmokmg m the three gradelevels (defined as havmg oneor more cigarettes per dayover the past 30 days) havehnwtl parallel trends tothose for any current smok-mg and hkewlse have

slOn on thp tRrihn eqmp-ment You might want to askwho cpans the equipmentSamtary facilities careabout thelr members

Second check the quahfi-catIOns of the staff You wantto be bure ~haL the peoplewho are showmg you how toexercise know what they aredomg Ask to talk directly tothem and ask questIOns Letthem know If you plan to usea personal tramer whatyour health history IS andwhat your goals are fortrammg The more thoroughyou can explam your previ-ous expenences the easier ItWIll be for the trainer to fig-ure out what w111work foryou

Some highly recogmzedcertificatIOns for perconaltramers are from TheAmencan College of SportsMedlcme (ACSM) The

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Teen smoking declines sharply in 2001In a year In which good

news seems hard to come bythere IS some good newsfrom the health frontCigarette smoking the leadIng cause of preventabledeath and disease In thiscountry IS falling harplyamong American teenagers

The latest natIOnal surveyIn the ~MoOltorJng theFuture~ smes conducted bythe Umverslty of MichiganInstitute for Social Research(lSR) shoy s that teen smok-mg IS rapidly dechnmg

t)WlOO on natIOnally repre-sentative surveys of some44000 students In grades 810 and 12 18k research SCIentlsts have found that ado-lescent smokmg IS dechmngat a vigorous pace ThiS con-trasts to the dramaticincrease In teen smokingobserved In the early 199Ossays study director Lloyd DJohnston

Because the ~~n yearsare cntlcal In the mitiatlOnof HIIMIy aU hfetlme smok-mg habits what happensdunng that developmentalpenod IS vital to the eventu-al health and longeVity ofeach generatIOn JohnstonSald Thats what made thesharp Increase In the early1990s so wornsome and It ISalso what makes thiS

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Shop around-fot the best health club

dechne hich began In thelattpr half of the 1990s soenCUUlil~mg

The 2001 Momtonng theFuture survey Included stu-dents m 424 publH and pn-vate secondary schoolsthroughout the cotermmousUmted Statpl Tnhls~on andfellow social psychologistsJerald G Bachman andPatnck M OMalley havebeen conducting the studysince 1975 With supportprovIded by the NationalInstitute on Drug Abuse oneof the NatIOnal Institutes ofHealth m the U SDepartment of Health andHuman ServIces

The annual surveys have

By Kelly Griffin BSCSCS

With the New Year youmay find yourself resolvmgto lose the same 10 or 15pounds you swore to workoff last year Couldnt do It

fon your own Perhaps ItStime to conSider JOlnmg agym or health club

There are plenty of bene-fits In JOining a fitness faCil-Ity You get a vanety ofequIpment and classes tochoose trom Meetmg peopleIS easy You can get helpstartmg a routme from anattendant or trameI If youare looking to Jom a fitnessfaclhty for the first time orwould hke to shop aroundfor a better one than the oneyou currently attend hereare some tips for finding thebest one for the money

First and foremost makesure the eqUipment IS keptm good workmg condItIOnIn any facthty aflty shouldbe first Check for rustedcableb or weight plates duston the machines and corro-

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Youll find state ofM1clugan tax fonns at

You neednt worry aboutthat Eventually every-thmg wdl be onlme Youcan go m through thebookmark on our homepage which should takeyou straight to the 2001forms and mstrucbons

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Domg taxes IS almostas much fun as brulhmga eats teeth

Even so while the restof the world was celebrat-109 the holIdays a few ofyou came to the hbrary tofind out when well putthe tax stuff out

Have no fear Itsalready arTlvmg At WrIt109we have more than70 cartons of the baneT)~ t 01 n riPAn th ~~J _ ~ oJ

many more WIllbe m andwe win have the tax formexhlb1ts out WIth formsfree for the talong

Many forms straggle mthrough January Somenever arnve at all Thefederal forms arrIve firstsporadically The stateforms almost never gethert until the end ofJanuary DetroIt formsamve even later If theyare sent at all

Old you seTYeThe UmtedStates Nvy MemonalFoundatlOn m WashingtonDC has estabhshed theNavy Log m an effort tohonor all naval veteranswho have served our coun-try

The Navy Log IncludesNavy Manne Corps CoastGuard and MerchantManners The Navy Log hasthus far collected the names

Now more than ever tnpInsurance ISproVldmg peaceof mmd tv Amencans whoare eXeTCSmgtheIr freedom- _ _ D_~ _ ~_

_ laV~l lIIgt _I only about 8 to 10 percent oftravelers purchased msur-ance accordmg to TravelGuard InternatIOnal ofStevens Pomt WIS thecountrys largest travelinsurer Now between 33and 50 percent are bUYingtravel msurance

ThlS is a good Sign thattravelers are takmg a en-ous mterest m protectingtheir vacation mvestmentsllld Larry Dickens chrectorof vendor relations for AMTravel Agency We wantpeople to mamtam theirnormal travel habIts andtrip insurance prOVIdes anextra level of securitv

Accordmg to D1ckens Ifyour Journey mcludes acruse a package tour or acondo or VUa- whIch oftenreqUIres payment In fullbefore you leave - tripmsurance can be qUite use-ful The same IS true If youshould requue medIcalattentwn whlle overseas

The relatively small addi-tIOnal purchase car savethousands of dollars f thetraveler IS forced to canceldue to unforeseen crcum-

Washington memorial honors veterans

TRIP insurance offerspeace of tnind for travelers

Dlclunson saldIt cost $1368 to pnnt the

ongmal verswn The reVeion would add $560

Woods deputy comptrollerRobert Kraft told commis-SIon members he would seekpnce quotes from mulbplepnnters

Smce the booklet IS forthe reSIdents of GrossePomte Woods and that anaverage of 50 booklets IS ds-tnbuted by the city clerk tonew resdents each monthKraft agreed addItIOnalfundlng could be obtamedfrom the citys operatingbudget to support the cost ofnMntlnlJ ~n PYnltnllPCl Pelt-tlOn a~cordingto tree com-mlSsion documents

We dont have the fundsIn tlns years budget to addthe four pages but wereproceedmg to develop tha~Dickinson sad We hope mthe next fi1cal year wellinclude that in our budget

Tasty broccoh amp garhcIS a perfect SIde dsh wthbeef poultry or seafoodSteam the broccoh aheadto save time Double therecipe for larger groups

My brotherm-law CarlHankla helped me pre-_ +l- Irl ~ 41~ n 1 u - -

ful broccoh We served Itwth beef tenderlolIl andmashed potatoes (pre-pared by my other brother-In-law Dan Caton) Themeal was e~oyed by myentlr~ famly

Together we had tun lI1

the kltchen Eatinghealthy doesnt have to bebonng Special thanks toCall for being my righthand tn the Iotchen dur-mg the hohdays yourethe best

200 PM THE LEGAL INSIDERChIstopher Cavanagh Hosts local attome)s DaVid Draper and DouglolSDempse) tae an illS Ide Jccl at current legal ISSueS(Repealed M-Sun 400 AM MlWfSun 6 00 PM)

230 PM POINTERS WITH PROSTGuesl AJra PollacA IvtChgQJI Em rounema CounetlHost John Prosllllier-Iels local celebnlles aboullirneI) 10JllCS (Repeated M-Sun 40 AM MIWIFSun700 PM)

300 PM TH11iGS TO DO AT THE WARMEMORIALGueSIS Jobl1 Case) amp MIchelle BomlaTloBunn) Brooks host an IIlformalle 100 al whal sha~llInl al the War Memonal (Repeated M Sun) OOAM MWiIiun 8 00 PMgt

330 PM POINTES Of HORTICUITUREGuesl Joe S Floer ArI(llglI Parr IHost honleultuml Jim Farquhar hares lips gles61(1Ice and Inlen IC S lOCJ1 dULhOIIIIl VII grdcOIng(Repeated 1 gtun ~OAM MWII Sun 6 10 PvI)

400 PM YOUNG VIEW POTNTF-Sl pbeal )oulh sho featunng students reJXgtnmg00 a anel) of educallonal loples (Repealed M iun 600AM 1 Ifi un 810 PM)

4)0 PM HTERCOI_OR WOR~JlOPRenowned local artist (arol LaChlUsa demonlralealereolor lechnlques SImple enough for begmnerltHI challengmg 10 the epenenced artist (RepealedM-Sun 610 -M 1IWflltun 9 ()()PM)

500 PM VITALITYPLtA half hour of hod) Il1mng and epklci bolngexercIe cia 1WIF-iiun tepleklxllIlgTffhiat Tone IRepeated M iun 7 00 AM)

530 PM fLSICAtiTORY11MtJAMBOREEHosls 11 GlOria from the Central Llonmand MI~ Paula lhe Mem 1u~ Maer ofter a Ihalf hour of tones dnu mule lor children(T rrh~1 0 PM onl) )

BOllshallow water m asteamer pot add the broccob and cover Steam for 3to 4 mmutes (It Mil stillbe bnght green) drainand set aSIde Heat the 011in a large nonbtlck slolletAdd the garhc oreganoand broccoh and sauteuntIl the garlic becomesgolden about 4 to 5 mm-utes

A LA ANNIE

By Annie RouleauSCheriff

(from ajar)14 teaspoon crushed

red pepper flakes(optional)

Every new resldent getsa copy of thIS book

Is a beautiful bookDickmson sllld It was theTree Commisswns contnbu-bon to the Ctys 50thanmversary along Mth theHlstoncal CommIssionschronology of the Woods

The proposed four-pageexpanSlOn wlll have room foraddltional hlstoncal mfor-mation

We have plans tomcrease the content of thebook mcluding a map thatMil show all the varieties oftrees on the walkin~ path atLake Front Park said AllenDlckmson the Woods citycouncIl represent8tlve to thetree commisson

Commumty Tree Bookletpublished by the GrossePomte Woods TreeCommlSSlont WIll includemajor changes accordmgto commlssion members

GROSSE POINTE WAR MEMORIALS

TV5TELEVISION FOR THEWHOLE COMMUNITY

Holidays are over its time to getback to healthy eating

Add the roaeted pepperand crushed red pepperand toss for an add1tonal2 to 3 mmutes SeasonwIth salt and pepper IfdeSIred Serve hot

910AM InUIT PUISA half hour deroblc ccrclse class (Repeated M-SunII 00 PM)

938 AM POSITIVELY lOSlTIVEFTOIIA LtOld IVrllIhl HauseHosts JeaOle kNell and Lit AIen bull an upllftmg half-hour of JX1li lItltudc and Ideas (Repealed M-sunII 0 P1 MVr gtun 9 0 PM)

10ooA1 WHOS ll THE KITCHEllGllel Ptrld PerHost Chue Kaess eools With local eclebntles(Repelcd 1 un IHJnghl TThS 1( 0 PM)

1038 M ISIIgt ARTArt amp Poem(Repclted 1n 12 gtOAM 1Wif-Sun5 gt0 PM)

1100 A OlT OF THE ORDINARY bullbullINTO TIfJ- EXTRAORDI1oIARYGuesl jail SII ImagerHolaquol ROOcrtTa Ir prcoent an etraordmal) half-hour01 poopk p1ac~ nd Icka (Repealed M Sun 00AvI 1 n h ial 9-00 P1)

1130 11 THF ~OCSHOWCelller fOI Peace amp tOIlfcl Sludies WSUHot rrJIl ehonLnhltrg and her gues dl~U toptcalld e Ill 01 panleuldr Inlerest to en lOT ~IIIZtn(Reptaled M un 1 ~()AM TffhSal ( 00 PM)

U69 pf 11IF ECONOMIC CLUB OfDETROITHIS Fmlllltnct Adam Cardma MGldaFeature nllIonall no n guet speaKe dl~eulIlgcurren I 11 n Ihe bulnts communi I) IRepealedM-Sun 2 00 A 1 1 Th al 7 IXl PMgt

110 PM THt EASTSIDE EAMIJilERRonald 1 f)gtIIafd HOllie

HOit Jlliia ~m and UCI highlight upeomlllg localnon proII [lllt111 elLnl (Reneated 1 iun ~ OOAM1IWI un 7 ~O11)

130P1 (0 ERSTIO~ WITHCOI I EltTORBcaln POlleH~L lU UI HdlV f~lluSCS ll1i k)CJ ntc ng clI cI rRl peatcd vi 110 0 AM Tffhlial ROO111

Broccoli amp Garlic1 pound broccoli flo-

rets (the tops of thetrees)

2 teaspoons olive oilS garlic cloves

minced14 teaspoon dried

oregano14 cup thinly sliced

roasted red pepper

Its time to pItch theChristmas cookles thenuts the pies and cakesand other sweet holidaydehght that youvetucked around thelutchen

Its tlntl to get healthyStart the new year

nght by treatmg yourbody to the fresh fruitsand vegetables that areavaIlable year round

ThIS weeks feature IS aIiT l ~1o hrgt +-1) 0 ~11 tJ 1 -

broccoli that S SImple toprepare and puts a littleZIpmto the popular greenvegetable

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DAYTIME PROGAAMVIING FOR THE WEEK OF JANUARY 06 - JANUARY 13

Woods tree booklet is branching outBy EsradLindbergStaff Wnter

A local group of treefdncJ~r 1S lvukifl~ for aprmter to manufacture1000 addItlonal copIes of agulde to area trees I

A new edItIon of the

1+1Martini lounge

amp Wine BarUve Music Friday lk saturdaY

January 3 2002Grosse Pointe New8 Metro calendar 76

Periodontal disease may lead to seriousmedical conditions but it is treatable

For addItional Informa-tIOn on penodontal dIseaseVISIt www arestm com orcall (866) 2737864

Interestingly In a recentsurvey of 1000 Amencansover half rated regular den-tal VISItsand teeth cleanmgshIgher than gettmg regullt1cholesterol checks Howeverfar fewer request a dentalscreemng that could predIcttheIr chances of contractingpenodontal disease

nate the remaming bactenathat cant be reached dunngthe SRP procedure ArestmIS a fast and easy treatmentthat IS Omfortable forpatients anesthesia IS notneeded

ExhUttIona ShowAt the DIA

From the old masters tothe finest m modern art dIS-cover the gallerIes and exhI-bItIOns of the DetrOItInstItute of Arts The play-tmngs of the baby boomergeneratIOn are the focus ofphotographer DaVIdLevmthals VIVidexhIbItionSmall Wonder Worlds In aBox runnmg throughSunday Feb ~ The eventsof late 16th and 17lh centu-ry England and the beautyof nature are reflected m theexhIbItion Garden Imageryin English EmbrOIdery openthrough Sunday March 10Amencas oldest culturaltralhtlOnb are celebrared mthe exhIbItion Dance of theForest Spmts A Set ofNative American Masksthrough May 2002 Museumhours are Wednesdaythrough Fnday from 11 amto 4 pm and Saturday andSunday from 11 a m to 5p m Recommended admisSlon IS $4 for adults and $1for chIldren and studentsCall (313) 833-7963

On go nDSO notes

The DetrOlt SymphonyOrchestras DetrOlt EdlsonFoundabon Pops returns toOrchestra Hall 3711Woodward m DetrOitThursday Jan 10 throughSunday Jan 13 for StarsStllpes and Pops with trumpeter Marcus BelgravePerformances are scheduledfDr Thursday at 8 pmFriday and Saturday at 8 30P m and Sunday at 3 p m

T1ckets range from $19 to$75 Call (313) 576-5100

weekly workouts are $78 fortwo sessions $106 for threesessIOns or $124 for four ses-sIOns RegIster today forJanuary classes mcludmgGolf Tae Kwon Do KarateYoga TennIS GUItar AdultConversational GreekSmart Women FinIsh FIrstand Watercolors MacombCounty Commumty Collegeoffers a WIdevanety of waysto expand your honzons attheir AssumptIOn CulturalCenter campus To regIsterfor MCC programs call(586) 4984000PreregIstratIOn IS reqUIredfor most AssumptIOn cours-es Call (586) 779-6111

DO YOU bullbullbullwant to be in the metro calendar

Then fill out ttns form send 111096llterctleval Grosse PootErFarms 48236 or fax to (313) 882-1585 by 3 P m Fnday

EventDateTimePlaceCostQuestions CallContact Person

Recently dentISts andhygJemsts have begunaddmg the antIbIOticArestm a locally admmls-tered antibiotIc to help fightpenodontal dIsease to theSRP procedure The antlblotic ISapphed dIrectly to themfected area helpmg ehml-

serious health condItionsBecause penodontal dIS-

ease is a chrome bactenalmfectlOn It can be treatedWIth an antibIOtic TypIcaltreatment for penodontaldisease mcludes scaling androot planing also known asSRP This non-surgIcal procedure Involves deep clean-mg above and below thegum hne to remove plaquethat has bUIlt up

Parents who SIgn up for aKalo class can take advan-tage of free KIddIeKalolBaby Sitting Mondaythrough Thursday from 9 30to 10 a m Nonreglsteredparents pay $1 for fuddleKalo The 17-statlOnNauttlus weIght traInIngroom IS open Mondaythrough Thursday from B to1030 a m and 6 to 830 p mand Fnday from 8 to 1030a m The fee IS $50 for twodays per week $70 for threedays per week or $4 fordrop-m users KaloExerciseJNautilus combo

Ford Houseexperiences

Expenence the grandeurof one of AmencasCastles at the Edsel ampEleanor Ford Houlgte llUULakeshore m Grosse PomteShores Tours WIllbe offeredon the hour Tuesdampythrnugh Sunday from noonto 4 pm Monday Jan 7through Sunday March 31The Ford House Will beclosed Monday Jan 21through Monday Feb 4 TheTea Room will be closeduntil Sunday March 31Tonrllt re ~n for nnlh ~ifor semors -and $4-f~~--~~I~dren Grounds admISSIon IS$5 Annual Passes are avaIl-able for $18 Call (313) 884-4222

Assumption offeringsA full schedule of classes

and events aWalt you at TheAssumptIOn CulturalCenter Reach a npw tab- ofwell-being and cardlOvascular fitness by slgnmg up forKalosomatlcs exercIse pro-grams which combme aero-bICSWIth walking runningstretchmg elements of yogaand k1ckboxmg The WinterSession will run throughSaturday March 2 Fees are$52 tor two-day seSSIOns$74 for three-day sessIOnsand $94 for four-day ses-sions There IS a 25 ilis-count for semors

1~~SehnskyGreen FarmhouseMuseum located dIrectlybehmd the St ClaIr ShoresPubhc LIbrary LIsted In theMIchIgan State RegIster ofHlstonc Sites thIS farm-house IS owned by the CItyof St ClaIr Shores dnd oper-ated by the St Clair ShoresHlstoncal CommISSIOn Thehouse IS open for toursWednesday and Saturdayfrom 1 to 4 pm Call (586)771-9020

If left untreated gIngIVltlScan progress to penodontltlswhen the plaque spreadsbelow the gum lIne Toxmsm the bactena can destroythe bone and gum that surround the teeth creatmgpockets for bactena to accumulate As the pocketsbecome deEpermOrEroom screated for bactena to growEventually these bactenaenter the blood streampotentially leadIng to morc

In the early stage of pen-odontal dIsease the gumscan become red swollen andbleed eaSily At thIS stagethe dIsease IS reverSIble andcan be ehmmated throughroutme dental cleanmgs anddaily brushing and flossmg

Gum dIsease IS a senouschroDlc bactensl mfectlonthat attacks and destroysthe gums and bones thathold your teeth in place ThemfectlOn occurs when dentalplaque a sticky sometimescolorless film accumulateson the surfaces of the teeth

tal infections - and othermore serious diseases Thispotentlal connectionbetween gum disease andserious condItions such asheart ilisease diabetes andlow bIrth rate babIes ISsoberin~ news

Farmhouse museumStep back into the daJly

hfe of a mid19th centuryfarm famIly livmg m EnnTownshiP now St ClairShores WIth a tour of the

Educationalopportunities

Take advantage of educa-tional opportunities WIthLIfelong Learning classes atSt Peter the ApostleElementary School 19800AnIta In Harper WoodsFashIOn your own greetmgswith a Card Makmg classMondays Jan 14 throughFeb 4 from noon to 2 p mThe fee IS $75 Shape upWIth ExerCise Classes formature adults Tuesdaysand Thursdays Jan 15through May 30 from 9 15to 10 15 a m or 10 30 to11 30 a m The fees are $90for ~woUllYII ~r w~eK$45for one day per week or $3for walk-ms Harper Woodslibranan Suzanne Kent WIlllead a free Book ReviewWednesday Jan 16 from 1to 2 pm m St PetersPansh House Those whohave completed theBeginner Computer coursecan partake In anIntroductIOn to WordMondavs Jan 14 throu2hFeb 4 from 9 to 11 a m Thefee IS$70 Computer classesfor Begmners will be offeredWednesdays Jan 16through Feb 6 from 1130am to 2 p m or ThursdaysJan 17 through Feb 7 from9 to 11 30 a m The fee IS$90 SIgn up for anIntemetlE-Mail CourseWednesdays Jan 16~hrough Jan 30 from 9 to11 a m The fee IS $75PreregIstratIOn ISrequestedCall (586) 493-0917

Pointes pastExperience Grosse

Pointes past WIth a freegwded tour of the GrossePomte Hlstoncal o~letysProvencal-Weir House c1823 376 Kercheval mGrosse POinte FarmsSaturday Jan 12 from 1 to4 p m Guests can learnabout 19th Century hfe inGrosse Pomte vIew anexhIbIt of hlstonc pho-tographs and Visit the newlyrenovated Log Cabin c1840 on the property Innddibon they can purchaseVIdeos featurmg GrossePomte h1S1)ryand relatedpubhcations and productsCall (313) 884-7010

Call (313) 833-4249

TTnfnrhmatelv less thanone-fifth of those WIth thecondItion seek treatmEntThe firstever SurgeonGenerals Report on OralHealth In Amenca suggeststhat there are strong assocI-atIOns between oral mfec-tlOns - pnmanly penodon-

At present nearly 75 per-cent of people over age 35have some stage of gum dIS-ease accordmg to theAmerIcan DentalHYgIeniStsAsSOCIation

Even though It IS the sec-ond most prevalent dIseasem the Unlted States -affectmg nearly one out ofevery four Amencans -many people are unawarethat penodontal dIsease andgum disease are dIfferentnames for the same condI-tIOn

Oral health problems currently cause employed adultsto lose more than 164 million hours of work every year

(NAPS) - Healthy gumsare the key to better healthfor everyone however 50mI1hon Amencans currentlysuffer from gum dIsease(penodontal dIsease) Leftuntreated gum ilisease mayserve as a gateway to manyother medIcal condItionsThe good newS IS that whenit is caught early periodon-tal dIsease IS reversibleAnd new there are moreways than ever to treat it

in Ann Arbor The fee IS $10or $5 for DHS membersReservations are requiredCall (313) 833-1405

Live a LeaRiWar Memorial Update

Enhance your mmd bodyand SPlnt by partaking mthe courses and adventuresoffered at the Grosse PomteWar MemOrial 32Lakeshore In Grosse PomteFarms Develop balance andflelOblhty WIth Yang StyleTal Cm Mondays Jan 7through Feb 25 from 6 30to 7 30 pm or fuesdaysJan 8 through Feb 26 fro~7 35 to 8 35 P m The feesllft ~tgtuor ~ll lor semorsIncrease your stamma andstrength WIth Hatha YogaMondays Jan 7 throughFeb 25 from 830 to 10 amor 7 to 8 30 pm for contmumg students or 10 15 to1145 a n for begmnersClasses WIllalso be offeredThursdays Jan 10 throughFeb 28 from 735 to 905pm for begInners The feeis $70

Explore the tradItIOnalpnnciples of drawmg WIthWorkmg From the FigureWednesdays Jan 9 throughFeb 27 from 1 to 4 pm Thefee is $90 Pohsh your pos-ture WIth The FeldenkralsMethod Thursdays Jan 10through Feb 21 from 730to S30 pm or Fndays Jan11 through Feb 22 from 9to 10 am Tne fee IS $10Preregister using yourMaster Card or Visa via faxat (313) 884-6638 e-MalIwwwwarmemonal org orcall (313) 881-7511

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Grosse POInte mUniCIpali-ties and Harper Woods Theevent IS an Ideal afterglowdestInatlon for those attend-Ing the DetrOItAuto DealersAsSOCIations NorthAmerican InternatIOnalAuto Show Chanty PrevIewon that same rught Ticketsto thIS elegant black tieoptional evenmg of dmmgand danCIng are $85ReservatIOns are reqUIredProceeds benefit ChIldrensServIces of the NortheastGUIdance Center Call (313)884-8691

AU that jazzJazz guItarIst Tim

Bowman and hIS band WIll

headhne A Jazzy Afterglowbenefitmg Barat ChIld andFanuly Services a dIVISIOnof Matnx Human SeeVlesFrIday Jan 11 at theInternational Banquet ampConference Center of theAthenaeum SUIte Hotel 400Monroe in DetrOitFestiVlties Include a 5 to 7P m VIP hors doeuvresreception 5 to 915 p m VIPShuttlp Rorvlce to theDetrOIt Auto DealersAsSOCIations NorthAmerican InternatIOnalAuto Show Chanty Previewdinner at 9 15 pm andentertamment commencingat 1030 p ill Tickets for thISblack tIe affllU are $125 or$175 per personReservations are requiredCall (313) 9633330

Art of learningTake advantage of an

exciting selectIon of freeDrop-In Workshops at theDetroit InstItute of Arts5200 Woodward in DetroitPIece to~ether creahvePostcards Fridays Jan 4through Jan 25 from 630to 8 pm DIscover The Art ofthe Doodle Sundays J an 6through Jan 27 from noonto 4 p m PartICIpate m theNAMES Project AIDSMemorial Quilt Sunday

Artrain stroll Jan 20 at 1 pm SharpenView the out of thIS world bullyour artIstic slons With a

exhIbition Artistry of Space Figure Drawmg class forThe NASA Art Program adults Saturdays Jan 12aboard ArtraIn USA the through Jan 26 from 1 to 3natlons only trilVtHU1~ piii The fee is $120 or $95museum dunng a DetrOit ior DIA membelHistoncal SocIety Sunday PreregIstratIOn is requiredStroll program Sunday for the classJan 13 at 2 pm at theNew Center 1100 N Main

MarkVourCalenda bullbullbullAttention Austinalumni

All graduates of AustinCathohc PreparatorySI1Iool whih dUlled in1978 are mvited to attendthe dedIcation of the newAustin Portico SaturdayJan 12 m conJunctlon WIththe 4 p m Mass at St CllUeof Montefalco Church atMack and WhIttIer mGrosse Pomte Park An all-class reunIOn win follow theceremony Call (313) 882-9812

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Last weekspuzzlesolved

FrI Jan t tCelebrate success

Join the volunteers of theAsSIstance League to theNortheast GUldance Centerat a CelebratIon GalaFrIday Jan 11 at 7 30 pmat the Country Club ofDtroit 220 Country ClubDr in Grosse Pointe Farmsmrking the 38th year otsuccessfully supportIngquahty behaVIOral health-care and substance abusetreatment selVlCes for theeast SIde of DetrOIt the five

SundayJan bullBach is back

rrh~ ~Y1Ith I~h E~~hsenes returns to the KresgeCourt of the DetroItInstItute of Arts 5200Woodward In DetroItSunday Jan 6 at 11 amWIth a performance by thePeter Soave Sextet Ticketsfor brunch and the concertare $22 for adults and $11for cmldren Seatmg on thecarpeted staIrwell for theconcert IS$5 Call (313) 833-4005

nCFood amp fellowahlp

Share good food and fel-lowshIp during the MensFriday EcumemcalBreakfast lltndayJan 4 at7 30 am at Gros~e Pomte~emorlal Church 16Lakeshore m Grosse PomteFarms Ms Sydney Rooks ofOpen Door at Fort StreetPresbyterIan Church WIllbethe featured speaker Thefee IS $5 Call (313) 882-5330

onday an 7Sacred sites

DIscover five of metropohI tan DetroItS most beautIful sacred SItesduring a DetroItI HIstorical SDclety Hlstonc Church Tour Monday Jan 7 from 930 a m to 4 pm The bus WIlldepart from the parking iot oi the Detroiti HlStoncaJ Museum 5401I Woodward in DetroIt and

stop at St Domllllcs RomanCathohc Church FIrst

IPresbytenan Church StMatthew-St Joseph

~Episcopal Church LIttleRock BaDtist Church andthe Cathect-al Church of StPaul EpIscopal The fee IS$25 or $18 for DHS memobers Reservations arerequired Call (313) 833-1405

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86 Seniors January 3 2002Grosse Pointe News

By Sharon Malersac Executlve Director

As thl ne vear beg1l1b many homebound senIOrsare stIllleehng the aftereffects of Sept 11 2001

Some people whoexpenence these lymp-

toms may develop PTSD and as many as one out of13 Americans will get PTSD at some pomt durmgtheir 11es Of those who do the good news IS that mmany caes PTSD can be treated successfully

E1a1ne MOIlto ofGroNe PolDte Parkand Suaan Lauppe ofGrosH Pointe Farmsare shown above atthe left belping ft1lthe baekete

sac deliversThe Interfaith Volunteer careetven a pro-

gram of Services for Older Citizens (sac)brought together tbe cburcbes bullbull cboo~ andRotary Club of Grosse Pointe to provide achance for young and older people to reacbout to seniors in the community

On Dec 19 thegroUpB joined to cre-ate more tban 220Christma cards and11ft baskets to be~~~~dtl fdurlDg tbe bondHundreds of peopledonated bsketbandmade carda andIJIfts

_Driving safely while aging gracefully

Because televlSlOnbrmgs the world to ourIvmg rooms tlus con-lt1ltlOncan occur lorpeople who never expe-nenced the traumabut wltnebsed Itthrough the media Theacute stress of a trau-matIc event causeschemical reactlOl1s 111

the bram as well asphYSIcal symptoms

Sbaron Maier

SOC OItionsTrauma of Sept 11can lead to PTSD

With 24 hour neWb coverage reexpenencmg thetrauma IS ab eay asturnmg on 0Ur televllOn Traumatic eventscan lead to a conditIOnknown as posttraumat-ICtress disorder orPTSD

lT_T- ~- - 0 A _zln4AW~ 7HI-z~uw ~u UU I-U pI VVI-C-I

prescriptions while traveling

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youre on these medicatiOnsor need to use devices suchas glucose or blood pressuremom tors If you see a doctorwhl1e youre away be sure toget a Similar confirmatIOnletter for your return flightto cover any new prescnp-tlons

3 Take extra supplies ofeverythmg 11 case yourflight IS delayed

4 Use onglnal contamersWith ongInal labels showmgthe names of the doctors andpharmaCIsts and the pre-scnbed dosage

5 Never put your medICa-tIOns Into checked luggageBaggt can be lost Also thecompartment can be too coldor too hot and rum theireffect venes~

For more mformatlOncheck WIth your alrlme ortravel agent

For more mformatlOo ontraffic s~fety for b1der ulefsVISit the NHTSA webSIte atwww nhtsa dot govpeopleinlurvolddnvelmdex html orWrite to the NatIOnalHighway Traffic SafetyAdmInIstratIOn 400Sventh St SWWashLngton DC 20590 Youcan also fax your request to(WJ)366-7721

about your dnvmg ablhtlestalk With your doctor He orshe can evaluate the sldeeffects of the medicationsyou may be talung ConSidertaking a mature driver classthrough AAA AARP or alocal dnving school Letlnabout transportation options111 the commumty and con-Sider trymg them out

While everyone wants tokeep driV1ng for as IOlg aspossible no one wants to bea threat to themselves or toothers because they are nolonger able to dnve safelySelf-awareness is the keyWith smart self-manage-ment you ran retain thepersonal mobihty thatcomes With dnvlng whIlelImiting the nsks to yourselfund to others

Depression Treat It Defeat It

The followmg are tips thatcan help you while travel-Lng

1 Get at least two copiesof all your prescnptlOnb oneto keep WIth you and one tomclude m checked baggagem case you need fmergencyrefills

2 Get letter from )ourdoctor) confirmmg that

rymg aboard a number ofobjects meludmg LnsuhnsyrngES and any containeror VIal that could hold apotennally dangerous sub-sance

The alrhne also tned toconfiscate a bottle holdingher hIgh blood pressuremedlCme (She had trans-ferred the pills from a bottleWIth a chl1d proof cap toone that was easier to open )It was only after shE bUg-gested lettmg the flightattendants hold her medicalsupphes that thp airlineagreed to call her doctor toconfirm her me~hcal statusand her need to have theseItems close at hand

If you do onslder plan-mng a route that you arefamIliar WIth and try todnve durmg the day (aVOIdrush hour) Keep a safe diS-tance between you and thecar ahead of you and try tomake left turns where greenarrows provide protectedturns Scan the road contm-uously to antiCIpate futureproblems and plan youractIOns

Scmetunes other 1JU1J1are the best Judges of yourdnvlng ability If someonehas expressed concerns

miSSIon power steenng andbrakes and other speCIalequlpmcnt can make it eaSler for you to steer your vehi-cle and operate the foot ped-als

8 Dnvmg reqmres dlld-mg your attentlon betweenmore than one SituatIOn at atime Do you feel over-whelmed by traffic stgIls andpedestrian and vehicle traffic Do you take medicationsthat make you drowsy or doyou expErlence dlzzmessseIzures or losses of con-sCIOusness Do you reactslowly to normal dnV1ng Sit-uations

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betic fnend had a problemlast month bring-lOg hermedicatIOns wlth her on afhght to attend her sonsweddmg In Utah She hadno Idea when she got to theaJrport that the new securi-ty regulatIOns put m placeafter Sept 11 ruled cut car

pavement mltllungs othervehicles and pedestnans -~~tlaUy t dawn dusk vrat mght Does the glare ofoncommg headlights causeyou discomfort

If you have expenencedany of these symptoms ofdechnmg VISIon alwayswear your glasses and keepyour prescnptlOn currentKeep your wmdshield mir-rors and headhghts cleanand your headhghts aimedcorrectly If youre 60 orolder see an eye doctorevery year

2 Diminished strengthcoordinatIOn and fleXIbilitycan Impact your ability tosafely control your vehicleDo you have trouble lookmgover your shoulder tochange lanes mOV1ng yourfoot from the gas to thebrake pedal or turmng thesteermg wheel Do you feelpam In your knees legs orankles when gomg up ordown staJrs

If j-ouve experienced alyof these symptoms talk WIthyour doctor about phySIcaltherapy or medIcatIOnandOr tTftchmg exercisesand a walkmg or fitness pro-gram An automatic trans-

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Dad spent a lot of time alone duringthe dayand we couldnt always be therefor him Now he has new fliends eatswell balanced meals and has help wIthhis medications Assisted living atBon Secours Placewas the ideal optionfor all of us

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(NAPS) - For manyAmencans dnvmg is a wayof mamtammg mdepen-dence Changesthatoccurlnpeople as they age howevercan affect theIr ablhty todnve safely

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help you determme whetherphySIcal changes are affect-mg your dnvmg skIll andIf so how to cope WJth themso you remain a safe driverfor as long as you can

1 Good VISion IS essenbalfor good dnv1I1g health Doyou lampave problems reading3lgns or recognizing some-one you know from acrossthe street Do you havetrouble seemg lane and

Seniors celebrate ChristmasA Christmas party was held by Services for Older Citizens (SOC)as part

of its Food amp Friendship proglaJn The program ta1Iesplace Monday throughFriday and includes lunch exereiae bingo and a social event for GrossePointe and Harper Woods seniors age 60 and older

Mary Krupa and Joe Kowalski are served by Jim Flkany of Grosse PointeRotary at the party SOCis located at 17150 Waterloo in the City of GrossePointe

Dr Dan Guyer of Bon Secours Cottage HealthSystem Will present an mformatlve talk begmmng at1130 a m TuesdaYtJan 8 at the cIghborhoodClub 17150 Waterloo m the CIty of Grosse Pomte HeWIll OJCUSbthe causes and cures for posttraumaticbtress dlborder

In the past many people behEved that only soldIersor other people who had been m a war could getPTSD Based on new research doctors and otherhealth care profeSSIOnals are learning that all kmdsof people from different backgrounds can have trau-matIc expenences that lead to PTSD

You can also get more mformatlOn about PTSDfrom the followmg orgamzatlOns Anxiety DisordersAssociatIOn of Amenca (30U 231-9350www adaa org Freedom from Fear (888) 442-2022wwwfreedomfromfearorg and the National MentalHealth AsSOCiation (800) 969-NMHA www nmha org

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Grosse Pointe News

Encounter In the ThirdDlmenslOn ShackletonsAntarctic Adventurf SuperSpeedway and DisneysBeauty and the Beast DallyscrPenJngB Will be offeredon a rotatmg baSIS begm-mng at 9 am on the hourm the mommg and on thehalf-hour in the aftemoonand evenmg TIckets are $10for adults or $8 for semorsand children ages 12 andunder Call (313) 982-6001

Detroits pastStroll the Streets of Old

DetrOit trace more than 100years of automotive historyand travel from Frontlers toFactones through the per-manent exhibitions of theDetrOIt Hlstoncal Museum5401 Woodward m DetrOItTake In the exhibit ThePolish Presence ill DetrOItthrough Sunday June 9Introduce yourself to theVIPs of DetrOIts Polish com-mumty dunng a free Pohshand Proud Meet and MingleParty Saturday Jan 12 atneon See sap ltind shup atthe Glancy Trams ShowSunday Jan 13 from 10a m to 4 p m Tramappraisals will be $2 Beenchaned by the WhlmslCaIcollectIOn of thnfty toys mthe eXhIbition A PennySaved Com Banks from theComenca CollectlOnthrough Sunday Jan 13Expenence the history ofDetrOIts onglnal settlersIohroulh tnI pyrllhhlln

Land LIVes and LegendsNative Amencans mDetrOit DetrOIts 300thBirthday is the msplratlOnfor the special exlubltion 30Who Dared

The Museum IS openWednesday through Fndayfrom 930 a m to 5 p m andSaturday and Sunday from10 a m to 5 p m The sug-gested admISSIOn IS$4 50 foradults or $225 for seniorschlldren ages 12 and undererter flee

people do not have thlsproblem

Try exerclsmg your atti-tude If you beheve thatexercise will gIve you morenergy then It will

Most of the explana-tIOns I hear from peoplewho arent worlong out areexcuses Give yourself fivereasons why you shouldcommIt to an exerClse pro-graIn get started and stickWith it Leave the whmersbehmd Jom the WInners

Kelly Griffin B S C S CS IS a personaltramer and the owner ofPower Break Fitness If youhave a fitness or tramlngquestum e-maIl Kelly at letters kfwShearstsc com orwrite her In care of KmgFeatures Weekly SerVicePO Box 536475 OrlandoFL 32853-6475

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KISKA JEWELERSThere is no time more fitting to

say Thank You and to wish yon aHappy New Year of healthhappiness and prosperity fromKISKA JEWELERS 63Kercheval on-the-HlIl (313)885-5755

Sunday from 9 30 a m to 5pm AdmISSIon IS $5 foradults and $3 for childrenover the age of five Call(313) 4945800

Sailor artShips In Bottles a collec-

tIOn of 30 whimSical worksof nautical art can beViewed through January2002 at Belle Isles DOSSInGreat Lakes MUloeumacceSSIble via theMacArthur Bridge at EJefferson and E GrandBoulevard m DetrOit Takem the free Video Belle Isle APortraIt m Time SaturdayJ-ll ~J rUUl 1 IU pill

Children can also explorethe hands-on exhibitIOnRacmg on the Wmd Salhngon the Great Lakes alongWith penn anent exhIbItIOnsfeatunng the doomed shipEdmund Fitzgerald and afreighter pIlothouse Themuseum 18 open Wednesdaythrough Sunday from 10a m to 5 p m AdmiSSIOn IS$2 for adults and $1 for chl1-dren a~8 12 to 18 Call(313) 852-4051

History aliveTravel through the past

100 years via the specialehibit Your Place in Time20th Century Amenca atThe Henry Ford Museumand Greenfield Village20900 Oakwood inDearborn Patrons may alsotour the museumsCommumcatiuull LI2htmeTransportatIOn andDomestIc Arts exhlbltlOnsThe Museum IS open dailyfrom 9 am to 5 p m

around watchmg a daytimetalk show or soap operaask yourself If there reallyIS no time for exercise

bull From the examples Ivealready given you can seethat exercise doesnt haveto cost you a penny Youdont have to Jom a healthclub or hire a tramer toreach your fitness goals

bull Start Simple espeCIallyIf youre embarkmg for thefirst time on a program ofexercise Try walkmg for 10mmutes three times aweek then add one minuteto your walk each weekYoull start to feel betterand ollce you do youll wantto continue

bull Afraid that exercise wlllrob you of Important energyyou need for the rest of yourday ThIs can only be trueIf you are exerclsmg toohard or too much Most

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spectacular $6 millionNatIOnal AmphibianConsl IOn Center dedi-cated to the conservatIOnpreservation exhibitIon andmterpretatlon of aInphlblanilfe The Zoo IS open dallyfrom 10 a m to 4 pm ZooadmiSSion IS $8 for adults$6 for semors and chIldrenages 2 to 12 Parkmg IS $4for cars and vans Call (248)398-0903

Cool carsView a collection repre-

sentmg three decades ofautomotive deSign Includ-mg a 1904 Runabout a1QII)) ~H of rt l _ - V L V loA

a 1949 BUick RoadmasterRIVIera at the AutomotiveHall of Fame 21400Oakwood m Dearbornthrough Feb 2002 The Hallof FaIne IS open dally from10 a m to 5 pm The fee IS$6 for adults $5 50 forsemors ages 62 and up and$3 for chlldren ages 5 to 12Call (313) 240-4000

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Strings attachedAdults and duldren allke

can applaud the RUSSianfolk tale the FuebirdSaturdays at 2 pmthrough Jan 26 at theDetrOit Puppet Theatre 25E Grand River 10 DetrOItTickets are $7 for adults and$5 for chIldrenReservatIons are requestedCall (313) 961-7777

experienceExplore the wonders of

the Charles H WnghtMuseum of MncanAmerican HI Rtnry 315 EWarren in Detroit Trace theMotor CityS mUSIcal historyVia the new exhtbltlon Jazin DetrOit Before Motown APhotographiC HIStory run-ning through Sunday Jan13 The Museums coreexhibit Of the People cele-brates DetrOits place inAfrIcan Ameman herItageand culture The Museum ISopen Tuesday through

enough time to exerCIsewhy not use half of yourlunch break to exercise and~he other half to eat

You dont have to work upa sweat Keepmg a set ofdumbbells at work anddomg some weight trammgon your break can stillmake a difference

bull Many people find them-selves awash In faInJlyduties If you spend a lot oftime playmg taxI to andfrom the soccer field trygettmg there early andwallung a couple lapsaround the field Ill betthat If you start a routinelike this other parents wdlsoon Join in

bull Bemg productive Withyour tIme means scheduhngexercise mto your dayBlockIng out a time wIllguarantee a workout Thenext time youre slttlng

Youll fiad the finest brands inAmerica at Ed Maliszewski21435 Great2r Mack St ClairShores (586)776-5510

Start10g our 8th year $0 down$35 a month Watch for manysurprIses 10 2002 Its a good time Ito be a Po1Ote Fitness memberOn Mack 313885-3600

fee is $80 per month plus$50 for reglstraton Launcha new career With Prepanngto BabYSit Saturday Jan12 from 9 a m to 1230 p mThe fee IS $25 Tee-off With aTeen amp Youth Golf Chmcfuesdays Jan 15 throughFcb 5 frt1m 4 to 5 p m Thefee IS $40 BUild your young-sters confidence and mus-cleb With Pee Wee KarateSaturdays Jan 5 to March2 from 9 to 10 a m or 9 to10 30 a m The fee IS $35 forone hour or $50 for one-and-one-half hoursPreregIstratIOn I reqUiredCall (586) 7796111

Zoo newsExpertence the animals

and more at the DetrOIt Zooat Ten Mile and Woodwardm Royal Oak ThroughThursday Feb 28 Jom inWIld Winter festivitiesmcludIng storytelhng treedecoratmg Ice carv10g andthe sweet sounds or seasonalchOIrs View members of theHenry Ford CommumtyCollege Ice Carving Club atwork SaTurdays Jan 5 andJan 12 from 11 a m to 3P m Also on Jan 5 take mfree lUUmal themed docu-mentaries 10 the WildhfeInterpretive Gallery OnSunday Jan 6 SeptemberProductIOns presents HatsOff to Animals an interac-tive storytelhng experiencefrom 1 to 1 45 p m or 2 to245 pm The Roeper UpperSchool ChOlf Wlll perlormSaturday Jan l~ trom 1 30to 230 pm Chill out WIththe polar bears arctIc foxesseals and snowy owls at theZoos new 4 2 acre ArcticRmg of Life exhlbit VISitorscan catch the underwateractIOn With a trip throughthe Polar Passage a unique70-ft long clear tunnel tocatch all the excitIng under-water action Take a ride onthe wild side and get an anI-mals eye-view of life on theWild Adventure SimulatorTickets are $4 Along withVisits to the other great ani-mals guests can see the

The Village IS closed untilMonday Apnl 1 when It wlllbe open from 9 a m to 5 pmAdmission to the Museumranges from $7 50 to $1250Admission to the Vlllageranges from $8 50 to $14Chlldren under the age of 5and members are admittedfree ShOWing m theMuseums $15 mllhon IMAXTheatre are Mysteries ofEgypt 3-D MaOla- Call (313) 833-1805

~No excuse exercise is good resolution for 2002By Kelly GriffinKing Features

After seven years of per-sonal trammg I have heardJll$t about every excuse 10the book on why people can-not work out Some of themOst popular ones are lackof tnleurol money or energy

I beheve most peoplereally want to feel betterabout themselves havemore energy and be moreproductive yet feel thatexercise reqUires a block oftime that does not eXIst

Yet If our mmd-set aboutexercise would changemaybe it would be easier toget started

Here are some sugges-tIOns

bull Time IS very precious tomost people the more wecan fit mto one day the bet-ter If you work a Cull-timeJob and feel you dont have

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All aboard IHop aboard Artram USA

the nations only travelingart museum Saturday Jan12 from 10 a m to 5 p mand Sunday Jan 13 from11am t05pm attheNewCenter 1100 N Main 10 AnnArbor Patrons can expenence the exhIbItion Artistryof Space The NASA ArtProgram Call (734) 747-8300 ext 236

Indoor playtimeThe Fanuly Center lDVltes

area preschoolers and theIrparents to come out of thecold and enJoy mdoorPlaytime programsTuesdays and Thursdaysfrom 1 to 3 pm at BeaconElementary School 19475Beaconsfield 10 HarperWoods or Wednesdays from9 to 11 am at the BamesEarlY Childhood Center20090 Mornmgslde 10Grosse Pomte Woods Thefree sessions wl1l runthrough April 2002 Call(313) 343-6711

Super scienceTour the new Improved

Detroit Science Center 5020John R m DetrOitBegmning Monday Jan 7embark on a Solar SystemAdventure view WmterNights and ZubenelgenubisMagical Sky in thp Centersnew Digltal DomePlanetanum Hands-on lab-oratory exhibits focus onmotion life sciences matterand energy waves andVlbrltlOns Now showmg inthe Centers lMAX Theatreare Journey lOto AmazingCaves and Dolphms Makeplans now to see the award-wmnmg Everest whichreturns to the IMAX DomeSaturdays and Sundays atnoon 2 and 4 pm throughSunday Jan 27 TheMuseum IS open Mondaythrough Friday from 9308m to 3 pm Saturday andSunday from 11 a m to 5p m AdmiSSIon IS $7 foradults $6 for seniors and $5ior children lMAx Theatretickets are an additional $2Call (313) 577-8400

Assumptionopportunities

AssumptIOn CulturalCenter 21800 MartEgtron theGrosse Pomte WoodsStClair Shores border offersyour children and teensenhghtenmg opportunitiesBnng those grades up WithKumon Math and ReadmgWednesdays from 3 45 to645 pm and Saturdaysfrom 10 a m to 1 p m The

War Memorial for kidsThe Grosse POinte War

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South informationParents of eighth-grade

students who plan to attendGrosse POlUte South HighSchOOl m the Fall of 2002are InVited to explore thenInth-grade curnculum dur-mg an Information NIghtWednesday Jan 9 at 7pm In the SouthGymnatoTlum 11 GrossePOInte Boulevard In GrossePomte Farms Call (313)432-3513

Special needsexplored

Bames Early ChIldhoodCenter and The FamilyCenter will team to presenta panel of Grosse Pomte par-ents discussmg their JOur-neys of raising ChtldrenWlth Special Needs dunng aParenting EducatIOn Seriesfor Young FaImhes prograInTuesday Jan 15 from 7 to830 pm at BeaconElementary School 19475Beaconsfield In HarperWoods Chlldcare IS avaJ-able for those who reglsteror the Fridav onor to theprogram A voluntary dona-tion of $10 wIll be acceptedCall (313) 432-3800

Fun flicksJunior cmema buffs can

take 10 a W1de vanety of funflIcks during the GrossePomte Public Libraries freeWmter Fllm Festivalthrough Wednesday Jan23 Preschoolers can enjoyGeorge and Martha - BestFrIends Tuesday Jan 8 at4 pm at the Grosse PointeWoods Branch 20600 Mackin Grosse POlUte Woods orThursday Jan 10 at 4 pmat the Central Branch 10Kercheval In Grosse PomteFarms Grade school andmiddle school Iludlences cantake m Mary-Kate andAshley - Case of the SharkEncounter And EnC)clopedlaBrown - Burgled BaseballCards Wednesday J an 9 atthe Park Branch 15430Kercheval m Grosse POintePark Call (313) 343-2074

Artful opportunitiesAspmng artists ages 5 to

8 accompanied by an adultcan mdulge theIr talentsWIth a full schedule of class-es at the Detroit InstItute ofArts 5200 Woodward inDetrOIt Dragons dmosaursand hons are just a few ofthe Fantastic Ammals andFabulous Beasts you canfashIOn dunng a Clayworksclass Saturday Jan 12from 10 a m to noon PlOchIt Roll It COIl It dunng a

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Accordmg to Craig he feltthese Issues were not umque tothe Grollse Pomtes and HarpervoJ uu Lney arp prevalentand that thiS reaction from theyoung people surpnsed us

The key Craig felt IS to tack-le these issues and Implementthe developmental assets m asmany places In the commumtyas poSSible

It is Craigs hope and one ofthe foundatIOns goals to helpthe commumty foster the 40developmental assets even ift don~ on~ ~t a time

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At Harper Woods SecondarySchool prmcipal Jim Hessehandpicked 14 seventh- andeighth-graders and 24 nlnth-through 12th-graders to serveon a prmcipals advisory teamThe teams first goal is to workon the Search Institutes goalNo 5 creatmg a canng SChOOlchmate

In the first meetmg heldbefore the holiday break stu-dents were asked to Identifythings such as attnbutes theyadmired in a fnend how afavorite teacher showed anmterest 10 thelJ success In

school trungs they liked abouttheir school enVIronment andwhat they hkelt most abouttheir relatlonsrups With otherstudents at school

The process Will help stu-dents Identify the Issues andreasons for the issues and tocome up W1th poSSible solutIOns

So far student reactIOns havebeen positive

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If youths pOSRess between 31 and40 of these developmental assetsthen youths wl1l be less likely toIIqe and abuse drug dud alcohOl

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Many parents feel that theirIuds need to learn at a young ageto dunk responSibly before theygo tr college Manyparents areafr81d that If their kids getcaught and there IS a conse-quence that a permanent recordWill be eotabhshed In their fil~that wlll hinder their Opportuni-ty for college acceptance or ath-letic scholarshlp ~

From the youths who attendedthe meetmgs Craig slld

-They want less peer pressureto dnnk They want clear bound-arles and consequences to be Uni-formly and faIrly applied All ofthem certamly expressed astrong deSire to have a forum toopenly and honestly diSCUSSthese issues With the adults mtheir lives

There IS a perceptIOn by ouryoung ~ople that In thiS com-mumty on a weekend there ISnothing else to do except to go toa party dnnk and get high

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Greatest Gift Foundation helps teens make choicesBy Bonnie CapraraStaff Wnter

Our youth IIOW lot es luxuryThev haul bad manners contempt for authority they showdlsrcspe~t for eder~ and louechatter In place of exerciseChtldren are now tyrants not tMselvants of the household TMv110 longer rI~P IIhin ders enterthe room They contradICt theIrparents chatter before companygobble their food and tyrannizethe teachers

In some ways some peltlplesperceptlOns of youths haventchanged much m the last 2000years

One City ot (zrosse Pomte manIS convinced that relationsrupsbetween youths and adults neednot be adversanal or polanzedHe has a plan for tunung thoseperceptIOns around

After selling his busmessMark Craig famed Our GreatestGift Foundation an organtzationcommitted to helpmg parentsschools organizations and lead-ers to help youths make wisediiuutl - especaJIy thoseregardIng drug and alcohol use

lhese deCiSions are madebased on prinCiples outlmed bythe Search Institute an mdepen-dent nonprofit organizatiOnwhose miSSion IS to advance thewell-being of adolescents andcildren The iwttitultl generatellsynthesizes and communicatesnew knowledge convenes organi-zational and community leadersand works WIth state and nation-al orgaruzatlous

At the heart of the institutegtwork 18 the framework of 40developmental assets positiveexpenences relatIonstups oppor-tunities and personal quabtiesthat young people need to growup healthy canng and responSi-ble

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Friday bull january 4 bull 900 am to 600 pampSaUday bull january 5 bull 9-30 am to 530 PJL

Also Open Sunday bull january 6 bull 1200 pm to 400 pm

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The Tenms Center WIn now be offenng astrength and condlhonmg programheaded by Ken Welch and hke FoxKen the owner of Pomte FItness IS aChIld Sports Deveillpment SpeoahsiMike a MS ExerCISePhySiolOgist IS theHead Tramel for Grosse Pomte HuntClub Tenms Center Speoahzed sessIonsIll be available for JUniors of all levels

ThIS IS a one hour program for beginningJUniors ages 5 to 10 The progra m ISdesigned to give young sIlldenls theskills necessary for a hfetlme of fun In

tenms ThIs class will cover baSIC strokeproduchon and consistency and WIll pnrrilotC J poslhyc ~~ophcrc by uSlngeXClhnggames and acl1vlhes

Call for SessionF~ ~lt801and Special Disrount Pricing I ~ t

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This combmallon program IS structuredfor Jr HIgh I High School players of alllevels This class Will mclude playerslookmg to partiCIpate m school tenmsThe group will be dlVlded s-parahngthe more advanced pla~ers from the nov-ICeplayers Focus Will be on stroke pro-dUChon smgles and doubles m3tch playand strategy

Wmter Sessions (10 weeks January 7 - March 15)Spring Sessions (10 weeks March 18 - May 24)

Class Size Limited - Call Now to Reserve Your Spot

TIllS Llt i one and a half hour programdesigned for JUIllOlS already partlClpat-tng m tournament competlhon ThISclass Win stress the fundamentals of allstrokes as well as movements footworkand strategy There Will be competlhvemalCh play strength and condmonmgtramlng each day

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gomg to fall asleep have 1your young person wake Jyou up and make sure the~give you a kiss goOOmght 1That way they have to be tcoherent and youre gomg ~smell booze on them If

theyve been dnnlong ~The second piece of

adVice that came from the ~foundatIOns October meet- ~mgs was to know Where ~children are and venfy It ~

Cr81g used the example 4Ja friend who called Ius ~daughter whIle she was outand asked to speak With theparents

Well they werentthpr (rll~ M H to14her If you would have tolcme they werent there Imight have let you shy

Another suggestIOn ISto Iallow youths to have more)responsiblhty so they can learn not to make mistakeSgt

Accordmg to lods what)keeps them from bemg dls-honest ISknowmg the consequence of maktng a mIS-take ISso large Craig SaidIf YOLlcan comUlWllCate -what the consequences areand what youll do If theydo get caught Its not yourfault as a parent

Overall Craig called the)asset approach a commonsense way to solve proble~~m an acceptable wa

There are so many pro- -grams that address prob- )lems CraIe saId Mv fthought process ISto find IthinKS VOLl can do III nlp ven(problems bull ]

nurturing skillsA Bon Secours BlrthCare

nurse educator teaches thesession and encourages bothgrandmothers and grandftJthers to attend

For more mformatlOn orto regtgttercall Bon SecouSCommumty HealthEducation at (586) 7797900between 9 a m and 4 p mMonday through Fnday

Coaches will be givenlaminated cards WIth specif-ic goals and )luggestioDs ofhow to Implement them

It focu8es on posltlvethmgs rather than negativetlungs said NeighborhoodClub executive directorJohn Bruce Theyre theIunds of thmgs theNeighborhood Club ISallabout - to help bUildstrong famlhes

Positive familycommunication(No2)

Among the youths whopa tiJltll-tJUl Lh~fuunJa-tlons October meetmgsCraig said ~Op(n and hon-est communlcatton betweenthe parents and the youngpeople does not eXist

One of the tOPiCStheyouths Said they mostwanted to approach theIrparents about was howtheir parents handled peerpressure when they wereyoung

One of the suggestIOnsyouths and adults came upWIthwas naVlng kids givethem a kiss goodnight whenthey carne home after aneVEnlDgout

Craig s81done of hiSdaughters uses that excusewhen shes out with fnendswhere alcohol is available

Tlus came up a lot WIththe parents 10 the sessIOnssaid Craig Tlus ISsome-thing a lot of parents dId _to wake up or If youre

soon to be-gr and pare n tswere told when they becamepanmt~

Sign up for the BonSecours Cottage grandpar-ents class and see for your-self what todays expectantparents are learmng Even ifyou already have grandclul-dren you might pick upsome new ideas or informa-tion about cluld care and

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GreatestFrom page IBtable and gnped about It8llld JUDlorclass treasurerDaria Wdhams

If It works It WIllpre-vent Issues from escalat-mg said JunIor class presI-dent Joe Zlchl

The most stnkmg aspectIS Its posltlve approachHesse said There arentany donts Ever smceColumbllle you have tohear what theyre sayingwhat thplr rml 9 on Ifwere really tuned 1Il to ourstudents and If they feellike theyre filled m on theprocess then we can dosomethIng about It

Cr81g hopes to estabhshpnncipal adVISOryteams m10 to 15 other lugh schoolsm the Grosse PomtesHarper Woods RoseVIlleBelleVIlle and Detroit

If nothIng happens thenat least theyre gomgthrough the processes andworkmg on these assetsCraig s81dThese arentnecessarilv measurablethmgs Just posItive out-comes

GlOIle PQlllle N en and The (Arut( ton ntwspapers are plannmg [nlaquor ltharmuI sputal edlllOO fcatunng Int babelof Ihe past Ytu We hope 00 land

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Tymgmto the SearchInstitutes goal No 18youth programs theNeighborhood Club willmstruct Its volunteer coach-es on fostenng additionalassets in team members mthe COultl~ uf pract1ce andplay starting with its youthbasketball l~~gues

Bon Secours Cottage offers grandparents classBon Secours Cottage

Health Semces offers a free~an(frarent glass from 7 to9 pm Monday Jan 14 inthe private dming room(lower level) at Bon SecoursHospital 468 CadIeux in theCity of Grosse Pomte

Todays childbearing cou-ples are bemg taught manythings that ~m to be theexact OppOSIteof what the

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University of Georgia

Carlyle graduated fromNorth Georgla College He ISVice preSident of operationsfor Apache Transport and ISa captam m the GeorglaArmy NlttIonal Guard

Ronning-Mahfet

Mr and Mrs DenniSWilham Ronnmg ofSavannah Ga haveannounced the engagementof their daughter AlisonLeigh Ronmng to DamelJoseph Mahfet son of Mrand Mrs Damel JohnMahfet of Charlotte N C formerly of Grosse PomteWoods

A June wedding isrlm~n1~

Ronning earned a bachelor of business adnunJstra-twn degree from theUmversity of Georgia andan MBA lD finance from~rgta State UmversityShe works for MediaOutsourcing Inc

Mahfet earned a BBA maccounttng and economicsfrom the University ofGeorgia He works for MooreColson m Atlanta

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AUCTIONfuesdayJanuary 15- 6 PM

WednesdayJanuary 16- 6 PMThursdayJan usry 17 6 PM

Chari Sdu-eyvltgtgel A N AtAmenr8J1 lt6l 1912) patlna~bTOftraquo 18~1lI

EmUy lJnn ROlDlUloand Matthew DeBetR

DeBets son of Julie DeBetsof Harper Woods and thelate Michael DeBets A Mayweddmg ISplanned

ROlfano graduated fromGrosse Pomte South HighSchool She 18 a teachersassistant at MasonElementary School

DeBets graduated fromCleary College With a degreeIn business managementHe ISself-employed

Osborne-Carlyle

Darlene and Vic Rohr ofWarren have announced theengagement of their daughter Kimberly Osborne for-merly of Harper WoodR tnJeff Carlyle of Helen Gason of Dons rarlye [Helen Ga and BoydCarlyle of Pendergrass Ga

A February weddmg isplanned

Glgtuurne earned a bache-lor of arts degree fromKalamazoo Colltgtge and amasters degree In commu-mcatlOns from theUmversity of SouthernCahfornla

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Dave and SallyWolschleger of Ruth haveannounced the engagementof their daughter Angela SWolschleger to Thomas WVeda II son of Thomas andFrances Veda of GrossePomte Farms A May wed-Jlllg IS piannea

Wolschleger earned abachelor of sCience degree mlegal studies from GrandValley State Umverslty anda masters degree m bUSI-ness administratIOn fromCentral MichiganUmverslty She IS a legaladmmistrator

Veda attended GrandValley State Universitywhere he studied naturalresources m3nsurrm~nt HIIIS a fmanclal Malyst andbusmess owner

FOlJTltfms Ormemtlnblha fron Uwo ar of 1812 a Navy IJItIIlIftU1Ucn A~ord an GffiCtr Ii drtlU ord and two CommISS1Dn1

tIKned b Pttacdent James Ma~aon petCII1Rlnc thento

-AUCTION rflutunnl property belonll1ne- to thp -F1V1ne ~~l1~A20r~~j ~ ~tQtc uf t~uG-russca POJnte-uOrawrL Karl Hates iDd numerous other estates and pnvate COllectlOllllpresenting an early 19 centUlYDuncan Phyfe claSSical mahogany work table a collection of nuhtana Includmg a Umted States War of 1812naval presentatIOn sword and ~ dress sword CommIssIOns Signed by Presulent James Mawson and CIVIlWarmemorabIlia a 10 86 carat round cut VS2 fancy yellow diamond nng a large collectIOnof gtports memorabIliaIncludmg complete sets of baseball cards lbpps 1952 to 1959 inclUSIve and Bowman 1954 and 1955 andcomplete sets of football cards Bovman 1953 to 1955 inclUSiVe 1968 TIgers team SIgned ball and muchmore a very large LolltlOn of antique and other weapons toys and eollectlbles includIng gtJekeyMouseItems bronzes by Charles SchrcYogel Marshall Fredeneks Charles Manon Russell and others Sliverincluding a stunmng late 19learly 20 century French sterling centerpece paintings by RIchard JerzyWladlslaw Szemer Eduard Von Grutzner John Pluhpp ilAlmagle HughIe Lee Smith Alfred ThompsonWIlliam Wulgery Juhus Oan Melehers and many more graplues by LoUISlcart Curner and ]ves Royuchtensteln Reverend Howard Finster and others Paul H Oelman photographs glass mclwhng Galleclocks pottery and porcelaIn Includmg Dr Wall penod porcelBln Onental rugs antIque and reproducbonfurnIture and mUChmuch more

PREVIEWThursday January 10 - Noon to 8 PM

Friday Tanuary 11 - Noon to 8 PMMonddY January 14 - 10 A M to 5 PM

Romano-DeBets

John and Lmda Bruce andVmcent and Kathy RomanoofGrosse Pomte Farms haveannounced the engagementof their daughter EmIlyLmn Romano to Matthew

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brides brother GeneGargaro III of Grosse PomteShores John BEaganMatthew W Hogan KevinC McCooey and Todd LPollack all of New YorkCity and TImothy JPlunkett of Tarrytown NY

The mother of the bndewore a dress WIth a whIteorganza bodice and blackSIlk charmeuse skirt

The grooms mother worea long fuchSia silk dress

MUSICwas prOVidedby theChnst Church ChOIr of Menand Boys a strmg quartetand organist Fredeflc DeHaven

The bnde earned a bache-lor of sCience degree fromGtnrgftwn llmverslty SheIS a producer and editor forteleVISion With theBloomberg Fmanclal News

The groom earned a bach-elor of arts degree fromGeorgetown UniversIty Heis an mvestment banker mtelecommUnications withSolomon SmIth Barney

The couple traveled toHawau They live InManhattan N Y

fine inCISIOnsm the corneaThose mClSlons change theshape of the cornea Thereshaped cornea focuseshght onto the retma anddtcu VUllunISrestored

Hundreds of thousandsperhaps mJlhons have hadthis surgery and aresupremely satisfied WIth theresults They now get byWithout reachmg for theirglasses or fussmg WIth contact lenses

TA~IK rgery is not frof comphcatlOns No surgeryIS Some people are botheredby the glare from hghtsespeCially at OIght A veryfew have suffered VISionloss If I were younger Iwould have the surgery

I directed thIS answer atnearSightedness LASIKhowever can be used forother VISIonproblems - far-SIghtedness and astIgma-tism

There are proceduresother than LASIK that cor-rect VISIOn LimitatIOns ofspace dont permlt a diSCUS-SIOnof them all

Readers may wnte DrDonohue or request an orthrform of allatlable healthnewsletters at PO Box536475 Orlando FL 32853-6475

Academy ChpelThe Most Rev Leonard P

BlaIr and the Rev Gerald EMurray offiCiated at the 6 30P m ceremony which wasfollowed by a receptIOn atthe Country Club of DetrOit

The bride wore a whiteSIlk gown and a cathedral-length veIl both tnmmed mwhite satlO She camed abouquet of white rose andstephanotiS

The maid of honor wasKatherine Re of BronXVIlleNY

ill Juemalds wereMeghan Burns of ChicagoEmily McCabe of New YorkCIty Dott Shea HoblO ofPabadena Cahf KathenneFrederick Webher of RoqtnnCarne Blrgbauer of SanFranCISco and BevanGarrett of Prescott Anz

Attendants woreWedgwood blue satin A-Imegowns and carned bouquetsof multi-colored summerflowers

The best man was thegrooms brother Thomas GGrace Jr of New York City

Groomsmen were the

Eye surgery can freepeople from glassesBy Dr Paul G DonohueSpeCial Wnler

Q Im trymg to deCide If Ishould have laser eyesurgery for nearltlehtpnnpssI am 36 and have worn

Glaises brIng a clearimage to a nearsighted eyeby focusmg mcommg lightdirectly onto the retma

The most common kInd oflaser eye surgery IS LASIKsurgery - laser m SitU ker-atomJleusls (CUR-ah-toe-muh-LOOSE-suss)

The cornea IS the outertOlluh r]PAr povpnn17 of the~y~Oi~ngdirectly m~front ofthe pupil WIth a laserbeam the eye doctor makes

I gl8SCS or contacts for 20yEars I have never beencomfortable With eIther Idgo for the surgery If I couldbe sure It would work and besafe Is It

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eyes that can see thmgs upclose but see distant objectsas a blur The problemcomes from the shape of theeyeball NearSighted eye-balls are elongated andthose eyes focus light mfront of the retma mstead ofon It The retma ltthe eyesfilm which the brain devel-ops mto VIsual pIctures

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Mr and Mrs MichaelJoseph Grace

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Lauren EhzabethGargaro daughter of Mrand Mrs Eugene A GargaroJr of Gros~e Pomte Shoresmarned Michael JosephGrace son of Mr and MrsThomas Gerard Grdce ofRye NY on July 14 2001at the Grosse Pomte

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Service above selfJohn Brooks Rotary District Governor

adclreued the Rotary Club of Grosse Pointerecaat1y with the message Hsuvice above self

As local leaden aud volunteen Rotarians areeoDUDitted to improving their local and globalcummUDities Rotarians pride themselves ontheir abWty to ftad commUDity solutions tolocal and IDternaticmal needs

The mother of the bndewore a full-length Ice graydress With a beaderl bodIce

The grooms mother worea full-length dress With awhIte top and mdescentnavy blue skirt

Scnpture readers wereBruce Wallace ofBrookhaven NY audKenneth Kerr of FairViewTenn

The bnde earned a bachelor of sCience degree fromthe UniversIty of Michiganana a masters degree 10bo-s admmctrRtlOnfr~-w Wayne StateUmverslty She IS a manag-er With Accenture

The groom earned a bach-tlor of SCience dewee fromPennsylvania tateUm erslty ahJ a master sdegree m busmess admmlS-tratlOn from Case WesternReserve He IS a Fordaccount manager WithGoodyear TIre

The newlyweds traveledto Germany SWItzerlandand Italy fhey live m WestBloomfield

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~f Naples Fla on Sept 22DOl at Christ ChurchGrosse Pomte

The Rev BrYant DenmsonJr offiCIatedat the 4 p mceremony which was fol-lowed by a receptIOn at theLochmoorClub

The bride wore an IvorysJlk strapless gown that tea-tured a bodICe and chapel-length tram decorated WIthcrystal beads She carned anosegay of apncot roses

The matron of honor wasthe bndes Sister NancyClark of PalatIne III ThemaId of honor was thebndes sister JennIfer Boydof Hoboken N J

Attendants wore full-length black dresses andcarned bouquets of apncotand wlute roses

The grooms brotherTImothy Pulte of Glen MillsPa was the best man

Groomsman was VincentMlhaltk of IndIanapolis IndUshers were Charles Clarkof Palatme III and ThomasSdhanek of Ann Arbor

lointe Shores ~grandparents are Richardand LUCinda Weiemuller ofGrand Blanc Great-grand-parents are Homer andShirley Welermiller ofGathnbug Tenn

Alexander JamesGraebner

Mr and Mrs DaVidGraebner of Troy are theparents of a son AlexanderJames Graebner born Feb19 2001 Maternal grandparents are the late Mr andMrs M James Walkl of theCity of Grosse PointePaternal grandparents areMr and Mrs HerbertGraebner of Bloomt1eldHills

Andrew GeromettaDreyfuss

Cvnthla and PeterDreYtuss of Naples Fia arethe parents of a son AndrewGerometta Dreyfuss bornMay 16 2001 Maternalgrandparents are JudithPaul of the CIty of GrossePOInte and the late WRonald Paul Paternalgrandparents are Jacquesand Francoise Dreyfuss ofM1amJ Fla

Sylvia ElaineHodges

Matt and Michele Hodgesof Grosse Pomte Park arethe parpnts of a daughterSylVla Elaine Hodges bornSept 26 2001 Maternalgrandparents are Ed andSue Yonne of EastpointePatenlal grandparents areRuth Brant of Carleton TomHodges of Rockwood and thelate Bdl Brant

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Blrmmgham daughter ofCrosby and Juha Boyd ofSanibel Fla formerly oftheCity of Grosse POlnte mar-ned Michael Lynch Pulte Jrof West Bloomfield son ofMichael and Dtbvlah Pulte

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Jude-Philipe DulacLisa Manz-Dulac and

Gerard B Dulac of GrossePomte Farms are the par-pntJl of a son DominIC JudePhlhpe Dulac born Dec 72001 Maternal grandpar-ents are Rosemarie andRichard Manz ofWJ1hams1leNY Paternalgrandparents are Georgetteand Bertrand Dulac ofRancho Palos Verdes Cahf

Jacob JosephShaheen

j Mr and Mrs Joseph Mghaheen of Mmneapohs arertbe parents of a son Jacob-lJoseph Shaheen born July25 2001 Grandparents are

1Grosse Pomters DeShaheen Ted Zberanowskirand the late Joseph JlShaheen

Jenna MarieShaheen

trMr and Mrs Paul Vincentaheen of Orland Park

I are the parents of a~aughter Jelna Mariegthaheen born Aug 13~OOI Granoparents arelarosse Fomters De~haheen Ted Zberanowskyand the late Joseph~haheenI Mary Kathryn Weiermiller Curt and AnneWeiermdler of Grosse PomteWoodsare the parents of a~aughter Mary KathrynfWelermlller born June 212001 Maternal grand par-~nts are George and MaryiEllen Dakmak of GrosseI

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Detroit which is celebratLng Its 16th 8Dnlversary ISalocally run affiliate and ISresponsible for raiSingfunds and volunteers tosupport its building effortsHabitat for DetrOIt willcomplete Its 100th house 111Detroit by spnng 2002

Mens groupmeets Jan_ 4 11

The Ecumenical Men sFnday Breakfast group WIllmeet at 730 am FndayJan 4 at Grosse Pomt~Memorial Church 16Lakeshore m Grosse PomteFarms The speaker WIll beSydney Rooks of fort StreetPresbyterian Churchs OpenDoor program

On Fnday Jan 11 DrNed Chalet will be thespeaker for the group wluchmeets every week andserves breakfast Chalet5topic will be PosltveJeWlBhHIStory Smce Jesus

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HabItat for HumanityInternatIonal an ecumem-cal Chnsban muustry dedI-cated to tlmunaTmg povertyhousing 18 celebrating lts25th anniversary Foundedby Millard Fuller alongwith hISwife Tmda Habitatfor Humamtv Internationaland its affiliates in morethan 2000 UllllllUIl tu~s in81 nations have bUllt andsold more than 100000homes to partner familiesWIth no-profit zero-interestmortgages Families con-tnbute 300 hours of volun-teer labor to support theirhouse construction

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In the froat from left are Chase cunnlaghm of Groue IoJDte Partne LUlie SldaIier of Ccue City Nclghborhooda TrlD1 LeIrN Uld Sam Smith andiUzabullbeth WIlliam bullbull both of Groen Pointe PartDen Partners

The banks philOiiuhyofpartnershIps Jllustrated mIts motto Bank One onewith the commumty hascontnbuted to Its fifth consecutIve outstandingCommunity ReinvestmentAct rating Schwab said

Construction on thIShouse was started InAugust Thats pretty fastSchwab said

Tne Partners has recentiy~g n reoenng househuldfixtures and cabmetry fromhouses slated for demolitionin the Grosse Pointe areaaccordmg to Jack Williamsa member of the PartnersH~ says Items recoveredWIll beuro placecl in Habitthomes through the organi-zations ReStore programReStore accepts donationsof surplus bUlldmg materi-als from contractors andsells them to low-mcomehomeowners for a nommalfee

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Grosse Pointe Partners Bank One make surethat Detroit family has home for the holidays

ChrIstmas came a fewdays early when Tnm leWiSreahzed the dream of ownmg her own house - thanksto the Grosse PomtePartners and Bank One

On Dec 22 representatIves from Bank One andthe Partners dedIcatedleWISShouse In HabItat forHumamty DetrOItsTncentennial Village m thecitys Core CItyNeIghborhoods

The Rev V Bruce RIgdonsemor JJastor of GrosseP(llntE Memonal ChurchwhIch IS a member of thePartners SaId Chnstmas ISa story of homelessnessand a story of dlscovenngGods love

Habitat IS a programthat bnngs out the very bestIn everybody he saId ItprOVIdesa safe wholesomeplace where famIlIes canlearn to love God and serveeach other

Grosse Pomte Partnelllfounded in 1997 IS a collab-oratIon of 12 churches mvanous Grosse Pomte com-munities The PartnersraIse money and recruit vol-unteer support to buildHabItat houses In additionto Detroits TricentenmalVillage the Partners havehelped build Habitat housesin West Virginia and CostaRlIll

~Bank One UI proud of itspartnershIp with the GQ~Pointe Partners and work-ing with its volunteersespecially its youth volun-teers said Jack Schwabvice president Bank Oneand board member ofHabitat fUT Humanity-Miclugan It was inspira-tIOnal for me to see thoseyoung people working here

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ABCD- A BIble Chapter Dady -Is one of many ways to read the BibleFor my own and other lIves On The HillDuri1g late August to late October ABeDsIhe Chromcler of some 2400 years agoHelped heart-mmd-floul Ul 2001 ADDowhat ISnght In the sight of the Lord

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This and much more 1D the two books ofChronicles the conclusion of the HebrewScnptures I find veri contemporary that 1SFull of most relevant meanmll for todayThese leaet often e~d h~k5 rThe Chnstiar ~ibJes 66 are full ofDowns and ups destructive and reneWIng

The Pastors CornerBy the Rev Gutav Kopkll JrSt James Lutheran Church

Wedo not know what to doBut 0 Lord our eyes are on you bullFor decades I have loved to pray theseWords ascnbed to DIetnch BonhoetferGerman Lutheran Pastor and TeacherAnti-NaZI martyr executed m 1945 Just before the Allies liberated my natIve land

One month after the unMuslim terrorI read on October 11 m II ChroniclesTlus prayer of Jehoshaphat who didWhat was nght gtn the SIght of thELord 0 Lord God of our fathers do you not ruleOver all the kmgdOfISof the natlOnsIn your hand are power and mIght

So that none ISable to WIthstand youIf ~~comes ~por us ue ~tllstLTdBefore you and cry to you mOur affllctlon and you WIllhear and saveWhom the Exodus forces on their way toThe promIsed land had not mvadedWere now terronzmg With destructive force

They reward us by coming to dnve usOut of your promIsed land America0 our God will you not execute judgmentOn them For we are powerlessAgamst what IScommg agamst usWe do not know what to doBut our eyes are on you

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funded under an mvestIgd-tor-Initiated research grantfrom the NatIOnal Instituteon Drug Abuse Surveys ofnationally representativesamples of Amencan highschool benlOrs were begun m1975 makmg the class of2001 the 27th such c1assurveyed Surveys of 8thand 10th graders wereadded to the delgn In 1991maklOg the 2001 natIOnallyrepreentatIve samples the11th such classes surveyed

The sample blzes m 2001are 16800 8th graders14300 10th graders and13300 12th graders for atotal of 44300 students mall

behaVIOr or SOCialproblemshave later been diagnosedWIth VISIOnproblems

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We cherish our chddrenWe should chensh theIrVIlOn too An eye care pro-feSSIOnal can make all thedifference

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types of changes you mightexpect to result from shiftsm the advertlsmg miX agreater amount of negatIvenews coverage or less favor-able portrayals of smokmgIn entertmnment program-mmg

There IS also eVldenpetrom the study that ciga-rettes have become some-what less avaIlable to teensThe proportlOn of 8thgraders s8)lng that It wouldbe ~falrly easy or veryedlgtY tor tnem to get cIga-rettes 11 they wanted somehas fallen from 77 percent In1996 to 68 percent In 2001Among 10th graders theproportIOn fell somewhatless from 91 percent to 86percent over the same timeperIOd The mvestlgatorsnote however that the greatmajority of these youngteens stIll say that they haveready access to cIgarettes

Will these favorabletrends In cigarette smokmgamong young people contm-ue

The reductIOns in thenumbers of teens who aresmokmg or who are accept-mg of smokln should helpto deter other teens fromstartmg Johnston saidBut the fact that the pro-portlOn who 1udge smokingto be dangerous IS no longernSlng may be an early warn-ing Sign of a slowdown m thedeclme in teen smokmg

Monitonng the Future IS

By Dr Howard Purcell(NAPS) - Heres an eye-

openmg statistic Only 9percent of Amencan chl1-dren have had an eye exambefore they entlr schoolThat can lead to more prob-lems than parents mayImaglne

Parents should take theirchtldren to an eye care professlOnal for a comprehen-SIve eye exam - not slinplya Vlblon screenlng - by theage of three again beforestartmg Bchool and everyyear while In school

Cherish childrens vision

A thorQugh eXRmlfllltonconsists of more than Simplyreading a chart It tests notonly VISIOn but also pro-VIdes information about thechilds overall health profile

Many children who havefared poorly at school or whohave demonstrated negative

A conSiderable body ofresearch - some of It basedon Momtorlng the Futuredata -- has shown that pncecan be an Important deter-rent to smokmg for youngpeople Work reported lastmonth by the UM investiga-tors at the World ConferenceUll 8111ukmg or health InNew Orlean hows thatsince 1997 the proportIOn ofstudents reportmg frequentexposure to antl-smokmgads has Increased conslder-~blJ Iu t1nA dJC lUU1JOTuuncredltmg the ads With actu-ally helpmg to mfluencethem not to smoke hasIncreased substantially aswell

Smce 1995 there has beensome mcrease at all gradelevels m the proportIOns ofstudents sa)lng that pack-a-day smokers run a greatrisk of harmmg them-selves (phjrsJcaHy UJ Jamp uLLerways) although thiS beliefdid not mcrease any furtherIn lOOl (Thl MODltonng theFuture study has shown per-ceived harm to be an Impor-tant deterrent to young peo-ples use of a number of Ilhc-It drugs)

While many adultsbeheve that young peopleunderstand the dangers ofsmokmg our data suggestthat a lot of tettllgt stIli donot particularly the youngerteens Johnston saId Forexample Some 43 percent oftodays 8th graders stili donot thmk there is a greatnsk associated With pack-a-day smokmg

In addition there hasbeen some Increase smce1996 (1997 for 12th graders)In students personal dIsap-proval of smokmg

These findmgs suggestthat It IS not Just pnce thatIS actmg as a deterrent toclgarltte use JohnstonsaId There have been someunderlymg changes mImportant beliefs and atti-tudes as well These are the

to management about futureplans for the faclhty lnclud-Il~g new equipment diS-counts mcentlves and pro-grams

If you really enj)y a goodhealth club It can becomeyour home away from homeThe people you meet and thegood feehngs of accomphsh-ments and results can beworth It If you find the rightone Ask all the nght questwns and research the localfaclhtles to find the perfectmatch for you

Kellv rrdfrn B S C S CS lS a p~rsonal tramer and the owner of PowerBreak FUness If you have afitness or tramlng questIOne-matl Kelly atletters kfwShearstsc com orwnte her m care of KmgFeatures Weekly SerVicePO Box 536475 OrlandoFL 32853-6475

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shown Important dechnes III2001 bpeclfically I

ThIS year about one Inevery 18 8th-graders (5 1percent) IS a current dallysmoker one of every eight10th graders (122 percent)and about one In every five12th graders (19 percent)These dallr smo~lng rate~are down proportIOnallyfrom ther peak levels In1996 (1997 III the case of the12th graders) by about one-half one-third and one11 ltlrtn1j nt~~t~u~~) Thrare down proportlOnally Justfrom last years levels by 26percent 13 percent and 8percent respectively

These important dechnesm teen smokmg did not Justhappen by chanceJohnston said A lot of mdl-vlduals and organizatIOnshave been making concertedefforts to bnng down theunaccectlblv hgh rates ofsmokmg am~ng ~ur youth ~

Amon~ the efforts henotes are a number thatemerged from the tobaccosettlement between thestates and the tobacco com-panies

The Joe Camel advertIS-Ing campaign was endedbillboard adYertlBlng of ciga-rettes was ehmmated andantlsmoklng advertlsmgcampaigns werp Inltated bythe newly formed AmencanLegacy FoundatIOn that wasfunder under the settle-ment Johnston saidFurther a number of stateslaunched their own antl-smokmg ad campaignsullIe aiso raIsed theIr excisetaxes on cigarettes and theIndustry raised prices morder to cover their costsfrom the settlement On topof all of thIS the mdustryreceived a great deal of neg-ative pubhclty dunng themld- to late-1990s as theIrpast practices were exposeddunng the htigatlOn processWIth the states and m thefederal regulatory debates

Abullrnelcan Councll onExerCise (ACE) and TheNatlOoal Strength andCondltlOmng ASSOCiatIon(NSCA) There are othersthat Just requIre a weekendcourse Find out how manyyears the person has beentralnmg and whether theyhave a degree m the field

The third Issue IS conve-mence You want to be surethe faclhty IS easy to get tofrom your home or Job If Ittakes you too long to getthere or It IS out of your wayyou may be wastmg yourmoney

FInally check the avad-ablhty of classes and equip-ment VISit the faCIlIty at theapprOXImate time you planto exercise so you can seeow busy thmgs are Youdont want your one-hourworkout to ake two hours tocomplete because yourewaltmg on machmesl Talk

Areyou ayoung adult troubled f)with lower back problems f-

Attend a FREE lecture

Thursday Jan 10 at 7 pmCnnnely Auditorium at Bon SeCburs Hospital468 Cadieux at E lefferson in Grosse Pointe

Daniel Elskens MD a Bon Secours Cottage neurosurgeon explainS the mostcommon reasons for low back pain In young and middle-aged adults such assports InJunes or lumbar strain He also discusses current treatment methods thatInclude minimallY invasive procedures and dlscectomles (removal of the damageddiSC from between the spine bones) The lecture IS directed at men and womenbehleen the ages of S 21d soA Questlon-and-answer session IS Included and refreshments are servedRtst1Il11()n~ Irt rlQUlred

For more information or to pre-register callCommunity Health Promotion at (586) 779-7900

Included high school seniorsSinCE 1975 and natIOnallyrepresentative samples of8th and 10th graders since1991 QuestIOnnaires areadministered to students Intheir c1asbroomb by ISR staflmembem each sprmg

Current smokmg (definedac S10klng- one or ffi0rc Cig-arettes dunng the past 30days) had been decllmngsteadily blnCe the reLentpeak levels reached m 1996among 8th and lOthgraders and m 1lt1lt17~TTHO

12th graders Between 1996and 2001 current smokmgamong 8th graders fell from21 percent to 12 percentand among lOth gradersfrom 30 percent to 21 per-cent

Among 12th graders cur-rent smokmg fell from 37percent m 1997 to 30 per-cent In 2001 - a proportion-al decline of about two-tenthb Thus the youngerage groups have shown thegreatest Improvement so farThe drop In current smokmgthat occurred Just thiS year- of 2 5 percentage POintsm 8th grade and 2 6 percent-age POints In 10th grade -are highly statistically slg-mficant while the Z percent-age-pomt dechne In 12thgrade fell Just short of bemgsjgIhficai1t

Prior to the peak teensmokmg rates reached Inthe mld-1990s currentsmokmg among 8th and10th graders had been nsmgrapIdly With about a 50 per-cent mcrease ocrurringbetvccn 1991 and 19SGSmoklllg had been nsmgamong 12th graders as wellthough not by as large a pro-portlOn

The rates of dally currentsmokmg m the three gradelevels (defined as havmg oneor more cigarettes per dayover the past 30 days) havehnwtl parallel trends tothose for any current smok-mg and hkewlse have

slOn on thp tRrihn eqmp-ment You might want to askwho cpans the equipmentSamtary facilities careabout thelr members

Second check the quahfi-catIOns of the staff You wantto be bure ~haL the peoplewho are showmg you how toexercise know what they aredomg Ask to talk directly tothem and ask questIOns Letthem know If you plan to usea personal tramer whatyour health history IS andwhat your goals are fortrammg The more thoroughyou can explam your previ-ous expenences the easier ItWIll be for the trainer to fig-ure out what w111work foryou

Some highly recogmzedcertificatIOns for perconaltramers are from TheAmencan College of SportsMedlcme (ACSM) The

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Teen smoking declines sharply in 2001In a year In which good

news seems hard to come bythere IS some good newsfrom the health frontCigarette smoking the leadIng cause of preventabledeath and disease In thiscountry IS falling harplyamong American teenagers

The latest natIOnal surveyIn the ~MoOltorJng theFuture~ smes conducted bythe Umverslty of MichiganInstitute for Social Research(lSR) shoy s that teen smok-mg IS rapidly dechnmg

t)WlOO on natIOnally repre-sentative surveys of some44000 students In grades 810 and 12 18k research SCIentlsts have found that ado-lescent smokmg IS dechmngat a vigorous pace ThiS con-trasts to the dramaticincrease In teen smokingobserved In the early 199Ossays study director Lloyd DJohnston

Because the ~~n yearsare cntlcal In the mitiatlOnof HIIMIy aU hfetlme smok-mg habits what happensdunng that developmentalpenod IS vital to the eventu-al health and longeVity ofeach generatIOn JohnstonSald Thats what made thesharp Increase In the early1990s so wornsome and It ISalso what makes thiS

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Shop around-fot the best health club

dechne hich began In thelattpr half of the 1990s soenCUUlil~mg

The 2001 Momtonng theFuture survey Included stu-dents m 424 publH and pn-vate secondary schoolsthroughout the cotermmousUmted Statpl Tnhls~on andfellow social psychologistsJerald G Bachman andPatnck M OMalley havebeen conducting the studysince 1975 With supportprovIded by the NationalInstitute on Drug Abuse oneof the NatIOnal Institutes ofHealth m the U SDepartment of Health andHuman ServIces

The annual surveys have

By Kelly Griffin BSCSCS

With the New Year youmay find yourself resolvmgto lose the same 10 or 15pounds you swore to workoff last year Couldnt do It

fon your own Perhaps ItStime to conSider JOlnmg agym or health club

There are plenty of bene-fits In JOining a fitness faCil-Ity You get a vanety ofequIpment and classes tochoose trom Meetmg peopleIS easy You can get helpstartmg a routme from anattendant or trameI If youare looking to Jom a fitnessfaclhty for the first time orwould hke to shop aroundfor a better one than the oneyou currently attend hereare some tips for finding thebest one for the money

First and foremost makesure the eqUipment IS keptm good workmg condItIOnIn any facthty aflty shouldbe first Check for rustedcableb or weight plates duston the machines and corro-

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Have no fear Itsalready arTlvmg At WrIt109we have more than70 cartons of the baneT)~ t 01 n riPAn th ~~J _ ~ oJ

many more WIllbe m andwe win have the tax formexhlb1ts out WIth formsfree for the talong

Many forms straggle mthrough January Somenever arnve at all Thefederal forms arrIve firstsporadically The stateforms almost never gethert until the end ofJanuary DetroIt formsamve even later If theyare sent at all

Old you seTYeThe UmtedStates Nvy MemonalFoundatlOn m WashingtonDC has estabhshed theNavy Log m an effort tohonor all naval veteranswho have served our coun-try

The Navy Log IncludesNavy Manne Corps CoastGuard and MerchantManners The Navy Log hasthus far collected the names

Now more than ever tnpInsurance ISproVldmg peaceof mmd tv Amencans whoare eXeTCSmgtheIr freedom- _ _ D_~ _ ~_

_ laV~l lIIgt _I only about 8 to 10 percent oftravelers purchased msur-ance accordmg to TravelGuard InternatIOnal ofStevens Pomt WIS thecountrys largest travelinsurer Now between 33and 50 percent are bUYingtravel msurance

ThlS is a good Sign thattravelers are takmg a en-ous mterest m protectingtheir vacation mvestmentsllld Larry Dickens chrectorof vendor relations for AMTravel Agency We wantpeople to mamtam theirnormal travel habIts andtrip insurance prOVIdes anextra level of securitv

Accordmg to D1ckens Ifyour Journey mcludes acruse a package tour or acondo or VUa- whIch oftenreqUIres payment In fullbefore you leave - tripmsurance can be qUite use-ful The same IS true If youshould requue medIcalattentwn whlle overseas

The relatively small addi-tIOnal purchase car savethousands of dollars f thetraveler IS forced to canceldue to unforeseen crcum-

Washington memorial honors veterans

TRIP insurance offerspeace of tnind for travelers

Dlclunson saldIt cost $1368 to pnnt the

ongmal verswn The reVeion would add $560

Woods deputy comptrollerRobert Kraft told commis-SIon members he would seekpnce quotes from mulbplepnnters

Smce the booklet IS forthe reSIdents of GrossePomte Woods and that anaverage of 50 booklets IS ds-tnbuted by the city clerk tonew resdents each monthKraft agreed addItIOnalfundlng could be obtamedfrom the citys operatingbudget to support the cost ofnMntlnlJ ~n PYnltnllPCl Pelt-tlOn a~cordingto tree com-mlSsion documents

We dont have the fundsIn tlns years budget to addthe four pages but wereproceedmg to develop tha~Dickinson sad We hope mthe next fi1cal year wellinclude that in our budget

Tasty broccoh amp garhcIS a perfect SIde dsh wthbeef poultry or seafoodSteam the broccoh aheadto save time Double therecipe for larger groups

My brotherm-law CarlHankla helped me pre-_ +l- Irl ~ 41~ n 1 u - -

ful broccoh We served Itwth beef tenderlolIl andmashed potatoes (pre-pared by my other brother-In-law Dan Caton) Themeal was e~oyed by myentlr~ famly

Together we had tun lI1

the kltchen Eatinghealthy doesnt have to bebonng Special thanks toCall for being my righthand tn the Iotchen dur-mg the hohdays yourethe best

200 PM THE LEGAL INSIDERChIstopher Cavanagh Hosts local attome)s DaVid Draper and DouglolSDempse) tae an illS Ide Jccl at current legal ISSueS(Repealed M-Sun 400 AM MlWfSun 6 00 PM)

230 PM POINTERS WITH PROSTGuesl AJra PollacA IvtChgQJI Em rounema CounetlHost John Prosllllier-Iels local celebnlles aboullirneI) 10JllCS (Repeated M-Sun 40 AM MIWIFSun700 PM)

300 PM TH11iGS TO DO AT THE WARMEMORIALGueSIS Jobl1 Case) amp MIchelle BomlaTloBunn) Brooks host an IIlformalle 100 al whal sha~llInl al the War Memonal (Repeated M Sun) OOAM MWiIiun 8 00 PMgt

330 PM POINTES Of HORTICUITUREGuesl Joe S Floer ArI(llglI Parr IHost honleultuml Jim Farquhar hares lips gles61(1Ice and Inlen IC S lOCJ1 dULhOIIIIl VII grdcOIng(Repeated 1 gtun ~OAM MWII Sun 6 10 PvI)

400 PM YOUNG VIEW POTNTF-Sl pbeal )oulh sho featunng students reJXgtnmg00 a anel) of educallonal loples (Repealed M iun 600AM 1 Ifi un 810 PM)

4)0 PM HTERCOI_OR WOR~JlOPRenowned local artist (arol LaChlUsa demonlralealereolor lechnlques SImple enough for begmnerltHI challengmg 10 the epenenced artist (RepealedM-Sun 610 -M 1IWflltun 9 ()()PM)

500 PM VITALITYPLtA half hour of hod) Il1mng and epklci bolngexercIe cia 1WIF-iiun tepleklxllIlgTffhiat Tone IRepeated M iun 7 00 AM)

530 PM fLSICAtiTORY11MtJAMBOREEHosls 11 GlOria from the Central Llonmand MI~ Paula lhe Mem 1u~ Maer ofter a Ihalf hour of tones dnu mule lor children(T rrh~1 0 PM onl) )

BOllshallow water m asteamer pot add the broccob and cover Steam for 3to 4 mmutes (It Mil stillbe bnght green) drainand set aSIde Heat the 011in a large nonbtlck slolletAdd the garhc oreganoand broccoh and sauteuntIl the garlic becomesgolden about 4 to 5 mm-utes

A LA ANNIE

By Annie RouleauSCheriff

(from ajar)14 teaspoon crushed

red pepper flakes(optional)

Every new resldent getsa copy of thIS book

Is a beautiful bookDickmson sllld It was theTree Commisswns contnbu-bon to the Ctys 50thanmversary along Mth theHlstoncal CommIssionschronology of the Woods

The proposed four-pageexpanSlOn wlll have room foraddltional hlstoncal mfor-mation

We have plans tomcrease the content of thebook mcluding a map thatMil show all the varieties oftrees on the walkin~ path atLake Front Park said AllenDlckmson the Woods citycouncIl represent8tlve to thetree commisson

Commumty Tree Bookletpublished by the GrossePomte Woods TreeCommlSSlont WIll includemajor changes accordmgto commlssion members

GROSSE POINTE WAR MEMORIALS

TV5TELEVISION FOR THEWHOLE COMMUNITY

Holidays are over its time to getback to healthy eating

Add the roaeted pepperand crushed red pepperand toss for an add1tonal2 to 3 mmutes SeasonwIth salt and pepper IfdeSIred Serve hot

910AM InUIT PUISA half hour deroblc ccrclse class (Repeated M-SunII 00 PM)

938 AM POSITIVELY lOSlTIVEFTOIIA LtOld IVrllIhl HauseHosts JeaOle kNell and Lit AIen bull an upllftmg half-hour of JX1li lItltudc and Ideas (Repealed M-sunII 0 P1 MVr gtun 9 0 PM)

10ooA1 WHOS ll THE KITCHEllGllel Ptrld PerHost Chue Kaess eools With local eclebntles(Repelcd 1 un IHJnghl TThS 1( 0 PM)

1038 M ISIIgt ARTArt amp Poem(Repclted 1n 12 gtOAM 1Wif-Sun5 gt0 PM)

1100 A OlT OF THE ORDINARY bullbullINTO TIfJ- EXTRAORDI1oIARYGuesl jail SII ImagerHolaquol ROOcrtTa Ir prcoent an etraordmal) half-hour01 poopk p1ac~ nd Icka (Repealed M Sun 00AvI 1 n h ial 9-00 P1)

1130 11 THF ~OCSHOWCelller fOI Peace amp tOIlfcl Sludies WSUHot rrJIl ehonLnhltrg and her gues dl~U toptcalld e Ill 01 panleuldr Inlerest to en lOT ~IIIZtn(Reptaled M un 1 ~()AM TffhSal ( 00 PM)

U69 pf 11IF ECONOMIC CLUB OfDETROITHIS Fmlllltnct Adam Cardma MGldaFeature nllIonall no n guet speaKe dl~eulIlgcurren I 11 n Ihe bulnts communi I) IRepealedM-Sun 2 00 A 1 1 Th al 7 IXl PMgt

110 PM THt EASTSIDE EAMIJilERRonald 1 f)gtIIafd HOllie

HOit Jlliia ~m and UCI highlight upeomlllg localnon proII [lllt111 elLnl (Reneated 1 iun ~ OOAM1IWI un 7 ~O11)

130P1 (0 ERSTIO~ WITHCOI I EltTORBcaln POlleH~L lU UI HdlV f~lluSCS ll1i k)CJ ntc ng clI cI rRl peatcd vi 110 0 AM Tffhlial ROO111

Broccoli amp Garlic1 pound broccoli flo-

rets (the tops of thetrees)

2 teaspoons olive oilS garlic cloves

minced14 teaspoon dried

oregano14 cup thinly sliced

roasted red pepper

Its time to pItch theChristmas cookles thenuts the pies and cakesand other sweet holidaydehght that youvetucked around thelutchen

Its tlntl to get healthyStart the new year

nght by treatmg yourbody to the fresh fruitsand vegetables that areavaIlable year round

ThIS weeks feature IS aIiT l ~1o hrgt +-1) 0 ~11 tJ 1 -

broccoli that S SImple toprepare and puts a littleZIpmto the popular greenvegetable

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DAYTIME PROGAAMVIING FOR THE WEEK OF JANUARY 06 - JANUARY 13

Woods tree booklet is branching outBy EsradLindbergStaff Wnter

A local group of treefdncJ~r 1S lvukifl~ for aprmter to manufacture1000 addItlonal copIes of agulde to area trees I

A new edItIon of the

1+1Martini lounge

amp Wine BarUve Music Friday lk saturdaY

January 3 2002Grosse Pointe New8 Metro calendar 76

Periodontal disease may lead to seriousmedical conditions but it is treatable

For addItional Informa-tIOn on penodontal dIseaseVISIt www arestm com orcall (866) 2737864

Interestingly In a recentsurvey of 1000 Amencansover half rated regular den-tal VISItsand teeth cleanmgshIgher than gettmg regullt1cholesterol checks Howeverfar fewer request a dentalscreemng that could predIcttheIr chances of contractingpenodontal disease

nate the remaming bactenathat cant be reached dunngthe SRP procedure ArestmIS a fast and easy treatmentthat IS Omfortable forpatients anesthesia IS notneeded

ExhUttIona ShowAt the DIA

From the old masters tothe finest m modern art dIS-cover the gallerIes and exhI-bItIOns of the DetrOItInstItute of Arts The play-tmngs of the baby boomergeneratIOn are the focus ofphotographer DaVIdLevmthals VIVidexhIbItionSmall Wonder Worlds In aBox runnmg throughSunday Feb ~ The eventsof late 16th and 17lh centu-ry England and the beautyof nature are reflected m theexhIbItion Garden Imageryin English EmbrOIdery openthrough Sunday March 10Amencas oldest culturaltralhtlOnb are celebrared mthe exhIbItion Dance of theForest Spmts A Set ofNative American Masksthrough May 2002 Museumhours are Wednesdaythrough Fnday from 11 amto 4 pm and Saturday andSunday from 11 a m to 5p m Recommended admisSlon IS $4 for adults and $1for chIldren and studentsCall (313) 833-7963

On go nDSO notes

The DetrOlt SymphonyOrchestras DetrOlt EdlsonFoundabon Pops returns toOrchestra Hall 3711Woodward m DetrOitThursday Jan 10 throughSunday Jan 13 for StarsStllpes and Pops with trumpeter Marcus BelgravePerformances are scheduledfDr Thursday at 8 pmFriday and Saturday at 8 30P m and Sunday at 3 p m

T1ckets range from $19 to$75 Call (313) 576-5100

weekly workouts are $78 fortwo sessions $106 for threesessIOns or $124 for four ses-sIOns RegIster today forJanuary classes mcludmgGolf Tae Kwon Do KarateYoga TennIS GUItar AdultConversational GreekSmart Women FinIsh FIrstand Watercolors MacombCounty Commumty Collegeoffers a WIdevanety of waysto expand your honzons attheir AssumptIOn CulturalCenter campus To regIsterfor MCC programs call(586) 4984000PreregIstratIOn IS reqUIredfor most AssumptIOn cours-es Call (586) 779-6111

DO YOU bullbullbullwant to be in the metro calendar

Then fill out ttns form send 111096llterctleval Grosse PootErFarms 48236 or fax to (313) 882-1585 by 3 P m Fnday

EventDateTimePlaceCostQuestions CallContact Person

Recently dentISts andhygJemsts have begunaddmg the antIbIOticArestm a locally admmls-tered antibiotIc to help fightpenodontal dIsease to theSRP procedure The antlblotic ISapphed dIrectly to themfected area helpmg ehml-

serious health condItionsBecause penodontal dIS-

ease is a chrome bactenalmfectlOn It can be treatedWIth an antibIOtic TypIcaltreatment for penodontaldisease mcludes scaling androot planing also known asSRP This non-surgIcal procedure Involves deep clean-mg above and below thegum hne to remove plaquethat has bUIlt up

Parents who SIgn up for aKalo class can take advan-tage of free KIddIeKalolBaby Sitting Mondaythrough Thursday from 9 30to 10 a m Nonreglsteredparents pay $1 for fuddleKalo The 17-statlOnNauttlus weIght traInIngroom IS open Mondaythrough Thursday from B to1030 a m and 6 to 830 p mand Fnday from 8 to 1030a m The fee IS $50 for twodays per week $70 for threedays per week or $4 fordrop-m users KaloExerciseJNautilus combo

Ford Houseexperiences

Expenence the grandeurof one of AmencasCastles at the Edsel ampEleanor Ford Houlgte llUULakeshore m Grosse PomteShores Tours WIllbe offeredon the hour Tuesdampythrnugh Sunday from noonto 4 pm Monday Jan 7through Sunday March 31The Ford House Will beclosed Monday Jan 21through Monday Feb 4 TheTea Room will be closeduntil Sunday March 31Tonrllt re ~n for nnlh ~ifor semors -and $4-f~~--~~I~dren Grounds admISSIon IS$5 Annual Passes are avaIl-able for $18 Call (313) 884-4222

Assumption offeringsA full schedule of classes

and events aWalt you at TheAssumptIOn CulturalCenter Reach a npw tab- ofwell-being and cardlOvascular fitness by slgnmg up forKalosomatlcs exercIse pro-grams which combme aero-bICSWIth walking runningstretchmg elements of yogaand k1ckboxmg The WinterSession will run throughSaturday March 2 Fees are$52 tor two-day seSSIOns$74 for three-day sessIOnsand $94 for four-day ses-sions There IS a 25 ilis-count for semors

1~~SehnskyGreen FarmhouseMuseum located dIrectlybehmd the St ClaIr ShoresPubhc LIbrary LIsted In theMIchIgan State RegIster ofHlstonc Sites thIS farm-house IS owned by the CItyof St ClaIr Shores dnd oper-ated by the St Clair ShoresHlstoncal CommISSIOn Thehouse IS open for toursWednesday and Saturdayfrom 1 to 4 pm Call (586)771-9020

If left untreated gIngIVltlScan progress to penodontltlswhen the plaque spreadsbelow the gum lIne Toxmsm the bactena can destroythe bone and gum that surround the teeth creatmgpockets for bactena to accumulate As the pocketsbecome deEpermOrEroom screated for bactena to growEventually these bactenaenter the blood streampotentially leadIng to morc

In the early stage of pen-odontal dIsease the gumscan become red swollen andbleed eaSily At thIS stagethe dIsease IS reverSIble andcan be ehmmated throughroutme dental cleanmgs anddaily brushing and flossmg

Gum dIsease IS a senouschroDlc bactensl mfectlonthat attacks and destroysthe gums and bones thathold your teeth in place ThemfectlOn occurs when dentalplaque a sticky sometimescolorless film accumulateson the surfaces of the teeth

tal infections - and othermore serious diseases Thispotentlal connectionbetween gum disease andserious condItions such asheart ilisease diabetes andlow bIrth rate babIes ISsoberin~ news

Farmhouse museumStep back into the daJly

hfe of a mid19th centuryfarm famIly livmg m EnnTownshiP now St ClairShores WIth a tour of the

Educationalopportunities

Take advantage of educa-tional opportunities WIthLIfelong Learning classes atSt Peter the ApostleElementary School 19800AnIta In Harper WoodsFashIOn your own greetmgswith a Card Makmg classMondays Jan 14 throughFeb 4 from noon to 2 p mThe fee IS $75 Shape upWIth ExerCise Classes formature adults Tuesdaysand Thursdays Jan 15through May 30 from 9 15to 10 15 a m or 10 30 to11 30 a m The fees are $90for ~woUllYII ~r w~eK$45for one day per week or $3for walk-ms Harper Woodslibranan Suzanne Kent WIlllead a free Book ReviewWednesday Jan 16 from 1to 2 pm m St PetersPansh House Those whohave completed theBeginner Computer coursecan partake In anIntroductIOn to WordMondavs Jan 14 throu2hFeb 4 from 9 to 11 a m Thefee IS$70 Computer classesfor Begmners will be offeredWednesdays Jan 16through Feb 6 from 1130am to 2 p m or ThursdaysJan 17 through Feb 7 from9 to 11 30 a m The fee IS$90 SIgn up for anIntemetlE-Mail CourseWednesdays Jan 16~hrough Jan 30 from 9 to11 a m The fee IS $75PreregIstratIOn ISrequestedCall (586) 493-0917

Pointes pastExperience Grosse

Pointes past WIth a freegwded tour of the GrossePomte Hlstoncal o~letysProvencal-Weir House c1823 376 Kercheval mGrosse POinte FarmsSaturday Jan 12 from 1 to4 p m Guests can learnabout 19th Century hfe inGrosse Pomte vIew anexhIbIt of hlstonc pho-tographs and Visit the newlyrenovated Log Cabin c1840 on the property Innddibon they can purchaseVIdeos featurmg GrossePomte h1S1)ryand relatedpubhcations and productsCall (313) 884-7010

Call (313) 833-4249

TTnfnrhmatelv less thanone-fifth of those WIth thecondItion seek treatmEntThe firstever SurgeonGenerals Report on OralHealth In Amenca suggeststhat there are strong assocI-atIOns between oral mfec-tlOns - pnmanly penodon-

At present nearly 75 per-cent of people over age 35have some stage of gum dIS-ease accordmg to theAmerIcan DentalHYgIeniStsAsSOCIation

Even though It IS the sec-ond most prevalent dIseasem the Unlted States -affectmg nearly one out ofevery four Amencans -many people are unawarethat penodontal dIsease andgum disease are dIfferentnames for the same condI-tIOn

Oral health problems currently cause employed adultsto lose more than 164 million hours of work every year

(NAPS) - Healthy gumsare the key to better healthfor everyone however 50mI1hon Amencans currentlysuffer from gum dIsease(penodontal dIsease) Leftuntreated gum ilisease mayserve as a gateway to manyother medIcal condItionsThe good newS IS that whenit is caught early periodon-tal dIsease IS reversibleAnd new there are moreways than ever to treat it

in Ann Arbor The fee IS $10or $5 for DHS membersReservations are requiredCall (313) 833-1405

Live a LeaRiWar Memorial Update

Enhance your mmd bodyand SPlnt by partaking mthe courses and adventuresoffered at the Grosse PomteWar MemOrial 32Lakeshore In Grosse PomteFarms Develop balance andflelOblhty WIth Yang StyleTal Cm Mondays Jan 7through Feb 25 from 6 30to 7 30 pm or fuesdaysJan 8 through Feb 26 fro~7 35 to 8 35 P m The feesllft ~tgtuor ~ll lor semorsIncrease your stamma andstrength WIth Hatha YogaMondays Jan 7 throughFeb 25 from 830 to 10 amor 7 to 8 30 pm for contmumg students or 10 15 to1145 a n for begmnersClasses WIllalso be offeredThursdays Jan 10 throughFeb 28 from 735 to 905pm for begInners The feeis $70

Explore the tradItIOnalpnnciples of drawmg WIthWorkmg From the FigureWednesdays Jan 9 throughFeb 27 from 1 to 4 pm Thefee is $90 Pohsh your pos-ture WIth The FeldenkralsMethod Thursdays Jan 10through Feb 21 from 730to S30 pm or Fndays Jan11 through Feb 22 from 9to 10 am Tne fee IS $10Preregister using yourMaster Card or Visa via faxat (313) 884-6638 e-MalIwwwwarmemonal org orcall (313) 881-7511

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Grosse POInte mUniCIpali-ties and Harper Woods Theevent IS an Ideal afterglowdestInatlon for those attend-Ing the DetrOItAuto DealersAsSOCIations NorthAmerican InternatIOnalAuto Show Chanty PrevIewon that same rught Ticketsto thIS elegant black tieoptional evenmg of dmmgand danCIng are $85ReservatIOns are reqUIredProceeds benefit ChIldrensServIces of the NortheastGUIdance Center Call (313)884-8691

AU that jazzJazz guItarIst Tim

Bowman and hIS band WIll

headhne A Jazzy Afterglowbenefitmg Barat ChIld andFanuly Services a dIVISIOnof Matnx Human SeeVlesFrIday Jan 11 at theInternational Banquet ampConference Center of theAthenaeum SUIte Hotel 400Monroe in DetrOitFestiVlties Include a 5 to 7P m VIP hors doeuvresreception 5 to 915 p m VIPShuttlp Rorvlce to theDetrOIt Auto DealersAsSOCIations NorthAmerican InternatIOnalAuto Show Chanty Previewdinner at 9 15 pm andentertamment commencingat 1030 p ill Tickets for thISblack tIe affllU are $125 or$175 per personReservations are requiredCall (313) 9633330

Art of learningTake advantage of an

exciting selectIon of freeDrop-In Workshops at theDetroit InstItute of Arts5200 Woodward in DetroitPIece to~ether creahvePostcards Fridays Jan 4through Jan 25 from 630to 8 pm DIscover The Art ofthe Doodle Sundays J an 6through Jan 27 from noonto 4 p m PartICIpate m theNAMES Project AIDSMemorial Quilt Sunday

Artrain stroll Jan 20 at 1 pm SharpenView the out of thIS world bullyour artIstic slons With a

exhIbition Artistry of Space Figure Drawmg class forThe NASA Art Program adults Saturdays Jan 12aboard ArtraIn USA the through Jan 26 from 1 to 3natlons only trilVtHU1~ piii The fee is $120 or $95museum dunng a DetrOit ior DIA membelHistoncal SocIety Sunday PreregIstratIOn is requiredStroll program Sunday for the classJan 13 at 2 pm at theNew Center 1100 N Main

MarkVourCalenda bullbullbullAttention Austinalumni

All graduates of AustinCathohc PreparatorySI1Iool whih dUlled in1978 are mvited to attendthe dedIcation of the newAustin Portico SaturdayJan 12 m conJunctlon WIththe 4 p m Mass at St CllUeof Montefalco Church atMack and WhIttIer mGrosse Pomte Park An all-class reunIOn win follow theceremony Call (313) 882-9812

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Last weekspuzzlesolved

FrI Jan t tCelebrate success

Join the volunteers of theAsSIstance League to theNortheast GUldance Centerat a CelebratIon GalaFrIday Jan 11 at 7 30 pmat the Country Club ofDtroit 220 Country ClubDr in Grosse Pointe Farmsmrking the 38th year otsuccessfully supportIngquahty behaVIOral health-care and substance abusetreatment selVlCes for theeast SIde of DetrOIt the five

SundayJan bullBach is back

rrh~ ~Y1Ith I~h E~~hsenes returns to the KresgeCourt of the DetroItInstItute of Arts 5200Woodward In DetroItSunday Jan 6 at 11 amWIth a performance by thePeter Soave Sextet Ticketsfor brunch and the concertare $22 for adults and $11for cmldren Seatmg on thecarpeted staIrwell for theconcert IS$5 Call (313) 833-4005

nCFood amp fellowahlp

Share good food and fel-lowshIp during the MensFriday EcumemcalBreakfast lltndayJan 4 at7 30 am at Gros~e Pomte~emorlal Church 16Lakeshore m Grosse PomteFarms Ms Sydney Rooks ofOpen Door at Fort StreetPresbyterIan Church WIllbethe featured speaker Thefee IS $5 Call (313) 882-5330

onday an 7Sacred sites

DIscover five of metropohI tan DetroItS most beautIful sacred SItesduring a DetroItI HIstorical SDclety Hlstonc Church Tour Monday Jan 7 from 930 a m to 4 pm The bus WIlldepart from the parking iot oi the Detroiti HlStoncaJ Museum 5401I Woodward in DetroIt and

stop at St Domllllcs RomanCathohc Church FIrst

IPresbytenan Church StMatthew-St Joseph

~Episcopal Church LIttleRock BaDtist Church andthe Cathect-al Church of StPaul EpIscopal The fee IS$25 or $18 for DHS memobers Reservations arerequired Call (313) 833-1405

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86 Seniors January 3 2002Grosse Pointe News

By Sharon Malersac Executlve Director

As thl ne vear beg1l1b many homebound senIOrsare stIllleehng the aftereffects of Sept 11 2001

Some people whoexpenence these lymp-

toms may develop PTSD and as many as one out of13 Americans will get PTSD at some pomt durmgtheir 11es Of those who do the good news IS that mmany caes PTSD can be treated successfully

E1a1ne MOIlto ofGroNe PolDte Parkand Suaan Lauppe ofGrosH Pointe Farmsare shown above atthe left belping ft1lthe baekete

sac deliversThe Interfaith Volunteer careetven a pro-

gram of Services for Older Citizens (sac)brought together tbe cburcbes bullbull cboo~ andRotary Club of Grosse Pointe to provide achance for young and older people to reacbout to seniors in the community

On Dec 19 thegroUpB joined to cre-ate more tban 220Christma cards and11ft baskets to be~~~~dtl fdurlDg tbe bondHundreds of peopledonated bsketbandmade carda andIJIfts

_Driving safely while aging gracefully

Because televlSlOnbrmgs the world to ourIvmg rooms tlus con-lt1ltlOncan occur lorpeople who never expe-nenced the traumabut wltnebsed Itthrough the media Theacute stress of a trau-matIc event causeschemical reactlOl1s 111

the bram as well asphYSIcal symptoms

Sbaron Maier

SOC OItionsTrauma of Sept 11can lead to PTSD

With 24 hour neWb coverage reexpenencmg thetrauma IS ab eay asturnmg on 0Ur televllOn Traumatic eventscan lead to a conditIOnknown as posttraumat-ICtress disorder orPTSD

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prescriptions while traveling

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Wrzte to llatllda CharlesII care of Kmg FeaturesWeekly SerVice PO Box$16475 Orlando FL 328536475 or send an e-mail toletters kfwShearstsc com

youre on these medicatiOnsor need to use devices suchas glucose or blood pressuremom tors If you see a doctorwhl1e youre away be sure toget a Similar confirmatIOnletter for your return flightto cover any new prescnp-tlons

3 Take extra supplies ofeverythmg 11 case yourflight IS delayed

4 Use onglnal contamersWith ongInal labels showmgthe names of the doctors andpharmaCIsts and the pre-scnbed dosage

5 Never put your medICa-tIOns Into checked luggageBaggt can be lost Also thecompartment can be too coldor too hot and rum theireffect venes~

For more mformatlOncheck WIth your alrlme ortravel agent

For more mformatlOo ontraffic s~fety for b1der ulefsVISit the NHTSA webSIte atwww nhtsa dot govpeopleinlurvolddnvelmdex html orWrite to the NatIOnalHighway Traffic SafetyAdmInIstratIOn 400Sventh St SWWashLngton DC 20590 Youcan also fax your request to(WJ)366-7721

about your dnvmg ablhtlestalk With your doctor He orshe can evaluate the sldeeffects of the medicationsyou may be talung ConSidertaking a mature driver classthrough AAA AARP or alocal dnving school Letlnabout transportation options111 the commumty and con-Sider trymg them out

While everyone wants tokeep driV1ng for as IOlg aspossible no one wants to bea threat to themselves or toothers because they are nolonger able to dnve safelySelf-awareness is the keyWith smart self-manage-ment you ran retain thepersonal mobihty thatcomes With dnvlng whIlelImiting the nsks to yourselfund to others

Depression Treat It Defeat It

The followmg are tips thatcan help you while travel-Lng

1 Get at least two copiesof all your prescnptlOnb oneto keep WIth you and one tomclude m checked baggagem case you need fmergencyrefills

2 Get letter from )ourdoctor) confirmmg that

rymg aboard a number ofobjects meludmg LnsuhnsyrngES and any containeror VIal that could hold apotennally dangerous sub-sance

The alrhne also tned toconfiscate a bottle holdingher hIgh blood pressuremedlCme (She had trans-ferred the pills from a bottleWIth a chl1d proof cap toone that was easier to open )It was only after shE bUg-gested lettmg the flightattendants hold her medicalsupphes that thp airlineagreed to call her doctor toconfirm her me~hcal statusand her need to have theseItems close at hand

If you do onslder plan-mng a route that you arefamIliar WIth and try todnve durmg the day (aVOIdrush hour) Keep a safe diS-tance between you and thecar ahead of you and try tomake left turns where greenarrows provide protectedturns Scan the road contm-uously to antiCIpate futureproblems and plan youractIOns

Scmetunes other 1JU1J1are the best Judges of yourdnvlng ability If someonehas expressed concerns

miSSIon power steenng andbrakes and other speCIalequlpmcnt can make it eaSler for you to steer your vehi-cle and operate the foot ped-als

8 Dnvmg reqmres dlld-mg your attentlon betweenmore than one SituatIOn at atime Do you feel over-whelmed by traffic stgIls andpedestrian and vehicle traffic Do you take medicationsthat make you drowsy or doyou expErlence dlzzmessseIzures or losses of con-sCIOusness Do you reactslowly to normal dnV1ng Sit-uations

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pavement mltllungs othervehicles and pedestnans -~~tlaUy t dawn dusk vrat mght Does the glare ofoncommg headlights causeyou discomfort

If you have expenencedany of these symptoms ofdechnmg VISIon alwayswear your glasses and keepyour prescnptlOn currentKeep your wmdshield mir-rors and headhghts cleanand your headhghts aimedcorrectly If youre 60 orolder see an eye doctorevery year

2 Diminished strengthcoordinatIOn and fleXIbilitycan Impact your ability tosafely control your vehicleDo you have trouble lookmgover your shoulder tochange lanes mOV1ng yourfoot from the gas to thebrake pedal or turmng thesteermg wheel Do you feelpam In your knees legs orankles when gomg up ordown staJrs

If j-ouve experienced alyof these symptoms talk WIthyour doctor about phySIcaltherapy or medIcatIOnandOr tTftchmg exercisesand a walkmg or fitness pro-gram An automatic trans-

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Dad spent a lot of time alone duringthe dayand we couldnt always be therefor him Now he has new fliends eatswell balanced meals and has help wIthhis medications Assisted living atBon Secours Placewas the ideal optionfor all of us

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(NAPS) - For manyAmencans dnvmg is a wayof mamtammg mdepen-dence Changesthatoccurlnpeople as they age howevercan affect theIr ablhty todnve safely

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help you determme whetherphySIcal changes are affect-mg your dnvmg skIll andIf so how to cope WJth themso you remain a safe driverfor as long as you can

1 Good VISion IS essenbalfor good dnv1I1g health Doyou lampave problems reading3lgns or recognizing some-one you know from acrossthe street Do you havetrouble seemg lane and

Seniors celebrate ChristmasA Christmas party was held by Services for Older Citizens (SOC)as part

of its Food amp Friendship proglaJn The program ta1Iesplace Monday throughFriday and includes lunch exereiae bingo and a social event for GrossePointe and Harper Woods seniors age 60 and older

Mary Krupa and Joe Kowalski are served by Jim Flkany of Grosse PointeRotary at the party SOCis located at 17150 Waterloo in the City of GrossePointe

Dr Dan Guyer of Bon Secours Cottage HealthSystem Will present an mformatlve talk begmmng at1130 a m TuesdaYtJan 8 at the cIghborhoodClub 17150 Waterloo m the CIty of Grosse Pomte HeWIll OJCUSbthe causes and cures for posttraumaticbtress dlborder

In the past many people behEved that only soldIersor other people who had been m a war could getPTSD Based on new research doctors and otherhealth care profeSSIOnals are learning that all kmdsof people from different backgrounds can have trau-matIc expenences that lead to PTSD

You can also get more mformatlOn about PTSDfrom the followmg orgamzatlOns Anxiety DisordersAssociatIOn of Amenca (30U 231-9350www adaa org Freedom from Fear (888) 442-2022wwwfreedomfromfearorg and the National MentalHealth AsSOCiation (800) 969-NMHA www nmha org

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Grosse Pointe News

Encounter In the ThirdDlmenslOn ShackletonsAntarctic Adventurf SuperSpeedway and DisneysBeauty and the Beast DallyscrPenJngB Will be offeredon a rotatmg baSIS begm-mng at 9 am on the hourm the mommg and on thehalf-hour in the aftemoonand evenmg TIckets are $10for adults or $8 for semorsand children ages 12 andunder Call (313) 982-6001

Detroits pastStroll the Streets of Old

DetrOit trace more than 100years of automotive historyand travel from Frontlers toFactones through the per-manent exhibitions of theDetrOIt Hlstoncal Museum5401 Woodward m DetrOItTake In the exhibit ThePolish Presence ill DetrOItthrough Sunday June 9Introduce yourself to theVIPs of DetrOIts Polish com-mumty dunng a free Pohshand Proud Meet and MingleParty Saturday Jan 12 atneon See sap ltind shup atthe Glancy Trams ShowSunday Jan 13 from 10a m to 4 p m Tramappraisals will be $2 Beenchaned by the WhlmslCaIcollectIOn of thnfty toys mthe eXhIbition A PennySaved Com Banks from theComenca CollectlOnthrough Sunday Jan 13Expenence the history ofDetrOIts onglnal settlersIohroulh tnI pyrllhhlln

Land LIVes and LegendsNative Amencans mDetrOit DetrOIts 300thBirthday is the msplratlOnfor the special exlubltion 30Who Dared

The Museum IS openWednesday through Fndayfrom 930 a m to 5 p m andSaturday and Sunday from10 a m to 5 p m The sug-gested admISSIOn IS$4 50 foradults or $225 for seniorschlldren ages 12 and undererter flee

people do not have thlsproblem

Try exerclsmg your atti-tude If you beheve thatexercise will gIve you morenergy then It will

Most of the explana-tIOns I hear from peoplewho arent worlong out areexcuses Give yourself fivereasons why you shouldcommIt to an exerClse pro-graIn get started and stickWith it Leave the whmersbehmd Jom the WInners

Kelly Griffin B S C S CS IS a personaltramer and the owner ofPower Break Fitness If youhave a fitness or tramlngquestum e-maIl Kelly at letters kfwShearstsc com orwrite her In care of KmgFeatures Weekly SerVicePO Box 536475 OrlandoFL 32853-6475

To advertisein this coiumn

call (313) 882-3500by 200 pm Friday

KISKA JEWELERSThere is no time more fitting to

say Thank You and to wish yon aHappy New Year of healthhappiness and prosperity fromKISKA JEWELERS 63Kercheval on-the-HlIl (313)885-5755

Sunday from 9 30 a m to 5pm AdmISSIon IS $5 foradults and $3 for childrenover the age of five Call(313) 4945800

Sailor artShips In Bottles a collec-

tIOn of 30 whimSical worksof nautical art can beViewed through January2002 at Belle Isles DOSSInGreat Lakes MUloeumacceSSIble via theMacArthur Bridge at EJefferson and E GrandBoulevard m DetrOit Takem the free Video Belle Isle APortraIt m Time SaturdayJ-ll ~J rUUl 1 IU pill

Children can also explorethe hands-on exhibitIOnRacmg on the Wmd Salhngon the Great Lakes alongWith penn anent exhIbItIOnsfeatunng the doomed shipEdmund Fitzgerald and afreighter pIlothouse Themuseum 18 open Wednesdaythrough Sunday from 10a m to 5 p m AdmiSSIOn IS$2 for adults and $1 for chl1-dren a~8 12 to 18 Call(313) 852-4051

History aliveTravel through the past

100 years via the specialehibit Your Place in Time20th Century Amenca atThe Henry Ford Museumand Greenfield Village20900 Oakwood inDearborn Patrons may alsotour the museumsCommumcatiuull LI2htmeTransportatIOn andDomestIc Arts exhlbltlOnsThe Museum IS open dailyfrom 9 am to 5 p m

around watchmg a daytimetalk show or soap operaask yourself If there reallyIS no time for exercise

bull From the examples Ivealready given you can seethat exercise doesnt haveto cost you a penny Youdont have to Jom a healthclub or hire a tramer toreach your fitness goals

bull Start Simple espeCIallyIf youre embarkmg for thefirst time on a program ofexercise Try walkmg for 10mmutes three times aweek then add one minuteto your walk each weekYoull start to feel betterand ollce you do youll wantto continue

bull Afraid that exercise wlllrob you of Important energyyou need for the rest of yourday ThIs can only be trueIf you are exerclsmg toohard or too much Most

Ed MaliszewskiCarpeting

spectacular $6 millionNatIOnal AmphibianConsl IOn Center dedi-cated to the conservatIOnpreservation exhibitIon andmterpretatlon of aInphlblanilfe The Zoo IS open dallyfrom 10 a m to 4 pm ZooadmiSSion IS $8 for adults$6 for semors and chIldrenages 2 to 12 Parkmg IS $4for cars and vans Call (248)398-0903

Cool carsView a collection repre-

sentmg three decades ofautomotive deSign Includ-mg a 1904 Runabout a1QII)) ~H of rt l _ - V L V loA

a 1949 BUick RoadmasterRIVIera at the AutomotiveHall of Fame 21400Oakwood m Dearbornthrough Feb 2002 The Hallof FaIne IS open dally from10 a m to 5 pm The fee IS$6 for adults $5 50 forsemors ages 62 and up and$3 for chlldren ages 5 to 12Call (313) 240-4000

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Strings attachedAdults and duldren allke

can applaud the RUSSianfolk tale the FuebirdSaturdays at 2 pmthrough Jan 26 at theDetrOit Puppet Theatre 25E Grand River 10 DetrOItTickets are $7 for adults and$5 for chIldrenReservatIons are requestedCall (313) 961-7777

experienceExplore the wonders of

the Charles H WnghtMuseum of MncanAmerican HI Rtnry 315 EWarren in Detroit Trace theMotor CityS mUSIcal historyVia the new exhtbltlon Jazin DetrOit Before Motown APhotographiC HIStory run-ning through Sunday Jan13 The Museums coreexhibit Of the People cele-brates DetrOits place inAfrIcan Ameman herItageand culture The Museum ISopen Tuesday through

enough time to exerCIsewhy not use half of yourlunch break to exercise and~he other half to eat

You dont have to work upa sweat Keepmg a set ofdumbbells at work anddomg some weight trammgon your break can stillmake a difference

bull Many people find them-selves awash In faInJlyduties If you spend a lot oftime playmg taxI to andfrom the soccer field trygettmg there early andwallung a couple lapsaround the field Ill betthat If you start a routinelike this other parents wdlsoon Join in

bull Bemg productive Withyour tIme means scheduhngexercise mto your dayBlockIng out a time wIllguarantee a workout Thenext time youre slttlng

Youll fiad the finest brands inAmerica at Ed Maliszewski21435 Great2r Mack St ClairShores (586)776-5510

Start10g our 8th year $0 down$35 a month Watch for manysurprIses 10 2002 Its a good time Ito be a Po1Ote Fitness memberOn Mack 313885-3600

fee is $80 per month plus$50 for reglstraton Launcha new career With Prepanngto BabYSit Saturday Jan12 from 9 a m to 1230 p mThe fee IS $25 Tee-off With aTeen amp Youth Golf Chmcfuesdays Jan 15 throughFcb 5 frt1m 4 to 5 p m Thefee IS $40 BUild your young-sters confidence and mus-cleb With Pee Wee KarateSaturdays Jan 5 to March2 from 9 to 10 a m or 9 to10 30 a m The fee IS $35 forone hour or $50 for one-and-one-half hoursPreregIstratIOn I reqUiredCall (586) 7796111

Zoo newsExpertence the animals

and more at the DetrOIt Zooat Ten Mile and Woodwardm Royal Oak ThroughThursday Feb 28 Jom inWIld Winter festivitiesmcludIng storytelhng treedecoratmg Ice carv10g andthe sweet sounds or seasonalchOIrs View members of theHenry Ford CommumtyCollege Ice Carving Club atwork SaTurdays Jan 5 andJan 12 from 11 a m to 3P m Also on Jan 5 take mfree lUUmal themed docu-mentaries 10 the WildhfeInterpretive Gallery OnSunday Jan 6 SeptemberProductIOns presents HatsOff to Animals an interac-tive storytelhng experiencefrom 1 to 1 45 p m or 2 to245 pm The Roeper UpperSchool ChOlf Wlll perlormSaturday Jan l~ trom 1 30to 230 pm Chill out WIththe polar bears arctIc foxesseals and snowy owls at theZoos new 4 2 acre ArcticRmg of Life exhlbit VISitorscan catch the underwateractIOn With a trip throughthe Polar Passage a unique70-ft long clear tunnel tocatch all the excitIng under-water action Take a ride onthe wild side and get an anI-mals eye-view of life on theWild Adventure SimulatorTickets are $4 Along withVisits to the other great ani-mals guests can see the

The Village IS closed untilMonday Apnl 1 when It wlllbe open from 9 a m to 5 pmAdmission to the Museumranges from $7 50 to $1250Admission to the Vlllageranges from $8 50 to $14Chlldren under the age of 5and members are admittedfree ShOWing m theMuseums $15 mllhon IMAXTheatre are Mysteries ofEgypt 3-D MaOla- Call (313) 833-1805

~No excuse exercise is good resolution for 2002By Kelly GriffinKing Features

After seven years of per-sonal trammg I have heardJll$t about every excuse 10the book on why people can-not work out Some of themOst popular ones are lackof tnleurol money or energy

I beheve most peoplereally want to feel betterabout themselves havemore energy and be moreproductive yet feel thatexercise reqUires a block oftime that does not eXIst

Yet If our mmd-set aboutexercise would changemaybe it would be easier toget started

Here are some sugges-tIOns

bull Time IS very precious tomost people the more wecan fit mto one day the bet-ter If you work a Cull-timeJob and feel you dont have

The staff at NOTRE DAME IPHARMACY extends WIshes for avery Healthy amp Happy New YearWe appreCIate your loyal patron-age through the year at 16926Kercheval in-the-Village I(313)885-2154

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Clayworks class SaturdayJan 12 from 1 to 3 p mExplore a variety of tech-mques during aPrmtmakmg classSaturday Jan 19 from 10a m to noon Brush up onyour slulls dunng a PamtmgClass Saturday Jan 19from 1 to 3 pmPreregistratIOn IS reqUiredCall (313) 833-4249

All aboard IHop aboard Artram USA

the nations only travelingart museum Saturday Jan12 from 10 a m to 5 p mand Sunday Jan 13 from11am t05pm attheNewCenter 1100 N Main 10 AnnArbor Patrons can expenence the exhIbItion Artistryof Space The NASA ArtProgram Call (734) 747-8300 ext 236

Indoor playtimeThe Fanuly Center lDVltes

area preschoolers and theIrparents to come out of thecold and enJoy mdoorPlaytime programsTuesdays and Thursdaysfrom 1 to 3 pm at BeaconElementary School 19475Beaconsfield 10 HarperWoods or Wednesdays from9 to 11 am at the BamesEarlY Childhood Center20090 Mornmgslde 10Grosse Pomte Woods Thefree sessions wl1l runthrough April 2002 Call(313) 343-6711

Super scienceTour the new Improved

Detroit Science Center 5020John R m DetrOitBegmning Monday Jan 7embark on a Solar SystemAdventure view WmterNights and ZubenelgenubisMagical Sky in thp Centersnew Digltal DomePlanetanum Hands-on lab-oratory exhibits focus onmotion life sciences matterand energy waves andVlbrltlOns Now showmg inthe Centers lMAX Theatreare Journey lOto AmazingCaves and Dolphms Makeplans now to see the award-wmnmg Everest whichreturns to the IMAX DomeSaturdays and Sundays atnoon 2 and 4 pm throughSunday Jan 27 TheMuseum IS open Mondaythrough Friday from 9308m to 3 pm Saturday andSunday from 11 a m to 5p m AdmiSSIon IS $7 foradults $6 for seniors and $5ior children lMAx Theatretickets are an additional $2Call (313) 577-8400

Assumptionopportunities

AssumptIOn CulturalCenter 21800 MartEgtron theGrosse Pomte WoodsStClair Shores border offersyour children and teensenhghtenmg opportunitiesBnng those grades up WithKumon Math and ReadmgWednesdays from 3 45 to645 pm and Saturdaysfrom 10 a m to 1 p m The

War Memorial for kidsThe Grosse POinte War

Memorial 32 Lakeshore mGrosse Pomte Farms offersa full schedule of education-al and SOCial adventures forchildren Register today forJanuary classes ActivItiescan be charged to yourMaster Card or Visa VIa faxat (313) 884-6638 or phoneat (313) 881-7ill

South informationParents of eighth-grade

students who plan to attendGrosse POlUte South HighSchOOl m the Fall of 2002are InVited to explore thenInth-grade curnculum dur-mg an Information NIghtWednesday Jan 9 at 7pm In the SouthGymnatoTlum 11 GrossePOInte Boulevard In GrossePomte Farms Call (313)432-3513

Special needsexplored

Bames Early ChIldhoodCenter and The FamilyCenter will team to presenta panel of Grosse Pomte par-ents discussmg their JOur-neys of raising ChtldrenWlth Special Needs dunng aParenting EducatIOn Seriesfor Young FaImhes prograInTuesday Jan 15 from 7 to830 pm at BeaconElementary School 19475Beaconsfield In HarperWoods Chlldcare IS avaJ-able for those who reglsteror the Fridav onor to theprogram A voluntary dona-tion of $10 wIll be acceptedCall (313) 432-3800

Fun flicksJunior cmema buffs can

take 10 a W1de vanety of funflIcks during the GrossePomte Public Libraries freeWmter Fllm Festivalthrough Wednesday Jan23 Preschoolers can enjoyGeorge and Martha - BestFrIends Tuesday Jan 8 at4 pm at the Grosse PointeWoods Branch 20600 Mackin Grosse POlUte Woods orThursday Jan 10 at 4 pmat the Central Branch 10Kercheval In Grosse PomteFarms Grade school andmiddle school Iludlences cantake m Mary-Kate andAshley - Case of the SharkEncounter And EnC)clopedlaBrown - Burgled BaseballCards Wednesday J an 9 atthe Park Branch 15430Kercheval m Grosse POintePark Call (313) 343-2074

Artful opportunitiesAspmng artists ages 5 to

8 accompanied by an adultcan mdulge theIr talentsWIth a full schedule of class-es at the Detroit InstItute ofArts 5200 Woodward inDetrOIt Dragons dmosaursand hons are just a few ofthe Fantastic Ammals andFabulous Beasts you canfashIOn dunng a Clayworksclass Saturday Jan 12from 10 a m to noon PlOchIt Roll It COIl It dunng a

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by our young people IS if you getcaught there really al13no con-sequences from lawenforce-ment the school and m manycases the parents

Accordmg to Craig he feltthese Issues were not umque tothe Grollse Pomtes and HarpervoJ uu Lney arp prevalentand that thiS reaction from theyoung people surpnsed us

The key Craig felt IS to tack-le these issues and Implementthe developmental assets m asmany places In the commumtyas poSSible

It is Craigs hope and one ofthe foundatIOns goals to helpthe commumty foster the 40developmental assets even ift don~ on~ ~t a time

Caring schoolclimate (No5)

At Harper Woods SecondarySchool prmcipal Jim Hessehandpicked 14 seventh- andeighth-graders and 24 nlnth-through 12th-graders to serveon a prmcipals advisory teamThe teams first goal is to workon the Search Institutes goalNo 5 creatmg a canng SChOOlchmate

In the first meetmg heldbefore the holiday break stu-dents were asked to Identifythings such as attnbutes theyadmired in a fnend how afavorite teacher showed anmterest 10 thelJ success In

school trungs they liked abouttheir school enVIronment andwhat they hkelt most abouttheir relatlonsrups With otherstudents at school

The process Will help stu-dents Identify the Issues andreasons for the issues and tocome up W1th poSSible solutIOns

So far student reactIOns havebeen positive

Before If you had a com-plaint you Just sat at the lunch

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If youths pOSRess between 31 and40 of these developmental assetsthen youths wl1l be less likely toIIqe and abuse drug dud alcohOl

In October Craig met With 40Grubse POlllte and Harper Woodsarea students parents and lawenforcement officers three timesto n1q(OnCl~ h ~ 1 1

bullbull ~ toHbullbull1U JU bullbull ut40 Jtlvelopmental aSllets and setclear boundanes and expecta-tions 10 the home school and Inthe community

From the adults In those diS-CUSSIOnsCraig summanzed

In many cases underagednnkmg IS supported and con-doned by parents and our pob-cles and consequences are notconsistently apphed There aremany homPR WhPTP Alrnhnl qserv~ by the parents at partiesto their kids and other kids 10the cornmumty For whateverreason there is a very strongsense that trus subject IS onethat should not be openly diS-cussed In the commumty

Many parents feel that theirIuds need to learn at a young ageto dunk responSibly before theygo tr college Manyparents areafr81d that If their kids getcaught and there IS a conse-quence that a permanent recordWill be eotabhshed In their fil~that wlll hinder their Opportuni-ty for college acceptance or ath-letic scholarshlp ~

From the youths who attendedthe meetmgs Craig slld

-They want less peer pressureto dnnk They want clear bound-arles and consequences to be Uni-formly and faIrly applied All ofthem certamly expressed astrong deSire to have a forum toopenly and honestly diSCUSSthese issues With the adults mtheir lives

There IS a perceptIOn by ouryoung ~ople that In thiS com-mumty on a weekend there ISnothing else to do except to go toa party dnnk and get high

Another perceptIOn expressed

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Greatest Gift Foundation helps teens make choicesBy Bonnie CapraraStaff Wnter

Our youth IIOW lot es luxuryThev haul bad manners contempt for authority they showdlsrcspe~t for eder~ and louechatter In place of exerciseChtldren are now tyrants not tMselvants of the household TMv110 longer rI~P IIhin ders enterthe room They contradICt theIrparents chatter before companygobble their food and tyrannizethe teachers

In some ways some peltlplesperceptlOns of youths haventchanged much m the last 2000years

One City ot (zrosse Pomte manIS convinced that relationsrupsbetween youths and adults neednot be adversanal or polanzedHe has a plan for tunung thoseperceptIOns around

After selling his busmessMark Craig famed Our GreatestGift Foundation an organtzationcommitted to helpmg parentsschools organizations and lead-ers to help youths make wisediiuutl - especaJIy thoseregardIng drug and alcohol use

lhese deCiSions are madebased on prinCiples outlmed bythe Search Institute an mdepen-dent nonprofit organizatiOnwhose miSSion IS to advance thewell-being of adolescents andcildren The iwttitultl generatellsynthesizes and communicatesnew knowledge convenes organi-zational and community leadersand works WIth state and nation-al orgaruzatlous

At the heart of the institutegtwork 18 the framework of 40developmental assets positiveexpenences relatIonstups oppor-tunities and personal quabtiesthat young people need to growup healthy canng and responSi-ble

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The Tenms Center WIn now be offenng astrength and condlhonmg programheaded by Ken Welch and hke FoxKen the owner of Pomte FItness IS aChIld Sports Deveillpment SpeoahsiMike a MS ExerCISePhySiolOgist IS theHead Tramel for Grosse Pomte HuntClub Tenms Center Speoahzed sessIonsIll be available for JUniors of all levels

ThIS IS a one hour program for beginningJUniors ages 5 to 10 The progra m ISdesigned to give young sIlldenls theskills necessary for a hfetlme of fun In

tenms ThIs class will cover baSIC strokeproduchon and consistency and WIll pnrrilotC J poslhyc ~~ophcrc by uSlngeXClhnggames and acl1vlhes

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This combmallon program IS structuredfor Jr HIgh I High School players of alllevels This class Will mclude playerslookmg to partiCIpate m school tenmsThe group will be dlVlded s-parahngthe more advanced pla~ers from the nov-ICeplayers Focus Will be on stroke pro-dUChon smgles and doubles m3tch playand strategy

Wmter Sessions (10 weeks January 7 - March 15)Spring Sessions (10 weeks March 18 - May 24)

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TIllS Llt i one and a half hour programdesigned for JUIllOlS already partlClpat-tng m tournament competlhon ThISclass Win stress the fundamentals of allstrokes as well as movements footworkand strategy There Will be competlhvemalCh play strength and condmonmgtramlng each day

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gomg to fall asleep have 1your young person wake Jyou up and make sure the~give you a kiss goOOmght 1That way they have to be tcoherent and youre gomg ~smell booze on them If

theyve been dnnlong ~The second piece of

adVice that came from the ~foundatIOns October meet- ~mgs was to know Where ~children are and venfy It ~

Cr81g used the example 4Ja friend who called Ius ~daughter whIle she was outand asked to speak With theparents

Well they werentthpr (rll~ M H to14her If you would have tolcme they werent there Imight have let you shy

Another suggestIOn ISto Iallow youths to have more)responsiblhty so they can learn not to make mistakeSgt

Accordmg to lods what)keeps them from bemg dls-honest ISknowmg the consequence of maktng a mIS-take ISso large Craig SaidIf YOLlcan comUlWllCate -what the consequences areand what youll do If theydo get caught Its not yourfault as a parent

Overall Craig called the)asset approach a commonsense way to solve proble~~m an acceptable wa

There are so many pro- -grams that address prob- )lems CraIe saId Mv fthought process ISto find IthinKS VOLl can do III nlp ven(problems bull ]

nurturing skillsA Bon Secours BlrthCare

nurse educator teaches thesession and encourages bothgrandmothers and grandftJthers to attend

For more mformatlOn orto regtgttercall Bon SecouSCommumty HealthEducation at (586) 7797900between 9 a m and 4 p mMonday through Fnday

Coaches will be givenlaminated cards WIth specif-ic goals and )luggestioDs ofhow to Implement them

It focu8es on posltlvethmgs rather than negativetlungs said NeighborhoodClub executive directorJohn Bruce Theyre theIunds of thmgs theNeighborhood Club ISallabout - to help bUildstrong famlhes

Positive familycommunication(No2)

Among the youths whopa tiJltll-tJUl Lh~fuunJa-tlons October meetmgsCraig said ~Op(n and hon-est communlcatton betweenthe parents and the youngpeople does not eXist

One of the tOPiCStheyouths Said they mostwanted to approach theIrparents about was howtheir parents handled peerpressure when they wereyoung

One of the suggestIOnsyouths and adults came upWIthwas naVlng kids givethem a kiss goodnight whenthey carne home after aneVEnlDgout

Craig s81done of hiSdaughters uses that excusewhen shes out with fnendswhere alcohol is available

Tlus came up a lot WIththe parents 10 the sessIOnssaid Craig Tlus ISsome-thing a lot of parents dId _to wake up or If youre

soon to be-gr and pare n tswere told when they becamepanmt~

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Health Semces offers a free~an(frarent glass from 7 to9 pm Monday Jan 14 inthe private dming room(lower level) at Bon SecoursHospital 468 CadIeux in theCity of Grosse Pomte

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Carlyle graduated fromNorth Georgla College He ISVice preSident of operationsfor Apache Transport and ISa captam m the GeorglaArmy NlttIonal Guard

Ronning-Mahfet

Mr and Mrs DenniSWilham Ronnmg ofSavannah Ga haveannounced the engagementof their daughter AlisonLeigh Ronmng to DamelJoseph Mahfet son of Mrand Mrs Damel JohnMahfet of Charlotte N C formerly of Grosse PomteWoods

A June wedding isrlm~n1~

Ronning earned a bachelor of business adnunJstra-twn degree from theUmversity of Georgia andan MBA lD finance from~rgta State UmversityShe works for MediaOutsourcing Inc

Mahfet earned a BBA maccounttng and economicsfrom the University ofGeorgia He works for MooreColson m Atlanta

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EmUy lJnn ROlDlUloand Matthew DeBetR

DeBets son of Julie DeBetsof Harper Woods and thelate Michael DeBets A Mayweddmg ISplanned

ROlfano graduated fromGrosse Pomte South HighSchool She 18 a teachersassistant at MasonElementary School

DeBets graduated fromCleary College With a degreeIn business managementHe ISself-employed

Osborne-Carlyle

Darlene and Vic Rohr ofWarren have announced theengagement of their daughter Kimberly Osborne for-merly of Harper WoodR tnJeff Carlyle of Helen Gason of Dons rarlye [Helen Ga and BoydCarlyle of Pendergrass Ga

A February weddmg isplanned

Glgtuurne earned a bache-lor of arts degree fromKalamazoo Colltgtge and amasters degree In commu-mcatlOns from theUmversity of SouthernCahfornla

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Dave and SallyWolschleger of Ruth haveannounced the engagementof their daughter Angela SWolschleger to Thomas WVeda II son of Thomas andFrances Veda of GrossePomte Farms A May wed-Jlllg IS piannea

Wolschleger earned abachelor of sCience degree mlegal studies from GrandValley State Umverslty anda masters degree m bUSI-ness administratIOn fromCentral MichiganUmverslty She IS a legaladmmistrator

Veda attended GrandValley State Universitywhere he studied naturalresources m3nsurrm~nt HIIIS a fmanclal Malyst andbusmess owner

FOlJTltfms Ormemtlnblha fron Uwo ar of 1812 a Navy IJItIIlIftU1Ucn A~ord an GffiCtr Ii drtlU ord and two CommISS1Dn1

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PREVIEWThursday January 10 - Noon to 8 PM

Friday Tanuary 11 - Noon to 8 PMMonddY January 14 - 10 A M to 5 PM

Romano-DeBets

John and Lmda Bruce andVmcent and Kathy RomanoofGrosse Pomte Farms haveannounced the engagementof their daughter EmIlyLmn Romano to Matthew

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brides brother GeneGargaro III of Grosse PomteShores John BEaganMatthew W Hogan KevinC McCooey and Todd LPollack all of New YorkCity and TImothy JPlunkett of Tarrytown NY

The mother of the bndewore a dress WIth a whIteorganza bodice and blackSIlk charmeuse skirt

The grooms mother worea long fuchSia silk dress

MUSICwas prOVidedby theChnst Church ChOIr of Menand Boys a strmg quartetand organist Fredeflc DeHaven

The bnde earned a bache-lor of sCience degree fromGtnrgftwn llmverslty SheIS a producer and editor forteleVISion With theBloomberg Fmanclal News

The groom earned a bach-elor of arts degree fromGeorgetown UniversIty Heis an mvestment banker mtelecommUnications withSolomon SmIth Barney

The couple traveled toHawau They live InManhattan N Y

fine inCISIOnsm the corneaThose mClSlons change theshape of the cornea Thereshaped cornea focuseshght onto the retma anddtcu VUllunISrestored

Hundreds of thousandsperhaps mJlhons have hadthis surgery and aresupremely satisfied WIth theresults They now get byWithout reachmg for theirglasses or fussmg WIth contact lenses

TA~IK rgery is not frof comphcatlOns No surgeryIS Some people are botheredby the glare from hghtsespeCially at OIght A veryfew have suffered VISionloss If I were younger Iwould have the surgery

I directed thIS answer atnearSightedness LASIKhowever can be used forother VISIonproblems - far-SIghtedness and astIgma-tism

There are proceduresother than LASIK that cor-rect VISIOn LimitatIOns ofspace dont permlt a diSCUS-SIOnof them all

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Academy ChpelThe Most Rev Leonard P

BlaIr and the Rev Gerald EMurray offiCiated at the 6 30P m ceremony which wasfollowed by a receptIOn atthe Country Club of DetrOit

The bride wore a whiteSIlk gown and a cathedral-length veIl both tnmmed mwhite satlO She camed abouquet of white rose andstephanotiS

The maid of honor wasKatherine Re of BronXVIlleNY

ill Juemalds wereMeghan Burns of ChicagoEmily McCabe of New YorkCIty Dott Shea HoblO ofPabadena Cahf KathenneFrederick Webher of RoqtnnCarne Blrgbauer of SanFranCISco and BevanGarrett of Prescott Anz

Attendants woreWedgwood blue satin A-Imegowns and carned bouquetsof multi-colored summerflowers

The best man was thegrooms brother Thomas GGrace Jr of New York City

Groomsmen were the

Eye surgery can freepeople from glassesBy Dr Paul G DonohueSpeCial Wnler

Q Im trymg to deCide If Ishould have laser eyesurgery for nearltlehtpnnpssI am 36 and have worn

Glaises brIng a clearimage to a nearsighted eyeby focusmg mcommg lightdirectly onto the retma

The most common kInd oflaser eye surgery IS LASIKsurgery - laser m SitU ker-atomJleusls (CUR-ah-toe-muh-LOOSE-suss)

The cornea IS the outertOlluh r]PAr povpnn17 of the~y~Oi~ngdirectly m~front ofthe pupil WIth a laserbeam the eye doctor makes

I gl8SCS or contacts for 20yEars I have never beencomfortable With eIther Idgo for the surgery If I couldbe sure It would work and besafe Is It

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eyes that can see thmgs upclose but see distant objectsas a blur The problemcomes from the shape of theeyeball NearSighted eye-balls are elongated andthose eyes focus light mfront of the retma mstead ofon It The retma ltthe eyesfilm which the brain devel-ops mto VIsual pIctures

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Mr and Mrs MichaelJoseph Grace

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Lauren EhzabethGargaro daughter of Mrand Mrs Eugene A GargaroJr of Gros~e Pomte Shoresmarned Michael JosephGrace son of Mr and MrsThomas Gerard Grdce ofRye NY on July 14 2001at the Grosse Pomte

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Service above selfJohn Brooks Rotary District Governor

adclreued the Rotary Club of Grosse Pointerecaat1y with the message Hsuvice above self

As local leaden aud volunteen Rotarians areeoDUDitted to improving their local and globalcummUDities Rotarians pride themselves ontheir abWty to ftad commUDity solutions tolocal and IDternaticmal needs

The mother of the bndewore a full-length Ice graydress With a beaderl bodIce

The grooms mother worea full-length dress With awhIte top and mdescentnavy blue skirt

Scnpture readers wereBruce Wallace ofBrookhaven NY audKenneth Kerr of FairViewTenn

The bnde earned a bachelor of sCience degree fromthe UniversIty of Michiganana a masters degree 10bo-s admmctrRtlOnfr~-w Wayne StateUmverslty She IS a manag-er With Accenture

The groom earned a bach-tlor of SCience dewee fromPennsylvania tateUm erslty ahJ a master sdegree m busmess admmlS-tratlOn from Case WesternReserve He IS a Fordaccount manager WithGoodyear TIre

The newlyweds traveledto Germany SWItzerlandand Italy fhey live m WestBloomfield

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~f Naples Fla on Sept 22DOl at Christ ChurchGrosse Pomte

The Rev BrYant DenmsonJr offiCIatedat the 4 p mceremony which was fol-lowed by a receptIOn at theLochmoorClub

The bride wore an IvorysJlk strapless gown that tea-tured a bodICe and chapel-length tram decorated WIthcrystal beads She carned anosegay of apncot roses

The matron of honor wasthe bndes Sister NancyClark of PalatIne III ThemaId of honor was thebndes sister JennIfer Boydof Hoboken N J

Attendants wore full-length black dresses andcarned bouquets of apncotand wlute roses

The grooms brotherTImothy Pulte of Glen MillsPa was the best man

Groomsman was VincentMlhaltk of IndIanapolis IndUshers were Charles Clarkof Palatme III and ThomasSdhanek of Ann Arbor

lointe Shores ~grandparents are Richardand LUCinda Weiemuller ofGrand Blanc Great-grand-parents are Homer andShirley Welermiller ofGathnbug Tenn

Alexander JamesGraebner

Mr and Mrs DaVidGraebner of Troy are theparents of a son AlexanderJames Graebner born Feb19 2001 Maternal grandparents are the late Mr andMrs M James Walkl of theCity of Grosse PointePaternal grandparents areMr and Mrs HerbertGraebner of Bloomt1eldHills

Andrew GeromettaDreyfuss

Cvnthla and PeterDreYtuss of Naples Fia arethe parents of a son AndrewGerometta Dreyfuss bornMay 16 2001 Maternalgrandparents are JudithPaul of the CIty of GrossePOInte and the late WRonald Paul Paternalgrandparents are Jacquesand Francoise Dreyfuss ofM1amJ Fla

Sylvia ElaineHodges

Matt and Michele Hodgesof Grosse Pomte Park arethe parpnts of a daughterSylVla Elaine Hodges bornSept 26 2001 Maternalgrandparents are Ed andSue Yonne of EastpointePatenlal grandparents areRuth Brant of Carleton TomHodges of Rockwood and thelate Bdl Brant

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Blrmmgham daughter ofCrosby and Juha Boyd ofSanibel Fla formerly oftheCity of Grosse POlnte mar-ned Michael Lynch Pulte Jrof West Bloomfield son ofMichael and Dtbvlah Pulte

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Jude-Philipe DulacLisa Manz-Dulac and

Gerard B Dulac of GrossePomte Farms are the par-pntJl of a son DominIC JudePhlhpe Dulac born Dec 72001 Maternal grandpar-ents are Rosemarie andRichard Manz ofWJ1hams1leNY Paternalgrandparents are Georgetteand Bertrand Dulac ofRancho Palos Verdes Cahf

Jacob JosephShaheen

j Mr and Mrs Joseph Mghaheen of Mmneapohs arertbe parents of a son Jacob-lJoseph Shaheen born July25 2001 Grandparents are

1Grosse Pomters DeShaheen Ted Zberanowskirand the late Joseph JlShaheen

Jenna MarieShaheen

trMr and Mrs Paul Vincentaheen of Orland Park

I are the parents of a~aughter Jelna Mariegthaheen born Aug 13~OOI Granoparents arelarosse Fomters De~haheen Ted Zberanowskyand the late Joseph~haheenI Mary Kathryn Weiermiller Curt and AnneWeiermdler of Grosse PomteWoodsare the parents of a~aughter Mary KathrynfWelermlller born June 212001 Maternal grand par-~nts are George and MaryiEllen Dakmak of GrosseI

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Detroit which is celebratLng Its 16th 8Dnlversary ISalocally run affiliate and ISresponsible for raiSingfunds and volunteers tosupport its building effortsHabitat for DetrOIt willcomplete Its 100th house 111Detroit by spnng 2002

Mens groupmeets Jan_ 4 11

The Ecumenical Men sFnday Breakfast group WIllmeet at 730 am FndayJan 4 at Grosse Pomt~Memorial Church 16Lakeshore m Grosse PomteFarms The speaker WIll beSydney Rooks of fort StreetPresbyterian Churchs OpenDoor program

On Fnday Jan 11 DrNed Chalet will be thespeaker for the group wluchmeets every week andserves breakfast Chalet5topic will be PosltveJeWlBhHIStory Smce Jesus

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Detroit IS commltted torebuilding the Core CityNeIghborhoods area ofDetroit through a ho1Jstlcapproach that addresses notonly the phYSIcal redevelop-ment of the neIghborhoodbut also the social needs ofthe residents and local bUSI-nesses whIch have been mthe area

HabItat for HumanityInternatIonal an ecumem-cal Chnsban muustry dedI-cated to tlmunaTmg povertyhousing 18 celebrating lts25th anniversary Foundedby Millard Fuller alongwith hISwife Tmda Habitatfor Humamtv Internationaland its affiliates in morethan 2000 UllllllUIl tu~s in81 nations have bUllt andsold more than 100000homes to partner familiesWIth no-profit zero-interestmortgages Families con-tnbute 300 hours of volun-teer labor to support theirhouse construction

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In the back from left are Georle Nicholaon of Groue IoJDte Partners andHabitat Detroit the KeY VBruce RiCdon of Grosee Poiate Uemorial CbWCbandPartnere Jack SChwab of Bank ODe lUld Habitat Robert Dewaelsche of HabitatJack W1Wamaof the Partners Uld John Molk prealclent of Habitat

In the froat from left are Chase cunnlaghm of Groue IoJDte Partne LUlie SldaIier of Ccue City Nclghborhooda TrlD1 LeIrN Uld Sam Smith andiUzabullbeth WIlliam bullbull both of Groen Pointe PartDen Partners

The banks philOiiuhyofpartnershIps Jllustrated mIts motto Bank One onewith the commumty hascontnbuted to Its fifth consecutIve outstandingCommunity ReinvestmentAct rating Schwab said

Construction on thIShouse was started InAugust Thats pretty fastSchwab said

Tne Partners has recentiy~g n reoenng househuldfixtures and cabmetry fromhouses slated for demolitionin the Grosse Pointe areaaccordmg to Jack Williamsa member of the PartnersH~ says Items recoveredWIll beuro placecl in Habitthomes through the organi-zations ReStore programReStore accepts donationsof surplus bUlldmg materi-als from contractors andsells them to low-mcomehomeowners for a nommalfee

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Meditation -The Glftsl-Scnpture Matthew 2 112Peter C Smith preaching

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Grosse Pointe Partners Bank One make surethat Detroit family has home for the holidays

ChrIstmas came a fewdays early when Tnm leWiSreahzed the dream of ownmg her own house - thanksto the Grosse PomtePartners and Bank One

On Dec 22 representatIves from Bank One andthe Partners dedIcatedleWISShouse In HabItat forHumamty DetrOItsTncentennial Village m thecitys Core CItyNeIghborhoods

The Rev V Bruce RIgdonsemor JJastor of GrosseP(llntE Memonal ChurchwhIch IS a member of thePartners SaId Chnstmas ISa story of homelessnessand a story of dlscovenngGods love

Habitat IS a programthat bnngs out the very bestIn everybody he saId ItprOVIdesa safe wholesomeplace where famIlIes canlearn to love God and serveeach other

Grosse Pomte Partnelllfounded in 1997 IS a collab-oratIon of 12 churches mvanous Grosse Pomte com-munities The PartnersraIse money and recruit vol-unteer support to buildHabItat houses In additionto Detroits TricentenmalVillage the Partners havehelped build Habitat housesin West Virginia and CostaRlIll

~Bank One UI proud of itspartnershIp with the GQ~Pointe Partners and work-ing with its volunteersespecially its youth volun-teers said Jack Schwabvice president Bank Oneand board member ofHabitat fUT Humanity-Miclugan It was inspira-tIOnal for me to see thoseyoung people working here

This was the fifth housesponsored by Bank Onewhich has built the homesthrough partnerships withcommunity organizationshke the Groll8e Pomte

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A httle-known VOIceJahaziel spokeIn the name of the God of all the earthFear not and be not dismayed forThe battle ISnot yours but GodsYouwill not need to fight in thIS battleTake your positions stand still and seeThe VlctOryof the Lord on your behalf

ABCD- A BIble Chapter Dady -Is one of many ways to read the BibleFor my own and other lIves On The HillDuri1g late August to late October ABeDsIhe Chromcler of some 2400 years agoHelped heart-mmd-floul Ul 2001 ADDowhat ISnght In the sight of the Lord

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This and much more 1D the two books ofChronicles the conclusion of the HebrewScnptures I find veri contemporary that 1SFull of most relevant meanmll for todayThese leaet often e~d h~k5 rThe Chnstiar ~ibJes 66 are full ofDowns and ups destructive and reneWIng

The Pastors CornerBy the Rev Gutav Kopkll JrSt James Lutheran Church

Wedo not know what to doBut 0 Lord our eyes are on you bullFor decades I have loved to pray theseWords ascnbed to DIetnch BonhoetferGerman Lutheran Pastor and TeacherAnti-NaZI martyr executed m 1945 Just before the Allies liberated my natIve land

One month after the unMuslim terrorI read on October 11 m II ChroniclesTlus prayer of Jehoshaphat who didWhat was nght gtn the SIght of thELord 0 Lord God of our fathers do you not ruleOver all the kmgdOfISof the natlOnsIn your hand are power and mIght

So that none ISable to WIthstand youIf ~~comes ~por us ue ~tllstLTdBefore you and cry to you mOur affllctlon and you WIllhear and saveWhom the Exodus forces on their way toThe promIsed land had not mvadedWere now terronzmg With destructive force

They reward us by coming to dnve usOut of your promIsed land America0 our God will you not execute judgmentOn them For we are powerlessAgamst what IScommg agamst usWe do not know what to doBut our eyes are on you

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funded under an mvestIgd-tor-Initiated research grantfrom the NatIOnal Instituteon Drug Abuse Surveys ofnationally representativesamples of Amencan highschool benlOrs were begun m1975 makmg the class of2001 the 27th such c1assurveyed Surveys of 8thand 10th graders wereadded to the delgn In 1991maklOg the 2001 natIOnallyrepreentatIve samples the11th such classes surveyed

The sample blzes m 2001are 16800 8th graders14300 10th graders and13300 12th graders for atotal of 44300 students mall

behaVIOr or SOCialproblemshave later been diagnosedWIth VISIOnproblems

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We cherish our chddrenWe should chensh theIrVIlOn too An eye care pro-feSSIOnal can make all thedifference

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types of changes you mightexpect to result from shiftsm the advertlsmg miX agreater amount of negatIvenews coverage or less favor-able portrayals of smokmgIn entertmnment program-mmg

There IS also eVldenpetrom the study that ciga-rettes have become some-what less avaIlable to teensThe proportlOn of 8thgraders s8)lng that It wouldbe ~falrly easy or veryedlgtY tor tnem to get cIga-rettes 11 they wanted somehas fallen from 77 percent In1996 to 68 percent In 2001Among 10th graders theproportIOn fell somewhatless from 91 percent to 86percent over the same timeperIOd The mvestlgatorsnote however that the greatmajority of these youngteens stIll say that they haveready access to cIgarettes

Will these favorabletrends In cigarette smokmgamong young people contm-ue

The reductIOns in thenumbers of teens who aresmokmg or who are accept-mg of smokln should helpto deter other teens fromstartmg Johnston saidBut the fact that the pro-portlOn who 1udge smokingto be dangerous IS no longernSlng may be an early warn-ing Sign of a slowdown m thedeclme in teen smokmg

Monitonng the Future IS

By Dr Howard Purcell(NAPS) - Heres an eye-

openmg statistic Only 9percent of Amencan chl1-dren have had an eye exambefore they entlr schoolThat can lead to more prob-lems than parents mayImaglne

Parents should take theirchtldren to an eye care professlOnal for a comprehen-SIve eye exam - not slinplya Vlblon screenlng - by theage of three again beforestartmg Bchool and everyyear while In school

Cherish childrens vision

A thorQugh eXRmlfllltonconsists of more than Simplyreading a chart It tests notonly VISIOn but also pro-VIdes information about thechilds overall health profile

Many children who havefared poorly at school or whohave demonstrated negative

A conSiderable body ofresearch - some of It basedon Momtorlng the Futuredata -- has shown that pncecan be an Important deter-rent to smokmg for youngpeople Work reported lastmonth by the UM investiga-tors at the World ConferenceUll 8111ukmg or health InNew Orlean hows thatsince 1997 the proportIOn ofstudents reportmg frequentexposure to antl-smokmgads has Increased conslder-~blJ Iu t1nA dJC lUU1JOTuuncredltmg the ads With actu-ally helpmg to mfluencethem not to smoke hasIncreased substantially aswell

Smce 1995 there has beensome mcrease at all gradelevels m the proportIOns ofstudents sa)lng that pack-a-day smokers run a greatrisk of harmmg them-selves (phjrsJcaHy UJ Jamp uLLerways) although thiS beliefdid not mcrease any furtherIn lOOl (Thl MODltonng theFuture study has shown per-ceived harm to be an Impor-tant deterrent to young peo-ples use of a number of Ilhc-It drugs)

While many adultsbeheve that young peopleunderstand the dangers ofsmokmg our data suggestthat a lot of tettllgt stIli donot particularly the youngerteens Johnston saId Forexample Some 43 percent oftodays 8th graders stili donot thmk there is a greatnsk associated With pack-a-day smokmg

In addition there hasbeen some Increase smce1996 (1997 for 12th graders)In students personal dIsap-proval of smokmg

These findmgs suggestthat It IS not Just pnce thatIS actmg as a deterrent toclgarltte use JohnstonsaId There have been someunderlymg changes mImportant beliefs and atti-tudes as well These are the

to management about futureplans for the faclhty lnclud-Il~g new equipment diS-counts mcentlves and pro-grams

If you really enj)y a goodhealth club It can becomeyour home away from homeThe people you meet and thegood feehngs of accomphsh-ments and results can beworth It If you find the rightone Ask all the nght questwns and research the localfaclhtles to find the perfectmatch for you

Kellv rrdfrn B S C S CS lS a p~rsonal tramer and the owner of PowerBreak FUness If you have afitness or tramlng questIOne-matl Kelly atletters kfwShearstsc com orwnte her m care of KmgFeatures Weekly SerVicePO Box 536475 OrlandoFL 32853-6475

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shown Important dechnes III2001 bpeclfically I

ThIS year about one Inevery 18 8th-graders (5 1percent) IS a current dallysmoker one of every eight10th graders (122 percent)and about one In every five12th graders (19 percent)These dallr smo~lng rate~are down proportIOnallyfrom ther peak levels In1996 (1997 III the case of the12th graders) by about one-half one-third and one11 ltlrtn1j nt~~t~u~~) Thrare down proportlOnally Justfrom last years levels by 26percent 13 percent and 8percent respectively

These important dechnesm teen smokmg did not Justhappen by chanceJohnston said A lot of mdl-vlduals and organizatIOnshave been making concertedefforts to bnng down theunaccectlblv hgh rates ofsmokmg am~ng ~ur youth ~

Amon~ the efforts henotes are a number thatemerged from the tobaccosettlement between thestates and the tobacco com-panies

The Joe Camel advertIS-Ing campaign was endedbillboard adYertlBlng of ciga-rettes was ehmmated andantlsmoklng advertlsmgcampaigns werp Inltated bythe newly formed AmencanLegacy FoundatIOn that wasfunder under the settle-ment Johnston saidFurther a number of stateslaunched their own antl-smokmg ad campaignsullIe aiso raIsed theIr excisetaxes on cigarettes and theIndustry raised prices morder to cover their costsfrom the settlement On topof all of thIS the mdustryreceived a great deal of neg-ative pubhclty dunng themld- to late-1990s as theIrpast practices were exposeddunng the htigatlOn processWIth the states and m thefederal regulatory debates

Abullrnelcan Councll onExerCise (ACE) and TheNatlOoal Strength andCondltlOmng ASSOCiatIon(NSCA) There are othersthat Just requIre a weekendcourse Find out how manyyears the person has beentralnmg and whether theyhave a degree m the field

The third Issue IS conve-mence You want to be surethe faclhty IS easy to get tofrom your home or Job If Ittakes you too long to getthere or It IS out of your wayyou may be wastmg yourmoney

FInally check the avad-ablhty of classes and equip-ment VISit the faCIlIty at theapprOXImate time you planto exercise so you can seeow busy thmgs are Youdont want your one-hourworkout to ake two hours tocomplete because yourewaltmg on machmesl Talk

Areyou ayoung adult troubled f)with lower back problems f-

Attend a FREE lecture

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Daniel Elskens MD a Bon Secours Cottage neurosurgeon explainS the mostcommon reasons for low back pain In young and middle-aged adults such assports InJunes or lumbar strain He also discusses current treatment methods thatInclude minimallY invasive procedures and dlscectomles (removal of the damageddiSC from between the spine bones) The lecture IS directed at men and womenbehleen the ages of S 21d soA Questlon-and-answer session IS Included and refreshments are servedRtst1Il11()n~ Irt rlQUlred

For more information or to pre-register callCommunity Health Promotion at (586) 779-7900

Included high school seniorsSinCE 1975 and natIOnallyrepresentative samples of8th and 10th graders since1991 QuestIOnnaires areadministered to students Intheir c1asbroomb by ISR staflmembem each sprmg

Current smokmg (definedac S10klng- one or ffi0rc Cig-arettes dunng the past 30days) had been decllmngsteadily blnCe the reLentpeak levels reached m 1996among 8th and lOthgraders and m 1lt1lt17~TTHO

12th graders Between 1996and 2001 current smokmgamong 8th graders fell from21 percent to 12 percentand among lOth gradersfrom 30 percent to 21 per-cent

Among 12th graders cur-rent smokmg fell from 37percent m 1997 to 30 per-cent In 2001 - a proportion-al decline of about two-tenthb Thus the youngerage groups have shown thegreatest Improvement so farThe drop In current smokmgthat occurred Just thiS year- of 2 5 percentage POintsm 8th grade and 2 6 percent-age POints In 10th grade -are highly statistically slg-mficant while the Z percent-age-pomt dechne In 12thgrade fell Just short of bemgsjgIhficai1t

Prior to the peak teensmokmg rates reached Inthe mld-1990s currentsmokmg among 8th and10th graders had been nsmgrapIdly With about a 50 per-cent mcrease ocrurringbetvccn 1991 and 19SGSmoklllg had been nsmgamong 12th graders as wellthough not by as large a pro-portlOn

The rates of dally currentsmokmg m the three gradelevels (defined as havmg oneor more cigarettes per dayover the past 30 days) havehnwtl parallel trends tothose for any current smok-mg and hkewlse have

slOn on thp tRrihn eqmp-ment You might want to askwho cpans the equipmentSamtary facilities careabout thelr members

Second check the quahfi-catIOns of the staff You wantto be bure ~haL the peoplewho are showmg you how toexercise know what they aredomg Ask to talk directly tothem and ask questIOns Letthem know If you plan to usea personal tramer whatyour health history IS andwhat your goals are fortrammg The more thoroughyou can explam your previ-ous expenences the easier ItWIll be for the trainer to fig-ure out what w111work foryou

Some highly recogmzedcertificatIOns for perconaltramers are from TheAmencan College of SportsMedlcme (ACSM) The

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Teen smoking declines sharply in 2001In a year In which good

news seems hard to come bythere IS some good newsfrom the health frontCigarette smoking the leadIng cause of preventabledeath and disease In thiscountry IS falling harplyamong American teenagers

The latest natIOnal surveyIn the ~MoOltorJng theFuture~ smes conducted bythe Umverslty of MichiganInstitute for Social Research(lSR) shoy s that teen smok-mg IS rapidly dechnmg

t)WlOO on natIOnally repre-sentative surveys of some44000 students In grades 810 and 12 18k research SCIentlsts have found that ado-lescent smokmg IS dechmngat a vigorous pace ThiS con-trasts to the dramaticincrease In teen smokingobserved In the early 199Ossays study director Lloyd DJohnston

Because the ~~n yearsare cntlcal In the mitiatlOnof HIIMIy aU hfetlme smok-mg habits what happensdunng that developmentalpenod IS vital to the eventu-al health and longeVity ofeach generatIOn JohnstonSald Thats what made thesharp Increase In the early1990s so wornsome and It ISalso what makes thiS

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Shop around-fot the best health club

dechne hich began In thelattpr half of the 1990s soenCUUlil~mg

The 2001 Momtonng theFuture survey Included stu-dents m 424 publH and pn-vate secondary schoolsthroughout the cotermmousUmted Statpl Tnhls~on andfellow social psychologistsJerald G Bachman andPatnck M OMalley havebeen conducting the studysince 1975 With supportprovIded by the NationalInstitute on Drug Abuse oneof the NatIOnal Institutes ofHealth m the U SDepartment of Health andHuman ServIces

The annual surveys have

By Kelly Griffin BSCSCS

With the New Year youmay find yourself resolvmgto lose the same 10 or 15pounds you swore to workoff last year Couldnt do It

fon your own Perhaps ItStime to conSider JOlnmg agym or health club

There are plenty of bene-fits In JOining a fitness faCil-Ity You get a vanety ofequIpment and classes tochoose trom Meetmg peopleIS easy You can get helpstartmg a routme from anattendant or trameI If youare looking to Jom a fitnessfaclhty for the first time orwould hke to shop aroundfor a better one than the oneyou currently attend hereare some tips for finding thebest one for the money

First and foremost makesure the eqUipment IS keptm good workmg condItIOnIn any facthty aflty shouldbe first Check for rustedcableb or weight plates duston the machines and corro-

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http Ilwwwtreas state ml Will bl mg yOU up to dateus They still have only B~t most of us use mOreyear 2000 forms SQ youll straightforward sourcesJust have to watt untIl The most popul~ pertheyre good and ready to sonal tax gude 18 J K

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The Ernst and Younglax ~aver s rwae comeshighly recommended formdlVduals domg theirown taxes Park andWoods branch hbranesboth have the 2002 edl-tlon covering the 2001tax year

Before we have all theforms are ready to go at forms we put out gIvehttp IIwww Cldetroitml us away copes of

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You neednt worry aboutthat Eventually every-thmg wdl be onlme Youcan go m through thebookmark on our homepage which should takeyou straight to the 2001forms and mstrucbons

If you prefer you cantype 1( thp wph addressand then follow dIrectlonsor icons to get to formsand mstructlons Thefederal tax site ishttp IIwwwrsgov Most ofthe federal forms areupdated but check theeaJ Some still are 2000Some are 2002

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Even so while the restof the world was celebrat-109 the holIdays a few ofyou came to the hbrary tofind out when well putthe tax stuff out

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Many forms straggle mthrough January Somenever arnve at all Thefederal forms arrIve firstsporadically The stateforms almost never gethert until the end ofJanuary DetroIt formsamve even later If theyare sent at all

Old you seTYeThe UmtedStates Nvy MemonalFoundatlOn m WashingtonDC has estabhshed theNavy Log m an effort tohonor all naval veteranswho have served our coun-try

The Navy Log IncludesNavy Manne Corps CoastGuard and MerchantManners The Navy Log hasthus far collected the names

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ThlS is a good Sign thattravelers are takmg a en-ous mterest m protectingtheir vacation mvestmentsllld Larry Dickens chrectorof vendor relations for AMTravel Agency We wantpeople to mamtam theirnormal travel habIts andtrip insurance prOVIdes anextra level of securitv

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Woods deputy comptrollerRobert Kraft told commis-SIon members he would seekpnce quotes from mulbplepnnters

Smce the booklet IS forthe reSIdents of GrossePomte Woods and that anaverage of 50 booklets IS ds-tnbuted by the city clerk tonew resdents each monthKraft agreed addItIOnalfundlng could be obtamedfrom the citys operatingbudget to support the cost ofnMntlnlJ ~n PYnltnllPCl Pelt-tlOn a~cordingto tree com-mlSsion documents

We dont have the fundsIn tlns years budget to addthe four pages but wereproceedmg to develop tha~Dickinson sad We hope mthe next fi1cal year wellinclude that in our budget

Tasty broccoh amp garhcIS a perfect SIde dsh wthbeef poultry or seafoodSteam the broccoh aheadto save time Double therecipe for larger groups

My brotherm-law CarlHankla helped me pre-_ +l- Irl ~ 41~ n 1 u - -

ful broccoh We served Itwth beef tenderlolIl andmashed potatoes (pre-pared by my other brother-In-law Dan Caton) Themeal was e~oyed by myentlr~ famly

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the kltchen Eatinghealthy doesnt have to bebonng Special thanks toCall for being my righthand tn the Iotchen dur-mg the hohdays yourethe best

200 PM THE LEGAL INSIDERChIstopher Cavanagh Hosts local attome)s DaVid Draper and DouglolSDempse) tae an illS Ide Jccl at current legal ISSueS(Repealed M-Sun 400 AM MlWfSun 6 00 PM)

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Every new resldent getsa copy of thIS book

Is a beautiful bookDickmson sllld It was theTree Commisswns contnbu-bon to the Ctys 50thanmversary along Mth theHlstoncal CommIssionschronology of the Woods

The proposed four-pageexpanSlOn wlll have room foraddltional hlstoncal mfor-mation

We have plans tomcrease the content of thebook mcluding a map thatMil show all the varieties oftrees on the walkin~ path atLake Front Park said AllenDlckmson the Woods citycouncIl represent8tlve to thetree commisson

Commumty Tree Bookletpublished by the GrossePomte Woods TreeCommlSSlont WIll includemajor changes accordmgto commlssion members

GROSSE POINTE WAR MEMORIALS

TV5TELEVISION FOR THEWHOLE COMMUNITY

Holidays are over its time to getback to healthy eating

Add the roaeted pepperand crushed red pepperand toss for an add1tonal2 to 3 mmutes SeasonwIth salt and pepper IfdeSIred Serve hot

910AM InUIT PUISA half hour deroblc ccrclse class (Repeated M-SunII 00 PM)

938 AM POSITIVELY lOSlTIVEFTOIIA LtOld IVrllIhl HauseHosts JeaOle kNell and Lit AIen bull an upllftmg half-hour of JX1li lItltudc and Ideas (Repealed M-sunII 0 P1 MVr gtun 9 0 PM)

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2 teaspoons olive oilS garlic cloves

minced14 teaspoon dried

oregano14 cup thinly sliced

roasted red pepper

Its time to pItch theChristmas cookles thenuts the pies and cakesand other sweet holidaydehght that youvetucked around thelutchen

Its tlntl to get healthyStart the new year

nght by treatmg yourbody to the fresh fruitsand vegetables that areavaIlable year round

ThIS weeks feature IS aIiT l ~1o hrgt +-1) 0 ~11 tJ 1 -

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Woods tree booklet is branching outBy EsradLindbergStaff Wnter

A local group of treefdncJ~r 1S lvukifl~ for aprmter to manufacture1000 addItlonal copIes of agulde to area trees I

A new edItIon of the

1+1Martini lounge

amp Wine BarUve Music Friday lk saturdaY

January 3 2002Grosse Pointe New8 Metro calendar 76

Periodontal disease may lead to seriousmedical conditions but it is treatable

For addItional Informa-tIOn on penodontal dIseaseVISIt www arestm com orcall (866) 2737864

Interestingly In a recentsurvey of 1000 Amencansover half rated regular den-tal VISItsand teeth cleanmgshIgher than gettmg regullt1cholesterol checks Howeverfar fewer request a dentalscreemng that could predIcttheIr chances of contractingpenodontal disease

nate the remaming bactenathat cant be reached dunngthe SRP procedure ArestmIS a fast and easy treatmentthat IS Omfortable forpatients anesthesia IS notneeded

ExhUttIona ShowAt the DIA

From the old masters tothe finest m modern art dIS-cover the gallerIes and exhI-bItIOns of the DetrOItInstItute of Arts The play-tmngs of the baby boomergeneratIOn are the focus ofphotographer DaVIdLevmthals VIVidexhIbItionSmall Wonder Worlds In aBox runnmg throughSunday Feb ~ The eventsof late 16th and 17lh centu-ry England and the beautyof nature are reflected m theexhIbItion Garden Imageryin English EmbrOIdery openthrough Sunday March 10Amencas oldest culturaltralhtlOnb are celebrared mthe exhIbItion Dance of theForest Spmts A Set ofNative American Masksthrough May 2002 Museumhours are Wednesdaythrough Fnday from 11 amto 4 pm and Saturday andSunday from 11 a m to 5p m Recommended admisSlon IS $4 for adults and $1for chIldren and studentsCall (313) 833-7963

On go nDSO notes

The DetrOlt SymphonyOrchestras DetrOlt EdlsonFoundabon Pops returns toOrchestra Hall 3711Woodward m DetrOitThursday Jan 10 throughSunday Jan 13 for StarsStllpes and Pops with trumpeter Marcus BelgravePerformances are scheduledfDr Thursday at 8 pmFriday and Saturday at 8 30P m and Sunday at 3 p m

T1ckets range from $19 to$75 Call (313) 576-5100

weekly workouts are $78 fortwo sessions $106 for threesessIOns or $124 for four ses-sIOns RegIster today forJanuary classes mcludmgGolf Tae Kwon Do KarateYoga TennIS GUItar AdultConversational GreekSmart Women FinIsh FIrstand Watercolors MacombCounty Commumty Collegeoffers a WIdevanety of waysto expand your honzons attheir AssumptIOn CulturalCenter campus To regIsterfor MCC programs call(586) 4984000PreregIstratIOn IS reqUIredfor most AssumptIOn cours-es Call (586) 779-6111

DO YOU bullbullbullwant to be in the metro calendar

Then fill out ttns form send 111096llterctleval Grosse PootErFarms 48236 or fax to (313) 882-1585 by 3 P m Fnday

EventDateTimePlaceCostQuestions CallContact Person

Recently dentISts andhygJemsts have begunaddmg the antIbIOticArestm a locally admmls-tered antibiotIc to help fightpenodontal dIsease to theSRP procedure The antlblotic ISapphed dIrectly to themfected area helpmg ehml-

serious health condItionsBecause penodontal dIS-

ease is a chrome bactenalmfectlOn It can be treatedWIth an antibIOtic TypIcaltreatment for penodontaldisease mcludes scaling androot planing also known asSRP This non-surgIcal procedure Involves deep clean-mg above and below thegum hne to remove plaquethat has bUIlt up

Parents who SIgn up for aKalo class can take advan-tage of free KIddIeKalolBaby Sitting Mondaythrough Thursday from 9 30to 10 a m Nonreglsteredparents pay $1 for fuddleKalo The 17-statlOnNauttlus weIght traInIngroom IS open Mondaythrough Thursday from B to1030 a m and 6 to 830 p mand Fnday from 8 to 1030a m The fee IS $50 for twodays per week $70 for threedays per week or $4 fordrop-m users KaloExerciseJNautilus combo

Ford Houseexperiences

Expenence the grandeurof one of AmencasCastles at the Edsel ampEleanor Ford Houlgte llUULakeshore m Grosse PomteShores Tours WIllbe offeredon the hour Tuesdampythrnugh Sunday from noonto 4 pm Monday Jan 7through Sunday March 31The Ford House Will beclosed Monday Jan 21through Monday Feb 4 TheTea Room will be closeduntil Sunday March 31Tonrllt re ~n for nnlh ~ifor semors -and $4-f~~--~~I~dren Grounds admISSIon IS$5 Annual Passes are avaIl-able for $18 Call (313) 884-4222

Assumption offeringsA full schedule of classes

and events aWalt you at TheAssumptIOn CulturalCenter Reach a npw tab- ofwell-being and cardlOvascular fitness by slgnmg up forKalosomatlcs exercIse pro-grams which combme aero-bICSWIth walking runningstretchmg elements of yogaand k1ckboxmg The WinterSession will run throughSaturday March 2 Fees are$52 tor two-day seSSIOns$74 for three-day sessIOnsand $94 for four-day ses-sions There IS a 25 ilis-count for semors

1~~SehnskyGreen FarmhouseMuseum located dIrectlybehmd the St ClaIr ShoresPubhc LIbrary LIsted In theMIchIgan State RegIster ofHlstonc Sites thIS farm-house IS owned by the CItyof St ClaIr Shores dnd oper-ated by the St Clair ShoresHlstoncal CommISSIOn Thehouse IS open for toursWednesday and Saturdayfrom 1 to 4 pm Call (586)771-9020

If left untreated gIngIVltlScan progress to penodontltlswhen the plaque spreadsbelow the gum lIne Toxmsm the bactena can destroythe bone and gum that surround the teeth creatmgpockets for bactena to accumulate As the pocketsbecome deEpermOrEroom screated for bactena to growEventually these bactenaenter the blood streampotentially leadIng to morc

In the early stage of pen-odontal dIsease the gumscan become red swollen andbleed eaSily At thIS stagethe dIsease IS reverSIble andcan be ehmmated throughroutme dental cleanmgs anddaily brushing and flossmg

Gum dIsease IS a senouschroDlc bactensl mfectlonthat attacks and destroysthe gums and bones thathold your teeth in place ThemfectlOn occurs when dentalplaque a sticky sometimescolorless film accumulateson the surfaces of the teeth

tal infections - and othermore serious diseases Thispotentlal connectionbetween gum disease andserious condItions such asheart ilisease diabetes andlow bIrth rate babIes ISsoberin~ news

Farmhouse museumStep back into the daJly

hfe of a mid19th centuryfarm famIly livmg m EnnTownshiP now St ClairShores WIth a tour of the

Educationalopportunities

Take advantage of educa-tional opportunities WIthLIfelong Learning classes atSt Peter the ApostleElementary School 19800AnIta In Harper WoodsFashIOn your own greetmgswith a Card Makmg classMondays Jan 14 throughFeb 4 from noon to 2 p mThe fee IS $75 Shape upWIth ExerCise Classes formature adults Tuesdaysand Thursdays Jan 15through May 30 from 9 15to 10 15 a m or 10 30 to11 30 a m The fees are $90for ~woUllYII ~r w~eK$45for one day per week or $3for walk-ms Harper Woodslibranan Suzanne Kent WIlllead a free Book ReviewWednesday Jan 16 from 1to 2 pm m St PetersPansh House Those whohave completed theBeginner Computer coursecan partake In anIntroductIOn to WordMondavs Jan 14 throu2hFeb 4 from 9 to 11 a m Thefee IS$70 Computer classesfor Begmners will be offeredWednesdays Jan 16through Feb 6 from 1130am to 2 p m or ThursdaysJan 17 through Feb 7 from9 to 11 30 a m The fee IS$90 SIgn up for anIntemetlE-Mail CourseWednesdays Jan 16~hrough Jan 30 from 9 to11 a m The fee IS $75PreregIstratIOn ISrequestedCall (586) 493-0917

Pointes pastExperience Grosse

Pointes past WIth a freegwded tour of the GrossePomte Hlstoncal o~letysProvencal-Weir House c1823 376 Kercheval mGrosse POinte FarmsSaturday Jan 12 from 1 to4 p m Guests can learnabout 19th Century hfe inGrosse Pomte vIew anexhIbIt of hlstonc pho-tographs and Visit the newlyrenovated Log Cabin c1840 on the property Innddibon they can purchaseVIdeos featurmg GrossePomte h1S1)ryand relatedpubhcations and productsCall (313) 884-7010

Call (313) 833-4249

TTnfnrhmatelv less thanone-fifth of those WIth thecondItion seek treatmEntThe firstever SurgeonGenerals Report on OralHealth In Amenca suggeststhat there are strong assocI-atIOns between oral mfec-tlOns - pnmanly penodon-

At present nearly 75 per-cent of people over age 35have some stage of gum dIS-ease accordmg to theAmerIcan DentalHYgIeniStsAsSOCIation

Even though It IS the sec-ond most prevalent dIseasem the Unlted States -affectmg nearly one out ofevery four Amencans -many people are unawarethat penodontal dIsease andgum disease are dIfferentnames for the same condI-tIOn

Oral health problems currently cause employed adultsto lose more than 164 million hours of work every year

(NAPS) - Healthy gumsare the key to better healthfor everyone however 50mI1hon Amencans currentlysuffer from gum dIsease(penodontal dIsease) Leftuntreated gum ilisease mayserve as a gateway to manyother medIcal condItionsThe good newS IS that whenit is caught early periodon-tal dIsease IS reversibleAnd new there are moreways than ever to treat it

in Ann Arbor The fee IS $10or $5 for DHS membersReservations are requiredCall (313) 833-1405

Live a LeaRiWar Memorial Update

Enhance your mmd bodyand SPlnt by partaking mthe courses and adventuresoffered at the Grosse PomteWar MemOrial 32Lakeshore In Grosse PomteFarms Develop balance andflelOblhty WIth Yang StyleTal Cm Mondays Jan 7through Feb 25 from 6 30to 7 30 pm or fuesdaysJan 8 through Feb 26 fro~7 35 to 8 35 P m The feesllft ~tgtuor ~ll lor semorsIncrease your stamma andstrength WIth Hatha YogaMondays Jan 7 throughFeb 25 from 830 to 10 amor 7 to 8 30 pm for contmumg students or 10 15 to1145 a n for begmnersClasses WIllalso be offeredThursdays Jan 10 throughFeb 28 from 735 to 905pm for begInners The feeis $70

Explore the tradItIOnalpnnciples of drawmg WIthWorkmg From the FigureWednesdays Jan 9 throughFeb 27 from 1 to 4 pm Thefee is $90 Pohsh your pos-ture WIth The FeldenkralsMethod Thursdays Jan 10through Feb 21 from 730to S30 pm or Fndays Jan11 through Feb 22 from 9to 10 am Tne fee IS $10Preregister using yourMaster Card or Visa via faxat (313) 884-6638 e-MalIwwwwarmemonal org orcall (313) 881-7511

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Grosse POInte mUniCIpali-ties and Harper Woods Theevent IS an Ideal afterglowdestInatlon for those attend-Ing the DetrOItAuto DealersAsSOCIations NorthAmerican InternatIOnalAuto Show Chanty PrevIewon that same rught Ticketsto thIS elegant black tieoptional evenmg of dmmgand danCIng are $85ReservatIOns are reqUIredProceeds benefit ChIldrensServIces of the NortheastGUIdance Center Call (313)884-8691

AU that jazzJazz guItarIst Tim

Bowman and hIS band WIll

headhne A Jazzy Afterglowbenefitmg Barat ChIld andFanuly Services a dIVISIOnof Matnx Human SeeVlesFrIday Jan 11 at theInternational Banquet ampConference Center of theAthenaeum SUIte Hotel 400Monroe in DetrOitFestiVlties Include a 5 to 7P m VIP hors doeuvresreception 5 to 915 p m VIPShuttlp Rorvlce to theDetrOIt Auto DealersAsSOCIations NorthAmerican InternatIOnalAuto Show Chanty Previewdinner at 9 15 pm andentertamment commencingat 1030 p ill Tickets for thISblack tIe affllU are $125 or$175 per personReservations are requiredCall (313) 9633330

Art of learningTake advantage of an

exciting selectIon of freeDrop-In Workshops at theDetroit InstItute of Arts5200 Woodward in DetroitPIece to~ether creahvePostcards Fridays Jan 4through Jan 25 from 630to 8 pm DIscover The Art ofthe Doodle Sundays J an 6through Jan 27 from noonto 4 p m PartICIpate m theNAMES Project AIDSMemorial Quilt Sunday

Artrain stroll Jan 20 at 1 pm SharpenView the out of thIS world bullyour artIstic slons With a

exhIbition Artistry of Space Figure Drawmg class forThe NASA Art Program adults Saturdays Jan 12aboard ArtraIn USA the through Jan 26 from 1 to 3natlons only trilVtHU1~ piii The fee is $120 or $95museum dunng a DetrOit ior DIA membelHistoncal SocIety Sunday PreregIstratIOn is requiredStroll program Sunday for the classJan 13 at 2 pm at theNew Center 1100 N Main

MarkVourCalenda bullbullbullAttention Austinalumni

All graduates of AustinCathohc PreparatorySI1Iool whih dUlled in1978 are mvited to attendthe dedIcation of the newAustin Portico SaturdayJan 12 m conJunctlon WIththe 4 p m Mass at St CllUeof Montefalco Church atMack and WhIttIer mGrosse Pomte Park An all-class reunIOn win follow theceremony Call (313) 882-9812

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Last weekspuzzlesolved

FrI Jan t tCelebrate success

Join the volunteers of theAsSIstance League to theNortheast GUldance Centerat a CelebratIon GalaFrIday Jan 11 at 7 30 pmat the Country Club ofDtroit 220 Country ClubDr in Grosse Pointe Farmsmrking the 38th year otsuccessfully supportIngquahty behaVIOral health-care and substance abusetreatment selVlCes for theeast SIde of DetrOIt the five

SundayJan bullBach is back

rrh~ ~Y1Ith I~h E~~hsenes returns to the KresgeCourt of the DetroItInstItute of Arts 5200Woodward In DetroItSunday Jan 6 at 11 amWIth a performance by thePeter Soave Sextet Ticketsfor brunch and the concertare $22 for adults and $11for cmldren Seatmg on thecarpeted staIrwell for theconcert IS$5 Call (313) 833-4005

nCFood amp fellowahlp

Share good food and fel-lowshIp during the MensFriday EcumemcalBreakfast lltndayJan 4 at7 30 am at Gros~e Pomte~emorlal Church 16Lakeshore m Grosse PomteFarms Ms Sydney Rooks ofOpen Door at Fort StreetPresbyterIan Church WIllbethe featured speaker Thefee IS $5 Call (313) 882-5330

onday an 7Sacred sites

DIscover five of metropohI tan DetroItS most beautIful sacred SItesduring a DetroItI HIstorical SDclety Hlstonc Church Tour Monday Jan 7 from 930 a m to 4 pm The bus WIlldepart from the parking iot oi the Detroiti HlStoncaJ Museum 5401I Woodward in DetroIt and

stop at St Domllllcs RomanCathohc Church FIrst

IPresbytenan Church StMatthew-St Joseph

~Episcopal Church LIttleRock BaDtist Church andthe Cathect-al Church of StPaul EpIscopal The fee IS$25 or $18 for DHS memobers Reservations arerequired Call (313) 833-1405

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86 Seniors January 3 2002Grosse Pointe News

By Sharon Malersac Executlve Director

As thl ne vear beg1l1b many homebound senIOrsare stIllleehng the aftereffects of Sept 11 2001

Some people whoexpenence these lymp-

toms may develop PTSD and as many as one out of13 Americans will get PTSD at some pomt durmgtheir 11es Of those who do the good news IS that mmany caes PTSD can be treated successfully

E1a1ne MOIlto ofGroNe PolDte Parkand Suaan Lauppe ofGrosH Pointe Farmsare shown above atthe left belping ft1lthe baekete

sac deliversThe Interfaith Volunteer careetven a pro-

gram of Services for Older Citizens (sac)brought together tbe cburcbes bullbull cboo~ andRotary Club of Grosse Pointe to provide achance for young and older people to reacbout to seniors in the community

On Dec 19 thegroUpB joined to cre-ate more tban 220Christma cards and11ft baskets to be~~~~dtl fdurlDg tbe bondHundreds of peopledonated bsketbandmade carda andIJIfts

_Driving safely while aging gracefully

Because televlSlOnbrmgs the world to ourIvmg rooms tlus con-lt1ltlOncan occur lorpeople who never expe-nenced the traumabut wltnebsed Itthrough the media Theacute stress of a trau-matIc event causeschemical reactlOl1s 111

the bram as well asphYSIcal symptoms

Sbaron Maier

SOC OItionsTrauma of Sept 11can lead to PTSD

With 24 hour neWb coverage reexpenencmg thetrauma IS ab eay asturnmg on 0Ur televllOn Traumatic eventscan lead to a conditIOnknown as posttraumat-ICtress disorder orPTSD

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prescriptions while traveling

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Wrzte to llatllda CharlesII care of Kmg FeaturesWeekly SerVice PO Box$16475 Orlando FL 328536475 or send an e-mail toletters kfwShearstsc com

youre on these medicatiOnsor need to use devices suchas glucose or blood pressuremom tors If you see a doctorwhl1e youre away be sure toget a Similar confirmatIOnletter for your return flightto cover any new prescnp-tlons

3 Take extra supplies ofeverythmg 11 case yourflight IS delayed

4 Use onglnal contamersWith ongInal labels showmgthe names of the doctors andpharmaCIsts and the pre-scnbed dosage

5 Never put your medICa-tIOns Into checked luggageBaggt can be lost Also thecompartment can be too coldor too hot and rum theireffect venes~

For more mformatlOncheck WIth your alrlme ortravel agent

For more mformatlOo ontraffic s~fety for b1der ulefsVISit the NHTSA webSIte atwww nhtsa dot govpeopleinlurvolddnvelmdex html orWrite to the NatIOnalHighway Traffic SafetyAdmInIstratIOn 400Sventh St SWWashLngton DC 20590 Youcan also fax your request to(WJ)366-7721

about your dnvmg ablhtlestalk With your doctor He orshe can evaluate the sldeeffects of the medicationsyou may be talung ConSidertaking a mature driver classthrough AAA AARP or alocal dnving school Letlnabout transportation options111 the commumty and con-Sider trymg them out

While everyone wants tokeep driV1ng for as IOlg aspossible no one wants to bea threat to themselves or toothers because they are nolonger able to dnve safelySelf-awareness is the keyWith smart self-manage-ment you ran retain thepersonal mobihty thatcomes With dnvlng whIlelImiting the nsks to yourselfund to others

Depression Treat It Defeat It

The followmg are tips thatcan help you while travel-Lng

1 Get at least two copiesof all your prescnptlOnb oneto keep WIth you and one tomclude m checked baggagem case you need fmergencyrefills

2 Get letter from )ourdoctor) confirmmg that

rymg aboard a number ofobjects meludmg LnsuhnsyrngES and any containeror VIal that could hold apotennally dangerous sub-sance

The alrhne also tned toconfiscate a bottle holdingher hIgh blood pressuremedlCme (She had trans-ferred the pills from a bottleWIth a chl1d proof cap toone that was easier to open )It was only after shE bUg-gested lettmg the flightattendants hold her medicalsupphes that thp airlineagreed to call her doctor toconfirm her me~hcal statusand her need to have theseItems close at hand

If you do onslder plan-mng a route that you arefamIliar WIth and try todnve durmg the day (aVOIdrush hour) Keep a safe diS-tance between you and thecar ahead of you and try tomake left turns where greenarrows provide protectedturns Scan the road contm-uously to antiCIpate futureproblems and plan youractIOns

Scmetunes other 1JU1J1are the best Judges of yourdnvlng ability If someonehas expressed concerns

miSSIon power steenng andbrakes and other speCIalequlpmcnt can make it eaSler for you to steer your vehi-cle and operate the foot ped-als

8 Dnvmg reqmres dlld-mg your attentlon betweenmore than one SituatIOn at atime Do you feel over-whelmed by traffic stgIls andpedestrian and vehicle traffic Do you take medicationsthat make you drowsy or doyou expErlence dlzzmessseIzures or losses of con-sCIOusness Do you reactslowly to normal dnV1ng Sit-uations

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By Matilda CharlesAn msulln-dependent dia-

betic fnend had a problemlast month bring-lOg hermedicatIOns wlth her on afhght to attend her sonsweddmg In Utah She hadno Idea when she got to theaJrport that the new securi-ty regulatIOns put m placeafter Sept 11 ruled cut car

pavement mltllungs othervehicles and pedestnans -~~tlaUy t dawn dusk vrat mght Does the glare ofoncommg headlights causeyou discomfort

If you have expenencedany of these symptoms ofdechnmg VISIon alwayswear your glasses and keepyour prescnptlOn currentKeep your wmdshield mir-rors and headhghts cleanand your headhghts aimedcorrectly If youre 60 orolder see an eye doctorevery year

2 Diminished strengthcoordinatIOn and fleXIbilitycan Impact your ability tosafely control your vehicleDo you have trouble lookmgover your shoulder tochange lanes mOV1ng yourfoot from the gas to thebrake pedal or turmng thesteermg wheel Do you feelpam In your knees legs orankles when gomg up ordown staJrs

If j-ouve experienced alyof these symptoms talk WIthyour doctor about phySIcaltherapy or medIcatIOnandOr tTftchmg exercisesand a walkmg or fitness pro-gram An automatic trans-

~BON SECOURS PLACE AT ST CLAIR SHORESA Ilolt seour- LJwlg Ao_

26101 Jefferson AvenueSf Clair Shores MIChIgan 48081(810) 498-4500

Dad spent a lot of time alone duringthe dayand we couldnt always be therefor him Now he has new fliends eatswell balanced meals and has help wIthhis medications Assisted living atBon Secours Placewas the ideal optionfor all of us

gt- Sponsored by the S1CjfArcof ~n ~( Ire

Affiliated W1t~Boo SecoUIS Health System IncrAl~ DevUlOpea ana managea 0) 0 Lilli are gtBrv~S L4Ciiir ~ ~OOO e ~prvWfloIl I I r

(NAPS) - For manyAmencans dnvmg is a wayof mamtammg mdepen-dence Changesthatoccurlnpeople as they age howevercan affect theIr ablhty todnve safely

The followmg t1p~ IIldy

help you determme whetherphySIcal changes are affect-mg your dnvmg skIll andIf so how to cope WJth themso you remain a safe driverfor as long as you can

1 Good VISion IS essenbalfor good dnv1I1g health Doyou lampave problems reading3lgns or recognizing some-one you know from acrossthe street Do you havetrouble seemg lane and

Seniors celebrate ChristmasA Christmas party was held by Services for Older Citizens (SOC)as part

of its Food amp Friendship proglaJn The program ta1Iesplace Monday throughFriday and includes lunch exereiae bingo and a social event for GrossePointe and Harper Woods seniors age 60 and older

Mary Krupa and Joe Kowalski are served by Jim Flkany of Grosse PointeRotary at the party SOCis located at 17150 Waterloo in the City of GrossePointe

Dr Dan Guyer of Bon Secours Cottage HealthSystem Will present an mformatlve talk begmmng at1130 a m TuesdaYtJan 8 at the cIghborhoodClub 17150 Waterloo m the CIty of Grosse Pomte HeWIll OJCUSbthe causes and cures for posttraumaticbtress dlborder

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Most of the explana-tIOns I hear from peoplewho arent worlong out areexcuses Give yourself fivereasons why you shouldcommIt to an exerClse pro-graIn get started and stickWith it Leave the whmersbehmd Jom the WInners

Kelly Griffin B S C S CS IS a personaltramer and the owner ofPower Break Fitness If youhave a fitness or tramlngquestum e-maIl Kelly at letters kfwShearstsc com orwrite her In care of KmgFeatures Weekly SerVicePO Box 536475 OrlandoFL 32853-6475

To advertisein this coiumn

call (313) 882-3500by 200 pm Friday

KISKA JEWELERSThere is no time more fitting to

say Thank You and to wish yon aHappy New Year of healthhappiness and prosperity fromKISKA JEWELERS 63Kercheval on-the-HlIl (313)885-5755

Sunday from 9 30 a m to 5pm AdmISSIon IS $5 foradults and $3 for childrenover the age of five Call(313) 4945800

Sailor artShips In Bottles a collec-

tIOn of 30 whimSical worksof nautical art can beViewed through January2002 at Belle Isles DOSSInGreat Lakes MUloeumacceSSIble via theMacArthur Bridge at EJefferson and E GrandBoulevard m DetrOit Takem the free Video Belle Isle APortraIt m Time SaturdayJ-ll ~J rUUl 1 IU pill

Children can also explorethe hands-on exhibitIOnRacmg on the Wmd Salhngon the Great Lakes alongWith penn anent exhIbItIOnsfeatunng the doomed shipEdmund Fitzgerald and afreighter pIlothouse Themuseum 18 open Wednesdaythrough Sunday from 10a m to 5 p m AdmiSSIOn IS$2 for adults and $1 for chl1-dren a~8 12 to 18 Call(313) 852-4051

History aliveTravel through the past

100 years via the specialehibit Your Place in Time20th Century Amenca atThe Henry Ford Museumand Greenfield Village20900 Oakwood inDearborn Patrons may alsotour the museumsCommumcatiuull LI2htmeTransportatIOn andDomestIc Arts exhlbltlOnsThe Museum IS open dailyfrom 9 am to 5 p m

around watchmg a daytimetalk show or soap operaask yourself If there reallyIS no time for exercise

bull From the examples Ivealready given you can seethat exercise doesnt haveto cost you a penny Youdont have to Jom a healthclub or hire a tramer toreach your fitness goals

bull Start Simple espeCIallyIf youre embarkmg for thefirst time on a program ofexercise Try walkmg for 10mmutes three times aweek then add one minuteto your walk each weekYoull start to feel betterand ollce you do youll wantto continue

bull Afraid that exercise wlllrob you of Important energyyou need for the rest of yourday ThIs can only be trueIf you are exerclsmg toohard or too much Most

Ed MaliszewskiCarpeting

spectacular $6 millionNatIOnal AmphibianConsl IOn Center dedi-cated to the conservatIOnpreservation exhibitIon andmterpretatlon of aInphlblanilfe The Zoo IS open dallyfrom 10 a m to 4 pm ZooadmiSSion IS $8 for adults$6 for semors and chIldrenages 2 to 12 Parkmg IS $4for cars and vans Call (248)398-0903

Cool carsView a collection repre-

sentmg three decades ofautomotive deSign Includ-mg a 1904 Runabout a1QII)) ~H of rt l _ - V L V loA

a 1949 BUick RoadmasterRIVIera at the AutomotiveHall of Fame 21400Oakwood m Dearbornthrough Feb 2002 The Hallof FaIne IS open dally from10 a m to 5 pm The fee IS$6 for adults $5 50 forsemors ages 62 and up and$3 for chlldren ages 5 to 12Call (313) 240-4000

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Strings attachedAdults and duldren allke

can applaud the RUSSianfolk tale the FuebirdSaturdays at 2 pmthrough Jan 26 at theDetrOit Puppet Theatre 25E Grand River 10 DetrOItTickets are $7 for adults and$5 for chIldrenReservatIons are requestedCall (313) 961-7777

experienceExplore the wonders of

the Charles H WnghtMuseum of MncanAmerican HI Rtnry 315 EWarren in Detroit Trace theMotor CityS mUSIcal historyVia the new exhtbltlon Jazin DetrOit Before Motown APhotographiC HIStory run-ning through Sunday Jan13 The Museums coreexhibit Of the People cele-brates DetrOits place inAfrIcan Ameman herItageand culture The Museum ISopen Tuesday through

enough time to exerCIsewhy not use half of yourlunch break to exercise and~he other half to eat

You dont have to work upa sweat Keepmg a set ofdumbbells at work anddomg some weight trammgon your break can stillmake a difference

bull Many people find them-selves awash In faInJlyduties If you spend a lot oftime playmg taxI to andfrom the soccer field trygettmg there early andwallung a couple lapsaround the field Ill betthat If you start a routinelike this other parents wdlsoon Join in

bull Bemg productive Withyour tIme means scheduhngexercise mto your dayBlockIng out a time wIllguarantee a workout Thenext time youre slttlng

Youll fiad the finest brands inAmerica at Ed Maliszewski21435 Great2r Mack St ClairShores (586)776-5510

Start10g our 8th year $0 down$35 a month Watch for manysurprIses 10 2002 Its a good time Ito be a Po1Ote Fitness memberOn Mack 313885-3600

fee is $80 per month plus$50 for reglstraton Launcha new career With Prepanngto BabYSit Saturday Jan12 from 9 a m to 1230 p mThe fee IS $25 Tee-off With aTeen amp Youth Golf Chmcfuesdays Jan 15 throughFcb 5 frt1m 4 to 5 p m Thefee IS $40 BUild your young-sters confidence and mus-cleb With Pee Wee KarateSaturdays Jan 5 to March2 from 9 to 10 a m or 9 to10 30 a m The fee IS $35 forone hour or $50 for one-and-one-half hoursPreregIstratIOn I reqUiredCall (586) 7796111

Zoo newsExpertence the animals

and more at the DetrOIt Zooat Ten Mile and Woodwardm Royal Oak ThroughThursday Feb 28 Jom inWIld Winter festivitiesmcludIng storytelhng treedecoratmg Ice carv10g andthe sweet sounds or seasonalchOIrs View members of theHenry Ford CommumtyCollege Ice Carving Club atwork SaTurdays Jan 5 andJan 12 from 11 a m to 3P m Also on Jan 5 take mfree lUUmal themed docu-mentaries 10 the WildhfeInterpretive Gallery OnSunday Jan 6 SeptemberProductIOns presents HatsOff to Animals an interac-tive storytelhng experiencefrom 1 to 1 45 p m or 2 to245 pm The Roeper UpperSchool ChOlf Wlll perlormSaturday Jan l~ trom 1 30to 230 pm Chill out WIththe polar bears arctIc foxesseals and snowy owls at theZoos new 4 2 acre ArcticRmg of Life exhlbit VISitorscan catch the underwateractIOn With a trip throughthe Polar Passage a unique70-ft long clear tunnel tocatch all the excitIng under-water action Take a ride onthe wild side and get an anI-mals eye-view of life on theWild Adventure SimulatorTickets are $4 Along withVisits to the other great ani-mals guests can see the

The Village IS closed untilMonday Apnl 1 when It wlllbe open from 9 a m to 5 pmAdmission to the Museumranges from $7 50 to $1250Admission to the Vlllageranges from $8 50 to $14Chlldren under the age of 5and members are admittedfree ShOWing m theMuseums $15 mllhon IMAXTheatre are Mysteries ofEgypt 3-D MaOla- Call (313) 833-1805

~No excuse exercise is good resolution for 2002By Kelly GriffinKing Features

After seven years of per-sonal trammg I have heardJll$t about every excuse 10the book on why people can-not work out Some of themOst popular ones are lackof tnleurol money or energy

I beheve most peoplereally want to feel betterabout themselves havemore energy and be moreproductive yet feel thatexercise reqUires a block oftime that does not eXIst

Yet If our mmd-set aboutexercise would changemaybe it would be easier toget started

Here are some sugges-tIOns

bull Time IS very precious tomost people the more wecan fit mto one day the bet-ter If you work a Cull-timeJob and feel you dont have

The staff at NOTRE DAME IPHARMACY extends WIshes for avery Healthy amp Happy New YearWe appreCIate your loyal patron-age through the year at 16926Kercheval in-the-Village I(313)885-2154

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Clayworks class SaturdayJan 12 from 1 to 3 p mExplore a variety of tech-mques during aPrmtmakmg classSaturday Jan 19 from 10a m to noon Brush up onyour slulls dunng a PamtmgClass Saturday Jan 19from 1 to 3 pmPreregistratIOn IS reqUiredCall (313) 833-4249

All aboard IHop aboard Artram USA

the nations only travelingart museum Saturday Jan12 from 10 a m to 5 p mand Sunday Jan 13 from11am t05pm attheNewCenter 1100 N Main 10 AnnArbor Patrons can expenence the exhIbItion Artistryof Space The NASA ArtProgram Call (734) 747-8300 ext 236

Indoor playtimeThe Fanuly Center lDVltes

area preschoolers and theIrparents to come out of thecold and enJoy mdoorPlaytime programsTuesdays and Thursdaysfrom 1 to 3 pm at BeaconElementary School 19475Beaconsfield 10 HarperWoods or Wednesdays from9 to 11 am at the BamesEarlY Childhood Center20090 Mornmgslde 10Grosse Pomte Woods Thefree sessions wl1l runthrough April 2002 Call(313) 343-6711

Super scienceTour the new Improved

Detroit Science Center 5020John R m DetrOitBegmning Monday Jan 7embark on a Solar SystemAdventure view WmterNights and ZubenelgenubisMagical Sky in thp Centersnew Digltal DomePlanetanum Hands-on lab-oratory exhibits focus onmotion life sciences matterand energy waves andVlbrltlOns Now showmg inthe Centers lMAX Theatreare Journey lOto AmazingCaves and Dolphms Makeplans now to see the award-wmnmg Everest whichreturns to the IMAX DomeSaturdays and Sundays atnoon 2 and 4 pm throughSunday Jan 27 TheMuseum IS open Mondaythrough Friday from 9308m to 3 pm Saturday andSunday from 11 a m to 5p m AdmiSSIon IS $7 foradults $6 for seniors and $5ior children lMAx Theatretickets are an additional $2Call (313) 577-8400

Assumptionopportunities

AssumptIOn CulturalCenter 21800 MartEgtron theGrosse Pomte WoodsStClair Shores border offersyour children and teensenhghtenmg opportunitiesBnng those grades up WithKumon Math and ReadmgWednesdays from 3 45 to645 pm and Saturdaysfrom 10 a m to 1 p m The

War Memorial for kidsThe Grosse POinte War

Memorial 32 Lakeshore mGrosse Pomte Farms offersa full schedule of education-al and SOCial adventures forchildren Register today forJanuary classes ActivItiescan be charged to yourMaster Card or Visa VIa faxat (313) 884-6638 or phoneat (313) 881-7ill

South informationParents of eighth-grade

students who plan to attendGrosse POlUte South HighSchOOl m the Fall of 2002are InVited to explore thenInth-grade curnculum dur-mg an Information NIghtWednesday Jan 9 at 7pm In the SouthGymnatoTlum 11 GrossePOInte Boulevard In GrossePomte Farms Call (313)432-3513

Special needsexplored

Bames Early ChIldhoodCenter and The FamilyCenter will team to presenta panel of Grosse Pomte par-ents discussmg their JOur-neys of raising ChtldrenWlth Special Needs dunng aParenting EducatIOn Seriesfor Young FaImhes prograInTuesday Jan 15 from 7 to830 pm at BeaconElementary School 19475Beaconsfield In HarperWoods Chlldcare IS avaJ-able for those who reglsteror the Fridav onor to theprogram A voluntary dona-tion of $10 wIll be acceptedCall (313) 432-3800

Fun flicksJunior cmema buffs can

take 10 a W1de vanety of funflIcks during the GrossePomte Public Libraries freeWmter Fllm Festivalthrough Wednesday Jan23 Preschoolers can enjoyGeorge and Martha - BestFrIends Tuesday Jan 8 at4 pm at the Grosse PointeWoods Branch 20600 Mackin Grosse POlUte Woods orThursday Jan 10 at 4 pmat the Central Branch 10Kercheval In Grosse PomteFarms Grade school andmiddle school Iludlences cantake m Mary-Kate andAshley - Case of the SharkEncounter And EnC)clopedlaBrown - Burgled BaseballCards Wednesday J an 9 atthe Park Branch 15430Kercheval m Grosse POintePark Call (313) 343-2074

Artful opportunitiesAspmng artists ages 5 to

8 accompanied by an adultcan mdulge theIr talentsWIth a full schedule of class-es at the Detroit InstItute ofArts 5200 Woodward inDetrOIt Dragons dmosaursand hons are just a few ofthe Fantastic Ammals andFabulous Beasts you canfashIOn dunng a Clayworksclass Saturday Jan 12from 10 a m to noon PlOchIt Roll It COIl It dunng a

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gomg to fall asleep have 1your young person wake Jyou up and make sure the~give you a kiss goOOmght 1That way they have to be tcoherent and youre gomg ~smell booze on them If

theyve been dnnlong ~The second piece of

adVice that came from the ~foundatIOns October meet- ~mgs was to know Where ~children are and venfy It ~

Cr81g used the example 4Ja friend who called Ius ~daughter whIle she was outand asked to speak With theparents

Well they werentthpr (rll~ M H to14her If you would have tolcme they werent there Imight have let you shy

Another suggestIOn ISto Iallow youths to have more)responsiblhty so they can learn not to make mistakeSgt

Accordmg to lods what)keeps them from bemg dls-honest ISknowmg the consequence of maktng a mIS-take ISso large Craig SaidIf YOLlcan comUlWllCate -what the consequences areand what youll do If theydo get caught Its not yourfault as a parent

Overall Craig called the)asset approach a commonsense way to solve proble~~m an acceptable wa

There are so many pro- -grams that address prob- )lems CraIe saId Mv fthought process ISto find IthinKS VOLl can do III nlp ven(problems bull ]

nurturing skillsA Bon Secours BlrthCare

nurse educator teaches thesession and encourages bothgrandmothers and grandftJthers to attend

For more mformatlOn orto regtgttercall Bon SecouSCommumty HealthEducation at (586) 7797900between 9 a m and 4 p mMonday through Fnday

Coaches will be givenlaminated cards WIth specif-ic goals and )luggestioDs ofhow to Implement them

It focu8es on posltlvethmgs rather than negativetlungs said NeighborhoodClub executive directorJohn Bruce Theyre theIunds of thmgs theNeighborhood Club ISallabout - to help bUildstrong famlhes

Positive familycommunication(No2)

Among the youths whopa tiJltll-tJUl Lh~fuunJa-tlons October meetmgsCraig said ~Op(n and hon-est communlcatton betweenthe parents and the youngpeople does not eXist

One of the tOPiCStheyouths Said they mostwanted to approach theIrparents about was howtheir parents handled peerpressure when they wereyoung

One of the suggestIOnsyouths and adults came upWIthwas naVlng kids givethem a kiss goodnight whenthey carne home after aneVEnlDgout

Craig s81done of hiSdaughters uses that excusewhen shes out with fnendswhere alcohol is available

Tlus came up a lot WIththe parents 10 the sessIOnssaid Craig Tlus ISsome-thing a lot of parents dId _to wake up or If youre

soon to be-gr and pare n tswere told when they becamepanmt~

Sign up for the BonSecours Cottage grandpar-ents class and see for your-self what todays expectantparents are learmng Even ifyou already have grandclul-dren you might pick upsome new ideas or informa-tion about cluld care and

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GreatestFrom page IBtable and gnped about It8llld JUDlorclass treasurerDaria Wdhams

If It works It WIllpre-vent Issues from escalat-mg said JunIor class presI-dent Joe Zlchl

The most stnkmg aspectIS Its posltlve approachHesse said There arentany donts Ever smceColumbllle you have tohear what theyre sayingwhat thplr rml 9 on Ifwere really tuned 1Il to ourstudents and If they feellike theyre filled m on theprocess then we can dosomethIng about It

Cr81g hopes to estabhshpnncipal adVISOryteams m10 to 15 other lugh schoolsm the Grosse PomtesHarper Woods RoseVIlleBelleVIlle and Detroit

If nothIng happens thenat least theyre gomgthrough the processes andworkmg on these assetsCraig s81dThese arentnecessarilv measurablethmgs Just posItive out-comes

GlOIle PQlllle N en and The (Arut( ton ntwspapers are plannmg [nlaquor ltharmuI sputal edlllOO fcatunng Int babelof Ihe past Ytu We hope 00 land

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abour c1odun feeding edLlCatlng and canng for yoor chld II also be llIcluded It wlI be veryuVormae asll as CllGUlleltllOl2l1ve edition for fOOI

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We JooC forward 10 prodUCIng our neYlt annual Baby Edition and are sure fOO want fOOr Imlt oneIIlciuded A hllftedUllllber of am COPIfSwlI bUlatlable for purclwe to give 10 Iaml and fnmk

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Youth programs(No 18)

Tymgmto the SearchInstitutes goal No 18youth programs theNeighborhood Club willmstruct Its volunteer coach-es on fostenng additionalassets in team members mthe COultl~ uf pract1ce andplay starting with its youthbasketball l~~gues

Bon Secours Cottage offers grandparents classBon Secours Cottage

Health Semces offers a free~an(frarent glass from 7 to9 pm Monday Jan 14 inthe private dming room(lower level) at Bon SecoursHospital 468 CadIeux in theCity of Grosse Pomte

Todays childbearing cou-ples are bemg taught manythings that ~m to be theexact OppOSIteof what the

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The Babies of 2001

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University of Georgia

Carlyle graduated fromNorth Georgla College He ISVice preSident of operationsfor Apache Transport and ISa captam m the GeorglaArmy NlttIonal Guard

Ronning-Mahfet

Mr and Mrs DenniSWilham Ronnmg ofSavannah Ga haveannounced the engagementof their daughter AlisonLeigh Ronmng to DamelJoseph Mahfet son of Mrand Mrs Damel JohnMahfet of Charlotte N C formerly of Grosse PomteWoods

A June wedding isrlm~n1~

Ronning earned a bachelor of business adnunJstra-twn degree from theUmversity of Georgia andan MBA lD finance from~rgta State UmversityShe works for MediaOutsourcing Inc

Mahfet earned a BBA maccounttng and economicsfrom the University ofGeorgia He works for MooreColson m Atlanta

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AUCTIONfuesdayJanuary 15- 6 PM

WednesdayJanuary 16- 6 PMThursdayJan usry 17 6 PM

Chari Sdu-eyvltgtgel A N AtAmenr8J1 lt6l 1912) patlna~bTOftraquo 18~1lI

EmUy lJnn ROlDlUloand Matthew DeBetR

DeBets son of Julie DeBetsof Harper Woods and thelate Michael DeBets A Mayweddmg ISplanned

ROlfano graduated fromGrosse Pomte South HighSchool She 18 a teachersassistant at MasonElementary School

DeBets graduated fromCleary College With a degreeIn business managementHe ISself-employed

Osborne-Carlyle

Darlene and Vic Rohr ofWarren have announced theengagement of their daughter Kimberly Osborne for-merly of Harper WoodR tnJeff Carlyle of Helen Gason of Dons rarlye [Helen Ga and BoydCarlyle of Pendergrass Ga

A February weddmg isplanned

Glgtuurne earned a bache-lor of arts degree fromKalamazoo Colltgtge and amasters degree In commu-mcatlOns from theUmversity of SouthernCahfornla

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(248)332-3528 bull (248)332-6370 Fax bull FuU Catalogue At wwwboosgallerycomNow accepting conslgment for rutuT~ oaleo bull Free auction estimates Monday and SOme Saturda)amp by appomtment

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Pnvate treaties may be arranged

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Dave and SallyWolschleger of Ruth haveannounced the engagementof their daughter Angela SWolschleger to Thomas WVeda II son of Thomas andFrances Veda of GrossePomte Farms A May wed-Jlllg IS piannea

Wolschleger earned abachelor of sCience degree mlegal studies from GrandValley State Umverslty anda masters degree m bUSI-ness administratIOn fromCentral MichiganUmverslty She IS a legaladmmistrator

Veda attended GrandValley State Universitywhere he studied naturalresources m3nsurrm~nt HIIIS a fmanclal Malyst andbusmess owner

FOlJTltfms Ormemtlnblha fron Uwo ar of 1812 a Navy IJItIIlIftU1Ucn A~ord an GffiCtr Ii drtlU ord and two CommISS1Dn1

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-AUCTION rflutunnl property belonll1ne- to thp -F1V1ne ~~l1~A20r~~j ~ ~tQtc uf t~uG-russca POJnte-uOrawrL Karl Hates iDd numerous other estates and pnvate COllectlOllllpresenting an early 19 centUlYDuncan Phyfe claSSical mahogany work table a collection of nuhtana Includmg a Umted States War of 1812naval presentatIOn sword and ~ dress sword CommIssIOns Signed by Presulent James Mawson and CIVIlWarmemorabIlia a 10 86 carat round cut VS2 fancy yellow diamond nng a large collectIOnof gtports memorabIliaIncludmg complete sets of baseball cards lbpps 1952 to 1959 inclUSIve and Bowman 1954 and 1955 andcomplete sets of football cards Bovman 1953 to 1955 inclUSiVe 1968 TIgers team SIgned ball and muchmore a very large LolltlOn of antique and other weapons toys and eollectlbles includIng gtJekeyMouseItems bronzes by Charles SchrcYogel Marshall Fredeneks Charles Manon Russell and others Sliverincluding a stunmng late 19learly 20 century French sterling centerpece paintings by RIchard JerzyWladlslaw Szemer Eduard Von Grutzner John Pluhpp ilAlmagle HughIe Lee Smith Alfred ThompsonWIlliam Wulgery Juhus Oan Melehers and many more graplues by LoUISlcart Curner and ]ves Royuchtensteln Reverend Howard Finster and others Paul H Oelman photographs glass mclwhng Galleclocks pottery and porcelaIn Includmg Dr Wall penod porcelBln Onental rugs antIque and reproducbonfurnIture and mUChmuch more

PREVIEWThursday January 10 - Noon to 8 PM

Friday Tanuary 11 - Noon to 8 PMMonddY January 14 - 10 A M to 5 PM

Romano-DeBets

John and Lmda Bruce andVmcent and Kathy RomanoofGrosse Pomte Farms haveannounced the engagementof their daughter EmIlyLmn Romano to Matthew

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brides brother GeneGargaro III of Grosse PomteShores John BEaganMatthew W Hogan KevinC McCooey and Todd LPollack all of New YorkCity and TImothy JPlunkett of Tarrytown NY

The mother of the bndewore a dress WIth a whIteorganza bodice and blackSIlk charmeuse skirt

The grooms mother worea long fuchSia silk dress

MUSICwas prOVidedby theChnst Church ChOIr of Menand Boys a strmg quartetand organist Fredeflc DeHaven

The bnde earned a bache-lor of sCience degree fromGtnrgftwn llmverslty SheIS a producer and editor forteleVISion With theBloomberg Fmanclal News

The groom earned a bach-elor of arts degree fromGeorgetown UniversIty Heis an mvestment banker mtelecommUnications withSolomon SmIth Barney

The couple traveled toHawau They live InManhattan N Y

fine inCISIOnsm the corneaThose mClSlons change theshape of the cornea Thereshaped cornea focuseshght onto the retma anddtcu VUllunISrestored

Hundreds of thousandsperhaps mJlhons have hadthis surgery and aresupremely satisfied WIth theresults They now get byWithout reachmg for theirglasses or fussmg WIth contact lenses

TA~IK rgery is not frof comphcatlOns No surgeryIS Some people are botheredby the glare from hghtsespeCially at OIght A veryfew have suffered VISionloss If I were younger Iwould have the surgery

I directed thIS answer atnearSightedness LASIKhowever can be used forother VISIonproblems - far-SIghtedness and astIgma-tism

There are proceduresother than LASIK that cor-rect VISIOn LimitatIOns ofspace dont permlt a diSCUS-SIOnof them all

Readers may wnte DrDonohue or request an orthrform of allatlable healthnewsletters at PO Box536475 Orlando FL 32853-6475

Academy ChpelThe Most Rev Leonard P

BlaIr and the Rev Gerald EMurray offiCiated at the 6 30P m ceremony which wasfollowed by a receptIOn atthe Country Club of DetrOit

The bride wore a whiteSIlk gown and a cathedral-length veIl both tnmmed mwhite satlO She camed abouquet of white rose andstephanotiS

The maid of honor wasKatherine Re of BronXVIlleNY

ill Juemalds wereMeghan Burns of ChicagoEmily McCabe of New YorkCIty Dott Shea HoblO ofPabadena Cahf KathenneFrederick Webher of RoqtnnCarne Blrgbauer of SanFranCISco and BevanGarrett of Prescott Anz

Attendants woreWedgwood blue satin A-Imegowns and carned bouquetsof multi-colored summerflowers

The best man was thegrooms brother Thomas GGrace Jr of New York City

Groomsmen were the

Eye surgery can freepeople from glassesBy Dr Paul G DonohueSpeCial Wnler

Q Im trymg to deCide If Ishould have laser eyesurgery for nearltlehtpnnpssI am 36 and have worn

Glaises brIng a clearimage to a nearsighted eyeby focusmg mcommg lightdirectly onto the retma

The most common kInd oflaser eye surgery IS LASIKsurgery - laser m SitU ker-atomJleusls (CUR-ah-toe-muh-LOOSE-suss)

The cornea IS the outertOlluh r]PAr povpnn17 of the~y~Oi~ngdirectly m~front ofthe pupil WIth a laserbeam the eye doctor makes

I gl8SCS or contacts for 20yEars I have never beencomfortable With eIther Idgo for the surgery If I couldbe sure It would work and besafe Is It

-RLA NearSighted eyes are

eyes that can see thmgs upclose but see distant objectsas a blur The problemcomes from the shape of theeyeball NearSighted eye-balls are elongated andthose eyes focus light mfront of the retma mstead ofon It The retma ltthe eyesfilm which the brain devel-ops mto VIsual pIctures

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Mr and Mrs MichaelJoseph Grace

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Lauren EhzabethGargaro daughter of Mrand Mrs Eugene A GargaroJr of Gros~e Pomte Shoresmarned Michael JosephGrace son of Mr and MrsThomas Gerard Grdce ofRye NY on July 14 2001at the Grosse Pomte

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Service above selfJohn Brooks Rotary District Governor

adclreued the Rotary Club of Grosse Pointerecaat1y with the message Hsuvice above self

As local leaden aud volunteen Rotarians areeoDUDitted to improving their local and globalcummUDities Rotarians pride themselves ontheir abWty to ftad commUDity solutions tolocal and IDternaticmal needs

The mother of the bndewore a full-length Ice graydress With a beaderl bodIce

The grooms mother worea full-length dress With awhIte top and mdescentnavy blue skirt

Scnpture readers wereBruce Wallace ofBrookhaven NY audKenneth Kerr of FairViewTenn

The bnde earned a bachelor of sCience degree fromthe UniversIty of Michiganana a masters degree 10bo-s admmctrRtlOnfr~-w Wayne StateUmverslty She IS a manag-er With Accenture

The groom earned a bach-tlor of SCience dewee fromPennsylvania tateUm erslty ahJ a master sdegree m busmess admmlS-tratlOn from Case WesternReserve He IS a Fordaccount manager WithGoodyear TIre

The newlyweds traveledto Germany SWItzerlandand Italy fhey live m WestBloomfield

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~f Naples Fla on Sept 22DOl at Christ ChurchGrosse Pomte

The Rev BrYant DenmsonJr offiCIatedat the 4 p mceremony which was fol-lowed by a receptIOn at theLochmoorClub

The bride wore an IvorysJlk strapless gown that tea-tured a bodICe and chapel-length tram decorated WIthcrystal beads She carned anosegay of apncot roses

The matron of honor wasthe bndes Sister NancyClark of PalatIne III ThemaId of honor was thebndes sister JennIfer Boydof Hoboken N J

Attendants wore full-length black dresses andcarned bouquets of apncotand wlute roses

The grooms brotherTImothy Pulte of Glen MillsPa was the best man

Groomsman was VincentMlhaltk of IndIanapolis IndUshers were Charles Clarkof Palatme III and ThomasSdhanek of Ann Arbor

lointe Shores ~grandparents are Richardand LUCinda Weiemuller ofGrand Blanc Great-grand-parents are Homer andShirley Welermiller ofGathnbug Tenn

Alexander JamesGraebner

Mr and Mrs DaVidGraebner of Troy are theparents of a son AlexanderJames Graebner born Feb19 2001 Maternal grandparents are the late Mr andMrs M James Walkl of theCity of Grosse PointePaternal grandparents areMr and Mrs HerbertGraebner of Bloomt1eldHills

Andrew GeromettaDreyfuss

Cvnthla and PeterDreYtuss of Naples Fia arethe parents of a son AndrewGerometta Dreyfuss bornMay 16 2001 Maternalgrandparents are JudithPaul of the CIty of GrossePOInte and the late WRonald Paul Paternalgrandparents are Jacquesand Francoise Dreyfuss ofM1amJ Fla

Sylvia ElaineHodges

Matt and Michele Hodgesof Grosse Pomte Park arethe parpnts of a daughterSylVla Elaine Hodges bornSept 26 2001 Maternalgrandparents are Ed andSue Yonne of EastpointePatenlal grandparents areRuth Brant of Carleton TomHodges of Rockwood and thelate Bdl Brant

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Gerard B Dulac of GrossePomte Farms are the par-pntJl of a son DominIC JudePhlhpe Dulac born Dec 72001 Maternal grandpar-ents are Rosemarie andRichard Manz ofWJ1hams1leNY Paternalgrandparents are Georgetteand Bertrand Dulac ofRancho Palos Verdes Cahf

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j Mr and Mrs Joseph Mghaheen of Mmneapohs arertbe parents of a son Jacob-lJoseph Shaheen born July25 2001 Grandparents are

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I are the parents of a~aughter Jelna Mariegthaheen born Aug 13~OOI Granoparents arelarosse Fomters De~haheen Ted Zberanowskyand the late Joseph~haheenI Mary Kathryn Weiermiller Curt and AnneWeiermdler of Grosse PomteWoodsare the parents of a~aughter Mary KathrynfWelermlller born June 212001 Maternal grand par-~nts are George and MaryiEllen Dakmak of GrosseI

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Detroit which is celebratLng Its 16th 8Dnlversary ISalocally run affiliate and ISresponsible for raiSingfunds and volunteers tosupport its building effortsHabitat for DetrOIt willcomplete Its 100th house 111Detroit by spnng 2002

Mens groupmeets Jan_ 4 11

The Ecumenical Men sFnday Breakfast group WIllmeet at 730 am FndayJan 4 at Grosse Pomt~Memorial Church 16Lakeshore m Grosse PomteFarms The speaker WIll beSydney Rooks of fort StreetPresbyterian Churchs OpenDoor program

On Fnday Jan 11 DrNed Chalet will be thespeaker for the group wluchmeets every week andserves breakfast Chalet5topic will be PosltveJeWlBhHIStory Smce Jesus

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Detroit IS commltted torebuilding the Core CityNeIghborhoods area ofDetroit through a ho1Jstlcapproach that addresses notonly the phYSIcal redevelop-ment of the neIghborhoodbut also the social needs ofthe residents and local bUSI-nesses whIch have been mthe area

HabItat for HumanityInternatIonal an ecumem-cal Chnsban muustry dedI-cated to tlmunaTmg povertyhousing 18 celebrating lts25th anniversary Foundedby Millard Fuller alongwith hISwife Tmda Habitatfor Humamtv Internationaland its affiliates in morethan 2000 UllllllUIl tu~s in81 nations have bUllt andsold more than 100000homes to partner familiesWIth no-profit zero-interestmortgages Families con-tnbute 300 hours of volun-teer labor to support theirhouse construction

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In the back from left are Georle Nicholaon of Groue IoJDte Partners andHabitat Detroit the KeY VBruce RiCdon of Grosee Poiate Uemorial CbWCbandPartnere Jack SChwab of Bank ODe lUld Habitat Robert Dewaelsche of HabitatJack W1Wamaof the Partners Uld John Molk prealclent of Habitat

In the froat from left are Chase cunnlaghm of Groue IoJDte Partne LUlie SldaIier of Ccue City Nclghborhooda TrlD1 LeIrN Uld Sam Smith andiUzabullbeth WIlliam bullbull both of Groen Pointe PartDen Partners

The banks philOiiuhyofpartnershIps Jllustrated mIts motto Bank One onewith the commumty hascontnbuted to Its fifth consecutIve outstandingCommunity ReinvestmentAct rating Schwab said

Construction on thIShouse was started InAugust Thats pretty fastSchwab said

Tne Partners has recentiy~g n reoenng househuldfixtures and cabmetry fromhouses slated for demolitionin the Grosse Pointe areaaccordmg to Jack Williamsa member of the PartnersH~ says Items recoveredWIll beuro placecl in Habitthomes through the organi-zations ReStore programReStore accepts donationsof surplus bUlldmg materi-als from contractors andsells them to low-mcomehomeowners for a nommalfee

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Meditation -The Glftsl-Scnpture Matthew 2 112Peter C Smith preaching

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Grosse Pointe Partners Bank One make surethat Detroit family has home for the holidays

ChrIstmas came a fewdays early when Tnm leWiSreahzed the dream of ownmg her own house - thanksto the Grosse PomtePartners and Bank One

On Dec 22 representatIves from Bank One andthe Partners dedIcatedleWISShouse In HabItat forHumamty DetrOItsTncentennial Village m thecitys Core CItyNeIghborhoods

The Rev V Bruce RIgdonsemor JJastor of GrosseP(llntE Memonal ChurchwhIch IS a member of thePartners SaId Chnstmas ISa story of homelessnessand a story of dlscovenngGods love

Habitat IS a programthat bnngs out the very bestIn everybody he saId ItprOVIdesa safe wholesomeplace where famIlIes canlearn to love God and serveeach other

Grosse Pomte Partnelllfounded in 1997 IS a collab-oratIon of 12 churches mvanous Grosse Pomte com-munities The PartnersraIse money and recruit vol-unteer support to buildHabItat houses In additionto Detroits TricentenmalVillage the Partners havehelped build Habitat housesin West Virginia and CostaRlIll

~Bank One UI proud of itspartnershIp with the GQ~Pointe Partners and work-ing with its volunteersespecially its youth volun-teers said Jack Schwabvice president Bank Oneand board member ofHabitat fUT Humanity-Miclugan It was inspira-tIOnal for me to see thoseyoung people working here

This was the fifth housesponsored by Bank Onewhich has built the homesthrough partnerships withcommunity organizationshke the Groll8e Pomte

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A httle-known VOIceJahaziel spokeIn the name of the God of all the earthFear not and be not dismayed forThe battle ISnot yours but GodsYouwill not need to fight in thIS battleTake your positions stand still and seeThe VlctOryof the Lord on your behalf

ABCD- A BIble Chapter Dady -Is one of many ways to read the BibleFor my own and other lIves On The HillDuri1g late August to late October ABeDsIhe Chromcler of some 2400 years agoHelped heart-mmd-floul Ul 2001 ADDowhat ISnght In the sight of the Lord

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This and much more 1D the two books ofChronicles the conclusion of the HebrewScnptures I find veri contemporary that 1SFull of most relevant meanmll for todayThese leaet often e~d h~k5 rThe Chnstiar ~ibJes 66 are full ofDowns and ups destructive and reneWIng

The Pastors CornerBy the Rev Gutav Kopkll JrSt James Lutheran Church

Wedo not know what to doBut 0 Lord our eyes are on you bullFor decades I have loved to pray theseWords ascnbed to DIetnch BonhoetferGerman Lutheran Pastor and TeacherAnti-NaZI martyr executed m 1945 Just before the Allies liberated my natIve land

One month after the unMuslim terrorI read on October 11 m II ChroniclesTlus prayer of Jehoshaphat who didWhat was nght gtn the SIght of thELord 0 Lord God of our fathers do you not ruleOver all the kmgdOfISof the natlOnsIn your hand are power and mIght

So that none ISable to WIthstand youIf ~~comes ~por us ue ~tllstLTdBefore you and cry to you mOur affllctlon and you WIllhear and saveWhom the Exodus forces on their way toThe promIsed land had not mvadedWere now terronzmg With destructive force

They reward us by coming to dnve usOut of your promIsed land America0 our God will you not execute judgmentOn them For we are powerlessAgamst what IScommg agamst usWe do not know what to doBut our eyes are on you

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funded under an mvestIgd-tor-Initiated research grantfrom the NatIOnal Instituteon Drug Abuse Surveys ofnationally representativesamples of Amencan highschool benlOrs were begun m1975 makmg the class of2001 the 27th such c1assurveyed Surveys of 8thand 10th graders wereadded to the delgn In 1991maklOg the 2001 natIOnallyrepreentatIve samples the11th such classes surveyed

The sample blzes m 2001are 16800 8th graders14300 10th graders and13300 12th graders for atotal of 44300 students mall

behaVIOr or SOCialproblemshave later been diagnosedWIth VISIOnproblems

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We cherish our chddrenWe should chensh theIrVIlOn too An eye care pro-feSSIOnal can make all thedifference

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types of changes you mightexpect to result from shiftsm the advertlsmg miX agreater amount of negatIvenews coverage or less favor-able portrayals of smokmgIn entertmnment program-mmg

There IS also eVldenpetrom the study that ciga-rettes have become some-what less avaIlable to teensThe proportlOn of 8thgraders s8)lng that It wouldbe ~falrly easy or veryedlgtY tor tnem to get cIga-rettes 11 they wanted somehas fallen from 77 percent In1996 to 68 percent In 2001Among 10th graders theproportIOn fell somewhatless from 91 percent to 86percent over the same timeperIOd The mvestlgatorsnote however that the greatmajority of these youngteens stIll say that they haveready access to cIgarettes

Will these favorabletrends In cigarette smokmgamong young people contm-ue

The reductIOns in thenumbers of teens who aresmokmg or who are accept-mg of smokln should helpto deter other teens fromstartmg Johnston saidBut the fact that the pro-portlOn who 1udge smokingto be dangerous IS no longernSlng may be an early warn-ing Sign of a slowdown m thedeclme in teen smokmg

Monitonng the Future IS

By Dr Howard Purcell(NAPS) - Heres an eye-

openmg statistic Only 9percent of Amencan chl1-dren have had an eye exambefore they entlr schoolThat can lead to more prob-lems than parents mayImaglne

Parents should take theirchtldren to an eye care professlOnal for a comprehen-SIve eye exam - not slinplya Vlblon screenlng - by theage of three again beforestartmg Bchool and everyyear while In school

Cherish childrens vision

A thorQugh eXRmlfllltonconsists of more than Simplyreading a chart It tests notonly VISIOn but also pro-VIdes information about thechilds overall health profile

Many children who havefared poorly at school or whohave demonstrated negative

A conSiderable body ofresearch - some of It basedon Momtorlng the Futuredata -- has shown that pncecan be an Important deter-rent to smokmg for youngpeople Work reported lastmonth by the UM investiga-tors at the World ConferenceUll 8111ukmg or health InNew Orlean hows thatsince 1997 the proportIOn ofstudents reportmg frequentexposure to antl-smokmgads has Increased conslder-~blJ Iu t1nA dJC lUU1JOTuuncredltmg the ads With actu-ally helpmg to mfluencethem not to smoke hasIncreased substantially aswell

Smce 1995 there has beensome mcrease at all gradelevels m the proportIOns ofstudents sa)lng that pack-a-day smokers run a greatrisk of harmmg them-selves (phjrsJcaHy UJ Jamp uLLerways) although thiS beliefdid not mcrease any furtherIn lOOl (Thl MODltonng theFuture study has shown per-ceived harm to be an Impor-tant deterrent to young peo-ples use of a number of Ilhc-It drugs)

While many adultsbeheve that young peopleunderstand the dangers ofsmokmg our data suggestthat a lot of tettllgt stIli donot particularly the youngerteens Johnston saId Forexample Some 43 percent oftodays 8th graders stili donot thmk there is a greatnsk associated With pack-a-day smokmg

In addition there hasbeen some Increase smce1996 (1997 for 12th graders)In students personal dIsap-proval of smokmg

These findmgs suggestthat It IS not Just pnce thatIS actmg as a deterrent toclgarltte use JohnstonsaId There have been someunderlymg changes mImportant beliefs and atti-tudes as well These are the

to management about futureplans for the faclhty lnclud-Il~g new equipment diS-counts mcentlves and pro-grams

If you really enj)y a goodhealth club It can becomeyour home away from homeThe people you meet and thegood feehngs of accomphsh-ments and results can beworth It If you find the rightone Ask all the nght questwns and research the localfaclhtles to find the perfectmatch for you

Kellv rrdfrn B S C S CS lS a p~rsonal tramer and the owner of PowerBreak FUness If you have afitness or tramlng questIOne-matl Kelly atletters kfwShearstsc com orwnte her m care of KmgFeatures Weekly SerVicePO Box 536475 OrlandoFL 32853-6475

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shown Important dechnes III2001 bpeclfically I

ThIS year about one Inevery 18 8th-graders (5 1percent) IS a current dallysmoker one of every eight10th graders (122 percent)and about one In every five12th graders (19 percent)These dallr smo~lng rate~are down proportIOnallyfrom ther peak levels In1996 (1997 III the case of the12th graders) by about one-half one-third and one11 ltlrtn1j nt~~t~u~~) Thrare down proportlOnally Justfrom last years levels by 26percent 13 percent and 8percent respectively

These important dechnesm teen smokmg did not Justhappen by chanceJohnston said A lot of mdl-vlduals and organizatIOnshave been making concertedefforts to bnng down theunaccectlblv hgh rates ofsmokmg am~ng ~ur youth ~

Amon~ the efforts henotes are a number thatemerged from the tobaccosettlement between thestates and the tobacco com-panies

The Joe Camel advertIS-Ing campaign was endedbillboard adYertlBlng of ciga-rettes was ehmmated andantlsmoklng advertlsmgcampaigns werp Inltated bythe newly formed AmencanLegacy FoundatIOn that wasfunder under the settle-ment Johnston saidFurther a number of stateslaunched their own antl-smokmg ad campaignsullIe aiso raIsed theIr excisetaxes on cigarettes and theIndustry raised prices morder to cover their costsfrom the settlement On topof all of thIS the mdustryreceived a great deal of neg-ative pubhclty dunng themld- to late-1990s as theIrpast practices were exposeddunng the htigatlOn processWIth the states and m thefederal regulatory debates

Abullrnelcan Councll onExerCise (ACE) and TheNatlOoal Strength andCondltlOmng ASSOCiatIon(NSCA) There are othersthat Just requIre a weekendcourse Find out how manyyears the person has beentralnmg and whether theyhave a degree m the field

The third Issue IS conve-mence You want to be surethe faclhty IS easy to get tofrom your home or Job If Ittakes you too long to getthere or It IS out of your wayyou may be wastmg yourmoney

FInally check the avad-ablhty of classes and equip-ment VISit the faCIlIty at theapprOXImate time you planto exercise so you can seeow busy thmgs are Youdont want your one-hourworkout to ake two hours tocomplete because yourewaltmg on machmesl Talk

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Daniel Elskens MD a Bon Secours Cottage neurosurgeon explainS the mostcommon reasons for low back pain In young and middle-aged adults such assports InJunes or lumbar strain He also discusses current treatment methods thatInclude minimallY invasive procedures and dlscectomles (removal of the damageddiSC from between the spine bones) The lecture IS directed at men and womenbehleen the ages of S 21d soA Questlon-and-answer session IS Included and refreshments are servedRtst1Il11()n~ Irt rlQUlred

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Included high school seniorsSinCE 1975 and natIOnallyrepresentative samples of8th and 10th graders since1991 QuestIOnnaires areadministered to students Intheir c1asbroomb by ISR staflmembem each sprmg

Current smokmg (definedac S10klng- one or ffi0rc Cig-arettes dunng the past 30days) had been decllmngsteadily blnCe the reLentpeak levels reached m 1996among 8th and lOthgraders and m 1lt1lt17~TTHO

12th graders Between 1996and 2001 current smokmgamong 8th graders fell from21 percent to 12 percentand among lOth gradersfrom 30 percent to 21 per-cent

Among 12th graders cur-rent smokmg fell from 37percent m 1997 to 30 per-cent In 2001 - a proportion-al decline of about two-tenthb Thus the youngerage groups have shown thegreatest Improvement so farThe drop In current smokmgthat occurred Just thiS year- of 2 5 percentage POintsm 8th grade and 2 6 percent-age POints In 10th grade -are highly statistically slg-mficant while the Z percent-age-pomt dechne In 12thgrade fell Just short of bemgsjgIhficai1t

Prior to the peak teensmokmg rates reached Inthe mld-1990s currentsmokmg among 8th and10th graders had been nsmgrapIdly With about a 50 per-cent mcrease ocrurringbetvccn 1991 and 19SGSmoklllg had been nsmgamong 12th graders as wellthough not by as large a pro-portlOn

The rates of dally currentsmokmg m the three gradelevels (defined as havmg oneor more cigarettes per dayover the past 30 days) havehnwtl parallel trends tothose for any current smok-mg and hkewlse have

slOn on thp tRrihn eqmp-ment You might want to askwho cpans the equipmentSamtary facilities careabout thelr members

Second check the quahfi-catIOns of the staff You wantto be bure ~haL the peoplewho are showmg you how toexercise know what they aredomg Ask to talk directly tothem and ask questIOns Letthem know If you plan to usea personal tramer whatyour health history IS andwhat your goals are fortrammg The more thoroughyou can explam your previ-ous expenences the easier ItWIll be for the trainer to fig-ure out what w111work foryou

Some highly recogmzedcertificatIOns for perconaltramers are from TheAmencan College of SportsMedlcme (ACSM) The

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Teen smoking declines sharply in 2001In a year In which good

news seems hard to come bythere IS some good newsfrom the health frontCigarette smoking the leadIng cause of preventabledeath and disease In thiscountry IS falling harplyamong American teenagers

The latest natIOnal surveyIn the ~MoOltorJng theFuture~ smes conducted bythe Umverslty of MichiganInstitute for Social Research(lSR) shoy s that teen smok-mg IS rapidly dechnmg

t)WlOO on natIOnally repre-sentative surveys of some44000 students In grades 810 and 12 18k research SCIentlsts have found that ado-lescent smokmg IS dechmngat a vigorous pace ThiS con-trasts to the dramaticincrease In teen smokingobserved In the early 199Ossays study director Lloyd DJohnston

Because the ~~n yearsare cntlcal In the mitiatlOnof HIIMIy aU hfetlme smok-mg habits what happensdunng that developmentalpenod IS vital to the eventu-al health and longeVity ofeach generatIOn JohnstonSald Thats what made thesharp Increase In the early1990s so wornsome and It ISalso what makes thiS

During thisholiday season be a

responsible party hostSee that your guests

have a good timeand arrive

home safdy-First A Friend

Then A Host-~bull

Shop around-fot the best health club

dechne hich began In thelattpr half of the 1990s soenCUUlil~mg

The 2001 Momtonng theFuture survey Included stu-dents m 424 publH and pn-vate secondary schoolsthroughout the cotermmousUmted Statpl Tnhls~on andfellow social psychologistsJerald G Bachman andPatnck M OMalley havebeen conducting the studysince 1975 With supportprovIded by the NationalInstitute on Drug Abuse oneof the NatIOnal Institutes ofHealth m the U SDepartment of Health andHuman ServIces

The annual surveys have

By Kelly Griffin BSCSCS

With the New Year youmay find yourself resolvmgto lose the same 10 or 15pounds you swore to workoff last year Couldnt do It

fon your own Perhaps ItStime to conSider JOlnmg agym or health club

There are plenty of bene-fits In JOining a fitness faCil-Ity You get a vanety ofequIpment and classes tochoose trom Meetmg peopleIS easy You can get helpstartmg a routme from anattendant or trameI If youare looking to Jom a fitnessfaclhty for the first time orwould hke to shop aroundfor a better one than the oneyou currently attend hereare some tips for finding thebest one for the money

First and foremost makesure the eqUipment IS keptm good workmg condItIOnIn any facthty aflty shouldbe first Check for rustedcableb or weight plates duston the machines and corro-

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68 Entertainment January 32002Grosse Pointe News

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way between the WhIteHouse and the CapItol or onthe Memonals webSite atwww lonpsallor org

For more mformatlOn orto enroll contact the founda-tiOn at U S Navy McmonalFoundatiOn AttentwnNavy Log 701 PennsylvamaAve NW SUlte 123Washington D C 20004-2608 or call (800) 821-8892extenslOn 730

AAA lgtuggests learmngmore about the benefits ofpurchasing tnp msurancefrom a quahfied travel pro-feSSIOnal such as a AMtravd llgent Travel msur-ance b your safety netshould the unexpected ansebut 1 IS up to you - thetraveler - to determine If ItISnght for you

erage for your overseas tnpMany Umted States healthplans do not cover you out-SIdeofAmenca

A-A_A advles treveerc tndo theIr homework beforepurchasmg tnp insuranceAAAadVlses

bull Dont buy a pohcy fromthe wholesale tour operatorcoordmating your trip Ifthat company defaults thepolicy may be worthless

bull Dont buy tnp insurancefrom a crUlse hne TheIrpolICiescan carry less cover-age and Lhlirbenefits maystop between 24 and 72hours before you depart Inaddition crUise hnes areunder no obhgabon to pas-sengers who do not purchasetheir air package

bull Request the full lUsur-anlp cnntract so you WIknow everything that thepohcy does (and does not)cover

Presldent Bush willthauk YOu AlanGreenspan Mil thankyou Most of all youraccountant MIl thankyou

servce mformatlon and pho-tographs of more than aquarter of a milhon ~rvlcepersonnel

All enrollments form apart of Amencas endunngnaval hentage a permanentand pubhcly access1bleVideoregIster avaIlable forrevlewmg at the NavalHcntage Center nClrt to theNavy MemOrIal onPennsylvama Avenue mld-

The current U SMaster Tax GUIdeandback copIes are In busi-ness reference as wenThese dont arrive unulFebruary but unlessyoure dying to do yourtaxes before the formsbecome aVallable they

stances such as illnessdeath or vendor bankruptcyTnp cancellatwn or mter-ruptwn msurance averages$5 or $6 ~ lnn of tripcosts

AAA Travel offers tsMchlgan customers aTravel Related InsurancePohcy (TRIP) whIch pro-Vdes comprehenSIVe coverages for alr travel baggagetrip cancellation or mterrup-tion and personal protectIOn

Dckcns recommendschetkmg your eXlstmglosurante Jolnlelgt to Mlewhat IS covered while youand your famdy are away

bull Check Mth your autoinsurance company befOrerentmg a car to find out Ifyou are covered In the eventof an aCCIdentYoumay needInsurance through a CArrental company and anmternatlonal drlvmg per-mt

bull Fmd out If your home-owners pohcy covers lostluggage f you have anumbrella pohcy lost luggagemay already be covered butwould be subject to thedeductIble Baggage nSui-ance through TRIP wouldcover thIS deductible

bull Check WIth your med-cal msuranctl providerbefore purchasmg extra cov-

For those who go deeplymt)thlS morass the bUSI-ness reference coll~tlonholds up-to-date printmatenals

The two-vOlumeInternal Revenue Codecovers the law We havethe current code and pastcodes going back to 1990The code covers tax lawand we dont get new eltl-bong ulatil aab~1the Apnl15 deadlme 80 you willneed to check more cur-rent sources

C8iebrote The Great Lakes

MCHGAN

Grosse Pointe public libraryis ready for a taxing situation

http Ilwwwtreas state ml Will bl mg yOU up to dateus They still have only B~t most of us use mOreyear 2000 forms SQ youll straightforward sourcesJust have to watt untIl The most popul~ pertheyre good and ready to sonal tax gude 18 J K

th t Lassers Your Incomegive em au W k th tDetrmt 2001 Income tax Tax e eep e mos

recent cnes on hand bothbusmess reference andclTCulatmg so you cancheck tt out of the libraryfor a couple of weeksYoull want the 2002 edl-bon to cover your 2001taxes

The Ernst and Younglax ~aver s rwae comeshighly recommended formdlVduals domg theirown taxes Park andWoods branch hbranesboth have the 2002 edl-tlon covering the 2001tax year

Before we have all theforms are ready to go at forms we put out gIvehttp IIwww Cldetroitml us away copes of

Pubhcatlon 17 of theIRS This is the govern-ments own overall gwaefor getting you throughtlus When we run outthey dont send us moreIf you really want to usethis Its the one publica-tion you have coplck upearly

Magszmes and newspa-pers Wlll have artlCles ontaxes from now untilApnl

Theres a loLof mforma-bon out there brave soul

On the other hand youcould come to the aid ofthe economy by htnng anaccountant

Youll find state ofM1clugan tax fonns at

You neednt worry aboutthat Eventually every-thmg wdl be onlme Youcan go m through thebookmark on our homepage which should takeyou straight to the 2001forms and mstrucbons

If you prefer you cantype 1( thp wph addressand then follow dIrectlonsor icons to get to formsand mstructlons Thefederal tax site ishttp IIwwwrsgov Most ofthe federal forms areupdated but check theeaJ Some still are 2000Some are 2002

ByHnGr~ryG P PublIC Library

Domg taxes IS almostas much fun as brulhmga eats teeth

Even so while the restof the world was celebrat-109 the holIdays a few ofyou came to the hbrary tofind out when well putthe tax stuff out

Have no fear Itsalready arTlvmg At WrIt109we have more than70 cartons of the baneT)~ t 01 n riPAn th ~~J _ ~ oJ

many more WIllbe m andwe win have the tax formexhlb1ts out WIth formsfree for the talong

Many forms straggle mthrough January Somenever arnve at all Thefederal forms arrIve firstsporadically The stateforms almost never gethert until the end ofJanuary DetroIt formsamve even later If theyare sent at all

Old you seTYeThe UmtedStates Nvy MemonalFoundatlOn m WashingtonDC has estabhshed theNavy Log m an effort tohonor all naval veteranswho have served our coun-try

The Navy Log IncludesNavy Manne Corps CoastGuard and MerchantManners The Navy Log hasthus far collected the names

Now more than ever tnpInsurance ISproVldmg peaceof mmd tv Amencans whoare eXeTCSmgtheIr freedom- _ _ D_~ _ ~_

_ laV~l lIIgt _I only about 8 to 10 percent oftravelers purchased msur-ance accordmg to TravelGuard InternatIOnal ofStevens Pomt WIS thecountrys largest travelinsurer Now between 33and 50 percent are bUYingtravel msurance

ThlS is a good Sign thattravelers are takmg a en-ous mterest m protectingtheir vacation mvestmentsllld Larry Dickens chrectorof vendor relations for AMTravel Agency We wantpeople to mamtam theirnormal travel habIts andtrip insurance prOVIdes anextra level of securitv

Accordmg to D1ckens Ifyour Journey mcludes acruse a package tour or acondo or VUa- whIch oftenreqUIres payment In fullbefore you leave - tripmsurance can be qUite use-ful The same IS true If youshould requue medIcalattentwn whlle overseas

The relatively small addi-tIOnal purchase car savethousands of dollars f thetraveler IS forced to canceldue to unforeseen crcum-

Washington memorial honors veterans

TRIP insurance offerspeace of tnind for travelers

Dlclunson saldIt cost $1368 to pnnt the

ongmal verswn The reVeion would add $560

Woods deputy comptrollerRobert Kraft told commis-SIon members he would seekpnce quotes from mulbplepnnters

Smce the booklet IS forthe reSIdents of GrossePomte Woods and that anaverage of 50 booklets IS ds-tnbuted by the city clerk tonew resdents each monthKraft agreed addItIOnalfundlng could be obtamedfrom the citys operatingbudget to support the cost ofnMntlnlJ ~n PYnltnllPCl Pelt-tlOn a~cordingto tree com-mlSsion documents

We dont have the fundsIn tlns years budget to addthe four pages but wereproceedmg to develop tha~Dickinson sad We hope mthe next fi1cal year wellinclude that in our budget

Tasty broccoh amp garhcIS a perfect SIde dsh wthbeef poultry or seafoodSteam the broccoh aheadto save time Double therecipe for larger groups

My brotherm-law CarlHankla helped me pre-_ +l- Irl ~ 41~ n 1 u - -

ful broccoh We served Itwth beef tenderlolIl andmashed potatoes (pre-pared by my other brother-In-law Dan Caton) Themeal was e~oyed by myentlr~ famly

Together we had tun lI1

the kltchen Eatinghealthy doesnt have to bebonng Special thanks toCall for being my righthand tn the Iotchen dur-mg the hohdays yourethe best

200 PM THE LEGAL INSIDERChIstopher Cavanagh Hosts local attome)s DaVid Draper and DouglolSDempse) tae an illS Ide Jccl at current legal ISSueS(Repealed M-Sun 400 AM MlWfSun 6 00 PM)

230 PM POINTERS WITH PROSTGuesl AJra PollacA IvtChgQJI Em rounema CounetlHost John Prosllllier-Iels local celebnlles aboullirneI) 10JllCS (Repeated M-Sun 40 AM MIWIFSun700 PM)

300 PM TH11iGS TO DO AT THE WARMEMORIALGueSIS Jobl1 Case) amp MIchelle BomlaTloBunn) Brooks host an IIlformalle 100 al whal sha~llInl al the War Memonal (Repeated M Sun) OOAM MWiIiun 8 00 PMgt

330 PM POINTES Of HORTICUITUREGuesl Joe S Floer ArI(llglI Parr IHost honleultuml Jim Farquhar hares lips gles61(1Ice and Inlen IC S lOCJ1 dULhOIIIIl VII grdcOIng(Repeated 1 gtun ~OAM MWII Sun 6 10 PvI)

400 PM YOUNG VIEW POTNTF-Sl pbeal )oulh sho featunng students reJXgtnmg00 a anel) of educallonal loples (Repealed M iun 600AM 1 Ifi un 810 PM)

4)0 PM HTERCOI_OR WOR~JlOPRenowned local artist (arol LaChlUsa demonlralealereolor lechnlques SImple enough for begmnerltHI challengmg 10 the epenenced artist (RepealedM-Sun 610 -M 1IWflltun 9 ()()PM)

500 PM VITALITYPLtA half hour of hod) Il1mng and epklci bolngexercIe cia 1WIF-iiun tepleklxllIlgTffhiat Tone IRepeated M iun 7 00 AM)

530 PM fLSICAtiTORY11MtJAMBOREEHosls 11 GlOria from the Central Llonmand MI~ Paula lhe Mem 1u~ Maer ofter a Ihalf hour of tones dnu mule lor children(T rrh~1 0 PM onl) )

BOllshallow water m asteamer pot add the broccob and cover Steam for 3to 4 mmutes (It Mil stillbe bnght green) drainand set aSIde Heat the 011in a large nonbtlck slolletAdd the garhc oreganoand broccoh and sauteuntIl the garlic becomesgolden about 4 to 5 mm-utes

A LA ANNIE

By Annie RouleauSCheriff

(from ajar)14 teaspoon crushed

red pepper flakes(optional)

Every new resldent getsa copy of thIS book

Is a beautiful bookDickmson sllld It was theTree Commisswns contnbu-bon to the Ctys 50thanmversary along Mth theHlstoncal CommIssionschronology of the Woods

The proposed four-pageexpanSlOn wlll have room foraddltional hlstoncal mfor-mation

We have plans tomcrease the content of thebook mcluding a map thatMil show all the varieties oftrees on the walkin~ path atLake Front Park said AllenDlckmson the Woods citycouncIl represent8tlve to thetree commisson

Commumty Tree Bookletpublished by the GrossePomte Woods TreeCommlSSlont WIll includemajor changes accordmgto commlssion members

GROSSE POINTE WAR MEMORIALS

TV5TELEVISION FOR THEWHOLE COMMUNITY

Holidays are over its time to getback to healthy eating

Add the roaeted pepperand crushed red pepperand toss for an add1tonal2 to 3 mmutes SeasonwIth salt and pepper IfdeSIred Serve hot

910AM InUIT PUISA half hour deroblc ccrclse class (Repeated M-SunII 00 PM)

938 AM POSITIVELY lOSlTIVEFTOIIA LtOld IVrllIhl HauseHosts JeaOle kNell and Lit AIen bull an upllftmg half-hour of JX1li lItltudc and Ideas (Repealed M-sunII 0 P1 MVr gtun 9 0 PM)

10ooA1 WHOS ll THE KITCHEllGllel Ptrld PerHost Chue Kaess eools With local eclebntles(Repelcd 1 un IHJnghl TThS 1( 0 PM)

1038 M ISIIgt ARTArt amp Poem(Repclted 1n 12 gtOAM 1Wif-Sun5 gt0 PM)

1100 A OlT OF THE ORDINARY bullbullINTO TIfJ- EXTRAORDI1oIARYGuesl jail SII ImagerHolaquol ROOcrtTa Ir prcoent an etraordmal) half-hour01 poopk p1ac~ nd Icka (Repealed M Sun 00AvI 1 n h ial 9-00 P1)

1130 11 THF ~OCSHOWCelller fOI Peace amp tOIlfcl Sludies WSUHot rrJIl ehonLnhltrg and her gues dl~U toptcalld e Ill 01 panleuldr Inlerest to en lOT ~IIIZtn(Reptaled M un 1 ~()AM TffhSal ( 00 PM)

U69 pf 11IF ECONOMIC CLUB OfDETROITHIS Fmlllltnct Adam Cardma MGldaFeature nllIonall no n guet speaKe dl~eulIlgcurren I 11 n Ihe bulnts communi I) IRepealedM-Sun 2 00 A 1 1 Th al 7 IXl PMgt

110 PM THt EASTSIDE EAMIJilERRonald 1 f)gtIIafd HOllie

HOit Jlliia ~m and UCI highlight upeomlllg localnon proII [lllt111 elLnl (Reneated 1 iun ~ OOAM1IWI un 7 ~O11)

130P1 (0 ERSTIO~ WITHCOI I EltTORBcaln POlleH~L lU UI HdlV f~lluSCS ll1i k)CJ ntc ng clI cI rRl peatcd vi 110 0 AM Tffhlial ROO111

Broccoli amp Garlic1 pound broccoli flo-

rets (the tops of thetrees)

2 teaspoons olive oilS garlic cloves

minced14 teaspoon dried

oregano14 cup thinly sliced

roasted red pepper

Its time to pItch theChristmas cookles thenuts the pies and cakesand other sweet holidaydehght that youvetucked around thelutchen

Its tlntl to get healthyStart the new year

nght by treatmg yourbody to the fresh fruitsand vegetables that areavaIlable year round

ThIS weeks feature IS aIiT l ~1o hrgt +-1) 0 ~11 tJ 1 -

broccoli that S SImple toprepare and puts a littleZIpmto the popular greenvegetable

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DAYTIME PROGAAMVIING FOR THE WEEK OF JANUARY 06 - JANUARY 13

Woods tree booklet is branching outBy EsradLindbergStaff Wnter

A local group of treefdncJ~r 1S lvukifl~ for aprmter to manufacture1000 addItlonal copIes of agulde to area trees I

A new edItIon of the

1+1Martini lounge

amp Wine BarUve Music Friday lk saturdaY

January 3 2002Grosse Pointe New8 Metro calendar 76

Periodontal disease may lead to seriousmedical conditions but it is treatable

For addItional Informa-tIOn on penodontal dIseaseVISIt www arestm com orcall (866) 2737864

Interestingly In a recentsurvey of 1000 Amencansover half rated regular den-tal VISItsand teeth cleanmgshIgher than gettmg regullt1cholesterol checks Howeverfar fewer request a dentalscreemng that could predIcttheIr chances of contractingpenodontal disease

nate the remaming bactenathat cant be reached dunngthe SRP procedure ArestmIS a fast and easy treatmentthat IS Omfortable forpatients anesthesia IS notneeded

ExhUttIona ShowAt the DIA

From the old masters tothe finest m modern art dIS-cover the gallerIes and exhI-bItIOns of the DetrOItInstItute of Arts The play-tmngs of the baby boomergeneratIOn are the focus ofphotographer DaVIdLevmthals VIVidexhIbItionSmall Wonder Worlds In aBox runnmg throughSunday Feb ~ The eventsof late 16th and 17lh centu-ry England and the beautyof nature are reflected m theexhIbItion Garden Imageryin English EmbrOIdery openthrough Sunday March 10Amencas oldest culturaltralhtlOnb are celebrared mthe exhIbItion Dance of theForest Spmts A Set ofNative American Masksthrough May 2002 Museumhours are Wednesdaythrough Fnday from 11 amto 4 pm and Saturday andSunday from 11 a m to 5p m Recommended admisSlon IS $4 for adults and $1for chIldren and studentsCall (313) 833-7963

On go nDSO notes

The DetrOlt SymphonyOrchestras DetrOlt EdlsonFoundabon Pops returns toOrchestra Hall 3711Woodward m DetrOitThursday Jan 10 throughSunday Jan 13 for StarsStllpes and Pops with trumpeter Marcus BelgravePerformances are scheduledfDr Thursday at 8 pmFriday and Saturday at 8 30P m and Sunday at 3 p m

T1ckets range from $19 to$75 Call (313) 576-5100

weekly workouts are $78 fortwo sessions $106 for threesessIOns or $124 for four ses-sIOns RegIster today forJanuary classes mcludmgGolf Tae Kwon Do KarateYoga TennIS GUItar AdultConversational GreekSmart Women FinIsh FIrstand Watercolors MacombCounty Commumty Collegeoffers a WIdevanety of waysto expand your honzons attheir AssumptIOn CulturalCenter campus To regIsterfor MCC programs call(586) 4984000PreregIstratIOn IS reqUIredfor most AssumptIOn cours-es Call (586) 779-6111

DO YOU bullbullbullwant to be in the metro calendar

Then fill out ttns form send 111096llterctleval Grosse PootErFarms 48236 or fax to (313) 882-1585 by 3 P m Fnday

EventDateTimePlaceCostQuestions CallContact Person

Recently dentISts andhygJemsts have begunaddmg the antIbIOticArestm a locally admmls-tered antibiotIc to help fightpenodontal dIsease to theSRP procedure The antlblotic ISapphed dIrectly to themfected area helpmg ehml-

serious health condItionsBecause penodontal dIS-

ease is a chrome bactenalmfectlOn It can be treatedWIth an antibIOtic TypIcaltreatment for penodontaldisease mcludes scaling androot planing also known asSRP This non-surgIcal procedure Involves deep clean-mg above and below thegum hne to remove plaquethat has bUIlt up

Parents who SIgn up for aKalo class can take advan-tage of free KIddIeKalolBaby Sitting Mondaythrough Thursday from 9 30to 10 a m Nonreglsteredparents pay $1 for fuddleKalo The 17-statlOnNauttlus weIght traInIngroom IS open Mondaythrough Thursday from B to1030 a m and 6 to 830 p mand Fnday from 8 to 1030a m The fee IS $50 for twodays per week $70 for threedays per week or $4 fordrop-m users KaloExerciseJNautilus combo

Ford Houseexperiences

Expenence the grandeurof one of AmencasCastles at the Edsel ampEleanor Ford Houlgte llUULakeshore m Grosse PomteShores Tours WIllbe offeredon the hour Tuesdampythrnugh Sunday from noonto 4 pm Monday Jan 7through Sunday March 31The Ford House Will beclosed Monday Jan 21through Monday Feb 4 TheTea Room will be closeduntil Sunday March 31Tonrllt re ~n for nnlh ~ifor semors -and $4-f~~--~~I~dren Grounds admISSIon IS$5 Annual Passes are avaIl-able for $18 Call (313) 884-4222

Assumption offeringsA full schedule of classes

and events aWalt you at TheAssumptIOn CulturalCenter Reach a npw tab- ofwell-being and cardlOvascular fitness by slgnmg up forKalosomatlcs exercIse pro-grams which combme aero-bICSWIth walking runningstretchmg elements of yogaand k1ckboxmg The WinterSession will run throughSaturday March 2 Fees are$52 tor two-day seSSIOns$74 for three-day sessIOnsand $94 for four-day ses-sions There IS a 25 ilis-count for semors

1~~SehnskyGreen FarmhouseMuseum located dIrectlybehmd the St ClaIr ShoresPubhc LIbrary LIsted In theMIchIgan State RegIster ofHlstonc Sites thIS farm-house IS owned by the CItyof St ClaIr Shores dnd oper-ated by the St Clair ShoresHlstoncal CommISSIOn Thehouse IS open for toursWednesday and Saturdayfrom 1 to 4 pm Call (586)771-9020

If left untreated gIngIVltlScan progress to penodontltlswhen the plaque spreadsbelow the gum lIne Toxmsm the bactena can destroythe bone and gum that surround the teeth creatmgpockets for bactena to accumulate As the pocketsbecome deEpermOrEroom screated for bactena to growEventually these bactenaenter the blood streampotentially leadIng to morc

In the early stage of pen-odontal dIsease the gumscan become red swollen andbleed eaSily At thIS stagethe dIsease IS reverSIble andcan be ehmmated throughroutme dental cleanmgs anddaily brushing and flossmg

Gum dIsease IS a senouschroDlc bactensl mfectlonthat attacks and destroysthe gums and bones thathold your teeth in place ThemfectlOn occurs when dentalplaque a sticky sometimescolorless film accumulateson the surfaces of the teeth

tal infections - and othermore serious diseases Thispotentlal connectionbetween gum disease andserious condItions such asheart ilisease diabetes andlow bIrth rate babIes ISsoberin~ news

Farmhouse museumStep back into the daJly

hfe of a mid19th centuryfarm famIly livmg m EnnTownshiP now St ClairShores WIth a tour of the

Educationalopportunities

Take advantage of educa-tional opportunities WIthLIfelong Learning classes atSt Peter the ApostleElementary School 19800AnIta In Harper WoodsFashIOn your own greetmgswith a Card Makmg classMondays Jan 14 throughFeb 4 from noon to 2 p mThe fee IS $75 Shape upWIth ExerCise Classes formature adults Tuesdaysand Thursdays Jan 15through May 30 from 9 15to 10 15 a m or 10 30 to11 30 a m The fees are $90for ~woUllYII ~r w~eK$45for one day per week or $3for walk-ms Harper Woodslibranan Suzanne Kent WIlllead a free Book ReviewWednesday Jan 16 from 1to 2 pm m St PetersPansh House Those whohave completed theBeginner Computer coursecan partake In anIntroductIOn to WordMondavs Jan 14 throu2hFeb 4 from 9 to 11 a m Thefee IS$70 Computer classesfor Begmners will be offeredWednesdays Jan 16through Feb 6 from 1130am to 2 p m or ThursdaysJan 17 through Feb 7 from9 to 11 30 a m The fee IS$90 SIgn up for anIntemetlE-Mail CourseWednesdays Jan 16~hrough Jan 30 from 9 to11 a m The fee IS $75PreregIstratIOn ISrequestedCall (586) 493-0917

Pointes pastExperience Grosse

Pointes past WIth a freegwded tour of the GrossePomte Hlstoncal o~letysProvencal-Weir House c1823 376 Kercheval mGrosse POinte FarmsSaturday Jan 12 from 1 to4 p m Guests can learnabout 19th Century hfe inGrosse Pomte vIew anexhIbIt of hlstonc pho-tographs and Visit the newlyrenovated Log Cabin c1840 on the property Innddibon they can purchaseVIdeos featurmg GrossePomte h1S1)ryand relatedpubhcations and productsCall (313) 884-7010

Call (313) 833-4249

TTnfnrhmatelv less thanone-fifth of those WIth thecondItion seek treatmEntThe firstever SurgeonGenerals Report on OralHealth In Amenca suggeststhat there are strong assocI-atIOns between oral mfec-tlOns - pnmanly penodon-

At present nearly 75 per-cent of people over age 35have some stage of gum dIS-ease accordmg to theAmerIcan DentalHYgIeniStsAsSOCIation

Even though It IS the sec-ond most prevalent dIseasem the Unlted States -affectmg nearly one out ofevery four Amencans -many people are unawarethat penodontal dIsease andgum disease are dIfferentnames for the same condI-tIOn

Oral health problems currently cause employed adultsto lose more than 164 million hours of work every year

(NAPS) - Healthy gumsare the key to better healthfor everyone however 50mI1hon Amencans currentlysuffer from gum dIsease(penodontal dIsease) Leftuntreated gum ilisease mayserve as a gateway to manyother medIcal condItionsThe good newS IS that whenit is caught early periodon-tal dIsease IS reversibleAnd new there are moreways than ever to treat it

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By Sharon Malersac Executlve Director

As thl ne vear beg1l1b many homebound senIOrsare stIllleehng the aftereffects of Sept 11 2001

Some people whoexpenence these lymp-

toms may develop PTSD and as many as one out of13 Americans will get PTSD at some pomt durmgtheir 11es Of those who do the good news IS that mmany caes PTSD can be treated successfully

E1a1ne MOIlto ofGroNe PolDte Parkand Suaan Lauppe ofGrosH Pointe Farmsare shown above atthe left belping ft1lthe baekete

sac deliversThe Interfaith Volunteer careetven a pro-

gram of Services for Older Citizens (sac)brought together tbe cburcbes bullbull cboo~ andRotary Club of Grosse Pointe to provide achance for young and older people to reacbout to seniors in the community

On Dec 19 thegroUpB joined to cre-ate more tban 220Christma cards and11ft baskets to be~~~~dtl fdurlDg tbe bondHundreds of peopledonated bsketbandmade carda andIJIfts

_Driving safely while aging gracefully

Because televlSlOnbrmgs the world to ourIvmg rooms tlus con-lt1ltlOncan occur lorpeople who never expe-nenced the traumabut wltnebsed Itthrough the media Theacute stress of a trau-matIc event causeschemical reactlOl1s 111

the bram as well asphYSIcal symptoms

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SOC OItionsTrauma of Sept 11can lead to PTSD

With 24 hour neWb coverage reexpenencmg thetrauma IS ab eay asturnmg on 0Ur televllOn Traumatic eventscan lead to a conditIOnknown as posttraumat-ICtress disorder orPTSD

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youre on these medicatiOnsor need to use devices suchas glucose or blood pressuremom tors If you see a doctorwhl1e youre away be sure toget a Similar confirmatIOnletter for your return flightto cover any new prescnp-tlons

3 Take extra supplies ofeverythmg 11 case yourflight IS delayed

4 Use onglnal contamersWith ongInal labels showmgthe names of the doctors andpharmaCIsts and the pre-scnbed dosage

5 Never put your medICa-tIOns Into checked luggageBaggt can be lost Also thecompartment can be too coldor too hot and rum theireffect venes~

For more mformatlOncheck WIth your alrlme ortravel agent

For more mformatlOo ontraffic s~fety for b1der ulefsVISit the NHTSA webSIte atwww nhtsa dot govpeopleinlurvolddnvelmdex html orWrite to the NatIOnalHighway Traffic SafetyAdmInIstratIOn 400Sventh St SWWashLngton DC 20590 Youcan also fax your request to(WJ)366-7721

about your dnvmg ablhtlestalk With your doctor He orshe can evaluate the sldeeffects of the medicationsyou may be talung ConSidertaking a mature driver classthrough AAA AARP or alocal dnving school Letlnabout transportation options111 the commumty and con-Sider trymg them out

While everyone wants tokeep driV1ng for as IOlg aspossible no one wants to bea threat to themselves or toothers because they are nolonger able to dnve safelySelf-awareness is the keyWith smart self-manage-ment you ran retain thepersonal mobihty thatcomes With dnvlng whIlelImiting the nsks to yourselfund to others

Depression Treat It Defeat It

The followmg are tips thatcan help you while travel-Lng

1 Get at least two copiesof all your prescnptlOnb oneto keep WIth you and one tomclude m checked baggagem case you need fmergencyrefills

2 Get letter from )ourdoctor) confirmmg that

rymg aboard a number ofobjects meludmg LnsuhnsyrngES and any containeror VIal that could hold apotennally dangerous sub-sance

The alrhne also tned toconfiscate a bottle holdingher hIgh blood pressuremedlCme (She had trans-ferred the pills from a bottleWIth a chl1d proof cap toone that was easier to open )It was only after shE bUg-gested lettmg the flightattendants hold her medicalsupphes that thp airlineagreed to call her doctor toconfirm her me~hcal statusand her need to have theseItems close at hand

If you do onslder plan-mng a route that you arefamIliar WIth and try todnve durmg the day (aVOIdrush hour) Keep a safe diS-tance between you and thecar ahead of you and try tomake left turns where greenarrows provide protectedturns Scan the road contm-uously to antiCIpate futureproblems and plan youractIOns

Scmetunes other 1JU1J1are the best Judges of yourdnvlng ability If someonehas expressed concerns

miSSIon power steenng andbrakes and other speCIalequlpmcnt can make it eaSler for you to steer your vehi-cle and operate the foot ped-als

8 Dnvmg reqmres dlld-mg your attentlon betweenmore than one SituatIOn at atime Do you feel over-whelmed by traffic stgIls andpedestrian and vehicle traffic Do you take medicationsthat make you drowsy or doyou expErlence dlzzmessseIzures or losses of con-sCIOusness Do you reactslowly to normal dnV1ng Sit-uations

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betic fnend had a problemlast month bring-lOg hermedicatIOns wlth her on afhght to attend her sonsweddmg In Utah She hadno Idea when she got to theaJrport that the new securi-ty regulatIOns put m placeafter Sept 11 ruled cut car

pavement mltllungs othervehicles and pedestnans -~~tlaUy t dawn dusk vrat mght Does the glare ofoncommg headlights causeyou discomfort

If you have expenencedany of these symptoms ofdechnmg VISIon alwayswear your glasses and keepyour prescnptlOn currentKeep your wmdshield mir-rors and headhghts cleanand your headhghts aimedcorrectly If youre 60 orolder see an eye doctorevery year

2 Diminished strengthcoordinatIOn and fleXIbilitycan Impact your ability tosafely control your vehicleDo you have trouble lookmgover your shoulder tochange lanes mOV1ng yourfoot from the gas to thebrake pedal or turmng thesteermg wheel Do you feelpam In your knees legs orankles when gomg up ordown staJrs

If j-ouve experienced alyof these symptoms talk WIthyour doctor about phySIcaltherapy or medIcatIOnandOr tTftchmg exercisesand a walkmg or fitness pro-gram An automatic trans-

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help you determme whetherphySIcal changes are affect-mg your dnvmg skIll andIf so how to cope WJth themso you remain a safe driverfor as long as you can

1 Good VISion IS essenbalfor good dnv1I1g health Doyou lampave problems reading3lgns or recognizing some-one you know from acrossthe street Do you havetrouble seemg lane and

Seniors celebrate ChristmasA Christmas party was held by Services for Older Citizens (SOC)as part

of its Food amp Friendship proglaJn The program ta1Iesplace Monday throughFriday and includes lunch exereiae bingo and a social event for GrossePointe and Harper Woods seniors age 60 and older

Mary Krupa and Joe Kowalski are served by Jim Flkany of Grosse PointeRotary at the party SOCis located at 17150 Waterloo in the City of GrossePointe

Dr Dan Guyer of Bon Secours Cottage HealthSystem Will present an mformatlve talk begmmng at1130 a m TuesdaYtJan 8 at the cIghborhoodClub 17150 Waterloo m the CIty of Grosse Pomte HeWIll OJCUSbthe causes and cures for posttraumaticbtress dlborder

In the past many people behEved that only soldIersor other people who had been m a war could getPTSD Based on new research doctors and otherhealth care profeSSIOnals are learning that all kmdsof people from different backgrounds can have trau-matIc expenences that lead to PTSD

You can also get more mformatlOn about PTSDfrom the followmg orgamzatlOns Anxiety DisordersAssociatIOn of Amenca (30U 231-9350www adaa org Freedom from Fear (888) 442-2022wwwfreedomfromfearorg and the National MentalHealth AsSOCiation (800) 969-NMHA www nmha org

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Encounter In the ThirdDlmenslOn ShackletonsAntarctic Adventurf SuperSpeedway and DisneysBeauty and the Beast DallyscrPenJngB Will be offeredon a rotatmg baSIS begm-mng at 9 am on the hourm the mommg and on thehalf-hour in the aftemoonand evenmg TIckets are $10for adults or $8 for semorsand children ages 12 andunder Call (313) 982-6001

Detroits pastStroll the Streets of Old

DetrOit trace more than 100years of automotive historyand travel from Frontlers toFactones through the per-manent exhibitions of theDetrOIt Hlstoncal Museum5401 Woodward m DetrOItTake In the exhibit ThePolish Presence ill DetrOItthrough Sunday June 9Introduce yourself to theVIPs of DetrOIts Polish com-mumty dunng a free Pohshand Proud Meet and MingleParty Saturday Jan 12 atneon See sap ltind shup atthe Glancy Trams ShowSunday Jan 13 from 10a m to 4 p m Tramappraisals will be $2 Beenchaned by the WhlmslCaIcollectIOn of thnfty toys mthe eXhIbition A PennySaved Com Banks from theComenca CollectlOnthrough Sunday Jan 13Expenence the history ofDetrOIts onglnal settlersIohroulh tnI pyrllhhlln

Land LIVes and LegendsNative Amencans mDetrOit DetrOIts 300thBirthday is the msplratlOnfor the special exlubltion 30Who Dared

The Museum IS openWednesday through Fndayfrom 930 a m to 5 p m andSaturday and Sunday from10 a m to 5 p m The sug-gested admISSIOn IS$4 50 foradults or $225 for seniorschlldren ages 12 and undererter flee

people do not have thlsproblem

Try exerclsmg your atti-tude If you beheve thatexercise will gIve you morenergy then It will

Most of the explana-tIOns I hear from peoplewho arent worlong out areexcuses Give yourself fivereasons why you shouldcommIt to an exerClse pro-graIn get started and stickWith it Leave the whmersbehmd Jom the WInners

Kelly Griffin B S C S CS IS a personaltramer and the owner ofPower Break Fitness If youhave a fitness or tramlngquestum e-maIl Kelly at letters kfwShearstsc com orwrite her In care of KmgFeatures Weekly SerVicePO Box 536475 OrlandoFL 32853-6475

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Sunday from 9 30 a m to 5pm AdmISSIon IS $5 foradults and $3 for childrenover the age of five Call(313) 4945800

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Children can also explorethe hands-on exhibitIOnRacmg on the Wmd Salhngon the Great Lakes alongWith penn anent exhIbItIOnsfeatunng the doomed shipEdmund Fitzgerald and afreighter pIlothouse Themuseum 18 open Wednesdaythrough Sunday from 10a m to 5 p m AdmiSSIOn IS$2 for adults and $1 for chl1-dren a~8 12 to 18 Call(313) 852-4051

History aliveTravel through the past

100 years via the specialehibit Your Place in Time20th Century Amenca atThe Henry Ford Museumand Greenfield Village20900 Oakwood inDearborn Patrons may alsotour the museumsCommumcatiuull LI2htmeTransportatIOn andDomestIc Arts exhlbltlOnsThe Museum IS open dailyfrom 9 am to 5 p m

around watchmg a daytimetalk show or soap operaask yourself If there reallyIS no time for exercise

bull From the examples Ivealready given you can seethat exercise doesnt haveto cost you a penny Youdont have to Jom a healthclub or hire a tramer toreach your fitness goals

bull Start Simple espeCIallyIf youre embarkmg for thefirst time on a program ofexercise Try walkmg for 10mmutes three times aweek then add one minuteto your walk each weekYoull start to feel betterand ollce you do youll wantto continue

bull Afraid that exercise wlllrob you of Important energyyou need for the rest of yourday ThIs can only be trueIf you are exerclsmg toohard or too much Most

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Cool carsView a collection repre-

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experienceExplore the wonders of

the Charles H WnghtMuseum of MncanAmerican HI Rtnry 315 EWarren in Detroit Trace theMotor CityS mUSIcal historyVia the new exhtbltlon Jazin DetrOit Before Motown APhotographiC HIStory run-ning through Sunday Jan13 The Museums coreexhibit Of the People cele-brates DetrOits place inAfrIcan Ameman herItageand culture The Museum ISopen Tuesday through

enough time to exerCIsewhy not use half of yourlunch break to exercise and~he other half to eat

You dont have to work upa sweat Keepmg a set ofdumbbells at work anddomg some weight trammgon your break can stillmake a difference

bull Many people find them-selves awash In faInJlyduties If you spend a lot oftime playmg taxI to andfrom the soccer field trygettmg there early andwallung a couple lapsaround the field Ill betthat If you start a routinelike this other parents wdlsoon Join in

bull Bemg productive Withyour tIme means scheduhngexercise mto your dayBlockIng out a time wIllguarantee a workout Thenext time youre slttlng

Youll fiad the finest brands inAmerica at Ed Maliszewski21435 Great2r Mack St ClairShores (586)776-5510

Start10g our 8th year $0 down$35 a month Watch for manysurprIses 10 2002 Its a good time Ito be a Po1Ote Fitness memberOn Mack 313885-3600

fee is $80 per month plus$50 for reglstraton Launcha new career With Prepanngto BabYSit Saturday Jan12 from 9 a m to 1230 p mThe fee IS $25 Tee-off With aTeen amp Youth Golf Chmcfuesdays Jan 15 throughFcb 5 frt1m 4 to 5 p m Thefee IS $40 BUild your young-sters confidence and mus-cleb With Pee Wee KarateSaturdays Jan 5 to March2 from 9 to 10 a m or 9 to10 30 a m The fee IS $35 forone hour or $50 for one-and-one-half hoursPreregIstratIOn I reqUiredCall (586) 7796111

Zoo newsExpertence the animals

and more at the DetrOIt Zooat Ten Mile and Woodwardm Royal Oak ThroughThursday Feb 28 Jom inWIld Winter festivitiesmcludIng storytelhng treedecoratmg Ice carv10g andthe sweet sounds or seasonalchOIrs View members of theHenry Ford CommumtyCollege Ice Carving Club atwork SaTurdays Jan 5 andJan 12 from 11 a m to 3P m Also on Jan 5 take mfree lUUmal themed docu-mentaries 10 the WildhfeInterpretive Gallery OnSunday Jan 6 SeptemberProductIOns presents HatsOff to Animals an interac-tive storytelhng experiencefrom 1 to 1 45 p m or 2 to245 pm The Roeper UpperSchool ChOlf Wlll perlormSaturday Jan l~ trom 1 30to 230 pm Chill out WIththe polar bears arctIc foxesseals and snowy owls at theZoos new 4 2 acre ArcticRmg of Life exhlbit VISitorscan catch the underwateractIOn With a trip throughthe Polar Passage a unique70-ft long clear tunnel tocatch all the excitIng under-water action Take a ride onthe wild side and get an anI-mals eye-view of life on theWild Adventure SimulatorTickets are $4 Along withVisits to the other great ani-mals guests can see the

The Village IS closed untilMonday Apnl 1 when It wlllbe open from 9 a m to 5 pmAdmission to the Museumranges from $7 50 to $1250Admission to the Vlllageranges from $8 50 to $14Chlldren under the age of 5and members are admittedfree ShOWing m theMuseums $15 mllhon IMAXTheatre are Mysteries ofEgypt 3-D MaOla- Call (313) 833-1805

~No excuse exercise is good resolution for 2002By Kelly GriffinKing Features

After seven years of per-sonal trammg I have heardJll$t about every excuse 10the book on why people can-not work out Some of themOst popular ones are lackof tnleurol money or energy

I beheve most peoplereally want to feel betterabout themselves havemore energy and be moreproductive yet feel thatexercise reqUires a block oftime that does not eXIst

Yet If our mmd-set aboutexercise would changemaybe it would be easier toget started

Here are some sugges-tIOns

bull Time IS very precious tomost people the more wecan fit mto one day the bet-ter If you work a Cull-timeJob and feel you dont have

The staff at NOTRE DAME IPHARMACY extends WIshes for avery Healthy amp Happy New YearWe appreCIate your loyal patron-age through the year at 16926Kercheval in-the-Village I(313)885-2154

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Indoor playtimeThe Fanuly Center lDVltes

area preschoolers and theIrparents to come out of thecold and enJoy mdoorPlaytime programsTuesdays and Thursdaysfrom 1 to 3 pm at BeaconElementary School 19475Beaconsfield 10 HarperWoods or Wednesdays from9 to 11 am at the BamesEarlY Childhood Center20090 Mornmgslde 10Grosse Pomte Woods Thefree sessions wl1l runthrough April 2002 Call(313) 343-6711

Super scienceTour the new Improved

Detroit Science Center 5020John R m DetrOitBegmning Monday Jan 7embark on a Solar SystemAdventure view WmterNights and ZubenelgenubisMagical Sky in thp Centersnew Digltal DomePlanetanum Hands-on lab-oratory exhibits focus onmotion life sciences matterand energy waves andVlbrltlOns Now showmg inthe Centers lMAX Theatreare Journey lOto AmazingCaves and Dolphms Makeplans now to see the award-wmnmg Everest whichreturns to the IMAX DomeSaturdays and Sundays atnoon 2 and 4 pm throughSunday Jan 27 TheMuseum IS open Mondaythrough Friday from 9308m to 3 pm Saturday andSunday from 11 a m to 5p m AdmiSSIon IS $7 foradults $6 for seniors and $5ior children lMAx Theatretickets are an additional $2Call (313) 577-8400

Assumptionopportunities

AssumptIOn CulturalCenter 21800 MartEgtron theGrosse Pomte WoodsStClair Shores border offersyour children and teensenhghtenmg opportunitiesBnng those grades up WithKumon Math and ReadmgWednesdays from 3 45 to645 pm and Saturdaysfrom 10 a m to 1 p m The

War Memorial for kidsThe Grosse POinte War

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South informationParents of eighth-grade

students who plan to attendGrosse POlUte South HighSchOOl m the Fall of 2002are InVited to explore thenInth-grade curnculum dur-mg an Information NIghtWednesday Jan 9 at 7pm In the SouthGymnatoTlum 11 GrossePOInte Boulevard In GrossePomte Farms Call (313)432-3513

Special needsexplored

Bames Early ChIldhoodCenter and The FamilyCenter will team to presenta panel of Grosse Pomte par-ents discussmg their JOur-neys of raising ChtldrenWlth Special Needs dunng aParenting EducatIOn Seriesfor Young FaImhes prograInTuesday Jan 15 from 7 to830 pm at BeaconElementary School 19475Beaconsfield In HarperWoods Chlldcare IS avaJ-able for those who reglsteror the Fridav onor to theprogram A voluntary dona-tion of $10 wIll be acceptedCall (313) 432-3800

Fun flicksJunior cmema buffs can

take 10 a W1de vanety of funflIcks during the GrossePomte Public Libraries freeWmter Fllm Festivalthrough Wednesday Jan23 Preschoolers can enjoyGeorge and Martha - BestFrIends Tuesday Jan 8 at4 pm at the Grosse PointeWoods Branch 20600 Mackin Grosse POlUte Woods orThursday Jan 10 at 4 pmat the Central Branch 10Kercheval In Grosse PomteFarms Grade school andmiddle school Iludlences cantake m Mary-Kate andAshley - Case of the SharkEncounter And EnC)clopedlaBrown - Burgled BaseballCards Wednesday J an 9 atthe Park Branch 15430Kercheval m Grosse POintePark Call (313) 343-2074

Artful opportunitiesAspmng artists ages 5 to

8 accompanied by an adultcan mdulge theIr talentsWIth a full schedule of class-es at the Detroit InstItute ofArts 5200 Woodward inDetrOIt Dragons dmosaursand hons are just a few ofthe Fantastic Ammals andFabulous Beasts you canfashIOn dunng a Clayworksclass Saturday Jan 12from 10 a m to noon PlOchIt Roll It COIl It dunng a

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The grooms mother worea long fuchSia silk dress

MUSICwas prOVidedby theChnst Church ChOIr of Menand Boys a strmg quartetand organist Fredeflc DeHaven

The bnde earned a bache-lor of sCience degree fromGtnrgftwn llmverslty SheIS a producer and editor forteleVISion With theBloomberg Fmanclal News

The groom earned a bach-elor of arts degree fromGeorgetown UniversIty Heis an mvestment banker mtelecommUnications withSolomon SmIth Barney

The couple traveled toHawau They live InManhattan N Y

fine inCISIOnsm the corneaThose mClSlons change theshape of the cornea Thereshaped cornea focuseshght onto the retma anddtcu VUllunISrestored

Hundreds of thousandsperhaps mJlhons have hadthis surgery and aresupremely satisfied WIth theresults They now get byWithout reachmg for theirglasses or fussmg WIth contact lenses

TA~IK rgery is not frof comphcatlOns No surgeryIS Some people are botheredby the glare from hghtsespeCially at OIght A veryfew have suffered VISionloss If I were younger Iwould have the surgery

I directed thIS answer atnearSightedness LASIKhowever can be used forother VISIonproblems - far-SIghtedness and astIgma-tism

There are proceduresother than LASIK that cor-rect VISIOn LimitatIOns ofspace dont permlt a diSCUS-SIOnof them all

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BlaIr and the Rev Gerald EMurray offiCiated at the 6 30P m ceremony which wasfollowed by a receptIOn atthe Country Club of DetrOit

The bride wore a whiteSIlk gown and a cathedral-length veIl both tnmmed mwhite satlO She camed abouquet of white rose andstephanotiS

The maid of honor wasKatherine Re of BronXVIlleNY

ill Juemalds wereMeghan Burns of ChicagoEmily McCabe of New YorkCIty Dott Shea HoblO ofPabadena Cahf KathenneFrederick Webher of RoqtnnCarne Blrgbauer of SanFranCISco and BevanGarrett of Prescott Anz

Attendants woreWedgwood blue satin A-Imegowns and carned bouquetsof multi-colored summerflowers

The best man was thegrooms brother Thomas GGrace Jr of New York City

Groomsmen were the

Eye surgery can freepeople from glassesBy Dr Paul G DonohueSpeCial Wnler

Q Im trymg to deCide If Ishould have laser eyesurgery for nearltlehtpnnpssI am 36 and have worn

Glaises brIng a clearimage to a nearsighted eyeby focusmg mcommg lightdirectly onto the retma

The most common kInd oflaser eye surgery IS LASIKsurgery - laser m SitU ker-atomJleusls (CUR-ah-toe-muh-LOOSE-suss)

The cornea IS the outertOlluh r]PAr povpnn17 of the~y~Oi~ngdirectly m~front ofthe pupil WIth a laserbeam the eye doctor makes

I gl8SCS or contacts for 20yEars I have never beencomfortable With eIther Idgo for the surgery If I couldbe sure It would work and besafe Is It

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eyes that can see thmgs upclose but see distant objectsas a blur The problemcomes from the shape of theeyeball NearSighted eye-balls are elongated andthose eyes focus light mfront of the retma mstead ofon It The retma ltthe eyesfilm which the brain devel-ops mto VIsual pIctures

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Mr and Mrs MichaelJoseph Grace

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Lauren EhzabethGargaro daughter of Mrand Mrs Eugene A GargaroJr of Gros~e Pomte Shoresmarned Michael JosephGrace son of Mr and MrsThomas Gerard Grdce ofRye NY on July 14 2001at the Grosse Pomte

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Service above selfJohn Brooks Rotary District Governor

adclreued the Rotary Club of Grosse Pointerecaat1y with the message Hsuvice above self

As local leaden aud volunteen Rotarians areeoDUDitted to improving their local and globalcummUDities Rotarians pride themselves ontheir abWty to ftad commUDity solutions tolocal and IDternaticmal needs

The mother of the bndewore a full-length Ice graydress With a beaderl bodIce

The grooms mother worea full-length dress With awhIte top and mdescentnavy blue skirt

Scnpture readers wereBruce Wallace ofBrookhaven NY audKenneth Kerr of FairViewTenn

The bnde earned a bachelor of sCience degree fromthe UniversIty of Michiganana a masters degree 10bo-s admmctrRtlOnfr~-w Wayne StateUmverslty She IS a manag-er With Accenture

The groom earned a bach-tlor of SCience dewee fromPennsylvania tateUm erslty ahJ a master sdegree m busmess admmlS-tratlOn from Case WesternReserve He IS a Fordaccount manager WithGoodyear TIre

The newlyweds traveledto Germany SWItzerlandand Italy fhey live m WestBloomfield

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~f Naples Fla on Sept 22DOl at Christ ChurchGrosse Pomte

The Rev BrYant DenmsonJr offiCIatedat the 4 p mceremony which was fol-lowed by a receptIOn at theLochmoorClub

The bride wore an IvorysJlk strapless gown that tea-tured a bodICe and chapel-length tram decorated WIthcrystal beads She carned anosegay of apncot roses

The matron of honor wasthe bndes Sister NancyClark of PalatIne III ThemaId of honor was thebndes sister JennIfer Boydof Hoboken N J

Attendants wore full-length black dresses andcarned bouquets of apncotand wlute roses

The grooms brotherTImothy Pulte of Glen MillsPa was the best man

Groomsman was VincentMlhaltk of IndIanapolis IndUshers were Charles Clarkof Palatme III and ThomasSdhanek of Ann Arbor

lointe Shores ~grandparents are Richardand LUCinda Weiemuller ofGrand Blanc Great-grand-parents are Homer andShirley Welermiller ofGathnbug Tenn

Alexander JamesGraebner

Mr and Mrs DaVidGraebner of Troy are theparents of a son AlexanderJames Graebner born Feb19 2001 Maternal grandparents are the late Mr andMrs M James Walkl of theCity of Grosse PointePaternal grandparents areMr and Mrs HerbertGraebner of Bloomt1eldHills

Andrew GeromettaDreyfuss

Cvnthla and PeterDreYtuss of Naples Fia arethe parents of a son AndrewGerometta Dreyfuss bornMay 16 2001 Maternalgrandparents are JudithPaul of the CIty of GrossePOInte and the late WRonald Paul Paternalgrandparents are Jacquesand Francoise Dreyfuss ofM1amJ Fla

Sylvia ElaineHodges

Matt and Michele Hodgesof Grosse Pomte Park arethe parpnts of a daughterSylVla Elaine Hodges bornSept 26 2001 Maternalgrandparents are Ed andSue Yonne of EastpointePatenlal grandparents areRuth Brant of Carleton TomHodges of Rockwood and thelate Bdl Brant

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Gerard B Dulac of GrossePomte Farms are the par-pntJl of a son DominIC JudePhlhpe Dulac born Dec 72001 Maternal grandpar-ents are Rosemarie andRichard Manz ofWJ1hams1leNY Paternalgrandparents are Georgetteand Bertrand Dulac ofRancho Palos Verdes Cahf

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j Mr and Mrs Joseph Mghaheen of Mmneapohs arertbe parents of a son Jacob-lJoseph Shaheen born July25 2001 Grandparents are

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I are the parents of a~aughter Jelna Mariegthaheen born Aug 13~OOI Granoparents arelarosse Fomters De~haheen Ted Zberanowskyand the late Joseph~haheenI Mary Kathryn Weiermiller Curt and AnneWeiermdler of Grosse PomteWoodsare the parents of a~aughter Mary KathrynfWelermlller born June 212001 Maternal grand par-~nts are George and MaryiEllen Dakmak of GrosseI

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Detroit which is celebratLng Its 16th 8Dnlversary ISalocally run affiliate and ISresponsible for raiSingfunds and volunteers tosupport its building effortsHabitat for DetrOIt willcomplete Its 100th house 111Detroit by spnng 2002

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The Ecumenical Men sFnday Breakfast group WIllmeet at 730 am FndayJan 4 at Grosse Pomt~Memorial Church 16Lakeshore m Grosse PomteFarms The speaker WIll beSydney Rooks of fort StreetPresbyterian Churchs OpenDoor program

On Fnday Jan 11 DrNed Chalet will be thespeaker for the group wluchmeets every week andserves breakfast Chalet5topic will be PosltveJeWlBhHIStory Smce Jesus

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Detroit IS commltted torebuilding the Core CityNeIghborhoods area ofDetroit through a ho1Jstlcapproach that addresses notonly the phYSIcal redevelop-ment of the neIghborhoodbut also the social needs ofthe residents and local bUSI-nesses whIch have been mthe area

HabItat for HumanityInternatIonal an ecumem-cal Chnsban muustry dedI-cated to tlmunaTmg povertyhousing 18 celebrating lts25th anniversary Foundedby Millard Fuller alongwith hISwife Tmda Habitatfor Humamtv Internationaland its affiliates in morethan 2000 UllllllUIl tu~s in81 nations have bUllt andsold more than 100000homes to partner familiesWIth no-profit zero-interestmortgages Families con-tnbute 300 hours of volun-teer labor to support theirhouse construction

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In the back from left are Georle Nicholaon of Groue IoJDte Partners andHabitat Detroit the KeY VBruce RiCdon of Grosee Poiate Uemorial CbWCbandPartnere Jack SChwab of Bank ODe lUld Habitat Robert Dewaelsche of HabitatJack W1Wamaof the Partners Uld John Molk prealclent of Habitat

In the froat from left are Chase cunnlaghm of Groue IoJDte Partne LUlie SldaIier of Ccue City Nclghborhooda TrlD1 LeIrN Uld Sam Smith andiUzabullbeth WIlliam bullbull both of Groen Pointe PartDen Partners

The banks philOiiuhyofpartnershIps Jllustrated mIts motto Bank One onewith the commumty hascontnbuted to Its fifth consecutIve outstandingCommunity ReinvestmentAct rating Schwab said

Construction on thIShouse was started InAugust Thats pretty fastSchwab said

Tne Partners has recentiy~g n reoenng househuldfixtures and cabmetry fromhouses slated for demolitionin the Grosse Pointe areaaccordmg to Jack Williamsa member of the PartnersH~ says Items recoveredWIll beuro placecl in Habitthomes through the organi-zations ReStore programReStore accepts donationsof surplus bUlldmg materi-als from contractors andsells them to low-mcomehomeowners for a nommalfee

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Grosse Pointe Partners Bank One make surethat Detroit family has home for the holidays

ChrIstmas came a fewdays early when Tnm leWiSreahzed the dream of ownmg her own house - thanksto the Grosse PomtePartners and Bank One

On Dec 22 representatIves from Bank One andthe Partners dedIcatedleWISShouse In HabItat forHumamty DetrOItsTncentennial Village m thecitys Core CItyNeIghborhoods

The Rev V Bruce RIgdonsemor JJastor of GrosseP(llntE Memonal ChurchwhIch IS a member of thePartners SaId Chnstmas ISa story of homelessnessand a story of dlscovenngGods love

Habitat IS a programthat bnngs out the very bestIn everybody he saId ItprOVIdesa safe wholesomeplace where famIlIes canlearn to love God and serveeach other

Grosse Pomte Partnelllfounded in 1997 IS a collab-oratIon of 12 churches mvanous Grosse Pomte com-munities The PartnersraIse money and recruit vol-unteer support to buildHabItat houses In additionto Detroits TricentenmalVillage the Partners havehelped build Habitat housesin West Virginia and CostaRlIll

~Bank One UI proud of itspartnershIp with the GQ~Pointe Partners and work-ing with its volunteersespecially its youth volun-teers said Jack Schwabvice president Bank Oneand board member ofHabitat fUT Humanity-Miclugan It was inspira-tIOnal for me to see thoseyoung people working here

This was the fifth housesponsored by Bank Onewhich has built the homesthrough partnerships withcommunity organizationshke the Groll8e Pomte

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A httle-known VOIceJahaziel spokeIn the name of the God of all the earthFear not and be not dismayed forThe battle ISnot yours but GodsYouwill not need to fight in thIS battleTake your positions stand still and seeThe VlctOryof the Lord on your behalf

ABCD- A BIble Chapter Dady -Is one of many ways to read the BibleFor my own and other lIves On The HillDuri1g late August to late October ABeDsIhe Chromcler of some 2400 years agoHelped heart-mmd-floul Ul 2001 ADDowhat ISnght In the sight of the Lord

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This and much more 1D the two books ofChronicles the conclusion of the HebrewScnptures I find veri contemporary that 1SFull of most relevant meanmll for todayThese leaet often e~d h~k5 rThe Chnstiar ~ibJes 66 are full ofDowns and ups destructive and reneWIng

The Pastors CornerBy the Rev Gutav Kopkll JrSt James Lutheran Church

Wedo not know what to doBut 0 Lord our eyes are on you bullFor decades I have loved to pray theseWords ascnbed to DIetnch BonhoetferGerman Lutheran Pastor and TeacherAnti-NaZI martyr executed m 1945 Just before the Allies liberated my natIve land

One month after the unMuslim terrorI read on October 11 m II ChroniclesTlus prayer of Jehoshaphat who didWhat was nght gtn the SIght of thELord 0 Lord God of our fathers do you not ruleOver all the kmgdOfISof the natlOnsIn your hand are power and mIght

So that none ISable to WIthstand youIf ~~comes ~por us ue ~tllstLTdBefore you and cry to you mOur affllctlon and you WIllhear and saveWhom the Exodus forces on their way toThe promIsed land had not mvadedWere now terronzmg With destructive force

They reward us by coming to dnve usOut of your promIsed land America0 our God will you not execute judgmentOn them For we are powerlessAgamst what IScommg agamst usWe do not know what to doBut our eyes are on you

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funded under an mvestIgd-tor-Initiated research grantfrom the NatIOnal Instituteon Drug Abuse Surveys ofnationally representativesamples of Amencan highschool benlOrs were begun m1975 makmg the class of2001 the 27th such c1assurveyed Surveys of 8thand 10th graders wereadded to the delgn In 1991maklOg the 2001 natIOnallyrepreentatIve samples the11th such classes surveyed

The sample blzes m 2001are 16800 8th graders14300 10th graders and13300 12th graders for atotal of 44300 students mall

behaVIOr or SOCialproblemshave later been diagnosedWIth VISIOnproblems

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We cherish our chddrenWe should chensh theIrVIlOn too An eye care pro-feSSIOnal can make all thedifference

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types of changes you mightexpect to result from shiftsm the advertlsmg miX agreater amount of negatIvenews coverage or less favor-able portrayals of smokmgIn entertmnment program-mmg

There IS also eVldenpetrom the study that ciga-rettes have become some-what less avaIlable to teensThe proportlOn of 8thgraders s8)lng that It wouldbe ~falrly easy or veryedlgtY tor tnem to get cIga-rettes 11 they wanted somehas fallen from 77 percent In1996 to 68 percent In 2001Among 10th graders theproportIOn fell somewhatless from 91 percent to 86percent over the same timeperIOd The mvestlgatorsnote however that the greatmajority of these youngteens stIll say that they haveready access to cIgarettes

Will these favorabletrends In cigarette smokmgamong young people contm-ue

The reductIOns in thenumbers of teens who aresmokmg or who are accept-mg of smokln should helpto deter other teens fromstartmg Johnston saidBut the fact that the pro-portlOn who 1udge smokingto be dangerous IS no longernSlng may be an early warn-ing Sign of a slowdown m thedeclme in teen smokmg

Monitonng the Future IS

By Dr Howard Purcell(NAPS) - Heres an eye-

openmg statistic Only 9percent of Amencan chl1-dren have had an eye exambefore they entlr schoolThat can lead to more prob-lems than parents mayImaglne

Parents should take theirchtldren to an eye care professlOnal for a comprehen-SIve eye exam - not slinplya Vlblon screenlng - by theage of three again beforestartmg Bchool and everyyear while In school

Cherish childrens vision

A thorQugh eXRmlfllltonconsists of more than Simplyreading a chart It tests notonly VISIOn but also pro-VIdes information about thechilds overall health profile

Many children who havefared poorly at school or whohave demonstrated negative

A conSiderable body ofresearch - some of It basedon Momtorlng the Futuredata -- has shown that pncecan be an Important deter-rent to smokmg for youngpeople Work reported lastmonth by the UM investiga-tors at the World ConferenceUll 8111ukmg or health InNew Orlean hows thatsince 1997 the proportIOn ofstudents reportmg frequentexposure to antl-smokmgads has Increased conslder-~blJ Iu t1nA dJC lUU1JOTuuncredltmg the ads With actu-ally helpmg to mfluencethem not to smoke hasIncreased substantially aswell

Smce 1995 there has beensome mcrease at all gradelevels m the proportIOns ofstudents sa)lng that pack-a-day smokers run a greatrisk of harmmg them-selves (phjrsJcaHy UJ Jamp uLLerways) although thiS beliefdid not mcrease any furtherIn lOOl (Thl MODltonng theFuture study has shown per-ceived harm to be an Impor-tant deterrent to young peo-ples use of a number of Ilhc-It drugs)

While many adultsbeheve that young peopleunderstand the dangers ofsmokmg our data suggestthat a lot of tettllgt stIli donot particularly the youngerteens Johnston saId Forexample Some 43 percent oftodays 8th graders stili donot thmk there is a greatnsk associated With pack-a-day smokmg

In addition there hasbeen some Increase smce1996 (1997 for 12th graders)In students personal dIsap-proval of smokmg

These findmgs suggestthat It IS not Just pnce thatIS actmg as a deterrent toclgarltte use JohnstonsaId There have been someunderlymg changes mImportant beliefs and atti-tudes as well These are the

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shown Important dechnes III2001 bpeclfically I

ThIS year about one Inevery 18 8th-graders (5 1percent) IS a current dallysmoker one of every eight10th graders (122 percent)and about one In every five12th graders (19 percent)These dallr smo~lng rate~are down proportIOnallyfrom ther peak levels In1996 (1997 III the case of the12th graders) by about one-half one-third and one11 ltlrtn1j nt~~t~u~~) Thrare down proportlOnally Justfrom last years levels by 26percent 13 percent and 8percent respectively

These important dechnesm teen smokmg did not Justhappen by chanceJohnston said A lot of mdl-vlduals and organizatIOnshave been making concertedefforts to bnng down theunaccectlblv hgh rates ofsmokmg am~ng ~ur youth ~

Amon~ the efforts henotes are a number thatemerged from the tobaccosettlement between thestates and the tobacco com-panies

The Joe Camel advertIS-Ing campaign was endedbillboard adYertlBlng of ciga-rettes was ehmmated andantlsmoklng advertlsmgcampaigns werp Inltated bythe newly formed AmencanLegacy FoundatIOn that wasfunder under the settle-ment Johnston saidFurther a number of stateslaunched their own antl-smokmg ad campaignsullIe aiso raIsed theIr excisetaxes on cigarettes and theIndustry raised prices morder to cover their costsfrom the settlement On topof all of thIS the mdustryreceived a great deal of neg-ative pubhclty dunng themld- to late-1990s as theIrpast practices were exposeddunng the htigatlOn processWIth the states and m thefederal regulatory debates

Abullrnelcan Councll onExerCise (ACE) and TheNatlOoal Strength andCondltlOmng ASSOCiatIon(NSCA) There are othersthat Just requIre a weekendcourse Find out how manyyears the person has beentralnmg and whether theyhave a degree m the field

The third Issue IS conve-mence You want to be surethe faclhty IS easy to get tofrom your home or Job If Ittakes you too long to getthere or It IS out of your wayyou may be wastmg yourmoney

FInally check the avad-ablhty of classes and equip-ment VISit the faCIlIty at theapprOXImate time you planto exercise so you can seeow busy thmgs are Youdont want your one-hourworkout to ake two hours tocomplete because yourewaltmg on machmesl Talk

Areyou ayoung adult troubled f)with lower back problems f-

Attend a FREE lecture

Thursday Jan 10 at 7 pmCnnnely Auditorium at Bon SeCburs Hospital468 Cadieux at E lefferson in Grosse Pointe

Daniel Elskens MD a Bon Secours Cottage neurosurgeon explainS the mostcommon reasons for low back pain In young and middle-aged adults such assports InJunes or lumbar strain He also discusses current treatment methods thatInclude minimallY invasive procedures and dlscectomles (removal of the damageddiSC from between the spine bones) The lecture IS directed at men and womenbehleen the ages of S 21d soA Questlon-and-answer session IS Included and refreshments are servedRtst1Il11()n~ Irt rlQUlred

For more information or to pre-register callCommunity Health Promotion at (586) 779-7900

Included high school seniorsSinCE 1975 and natIOnallyrepresentative samples of8th and 10th graders since1991 QuestIOnnaires areadministered to students Intheir c1asbroomb by ISR staflmembem each sprmg

Current smokmg (definedac S10klng- one or ffi0rc Cig-arettes dunng the past 30days) had been decllmngsteadily blnCe the reLentpeak levels reached m 1996among 8th and lOthgraders and m 1lt1lt17~TTHO

12th graders Between 1996and 2001 current smokmgamong 8th graders fell from21 percent to 12 percentand among lOth gradersfrom 30 percent to 21 per-cent

Among 12th graders cur-rent smokmg fell from 37percent m 1997 to 30 per-cent In 2001 - a proportion-al decline of about two-tenthb Thus the youngerage groups have shown thegreatest Improvement so farThe drop In current smokmgthat occurred Just thiS year- of 2 5 percentage POintsm 8th grade and 2 6 percent-age POints In 10th grade -are highly statistically slg-mficant while the Z percent-age-pomt dechne In 12thgrade fell Just short of bemgsjgIhficai1t

Prior to the peak teensmokmg rates reached Inthe mld-1990s currentsmokmg among 8th and10th graders had been nsmgrapIdly With about a 50 per-cent mcrease ocrurringbetvccn 1991 and 19SGSmoklllg had been nsmgamong 12th graders as wellthough not by as large a pro-portlOn

The rates of dally currentsmokmg m the three gradelevels (defined as havmg oneor more cigarettes per dayover the past 30 days) havehnwtl parallel trends tothose for any current smok-mg and hkewlse have

slOn on thp tRrihn eqmp-ment You might want to askwho cpans the equipmentSamtary facilities careabout thelr members

Second check the quahfi-catIOns of the staff You wantto be bure ~haL the peoplewho are showmg you how toexercise know what they aredomg Ask to talk directly tothem and ask questIOns Letthem know If you plan to usea personal tramer whatyour health history IS andwhat your goals are fortrammg The more thoroughyou can explam your previ-ous expenences the easier ItWIll be for the trainer to fig-ure out what w111work foryou

Some highly recogmzedcertificatIOns for perconaltramers are from TheAmencan College of SportsMedlcme (ACSM) The

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Teen smoking declines sharply in 2001In a year In which good

news seems hard to come bythere IS some good newsfrom the health frontCigarette smoking the leadIng cause of preventabledeath and disease In thiscountry IS falling harplyamong American teenagers

The latest natIOnal surveyIn the ~MoOltorJng theFuture~ smes conducted bythe Umverslty of MichiganInstitute for Social Research(lSR) shoy s that teen smok-mg IS rapidly dechnmg

t)WlOO on natIOnally repre-sentative surveys of some44000 students In grades 810 and 12 18k research SCIentlsts have found that ado-lescent smokmg IS dechmngat a vigorous pace ThiS con-trasts to the dramaticincrease In teen smokingobserved In the early 199Ossays study director Lloyd DJohnston

Because the ~~n yearsare cntlcal In the mitiatlOnof HIIMIy aU hfetlme smok-mg habits what happensdunng that developmentalpenod IS vital to the eventu-al health and longeVity ofeach generatIOn JohnstonSald Thats what made thesharp Increase In the early1990s so wornsome and It ISalso what makes thiS

During thisholiday season be a

responsible party hostSee that your guests

have a good timeand arrive

home safdy-First A Friend

Then A Host-~bull

Shop around-fot the best health club

dechne hich began In thelattpr half of the 1990s soenCUUlil~mg

The 2001 Momtonng theFuture survey Included stu-dents m 424 publH and pn-vate secondary schoolsthroughout the cotermmousUmted Statpl Tnhls~on andfellow social psychologistsJerald G Bachman andPatnck M OMalley havebeen conducting the studysince 1975 With supportprovIded by the NationalInstitute on Drug Abuse oneof the NatIOnal Institutes ofHealth m the U SDepartment of Health andHuman ServIces

The annual surveys have

By Kelly Griffin BSCSCS

With the New Year youmay find yourself resolvmgto lose the same 10 or 15pounds you swore to workoff last year Couldnt do It

fon your own Perhaps ItStime to conSider JOlnmg agym or health club

There are plenty of bene-fits In JOining a fitness faCil-Ity You get a vanety ofequIpment and classes tochoose trom Meetmg peopleIS easy You can get helpstartmg a routme from anattendant or trameI If youare looking to Jom a fitnessfaclhty for the first time orwould hke to shop aroundfor a better one than the oneyou currently attend hereare some tips for finding thebest one for the money

First and foremost makesure the eqUipment IS keptm good workmg condItIOnIn any facthty aflty shouldbe first Check for rustedcableb or weight plates duston the machines and corro-

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68 Entertainment January 32002Grosse Pointe News

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way between the WhIteHouse and the CapItol or onthe Memonals webSite atwww lonpsallor org

For more mformatlOn orto enroll contact the founda-tiOn at U S Navy McmonalFoundatiOn AttentwnNavy Log 701 PennsylvamaAve NW SUlte 123Washington D C 20004-2608 or call (800) 821-8892extenslOn 730

AAA lgtuggests learmngmore about the benefits ofpurchasing tnp msurancefrom a quahfied travel pro-feSSIOnal such as a AMtravd llgent Travel msur-ance b your safety netshould the unexpected ansebut 1 IS up to you - thetraveler - to determine If ItISnght for you

erage for your overseas tnpMany Umted States healthplans do not cover you out-SIdeofAmenca

A-A_A advles treveerc tndo theIr homework beforepurchasmg tnp insuranceAAAadVlses

bull Dont buy a pohcy fromthe wholesale tour operatorcoordmating your trip Ifthat company defaults thepolicy may be worthless

bull Dont buy tnp insurancefrom a crUlse hne TheIrpolICiescan carry less cover-age and Lhlirbenefits maystop between 24 and 72hours before you depart Inaddition crUise hnes areunder no obhgabon to pas-sengers who do not purchasetheir air package

bull Request the full lUsur-anlp cnntract so you WIknow everything that thepohcy does (and does not)cover

Presldent Bush willthauk YOu AlanGreenspan Mil thankyou Most of all youraccountant MIl thankyou

servce mformatlon and pho-tographs of more than aquarter of a milhon ~rvlcepersonnel

All enrollments form apart of Amencas endunngnaval hentage a permanentand pubhcly access1bleVideoregIster avaIlable forrevlewmg at the NavalHcntage Center nClrt to theNavy MemOrIal onPennsylvama Avenue mld-

The current U SMaster Tax GUIdeandback copIes are In busi-ness reference as wenThese dont arrive unulFebruary but unlessyoure dying to do yourtaxes before the formsbecome aVallable they

stances such as illnessdeath or vendor bankruptcyTnp cancellatwn or mter-ruptwn msurance averages$5 or $6 ~ lnn of tripcosts

AAA Travel offers tsMchlgan customers aTravel Related InsurancePohcy (TRIP) whIch pro-Vdes comprehenSIVe coverages for alr travel baggagetrip cancellation or mterrup-tion and personal protectIOn

Dckcns recommendschetkmg your eXlstmglosurante Jolnlelgt to Mlewhat IS covered while youand your famdy are away

bull Check Mth your autoinsurance company befOrerentmg a car to find out Ifyou are covered In the eventof an aCCIdentYoumay needInsurance through a CArrental company and anmternatlonal drlvmg per-mt

bull Fmd out If your home-owners pohcy covers lostluggage f you have anumbrella pohcy lost luggagemay already be covered butwould be subject to thedeductIble Baggage nSui-ance through TRIP wouldcover thIS deductible

bull Check WIth your med-cal msuranctl providerbefore purchasmg extra cov-

For those who go deeplymt)thlS morass the bUSI-ness reference coll~tlonholds up-to-date printmatenals

The two-vOlumeInternal Revenue Codecovers the law We havethe current code and pastcodes going back to 1990The code covers tax lawand we dont get new eltl-bong ulatil aab~1the Apnl15 deadlme 80 you willneed to check more cur-rent sources

C8iebrote The Great Lakes

MCHGAN

Grosse Pointe public libraryis ready for a taxing situation

http Ilwwwtreas state ml Will bl mg yOU up to dateus They still have only B~t most of us use mOreyear 2000 forms SQ youll straightforward sourcesJust have to watt untIl The most popul~ pertheyre good and ready to sonal tax gude 18 J K

th t Lassers Your Incomegive em au W k th tDetrmt 2001 Income tax Tax e eep e mos

recent cnes on hand bothbusmess reference andclTCulatmg so you cancheck tt out of the libraryfor a couple of weeksYoull want the 2002 edl-bon to cover your 2001taxes

The Ernst and Younglax ~aver s rwae comeshighly recommended formdlVduals domg theirown taxes Park andWoods branch hbranesboth have the 2002 edl-tlon covering the 2001tax year

Before we have all theforms are ready to go at forms we put out gIvehttp IIwww Cldetroitml us away copes of

Pubhcatlon 17 of theIRS This is the govern-ments own overall gwaefor getting you throughtlus When we run outthey dont send us moreIf you really want to usethis Its the one publica-tion you have coplck upearly

Magszmes and newspa-pers Wlll have artlCles ontaxes from now untilApnl

Theres a loLof mforma-bon out there brave soul

On the other hand youcould come to the aid ofthe economy by htnng anaccountant

Youll find state ofM1clugan tax fonns at

You neednt worry aboutthat Eventually every-thmg wdl be onlme Youcan go m through thebookmark on our homepage which should takeyou straight to the 2001forms and mstrucbons

If you prefer you cantype 1( thp wph addressand then follow dIrectlonsor icons to get to formsand mstructlons Thefederal tax site ishttp IIwwwrsgov Most ofthe federal forms areupdated but check theeaJ Some still are 2000Some are 2002

ByHnGr~ryG P PublIC Library

Domg taxes IS almostas much fun as brulhmga eats teeth

Even so while the restof the world was celebrat-109 the holIdays a few ofyou came to the hbrary tofind out when well putthe tax stuff out

Have no fear Itsalready arTlvmg At WrIt109we have more than70 cartons of the baneT)~ t 01 n riPAn th ~~J _ ~ oJ

many more WIllbe m andwe win have the tax formexhlb1ts out WIth formsfree for the talong

Many forms straggle mthrough January Somenever arnve at all Thefederal forms arrIve firstsporadically The stateforms almost never gethert until the end ofJanuary DetroIt formsamve even later If theyare sent at all

Old you seTYeThe UmtedStates Nvy MemonalFoundatlOn m WashingtonDC has estabhshed theNavy Log m an effort tohonor all naval veteranswho have served our coun-try

The Navy Log IncludesNavy Manne Corps CoastGuard and MerchantManners The Navy Log hasthus far collected the names

Now more than ever tnpInsurance ISproVldmg peaceof mmd tv Amencans whoare eXeTCSmgtheIr freedom- _ _ D_~ _ ~_

_ laV~l lIIgt _I only about 8 to 10 percent oftravelers purchased msur-ance accordmg to TravelGuard InternatIOnal ofStevens Pomt WIS thecountrys largest travelinsurer Now between 33and 50 percent are bUYingtravel msurance

ThlS is a good Sign thattravelers are takmg a en-ous mterest m protectingtheir vacation mvestmentsllld Larry Dickens chrectorof vendor relations for AMTravel Agency We wantpeople to mamtam theirnormal travel habIts andtrip insurance prOVIdes anextra level of securitv

Accordmg to D1ckens Ifyour Journey mcludes acruse a package tour or acondo or VUa- whIch oftenreqUIres payment In fullbefore you leave - tripmsurance can be qUite use-ful The same IS true If youshould requue medIcalattentwn whlle overseas

The relatively small addi-tIOnal purchase car savethousands of dollars f thetraveler IS forced to canceldue to unforeseen crcum-

Washington memorial honors veterans

TRIP insurance offerspeace of tnind for travelers

Dlclunson saldIt cost $1368 to pnnt the

ongmal verswn The reVeion would add $560

Woods deputy comptrollerRobert Kraft told commis-SIon members he would seekpnce quotes from mulbplepnnters

Smce the booklet IS forthe reSIdents of GrossePomte Woods and that anaverage of 50 booklets IS ds-tnbuted by the city clerk tonew resdents each monthKraft agreed addItIOnalfundlng could be obtamedfrom the citys operatingbudget to support the cost ofnMntlnlJ ~n PYnltnllPCl Pelt-tlOn a~cordingto tree com-mlSsion documents

We dont have the fundsIn tlns years budget to addthe four pages but wereproceedmg to develop tha~Dickinson sad We hope mthe next fi1cal year wellinclude that in our budget

Tasty broccoh amp garhcIS a perfect SIde dsh wthbeef poultry or seafoodSteam the broccoh aheadto save time Double therecipe for larger groups

My brotherm-law CarlHankla helped me pre-_ +l- Irl ~ 41~ n 1 u - -

ful broccoh We served Itwth beef tenderlolIl andmashed potatoes (pre-pared by my other brother-In-law Dan Caton) Themeal was e~oyed by myentlr~ famly

Together we had tun lI1

the kltchen Eatinghealthy doesnt have to bebonng Special thanks toCall for being my righthand tn the Iotchen dur-mg the hohdays yourethe best

200 PM THE LEGAL INSIDERChIstopher Cavanagh Hosts local attome)s DaVid Draper and DouglolSDempse) tae an illS Ide Jccl at current legal ISSueS(Repealed M-Sun 400 AM MlWfSun 6 00 PM)

230 PM POINTERS WITH PROSTGuesl AJra PollacA IvtChgQJI Em rounema CounetlHost John Prosllllier-Iels local celebnlles aboullirneI) 10JllCS (Repeated M-Sun 40 AM MIWIFSun700 PM)

300 PM TH11iGS TO DO AT THE WARMEMORIALGueSIS Jobl1 Case) amp MIchelle BomlaTloBunn) Brooks host an IIlformalle 100 al whal sha~llInl al the War Memonal (Repeated M Sun) OOAM MWiIiun 8 00 PMgt

330 PM POINTES Of HORTICUITUREGuesl Joe S Floer ArI(llglI Parr IHost honleultuml Jim Farquhar hares lips gles61(1Ice and Inlen IC S lOCJ1 dULhOIIIIl VII grdcOIng(Repeated 1 gtun ~OAM MWII Sun 6 10 PvI)

400 PM YOUNG VIEW POTNTF-Sl pbeal )oulh sho featunng students reJXgtnmg00 a anel) of educallonal loples (Repealed M iun 600AM 1 Ifi un 810 PM)

4)0 PM HTERCOI_OR WOR~JlOPRenowned local artist (arol LaChlUsa demonlralealereolor lechnlques SImple enough for begmnerltHI challengmg 10 the epenenced artist (RepealedM-Sun 610 -M 1IWflltun 9 ()()PM)

500 PM VITALITYPLtA half hour of hod) Il1mng and epklci bolngexercIe cia 1WIF-iiun tepleklxllIlgTffhiat Tone IRepeated M iun 7 00 AM)

530 PM fLSICAtiTORY11MtJAMBOREEHosls 11 GlOria from the Central Llonmand MI~ Paula lhe Mem 1u~ Maer ofter a Ihalf hour of tones dnu mule lor children(T rrh~1 0 PM onl) )

BOllshallow water m asteamer pot add the broccob and cover Steam for 3to 4 mmutes (It Mil stillbe bnght green) drainand set aSIde Heat the 011in a large nonbtlck slolletAdd the garhc oreganoand broccoh and sauteuntIl the garlic becomesgolden about 4 to 5 mm-utes

A LA ANNIE

By Annie RouleauSCheriff

(from ajar)14 teaspoon crushed

red pepper flakes(optional)

Every new resldent getsa copy of thIS book

Is a beautiful bookDickmson sllld It was theTree Commisswns contnbu-bon to the Ctys 50thanmversary along Mth theHlstoncal CommIssionschronology of the Woods

The proposed four-pageexpanSlOn wlll have room foraddltional hlstoncal mfor-mation

We have plans tomcrease the content of thebook mcluding a map thatMil show all the varieties oftrees on the walkin~ path atLake Front Park said AllenDlckmson the Woods citycouncIl represent8tlve to thetree commisson

Commumty Tree Bookletpublished by the GrossePomte Woods TreeCommlSSlont WIll includemajor changes accordmgto commlssion members

GROSSE POINTE WAR MEMORIALS

TV5TELEVISION FOR THEWHOLE COMMUNITY

Holidays are over its time to getback to healthy eating

Add the roaeted pepperand crushed red pepperand toss for an add1tonal2 to 3 mmutes SeasonwIth salt and pepper IfdeSIred Serve hot

910AM InUIT PUISA half hour deroblc ccrclse class (Repeated M-SunII 00 PM)

938 AM POSITIVELY lOSlTIVEFTOIIA LtOld IVrllIhl HauseHosts JeaOle kNell and Lit AIen bull an upllftmg half-hour of JX1li lItltudc and Ideas (Repealed M-sunII 0 P1 MVr gtun 9 0 PM)

10ooA1 WHOS ll THE KITCHEllGllel Ptrld PerHost Chue Kaess eools With local eclebntles(Repelcd 1 un IHJnghl TThS 1( 0 PM)

1038 M ISIIgt ARTArt amp Poem(Repclted 1n 12 gtOAM 1Wif-Sun5 gt0 PM)

1100 A OlT OF THE ORDINARY bullbullINTO TIfJ- EXTRAORDI1oIARYGuesl jail SII ImagerHolaquol ROOcrtTa Ir prcoent an etraordmal) half-hour01 poopk p1ac~ nd Icka (Repealed M Sun 00AvI 1 n h ial 9-00 P1)

1130 11 THF ~OCSHOWCelller fOI Peace amp tOIlfcl Sludies WSUHot rrJIl ehonLnhltrg and her gues dl~U toptcalld e Ill 01 panleuldr Inlerest to en lOT ~IIIZtn(Reptaled M un 1 ~()AM TffhSal ( 00 PM)

U69 pf 11IF ECONOMIC CLUB OfDETROITHIS Fmlllltnct Adam Cardma MGldaFeature nllIonall no n guet speaKe dl~eulIlgcurren I 11 n Ihe bulnts communi I) IRepealedM-Sun 2 00 A 1 1 Th al 7 IXl PMgt

110 PM THt EASTSIDE EAMIJilERRonald 1 f)gtIIafd HOllie

HOit Jlliia ~m and UCI highlight upeomlllg localnon proII [lllt111 elLnl (Reneated 1 iun ~ OOAM1IWI un 7 ~O11)

130P1 (0 ERSTIO~ WITHCOI I EltTORBcaln POlleH~L lU UI HdlV f~lluSCS ll1i k)CJ ntc ng clI cI rRl peatcd vi 110 0 AM Tffhlial ROO111

Broccoli amp Garlic1 pound broccoli flo-

rets (the tops of thetrees)

2 teaspoons olive oilS garlic cloves

minced14 teaspoon dried

oregano14 cup thinly sliced

roasted red pepper

Its time to pItch theChristmas cookles thenuts the pies and cakesand other sweet holidaydehght that youvetucked around thelutchen

Its tlntl to get healthyStart the new year

nght by treatmg yourbody to the fresh fruitsand vegetables that areavaIlable year round

ThIS weeks feature IS aIiT l ~1o hrgt +-1) 0 ~11 tJ 1 -

broccoli that S SImple toprepare and puts a littleZIpmto the popular greenvegetable

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SUPER BOWL PARTYFEB 3 (fill FORDETfilLS

DAYTIME PROGAAMVIING FOR THE WEEK OF JANUARY 06 - JANUARY 13

Woods tree booklet is branching outBy EsradLindbergStaff Wnter

A local group of treefdncJ~r 1S lvukifl~ for aprmter to manufacture1000 addItlonal copIes of agulde to area trees I

A new edItIon of the

1+1Martini lounge

amp Wine BarUve Music Friday lk saturdaY

January 3 2002Grosse Pointe New8 Metro calendar 76

Periodontal disease may lead to seriousmedical conditions but it is treatable

For addItional Informa-tIOn on penodontal dIseaseVISIt www arestm com orcall (866) 2737864

Interestingly In a recentsurvey of 1000 Amencansover half rated regular den-tal VISItsand teeth cleanmgshIgher than gettmg regullt1cholesterol checks Howeverfar fewer request a dentalscreemng that could predIcttheIr chances of contractingpenodontal disease

nate the remaming bactenathat cant be reached dunngthe SRP procedure ArestmIS a fast and easy treatmentthat IS Omfortable forpatients anesthesia IS notneeded

ExhUttIona ShowAt the DIA

From the old masters tothe finest m modern art dIS-cover the gallerIes and exhI-bItIOns of the DetrOItInstItute of Arts The play-tmngs of the baby boomergeneratIOn are the focus ofphotographer DaVIdLevmthals VIVidexhIbItionSmall Wonder Worlds In aBox runnmg throughSunday Feb ~ The eventsof late 16th and 17lh centu-ry England and the beautyof nature are reflected m theexhIbItion Garden Imageryin English EmbrOIdery openthrough Sunday March 10Amencas oldest culturaltralhtlOnb are celebrared mthe exhIbItion Dance of theForest Spmts A Set ofNative American Masksthrough May 2002 Museumhours are Wednesdaythrough Fnday from 11 amto 4 pm and Saturday andSunday from 11 a m to 5p m Recommended admisSlon IS $4 for adults and $1for chIldren and studentsCall (313) 833-7963

On go nDSO notes

The DetrOlt SymphonyOrchestras DetrOlt EdlsonFoundabon Pops returns toOrchestra Hall 3711Woodward m DetrOitThursday Jan 10 throughSunday Jan 13 for StarsStllpes and Pops with trumpeter Marcus BelgravePerformances are scheduledfDr Thursday at 8 pmFriday and Saturday at 8 30P m and Sunday at 3 p m

T1ckets range from $19 to$75 Call (313) 576-5100

weekly workouts are $78 fortwo sessions $106 for threesessIOns or $124 for four ses-sIOns RegIster today forJanuary classes mcludmgGolf Tae Kwon Do KarateYoga TennIS GUItar AdultConversational GreekSmart Women FinIsh FIrstand Watercolors MacombCounty Commumty Collegeoffers a WIdevanety of waysto expand your honzons attheir AssumptIOn CulturalCenter campus To regIsterfor MCC programs call(586) 4984000PreregIstratIOn IS reqUIredfor most AssumptIOn cours-es Call (586) 779-6111

DO YOU bullbullbullwant to be in the metro calendar

Then fill out ttns form send 111096llterctleval Grosse PootErFarms 48236 or fax to (313) 882-1585 by 3 P m Fnday

EventDateTimePlaceCostQuestions CallContact Person

Recently dentISts andhygJemsts have begunaddmg the antIbIOticArestm a locally admmls-tered antibiotIc to help fightpenodontal dIsease to theSRP procedure The antlblotic ISapphed dIrectly to themfected area helpmg ehml-

serious health condItionsBecause penodontal dIS-

ease is a chrome bactenalmfectlOn It can be treatedWIth an antibIOtic TypIcaltreatment for penodontaldisease mcludes scaling androot planing also known asSRP This non-surgIcal procedure Involves deep clean-mg above and below thegum hne to remove plaquethat has bUIlt up

Parents who SIgn up for aKalo class can take advan-tage of free KIddIeKalolBaby Sitting Mondaythrough Thursday from 9 30to 10 a m Nonreglsteredparents pay $1 for fuddleKalo The 17-statlOnNauttlus weIght traInIngroom IS open Mondaythrough Thursday from B to1030 a m and 6 to 830 p mand Fnday from 8 to 1030a m The fee IS $50 for twodays per week $70 for threedays per week or $4 fordrop-m users KaloExerciseJNautilus combo

Ford Houseexperiences

Expenence the grandeurof one of AmencasCastles at the Edsel ampEleanor Ford Houlgte llUULakeshore m Grosse PomteShores Tours WIllbe offeredon the hour Tuesdampythrnugh Sunday from noonto 4 pm Monday Jan 7through Sunday March 31The Ford House Will beclosed Monday Jan 21through Monday Feb 4 TheTea Room will be closeduntil Sunday March 31Tonrllt re ~n for nnlh ~ifor semors -and $4-f~~--~~I~dren Grounds admISSIon IS$5 Annual Passes are avaIl-able for $18 Call (313) 884-4222

Assumption offeringsA full schedule of classes

and events aWalt you at TheAssumptIOn CulturalCenter Reach a npw tab- ofwell-being and cardlOvascular fitness by slgnmg up forKalosomatlcs exercIse pro-grams which combme aero-bICSWIth walking runningstretchmg elements of yogaand k1ckboxmg The WinterSession will run throughSaturday March 2 Fees are$52 tor two-day seSSIOns$74 for three-day sessIOnsand $94 for four-day ses-sions There IS a 25 ilis-count for semors

1~~SehnskyGreen FarmhouseMuseum located dIrectlybehmd the St ClaIr ShoresPubhc LIbrary LIsted In theMIchIgan State RegIster ofHlstonc Sites thIS farm-house IS owned by the CItyof St ClaIr Shores dnd oper-ated by the St Clair ShoresHlstoncal CommISSIOn Thehouse IS open for toursWednesday and Saturdayfrom 1 to 4 pm Call (586)771-9020

If left untreated gIngIVltlScan progress to penodontltlswhen the plaque spreadsbelow the gum lIne Toxmsm the bactena can destroythe bone and gum that surround the teeth creatmgpockets for bactena to accumulate As the pocketsbecome deEpermOrEroom screated for bactena to growEventually these bactenaenter the blood streampotentially leadIng to morc

In the early stage of pen-odontal dIsease the gumscan become red swollen andbleed eaSily At thIS stagethe dIsease IS reverSIble andcan be ehmmated throughroutme dental cleanmgs anddaily brushing and flossmg

Gum dIsease IS a senouschroDlc bactensl mfectlonthat attacks and destroysthe gums and bones thathold your teeth in place ThemfectlOn occurs when dentalplaque a sticky sometimescolorless film accumulateson the surfaces of the teeth

tal infections - and othermore serious diseases Thispotentlal connectionbetween gum disease andserious condItions such asheart ilisease diabetes andlow bIrth rate babIes ISsoberin~ news

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Educationalopportunities

Take advantage of educa-tional opportunities WIthLIfelong Learning classes atSt Peter the ApostleElementary School 19800AnIta In Harper WoodsFashIOn your own greetmgswith a Card Makmg classMondays Jan 14 throughFeb 4 from noon to 2 p mThe fee IS $75 Shape upWIth ExerCise Classes formature adults Tuesdaysand Thursdays Jan 15through May 30 from 9 15to 10 15 a m or 10 30 to11 30 a m The fees are $90for ~woUllYII ~r w~eK$45for one day per week or $3for walk-ms Harper Woodslibranan Suzanne Kent WIlllead a free Book ReviewWednesday Jan 16 from 1to 2 pm m St PetersPansh House Those whohave completed theBeginner Computer coursecan partake In anIntroductIOn to WordMondavs Jan 14 throu2hFeb 4 from 9 to 11 a m Thefee IS$70 Computer classesfor Begmners will be offeredWednesdays Jan 16through Feb 6 from 1130am to 2 p m or ThursdaysJan 17 through Feb 7 from9 to 11 30 a m The fee IS$90 SIgn up for anIntemetlE-Mail CourseWednesdays Jan 16~hrough Jan 30 from 9 to11 a m The fee IS $75PreregIstratIOn ISrequestedCall (586) 493-0917

Pointes pastExperience Grosse

Pointes past WIth a freegwded tour of the GrossePomte Hlstoncal o~letysProvencal-Weir House c1823 376 Kercheval mGrosse POinte FarmsSaturday Jan 12 from 1 to4 p m Guests can learnabout 19th Century hfe inGrosse Pomte vIew anexhIbIt of hlstonc pho-tographs and Visit the newlyrenovated Log Cabin c1840 on the property Innddibon they can purchaseVIdeos featurmg GrossePomte h1S1)ryand relatedpubhcations and productsCall (313) 884-7010

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TTnfnrhmatelv less thanone-fifth of those WIth thecondItion seek treatmEntThe firstever SurgeonGenerals Report on OralHealth In Amenca suggeststhat there are strong assocI-atIOns between oral mfec-tlOns - pnmanly penodon-

At present nearly 75 per-cent of people over age 35have some stage of gum dIS-ease accordmg to theAmerIcan DentalHYgIeniStsAsSOCIation

Even though It IS the sec-ond most prevalent dIseasem the Unlted States -affectmg nearly one out ofevery four Amencans -many people are unawarethat penodontal dIsease andgum disease are dIfferentnames for the same condI-tIOn

Oral health problems currently cause employed adultsto lose more than 164 million hours of work every year

(NAPS) - Healthy gumsare the key to better healthfor everyone however 50mI1hon Amencans currentlysuffer from gum dIsease(penodontal dIsease) Leftuntreated gum ilisease mayserve as a gateway to manyother medIcal condItionsThe good newS IS that whenit is caught early periodon-tal dIsease IS reversibleAnd new there are moreways than ever to treat it

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Enhance your mmd bodyand SPlnt by partaking mthe courses and adventuresoffered at the Grosse PomteWar MemOrial 32Lakeshore In Grosse PomteFarms Develop balance andflelOblhty WIth Yang StyleTal Cm Mondays Jan 7through Feb 25 from 6 30to 7 30 pm or fuesdaysJan 8 through Feb 26 fro~7 35 to 8 35 P m The feesllft ~tgtuor ~ll lor semorsIncrease your stamma andstrength WIth Hatha YogaMondays Jan 7 throughFeb 25 from 830 to 10 amor 7 to 8 30 pm for contmumg students or 10 15 to1145 a n for begmnersClasses WIllalso be offeredThursdays Jan 10 throughFeb 28 from 735 to 905pm for begInners The feeis $70

Explore the tradItIOnalpnnciples of drawmg WIthWorkmg From the FigureWednesdays Jan 9 throughFeb 27 from 1 to 4 pm Thefee is $90 Pohsh your pos-ture WIth The FeldenkralsMethod Thursdays Jan 10through Feb 21 from 730to S30 pm or Fndays Jan11 through Feb 22 from 9to 10 am Tne fee IS $10Preregister using yourMaster Card or Visa via faxat (313) 884-6638 e-MalIwwwwarmemonal org orcall (313) 881-7511

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FrI Jan t tCelebrate success

Join the volunteers of theAsSIstance League to theNortheast GUldance Centerat a CelebratIon GalaFrIday Jan 11 at 7 30 pmat the Country Club ofDtroit 220 Country ClubDr in Grosse Pointe Farmsmrking the 38th year otsuccessfully supportIngquahty behaVIOral health-care and substance abusetreatment selVlCes for theeast SIde of DetrOIt the five

SundayJan bullBach is back

rrh~ ~Y1Ith I~h E~~hsenes returns to the KresgeCourt of the DetroItInstItute of Arts 5200Woodward In DetroItSunday Jan 6 at 11 amWIth a performance by thePeter Soave Sextet Ticketsfor brunch and the concertare $22 for adults and $11for cmldren Seatmg on thecarpeted staIrwell for theconcert IS$5 Call (313) 833-4005

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86 Seniors January 3 2002Grosse Pointe News

By Sharon Malersac Executlve Director

As thl ne vear beg1l1b many homebound senIOrsare stIllleehng the aftereffects of Sept 11 2001

Some people whoexpenence these lymp-

toms may develop PTSD and as many as one out of13 Americans will get PTSD at some pomt durmgtheir 11es Of those who do the good news IS that mmany caes PTSD can be treated successfully

E1a1ne MOIlto ofGroNe PolDte Parkand Suaan Lauppe ofGrosH Pointe Farmsare shown above atthe left belping ft1lthe baekete

sac deliversThe Interfaith Volunteer careetven a pro-

gram of Services for Older Citizens (sac)brought together tbe cburcbes bullbull cboo~ andRotary Club of Grosse Pointe to provide achance for young and older people to reacbout to seniors in the community

On Dec 19 thegroUpB joined to cre-ate more tban 220Christma cards and11ft baskets to be~~~~dtl fdurlDg tbe bondHundreds of peopledonated bsketbandmade carda andIJIfts

_Driving safely while aging gracefully

Because televlSlOnbrmgs the world to ourIvmg rooms tlus con-lt1ltlOncan occur lorpeople who never expe-nenced the traumabut wltnebsed Itthrough the media Theacute stress of a trau-matIc event causeschemical reactlOl1s 111

the bram as well asphYSIcal symptoms

Sbaron Maier

SOC OItionsTrauma of Sept 11can lead to PTSD

With 24 hour neWb coverage reexpenencmg thetrauma IS ab eay asturnmg on 0Ur televllOn Traumatic eventscan lead to a conditIOnknown as posttraumat-ICtress disorder orPTSD

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youre on these medicatiOnsor need to use devices suchas glucose or blood pressuremom tors If you see a doctorwhl1e youre away be sure toget a Similar confirmatIOnletter for your return flightto cover any new prescnp-tlons

3 Take extra supplies ofeverythmg 11 case yourflight IS delayed

4 Use onglnal contamersWith ongInal labels showmgthe names of the doctors andpharmaCIsts and the pre-scnbed dosage

5 Never put your medICa-tIOns Into checked luggageBaggt can be lost Also thecompartment can be too coldor too hot and rum theireffect venes~

For more mformatlOncheck WIth your alrlme ortravel agent

For more mformatlOo ontraffic s~fety for b1der ulefsVISit the NHTSA webSIte atwww nhtsa dot govpeopleinlurvolddnvelmdex html orWrite to the NatIOnalHighway Traffic SafetyAdmInIstratIOn 400Sventh St SWWashLngton DC 20590 Youcan also fax your request to(WJ)366-7721

about your dnvmg ablhtlestalk With your doctor He orshe can evaluate the sldeeffects of the medicationsyou may be talung ConSidertaking a mature driver classthrough AAA AARP or alocal dnving school Letlnabout transportation options111 the commumty and con-Sider trymg them out

While everyone wants tokeep driV1ng for as IOlg aspossible no one wants to bea threat to themselves or toothers because they are nolonger able to dnve safelySelf-awareness is the keyWith smart self-manage-ment you ran retain thepersonal mobihty thatcomes With dnvlng whIlelImiting the nsks to yourselfund to others

Depression Treat It Defeat It

The followmg are tips thatcan help you while travel-Lng

1 Get at least two copiesof all your prescnptlOnb oneto keep WIth you and one tomclude m checked baggagem case you need fmergencyrefills

2 Get letter from )ourdoctor) confirmmg that

rymg aboard a number ofobjects meludmg LnsuhnsyrngES and any containeror VIal that could hold apotennally dangerous sub-sance

The alrhne also tned toconfiscate a bottle holdingher hIgh blood pressuremedlCme (She had trans-ferred the pills from a bottleWIth a chl1d proof cap toone that was easier to open )It was only after shE bUg-gested lettmg the flightattendants hold her medicalsupphes that thp airlineagreed to call her doctor toconfirm her me~hcal statusand her need to have theseItems close at hand

If you do onslder plan-mng a route that you arefamIliar WIth and try todnve durmg the day (aVOIdrush hour) Keep a safe diS-tance between you and thecar ahead of you and try tomake left turns where greenarrows provide protectedturns Scan the road contm-uously to antiCIpate futureproblems and plan youractIOns

Scmetunes other 1JU1J1are the best Judges of yourdnvlng ability If someonehas expressed concerns

miSSIon power steenng andbrakes and other speCIalequlpmcnt can make it eaSler for you to steer your vehi-cle and operate the foot ped-als

8 Dnvmg reqmres dlld-mg your attentlon betweenmore than one SituatIOn at atime Do you feel over-whelmed by traffic stgIls andpedestrian and vehicle traffic Do you take medicationsthat make you drowsy or doyou expErlence dlzzmessseIzures or losses of con-sCIOusness Do you reactslowly to normal dnV1ng Sit-uations

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betic fnend had a problemlast month bring-lOg hermedicatIOns wlth her on afhght to attend her sonsweddmg In Utah She hadno Idea when she got to theaJrport that the new securi-ty regulatIOns put m placeafter Sept 11 ruled cut car

pavement mltllungs othervehicles and pedestnans -~~tlaUy t dawn dusk vrat mght Does the glare ofoncommg headlights causeyou discomfort

If you have expenencedany of these symptoms ofdechnmg VISIon alwayswear your glasses and keepyour prescnptlOn currentKeep your wmdshield mir-rors and headhghts cleanand your headhghts aimedcorrectly If youre 60 orolder see an eye doctorevery year

2 Diminished strengthcoordinatIOn and fleXIbilitycan Impact your ability tosafely control your vehicleDo you have trouble lookmgover your shoulder tochange lanes mOV1ng yourfoot from the gas to thebrake pedal or turmng thesteermg wheel Do you feelpam In your knees legs orankles when gomg up ordown staJrs

If j-ouve experienced alyof these symptoms talk WIthyour doctor about phySIcaltherapy or medIcatIOnandOr tTftchmg exercisesand a walkmg or fitness pro-gram An automatic trans-

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(NAPS) - For manyAmencans dnvmg is a wayof mamtammg mdepen-dence Changesthatoccurlnpeople as they age howevercan affect theIr ablhty todnve safely

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help you determme whetherphySIcal changes are affect-mg your dnvmg skIll andIf so how to cope WJth themso you remain a safe driverfor as long as you can

1 Good VISion IS essenbalfor good dnv1I1g health Doyou lampave problems reading3lgns or recognizing some-one you know from acrossthe street Do you havetrouble seemg lane and

Seniors celebrate ChristmasA Christmas party was held by Services for Older Citizens (SOC)as part

of its Food amp Friendship proglaJn The program ta1Iesplace Monday throughFriday and includes lunch exereiae bingo and a social event for GrossePointe and Harper Woods seniors age 60 and older

Mary Krupa and Joe Kowalski are served by Jim Flkany of Grosse PointeRotary at the party SOCis located at 17150 Waterloo in the City of GrossePointe

Dr Dan Guyer of Bon Secours Cottage HealthSystem Will present an mformatlve talk begmmng at1130 a m TuesdaYtJan 8 at the cIghborhoodClub 17150 Waterloo m the CIty of Grosse Pomte HeWIll OJCUSbthe causes and cures for posttraumaticbtress dlborder

In the past many people behEved that only soldIersor other people who had been m a war could getPTSD Based on new research doctors and otherhealth care profeSSIOnals are learning that all kmdsof people from different backgrounds can have trau-matIc expenences that lead to PTSD

You can also get more mformatlOn about PTSDfrom the followmg orgamzatlOns Anxiety DisordersAssociatIOn of Amenca (30U 231-9350www adaa org Freedom from Fear (888) 442-2022wwwfreedomfromfearorg and the National MentalHealth AsSOCiation (800) 969-NMHA www nmha org

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Grosse Pointe News

Encounter In the ThirdDlmenslOn ShackletonsAntarctic Adventurf SuperSpeedway and DisneysBeauty and the Beast DallyscrPenJngB Will be offeredon a rotatmg baSIS begm-mng at 9 am on the hourm the mommg and on thehalf-hour in the aftemoonand evenmg TIckets are $10for adults or $8 for semorsand children ages 12 andunder Call (313) 982-6001

Detroits pastStroll the Streets of Old

DetrOit trace more than 100years of automotive historyand travel from Frontlers toFactones through the per-manent exhibitions of theDetrOIt Hlstoncal Museum5401 Woodward m DetrOItTake In the exhibit ThePolish Presence ill DetrOItthrough Sunday June 9Introduce yourself to theVIPs of DetrOIts Polish com-mumty dunng a free Pohshand Proud Meet and MingleParty Saturday Jan 12 atneon See sap ltind shup atthe Glancy Trams ShowSunday Jan 13 from 10a m to 4 p m Tramappraisals will be $2 Beenchaned by the WhlmslCaIcollectIOn of thnfty toys mthe eXhIbition A PennySaved Com Banks from theComenca CollectlOnthrough Sunday Jan 13Expenence the history ofDetrOIts onglnal settlersIohroulh tnI pyrllhhlln

Land LIVes and LegendsNative Amencans mDetrOit DetrOIts 300thBirthday is the msplratlOnfor the special exlubltion 30Who Dared

The Museum IS openWednesday through Fndayfrom 930 a m to 5 p m andSaturday and Sunday from10 a m to 5 p m The sug-gested admISSIOn IS$4 50 foradults or $225 for seniorschlldren ages 12 and undererter flee

people do not have thlsproblem

Try exerclsmg your atti-tude If you beheve thatexercise will gIve you morenergy then It will

Most of the explana-tIOns I hear from peoplewho arent worlong out areexcuses Give yourself fivereasons why you shouldcommIt to an exerClse pro-graIn get started and stickWith it Leave the whmersbehmd Jom the WInners

Kelly Griffin B S C S CS IS a personaltramer and the owner ofPower Break Fitness If youhave a fitness or tramlngquestum e-maIl Kelly at letters kfwShearstsc com orwrite her In care of KmgFeatures Weekly SerVicePO Box 536475 OrlandoFL 32853-6475

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Sunday from 9 30 a m to 5pm AdmISSIon IS $5 foradults and $3 for childrenover the age of five Call(313) 4945800

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Children can also explorethe hands-on exhibitIOnRacmg on the Wmd Salhngon the Great Lakes alongWith penn anent exhIbItIOnsfeatunng the doomed shipEdmund Fitzgerald and afreighter pIlothouse Themuseum 18 open Wednesdaythrough Sunday from 10a m to 5 p m AdmiSSIOn IS$2 for adults and $1 for chl1-dren a~8 12 to 18 Call(313) 852-4051

History aliveTravel through the past

100 years via the specialehibit Your Place in Time20th Century Amenca atThe Henry Ford Museumand Greenfield Village20900 Oakwood inDearborn Patrons may alsotour the museumsCommumcatiuull LI2htmeTransportatIOn andDomestIc Arts exhlbltlOnsThe Museum IS open dailyfrom 9 am to 5 p m

around watchmg a daytimetalk show or soap operaask yourself If there reallyIS no time for exercise

bull From the examples Ivealready given you can seethat exercise doesnt haveto cost you a penny Youdont have to Jom a healthclub or hire a tramer toreach your fitness goals

bull Start Simple espeCIallyIf youre embarkmg for thefirst time on a program ofexercise Try walkmg for 10mmutes three times aweek then add one minuteto your walk each weekYoull start to feel betterand ollce you do youll wantto continue

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experienceExplore the wonders of

the Charles H WnghtMuseum of MncanAmerican HI Rtnry 315 EWarren in Detroit Trace theMotor CityS mUSIcal historyVia the new exhtbltlon Jazin DetrOit Before Motown APhotographiC HIStory run-ning through Sunday Jan13 The Museums coreexhibit Of the People cele-brates DetrOits place inAfrIcan Ameman herItageand culture The Museum ISopen Tuesday through

enough time to exerCIsewhy not use half of yourlunch break to exercise and~he other half to eat

You dont have to work upa sweat Keepmg a set ofdumbbells at work anddomg some weight trammgon your break can stillmake a difference

bull Many people find them-selves awash In faInJlyduties If you spend a lot oftime playmg taxI to andfrom the soccer field trygettmg there early andwallung a couple lapsaround the field Ill betthat If you start a routinelike this other parents wdlsoon Join in

bull Bemg productive Withyour tIme means scheduhngexercise mto your dayBlockIng out a time wIllguarantee a workout Thenext time youre slttlng

Youll fiad the finest brands inAmerica at Ed Maliszewski21435 Great2r Mack St ClairShores (586)776-5510

Start10g our 8th year $0 down$35 a month Watch for manysurprIses 10 2002 Its a good time Ito be a Po1Ote Fitness memberOn Mack 313885-3600

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Zoo newsExpertence the animals

and more at the DetrOIt Zooat Ten Mile and Woodwardm Royal Oak ThroughThursday Feb 28 Jom inWIld Winter festivitiesmcludIng storytelhng treedecoratmg Ice carv10g andthe sweet sounds or seasonalchOIrs View members of theHenry Ford CommumtyCollege Ice Carving Club atwork SaTurdays Jan 5 andJan 12 from 11 a m to 3P m Also on Jan 5 take mfree lUUmal themed docu-mentaries 10 the WildhfeInterpretive Gallery OnSunday Jan 6 SeptemberProductIOns presents HatsOff to Animals an interac-tive storytelhng experiencefrom 1 to 1 45 p m or 2 to245 pm The Roeper UpperSchool ChOlf Wlll perlormSaturday Jan l~ trom 1 30to 230 pm Chill out WIththe polar bears arctIc foxesseals and snowy owls at theZoos new 4 2 acre ArcticRmg of Life exhlbit VISitorscan catch the underwateractIOn With a trip throughthe Polar Passage a unique70-ft long clear tunnel tocatch all the excitIng under-water action Take a ride onthe wild side and get an anI-mals eye-view of life on theWild Adventure SimulatorTickets are $4 Along withVisits to the other great ani-mals guests can see the

The Village IS closed untilMonday Apnl 1 when It wlllbe open from 9 a m to 5 pmAdmission to the Museumranges from $7 50 to $1250Admission to the Vlllageranges from $8 50 to $14Chlldren under the age of 5and members are admittedfree ShOWing m theMuseums $15 mllhon IMAXTheatre are Mysteries ofEgypt 3-D MaOla- Call (313) 833-1805

~No excuse exercise is good resolution for 2002By Kelly GriffinKing Features

After seven years of per-sonal trammg I have heardJll$t about every excuse 10the book on why people can-not work out Some of themOst popular ones are lackof tnleurol money or energy

I beheve most peoplereally want to feel betterabout themselves havemore energy and be moreproductive yet feel thatexercise reqUires a block oftime that does not eXIst

Yet If our mmd-set aboutexercise would changemaybe it would be easier toget started

Here are some sugges-tIOns

bull Time IS very precious tomost people the more wecan fit mto one day the bet-ter If you work a Cull-timeJob and feel you dont have

The staff at NOTRE DAME IPHARMACY extends WIshes for avery Healthy amp Happy New YearWe appreCIate your loyal patron-age through the year at 16926Kercheval in-the-Village I(313)885-2154

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Indoor playtimeThe Fanuly Center lDVltes

area preschoolers and theIrparents to come out of thecold and enJoy mdoorPlaytime programsTuesdays and Thursdaysfrom 1 to 3 pm at BeaconElementary School 19475Beaconsfield 10 HarperWoods or Wednesdays from9 to 11 am at the BamesEarlY Childhood Center20090 Mornmgslde 10Grosse Pomte Woods Thefree sessions wl1l runthrough April 2002 Call(313) 343-6711

Super scienceTour the new Improved

Detroit Science Center 5020John R m DetrOitBegmning Monday Jan 7embark on a Solar SystemAdventure view WmterNights and ZubenelgenubisMagical Sky in thp Centersnew Digltal DomePlanetanum Hands-on lab-oratory exhibits focus onmotion life sciences matterand energy waves andVlbrltlOns Now showmg inthe Centers lMAX Theatreare Journey lOto AmazingCaves and Dolphms Makeplans now to see the award-wmnmg Everest whichreturns to the IMAX DomeSaturdays and Sundays atnoon 2 and 4 pm throughSunday Jan 27 TheMuseum IS open Mondaythrough Friday from 9308m to 3 pm Saturday andSunday from 11 a m to 5p m AdmiSSIon IS $7 foradults $6 for seniors and $5ior children lMAx Theatretickets are an additional $2Call (313) 577-8400

Assumptionopportunities

AssumptIOn CulturalCenter 21800 MartEgtron theGrosse Pomte WoodsStClair Shores border offersyour children and teensenhghtenmg opportunitiesBnng those grades up WithKumon Math and ReadmgWednesdays from 3 45 to645 pm and Saturdaysfrom 10 a m to 1 p m The

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students who plan to attendGrosse POlUte South HighSchOOl m the Fall of 2002are InVited to explore thenInth-grade curnculum dur-mg an Information NIghtWednesday Jan 9 at 7pm In the SouthGymnatoTlum 11 GrossePOInte Boulevard In GrossePomte Farms Call (313)432-3513

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Bames Early ChIldhoodCenter and The FamilyCenter will team to presenta panel of Grosse Pomte par-ents discussmg their JOur-neys of raising ChtldrenWlth Special Needs dunng aParenting EducatIOn Seriesfor Young FaImhes prograInTuesday Jan 15 from 7 to830 pm at BeaconElementary School 19475Beaconsfield In HarperWoods Chlldcare IS avaJ-able for those who reglsteror the Fridav onor to theprogram A voluntary dona-tion of $10 wIll be acceptedCall (313) 432-3800

Fun flicksJunior cmema buffs can

take 10 a W1de vanety of funflIcks during the GrossePomte Public Libraries freeWmter Fllm Festivalthrough Wednesday Jan23 Preschoolers can enjoyGeorge and Martha - BestFrIends Tuesday Jan 8 at4 pm at the Grosse PointeWoods Branch 20600 Mackin Grosse POlUte Woods orThursday Jan 10 at 4 pmat the Central Branch 10Kercheval In Grosse PomteFarms Grade school andmiddle school Iludlences cantake m Mary-Kate andAshley - Case of the SharkEncounter And EnC)clopedlaBrown - Burgled BaseballCards Wednesday J an 9 atthe Park Branch 15430Kercheval m Grosse POintePark Call (313) 343-2074

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8 accompanied by an adultcan mdulge theIr talentsWIth a full schedule of class-es at the Detroit InstItute ofArts 5200 Woodward inDetrOIt Dragons dmosaursand hons are just a few ofthe Fantastic Ammals andFabulous Beasts you canfashIOn dunng a Clayworksclass Saturday Jan 12from 10 a m to noon PlOchIt Roll It COIl It dunng a

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Detroit which is celebratLng Its 16th 8Dnlversary ISalocally run affiliate and ISresponsible for raiSingfunds and volunteers tosupport its building effortsHabitat for DetrOIt willcomplete Its 100th house 111Detroit by spnng 2002

Mens groupmeets Jan_ 4 11

The Ecumenical Men sFnday Breakfast group WIllmeet at 730 am FndayJan 4 at Grosse Pomt~Memorial Church 16Lakeshore m Grosse PomteFarms The speaker WIll beSydney Rooks of fort StreetPresbyterian Churchs OpenDoor program

On Fnday Jan 11 DrNed Chalet will be thespeaker for the group wluchmeets every week andserves breakfast Chalet5topic will be PosltveJeWlBhHIStory Smce Jesus

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Detroit IS commltted torebuilding the Core CityNeIghborhoods area ofDetroit through a ho1Jstlcapproach that addresses notonly the phYSIcal redevelop-ment of the neIghborhoodbut also the social needs ofthe residents and local bUSI-nesses whIch have been mthe area

HabItat for HumanityInternatIonal an ecumem-cal Chnsban muustry dedI-cated to tlmunaTmg povertyhousing 18 celebrating lts25th anniversary Foundedby Millard Fuller alongwith hISwife Tmda Habitatfor Humamtv Internationaland its affiliates in morethan 2000 UllllllUIl tu~s in81 nations have bUllt andsold more than 100000homes to partner familiesWIth no-profit zero-interestmortgages Families con-tnbute 300 hours of volun-teer labor to support theirhouse construction

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SUNDAY January 6THE EPIPHANY

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Saturday Vigil Massat 4(10 pm

Sunday Massesat 830 ~ 1115 am

In the back from left are Georle Nicholaon of Groue IoJDte Partners andHabitat Detroit the KeY VBruce RiCdon of Grosee Poiate Uemorial CbWCbandPartnere Jack SChwab of Bank ODe lUld Habitat Robert Dewaelsche of HabitatJack W1Wamaof the Partners Uld John Molk prealclent of Habitat

In the froat from left are Chase cunnlaghm of Groue IoJDte Partne LUlie SldaIier of Ccue City Nclghborhooda TrlD1 LeIrN Uld Sam Smith andiUzabullbeth WIlliam bullbull both of Groen Pointe PartDen Partners

The banks philOiiuhyofpartnershIps Jllustrated mIts motto Bank One onewith the commumty hascontnbuted to Its fifth consecutIve outstandingCommunity ReinvestmentAct rating Schwab said

Construction on thIShouse was started InAugust Thats pretty fastSchwab said

Tne Partners has recentiy~g n reoenng househuldfixtures and cabmetry fromhouses slated for demolitionin the Grosse Pointe areaaccordmg to Jack Williamsa member of the PartnersH~ says Items recoveredWIll beuro placecl in Habitthomes through the organi-zations ReStore programReStore accepts donationsof surplus bUlldmg materi-als from contractors andsells them to low-mcomehomeowners for a nommalfee

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Epiphany1030 am Worship Service

Meditation -The Glftsl-Scnpture Matthew 2 112Peter C Smith preaching

Church SChool Crllgt-Blh GradeSIre the Dlr

Sundly Jlnulry 20th 1030 amIn AememtIl alICe of MMI Luther King Jr

Juz Worship serviceM2S E Jefferson at EkIma 0eU0It

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Grosse Pointe Partners Bank One make surethat Detroit family has home for the holidays

ChrIstmas came a fewdays early when Tnm leWiSreahzed the dream of ownmg her own house - thanksto the Grosse PomtePartners and Bank One

On Dec 22 representatIves from Bank One andthe Partners dedIcatedleWISShouse In HabItat forHumamty DetrOItsTncentennial Village m thecitys Core CItyNeIghborhoods

The Rev V Bruce RIgdonsemor JJastor of GrosseP(llntE Memonal ChurchwhIch IS a member of thePartners SaId Chnstmas ISa story of homelessnessand a story of dlscovenngGods love

Habitat IS a programthat bnngs out the very bestIn everybody he saId ItprOVIdesa safe wholesomeplace where famIlIes canlearn to love God and serveeach other

Grosse Pomte Partnelllfounded in 1997 IS a collab-oratIon of 12 churches mvanous Grosse Pomte com-munities The PartnersraIse money and recruit vol-unteer support to buildHabItat houses In additionto Detroits TricentenmalVillage the Partners havehelped build Habitat housesin West Virginia and CostaRlIll

~Bank One UI proud of itspartnershIp with the GQ~Pointe Partners and work-ing with its volunteersespecially its youth volun-teers said Jack Schwabvice president Bank Oneand board member ofHabitat fUT Humanity-Miclugan It was inspira-tIOnal for me to see thoseyoung people working here

This was the fifth housesponsored by Bank Onewhich has built the homesthrough partnerships withcommunity organizationshke the Groll8e Pomte

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A httle-known VOIceJahaziel spokeIn the name of the God of all the earthFear not and be not dismayed forThe battle ISnot yours but GodsYouwill not need to fight in thIS battleTake your positions stand still and seeThe VlctOryof the Lord on your behalf

ABCD- A BIble Chapter Dady -Is one of many ways to read the BibleFor my own and other lIves On The HillDuri1g late August to late October ABeDsIhe Chromcler of some 2400 years agoHelped heart-mmd-floul Ul 2001 ADDowhat ISnght In the sight of the Lord

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MuldJe School YOUlh rntlt Tuesooy lit 630 pmSenior HrghYouth nwet Sund4ys at 630 pm

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This and much more 1D the two books ofChronicles the conclusion of the HebrewScnptures I find veri contemporary that 1SFull of most relevant meanmll for todayThese leaet often e~d h~k5 rThe Chnstiar ~ibJes 66 are full ofDowns and ups destructive and reneWIng

The Pastors CornerBy the Rev Gutav Kopkll JrSt James Lutheran Church

Wedo not know what to doBut 0 Lord our eyes are on you bullFor decades I have loved to pray theseWords ascnbed to DIetnch BonhoetferGerman Lutheran Pastor and TeacherAnti-NaZI martyr executed m 1945 Just before the Allies liberated my natIve land

One month after the unMuslim terrorI read on October 11 m II ChroniclesTlus prayer of Jehoshaphat who didWhat was nght gtn the SIght of thELord 0 Lord God of our fathers do you not ruleOver all the kmgdOfISof the natlOnsIn your hand are power and mIght

So that none ISable to WIthstand youIf ~~comes ~por us ue ~tllstLTdBefore you and cry to you mOur affllctlon and you WIllhear and saveWhom the Exodus forces on their way toThe promIsed land had not mvadedWere now terronzmg With destructive force

They reward us by coming to dnve usOut of your promIsed land America0 our God will you not execute judgmentOn them For we are powerlessAgamst what IScommg agamst usWe do not know what to doBut our eyes are on you

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Rev John Cltlmlltlo MinIs1ltr Grosse Pomte Pan 8223823 815 am Ttadmonal ServiceImistnritSunday - WorshIp 10 30 a m

930 am Contemporary SemceI J 00 am Tradl1lonal Service

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SlIke 1842 GrosSe PointeA HOUSE OF PRAYER FOR All PEOPLE COME JOIN US

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funded under an mvestIgd-tor-Initiated research grantfrom the NatIOnal Instituteon Drug Abuse Surveys ofnationally representativesamples of Amencan highschool benlOrs were begun m1975 makmg the class of2001 the 27th such c1assurveyed Surveys of 8thand 10th graders wereadded to the delgn In 1991maklOg the 2001 natIOnallyrepreentatIve samples the11th such classes surveyed

The sample blzes m 2001are 16800 8th graders14300 10th graders and13300 12th graders for atotal of 44300 students mall

behaVIOr or SOCialproblemshave later been diagnosedWIth VISIOnproblems

Parents should look forthee symptoms

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We cherish our chddrenWe should chensh theIrVIlOn too An eye care pro-feSSIOnal can make all thedifference

Assisted LivingSUW Nllsing Care

Established m 1948 theInstltute for SOLial Research(lSR) I among the worldsoldest survey research orga-mzatlOns and a worldleader In the developmentand applicatIOn of SOCialSCI-ence methodology ISR con-ducts ome of the most Wide-ly Cited studies m thenatIon Includmg the Surveyof Consumers the NatIOnalElectIOn Studies theMomtonng the FutureStudy the Panel Study ofIncome DynamICS theHpRlth and RetirementStudy and the NatIOnalSurvey of Black AmencansViSit the JSR Web sIte atwwwIErumlch edu for moremformatIon

Howard B Purcell 0 DFAA 0 IS director profes-swnal affatrs VlstakonDIVISion of Johnson ampJohnson VilOn Care lne

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yuu Jove needs help Withthe actiVIties of dailyhVlng Whether thatmeans medicationreminders asslstalcebathing or dreSSingor Simply taking care ofmeal preparation or household choresSt John Senior Community IShere to helpWe prOVide assistance as needed whileensuring that each reSident ISas Independentas pOSSible

Some of our amenities and actiVities Include

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types of changes you mightexpect to result from shiftsm the advertlsmg miX agreater amount of negatIvenews coverage or less favor-able portrayals of smokmgIn entertmnment program-mmg

There IS also eVldenpetrom the study that ciga-rettes have become some-what less avaIlable to teensThe proportlOn of 8thgraders s8)lng that It wouldbe ~falrly easy or veryedlgtY tor tnem to get cIga-rettes 11 they wanted somehas fallen from 77 percent In1996 to 68 percent In 2001Among 10th graders theproportIOn fell somewhatless from 91 percent to 86percent over the same timeperIOd The mvestlgatorsnote however that the greatmajority of these youngteens stIll say that they haveready access to cIgarettes

Will these favorabletrends In cigarette smokmgamong young people contm-ue

The reductIOns in thenumbers of teens who aresmokmg or who are accept-mg of smokln should helpto deter other teens fromstartmg Johnston saidBut the fact that the pro-portlOn who 1udge smokingto be dangerous IS no longernSlng may be an early warn-ing Sign of a slowdown m thedeclme in teen smokmg

Monitonng the Future IS

By Dr Howard Purcell(NAPS) - Heres an eye-

openmg statistic Only 9percent of Amencan chl1-dren have had an eye exambefore they entlr schoolThat can lead to more prob-lems than parents mayImaglne

Parents should take theirchtldren to an eye care professlOnal for a comprehen-SIve eye exam - not slinplya Vlblon screenlng - by theage of three again beforestartmg Bchool and everyyear while In school

Cherish childrens vision

A thorQugh eXRmlfllltonconsists of more than Simplyreading a chart It tests notonly VISIOn but also pro-VIdes information about thechilds overall health profile

Many children who havefared poorly at school or whohave demonstrated negative

A conSiderable body ofresearch - some of It basedon Momtorlng the Futuredata -- has shown that pncecan be an Important deter-rent to smokmg for youngpeople Work reported lastmonth by the UM investiga-tors at the World ConferenceUll 8111ukmg or health InNew Orlean hows thatsince 1997 the proportIOn ofstudents reportmg frequentexposure to antl-smokmgads has Increased conslder-~blJ Iu t1nA dJC lUU1JOTuuncredltmg the ads With actu-ally helpmg to mfluencethem not to smoke hasIncreased substantially aswell

Smce 1995 there has beensome mcrease at all gradelevels m the proportIOns ofstudents sa)lng that pack-a-day smokers run a greatrisk of harmmg them-selves (phjrsJcaHy UJ Jamp uLLerways) although thiS beliefdid not mcrease any furtherIn lOOl (Thl MODltonng theFuture study has shown per-ceived harm to be an Impor-tant deterrent to young peo-ples use of a number of Ilhc-It drugs)

While many adultsbeheve that young peopleunderstand the dangers ofsmokmg our data suggestthat a lot of tettllgt stIli donot particularly the youngerteens Johnston saId Forexample Some 43 percent oftodays 8th graders stili donot thmk there is a greatnsk associated With pack-a-day smokmg

In addition there hasbeen some Increase smce1996 (1997 for 12th graders)In students personal dIsap-proval of smokmg

These findmgs suggestthat It IS not Just pnce thatIS actmg as a deterrent toclgarltte use JohnstonsaId There have been someunderlymg changes mImportant beliefs and atti-tudes as well These are the

to management about futureplans for the faclhty lnclud-Il~g new equipment diS-counts mcentlves and pro-grams

If you really enj)y a goodhealth club It can becomeyour home away from homeThe people you meet and thegood feehngs of accomphsh-ments and results can beworth It If you find the rightone Ask all the nght questwns and research the localfaclhtles to find the perfectmatch for you

Kellv rrdfrn B S C S CS lS a p~rsonal tramer and the owner of PowerBreak FUness If you have afitness or tramlng questIOne-matl Kelly atletters kfwShearstsc com orwnte her m care of KmgFeatures Weekly SerVicePO Box 536475 OrlandoFL 32853-6475

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shown Important dechnes III2001 bpeclfically I

ThIS year about one Inevery 18 8th-graders (5 1percent) IS a current dallysmoker one of every eight10th graders (122 percent)and about one In every five12th graders (19 percent)These dallr smo~lng rate~are down proportIOnallyfrom ther peak levels In1996 (1997 III the case of the12th graders) by about one-half one-third and one11 ltlrtn1j nt~~t~u~~) Thrare down proportlOnally Justfrom last years levels by 26percent 13 percent and 8percent respectively

These important dechnesm teen smokmg did not Justhappen by chanceJohnston said A lot of mdl-vlduals and organizatIOnshave been making concertedefforts to bnng down theunaccectlblv hgh rates ofsmokmg am~ng ~ur youth ~

Amon~ the efforts henotes are a number thatemerged from the tobaccosettlement between thestates and the tobacco com-panies

The Joe Camel advertIS-Ing campaign was endedbillboard adYertlBlng of ciga-rettes was ehmmated andantlsmoklng advertlsmgcampaigns werp Inltated bythe newly formed AmencanLegacy FoundatIOn that wasfunder under the settle-ment Johnston saidFurther a number of stateslaunched their own antl-smokmg ad campaignsullIe aiso raIsed theIr excisetaxes on cigarettes and theIndustry raised prices morder to cover their costsfrom the settlement On topof all of thIS the mdustryreceived a great deal of neg-ative pubhclty dunng themld- to late-1990s as theIrpast practices were exposeddunng the htigatlOn processWIth the states and m thefederal regulatory debates

Abullrnelcan Councll onExerCise (ACE) and TheNatlOoal Strength andCondltlOmng ASSOCiatIon(NSCA) There are othersthat Just requIre a weekendcourse Find out how manyyears the person has beentralnmg and whether theyhave a degree m the field

The third Issue IS conve-mence You want to be surethe faclhty IS easy to get tofrom your home or Job If Ittakes you too long to getthere or It IS out of your wayyou may be wastmg yourmoney

FInally check the avad-ablhty of classes and equip-ment VISit the faCIlIty at theapprOXImate time you planto exercise so you can seeow busy thmgs are Youdont want your one-hourworkout to ake two hours tocomplete because yourewaltmg on machmesl Talk

Areyou ayoung adult troubled f)with lower back problems f-

Attend a FREE lecture

Thursday Jan 10 at 7 pmCnnnely Auditorium at Bon SeCburs Hospital468 Cadieux at E lefferson in Grosse Pointe

Daniel Elskens MD a Bon Secours Cottage neurosurgeon explainS the mostcommon reasons for low back pain In young and middle-aged adults such assports InJunes or lumbar strain He also discusses current treatment methods thatInclude minimallY invasive procedures and dlscectomles (removal of the damageddiSC from between the spine bones) The lecture IS directed at men and womenbehleen the ages of S 21d soA Questlon-and-answer session IS Included and refreshments are servedRtst1Il11()n~ Irt rlQUlred

For more information or to pre-register callCommunity Health Promotion at (586) 779-7900

Included high school seniorsSinCE 1975 and natIOnallyrepresentative samples of8th and 10th graders since1991 QuestIOnnaires areadministered to students Intheir c1asbroomb by ISR staflmembem each sprmg

Current smokmg (definedac S10klng- one or ffi0rc Cig-arettes dunng the past 30days) had been decllmngsteadily blnCe the reLentpeak levels reached m 1996among 8th and lOthgraders and m 1lt1lt17~TTHO

12th graders Between 1996and 2001 current smokmgamong 8th graders fell from21 percent to 12 percentand among lOth gradersfrom 30 percent to 21 per-cent

Among 12th graders cur-rent smokmg fell from 37percent m 1997 to 30 per-cent In 2001 - a proportion-al decline of about two-tenthb Thus the youngerage groups have shown thegreatest Improvement so farThe drop In current smokmgthat occurred Just thiS year- of 2 5 percentage POintsm 8th grade and 2 6 percent-age POints In 10th grade -are highly statistically slg-mficant while the Z percent-age-pomt dechne In 12thgrade fell Just short of bemgsjgIhficai1t

Prior to the peak teensmokmg rates reached Inthe mld-1990s currentsmokmg among 8th and10th graders had been nsmgrapIdly With about a 50 per-cent mcrease ocrurringbetvccn 1991 and 19SGSmoklllg had been nsmgamong 12th graders as wellthough not by as large a pro-portlOn

The rates of dally currentsmokmg m the three gradelevels (defined as havmg oneor more cigarettes per dayover the past 30 days) havehnwtl parallel trends tothose for any current smok-mg and hkewlse have

slOn on thp tRrihn eqmp-ment You might want to askwho cpans the equipmentSamtary facilities careabout thelr members

Second check the quahfi-catIOns of the staff You wantto be bure ~haL the peoplewho are showmg you how toexercise know what they aredomg Ask to talk directly tothem and ask questIOns Letthem know If you plan to usea personal tramer whatyour health history IS andwhat your goals are fortrammg The more thoroughyou can explam your previ-ous expenences the easier ItWIll be for the trainer to fig-ure out what w111work foryou

Some highly recogmzedcertificatIOns for perconaltramers are from TheAmencan College of SportsMedlcme (ACSM) The

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Teen smoking declines sharply in 2001In a year In which good

news seems hard to come bythere IS some good newsfrom the health frontCigarette smoking the leadIng cause of preventabledeath and disease In thiscountry IS falling harplyamong American teenagers

The latest natIOnal surveyIn the ~MoOltorJng theFuture~ smes conducted bythe Umverslty of MichiganInstitute for Social Research(lSR) shoy s that teen smok-mg IS rapidly dechnmg

t)WlOO on natIOnally repre-sentative surveys of some44000 students In grades 810 and 12 18k research SCIentlsts have found that ado-lescent smokmg IS dechmngat a vigorous pace ThiS con-trasts to the dramaticincrease In teen smokingobserved In the early 199Ossays study director Lloyd DJohnston

Because the ~~n yearsare cntlcal In the mitiatlOnof HIIMIy aU hfetlme smok-mg habits what happensdunng that developmentalpenod IS vital to the eventu-al health and longeVity ofeach generatIOn JohnstonSald Thats what made thesharp Increase In the early1990s so wornsome and It ISalso what makes thiS

During thisholiday season be a

responsible party hostSee that your guests

have a good timeand arrive

home safdy-First A Friend

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Shop around-fot the best health club

dechne hich began In thelattpr half of the 1990s soenCUUlil~mg

The 2001 Momtonng theFuture survey Included stu-dents m 424 publH and pn-vate secondary schoolsthroughout the cotermmousUmted Statpl Tnhls~on andfellow social psychologistsJerald G Bachman andPatnck M OMalley havebeen conducting the studysince 1975 With supportprovIded by the NationalInstitute on Drug Abuse oneof the NatIOnal Institutes ofHealth m the U SDepartment of Health andHuman ServIces

The annual surveys have

By Kelly Griffin BSCSCS

With the New Year youmay find yourself resolvmgto lose the same 10 or 15pounds you swore to workoff last year Couldnt do It

fon your own Perhaps ItStime to conSider JOlnmg agym or health club

There are plenty of bene-fits In JOining a fitness faCil-Ity You get a vanety ofequIpment and classes tochoose trom Meetmg peopleIS easy You can get helpstartmg a routme from anattendant or trameI If youare looking to Jom a fitnessfaclhty for the first time orwould hke to shop aroundfor a better one than the oneyou currently attend hereare some tips for finding thebest one for the money

First and foremost makesure the eqUipment IS keptm good workmg condItIOnIn any facthty aflty shouldbe first Check for rustedcableb or weight plates duston the machines and corro-

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68 Entertainment January 32002Grosse Pointe News

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way between the WhIteHouse and the CapItol or onthe Memonals webSite atwww lonpsallor org

For more mformatlOn orto enroll contact the founda-tiOn at U S Navy McmonalFoundatiOn AttentwnNavy Log 701 PennsylvamaAve NW SUlte 123Washington D C 20004-2608 or call (800) 821-8892extenslOn 730

AAA lgtuggests learmngmore about the benefits ofpurchasing tnp msurancefrom a quahfied travel pro-feSSIOnal such as a AMtravd llgent Travel msur-ance b your safety netshould the unexpected ansebut 1 IS up to you - thetraveler - to determine If ItISnght for you

erage for your overseas tnpMany Umted States healthplans do not cover you out-SIdeofAmenca

A-A_A advles treveerc tndo theIr homework beforepurchasmg tnp insuranceAAAadVlses

bull Dont buy a pohcy fromthe wholesale tour operatorcoordmating your trip Ifthat company defaults thepolicy may be worthless

bull Dont buy tnp insurancefrom a crUlse hne TheIrpolICiescan carry less cover-age and Lhlirbenefits maystop between 24 and 72hours before you depart Inaddition crUise hnes areunder no obhgabon to pas-sengers who do not purchasetheir air package

bull Request the full lUsur-anlp cnntract so you WIknow everything that thepohcy does (and does not)cover

Presldent Bush willthauk YOu AlanGreenspan Mil thankyou Most of all youraccountant MIl thankyou

servce mformatlon and pho-tographs of more than aquarter of a milhon ~rvlcepersonnel

All enrollments form apart of Amencas endunngnaval hentage a permanentand pubhcly access1bleVideoregIster avaIlable forrevlewmg at the NavalHcntage Center nClrt to theNavy MemOrIal onPennsylvama Avenue mld-

The current U SMaster Tax GUIdeandback copIes are In busi-ness reference as wenThese dont arrive unulFebruary but unlessyoure dying to do yourtaxes before the formsbecome aVallable they

stances such as illnessdeath or vendor bankruptcyTnp cancellatwn or mter-ruptwn msurance averages$5 or $6 ~ lnn of tripcosts

AAA Travel offers tsMchlgan customers aTravel Related InsurancePohcy (TRIP) whIch pro-Vdes comprehenSIVe coverages for alr travel baggagetrip cancellation or mterrup-tion and personal protectIOn

Dckcns recommendschetkmg your eXlstmglosurante Jolnlelgt to Mlewhat IS covered while youand your famdy are away

bull Check Mth your autoinsurance company befOrerentmg a car to find out Ifyou are covered In the eventof an aCCIdentYoumay needInsurance through a CArrental company and anmternatlonal drlvmg per-mt

bull Fmd out If your home-owners pohcy covers lostluggage f you have anumbrella pohcy lost luggagemay already be covered butwould be subject to thedeductIble Baggage nSui-ance through TRIP wouldcover thIS deductible

bull Check WIth your med-cal msuranctl providerbefore purchasmg extra cov-

For those who go deeplymt)thlS morass the bUSI-ness reference coll~tlonholds up-to-date printmatenals

The two-vOlumeInternal Revenue Codecovers the law We havethe current code and pastcodes going back to 1990The code covers tax lawand we dont get new eltl-bong ulatil aab~1the Apnl15 deadlme 80 you willneed to check more cur-rent sources

C8iebrote The Great Lakes

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Grosse Pointe public libraryis ready for a taxing situation

http Ilwwwtreas state ml Will bl mg yOU up to dateus They still have only B~t most of us use mOreyear 2000 forms SQ youll straightforward sourcesJust have to watt untIl The most popul~ pertheyre good and ready to sonal tax gude 18 J K

th t Lassers Your Incomegive em au W k th tDetrmt 2001 Income tax Tax e eep e mos

recent cnes on hand bothbusmess reference andclTCulatmg so you cancheck tt out of the libraryfor a couple of weeksYoull want the 2002 edl-bon to cover your 2001taxes

The Ernst and Younglax ~aver s rwae comeshighly recommended formdlVduals domg theirown taxes Park andWoods branch hbranesboth have the 2002 edl-tlon covering the 2001tax year

Before we have all theforms are ready to go at forms we put out gIvehttp IIwww Cldetroitml us away copes of

Pubhcatlon 17 of theIRS This is the govern-ments own overall gwaefor getting you throughtlus When we run outthey dont send us moreIf you really want to usethis Its the one publica-tion you have coplck upearly

Magszmes and newspa-pers Wlll have artlCles ontaxes from now untilApnl

Theres a loLof mforma-bon out there brave soul

On the other hand youcould come to the aid ofthe economy by htnng anaccountant

Youll find state ofM1clugan tax fonns at

You neednt worry aboutthat Eventually every-thmg wdl be onlme Youcan go m through thebookmark on our homepage which should takeyou straight to the 2001forms and mstrucbons

If you prefer you cantype 1( thp wph addressand then follow dIrectlonsor icons to get to formsand mstructlons Thefederal tax site ishttp IIwwwrsgov Most ofthe federal forms areupdated but check theeaJ Some still are 2000Some are 2002

ByHnGr~ryG P PublIC Library

Domg taxes IS almostas much fun as brulhmga eats teeth

Even so while the restof the world was celebrat-109 the holIdays a few ofyou came to the hbrary tofind out when well putthe tax stuff out

Have no fear Itsalready arTlvmg At WrIt109we have more than70 cartons of the baneT)~ t 01 n riPAn th ~~J _ ~ oJ

many more WIllbe m andwe win have the tax formexhlb1ts out WIth formsfree for the talong

Many forms straggle mthrough January Somenever arnve at all Thefederal forms arrIve firstsporadically The stateforms almost never gethert until the end ofJanuary DetroIt formsamve even later If theyare sent at all

Old you seTYeThe UmtedStates Nvy MemonalFoundatlOn m WashingtonDC has estabhshed theNavy Log m an effort tohonor all naval veteranswho have served our coun-try

The Navy Log IncludesNavy Manne Corps CoastGuard and MerchantManners The Navy Log hasthus far collected the names

Now more than ever tnpInsurance ISproVldmg peaceof mmd tv Amencans whoare eXeTCSmgtheIr freedom- _ _ D_~ _ ~_

_ laV~l lIIgt _I only about 8 to 10 percent oftravelers purchased msur-ance accordmg to TravelGuard InternatIOnal ofStevens Pomt WIS thecountrys largest travelinsurer Now between 33and 50 percent are bUYingtravel msurance

ThlS is a good Sign thattravelers are takmg a en-ous mterest m protectingtheir vacation mvestmentsllld Larry Dickens chrectorof vendor relations for AMTravel Agency We wantpeople to mamtam theirnormal travel habIts andtrip insurance prOVIdes anextra level of securitv

Accordmg to D1ckens Ifyour Journey mcludes acruse a package tour or acondo or VUa- whIch oftenreqUIres payment In fullbefore you leave - tripmsurance can be qUite use-ful The same IS true If youshould requue medIcalattentwn whlle overseas

The relatively small addi-tIOnal purchase car savethousands of dollars f thetraveler IS forced to canceldue to unforeseen crcum-

Washington memorial honors veterans

TRIP insurance offerspeace of tnind for travelers

Dlclunson saldIt cost $1368 to pnnt the

ongmal verswn The reVeion would add $560

Woods deputy comptrollerRobert Kraft told commis-SIon members he would seekpnce quotes from mulbplepnnters

Smce the booklet IS forthe reSIdents of GrossePomte Woods and that anaverage of 50 booklets IS ds-tnbuted by the city clerk tonew resdents each monthKraft agreed addItIOnalfundlng could be obtamedfrom the citys operatingbudget to support the cost ofnMntlnlJ ~n PYnltnllPCl Pelt-tlOn a~cordingto tree com-mlSsion documents

We dont have the fundsIn tlns years budget to addthe four pages but wereproceedmg to develop tha~Dickinson sad We hope mthe next fi1cal year wellinclude that in our budget

Tasty broccoh amp garhcIS a perfect SIde dsh wthbeef poultry or seafoodSteam the broccoh aheadto save time Double therecipe for larger groups

My brotherm-law CarlHankla helped me pre-_ +l- Irl ~ 41~ n 1 u - -

ful broccoh We served Itwth beef tenderlolIl andmashed potatoes (pre-pared by my other brother-In-law Dan Caton) Themeal was e~oyed by myentlr~ famly

Together we had tun lI1

the kltchen Eatinghealthy doesnt have to bebonng Special thanks toCall for being my righthand tn the Iotchen dur-mg the hohdays yourethe best

200 PM THE LEGAL INSIDERChIstopher Cavanagh Hosts local attome)s DaVid Draper and DouglolSDempse) tae an illS Ide Jccl at current legal ISSueS(Repealed M-Sun 400 AM MlWfSun 6 00 PM)

230 PM POINTERS WITH PROSTGuesl AJra PollacA IvtChgQJI Em rounema CounetlHost John Prosllllier-Iels local celebnlles aboullirneI) 10JllCS (Repeated M-Sun 40 AM MIWIFSun700 PM)

300 PM TH11iGS TO DO AT THE WARMEMORIALGueSIS Jobl1 Case) amp MIchelle BomlaTloBunn) Brooks host an IIlformalle 100 al whal sha~llInl al the War Memonal (Repeated M Sun) OOAM MWiIiun 8 00 PMgt

330 PM POINTES Of HORTICUITUREGuesl Joe S Floer ArI(llglI Parr IHost honleultuml Jim Farquhar hares lips gles61(1Ice and Inlen IC S lOCJ1 dULhOIIIIl VII grdcOIng(Repeated 1 gtun ~OAM MWII Sun 6 10 PvI)

400 PM YOUNG VIEW POTNTF-Sl pbeal )oulh sho featunng students reJXgtnmg00 a anel) of educallonal loples (Repealed M iun 600AM 1 Ifi un 810 PM)

4)0 PM HTERCOI_OR WOR~JlOPRenowned local artist (arol LaChlUsa demonlralealereolor lechnlques SImple enough for begmnerltHI challengmg 10 the epenenced artist (RepealedM-Sun 610 -M 1IWflltun 9 ()()PM)

500 PM VITALITYPLtA half hour of hod) Il1mng and epklci bolngexercIe cia 1WIF-iiun tepleklxllIlgTffhiat Tone IRepeated M iun 7 00 AM)

530 PM fLSICAtiTORY11MtJAMBOREEHosls 11 GlOria from the Central Llonmand MI~ Paula lhe Mem 1u~ Maer ofter a Ihalf hour of tones dnu mule lor children(T rrh~1 0 PM onl) )

BOllshallow water m asteamer pot add the broccob and cover Steam for 3to 4 mmutes (It Mil stillbe bnght green) drainand set aSIde Heat the 011in a large nonbtlck slolletAdd the garhc oreganoand broccoh and sauteuntIl the garlic becomesgolden about 4 to 5 mm-utes

A LA ANNIE

By Annie RouleauSCheriff

(from ajar)14 teaspoon crushed

red pepper flakes(optional)

Every new resldent getsa copy of thIS book

Is a beautiful bookDickmson sllld It was theTree Commisswns contnbu-bon to the Ctys 50thanmversary along Mth theHlstoncal CommIssionschronology of the Woods

The proposed four-pageexpanSlOn wlll have room foraddltional hlstoncal mfor-mation

We have plans tomcrease the content of thebook mcluding a map thatMil show all the varieties oftrees on the walkin~ path atLake Front Park said AllenDlckmson the Woods citycouncIl represent8tlve to thetree commisson

Commumty Tree Bookletpublished by the GrossePomte Woods TreeCommlSSlont WIll includemajor changes accordmgto commlssion members

GROSSE POINTE WAR MEMORIALS

TV5TELEVISION FOR THEWHOLE COMMUNITY

Holidays are over its time to getback to healthy eating

Add the roaeted pepperand crushed red pepperand toss for an add1tonal2 to 3 mmutes SeasonwIth salt and pepper IfdeSIred Serve hot

910AM InUIT PUISA half hour deroblc ccrclse class (Repeated M-SunII 00 PM)

938 AM POSITIVELY lOSlTIVEFTOIIA LtOld IVrllIhl HauseHosts JeaOle kNell and Lit AIen bull an upllftmg half-hour of JX1li lItltudc and Ideas (Repealed M-sunII 0 P1 MVr gtun 9 0 PM)

10ooA1 WHOS ll THE KITCHEllGllel Ptrld PerHost Chue Kaess eools With local eclebntles(Repelcd 1 un IHJnghl TThS 1( 0 PM)

1038 M ISIIgt ARTArt amp Poem(Repclted 1n 12 gtOAM 1Wif-Sun5 gt0 PM)

1100 A OlT OF THE ORDINARY bullbullINTO TIfJ- EXTRAORDI1oIARYGuesl jail SII ImagerHolaquol ROOcrtTa Ir prcoent an etraordmal) half-hour01 poopk p1ac~ nd Icka (Repealed M Sun 00AvI 1 n h ial 9-00 P1)

1130 11 THF ~OCSHOWCelller fOI Peace amp tOIlfcl Sludies WSUHot rrJIl ehonLnhltrg and her gues dl~U toptcalld e Ill 01 panleuldr Inlerest to en lOT ~IIIZtn(Reptaled M un 1 ~()AM TffhSal ( 00 PM)

U69 pf 11IF ECONOMIC CLUB OfDETROITHIS Fmlllltnct Adam Cardma MGldaFeature nllIonall no n guet speaKe dl~eulIlgcurren I 11 n Ihe bulnts communi I) IRepealedM-Sun 2 00 A 1 1 Th al 7 IXl PMgt

110 PM THt EASTSIDE EAMIJilERRonald 1 f)gtIIafd HOllie

HOit Jlliia ~m and UCI highlight upeomlllg localnon proII [lllt111 elLnl (Reneated 1 iun ~ OOAM1IWI un 7 ~O11)

130P1 (0 ERSTIO~ WITHCOI I EltTORBcaln POlleH~L lU UI HdlV f~lluSCS ll1i k)CJ ntc ng clI cI rRl peatcd vi 110 0 AM Tffhlial ROO111

Broccoli amp Garlic1 pound broccoli flo-

rets (the tops of thetrees)

2 teaspoons olive oilS garlic cloves

minced14 teaspoon dried

oregano14 cup thinly sliced

roasted red pepper

Its time to pItch theChristmas cookles thenuts the pies and cakesand other sweet holidaydehght that youvetucked around thelutchen

Its tlntl to get healthyStart the new year

nght by treatmg yourbody to the fresh fruitsand vegetables that areavaIlable year round

ThIS weeks feature IS aIiT l ~1o hrgt +-1) 0 ~11 tJ 1 -

broccoli that S SImple toprepare and puts a littleZIpmto the popular greenvegetable

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DAYTIME PROGAAMVIING FOR THE WEEK OF JANUARY 06 - JANUARY 13

Woods tree booklet is branching outBy EsradLindbergStaff Wnter

A local group of treefdncJ~r 1S lvukifl~ for aprmter to manufacture1000 addItlonal copIes of agulde to area trees I

A new edItIon of the

1+1Martini lounge

amp Wine BarUve Music Friday lk saturdaY

January 3 2002Grosse Pointe New8 Metro calendar 76

Periodontal disease may lead to seriousmedical conditions but it is treatable

For addItional Informa-tIOn on penodontal dIseaseVISIt www arestm com orcall (866) 2737864

Interestingly In a recentsurvey of 1000 Amencansover half rated regular den-tal VISItsand teeth cleanmgshIgher than gettmg regullt1cholesterol checks Howeverfar fewer request a dentalscreemng that could predIcttheIr chances of contractingpenodontal disease

nate the remaming bactenathat cant be reached dunngthe SRP procedure ArestmIS a fast and easy treatmentthat IS Omfortable forpatients anesthesia IS notneeded

ExhUttIona ShowAt the DIA

From the old masters tothe finest m modern art dIS-cover the gallerIes and exhI-bItIOns of the DetrOItInstItute of Arts The play-tmngs of the baby boomergeneratIOn are the focus ofphotographer DaVIdLevmthals VIVidexhIbItionSmall Wonder Worlds In aBox runnmg throughSunday Feb ~ The eventsof late 16th and 17lh centu-ry England and the beautyof nature are reflected m theexhIbItion Garden Imageryin English EmbrOIdery openthrough Sunday March 10Amencas oldest culturaltralhtlOnb are celebrared mthe exhIbItion Dance of theForest Spmts A Set ofNative American Masksthrough May 2002 Museumhours are Wednesdaythrough Fnday from 11 amto 4 pm and Saturday andSunday from 11 a m to 5p m Recommended admisSlon IS $4 for adults and $1for chIldren and studentsCall (313) 833-7963

On go nDSO notes

The DetrOlt SymphonyOrchestras DetrOlt EdlsonFoundabon Pops returns toOrchestra Hall 3711Woodward m DetrOitThursday Jan 10 throughSunday Jan 13 for StarsStllpes and Pops with trumpeter Marcus BelgravePerformances are scheduledfDr Thursday at 8 pmFriday and Saturday at 8 30P m and Sunday at 3 p m

T1ckets range from $19 to$75 Call (313) 576-5100

weekly workouts are $78 fortwo sessions $106 for threesessIOns or $124 for four ses-sIOns RegIster today forJanuary classes mcludmgGolf Tae Kwon Do KarateYoga TennIS GUItar AdultConversational GreekSmart Women FinIsh FIrstand Watercolors MacombCounty Commumty Collegeoffers a WIdevanety of waysto expand your honzons attheir AssumptIOn CulturalCenter campus To regIsterfor MCC programs call(586) 4984000PreregIstratIOn IS reqUIredfor most AssumptIOn cours-es Call (586) 779-6111

DO YOU bullbullbullwant to be in the metro calendar

Then fill out ttns form send 111096llterctleval Grosse PootErFarms 48236 or fax to (313) 882-1585 by 3 P m Fnday

EventDateTimePlaceCostQuestions CallContact Person

Recently dentISts andhygJemsts have begunaddmg the antIbIOticArestm a locally admmls-tered antibiotIc to help fightpenodontal dIsease to theSRP procedure The antlblotic ISapphed dIrectly to themfected area helpmg ehml-

serious health condItionsBecause penodontal dIS-

ease is a chrome bactenalmfectlOn It can be treatedWIth an antibIOtic TypIcaltreatment for penodontaldisease mcludes scaling androot planing also known asSRP This non-surgIcal procedure Involves deep clean-mg above and below thegum hne to remove plaquethat has bUIlt up

Parents who SIgn up for aKalo class can take advan-tage of free KIddIeKalolBaby Sitting Mondaythrough Thursday from 9 30to 10 a m Nonreglsteredparents pay $1 for fuddleKalo The 17-statlOnNauttlus weIght traInIngroom IS open Mondaythrough Thursday from B to1030 a m and 6 to 830 p mand Fnday from 8 to 1030a m The fee IS $50 for twodays per week $70 for threedays per week or $4 fordrop-m users KaloExerciseJNautilus combo

Ford Houseexperiences

Expenence the grandeurof one of AmencasCastles at the Edsel ampEleanor Ford Houlgte llUULakeshore m Grosse PomteShores Tours WIllbe offeredon the hour Tuesdampythrnugh Sunday from noonto 4 pm Monday Jan 7through Sunday March 31The Ford House Will beclosed Monday Jan 21through Monday Feb 4 TheTea Room will be closeduntil Sunday March 31Tonrllt re ~n for nnlh ~ifor semors -and $4-f~~--~~I~dren Grounds admISSIon IS$5 Annual Passes are avaIl-able for $18 Call (313) 884-4222

Assumption offeringsA full schedule of classes

and events aWalt you at TheAssumptIOn CulturalCenter Reach a npw tab- ofwell-being and cardlOvascular fitness by slgnmg up forKalosomatlcs exercIse pro-grams which combme aero-bICSWIth walking runningstretchmg elements of yogaand k1ckboxmg The WinterSession will run throughSaturday March 2 Fees are$52 tor two-day seSSIOns$74 for three-day sessIOnsand $94 for four-day ses-sions There IS a 25 ilis-count for semors

1~~SehnskyGreen FarmhouseMuseum located dIrectlybehmd the St ClaIr ShoresPubhc LIbrary LIsted In theMIchIgan State RegIster ofHlstonc Sites thIS farm-house IS owned by the CItyof St ClaIr Shores dnd oper-ated by the St Clair ShoresHlstoncal CommISSIOn Thehouse IS open for toursWednesday and Saturdayfrom 1 to 4 pm Call (586)771-9020

If left untreated gIngIVltlScan progress to penodontltlswhen the plaque spreadsbelow the gum lIne Toxmsm the bactena can destroythe bone and gum that surround the teeth creatmgpockets for bactena to accumulate As the pocketsbecome deEpermOrEroom screated for bactena to growEventually these bactenaenter the blood streampotentially leadIng to morc

In the early stage of pen-odontal dIsease the gumscan become red swollen andbleed eaSily At thIS stagethe dIsease IS reverSIble andcan be ehmmated throughroutme dental cleanmgs anddaily brushing and flossmg

Gum dIsease IS a senouschroDlc bactensl mfectlonthat attacks and destroysthe gums and bones thathold your teeth in place ThemfectlOn occurs when dentalplaque a sticky sometimescolorless film accumulateson the surfaces of the teeth

tal infections - and othermore serious diseases Thispotentlal connectionbetween gum disease andserious condItions such asheart ilisease diabetes andlow bIrth rate babIes ISsoberin~ news

Farmhouse museumStep back into the daJly

hfe of a mid19th centuryfarm famIly livmg m EnnTownshiP now St ClairShores WIth a tour of the

Educationalopportunities

Take advantage of educa-tional opportunities WIthLIfelong Learning classes atSt Peter the ApostleElementary School 19800AnIta In Harper WoodsFashIOn your own greetmgswith a Card Makmg classMondays Jan 14 throughFeb 4 from noon to 2 p mThe fee IS $75 Shape upWIth ExerCise Classes formature adults Tuesdaysand Thursdays Jan 15through May 30 from 9 15to 10 15 a m or 10 30 to11 30 a m The fees are $90for ~woUllYII ~r w~eK$45for one day per week or $3for walk-ms Harper Woodslibranan Suzanne Kent WIlllead a free Book ReviewWednesday Jan 16 from 1to 2 pm m St PetersPansh House Those whohave completed theBeginner Computer coursecan partake In anIntroductIOn to WordMondavs Jan 14 throu2hFeb 4 from 9 to 11 a m Thefee IS$70 Computer classesfor Begmners will be offeredWednesdays Jan 16through Feb 6 from 1130am to 2 p m or ThursdaysJan 17 through Feb 7 from9 to 11 30 a m The fee IS$90 SIgn up for anIntemetlE-Mail CourseWednesdays Jan 16~hrough Jan 30 from 9 to11 a m The fee IS $75PreregIstratIOn ISrequestedCall (586) 493-0917

Pointes pastExperience Grosse

Pointes past WIth a freegwded tour of the GrossePomte Hlstoncal o~letysProvencal-Weir House c1823 376 Kercheval mGrosse POinte FarmsSaturday Jan 12 from 1 to4 p m Guests can learnabout 19th Century hfe inGrosse Pomte vIew anexhIbIt of hlstonc pho-tographs and Visit the newlyrenovated Log Cabin c1840 on the property Innddibon they can purchaseVIdeos featurmg GrossePomte h1S1)ryand relatedpubhcations and productsCall (313) 884-7010

Call (313) 833-4249

TTnfnrhmatelv less thanone-fifth of those WIth thecondItion seek treatmEntThe firstever SurgeonGenerals Report on OralHealth In Amenca suggeststhat there are strong assocI-atIOns between oral mfec-tlOns - pnmanly penodon-

At present nearly 75 per-cent of people over age 35have some stage of gum dIS-ease accordmg to theAmerIcan DentalHYgIeniStsAsSOCIation

Even though It IS the sec-ond most prevalent dIseasem the Unlted States -affectmg nearly one out ofevery four Amencans -many people are unawarethat penodontal dIsease andgum disease are dIfferentnames for the same condI-tIOn

Oral health problems currently cause employed adultsto lose more than 164 million hours of work every year

(NAPS) - Healthy gumsare the key to better healthfor everyone however 50mI1hon Amencans currentlysuffer from gum dIsease(penodontal dIsease) Leftuntreated gum ilisease mayserve as a gateway to manyother medIcal condItionsThe good newS IS that whenit is caught early periodon-tal dIsease IS reversibleAnd new there are moreways than ever to treat it

in Ann Arbor The fee IS $10or $5 for DHS membersReservations are requiredCall (313) 833-1405

Live a LeaRiWar Memorial Update

Enhance your mmd bodyand SPlnt by partaking mthe courses and adventuresoffered at the Grosse PomteWar MemOrial 32Lakeshore In Grosse PomteFarms Develop balance andflelOblhty WIth Yang StyleTal Cm Mondays Jan 7through Feb 25 from 6 30to 7 30 pm or fuesdaysJan 8 through Feb 26 fro~7 35 to 8 35 P m The feesllft ~tgtuor ~ll lor semorsIncrease your stamma andstrength WIth Hatha YogaMondays Jan 7 throughFeb 25 from 830 to 10 amor 7 to 8 30 pm for contmumg students or 10 15 to1145 a n for begmnersClasses WIllalso be offeredThursdays Jan 10 throughFeb 28 from 735 to 905pm for begInners The feeis $70

Explore the tradItIOnalpnnciples of drawmg WIthWorkmg From the FigureWednesdays Jan 9 throughFeb 27 from 1 to 4 pm Thefee is $90 Pohsh your pos-ture WIth The FeldenkralsMethod Thursdays Jan 10through Feb 21 from 730to S30 pm or Fndays Jan11 through Feb 22 from 9to 10 am Tne fee IS $10Preregister using yourMaster Card or Visa via faxat (313) 884-6638 e-MalIwwwwarmemonal org orcall (313) 881-7511

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Grosse POInte mUniCIpali-ties and Harper Woods Theevent IS an Ideal afterglowdestInatlon for those attend-Ing the DetrOItAuto DealersAsSOCIations NorthAmerican InternatIOnalAuto Show Chanty PrevIewon that same rught Ticketsto thIS elegant black tieoptional evenmg of dmmgand danCIng are $85ReservatIOns are reqUIredProceeds benefit ChIldrensServIces of the NortheastGUIdance Center Call (313)884-8691

AU that jazzJazz guItarIst Tim

Bowman and hIS band WIll

headhne A Jazzy Afterglowbenefitmg Barat ChIld andFanuly Services a dIVISIOnof Matnx Human SeeVlesFrIday Jan 11 at theInternational Banquet ampConference Center of theAthenaeum SUIte Hotel 400Monroe in DetrOitFestiVlties Include a 5 to 7P m VIP hors doeuvresreception 5 to 915 p m VIPShuttlp Rorvlce to theDetrOIt Auto DealersAsSOCIations NorthAmerican InternatIOnalAuto Show Chanty Previewdinner at 9 15 pm andentertamment commencingat 1030 p ill Tickets for thISblack tIe affllU are $125 or$175 per personReservations are requiredCall (313) 9633330

Art of learningTake advantage of an

exciting selectIon of freeDrop-In Workshops at theDetroit InstItute of Arts5200 Woodward in DetroitPIece to~ether creahvePostcards Fridays Jan 4through Jan 25 from 630to 8 pm DIscover The Art ofthe Doodle Sundays J an 6through Jan 27 from noonto 4 p m PartICIpate m theNAMES Project AIDSMemorial Quilt Sunday

Artrain stroll Jan 20 at 1 pm SharpenView the out of thIS world bullyour artIstic slons With a

exhIbition Artistry of Space Figure Drawmg class forThe NASA Art Program adults Saturdays Jan 12aboard ArtraIn USA the through Jan 26 from 1 to 3natlons only trilVtHU1~ piii The fee is $120 or $95museum dunng a DetrOit ior DIA membelHistoncal SocIety Sunday PreregIstratIOn is requiredStroll program Sunday for the classJan 13 at 2 pm at theNew Center 1100 N Main

MarkVourCalenda bullbullbullAttention Austinalumni

All graduates of AustinCathohc PreparatorySI1Iool whih dUlled in1978 are mvited to attendthe dedIcation of the newAustin Portico SaturdayJan 12 m conJunctlon WIththe 4 p m Mass at St CllUeof Montefalco Church atMack and WhIttIer mGrosse Pomte Park An all-class reunIOn win follow theceremony Call (313) 882-9812

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By Sharon Malersac Executlve Director

As thl ne vear beg1l1b many homebound senIOrsare stIllleehng the aftereffects of Sept 11 2001

Some people whoexpenence these lymp-

toms may develop PTSD and as many as one out of13 Americans will get PTSD at some pomt durmgtheir 11es Of those who do the good news IS that mmany caes PTSD can be treated successfully

E1a1ne MOIlto ofGroNe PolDte Parkand Suaan Lauppe ofGrosH Pointe Farmsare shown above atthe left belping ft1lthe baekete

sac deliversThe Interfaith Volunteer careetven a pro-

gram of Services for Older Citizens (sac)brought together tbe cburcbes bullbull cboo~ andRotary Club of Grosse Pointe to provide achance for young and older people to reacbout to seniors in the community

On Dec 19 thegroUpB joined to cre-ate more tban 220Christma cards and11ft baskets to be~~~~dtl fdurlDg tbe bondHundreds of peopledonated bsketbandmade carda andIJIfts

_Driving safely while aging gracefully

Because televlSlOnbrmgs the world to ourIvmg rooms tlus con-lt1ltlOncan occur lorpeople who never expe-nenced the traumabut wltnebsed Itthrough the media Theacute stress of a trau-matIc event causeschemical reactlOl1s 111

the bram as well asphYSIcal symptoms

Sbaron Maier

SOC OItionsTrauma of Sept 11can lead to PTSD

With 24 hour neWb coverage reexpenencmg thetrauma IS ab eay asturnmg on 0Ur televllOn Traumatic eventscan lead to a conditIOnknown as posttraumat-ICtress disorder orPTSD

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youre on these medicatiOnsor need to use devices suchas glucose or blood pressuremom tors If you see a doctorwhl1e youre away be sure toget a Similar confirmatIOnletter for your return flightto cover any new prescnp-tlons

3 Take extra supplies ofeverythmg 11 case yourflight IS delayed

4 Use onglnal contamersWith ongInal labels showmgthe names of the doctors andpharmaCIsts and the pre-scnbed dosage

5 Never put your medICa-tIOns Into checked luggageBaggt can be lost Also thecompartment can be too coldor too hot and rum theireffect venes~

For more mformatlOncheck WIth your alrlme ortravel agent

For more mformatlOo ontraffic s~fety for b1der ulefsVISit the NHTSA webSIte atwww nhtsa dot govpeopleinlurvolddnvelmdex html orWrite to the NatIOnalHighway Traffic SafetyAdmInIstratIOn 400Sventh St SWWashLngton DC 20590 Youcan also fax your request to(WJ)366-7721

about your dnvmg ablhtlestalk With your doctor He orshe can evaluate the sldeeffects of the medicationsyou may be talung ConSidertaking a mature driver classthrough AAA AARP or alocal dnving school Letlnabout transportation options111 the commumty and con-Sider trymg them out

While everyone wants tokeep driV1ng for as IOlg aspossible no one wants to bea threat to themselves or toothers because they are nolonger able to dnve safelySelf-awareness is the keyWith smart self-manage-ment you ran retain thepersonal mobihty thatcomes With dnvlng whIlelImiting the nsks to yourselfund to others

Depression Treat It Defeat It

The followmg are tips thatcan help you while travel-Lng

1 Get at least two copiesof all your prescnptlOnb oneto keep WIth you and one tomclude m checked baggagem case you need fmergencyrefills

2 Get letter from )ourdoctor) confirmmg that

rymg aboard a number ofobjects meludmg LnsuhnsyrngES and any containeror VIal that could hold apotennally dangerous sub-sance

The alrhne also tned toconfiscate a bottle holdingher hIgh blood pressuremedlCme (She had trans-ferred the pills from a bottleWIth a chl1d proof cap toone that was easier to open )It was only after shE bUg-gested lettmg the flightattendants hold her medicalsupphes that thp airlineagreed to call her doctor toconfirm her me~hcal statusand her need to have theseItems close at hand

If you do onslder plan-mng a route that you arefamIliar WIth and try todnve durmg the day (aVOIdrush hour) Keep a safe diS-tance between you and thecar ahead of you and try tomake left turns where greenarrows provide protectedturns Scan the road contm-uously to antiCIpate futureproblems and plan youractIOns

Scmetunes other 1JU1J1are the best Judges of yourdnvlng ability If someonehas expressed concerns

miSSIon power steenng andbrakes and other speCIalequlpmcnt can make it eaSler for you to steer your vehi-cle and operate the foot ped-als

8 Dnvmg reqmres dlld-mg your attentlon betweenmore than one SituatIOn at atime Do you feel over-whelmed by traffic stgIls andpedestrian and vehicle traffic Do you take medicationsthat make you drowsy or doyou expErlence dlzzmessseIzures or losses of con-sCIOusness Do you reactslowly to normal dnV1ng Sit-uations

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betic fnend had a problemlast month bring-lOg hermedicatIOns wlth her on afhght to attend her sonsweddmg In Utah She hadno Idea when she got to theaJrport that the new securi-ty regulatIOns put m placeafter Sept 11 ruled cut car

pavement mltllungs othervehicles and pedestnans -~~tlaUy t dawn dusk vrat mght Does the glare ofoncommg headlights causeyou discomfort

If you have expenencedany of these symptoms ofdechnmg VISIon alwayswear your glasses and keepyour prescnptlOn currentKeep your wmdshield mir-rors and headhghts cleanand your headhghts aimedcorrectly If youre 60 orolder see an eye doctorevery year

2 Diminished strengthcoordinatIOn and fleXIbilitycan Impact your ability tosafely control your vehicleDo you have trouble lookmgover your shoulder tochange lanes mOV1ng yourfoot from the gas to thebrake pedal or turmng thesteermg wheel Do you feelpam In your knees legs orankles when gomg up ordown staJrs

If j-ouve experienced alyof these symptoms talk WIthyour doctor about phySIcaltherapy or medIcatIOnandOr tTftchmg exercisesand a walkmg or fitness pro-gram An automatic trans-

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(NAPS) - For manyAmencans dnvmg is a wayof mamtammg mdepen-dence Changesthatoccurlnpeople as they age howevercan affect theIr ablhty todnve safely

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help you determme whetherphySIcal changes are affect-mg your dnvmg skIll andIf so how to cope WJth themso you remain a safe driverfor as long as you can

1 Good VISion IS essenbalfor good dnv1I1g health Doyou lampave problems reading3lgns or recognizing some-one you know from acrossthe street Do you havetrouble seemg lane and

Seniors celebrate ChristmasA Christmas party was held by Services for Older Citizens (SOC)as part

of its Food amp Friendship proglaJn The program ta1Iesplace Monday throughFriday and includes lunch exereiae bingo and a social event for GrossePointe and Harper Woods seniors age 60 and older

Mary Krupa and Joe Kowalski are served by Jim Flkany of Grosse PointeRotary at the party SOCis located at 17150 Waterloo in the City of GrossePointe

Dr Dan Guyer of Bon Secours Cottage HealthSystem Will present an mformatlve talk begmmng at1130 a m TuesdaYtJan 8 at the cIghborhoodClub 17150 Waterloo m the CIty of Grosse Pomte HeWIll OJCUSbthe causes and cures for posttraumaticbtress dlborder

In the past many people behEved that only soldIersor other people who had been m a war could getPTSD Based on new research doctors and otherhealth care profeSSIOnals are learning that all kmdsof people from different backgrounds can have trau-matIc expenences that lead to PTSD

You can also get more mformatlOn about PTSDfrom the followmg orgamzatlOns Anxiety DisordersAssociatIOn of Amenca (30U 231-9350www adaa org Freedom from Fear (888) 442-2022wwwfreedomfromfearorg and the National MentalHealth AsSOCiation (800) 969-NMHA www nmha org

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Grosse Pointe News

Encounter In the ThirdDlmenslOn ShackletonsAntarctic Adventurf SuperSpeedway and DisneysBeauty and the Beast DallyscrPenJngB Will be offeredon a rotatmg baSIS begm-mng at 9 am on the hourm the mommg and on thehalf-hour in the aftemoonand evenmg TIckets are $10for adults or $8 for semorsand children ages 12 andunder Call (313) 982-6001

Detroits pastStroll the Streets of Old

DetrOit trace more than 100years of automotive historyand travel from Frontlers toFactones through the per-manent exhibitions of theDetrOIt Hlstoncal Museum5401 Woodward m DetrOItTake In the exhibit ThePolish Presence ill DetrOItthrough Sunday June 9Introduce yourself to theVIPs of DetrOIts Polish com-mumty dunng a free Pohshand Proud Meet and MingleParty Saturday Jan 12 atneon See sap ltind shup atthe Glancy Trams ShowSunday Jan 13 from 10a m to 4 p m Tramappraisals will be $2 Beenchaned by the WhlmslCaIcollectIOn of thnfty toys mthe eXhIbition A PennySaved Com Banks from theComenca CollectlOnthrough Sunday Jan 13Expenence the history ofDetrOIts onglnal settlersIohroulh tnI pyrllhhlln

Land LIVes and LegendsNative Amencans mDetrOit DetrOIts 300thBirthday is the msplratlOnfor the special exlubltion 30Who Dared

The Museum IS openWednesday through Fndayfrom 930 a m to 5 p m andSaturday and Sunday from10 a m to 5 p m The sug-gested admISSIOn IS$4 50 foradults or $225 for seniorschlldren ages 12 and undererter flee

people do not have thlsproblem

Try exerclsmg your atti-tude If you beheve thatexercise will gIve you morenergy then It will

Most of the explana-tIOns I hear from peoplewho arent worlong out areexcuses Give yourself fivereasons why you shouldcommIt to an exerClse pro-graIn get started and stickWith it Leave the whmersbehmd Jom the WInners

Kelly Griffin B S C S CS IS a personaltramer and the owner ofPower Break Fitness If youhave a fitness or tramlngquestum e-maIl Kelly at letters kfwShearstsc com orwrite her In care of KmgFeatures Weekly SerVicePO Box 536475 OrlandoFL 32853-6475

To advertisein this coiumn

call (313) 882-3500by 200 pm Friday

KISKA JEWELERSThere is no time more fitting to

say Thank You and to wish yon aHappy New Year of healthhappiness and prosperity fromKISKA JEWELERS 63Kercheval on-the-HlIl (313)885-5755

Sunday from 9 30 a m to 5pm AdmISSIon IS $5 foradults and $3 for childrenover the age of five Call(313) 4945800

Sailor artShips In Bottles a collec-

tIOn of 30 whimSical worksof nautical art can beViewed through January2002 at Belle Isles DOSSInGreat Lakes MUloeumacceSSIble via theMacArthur Bridge at EJefferson and E GrandBoulevard m DetrOit Takem the free Video Belle Isle APortraIt m Time SaturdayJ-ll ~J rUUl 1 IU pill

Children can also explorethe hands-on exhibitIOnRacmg on the Wmd Salhngon the Great Lakes alongWith penn anent exhIbItIOnsfeatunng the doomed shipEdmund Fitzgerald and afreighter pIlothouse Themuseum 18 open Wednesdaythrough Sunday from 10a m to 5 p m AdmiSSIOn IS$2 for adults and $1 for chl1-dren a~8 12 to 18 Call(313) 852-4051

History aliveTravel through the past

100 years via the specialehibit Your Place in Time20th Century Amenca atThe Henry Ford Museumand Greenfield Village20900 Oakwood inDearborn Patrons may alsotour the museumsCommumcatiuull LI2htmeTransportatIOn andDomestIc Arts exhlbltlOnsThe Museum IS open dailyfrom 9 am to 5 p m

around watchmg a daytimetalk show or soap operaask yourself If there reallyIS no time for exercise

bull From the examples Ivealready given you can seethat exercise doesnt haveto cost you a penny Youdont have to Jom a healthclub or hire a tramer toreach your fitness goals

bull Start Simple espeCIallyIf youre embarkmg for thefirst time on a program ofexercise Try walkmg for 10mmutes three times aweek then add one minuteto your walk each weekYoull start to feel betterand ollce you do youll wantto continue

bull Afraid that exercise wlllrob you of Important energyyou need for the rest of yourday ThIs can only be trueIf you are exerclsmg toohard or too much Most

Ed MaliszewskiCarpeting

spectacular $6 millionNatIOnal AmphibianConsl IOn Center dedi-cated to the conservatIOnpreservation exhibitIon andmterpretatlon of aInphlblanilfe The Zoo IS open dallyfrom 10 a m to 4 pm ZooadmiSSion IS $8 for adults$6 for semors and chIldrenages 2 to 12 Parkmg IS $4for cars and vans Call (248)398-0903

Cool carsView a collection repre-

sentmg three decades ofautomotive deSign Includ-mg a 1904 Runabout a1QII)) ~H of rt l _ - V L V loA

a 1949 BUick RoadmasterRIVIera at the AutomotiveHall of Fame 21400Oakwood m Dearbornthrough Feb 2002 The Hallof FaIne IS open dally from10 a m to 5 pm The fee IS$6 for adults $5 50 forsemors ages 62 and up and$3 for chlldren ages 5 to 12Call (313) 240-4000

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Strings attachedAdults and duldren allke

can applaud the RUSSianfolk tale the FuebirdSaturdays at 2 pmthrough Jan 26 at theDetrOit Puppet Theatre 25E Grand River 10 DetrOItTickets are $7 for adults and$5 for chIldrenReservatIons are requestedCall (313) 961-7777

experienceExplore the wonders of

the Charles H WnghtMuseum of MncanAmerican HI Rtnry 315 EWarren in Detroit Trace theMotor CityS mUSIcal historyVia the new exhtbltlon Jazin DetrOit Before Motown APhotographiC HIStory run-ning through Sunday Jan13 The Museums coreexhibit Of the People cele-brates DetrOits place inAfrIcan Ameman herItageand culture The Museum ISopen Tuesday through

enough time to exerCIsewhy not use half of yourlunch break to exercise and~he other half to eat

You dont have to work upa sweat Keepmg a set ofdumbbells at work anddomg some weight trammgon your break can stillmake a difference

bull Many people find them-selves awash In faInJlyduties If you spend a lot oftime playmg taxI to andfrom the soccer field trygettmg there early andwallung a couple lapsaround the field Ill betthat If you start a routinelike this other parents wdlsoon Join in

bull Bemg productive Withyour tIme means scheduhngexercise mto your dayBlockIng out a time wIllguarantee a workout Thenext time youre slttlng

Youll fiad the finest brands inAmerica at Ed Maliszewski21435 Great2r Mack St ClairShores (586)776-5510

Start10g our 8th year $0 down$35 a month Watch for manysurprIses 10 2002 Its a good time Ito be a Po1Ote Fitness memberOn Mack 313885-3600

fee is $80 per month plus$50 for reglstraton Launcha new career With Prepanngto BabYSit Saturday Jan12 from 9 a m to 1230 p mThe fee IS $25 Tee-off With aTeen amp Youth Golf Chmcfuesdays Jan 15 throughFcb 5 frt1m 4 to 5 p m Thefee IS $40 BUild your young-sters confidence and mus-cleb With Pee Wee KarateSaturdays Jan 5 to March2 from 9 to 10 a m or 9 to10 30 a m The fee IS $35 forone hour or $50 for one-and-one-half hoursPreregIstratIOn I reqUiredCall (586) 7796111

Zoo newsExpertence the animals

and more at the DetrOIt Zooat Ten Mile and Woodwardm Royal Oak ThroughThursday Feb 28 Jom inWIld Winter festivitiesmcludIng storytelhng treedecoratmg Ice carv10g andthe sweet sounds or seasonalchOIrs View members of theHenry Ford CommumtyCollege Ice Carving Club atwork SaTurdays Jan 5 andJan 12 from 11 a m to 3P m Also on Jan 5 take mfree lUUmal themed docu-mentaries 10 the WildhfeInterpretive Gallery OnSunday Jan 6 SeptemberProductIOns presents HatsOff to Animals an interac-tive storytelhng experiencefrom 1 to 1 45 p m or 2 to245 pm The Roeper UpperSchool ChOlf Wlll perlormSaturday Jan l~ trom 1 30to 230 pm Chill out WIththe polar bears arctIc foxesseals and snowy owls at theZoos new 4 2 acre ArcticRmg of Life exhlbit VISitorscan catch the underwateractIOn With a trip throughthe Polar Passage a unique70-ft long clear tunnel tocatch all the excitIng under-water action Take a ride onthe wild side and get an anI-mals eye-view of life on theWild Adventure SimulatorTickets are $4 Along withVisits to the other great ani-mals guests can see the

The Village IS closed untilMonday Apnl 1 when It wlllbe open from 9 a m to 5 pmAdmission to the Museumranges from $7 50 to $1250Admission to the Vlllageranges from $8 50 to $14Chlldren under the age of 5and members are admittedfree ShOWing m theMuseums $15 mllhon IMAXTheatre are Mysteries ofEgypt 3-D MaOla- Call (313) 833-1805

~No excuse exercise is good resolution for 2002By Kelly GriffinKing Features

After seven years of per-sonal trammg I have heardJll$t about every excuse 10the book on why people can-not work out Some of themOst popular ones are lackof tnleurol money or energy

I beheve most peoplereally want to feel betterabout themselves havemore energy and be moreproductive yet feel thatexercise reqUires a block oftime that does not eXIst

Yet If our mmd-set aboutexercise would changemaybe it would be easier toget started

Here are some sugges-tIOns

bull Time IS very precious tomost people the more wecan fit mto one day the bet-ter If you work a Cull-timeJob and feel you dont have

The staff at NOTRE DAME IPHARMACY extends WIshes for avery Healthy amp Happy New YearWe appreCIate your loyal patron-age through the year at 16926Kercheval in-the-Village I(313)885-2154

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Clayworks class SaturdayJan 12 from 1 to 3 p mExplore a variety of tech-mques during aPrmtmakmg classSaturday Jan 19 from 10a m to noon Brush up onyour slulls dunng a PamtmgClass Saturday Jan 19from 1 to 3 pmPreregistratIOn IS reqUiredCall (313) 833-4249

All aboard IHop aboard Artram USA

the nations only travelingart museum Saturday Jan12 from 10 a m to 5 p mand Sunday Jan 13 from11am t05pm attheNewCenter 1100 N Main 10 AnnArbor Patrons can expenence the exhIbItion Artistryof Space The NASA ArtProgram Call (734) 747-8300 ext 236

Indoor playtimeThe Fanuly Center lDVltes

area preschoolers and theIrparents to come out of thecold and enJoy mdoorPlaytime programsTuesdays and Thursdaysfrom 1 to 3 pm at BeaconElementary School 19475Beaconsfield 10 HarperWoods or Wednesdays from9 to 11 am at the BamesEarlY Childhood Center20090 Mornmgslde 10Grosse Pomte Woods Thefree sessions wl1l runthrough April 2002 Call(313) 343-6711

Super scienceTour the new Improved

Detroit Science Center 5020John R m DetrOitBegmning Monday Jan 7embark on a Solar SystemAdventure view WmterNights and ZubenelgenubisMagical Sky in thp Centersnew Digltal DomePlanetanum Hands-on lab-oratory exhibits focus onmotion life sciences matterand energy waves andVlbrltlOns Now showmg inthe Centers lMAX Theatreare Journey lOto AmazingCaves and Dolphms Makeplans now to see the award-wmnmg Everest whichreturns to the IMAX DomeSaturdays and Sundays atnoon 2 and 4 pm throughSunday Jan 27 TheMuseum IS open Mondaythrough Friday from 9308m to 3 pm Saturday andSunday from 11 a m to 5p m AdmiSSIon IS $7 foradults $6 for seniors and $5ior children lMAx Theatretickets are an additional $2Call (313) 577-8400

Assumptionopportunities

AssumptIOn CulturalCenter 21800 MartEgtron theGrosse Pomte WoodsStClair Shores border offersyour children and teensenhghtenmg opportunitiesBnng those grades up WithKumon Math and ReadmgWednesdays from 3 45 to645 pm and Saturdaysfrom 10 a m to 1 p m The

War Memorial for kidsThe Grosse POinte War

Memorial 32 Lakeshore mGrosse Pomte Farms offersa full schedule of education-al and SOCial adventures forchildren Register today forJanuary classes ActivItiescan be charged to yourMaster Card or Visa VIa faxat (313) 884-6638 or phoneat (313) 881-7ill

South informationParents of eighth-grade

students who plan to attendGrosse POlUte South HighSchOOl m the Fall of 2002are InVited to explore thenInth-grade curnculum dur-mg an Information NIghtWednesday Jan 9 at 7pm In the SouthGymnatoTlum 11 GrossePOInte Boulevard In GrossePomte Farms Call (313)432-3513

Special needsexplored

Bames Early ChIldhoodCenter and The FamilyCenter will team to presenta panel of Grosse Pomte par-ents discussmg their JOur-neys of raising ChtldrenWlth Special Needs dunng aParenting EducatIOn Seriesfor Young FaImhes prograInTuesday Jan 15 from 7 to830 pm at BeaconElementary School 19475Beaconsfield In HarperWoods Chlldcare IS avaJ-able for those who reglsteror the Fridav onor to theprogram A voluntary dona-tion of $10 wIll be acceptedCall (313) 432-3800

Fun flicksJunior cmema buffs can

take 10 a W1de vanety of funflIcks during the GrossePomte Public Libraries freeWmter Fllm Festivalthrough Wednesday Jan23 Preschoolers can enjoyGeorge and Martha - BestFrIends Tuesday Jan 8 at4 pm at the Grosse PointeWoods Branch 20600 Mackin Grosse POlUte Woods orThursday Jan 10 at 4 pmat the Central Branch 10Kercheval In Grosse PomteFarms Grade school andmiddle school Iludlences cantake m Mary-Kate andAshley - Case of the SharkEncounter And EnC)clopedlaBrown - Burgled BaseballCards Wednesday J an 9 atthe Park Branch 15430Kercheval m Grosse POintePark Call (313) 343-2074

Artful opportunitiesAspmng artists ages 5 to

8 accompanied by an adultcan mdulge theIr talentsWIth a full schedule of class-es at the Detroit InstItute ofArts 5200 Woodward inDetrOIt Dragons dmosaursand hons are just a few ofthe Fantastic Ammals andFabulous Beasts you canfashIOn dunng a Clayworksclass Saturday Jan 12from 10 a m to noon PlOchIt Roll It COIl It dunng a

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funded under an mvestIgd-tor-Initiated research grantfrom the NatIOnal Instituteon Drug Abuse Surveys ofnationally representativesamples of Amencan highschool benlOrs were begun m1975 makmg the class of2001 the 27th such c1assurveyed Surveys of 8thand 10th graders wereadded to the delgn In 1991maklOg the 2001 natIOnallyrepreentatIve samples the11th such classes surveyed

The sample blzes m 2001are 16800 8th graders14300 10th graders and13300 12th graders for atotal of 44300 students mall

behaVIOr or SOCialproblemshave later been diagnosedWIth VISIOnproblems

Parents should look forthee symptoms

bull short attention spanbull being eaSily frustrated

or agltatedbull slttmg too close to TV or

holdmg book too closebull rubbIng eye squlntlng

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We cherish our chddrenWe should chensh theIrVIlOn too An eye care pro-feSSIOnal can make all thedifference

Assisted LivingSUW Nllsing Care

Established m 1948 theInstltute for SOLial Research(lSR) I among the worldsoldest survey research orga-mzatlOns and a worldleader In the developmentand applicatIOn of SOCialSCI-ence methodology ISR con-ducts ome of the most Wide-ly Cited studies m thenatIon Includmg the Surveyof Consumers the NatIOnalElectIOn Studies theMomtonng the FutureStudy the Panel Study ofIncome DynamICS theHpRlth and RetirementStudy and the NatIOnalSurvey of Black AmencansViSit the JSR Web sIte atwwwIErumlch edu for moremformatIon

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Issues related to agingbull Direct TV In every roombull Convenient free

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Reslclentiol UvingShort- Tenn Rehabiltlrtion

Continuing to Uve Ufeto the Flest bullbullbullSt John SeniorCommunity

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types of changes you mightexpect to result from shiftsm the advertlsmg miX agreater amount of negatIvenews coverage or less favor-able portrayals of smokmgIn entertmnment program-mmg

There IS also eVldenpetrom the study that ciga-rettes have become some-what less avaIlable to teensThe proportlOn of 8thgraders s8)lng that It wouldbe ~falrly easy or veryedlgtY tor tnem to get cIga-rettes 11 they wanted somehas fallen from 77 percent In1996 to 68 percent In 2001Among 10th graders theproportIOn fell somewhatless from 91 percent to 86percent over the same timeperIOd The mvestlgatorsnote however that the greatmajority of these youngteens stIll say that they haveready access to cIgarettes

Will these favorabletrends In cigarette smokmgamong young people contm-ue

The reductIOns in thenumbers of teens who aresmokmg or who are accept-mg of smokln should helpto deter other teens fromstartmg Johnston saidBut the fact that the pro-portlOn who 1udge smokingto be dangerous IS no longernSlng may be an early warn-ing Sign of a slowdown m thedeclme in teen smokmg

Monitonng the Future IS

By Dr Howard Purcell(NAPS) - Heres an eye-

openmg statistic Only 9percent of Amencan chl1-dren have had an eye exambefore they entlr schoolThat can lead to more prob-lems than parents mayImaglne

Parents should take theirchtldren to an eye care professlOnal for a comprehen-SIve eye exam - not slinplya Vlblon screenlng - by theage of three again beforestartmg Bchool and everyyear while In school

Cherish childrens vision

A thorQugh eXRmlfllltonconsists of more than Simplyreading a chart It tests notonly VISIOn but also pro-VIdes information about thechilds overall health profile

Many children who havefared poorly at school or whohave demonstrated negative

A conSiderable body ofresearch - some of It basedon Momtorlng the Futuredata -- has shown that pncecan be an Important deter-rent to smokmg for youngpeople Work reported lastmonth by the UM investiga-tors at the World ConferenceUll 8111ukmg or health InNew Orlean hows thatsince 1997 the proportIOn ofstudents reportmg frequentexposure to antl-smokmgads has Increased conslder-~blJ Iu t1nA dJC lUU1JOTuuncredltmg the ads With actu-ally helpmg to mfluencethem not to smoke hasIncreased substantially aswell

Smce 1995 there has beensome mcrease at all gradelevels m the proportIOns ofstudents sa)lng that pack-a-day smokers run a greatrisk of harmmg them-selves (phjrsJcaHy UJ Jamp uLLerways) although thiS beliefdid not mcrease any furtherIn lOOl (Thl MODltonng theFuture study has shown per-ceived harm to be an Impor-tant deterrent to young peo-ples use of a number of Ilhc-It drugs)

While many adultsbeheve that young peopleunderstand the dangers ofsmokmg our data suggestthat a lot of tettllgt stIli donot particularly the youngerteens Johnston saId Forexample Some 43 percent oftodays 8th graders stili donot thmk there is a greatnsk associated With pack-a-day smokmg

In addition there hasbeen some Increase smce1996 (1997 for 12th graders)In students personal dIsap-proval of smokmg

These findmgs suggestthat It IS not Just pnce thatIS actmg as a deterrent toclgarltte use JohnstonsaId There have been someunderlymg changes mImportant beliefs and atti-tudes as well These are the

to management about futureplans for the faclhty lnclud-Il~g new equipment diS-counts mcentlves and pro-grams

If you really enj)y a goodhealth club It can becomeyour home away from homeThe people you meet and thegood feehngs of accomphsh-ments and results can beworth It If you find the rightone Ask all the nght questwns and research the localfaclhtles to find the perfectmatch for you

Kellv rrdfrn B S C S CS lS a p~rsonal tramer and the owner of PowerBreak FUness If you have afitness or tramlng questIOne-matl Kelly atletters kfwShearstsc com orwnte her m care of KmgFeatures Weekly SerVicePO Box 536475 OrlandoFL 32853-6475

~nsor~d byY BoN SfcoURS COTTACE

HEALTH SnvlCfS ~

shown Important dechnes III2001 bpeclfically I

ThIS year about one Inevery 18 8th-graders (5 1percent) IS a current dallysmoker one of every eight10th graders (122 percent)and about one In every five12th graders (19 percent)These dallr smo~lng rate~are down proportIOnallyfrom ther peak levels In1996 (1997 III the case of the12th graders) by about one-half one-third and one11 ltlrtn1j nt~~t~u~~) Thrare down proportlOnally Justfrom last years levels by 26percent 13 percent and 8percent respectively

These important dechnesm teen smokmg did not Justhappen by chanceJohnston said A lot of mdl-vlduals and organizatIOnshave been making concertedefforts to bnng down theunaccectlblv hgh rates ofsmokmg am~ng ~ur youth ~

Amon~ the efforts henotes are a number thatemerged from the tobaccosettlement between thestates and the tobacco com-panies

The Joe Camel advertIS-Ing campaign was endedbillboard adYertlBlng of ciga-rettes was ehmmated andantlsmoklng advertlsmgcampaigns werp Inltated bythe newly formed AmencanLegacy FoundatIOn that wasfunder under the settle-ment Johnston saidFurther a number of stateslaunched their own antl-smokmg ad campaignsullIe aiso raIsed theIr excisetaxes on cigarettes and theIndustry raised prices morder to cover their costsfrom the settlement On topof all of thIS the mdustryreceived a great deal of neg-ative pubhclty dunng themld- to late-1990s as theIrpast practices were exposeddunng the htigatlOn processWIth the states and m thefederal regulatory debates

Abullrnelcan Councll onExerCise (ACE) and TheNatlOoal Strength andCondltlOmng ASSOCiatIon(NSCA) There are othersthat Just requIre a weekendcourse Find out how manyyears the person has beentralnmg and whether theyhave a degree m the field

The third Issue IS conve-mence You want to be surethe faclhty IS easy to get tofrom your home or Job If Ittakes you too long to getthere or It IS out of your wayyou may be wastmg yourmoney

FInally check the avad-ablhty of classes and equip-ment VISit the faCIlIty at theapprOXImate time you planto exercise so you can seeow busy thmgs are Youdont want your one-hourworkout to ake two hours tocomplete because yourewaltmg on machmesl Talk

Areyou ayoung adult troubled f)with lower back problems f-

Attend a FREE lecture

Thursday Jan 10 at 7 pmCnnnely Auditorium at Bon SeCburs Hospital468 Cadieux at E lefferson in Grosse Pointe

Daniel Elskens MD a Bon Secours Cottage neurosurgeon explainS the mostcommon reasons for low back pain In young and middle-aged adults such assports InJunes or lumbar strain He also discusses current treatment methods thatInclude minimallY invasive procedures and dlscectomles (removal of the damageddiSC from between the spine bones) The lecture IS directed at men and womenbehleen the ages of S 21d soA Questlon-and-answer session IS Included and refreshments are servedRtst1Il11()n~ Irt rlQUlred

For more information or to pre-register callCommunity Health Promotion at (586) 779-7900

Included high school seniorsSinCE 1975 and natIOnallyrepresentative samples of8th and 10th graders since1991 QuestIOnnaires areadministered to students Intheir c1asbroomb by ISR staflmembem each sprmg

Current smokmg (definedac S10klng- one or ffi0rc Cig-arettes dunng the past 30days) had been decllmngsteadily blnCe the reLentpeak levels reached m 1996among 8th and lOthgraders and m 1lt1lt17~TTHO

12th graders Between 1996and 2001 current smokmgamong 8th graders fell from21 percent to 12 percentand among lOth gradersfrom 30 percent to 21 per-cent

Among 12th graders cur-rent smokmg fell from 37percent m 1997 to 30 per-cent In 2001 - a proportion-al decline of about two-tenthb Thus the youngerage groups have shown thegreatest Improvement so farThe drop In current smokmgthat occurred Just thiS year- of 2 5 percentage POintsm 8th grade and 2 6 percent-age POints In 10th grade -are highly statistically slg-mficant while the Z percent-age-pomt dechne In 12thgrade fell Just short of bemgsjgIhficai1t

Prior to the peak teensmokmg rates reached Inthe mld-1990s currentsmokmg among 8th and10th graders had been nsmgrapIdly With about a 50 per-cent mcrease ocrurringbetvccn 1991 and 19SGSmoklllg had been nsmgamong 12th graders as wellthough not by as large a pro-portlOn

The rates of dally currentsmokmg m the three gradelevels (defined as havmg oneor more cigarettes per dayover the past 30 days) havehnwtl parallel trends tothose for any current smok-mg and hkewlse have

slOn on thp tRrihn eqmp-ment You might want to askwho cpans the equipmentSamtary facilities careabout thelr members

Second check the quahfi-catIOns of the staff You wantto be bure ~haL the peoplewho are showmg you how toexercise know what they aredomg Ask to talk directly tothem and ask questIOns Letthem know If you plan to usea personal tramer whatyour health history IS andwhat your goals are fortrammg The more thoroughyou can explam your previ-ous expenences the easier ItWIll be for the trainer to fig-ure out what w111work foryou

Some highly recogmzedcertificatIOns for perconaltramers are from TheAmencan College of SportsMedlcme (ACSM) The

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Teen smoking declines sharply in 2001In a year In which good

news seems hard to come bythere IS some good newsfrom the health frontCigarette smoking the leadIng cause of preventabledeath and disease In thiscountry IS falling harplyamong American teenagers

The latest natIOnal surveyIn the ~MoOltorJng theFuture~ smes conducted bythe Umverslty of MichiganInstitute for Social Research(lSR) shoy s that teen smok-mg IS rapidly dechnmg

t)WlOO on natIOnally repre-sentative surveys of some44000 students In grades 810 and 12 18k research SCIentlsts have found that ado-lescent smokmg IS dechmngat a vigorous pace ThiS con-trasts to the dramaticincrease In teen smokingobserved In the early 199Ossays study director Lloyd DJohnston

Because the ~~n yearsare cntlcal In the mitiatlOnof HIIMIy aU hfetlme smok-mg habits what happensdunng that developmentalpenod IS vital to the eventu-al health and longeVity ofeach generatIOn JohnstonSald Thats what made thesharp Increase In the early1990s so wornsome and It ISalso what makes thiS

During thisholiday season be a

responsible party hostSee that your guests

have a good timeand arrive

home safdy-First A Friend

Then A Host-~bull

Shop around-fot the best health club

dechne hich began In thelattpr half of the 1990s soenCUUlil~mg

The 2001 Momtonng theFuture survey Included stu-dents m 424 publH and pn-vate secondary schoolsthroughout the cotermmousUmted Statpl Tnhls~on andfellow social psychologistsJerald G Bachman andPatnck M OMalley havebeen conducting the studysince 1975 With supportprovIded by the NationalInstitute on Drug Abuse oneof the NatIOnal Institutes ofHealth m the U SDepartment of Health andHuman ServIces

The annual surveys have

By Kelly Griffin BSCSCS

With the New Year youmay find yourself resolvmgto lose the same 10 or 15pounds you swore to workoff last year Couldnt do It

fon your own Perhaps ItStime to conSider JOlnmg agym or health club

There are plenty of bene-fits In JOining a fitness faCil-Ity You get a vanety ofequIpment and classes tochoose trom Meetmg peopleIS easy You can get helpstartmg a routme from anattendant or trameI If youare looking to Jom a fitnessfaclhty for the first time orwould hke to shop aroundfor a better one than the oneyou currently attend hereare some tips for finding thebest one for the money

First and foremost makesure the eqUipment IS keptm good workmg condItIOnIn any facthty aflty shouldbe first Check for rustedcableb or weight plates duston the machines and corro-

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way between the WhIteHouse and the CapItol or onthe Memonals webSite atwww lonpsallor org

For more mformatlOn orto enroll contact the founda-tiOn at U S Navy McmonalFoundatiOn AttentwnNavy Log 701 PennsylvamaAve NW SUlte 123Washington D C 20004-2608 or call (800) 821-8892extenslOn 730

AAA lgtuggests learmngmore about the benefits ofpurchasing tnp msurancefrom a quahfied travel pro-feSSIOnal such as a AMtravd llgent Travel msur-ance b your safety netshould the unexpected ansebut 1 IS up to you - thetraveler - to determine If ItISnght for you

erage for your overseas tnpMany Umted States healthplans do not cover you out-SIdeofAmenca

A-A_A advles treveerc tndo theIr homework beforepurchasmg tnp insuranceAAAadVlses

bull Dont buy a pohcy fromthe wholesale tour operatorcoordmating your trip Ifthat company defaults thepolicy may be worthless

bull Dont buy tnp insurancefrom a crUlse hne TheIrpolICiescan carry less cover-age and Lhlirbenefits maystop between 24 and 72hours before you depart Inaddition crUise hnes areunder no obhgabon to pas-sengers who do not purchasetheir air package

bull Request the full lUsur-anlp cnntract so you WIknow everything that thepohcy does (and does not)cover

Presldent Bush willthauk YOu AlanGreenspan Mil thankyou Most of all youraccountant MIl thankyou

servce mformatlon and pho-tographs of more than aquarter of a milhon ~rvlcepersonnel

All enrollments form apart of Amencas endunngnaval hentage a permanentand pubhcly access1bleVideoregIster avaIlable forrevlewmg at the NavalHcntage Center nClrt to theNavy MemOrIal onPennsylvama Avenue mld-

The current U SMaster Tax GUIdeandback copIes are In busi-ness reference as wenThese dont arrive unulFebruary but unlessyoure dying to do yourtaxes before the formsbecome aVallable they

stances such as illnessdeath or vendor bankruptcyTnp cancellatwn or mter-ruptwn msurance averages$5 or $6 ~ lnn of tripcosts

AAA Travel offers tsMchlgan customers aTravel Related InsurancePohcy (TRIP) whIch pro-Vdes comprehenSIVe coverages for alr travel baggagetrip cancellation or mterrup-tion and personal protectIOn

Dckcns recommendschetkmg your eXlstmglosurante Jolnlelgt to Mlewhat IS covered while youand your famdy are away

bull Check Mth your autoinsurance company befOrerentmg a car to find out Ifyou are covered In the eventof an aCCIdentYoumay needInsurance through a CArrental company and anmternatlonal drlvmg per-mt

bull Fmd out If your home-owners pohcy covers lostluggage f you have anumbrella pohcy lost luggagemay already be covered butwould be subject to thedeductIble Baggage nSui-ance through TRIP wouldcover thIS deductible

bull Check WIth your med-cal msuranctl providerbefore purchasmg extra cov-

For those who go deeplymt)thlS morass the bUSI-ness reference coll~tlonholds up-to-date printmatenals

The two-vOlumeInternal Revenue Codecovers the law We havethe current code and pastcodes going back to 1990The code covers tax lawand we dont get new eltl-bong ulatil aab~1the Apnl15 deadlme 80 you willneed to check more cur-rent sources

C8iebrote The Great Lakes

MCHGAN

Grosse Pointe public libraryis ready for a taxing situation

http Ilwwwtreas state ml Will bl mg yOU up to dateus They still have only B~t most of us use mOreyear 2000 forms SQ youll straightforward sourcesJust have to watt untIl The most popul~ pertheyre good and ready to sonal tax gude 18 J K

th t Lassers Your Incomegive em au W k th tDetrmt 2001 Income tax Tax e eep e mos

recent cnes on hand bothbusmess reference andclTCulatmg so you cancheck tt out of the libraryfor a couple of weeksYoull want the 2002 edl-bon to cover your 2001taxes

The Ernst and Younglax ~aver s rwae comeshighly recommended formdlVduals domg theirown taxes Park andWoods branch hbranesboth have the 2002 edl-tlon covering the 2001tax year

Before we have all theforms are ready to go at forms we put out gIvehttp IIwww Cldetroitml us away copes of

Pubhcatlon 17 of theIRS This is the govern-ments own overall gwaefor getting you throughtlus When we run outthey dont send us moreIf you really want to usethis Its the one publica-tion you have coplck upearly

Magszmes and newspa-pers Wlll have artlCles ontaxes from now untilApnl

Theres a loLof mforma-bon out there brave soul

On the other hand youcould come to the aid ofthe economy by htnng anaccountant

Youll find state ofM1clugan tax fonns at

You neednt worry aboutthat Eventually every-thmg wdl be onlme Youcan go m through thebookmark on our homepage which should takeyou straight to the 2001forms and mstrucbons

If you prefer you cantype 1( thp wph addressand then follow dIrectlonsor icons to get to formsand mstructlons Thefederal tax site ishttp IIwwwrsgov Most ofthe federal forms areupdated but check theeaJ Some still are 2000Some are 2002

ByHnGr~ryG P PublIC Library

Domg taxes IS almostas much fun as brulhmga eats teeth

Even so while the restof the world was celebrat-109 the holIdays a few ofyou came to the hbrary tofind out when well putthe tax stuff out

Have no fear Itsalready arTlvmg At WrIt109we have more than70 cartons of the baneT)~ t 01 n riPAn th ~~J _ ~ oJ

many more WIllbe m andwe win have the tax formexhlb1ts out WIth formsfree for the talong

Many forms straggle mthrough January Somenever arnve at all Thefederal forms arrIve firstsporadically The stateforms almost never gethert until the end ofJanuary DetroIt formsamve even later If theyare sent at all

Old you seTYeThe UmtedStates Nvy MemonalFoundatlOn m WashingtonDC has estabhshed theNavy Log m an effort tohonor all naval veteranswho have served our coun-try

The Navy Log IncludesNavy Manne Corps CoastGuard and MerchantManners The Navy Log hasthus far collected the names

Now more than ever tnpInsurance ISproVldmg peaceof mmd tv Amencans whoare eXeTCSmgtheIr freedom- _ _ D_~ _ ~_

_ laV~l lIIgt _I only about 8 to 10 percent oftravelers purchased msur-ance accordmg to TravelGuard InternatIOnal ofStevens Pomt WIS thecountrys largest travelinsurer Now between 33and 50 percent are bUYingtravel msurance

ThlS is a good Sign thattravelers are takmg a en-ous mterest m protectingtheir vacation mvestmentsllld Larry Dickens chrectorof vendor relations for AMTravel Agency We wantpeople to mamtam theirnormal travel habIts andtrip insurance prOVIdes anextra level of securitv

Accordmg to D1ckens Ifyour Journey mcludes acruse a package tour or acondo or VUa- whIch oftenreqUIres payment In fullbefore you leave - tripmsurance can be qUite use-ful The same IS true If youshould requue medIcalattentwn whlle overseas

The relatively small addi-tIOnal purchase car savethousands of dollars f thetraveler IS forced to canceldue to unforeseen crcum-

Washington memorial honors veterans

TRIP insurance offerspeace of tnind for travelers

Dlclunson saldIt cost $1368 to pnnt the

ongmal verswn The reVeion would add $560

Woods deputy comptrollerRobert Kraft told commis-SIon members he would seekpnce quotes from mulbplepnnters

Smce the booklet IS forthe reSIdents of GrossePomte Woods and that anaverage of 50 booklets IS ds-tnbuted by the city clerk tonew resdents each monthKraft agreed addItIOnalfundlng could be obtamedfrom the citys operatingbudget to support the cost ofnMntlnlJ ~n PYnltnllPCl Pelt-tlOn a~cordingto tree com-mlSsion documents

We dont have the fundsIn tlns years budget to addthe four pages but wereproceedmg to develop tha~Dickinson sad We hope mthe next fi1cal year wellinclude that in our budget

Tasty broccoh amp garhcIS a perfect SIde dsh wthbeef poultry or seafoodSteam the broccoh aheadto save time Double therecipe for larger groups

My brotherm-law CarlHankla helped me pre-_ +l- Irl ~ 41~ n 1 u - -

ful broccoh We served Itwth beef tenderlolIl andmashed potatoes (pre-pared by my other brother-In-law Dan Caton) Themeal was e~oyed by myentlr~ famly

Together we had tun lI1

the kltchen Eatinghealthy doesnt have to bebonng Special thanks toCall for being my righthand tn the Iotchen dur-mg the hohdays yourethe best

200 PM THE LEGAL INSIDERChIstopher Cavanagh Hosts local attome)s DaVid Draper and DouglolSDempse) tae an illS Ide Jccl at current legal ISSueS(Repealed M-Sun 400 AM MlWfSun 6 00 PM)

230 PM POINTERS WITH PROSTGuesl AJra PollacA IvtChgQJI Em rounema CounetlHost John Prosllllier-Iels local celebnlles aboullirneI) 10JllCS (Repeated M-Sun 40 AM MIWIFSun700 PM)

300 PM TH11iGS TO DO AT THE WARMEMORIALGueSIS Jobl1 Case) amp MIchelle BomlaTloBunn) Brooks host an IIlformalle 100 al whal sha~llInl al the War Memonal (Repeated M Sun) OOAM MWiIiun 8 00 PMgt

330 PM POINTES Of HORTICUITUREGuesl Joe S Floer ArI(llglI Parr IHost honleultuml Jim Farquhar hares lips gles61(1Ice and Inlen IC S lOCJ1 dULhOIIIIl VII grdcOIng(Repeated 1 gtun ~OAM MWII Sun 6 10 PvI)

400 PM YOUNG VIEW POTNTF-Sl pbeal )oulh sho featunng students reJXgtnmg00 a anel) of educallonal loples (Repealed M iun 600AM 1 Ifi un 810 PM)

4)0 PM HTERCOI_OR WOR~JlOPRenowned local artist (arol LaChlUsa demonlralealereolor lechnlques SImple enough for begmnerltHI challengmg 10 the epenenced artist (RepealedM-Sun 610 -M 1IWflltun 9 ()()PM)

500 PM VITALITYPLtA half hour of hod) Il1mng and epklci bolngexercIe cia 1WIF-iiun tepleklxllIlgTffhiat Tone IRepeated M iun 7 00 AM)

530 PM fLSICAtiTORY11MtJAMBOREEHosls 11 GlOria from the Central Llonmand MI~ Paula lhe Mem 1u~ Maer ofter a Ihalf hour of tones dnu mule lor children(T rrh~1 0 PM onl) )

BOllshallow water m asteamer pot add the broccob and cover Steam for 3to 4 mmutes (It Mil stillbe bnght green) drainand set aSIde Heat the 011in a large nonbtlck slolletAdd the garhc oreganoand broccoh and sauteuntIl the garlic becomesgolden about 4 to 5 mm-utes

A LA ANNIE

By Annie RouleauSCheriff

(from ajar)14 teaspoon crushed

red pepper flakes(optional)

Every new resldent getsa copy of thIS book

Is a beautiful bookDickmson sllld It was theTree Commisswns contnbu-bon to the Ctys 50thanmversary along Mth theHlstoncal CommIssionschronology of the Woods

The proposed four-pageexpanSlOn wlll have room foraddltional hlstoncal mfor-mation

We have plans tomcrease the content of thebook mcluding a map thatMil show all the varieties oftrees on the walkin~ path atLake Front Park said AllenDlckmson the Woods citycouncIl represent8tlve to thetree commisson

Commumty Tree Bookletpublished by the GrossePomte Woods TreeCommlSSlont WIll includemajor changes accordmgto commlssion members

GROSSE POINTE WAR MEMORIALS

TV5TELEVISION FOR THEWHOLE COMMUNITY

Holidays are over its time to getback to healthy eating

Add the roaeted pepperand crushed red pepperand toss for an add1tonal2 to 3 mmutes SeasonwIth salt and pepper IfdeSIred Serve hot

910AM InUIT PUISA half hour deroblc ccrclse class (Repeated M-SunII 00 PM)

938 AM POSITIVELY lOSlTIVEFTOIIA LtOld IVrllIhl HauseHosts JeaOle kNell and Lit AIen bull an upllftmg half-hour of JX1li lItltudc and Ideas (Repealed M-sunII 0 P1 MVr gtun 9 0 PM)

10ooA1 WHOS ll THE KITCHEllGllel Ptrld PerHost Chue Kaess eools With local eclebntles(Repelcd 1 un IHJnghl TThS 1( 0 PM)

1038 M ISIIgt ARTArt amp Poem(Repclted 1n 12 gtOAM 1Wif-Sun5 gt0 PM)

1100 A OlT OF THE ORDINARY bullbullINTO TIfJ- EXTRAORDI1oIARYGuesl jail SII ImagerHolaquol ROOcrtTa Ir prcoent an etraordmal) half-hour01 poopk p1ac~ nd Icka (Repealed M Sun 00AvI 1 n h ial 9-00 P1)

1130 11 THF ~OCSHOWCelller fOI Peace amp tOIlfcl Sludies WSUHot rrJIl ehonLnhltrg and her gues dl~U toptcalld e Ill 01 panleuldr Inlerest to en lOT ~IIIZtn(Reptaled M un 1 ~()AM TffhSal ( 00 PM)

U69 pf 11IF ECONOMIC CLUB OfDETROITHIS Fmlllltnct Adam Cardma MGldaFeature nllIonall no n guet speaKe dl~eulIlgcurren I 11 n Ihe bulnts communi I) IRepealedM-Sun 2 00 A 1 1 Th al 7 IXl PMgt

110 PM THt EASTSIDE EAMIJilERRonald 1 f)gtIIafd HOllie

HOit Jlliia ~m and UCI highlight upeomlllg localnon proII [lllt111 elLnl (Reneated 1 iun ~ OOAM1IWI un 7 ~O11)

130P1 (0 ERSTIO~ WITHCOI I EltTORBcaln POlleH~L lU UI HdlV f~lluSCS ll1i k)CJ ntc ng clI cI rRl peatcd vi 110 0 AM Tffhlial ROO111

Broccoli amp Garlic1 pound broccoli flo-

rets (the tops of thetrees)

2 teaspoons olive oilS garlic cloves

minced14 teaspoon dried

oregano14 cup thinly sliced

roasted red pepper

Its time to pItch theChristmas cookles thenuts the pies and cakesand other sweet holidaydehght that youvetucked around thelutchen

Its tlntl to get healthyStart the new year

nght by treatmg yourbody to the fresh fruitsand vegetables that areavaIlable year round

ThIS weeks feature IS aIiT l ~1o hrgt +-1) 0 ~11 tJ 1 -

broccoli that S SImple toprepare and puts a littleZIpmto the popular greenvegetable

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DAYTIME PROGAAMVIING FOR THE WEEK OF JANUARY 06 - JANUARY 13

Woods tree booklet is branching outBy EsradLindbergStaff Wnter

A local group of treefdncJ~r 1S lvukifl~ for aprmter to manufacture1000 addItlonal copIes of agulde to area trees I

A new edItIon of the

1+1Martini lounge

amp Wine BarUve Music Friday lk saturdaY

January 3 2002Grosse Pointe New8 Metro calendar 76

Periodontal disease may lead to seriousmedical conditions but it is treatable

For addItional Informa-tIOn on penodontal dIseaseVISIt www arestm com orcall (866) 2737864

Interestingly In a recentsurvey of 1000 Amencansover half rated regular den-tal VISItsand teeth cleanmgshIgher than gettmg regullt1cholesterol checks Howeverfar fewer request a dentalscreemng that could predIcttheIr chances of contractingpenodontal disease

nate the remaming bactenathat cant be reached dunngthe SRP procedure ArestmIS a fast and easy treatmentthat IS Omfortable forpatients anesthesia IS notneeded

ExhUttIona ShowAt the DIA

From the old masters tothe finest m modern art dIS-cover the gallerIes and exhI-bItIOns of the DetrOItInstItute of Arts The play-tmngs of the baby boomergeneratIOn are the focus ofphotographer DaVIdLevmthals VIVidexhIbItionSmall Wonder Worlds In aBox runnmg throughSunday Feb ~ The eventsof late 16th and 17lh centu-ry England and the beautyof nature are reflected m theexhIbItion Garden Imageryin English EmbrOIdery openthrough Sunday March 10Amencas oldest culturaltralhtlOnb are celebrared mthe exhIbItion Dance of theForest Spmts A Set ofNative American Masksthrough May 2002 Museumhours are Wednesdaythrough Fnday from 11 amto 4 pm and Saturday andSunday from 11 a m to 5p m Recommended admisSlon IS $4 for adults and $1for chIldren and studentsCall (313) 833-7963

On go nDSO notes

The DetrOlt SymphonyOrchestras DetrOlt EdlsonFoundabon Pops returns toOrchestra Hall 3711Woodward m DetrOitThursday Jan 10 throughSunday Jan 13 for StarsStllpes and Pops with trumpeter Marcus BelgravePerformances are scheduledfDr Thursday at 8 pmFriday and Saturday at 8 30P m and Sunday at 3 p m

T1ckets range from $19 to$75 Call (313) 576-5100

weekly workouts are $78 fortwo sessions $106 for threesessIOns or $124 for four ses-sIOns RegIster today forJanuary classes mcludmgGolf Tae Kwon Do KarateYoga TennIS GUItar AdultConversational GreekSmart Women FinIsh FIrstand Watercolors MacombCounty Commumty Collegeoffers a WIdevanety of waysto expand your honzons attheir AssumptIOn CulturalCenter campus To regIsterfor MCC programs call(586) 4984000PreregIstratIOn IS reqUIredfor most AssumptIOn cours-es Call (586) 779-6111

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Then fill out ttns form send 111096llterctleval Grosse PootErFarms 48236 or fax to (313) 882-1585 by 3 P m Fnday

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Recently dentISts andhygJemsts have begunaddmg the antIbIOticArestm a locally admmls-tered antibiotIc to help fightpenodontal dIsease to theSRP procedure The antlblotic ISapphed dIrectly to themfected area helpmg ehml-

serious health condItionsBecause penodontal dIS-

ease is a chrome bactenalmfectlOn It can be treatedWIth an antibIOtic TypIcaltreatment for penodontaldisease mcludes scaling androot planing also known asSRP This non-surgIcal procedure Involves deep clean-mg above and below thegum hne to remove plaquethat has bUIlt up

Parents who SIgn up for aKalo class can take advan-tage of free KIddIeKalolBaby Sitting Mondaythrough Thursday from 9 30to 10 a m Nonreglsteredparents pay $1 for fuddleKalo The 17-statlOnNauttlus weIght traInIngroom IS open Mondaythrough Thursday from B to1030 a m and 6 to 830 p mand Fnday from 8 to 1030a m The fee IS $50 for twodays per week $70 for threedays per week or $4 fordrop-m users KaloExerciseJNautilus combo

Ford Houseexperiences

Expenence the grandeurof one of AmencasCastles at the Edsel ampEleanor Ford Houlgte llUULakeshore m Grosse PomteShores Tours WIllbe offeredon the hour Tuesdampythrnugh Sunday from noonto 4 pm Monday Jan 7through Sunday March 31The Ford House Will beclosed Monday Jan 21through Monday Feb 4 TheTea Room will be closeduntil Sunday March 31Tonrllt re ~n for nnlh ~ifor semors -and $4-f~~--~~I~dren Grounds admISSIon IS$5 Annual Passes are avaIl-able for $18 Call (313) 884-4222

Assumption offeringsA full schedule of classes

and events aWalt you at TheAssumptIOn CulturalCenter Reach a npw tab- ofwell-being and cardlOvascular fitness by slgnmg up forKalosomatlcs exercIse pro-grams which combme aero-bICSWIth walking runningstretchmg elements of yogaand k1ckboxmg The WinterSession will run throughSaturday March 2 Fees are$52 tor two-day seSSIOns$74 for three-day sessIOnsand $94 for four-day ses-sions There IS a 25 ilis-count for semors

1~~SehnskyGreen FarmhouseMuseum located dIrectlybehmd the St ClaIr ShoresPubhc LIbrary LIsted In theMIchIgan State RegIster ofHlstonc Sites thIS farm-house IS owned by the CItyof St ClaIr Shores dnd oper-ated by the St Clair ShoresHlstoncal CommISSIOn Thehouse IS open for toursWednesday and Saturdayfrom 1 to 4 pm Call (586)771-9020

If left untreated gIngIVltlScan progress to penodontltlswhen the plaque spreadsbelow the gum lIne Toxmsm the bactena can destroythe bone and gum that surround the teeth creatmgpockets for bactena to accumulate As the pocketsbecome deEpermOrEroom screated for bactena to growEventually these bactenaenter the blood streampotentially leadIng to morc

In the early stage of pen-odontal dIsease the gumscan become red swollen andbleed eaSily At thIS stagethe dIsease IS reverSIble andcan be ehmmated throughroutme dental cleanmgs anddaily brushing and flossmg

Gum dIsease IS a senouschroDlc bactensl mfectlonthat attacks and destroysthe gums and bones thathold your teeth in place ThemfectlOn occurs when dentalplaque a sticky sometimescolorless film accumulateson the surfaces of the teeth

tal infections - and othermore serious diseases Thispotentlal connectionbetween gum disease andserious condItions such asheart ilisease diabetes andlow bIrth rate babIes ISsoberin~ news

Farmhouse museumStep back into the daJly

hfe of a mid19th centuryfarm famIly livmg m EnnTownshiP now St ClairShores WIth a tour of the

Educationalopportunities

Take advantage of educa-tional opportunities WIthLIfelong Learning classes atSt Peter the ApostleElementary School 19800AnIta In Harper WoodsFashIOn your own greetmgswith a Card Makmg classMondays Jan 14 throughFeb 4 from noon to 2 p mThe fee IS $75 Shape upWIth ExerCise Classes formature adults Tuesdaysand Thursdays Jan 15through May 30 from 9 15to 10 15 a m or 10 30 to11 30 a m The fees are $90for ~woUllYII ~r w~eK$45for one day per week or $3for walk-ms Harper Woodslibranan Suzanne Kent WIlllead a free Book ReviewWednesday Jan 16 from 1to 2 pm m St PetersPansh House Those whohave completed theBeginner Computer coursecan partake In anIntroductIOn to WordMondavs Jan 14 throu2hFeb 4 from 9 to 11 a m Thefee IS$70 Computer classesfor Begmners will be offeredWednesdays Jan 16through Feb 6 from 1130am to 2 p m or ThursdaysJan 17 through Feb 7 from9 to 11 30 a m The fee IS$90 SIgn up for anIntemetlE-Mail CourseWednesdays Jan 16~hrough Jan 30 from 9 to11 a m The fee IS $75PreregIstratIOn ISrequestedCall (586) 493-0917

Pointes pastExperience Grosse

Pointes past WIth a freegwded tour of the GrossePomte Hlstoncal o~letysProvencal-Weir House c1823 376 Kercheval mGrosse POinte FarmsSaturday Jan 12 from 1 to4 p m Guests can learnabout 19th Century hfe inGrosse Pomte vIew anexhIbIt of hlstonc pho-tographs and Visit the newlyrenovated Log Cabin c1840 on the property Innddibon they can purchaseVIdeos featurmg GrossePomte h1S1)ryand relatedpubhcations and productsCall (313) 884-7010

Call (313) 833-4249

TTnfnrhmatelv less thanone-fifth of those WIth thecondItion seek treatmEntThe firstever SurgeonGenerals Report on OralHealth In Amenca suggeststhat there are strong assocI-atIOns between oral mfec-tlOns - pnmanly penodon-

At present nearly 75 per-cent of people over age 35have some stage of gum dIS-ease accordmg to theAmerIcan DentalHYgIeniStsAsSOCIation

Even though It IS the sec-ond most prevalent dIseasem the Unlted States -affectmg nearly one out ofevery four Amencans -many people are unawarethat penodontal dIsease andgum disease are dIfferentnames for the same condI-tIOn

Oral health problems currently cause employed adultsto lose more than 164 million hours of work every year

(NAPS) - Healthy gumsare the key to better healthfor everyone however 50mI1hon Amencans currentlysuffer from gum dIsease(penodontal dIsease) Leftuntreated gum ilisease mayserve as a gateway to manyother medIcal condItionsThe good newS IS that whenit is caught early periodon-tal dIsease IS reversibleAnd new there are moreways than ever to treat it

in Ann Arbor The fee IS $10or $5 for DHS membersReservations are requiredCall (313) 833-1405

Live a LeaRiWar Memorial Update

Enhance your mmd bodyand SPlnt by partaking mthe courses and adventuresoffered at the Grosse PomteWar MemOrial 32Lakeshore In Grosse PomteFarms Develop balance andflelOblhty WIth Yang StyleTal Cm Mondays Jan 7through Feb 25 from 6 30to 7 30 pm or fuesdaysJan 8 through Feb 26 fro~7 35 to 8 35 P m The feesllft ~tgtuor ~ll lor semorsIncrease your stamma andstrength WIth Hatha YogaMondays Jan 7 throughFeb 25 from 830 to 10 amor 7 to 8 30 pm for contmumg students or 10 15 to1145 a n for begmnersClasses WIllalso be offeredThursdays Jan 10 throughFeb 28 from 735 to 905pm for begInners The feeis $70

Explore the tradItIOnalpnnciples of drawmg WIthWorkmg From the FigureWednesdays Jan 9 throughFeb 27 from 1 to 4 pm Thefee is $90 Pohsh your pos-ture WIth The FeldenkralsMethod Thursdays Jan 10through Feb 21 from 730to S30 pm or Fndays Jan11 through Feb 22 from 9to 10 am Tne fee IS $10Preregister using yourMaster Card or Visa via faxat (313) 884-6638 e-MalIwwwwarmemonal org orcall (313) 881-7511

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Grosse POInte mUniCIpali-ties and Harper Woods Theevent IS an Ideal afterglowdestInatlon for those attend-Ing the DetrOItAuto DealersAsSOCIations NorthAmerican InternatIOnalAuto Show Chanty PrevIewon that same rught Ticketsto thIS elegant black tieoptional evenmg of dmmgand danCIng are $85ReservatIOns are reqUIredProceeds benefit ChIldrensServIces of the NortheastGUIdance Center Call (313)884-8691

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headhne A Jazzy Afterglowbenefitmg Barat ChIld andFanuly Services a dIVISIOnof Matnx Human SeeVlesFrIday Jan 11 at theInternational Banquet ampConference Center of theAthenaeum SUIte Hotel 400Monroe in DetrOitFestiVlties Include a 5 to 7P m VIP hors doeuvresreception 5 to 915 p m VIPShuttlp Rorvlce to theDetrOIt Auto DealersAsSOCIations NorthAmerican InternatIOnalAuto Show Chanty Previewdinner at 9 15 pm andentertamment commencingat 1030 p ill Tickets for thISblack tIe affllU are $125 or$175 per personReservations are requiredCall (313) 9633330

Art of learningTake advantage of an

exciting selectIon of freeDrop-In Workshops at theDetroit InstItute of Arts5200 Woodward in DetroitPIece to~ether creahvePostcards Fridays Jan 4through Jan 25 from 630to 8 pm DIscover The Art ofthe Doodle Sundays J an 6through Jan 27 from noonto 4 p m PartICIpate m theNAMES Project AIDSMemorial Quilt Sunday

Artrain stroll Jan 20 at 1 pm SharpenView the out of thIS world bullyour artIstic slons With a

exhIbition Artistry of Space Figure Drawmg class forThe NASA Art Program adults Saturdays Jan 12aboard ArtraIn USA the through Jan 26 from 1 to 3natlons only trilVtHU1~ piii The fee is $120 or $95museum dunng a DetrOit ior DIA membelHistoncal SocIety Sunday PreregIstratIOn is requiredStroll program Sunday for the classJan 13 at 2 pm at theNew Center 1100 N Main

MarkVourCalenda bullbullbullAttention Austinalumni

All graduates of AustinCathohc PreparatorySI1Iool whih dUlled in1978 are mvited to attendthe dedIcation of the newAustin Portico SaturdayJan 12 m conJunctlon WIththe 4 p m Mass at St CllUeof Montefalco Church atMack and WhIttIer mGrosse Pomte Park An all-class reunIOn win follow theceremony Call (313) 882-9812

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FrI Jan t tCelebrate success

Join the volunteers of theAsSIstance League to theNortheast GUldance Centerat a CelebratIon GalaFrIday Jan 11 at 7 30 pmat the Country Club ofDtroit 220 Country ClubDr in Grosse Pointe Farmsmrking the 38th year otsuccessfully supportIngquahty behaVIOral health-care and substance abusetreatment selVlCes for theeast SIde of DetrOIt the five

SundayJan bullBach is back

rrh~ ~Y1Ith I~h E~~hsenes returns to the KresgeCourt of the DetroItInstItute of Arts 5200Woodward In DetroItSunday Jan 6 at 11 amWIth a performance by thePeter Soave Sextet Ticketsfor brunch and the concertare $22 for adults and $11for cmldren Seatmg on thecarpeted staIrwell for theconcert IS$5 Call (313) 833-4005

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onday an 7Sacred sites

DIscover five of metropohI tan DetroItS most beautIful sacred SItesduring a DetroItI HIstorical SDclety Hlstonc Church Tour Monday Jan 7 from 930 a m to 4 pm The bus WIlldepart from the parking iot oi the Detroiti HlStoncaJ Museum 5401I Woodward in DetroIt and

stop at St Domllllcs RomanCathohc Church FIrst

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~Episcopal Church LIttleRock BaDtist Church andthe Cathect-al Church of StPaul EpIscopal The fee IS$25 or $18 for DHS memobers Reservations arerequired Call (313) 833-1405

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86 Seniors January 3 2002Grosse Pointe News

By Sharon Malersac Executlve Director

As thl ne vear beg1l1b many homebound senIOrsare stIllleehng the aftereffects of Sept 11 2001

Some people whoexpenence these lymp-

toms may develop PTSD and as many as one out of13 Americans will get PTSD at some pomt durmgtheir 11es Of those who do the good news IS that mmany caes PTSD can be treated successfully

E1a1ne MOIlto ofGroNe PolDte Parkand Suaan Lauppe ofGrosH Pointe Farmsare shown above atthe left belping ft1lthe baekete

sac deliversThe Interfaith Volunteer careetven a pro-

gram of Services for Older Citizens (sac)brought together tbe cburcbes bullbull cboo~ andRotary Club of Grosse Pointe to provide achance for young and older people to reacbout to seniors in the community

On Dec 19 thegroUpB joined to cre-ate more tban 220Christma cards and11ft baskets to be~~~~dtl fdurlDg tbe bondHundreds of peopledonated bsketbandmade carda andIJIfts

_Driving safely while aging gracefully

Because televlSlOnbrmgs the world to ourIvmg rooms tlus con-lt1ltlOncan occur lorpeople who never expe-nenced the traumabut wltnebsed Itthrough the media Theacute stress of a trau-matIc event causeschemical reactlOl1s 111

the bram as well asphYSIcal symptoms

Sbaron Maier

SOC OItionsTrauma of Sept 11can lead to PTSD

With 24 hour neWb coverage reexpenencmg thetrauma IS ab eay asturnmg on 0Ur televllOn Traumatic eventscan lead to a conditIOnknown as posttraumat-ICtress disorder orPTSD

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youre on these medicatiOnsor need to use devices suchas glucose or blood pressuremom tors If you see a doctorwhl1e youre away be sure toget a Similar confirmatIOnletter for your return flightto cover any new prescnp-tlons

3 Take extra supplies ofeverythmg 11 case yourflight IS delayed

4 Use onglnal contamersWith ongInal labels showmgthe names of the doctors andpharmaCIsts and the pre-scnbed dosage

5 Never put your medICa-tIOns Into checked luggageBaggt can be lost Also thecompartment can be too coldor too hot and rum theireffect venes~

For more mformatlOncheck WIth your alrlme ortravel agent

For more mformatlOo ontraffic s~fety for b1der ulefsVISit the NHTSA webSIte atwww nhtsa dot govpeopleinlurvolddnvelmdex html orWrite to the NatIOnalHighway Traffic SafetyAdmInIstratIOn 400Sventh St SWWashLngton DC 20590 Youcan also fax your request to(WJ)366-7721

about your dnvmg ablhtlestalk With your doctor He orshe can evaluate the sldeeffects of the medicationsyou may be talung ConSidertaking a mature driver classthrough AAA AARP or alocal dnving school Letlnabout transportation options111 the commumty and con-Sider trymg them out

While everyone wants tokeep driV1ng for as IOlg aspossible no one wants to bea threat to themselves or toothers because they are nolonger able to dnve safelySelf-awareness is the keyWith smart self-manage-ment you ran retain thepersonal mobihty thatcomes With dnvlng whIlelImiting the nsks to yourselfund to others

Depression Treat It Defeat It

The followmg are tips thatcan help you while travel-Lng

1 Get at least two copiesof all your prescnptlOnb oneto keep WIth you and one tomclude m checked baggagem case you need fmergencyrefills

2 Get letter from )ourdoctor) confirmmg that

rymg aboard a number ofobjects meludmg LnsuhnsyrngES and any containeror VIal that could hold apotennally dangerous sub-sance

The alrhne also tned toconfiscate a bottle holdingher hIgh blood pressuremedlCme (She had trans-ferred the pills from a bottleWIth a chl1d proof cap toone that was easier to open )It was only after shE bUg-gested lettmg the flightattendants hold her medicalsupphes that thp airlineagreed to call her doctor toconfirm her me~hcal statusand her need to have theseItems close at hand

If you do onslder plan-mng a route that you arefamIliar WIth and try todnve durmg the day (aVOIdrush hour) Keep a safe diS-tance between you and thecar ahead of you and try tomake left turns where greenarrows provide protectedturns Scan the road contm-uously to antiCIpate futureproblems and plan youractIOns

Scmetunes other 1JU1J1are the best Judges of yourdnvlng ability If someonehas expressed concerns

miSSIon power steenng andbrakes and other speCIalequlpmcnt can make it eaSler for you to steer your vehi-cle and operate the foot ped-als

8 Dnvmg reqmres dlld-mg your attentlon betweenmore than one SituatIOn at atime Do you feel over-whelmed by traffic stgIls andpedestrian and vehicle traffic Do you take medicationsthat make you drowsy or doyou expErlence dlzzmessseIzures or losses of con-sCIOusness Do you reactslowly to normal dnV1ng Sit-uations

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betic fnend had a problemlast month bring-lOg hermedicatIOns wlth her on afhght to attend her sonsweddmg In Utah She hadno Idea when she got to theaJrport that the new securi-ty regulatIOns put m placeafter Sept 11 ruled cut car

pavement mltllungs othervehicles and pedestnans -~~tlaUy t dawn dusk vrat mght Does the glare ofoncommg headlights causeyou discomfort

If you have expenencedany of these symptoms ofdechnmg VISIon alwayswear your glasses and keepyour prescnptlOn currentKeep your wmdshield mir-rors and headhghts cleanand your headhghts aimedcorrectly If youre 60 orolder see an eye doctorevery year

2 Diminished strengthcoordinatIOn and fleXIbilitycan Impact your ability tosafely control your vehicleDo you have trouble lookmgover your shoulder tochange lanes mOV1ng yourfoot from the gas to thebrake pedal or turmng thesteermg wheel Do you feelpam In your knees legs orankles when gomg up ordown staJrs

If j-ouve experienced alyof these symptoms talk WIthyour doctor about phySIcaltherapy or medIcatIOnandOr tTftchmg exercisesand a walkmg or fitness pro-gram An automatic trans-

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Dad spent a lot of time alone duringthe dayand we couldnt always be therefor him Now he has new fliends eatswell balanced meals and has help wIthhis medications Assisted living atBon Secours Placewas the ideal optionfor all of us

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(NAPS) - For manyAmencans dnvmg is a wayof mamtammg mdepen-dence Changesthatoccurlnpeople as they age howevercan affect theIr ablhty todnve safely

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help you determme whetherphySIcal changes are affect-mg your dnvmg skIll andIf so how to cope WJth themso you remain a safe driverfor as long as you can

1 Good VISion IS essenbalfor good dnv1I1g health Doyou lampave problems reading3lgns or recognizing some-one you know from acrossthe street Do you havetrouble seemg lane and

Seniors celebrate ChristmasA Christmas party was held by Services for Older Citizens (SOC)as part

of its Food amp Friendship proglaJn The program ta1Iesplace Monday throughFriday and includes lunch exereiae bingo and a social event for GrossePointe and Harper Woods seniors age 60 and older

Mary Krupa and Joe Kowalski are served by Jim Flkany of Grosse PointeRotary at the party SOCis located at 17150 Waterloo in the City of GrossePointe

Dr Dan Guyer of Bon Secours Cottage HealthSystem Will present an mformatlve talk begmmng at1130 a m TuesdaYtJan 8 at the cIghborhoodClub 17150 Waterloo m the CIty of Grosse Pomte HeWIll OJCUSbthe causes and cures for posttraumaticbtress dlborder

In the past many people behEved that only soldIersor other people who had been m a war could getPTSD Based on new research doctors and otherhealth care profeSSIOnals are learning that all kmdsof people from different backgrounds can have trau-matIc expenences that lead to PTSD

You can also get more mformatlOn about PTSDfrom the followmg orgamzatlOns Anxiety DisordersAssociatIOn of Amenca (30U 231-9350www adaa org Freedom from Fear (888) 442-2022wwwfreedomfromfearorg and the National MentalHealth AsSOCiation (800) 969-NMHA www nmha org

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Grosse Pointe News

Encounter In the ThirdDlmenslOn ShackletonsAntarctic Adventurf SuperSpeedway and DisneysBeauty and the Beast DallyscrPenJngB Will be offeredon a rotatmg baSIS begm-mng at 9 am on the hourm the mommg and on thehalf-hour in the aftemoonand evenmg TIckets are $10for adults or $8 for semorsand children ages 12 andunder Call (313) 982-6001

Detroits pastStroll the Streets of Old

DetrOit trace more than 100years of automotive historyand travel from Frontlers toFactones through the per-manent exhibitions of theDetrOIt Hlstoncal Museum5401 Woodward m DetrOItTake In the exhibit ThePolish Presence ill DetrOItthrough Sunday June 9Introduce yourself to theVIPs of DetrOIts Polish com-mumty dunng a free Pohshand Proud Meet and MingleParty Saturday Jan 12 atneon See sap ltind shup atthe Glancy Trams ShowSunday Jan 13 from 10a m to 4 p m Tramappraisals will be $2 Beenchaned by the WhlmslCaIcollectIOn of thnfty toys mthe eXhIbition A PennySaved Com Banks from theComenca CollectlOnthrough Sunday Jan 13Expenence the history ofDetrOIts onglnal settlersIohroulh tnI pyrllhhlln

Land LIVes and LegendsNative Amencans mDetrOit DetrOIts 300thBirthday is the msplratlOnfor the special exlubltion 30Who Dared

The Museum IS openWednesday through Fndayfrom 930 a m to 5 p m andSaturday and Sunday from10 a m to 5 p m The sug-gested admISSIOn IS$4 50 foradults or $225 for seniorschlldren ages 12 and undererter flee

people do not have thlsproblem

Try exerclsmg your atti-tude If you beheve thatexercise will gIve you morenergy then It will

Most of the explana-tIOns I hear from peoplewho arent worlong out areexcuses Give yourself fivereasons why you shouldcommIt to an exerClse pro-graIn get started and stickWith it Leave the whmersbehmd Jom the WInners

Kelly Griffin B S C S CS IS a personaltramer and the owner ofPower Break Fitness If youhave a fitness or tramlngquestum e-maIl Kelly at letters kfwShearstsc com orwrite her In care of KmgFeatures Weekly SerVicePO Box 536475 OrlandoFL 32853-6475

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Children can also explorethe hands-on exhibitIOnRacmg on the Wmd Salhngon the Great Lakes alongWith penn anent exhIbItIOnsfeatunng the doomed shipEdmund Fitzgerald and afreighter pIlothouse Themuseum 18 open Wednesdaythrough Sunday from 10a m to 5 p m AdmiSSIOn IS$2 for adults and $1 for chl1-dren a~8 12 to 18 Call(313) 852-4051

History aliveTravel through the past

100 years via the specialehibit Your Place in Time20th Century Amenca atThe Henry Ford Museumand Greenfield Village20900 Oakwood inDearborn Patrons may alsotour the museumsCommumcatiuull LI2htmeTransportatIOn andDomestIc Arts exhlbltlOnsThe Museum IS open dailyfrom 9 am to 5 p m

around watchmg a daytimetalk show or soap operaask yourself If there reallyIS no time for exercise

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a 1949 BUick RoadmasterRIVIera at the AutomotiveHall of Fame 21400Oakwood m Dearbornthrough Feb 2002 The Hallof FaIne IS open dally from10 a m to 5 pm The fee IS$6 for adults $5 50 forsemors ages 62 and up and$3 for chlldren ages 5 to 12Call (313) 240-4000

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experienceExplore the wonders of

the Charles H WnghtMuseum of MncanAmerican HI Rtnry 315 EWarren in Detroit Trace theMotor CityS mUSIcal historyVia the new exhtbltlon Jazin DetrOit Before Motown APhotographiC HIStory run-ning through Sunday Jan13 The Museums coreexhibit Of the People cele-brates DetrOits place inAfrIcan Ameman herItageand culture The Museum ISopen Tuesday through

enough time to exerCIsewhy not use half of yourlunch break to exercise and~he other half to eat

You dont have to work upa sweat Keepmg a set ofdumbbells at work anddomg some weight trammgon your break can stillmake a difference

bull Many people find them-selves awash In faInJlyduties If you spend a lot oftime playmg taxI to andfrom the soccer field trygettmg there early andwallung a couple lapsaround the field Ill betthat If you start a routinelike this other parents wdlsoon Join in

bull Bemg productive Withyour tIme means scheduhngexercise mto your dayBlockIng out a time wIllguarantee a workout Thenext time youre slttlng

Youll fiad the finest brands inAmerica at Ed Maliszewski21435 Great2r Mack St ClairShores (586)776-5510

Start10g our 8th year $0 down$35 a month Watch for manysurprIses 10 2002 Its a good time Ito be a Po1Ote Fitness memberOn Mack 313885-3600

fee is $80 per month plus$50 for reglstraton Launcha new career With Prepanngto BabYSit Saturday Jan12 from 9 a m to 1230 p mThe fee IS $25 Tee-off With aTeen amp Youth Golf Chmcfuesdays Jan 15 throughFcb 5 frt1m 4 to 5 p m Thefee IS $40 BUild your young-sters confidence and mus-cleb With Pee Wee KarateSaturdays Jan 5 to March2 from 9 to 10 a m or 9 to10 30 a m The fee IS $35 forone hour or $50 for one-and-one-half hoursPreregIstratIOn I reqUiredCall (586) 7796111

Zoo newsExpertence the animals

and more at the DetrOIt Zooat Ten Mile and Woodwardm Royal Oak ThroughThursday Feb 28 Jom inWIld Winter festivitiesmcludIng storytelhng treedecoratmg Ice carv10g andthe sweet sounds or seasonalchOIrs View members of theHenry Ford CommumtyCollege Ice Carving Club atwork SaTurdays Jan 5 andJan 12 from 11 a m to 3P m Also on Jan 5 take mfree lUUmal themed docu-mentaries 10 the WildhfeInterpretive Gallery OnSunday Jan 6 SeptemberProductIOns presents HatsOff to Animals an interac-tive storytelhng experiencefrom 1 to 1 45 p m or 2 to245 pm The Roeper UpperSchool ChOlf Wlll perlormSaturday Jan l~ trom 1 30to 230 pm Chill out WIththe polar bears arctIc foxesseals and snowy owls at theZoos new 4 2 acre ArcticRmg of Life exhlbit VISitorscan catch the underwateractIOn With a trip throughthe Polar Passage a unique70-ft long clear tunnel tocatch all the excitIng under-water action Take a ride onthe wild side and get an anI-mals eye-view of life on theWild Adventure SimulatorTickets are $4 Along withVisits to the other great ani-mals guests can see the

The Village IS closed untilMonday Apnl 1 when It wlllbe open from 9 a m to 5 pmAdmission to the Museumranges from $7 50 to $1250Admission to the Vlllageranges from $8 50 to $14Chlldren under the age of 5and members are admittedfree ShOWing m theMuseums $15 mllhon IMAXTheatre are Mysteries ofEgypt 3-D MaOla- Call (313) 833-1805

~No excuse exercise is good resolution for 2002By Kelly GriffinKing Features

After seven years of per-sonal trammg I have heardJll$t about every excuse 10the book on why people can-not work out Some of themOst popular ones are lackof tnleurol money or energy

I beheve most peoplereally want to feel betterabout themselves havemore energy and be moreproductive yet feel thatexercise reqUires a block oftime that does not eXIst

Yet If our mmd-set aboutexercise would changemaybe it would be easier toget started

Here are some sugges-tIOns

bull Time IS very precious tomost people the more wecan fit mto one day the bet-ter If you work a Cull-timeJob and feel you dont have

The staff at NOTRE DAME IPHARMACY extends WIshes for avery Healthy amp Happy New YearWe appreCIate your loyal patron-age through the year at 16926Kercheval in-the-Village I(313)885-2154

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Clayworks class SaturdayJan 12 from 1 to 3 p mExplore a variety of tech-mques during aPrmtmakmg classSaturday Jan 19 from 10a m to noon Brush up onyour slulls dunng a PamtmgClass Saturday Jan 19from 1 to 3 pmPreregistratIOn IS reqUiredCall (313) 833-4249

All aboard IHop aboard Artram USA

the nations only travelingart museum Saturday Jan12 from 10 a m to 5 p mand Sunday Jan 13 from11am t05pm attheNewCenter 1100 N Main 10 AnnArbor Patrons can expenence the exhIbItion Artistryof Space The NASA ArtProgram Call (734) 747-8300 ext 236

Indoor playtimeThe Fanuly Center lDVltes

area preschoolers and theIrparents to come out of thecold and enJoy mdoorPlaytime programsTuesdays and Thursdaysfrom 1 to 3 pm at BeaconElementary School 19475Beaconsfield 10 HarperWoods or Wednesdays from9 to 11 am at the BamesEarlY Childhood Center20090 Mornmgslde 10Grosse Pomte Woods Thefree sessions wl1l runthrough April 2002 Call(313) 343-6711

Super scienceTour the new Improved

Detroit Science Center 5020John R m DetrOitBegmning Monday Jan 7embark on a Solar SystemAdventure view WmterNights and ZubenelgenubisMagical Sky in thp Centersnew Digltal DomePlanetanum Hands-on lab-oratory exhibits focus onmotion life sciences matterand energy waves andVlbrltlOns Now showmg inthe Centers lMAX Theatreare Journey lOto AmazingCaves and Dolphms Makeplans now to see the award-wmnmg Everest whichreturns to the IMAX DomeSaturdays and Sundays atnoon 2 and 4 pm throughSunday Jan 27 TheMuseum IS open Mondaythrough Friday from 9308m to 3 pm Saturday andSunday from 11 a m to 5p m AdmiSSIon IS $7 foradults $6 for seniors and $5ior children lMAx Theatretickets are an additional $2Call (313) 577-8400

Assumptionopportunities

AssumptIOn CulturalCenter 21800 MartEgtron theGrosse Pomte WoodsStClair Shores border offersyour children and teensenhghtenmg opportunitiesBnng those grades up WithKumon Math and ReadmgWednesdays from 3 45 to645 pm and Saturdaysfrom 10 a m to 1 p m The

War Memorial for kidsThe Grosse POinte War

Memorial 32 Lakeshore mGrosse Pomte Farms offersa full schedule of education-al and SOCial adventures forchildren Register today forJanuary classes ActivItiescan be charged to yourMaster Card or Visa VIa faxat (313) 884-6638 or phoneat (313) 881-7ill

South informationParents of eighth-grade

students who plan to attendGrosse POlUte South HighSchOOl m the Fall of 2002are InVited to explore thenInth-grade curnculum dur-mg an Information NIghtWednesday Jan 9 at 7pm In the SouthGymnatoTlum 11 GrossePOInte Boulevard In GrossePomte Farms Call (313)432-3513

Special needsexplored

Bames Early ChIldhoodCenter and The FamilyCenter will team to presenta panel of Grosse Pomte par-ents discussmg their JOur-neys of raising ChtldrenWlth Special Needs dunng aParenting EducatIOn Seriesfor Young FaImhes prograInTuesday Jan 15 from 7 to830 pm at BeaconElementary School 19475Beaconsfield In HarperWoods Chlldcare IS avaJ-able for those who reglsteror the Fridav onor to theprogram A voluntary dona-tion of $10 wIll be acceptedCall (313) 432-3800

Fun flicksJunior cmema buffs can

take 10 a W1de vanety of funflIcks during the GrossePomte Public Libraries freeWmter Fllm Festivalthrough Wednesday Jan23 Preschoolers can enjoyGeorge and Martha - BestFrIends Tuesday Jan 8 at4 pm at the Grosse PointeWoods Branch 20600 Mackin Grosse POlUte Woods orThursday Jan 10 at 4 pmat the Central Branch 10Kercheval In Grosse PomteFarms Grade school andmiddle school Iludlences cantake m Mary-Kate andAshley - Case of the SharkEncounter And EnC)clopedlaBrown - Burgled BaseballCards Wednesday J an 9 atthe Park Branch 15430Kercheval m Grosse POintePark Call (313) 343-2074

Artful opportunitiesAspmng artists ages 5 to

8 accompanied by an adultcan mdulge theIr talentsWIth a full schedule of class-es at the Detroit InstItute ofArts 5200 Woodward inDetrOIt Dragons dmosaursand hons are just a few ofthe Fantastic Ammals andFabulous Beasts you canfashIOn dunng a Clayworksclass Saturday Jan 12from 10 a m to noon PlOchIt Roll It COIl It dunng a

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way between the WhIteHouse and the CapItol or onthe Memonals webSite atwww lonpsallor org

For more mformatlOn orto enroll contact the founda-tiOn at U S Navy McmonalFoundatiOn AttentwnNavy Log 701 PennsylvamaAve NW SUlte 123Washington D C 20004-2608 or call (800) 821-8892extenslOn 730

AAA lgtuggests learmngmore about the benefits ofpurchasing tnp msurancefrom a quahfied travel pro-feSSIOnal such as a AMtravd llgent Travel msur-ance b your safety netshould the unexpected ansebut 1 IS up to you - thetraveler - to determine If ItISnght for you

erage for your overseas tnpMany Umted States healthplans do not cover you out-SIdeofAmenca

A-A_A advles treveerc tndo theIr homework beforepurchasmg tnp insuranceAAAadVlses

bull Dont buy a pohcy fromthe wholesale tour operatorcoordmating your trip Ifthat company defaults thepolicy may be worthless

bull Dont buy tnp insurancefrom a crUlse hne TheIrpolICiescan carry less cover-age and Lhlirbenefits maystop between 24 and 72hours before you depart Inaddition crUise hnes areunder no obhgabon to pas-sengers who do not purchasetheir air package

bull Request the full lUsur-anlp cnntract so you WIknow everything that thepohcy does (and does not)cover

Presldent Bush willthauk YOu AlanGreenspan Mil thankyou Most of all youraccountant MIl thankyou

servce mformatlon and pho-tographs of more than aquarter of a milhon ~rvlcepersonnel

All enrollments form apart of Amencas endunngnaval hentage a permanentand pubhcly access1bleVideoregIster avaIlable forrevlewmg at the NavalHcntage Center nClrt to theNavy MemOrIal onPennsylvama Avenue mld-

The current U SMaster Tax GUIdeandback copIes are In busi-ness reference as wenThese dont arrive unulFebruary but unlessyoure dying to do yourtaxes before the formsbecome aVallable they

stances such as illnessdeath or vendor bankruptcyTnp cancellatwn or mter-ruptwn msurance averages$5 or $6 ~ lnn of tripcosts

AAA Travel offers tsMchlgan customers aTravel Related InsurancePohcy (TRIP) whIch pro-Vdes comprehenSIVe coverages for alr travel baggagetrip cancellation or mterrup-tion and personal protectIOn

Dckcns recommendschetkmg your eXlstmglosurante Jolnlelgt to Mlewhat IS covered while youand your famdy are away

bull Check Mth your autoinsurance company befOrerentmg a car to find out Ifyou are covered In the eventof an aCCIdentYoumay needInsurance through a CArrental company and anmternatlonal drlvmg per-mt

bull Fmd out If your home-owners pohcy covers lostluggage f you have anumbrella pohcy lost luggagemay already be covered butwould be subject to thedeductIble Baggage nSui-ance through TRIP wouldcover thIS deductible

bull Check WIth your med-cal msuranctl providerbefore purchasmg extra cov-

For those who go deeplymt)thlS morass the bUSI-ness reference coll~tlonholds up-to-date printmatenals

The two-vOlumeInternal Revenue Codecovers the law We havethe current code and pastcodes going back to 1990The code covers tax lawand we dont get new eltl-bong ulatil aab~1the Apnl15 deadlme 80 you willneed to check more cur-rent sources

C8iebrote The Great Lakes

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Grosse Pointe public libraryis ready for a taxing situation

http Ilwwwtreas state ml Will bl mg yOU up to dateus They still have only B~t most of us use mOreyear 2000 forms SQ youll straightforward sourcesJust have to watt untIl The most popul~ pertheyre good and ready to sonal tax gude 18 J K

th t Lassers Your Incomegive em au W k th tDetrmt 2001 Income tax Tax e eep e mos

recent cnes on hand bothbusmess reference andclTCulatmg so you cancheck tt out of the libraryfor a couple of weeksYoull want the 2002 edl-bon to cover your 2001taxes

The Ernst and Younglax ~aver s rwae comeshighly recommended formdlVduals domg theirown taxes Park andWoods branch hbranesboth have the 2002 edl-tlon covering the 2001tax year

Before we have all theforms are ready to go at forms we put out gIvehttp IIwww Cldetroitml us away copes of

Pubhcatlon 17 of theIRS This is the govern-ments own overall gwaefor getting you throughtlus When we run outthey dont send us moreIf you really want to usethis Its the one publica-tion you have coplck upearly

Magszmes and newspa-pers Wlll have artlCles ontaxes from now untilApnl

Theres a loLof mforma-bon out there brave soul

On the other hand youcould come to the aid ofthe economy by htnng anaccountant

Youll find state ofM1clugan tax fonns at

You neednt worry aboutthat Eventually every-thmg wdl be onlme Youcan go m through thebookmark on our homepage which should takeyou straight to the 2001forms and mstrucbons

If you prefer you cantype 1( thp wph addressand then follow dIrectlonsor icons to get to formsand mstructlons Thefederal tax site ishttp IIwwwrsgov Most ofthe federal forms areupdated but check theeaJ Some still are 2000Some are 2002

ByHnGr~ryG P PublIC Library

Domg taxes IS almostas much fun as brulhmga eats teeth

Even so while the restof the world was celebrat-109 the holIdays a few ofyou came to the hbrary tofind out when well putthe tax stuff out

Have no fear Itsalready arTlvmg At WrIt109we have more than70 cartons of the baneT)~ t 01 n riPAn th ~~J _ ~ oJ

many more WIllbe m andwe win have the tax formexhlb1ts out WIth formsfree for the talong

Many forms straggle mthrough January Somenever arnve at all Thefederal forms arrIve firstsporadically The stateforms almost never gethert until the end ofJanuary DetroIt formsamve even later If theyare sent at all

Old you seTYeThe UmtedStates Nvy MemonalFoundatlOn m WashingtonDC has estabhshed theNavy Log m an effort tohonor all naval veteranswho have served our coun-try

The Navy Log IncludesNavy Manne Corps CoastGuard and MerchantManners The Navy Log hasthus far collected the names

Now more than ever tnpInsurance ISproVldmg peaceof mmd tv Amencans whoare eXeTCSmgtheIr freedom- _ _ D_~ _ ~_

_ laV~l lIIgt _I only about 8 to 10 percent oftravelers purchased msur-ance accordmg to TravelGuard InternatIOnal ofStevens Pomt WIS thecountrys largest travelinsurer Now between 33and 50 percent are bUYingtravel msurance

ThlS is a good Sign thattravelers are takmg a en-ous mterest m protectingtheir vacation mvestmentsllld Larry Dickens chrectorof vendor relations for AMTravel Agency We wantpeople to mamtam theirnormal travel habIts andtrip insurance prOVIdes anextra level of securitv

Accordmg to D1ckens Ifyour Journey mcludes acruse a package tour or acondo or VUa- whIch oftenreqUIres payment In fullbefore you leave - tripmsurance can be qUite use-ful The same IS true If youshould requue medIcalattentwn whlle overseas

The relatively small addi-tIOnal purchase car savethousands of dollars f thetraveler IS forced to canceldue to unforeseen crcum-

Washington memorial honors veterans

TRIP insurance offerspeace of tnind for travelers

Dlclunson saldIt cost $1368 to pnnt the

ongmal verswn The reVeion would add $560

Woods deputy comptrollerRobert Kraft told commis-SIon members he would seekpnce quotes from mulbplepnnters

Smce the booklet IS forthe reSIdents of GrossePomte Woods and that anaverage of 50 booklets IS ds-tnbuted by the city clerk tonew resdents each monthKraft agreed addItIOnalfundlng could be obtamedfrom the citys operatingbudget to support the cost ofnMntlnlJ ~n PYnltnllPCl Pelt-tlOn a~cordingto tree com-mlSsion documents

We dont have the fundsIn tlns years budget to addthe four pages but wereproceedmg to develop tha~Dickinson sad We hope mthe next fi1cal year wellinclude that in our budget

Tasty broccoh amp garhcIS a perfect SIde dsh wthbeef poultry or seafoodSteam the broccoh aheadto save time Double therecipe for larger groups

My brotherm-law CarlHankla helped me pre-_ +l- Irl ~ 41~ n 1 u - -

ful broccoh We served Itwth beef tenderlolIl andmashed potatoes (pre-pared by my other brother-In-law Dan Caton) Themeal was e~oyed by myentlr~ famly

Together we had tun lI1

the kltchen Eatinghealthy doesnt have to bebonng Special thanks toCall for being my righthand tn the Iotchen dur-mg the hohdays yourethe best

200 PM THE LEGAL INSIDERChIstopher Cavanagh Hosts local attome)s DaVid Draper and DouglolSDempse) tae an illS Ide Jccl at current legal ISSueS(Repealed M-Sun 400 AM MlWfSun 6 00 PM)

230 PM POINTERS WITH PROSTGuesl AJra PollacA IvtChgQJI Em rounema CounetlHost John Prosllllier-Iels local celebnlles aboullirneI) 10JllCS (Repeated M-Sun 40 AM MIWIFSun700 PM)

300 PM TH11iGS TO DO AT THE WARMEMORIALGueSIS Jobl1 Case) amp MIchelle BomlaTloBunn) Brooks host an IIlformalle 100 al whal sha~llInl al the War Memonal (Repeated M Sun) OOAM MWiIiun 8 00 PMgt

330 PM POINTES Of HORTICUITUREGuesl Joe S Floer ArI(llglI Parr IHost honleultuml Jim Farquhar hares lips gles61(1Ice and Inlen IC S lOCJ1 dULhOIIIIl VII grdcOIng(Repeated 1 gtun ~OAM MWII Sun 6 10 PvI)

400 PM YOUNG VIEW POTNTF-Sl pbeal )oulh sho featunng students reJXgtnmg00 a anel) of educallonal loples (Repealed M iun 600AM 1 Ifi un 810 PM)

4)0 PM HTERCOI_OR WOR~JlOPRenowned local artist (arol LaChlUsa demonlralealereolor lechnlques SImple enough for begmnerltHI challengmg 10 the epenenced artist (RepealedM-Sun 610 -M 1IWflltun 9 ()()PM)

500 PM VITALITYPLtA half hour of hod) Il1mng and epklci bolngexercIe cia 1WIF-iiun tepleklxllIlgTffhiat Tone IRepeated M iun 7 00 AM)

530 PM fLSICAtiTORY11MtJAMBOREEHosls 11 GlOria from the Central Llonmand MI~ Paula lhe Mem 1u~ Maer ofter a Ihalf hour of tones dnu mule lor children(T rrh~1 0 PM onl) )

BOllshallow water m asteamer pot add the broccob and cover Steam for 3to 4 mmutes (It Mil stillbe bnght green) drainand set aSIde Heat the 011in a large nonbtlck slolletAdd the garhc oreganoand broccoh and sauteuntIl the garlic becomesgolden about 4 to 5 mm-utes

A LA ANNIE

By Annie RouleauSCheriff

(from ajar)14 teaspoon crushed

red pepper flakes(optional)

Every new resldent getsa copy of thIS book

Is a beautiful bookDickmson sllld It was theTree Commisswns contnbu-bon to the Ctys 50thanmversary along Mth theHlstoncal CommIssionschronology of the Woods

The proposed four-pageexpanSlOn wlll have room foraddltional hlstoncal mfor-mation

We have plans tomcrease the content of thebook mcluding a map thatMil show all the varieties oftrees on the walkin~ path atLake Front Park said AllenDlckmson the Woods citycouncIl represent8tlve to thetree commisson

Commumty Tree Bookletpublished by the GrossePomte Woods TreeCommlSSlont WIll includemajor changes accordmgto commlssion members

GROSSE POINTE WAR MEMORIALS

TV5TELEVISION FOR THEWHOLE COMMUNITY

Holidays are over its time to getback to healthy eating

Add the roaeted pepperand crushed red pepperand toss for an add1tonal2 to 3 mmutes SeasonwIth salt and pepper IfdeSIred Serve hot

910AM InUIT PUISA half hour deroblc ccrclse class (Repeated M-SunII 00 PM)

938 AM POSITIVELY lOSlTIVEFTOIIA LtOld IVrllIhl HauseHosts JeaOle kNell and Lit AIen bull an upllftmg half-hour of JX1li lItltudc and Ideas (Repealed M-sunII 0 P1 MVr gtun 9 0 PM)

10ooA1 WHOS ll THE KITCHEllGllel Ptrld PerHost Chue Kaess eools With local eclebntles(Repelcd 1 un IHJnghl TThS 1( 0 PM)

1038 M ISIIgt ARTArt amp Poem(Repclted 1n 12 gtOAM 1Wif-Sun5 gt0 PM)

1100 A OlT OF THE ORDINARY bullbullINTO TIfJ- EXTRAORDI1oIARYGuesl jail SII ImagerHolaquol ROOcrtTa Ir prcoent an etraordmal) half-hour01 poopk p1ac~ nd Icka (Repealed M Sun 00AvI 1 n h ial 9-00 P1)

1130 11 THF ~OCSHOWCelller fOI Peace amp tOIlfcl Sludies WSUHot rrJIl ehonLnhltrg and her gues dl~U toptcalld e Ill 01 panleuldr Inlerest to en lOT ~IIIZtn(Reptaled M un 1 ~()AM TffhSal ( 00 PM)

U69 pf 11IF ECONOMIC CLUB OfDETROITHIS Fmlllltnct Adam Cardma MGldaFeature nllIonall no n guet speaKe dl~eulIlgcurren I 11 n Ihe bulnts communi I) IRepealedM-Sun 2 00 A 1 1 Th al 7 IXl PMgt

110 PM THt EASTSIDE EAMIJilERRonald 1 f)gtIIafd HOllie

HOit Jlliia ~m and UCI highlight upeomlllg localnon proII [lllt111 elLnl (Reneated 1 iun ~ OOAM1IWI un 7 ~O11)

130P1 (0 ERSTIO~ WITHCOI I EltTORBcaln POlleH~L lU UI HdlV f~lluSCS ll1i k)CJ ntc ng clI cI rRl peatcd vi 110 0 AM Tffhlial ROO111

Broccoli amp Garlic1 pound broccoli flo-

rets (the tops of thetrees)

2 teaspoons olive oilS garlic cloves

minced14 teaspoon dried

oregano14 cup thinly sliced

roasted red pepper

Its time to pItch theChristmas cookles thenuts the pies and cakesand other sweet holidaydehght that youvetucked around thelutchen

Its tlntl to get healthyStart the new year

nght by treatmg yourbody to the fresh fruitsand vegetables that areavaIlable year round

ThIS weeks feature IS aIiT l ~1o hrgt +-1) 0 ~11 tJ 1 -

broccoli that S SImple toprepare and puts a littleZIpmto the popular greenvegetable

nJpoundSIWpoundD 43Qomldnlgtt1HURSFRI430-200SATURDAY 600-200

313-881-01001971 Mack ~

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OPEN 5 DAYS----HAPPY HOUR TUE-fR 430-830

SUPER BOWL PARTYFEB 3 (fill FORDETfilLS

DAYTIME PROGAAMVIING FOR THE WEEK OF JANUARY 06 - JANUARY 13

Woods tree booklet is branching outBy EsradLindbergStaff Wnter

A local group of treefdncJ~r 1S lvukifl~ for aprmter to manufacture1000 addItlonal copIes of agulde to area trees I

A new edItIon of the

1+1Martini lounge

amp Wine BarUve Music Friday lk saturdaY

January 3 2002Grosse Pointe New8 Metro calendar 76

Periodontal disease may lead to seriousmedical conditions but it is treatable

For addItional Informa-tIOn on penodontal dIseaseVISIt www arestm com orcall (866) 2737864

Interestingly In a recentsurvey of 1000 Amencansover half rated regular den-tal VISItsand teeth cleanmgshIgher than gettmg regullt1cholesterol checks Howeverfar fewer request a dentalscreemng that could predIcttheIr chances of contractingpenodontal disease

nate the remaming bactenathat cant be reached dunngthe SRP procedure ArestmIS a fast and easy treatmentthat IS Omfortable forpatients anesthesia IS notneeded

ExhUttIona ShowAt the DIA

From the old masters tothe finest m modern art dIS-cover the gallerIes and exhI-bItIOns of the DetrOItInstItute of Arts The play-tmngs of the baby boomergeneratIOn are the focus ofphotographer DaVIdLevmthals VIVidexhIbItionSmall Wonder Worlds In aBox runnmg throughSunday Feb ~ The eventsof late 16th and 17lh centu-ry England and the beautyof nature are reflected m theexhIbItion Garden Imageryin English EmbrOIdery openthrough Sunday March 10Amencas oldest culturaltralhtlOnb are celebrared mthe exhIbItion Dance of theForest Spmts A Set ofNative American Masksthrough May 2002 Museumhours are Wednesdaythrough Fnday from 11 amto 4 pm and Saturday andSunday from 11 a m to 5p m Recommended admisSlon IS $4 for adults and $1for chIldren and studentsCall (313) 833-7963

On go nDSO notes

The DetrOlt SymphonyOrchestras DetrOlt EdlsonFoundabon Pops returns toOrchestra Hall 3711Woodward m DetrOitThursday Jan 10 throughSunday Jan 13 for StarsStllpes and Pops with trumpeter Marcus BelgravePerformances are scheduledfDr Thursday at 8 pmFriday and Saturday at 8 30P m and Sunday at 3 p m

T1ckets range from $19 to$75 Call (313) 576-5100

weekly workouts are $78 fortwo sessions $106 for threesessIOns or $124 for four ses-sIOns RegIster today forJanuary classes mcludmgGolf Tae Kwon Do KarateYoga TennIS GUItar AdultConversational GreekSmart Women FinIsh FIrstand Watercolors MacombCounty Commumty Collegeoffers a WIdevanety of waysto expand your honzons attheir AssumptIOn CulturalCenter campus To regIsterfor MCC programs call(586) 4984000PreregIstratIOn IS reqUIredfor most AssumptIOn cours-es Call (586) 779-6111

DO YOU bullbullbullwant to be in the metro calendar

Then fill out ttns form send 111096llterctleval Grosse PootErFarms 48236 or fax to (313) 882-1585 by 3 P m Fnday

EventDateTimePlaceCostQuestions CallContact Person

Recently dentISts andhygJemsts have begunaddmg the antIbIOticArestm a locally admmls-tered antibiotIc to help fightpenodontal dIsease to theSRP procedure The antlblotic ISapphed dIrectly to themfected area helpmg ehml-

serious health condItionsBecause penodontal dIS-

ease is a chrome bactenalmfectlOn It can be treatedWIth an antibIOtic TypIcaltreatment for penodontaldisease mcludes scaling androot planing also known asSRP This non-surgIcal procedure Involves deep clean-mg above and below thegum hne to remove plaquethat has bUIlt up

Parents who SIgn up for aKalo class can take advan-tage of free KIddIeKalolBaby Sitting Mondaythrough Thursday from 9 30to 10 a m Nonreglsteredparents pay $1 for fuddleKalo The 17-statlOnNauttlus weIght traInIngroom IS open Mondaythrough Thursday from B to1030 a m and 6 to 830 p mand Fnday from 8 to 1030a m The fee IS $50 for twodays per week $70 for threedays per week or $4 fordrop-m users KaloExerciseJNautilus combo

Ford Houseexperiences

Expenence the grandeurof one of AmencasCastles at the Edsel ampEleanor Ford Houlgte llUULakeshore m Grosse PomteShores Tours WIllbe offeredon the hour Tuesdampythrnugh Sunday from noonto 4 pm Monday Jan 7through Sunday March 31The Ford House Will beclosed Monday Jan 21through Monday Feb 4 TheTea Room will be closeduntil Sunday March 31Tonrllt re ~n for nnlh ~ifor semors -and $4-f~~--~~I~dren Grounds admISSIon IS$5 Annual Passes are avaIl-able for $18 Call (313) 884-4222

Assumption offeringsA full schedule of classes

and events aWalt you at TheAssumptIOn CulturalCenter Reach a npw tab- ofwell-being and cardlOvascular fitness by slgnmg up forKalosomatlcs exercIse pro-grams which combme aero-bICSWIth walking runningstretchmg elements of yogaand k1ckboxmg The WinterSession will run throughSaturday March 2 Fees are$52 tor two-day seSSIOns$74 for three-day sessIOnsand $94 for four-day ses-sions There IS a 25 ilis-count for semors

1~~SehnskyGreen FarmhouseMuseum located dIrectlybehmd the St ClaIr ShoresPubhc LIbrary LIsted In theMIchIgan State RegIster ofHlstonc Sites thIS farm-house IS owned by the CItyof St ClaIr Shores dnd oper-ated by the St Clair ShoresHlstoncal CommISSIOn Thehouse IS open for toursWednesday and Saturdayfrom 1 to 4 pm Call (586)771-9020

If left untreated gIngIVltlScan progress to penodontltlswhen the plaque spreadsbelow the gum lIne Toxmsm the bactena can destroythe bone and gum that surround the teeth creatmgpockets for bactena to accumulate As the pocketsbecome deEpermOrEroom screated for bactena to growEventually these bactenaenter the blood streampotentially leadIng to morc

In the early stage of pen-odontal dIsease the gumscan become red swollen andbleed eaSily At thIS stagethe dIsease IS reverSIble andcan be ehmmated throughroutme dental cleanmgs anddaily brushing and flossmg

Gum dIsease IS a senouschroDlc bactensl mfectlonthat attacks and destroysthe gums and bones thathold your teeth in place ThemfectlOn occurs when dentalplaque a sticky sometimescolorless film accumulateson the surfaces of the teeth

tal infections - and othermore serious diseases Thispotentlal connectionbetween gum disease andserious condItions such asheart ilisease diabetes andlow bIrth rate babIes ISsoberin~ news

Farmhouse museumStep back into the daJly

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Educationalopportunities

Take advantage of educa-tional opportunities WIthLIfelong Learning classes atSt Peter the ApostleElementary School 19800AnIta In Harper WoodsFashIOn your own greetmgswith a Card Makmg classMondays Jan 14 throughFeb 4 from noon to 2 p mThe fee IS $75 Shape upWIth ExerCise Classes formature adults Tuesdaysand Thursdays Jan 15through May 30 from 9 15to 10 15 a m or 10 30 to11 30 a m The fees are $90for ~woUllYII ~r w~eK$45for one day per week or $3for walk-ms Harper Woodslibranan Suzanne Kent WIlllead a free Book ReviewWednesday Jan 16 from 1to 2 pm m St PetersPansh House Those whohave completed theBeginner Computer coursecan partake In anIntroductIOn to WordMondavs Jan 14 throu2hFeb 4 from 9 to 11 a m Thefee IS$70 Computer classesfor Begmners will be offeredWednesdays Jan 16through Feb 6 from 1130am to 2 p m or ThursdaysJan 17 through Feb 7 from9 to 11 30 a m The fee IS$90 SIgn up for anIntemetlE-Mail CourseWednesdays Jan 16~hrough Jan 30 from 9 to11 a m The fee IS $75PreregIstratIOn ISrequestedCall (586) 493-0917

Pointes pastExperience Grosse

Pointes past WIth a freegwded tour of the GrossePomte Hlstoncal o~letysProvencal-Weir House c1823 376 Kercheval mGrosse POinte FarmsSaturday Jan 12 from 1 to4 p m Guests can learnabout 19th Century hfe inGrosse Pomte vIew anexhIbIt of hlstonc pho-tographs and Visit the newlyrenovated Log Cabin c1840 on the property Innddibon they can purchaseVIdeos featurmg GrossePomte h1S1)ryand relatedpubhcations and productsCall (313) 884-7010

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TTnfnrhmatelv less thanone-fifth of those WIth thecondItion seek treatmEntThe firstever SurgeonGenerals Report on OralHealth In Amenca suggeststhat there are strong assocI-atIOns between oral mfec-tlOns - pnmanly penodon-

At present nearly 75 per-cent of people over age 35have some stage of gum dIS-ease accordmg to theAmerIcan DentalHYgIeniStsAsSOCIation

Even though It IS the sec-ond most prevalent dIseasem the Unlted States -affectmg nearly one out ofevery four Amencans -many people are unawarethat penodontal dIsease andgum disease are dIfferentnames for the same condI-tIOn

Oral health problems currently cause employed adultsto lose more than 164 million hours of work every year

(NAPS) - Healthy gumsare the key to better healthfor everyone however 50mI1hon Amencans currentlysuffer from gum dIsease(penodontal dIsease) Leftuntreated gum ilisease mayserve as a gateway to manyother medIcal condItionsThe good newS IS that whenit is caught early periodon-tal dIsease IS reversibleAnd new there are moreways than ever to treat it

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Enhance your mmd bodyand SPlnt by partaking mthe courses and adventuresoffered at the Grosse PomteWar MemOrial 32Lakeshore In Grosse PomteFarms Develop balance andflelOblhty WIth Yang StyleTal Cm Mondays Jan 7through Feb 25 from 6 30to 7 30 pm or fuesdaysJan 8 through Feb 26 fro~7 35 to 8 35 P m The feesllft ~tgtuor ~ll lor semorsIncrease your stamma andstrength WIth Hatha YogaMondays Jan 7 throughFeb 25 from 830 to 10 amor 7 to 8 30 pm for contmumg students or 10 15 to1145 a n for begmnersClasses WIllalso be offeredThursdays Jan 10 throughFeb 28 from 735 to 905pm for begInners The feeis $70

Explore the tradItIOnalpnnciples of drawmg WIthWorkmg From the FigureWednesdays Jan 9 throughFeb 27 from 1 to 4 pm Thefee is $90 Pohsh your pos-ture WIth The FeldenkralsMethod Thursdays Jan 10through Feb 21 from 730to S30 pm or Fndays Jan11 through Feb 22 from 9to 10 am Tne fee IS $10Preregister using yourMaster Card or Visa via faxat (313) 884-6638 e-MalIwwwwarmemonal org orcall (313) 881-7511

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Art of learningTake advantage of an

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Artrain stroll Jan 20 at 1 pm SharpenView the out of thIS world bullyour artIstic slons With a

exhIbition Artistry of Space Figure Drawmg class forThe NASA Art Program adults Saturdays Jan 12aboard ArtraIn USA the through Jan 26 from 1 to 3natlons only trilVtHU1~ piii The fee is $120 or $95museum dunng a DetrOit ior DIA membelHistoncal SocIety Sunday PreregIstratIOn is requiredStroll program Sunday for the classJan 13 at 2 pm at theNew Center 1100 N Main

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All graduates of AustinCathohc PreparatorySI1Iool whih dUlled in1978 are mvited to attendthe dedIcation of the newAustin Portico SaturdayJan 12 m conJunctlon WIththe 4 p m Mass at St CllUeof Montefalco Church atMack and WhIttIer mGrosse Pomte Park An all-class reunIOn win follow theceremony Call (313) 882-9812

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FrI Jan t tCelebrate success

Join the volunteers of theAsSIstance League to theNortheast GUldance Centerat a CelebratIon GalaFrIday Jan 11 at 7 30 pmat the Country Club ofDtroit 220 Country ClubDr in Grosse Pointe Farmsmrking the 38th year otsuccessfully supportIngquahty behaVIOral health-care and substance abusetreatment selVlCes for theeast SIde of DetrOIt the five

SundayJan bullBach is back

rrh~ ~Y1Ith I~h E~~hsenes returns to the KresgeCourt of the DetroItInstItute of Arts 5200Woodward In DetroItSunday Jan 6 at 11 amWIth a performance by thePeter Soave Sextet Ticketsfor brunch and the concertare $22 for adults and $11for cmldren Seatmg on thecarpeted staIrwell for theconcert IS$5 Call (313) 833-4005

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onday an 7Sacred sites

DIscover five of metropohI tan DetroItS most beautIful sacred SItesduring a DetroItI HIstorical SDclety Hlstonc Church Tour Monday Jan 7 from 930 a m to 4 pm The bus WIlldepart from the parking iot oi the Detroiti HlStoncaJ Museum 5401I Woodward in DetroIt and

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86 Seniors January 3 2002Grosse Pointe News

By Sharon Malersac Executlve Director

As thl ne vear beg1l1b many homebound senIOrsare stIllleehng the aftereffects of Sept 11 2001

Some people whoexpenence these lymp-

toms may develop PTSD and as many as one out of13 Americans will get PTSD at some pomt durmgtheir 11es Of those who do the good news IS that mmany caes PTSD can be treated successfully

E1a1ne MOIlto ofGroNe PolDte Parkand Suaan Lauppe ofGrosH Pointe Farmsare shown above atthe left belping ft1lthe baekete

sac deliversThe Interfaith Volunteer careetven a pro-

gram of Services for Older Citizens (sac)brought together tbe cburcbes bullbull cboo~ andRotary Club of Grosse Pointe to provide achance for young and older people to reacbout to seniors in the community

On Dec 19 thegroUpB joined to cre-ate more tban 220Christma cards and11ft baskets to be~~~~dtl fdurlDg tbe bondHundreds of peopledonated bsketbandmade carda andIJIfts

_Driving safely while aging gracefully

Because televlSlOnbrmgs the world to ourIvmg rooms tlus con-lt1ltlOncan occur lorpeople who never expe-nenced the traumabut wltnebsed Itthrough the media Theacute stress of a trau-matIc event causeschemical reactlOl1s 111

the bram as well asphYSIcal symptoms

Sbaron Maier

SOC OItionsTrauma of Sept 11can lead to PTSD

With 24 hour neWb coverage reexpenencmg thetrauma IS ab eay asturnmg on 0Ur televllOn Traumatic eventscan lead to a conditIOnknown as posttraumat-ICtress disorder orPTSD

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youre on these medicatiOnsor need to use devices suchas glucose or blood pressuremom tors If you see a doctorwhl1e youre away be sure toget a Similar confirmatIOnletter for your return flightto cover any new prescnp-tlons

3 Take extra supplies ofeverythmg 11 case yourflight IS delayed

4 Use onglnal contamersWith ongInal labels showmgthe names of the doctors andpharmaCIsts and the pre-scnbed dosage

5 Never put your medICa-tIOns Into checked luggageBaggt can be lost Also thecompartment can be too coldor too hot and rum theireffect venes~

For more mformatlOncheck WIth your alrlme ortravel agent

For more mformatlOo ontraffic s~fety for b1der ulefsVISit the NHTSA webSIte atwww nhtsa dot govpeopleinlurvolddnvelmdex html orWrite to the NatIOnalHighway Traffic SafetyAdmInIstratIOn 400Sventh St SWWashLngton DC 20590 Youcan also fax your request to(WJ)366-7721

about your dnvmg ablhtlestalk With your doctor He orshe can evaluate the sldeeffects of the medicationsyou may be talung ConSidertaking a mature driver classthrough AAA AARP or alocal dnving school Letlnabout transportation options111 the commumty and con-Sider trymg them out

While everyone wants tokeep driV1ng for as IOlg aspossible no one wants to bea threat to themselves or toothers because they are nolonger able to dnve safelySelf-awareness is the keyWith smart self-manage-ment you ran retain thepersonal mobihty thatcomes With dnvlng whIlelImiting the nsks to yourselfund to others

Depression Treat It Defeat It

The followmg are tips thatcan help you while travel-Lng

1 Get at least two copiesof all your prescnptlOnb oneto keep WIth you and one tomclude m checked baggagem case you need fmergencyrefills

2 Get letter from )ourdoctor) confirmmg that

rymg aboard a number ofobjects meludmg LnsuhnsyrngES and any containeror VIal that could hold apotennally dangerous sub-sance

The alrhne also tned toconfiscate a bottle holdingher hIgh blood pressuremedlCme (She had trans-ferred the pills from a bottleWIth a chl1d proof cap toone that was easier to open )It was only after shE bUg-gested lettmg the flightattendants hold her medicalsupphes that thp airlineagreed to call her doctor toconfirm her me~hcal statusand her need to have theseItems close at hand

If you do onslder plan-mng a route that you arefamIliar WIth and try todnve durmg the day (aVOIdrush hour) Keep a safe diS-tance between you and thecar ahead of you and try tomake left turns where greenarrows provide protectedturns Scan the road contm-uously to antiCIpate futureproblems and plan youractIOns

Scmetunes other 1JU1J1are the best Judges of yourdnvlng ability If someonehas expressed concerns

miSSIon power steenng andbrakes and other speCIalequlpmcnt can make it eaSler for you to steer your vehi-cle and operate the foot ped-als

8 Dnvmg reqmres dlld-mg your attentlon betweenmore than one SituatIOn at atime Do you feel over-whelmed by traffic stgIls andpedestrian and vehicle traffic Do you take medicationsthat make you drowsy or doyou expErlence dlzzmessseIzures or losses of con-sCIOusness Do you reactslowly to normal dnV1ng Sit-uations

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betic fnend had a problemlast month bring-lOg hermedicatIOns wlth her on afhght to attend her sonsweddmg In Utah She hadno Idea when she got to theaJrport that the new securi-ty regulatIOns put m placeafter Sept 11 ruled cut car

pavement mltllungs othervehicles and pedestnans -~~tlaUy t dawn dusk vrat mght Does the glare ofoncommg headlights causeyou discomfort

If you have expenencedany of these symptoms ofdechnmg VISIon alwayswear your glasses and keepyour prescnptlOn currentKeep your wmdshield mir-rors and headhghts cleanand your headhghts aimedcorrectly If youre 60 orolder see an eye doctorevery year

2 Diminished strengthcoordinatIOn and fleXIbilitycan Impact your ability tosafely control your vehicleDo you have trouble lookmgover your shoulder tochange lanes mOV1ng yourfoot from the gas to thebrake pedal or turmng thesteermg wheel Do you feelpam In your knees legs orankles when gomg up ordown staJrs

If j-ouve experienced alyof these symptoms talk WIthyour doctor about phySIcaltherapy or medIcatIOnandOr tTftchmg exercisesand a walkmg or fitness pro-gram An automatic trans-

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(NAPS) - For manyAmencans dnvmg is a wayof mamtammg mdepen-dence Changesthatoccurlnpeople as they age howevercan affect theIr ablhty todnve safely

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help you determme whetherphySIcal changes are affect-mg your dnvmg skIll andIf so how to cope WJth themso you remain a safe driverfor as long as you can

1 Good VISion IS essenbalfor good dnv1I1g health Doyou lampave problems reading3lgns or recognizing some-one you know from acrossthe street Do you havetrouble seemg lane and

Seniors celebrate ChristmasA Christmas party was held by Services for Older Citizens (SOC)as part

of its Food amp Friendship proglaJn The program ta1Iesplace Monday throughFriday and includes lunch exereiae bingo and a social event for GrossePointe and Harper Woods seniors age 60 and older

Mary Krupa and Joe Kowalski are served by Jim Flkany of Grosse PointeRotary at the party SOCis located at 17150 Waterloo in the City of GrossePointe

Dr Dan Guyer of Bon Secours Cottage HealthSystem Will present an mformatlve talk begmmng at1130 a m TuesdaYtJan 8 at the cIghborhoodClub 17150 Waterloo m the CIty of Grosse Pomte HeWIll OJCUSbthe causes and cures for posttraumaticbtress dlborder

In the past many people behEved that only soldIersor other people who had been m a war could getPTSD Based on new research doctors and otherhealth care profeSSIOnals are learning that all kmdsof people from different backgrounds can have trau-matIc expenences that lead to PTSD

You can also get more mformatlOn about PTSDfrom the followmg orgamzatlOns Anxiety DisordersAssociatIOn of Amenca (30U 231-9350www adaa org Freedom from Fear (888) 442-2022wwwfreedomfromfearorg and the National MentalHealth AsSOCiation (800) 969-NMHA www nmha org

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Grosse Pointe News

Encounter In the ThirdDlmenslOn ShackletonsAntarctic Adventurf SuperSpeedway and DisneysBeauty and the Beast DallyscrPenJngB Will be offeredon a rotatmg baSIS begm-mng at 9 am on the hourm the mommg and on thehalf-hour in the aftemoonand evenmg TIckets are $10for adults or $8 for semorsand children ages 12 andunder Call (313) 982-6001

Detroits pastStroll the Streets of Old

DetrOit trace more than 100years of automotive historyand travel from Frontlers toFactones through the per-manent exhibitions of theDetrOIt Hlstoncal Museum5401 Woodward m DetrOItTake In the exhibit ThePolish Presence ill DetrOItthrough Sunday June 9Introduce yourself to theVIPs of DetrOIts Polish com-mumty dunng a free Pohshand Proud Meet and MingleParty Saturday Jan 12 atneon See sap ltind shup atthe Glancy Trams ShowSunday Jan 13 from 10a m to 4 p m Tramappraisals will be $2 Beenchaned by the WhlmslCaIcollectIOn of thnfty toys mthe eXhIbition A PennySaved Com Banks from theComenca CollectlOnthrough Sunday Jan 13Expenence the history ofDetrOIts onglnal settlersIohroulh tnI pyrllhhlln

Land LIVes and LegendsNative Amencans mDetrOit DetrOIts 300thBirthday is the msplratlOnfor the special exlubltion 30Who Dared

The Museum IS openWednesday through Fndayfrom 930 a m to 5 p m andSaturday and Sunday from10 a m to 5 p m The sug-gested admISSIOn IS$4 50 foradults or $225 for seniorschlldren ages 12 and undererter flee

people do not have thlsproblem

Try exerclsmg your atti-tude If you beheve thatexercise will gIve you morenergy then It will

Most of the explana-tIOns I hear from peoplewho arent worlong out areexcuses Give yourself fivereasons why you shouldcommIt to an exerClse pro-graIn get started and stickWith it Leave the whmersbehmd Jom the WInners

Kelly Griffin B S C S CS IS a personaltramer and the owner ofPower Break Fitness If youhave a fitness or tramlngquestum e-maIl Kelly at letters kfwShearstsc com orwrite her In care of KmgFeatures Weekly SerVicePO Box 536475 OrlandoFL 32853-6475

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Sunday from 9 30 a m to 5pm AdmISSIon IS $5 foradults and $3 for childrenover the age of five Call(313) 4945800

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Children can also explorethe hands-on exhibitIOnRacmg on the Wmd Salhngon the Great Lakes alongWith penn anent exhIbItIOnsfeatunng the doomed shipEdmund Fitzgerald and afreighter pIlothouse Themuseum 18 open Wednesdaythrough Sunday from 10a m to 5 p m AdmiSSIOn IS$2 for adults and $1 for chl1-dren a~8 12 to 18 Call(313) 852-4051

History aliveTravel through the past

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around watchmg a daytimetalk show or soap operaask yourself If there reallyIS no time for exercise

bull From the examples Ivealready given you can seethat exercise doesnt haveto cost you a penny Youdont have to Jom a healthclub or hire a tramer toreach your fitness goals

bull Start Simple espeCIallyIf youre embarkmg for thefirst time on a program ofexercise Try walkmg for 10mmutes three times aweek then add one minuteto your walk each weekYoull start to feel betterand ollce you do youll wantto continue

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experienceExplore the wonders of

the Charles H WnghtMuseum of MncanAmerican HI Rtnry 315 EWarren in Detroit Trace theMotor CityS mUSIcal historyVia the new exhtbltlon Jazin DetrOit Before Motown APhotographiC HIStory run-ning through Sunday Jan13 The Museums coreexhibit Of the People cele-brates DetrOits place inAfrIcan Ameman herItageand culture The Museum ISopen Tuesday through

enough time to exerCIsewhy not use half of yourlunch break to exercise and~he other half to eat

You dont have to work upa sweat Keepmg a set ofdumbbells at work anddomg some weight trammgon your break can stillmake a difference

bull Many people find them-selves awash In faInJlyduties If you spend a lot oftime playmg taxI to andfrom the soccer field trygettmg there early andwallung a couple lapsaround the field Ill betthat If you start a routinelike this other parents wdlsoon Join in

bull Bemg productive Withyour tIme means scheduhngexercise mto your dayBlockIng out a time wIllguarantee a workout Thenext time youre slttlng

Youll fiad the finest brands inAmerica at Ed Maliszewski21435 Great2r Mack St ClairShores (586)776-5510

Start10g our 8th year $0 down$35 a month Watch for manysurprIses 10 2002 Its a good time Ito be a Po1Ote Fitness memberOn Mack 313885-3600

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Zoo newsExpertence the animals

and more at the DetrOIt Zooat Ten Mile and Woodwardm Royal Oak ThroughThursday Feb 28 Jom inWIld Winter festivitiesmcludIng storytelhng treedecoratmg Ice carv10g andthe sweet sounds or seasonalchOIrs View members of theHenry Ford CommumtyCollege Ice Carving Club atwork SaTurdays Jan 5 andJan 12 from 11 a m to 3P m Also on Jan 5 take mfree lUUmal themed docu-mentaries 10 the WildhfeInterpretive Gallery OnSunday Jan 6 SeptemberProductIOns presents HatsOff to Animals an interac-tive storytelhng experiencefrom 1 to 1 45 p m or 2 to245 pm The Roeper UpperSchool ChOlf Wlll perlormSaturday Jan l~ trom 1 30to 230 pm Chill out WIththe polar bears arctIc foxesseals and snowy owls at theZoos new 4 2 acre ArcticRmg of Life exhlbit VISitorscan catch the underwateractIOn With a trip throughthe Polar Passage a unique70-ft long clear tunnel tocatch all the excitIng under-water action Take a ride onthe wild side and get an anI-mals eye-view of life on theWild Adventure SimulatorTickets are $4 Along withVisits to the other great ani-mals guests can see the

The Village IS closed untilMonday Apnl 1 when It wlllbe open from 9 a m to 5 pmAdmission to the Museumranges from $7 50 to $1250Admission to the Vlllageranges from $8 50 to $14Chlldren under the age of 5and members are admittedfree ShOWing m theMuseums $15 mllhon IMAXTheatre are Mysteries ofEgypt 3-D MaOla- Call (313) 833-1805

~No excuse exercise is good resolution for 2002By Kelly GriffinKing Features

After seven years of per-sonal trammg I have heardJll$t about every excuse 10the book on why people can-not work out Some of themOst popular ones are lackof tnleurol money or energy

I beheve most peoplereally want to feel betterabout themselves havemore energy and be moreproductive yet feel thatexercise reqUires a block oftime that does not eXIst

Yet If our mmd-set aboutexercise would changemaybe it would be easier toget started

Here are some sugges-tIOns

bull Time IS very precious tomost people the more wecan fit mto one day the bet-ter If you work a Cull-timeJob and feel you dont have

The staff at NOTRE DAME IPHARMACY extends WIshes for avery Healthy amp Happy New YearWe appreCIate your loyal patron-age through the year at 16926Kercheval in-the-Village I(313)885-2154

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Indoor playtimeThe Fanuly Center lDVltes

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Super scienceTour the new Improved

Detroit Science Center 5020John R m DetrOitBegmning Monday Jan 7embark on a Solar SystemAdventure view WmterNights and ZubenelgenubisMagical Sky in thp Centersnew Digltal DomePlanetanum Hands-on lab-oratory exhibits focus onmotion life sciences matterand energy waves andVlbrltlOns Now showmg inthe Centers lMAX Theatreare Journey lOto AmazingCaves and Dolphms Makeplans now to see the award-wmnmg Everest whichreturns to the IMAX DomeSaturdays and Sundays atnoon 2 and 4 pm throughSunday Jan 27 TheMuseum IS open Mondaythrough Friday from 9308m to 3 pm Saturday andSunday from 11 a m to 5p m AdmiSSIon IS $7 foradults $6 for seniors and $5ior children lMAx Theatretickets are an additional $2Call (313) 577-8400

Assumptionopportunities

AssumptIOn CulturalCenter 21800 MartEgtron theGrosse Pomte WoodsStClair Shores border offersyour children and teensenhghtenmg opportunitiesBnng those grades up WithKumon Math and ReadmgWednesdays from 3 45 to645 pm and Saturdaysfrom 10 a m to 1 p m The

War Memorial for kidsThe Grosse POinte War

Memorial 32 Lakeshore mGrosse Pomte Farms offersa full schedule of education-al and SOCial adventures forchildren Register today forJanuary classes ActivItiescan be charged to yourMaster Card or Visa VIa faxat (313) 884-6638 or phoneat (313) 881-7ill

South informationParents of eighth-grade

students who plan to attendGrosse POlUte South HighSchOOl m the Fall of 2002are InVited to explore thenInth-grade curnculum dur-mg an Information NIghtWednesday Jan 9 at 7pm In the SouthGymnatoTlum 11 GrossePOInte Boulevard In GrossePomte Farms Call (313)432-3513

Special needsexplored

Bames Early ChIldhoodCenter and The FamilyCenter will team to presenta panel of Grosse Pomte par-ents discussmg their JOur-neys of raising ChtldrenWlth Special Needs dunng aParenting EducatIOn Seriesfor Young FaImhes prograInTuesday Jan 15 from 7 to830 pm at BeaconElementary School 19475Beaconsfield In HarperWoods Chlldcare IS avaJ-able for those who reglsteror the Fridav onor to theprogram A voluntary dona-tion of $10 wIll be acceptedCall (313) 432-3800

Fun flicksJunior cmema buffs can

take 10 a W1de vanety of funflIcks during the GrossePomte Public Libraries freeWmter Fllm Festivalthrough Wednesday Jan23 Preschoolers can enjoyGeorge and Martha - BestFrIends Tuesday Jan 8 at4 pm at the Grosse PointeWoods Branch 20600 Mackin Grosse POlUte Woods orThursday Jan 10 at 4 pmat the Central Branch 10Kercheval In Grosse PomteFarms Grade school andmiddle school Iludlences cantake m Mary-Kate andAshley - Case of the SharkEncounter And EnC)clopedlaBrown - Burgled BaseballCards Wednesday J an 9 atthe Park Branch 15430Kercheval m Grosse POintePark Call (313) 343-2074

Artful opportunitiesAspmng artists ages 5 to

8 accompanied by an adultcan mdulge theIr talentsWIth a full schedule of class-es at the Detroit InstItute ofArts 5200 Woodward inDetrOIt Dragons dmosaursand hons are just a few ofthe Fantastic Ammals andFabulous Beasts you canfashIOn dunng a Clayworksclass Saturday Jan 12from 10 a m to noon PlOchIt Roll It COIl It dunng a

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FREE SHUITLE TO THE JOEEVERY HOME RED WING GAMEJom us every Sunday for ourSUNDAY BRUNCH 11 am- 230prn Plus we have wmter evenmgdmner spccwls BOOK SINDBADS

I SOHAR ROOM TODAY Perfect foryour pnvate partzes and speclaloccasion Call (313)822-7817 for Iwre II informatum at 100 Sf Cl4ir on-the-RweT I

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Periodontal disease may lead to seriousmedical conditions but it is treatable

For addItional Informa-tIOn on penodontal dIseaseVISIt www arestm com orcall (866) 2737864

Interestingly In a recentsurvey of 1000 Amencansover half rated regular den-tal VISItsand teeth cleanmgshIgher than gettmg regullt1cholesterol checks Howeverfar fewer request a dentalscreemng that could predIcttheIr chances of contractingpenodontal disease

nate the remaming bactenathat cant be reached dunngthe SRP procedure ArestmIS a fast and easy treatmentthat IS Omfortable forpatients anesthesia IS notneeded

ExhUttIona ShowAt the DIA

From the old masters tothe finest m modern art dIS-cover the gallerIes and exhI-bItIOns of the DetrOItInstItute of Arts The play-tmngs of the baby boomergeneratIOn are the focus ofphotographer DaVIdLevmthals VIVidexhIbItionSmall Wonder Worlds In aBox runnmg throughSunday Feb ~ The eventsof late 16th and 17lh centu-ry England and the beautyof nature are reflected m theexhIbItion Garden Imageryin English EmbrOIdery openthrough Sunday March 10Amencas oldest culturaltralhtlOnb are celebrared mthe exhIbItion Dance of theForest Spmts A Set ofNative American Masksthrough May 2002 Museumhours are Wednesdaythrough Fnday from 11 amto 4 pm and Saturday andSunday from 11 a m to 5p m Recommended admisSlon IS $4 for adults and $1for chIldren and studentsCall (313) 833-7963

On go nDSO notes

The DetrOlt SymphonyOrchestras DetrOlt EdlsonFoundabon Pops returns toOrchestra Hall 3711Woodward m DetrOitThursday Jan 10 throughSunday Jan 13 for StarsStllpes and Pops with trumpeter Marcus BelgravePerformances are scheduledfDr Thursday at 8 pmFriday and Saturday at 8 30P m and Sunday at 3 p m

T1ckets range from $19 to$75 Call (313) 576-5100

weekly workouts are $78 fortwo sessions $106 for threesessIOns or $124 for four ses-sIOns RegIster today forJanuary classes mcludmgGolf Tae Kwon Do KarateYoga TennIS GUItar AdultConversational GreekSmart Women FinIsh FIrstand Watercolors MacombCounty Commumty Collegeoffers a WIdevanety of waysto expand your honzons attheir AssumptIOn CulturalCenter campus To regIsterfor MCC programs call(586) 4984000PreregIstratIOn IS reqUIredfor most AssumptIOn cours-es Call (586) 779-6111

DO YOU bullbullbullwant to be in the metro calendar

Then fill out ttns form send 111096llterctleval Grosse PootErFarms 48236 or fax to (313) 882-1585 by 3 P m Fnday

EventDateTimePlaceCostQuestions CallContact Person

Recently dentISts andhygJemsts have begunaddmg the antIbIOticArestm a locally admmls-tered antibiotIc to help fightpenodontal dIsease to theSRP procedure The antlblotic ISapphed dIrectly to themfected area helpmg ehml-

serious health condItionsBecause penodontal dIS-

ease is a chrome bactenalmfectlOn It can be treatedWIth an antibIOtic TypIcaltreatment for penodontaldisease mcludes scaling androot planing also known asSRP This non-surgIcal procedure Involves deep clean-mg above and below thegum hne to remove plaquethat has bUIlt up

Parents who SIgn up for aKalo class can take advan-tage of free KIddIeKalolBaby Sitting Mondaythrough Thursday from 9 30to 10 a m Nonreglsteredparents pay $1 for fuddleKalo The 17-statlOnNauttlus weIght traInIngroom IS open Mondaythrough Thursday from B to1030 a m and 6 to 830 p mand Fnday from 8 to 1030a m The fee IS $50 for twodays per week $70 for threedays per week or $4 fordrop-m users KaloExerciseJNautilus combo

Ford Houseexperiences

Expenence the grandeurof one of AmencasCastles at the Edsel ampEleanor Ford Houlgte llUULakeshore m Grosse PomteShores Tours WIllbe offeredon the hour Tuesdampythrnugh Sunday from noonto 4 pm Monday Jan 7through Sunday March 31The Ford House Will beclosed Monday Jan 21through Monday Feb 4 TheTea Room will be closeduntil Sunday March 31Tonrllt re ~n for nnlh ~ifor semors -and $4-f~~--~~I~dren Grounds admISSIon IS$5 Annual Passes are avaIl-able for $18 Call (313) 884-4222

Assumption offeringsA full schedule of classes

and events aWalt you at TheAssumptIOn CulturalCenter Reach a npw tab- ofwell-being and cardlOvascular fitness by slgnmg up forKalosomatlcs exercIse pro-grams which combme aero-bICSWIth walking runningstretchmg elements of yogaand k1ckboxmg The WinterSession will run throughSaturday March 2 Fees are$52 tor two-day seSSIOns$74 for three-day sessIOnsand $94 for four-day ses-sions There IS a 25 ilis-count for semors

1~~SehnskyGreen FarmhouseMuseum located dIrectlybehmd the St ClaIr ShoresPubhc LIbrary LIsted In theMIchIgan State RegIster ofHlstonc Sites thIS farm-house IS owned by the CItyof St ClaIr Shores dnd oper-ated by the St Clair ShoresHlstoncal CommISSIOn Thehouse IS open for toursWednesday and Saturdayfrom 1 to 4 pm Call (586)771-9020

If left untreated gIngIVltlScan progress to penodontltlswhen the plaque spreadsbelow the gum lIne Toxmsm the bactena can destroythe bone and gum that surround the teeth creatmgpockets for bactena to accumulate As the pocketsbecome deEpermOrEroom screated for bactena to growEventually these bactenaenter the blood streampotentially leadIng to morc

In the early stage of pen-odontal dIsease the gumscan become red swollen andbleed eaSily At thIS stagethe dIsease IS reverSIble andcan be ehmmated throughroutme dental cleanmgs anddaily brushing and flossmg

Gum dIsease IS a senouschroDlc bactensl mfectlonthat attacks and destroysthe gums and bones thathold your teeth in place ThemfectlOn occurs when dentalplaque a sticky sometimescolorless film accumulateson the surfaces of the teeth

tal infections - and othermore serious diseases Thispotentlal connectionbetween gum disease andserious condItions such asheart ilisease diabetes andlow bIrth rate babIes ISsoberin~ news

Farmhouse museumStep back into the daJly

hfe of a mid19th centuryfarm famIly livmg m EnnTownshiP now St ClairShores WIth a tour of the

Educationalopportunities

Take advantage of educa-tional opportunities WIthLIfelong Learning classes atSt Peter the ApostleElementary School 19800AnIta In Harper WoodsFashIOn your own greetmgswith a Card Makmg classMondays Jan 14 throughFeb 4 from noon to 2 p mThe fee IS $75 Shape upWIth ExerCise Classes formature adults Tuesdaysand Thursdays Jan 15through May 30 from 9 15to 10 15 a m or 10 30 to11 30 a m The fees are $90for ~woUllYII ~r w~eK$45for one day per week or $3for walk-ms Harper Woodslibranan Suzanne Kent WIlllead a free Book ReviewWednesday Jan 16 from 1to 2 pm m St PetersPansh House Those whohave completed theBeginner Computer coursecan partake In anIntroductIOn to WordMondavs Jan 14 throu2hFeb 4 from 9 to 11 a m Thefee IS$70 Computer classesfor Begmners will be offeredWednesdays Jan 16through Feb 6 from 1130am to 2 p m or ThursdaysJan 17 through Feb 7 from9 to 11 30 a m The fee IS$90 SIgn up for anIntemetlE-Mail CourseWednesdays Jan 16~hrough Jan 30 from 9 to11 a m The fee IS $75PreregIstratIOn ISrequestedCall (586) 493-0917

Pointes pastExperience Grosse

Pointes past WIth a freegwded tour of the GrossePomte Hlstoncal o~letysProvencal-Weir House c1823 376 Kercheval mGrosse POinte FarmsSaturday Jan 12 from 1 to4 p m Guests can learnabout 19th Century hfe inGrosse Pomte vIew anexhIbIt of hlstonc pho-tographs and Visit the newlyrenovated Log Cabin c1840 on the property Innddibon they can purchaseVIdeos featurmg GrossePomte h1S1)ryand relatedpubhcations and productsCall (313) 884-7010

Call (313) 833-4249

TTnfnrhmatelv less thanone-fifth of those WIth thecondItion seek treatmEntThe firstever SurgeonGenerals Report on OralHealth In Amenca suggeststhat there are strong assocI-atIOns between oral mfec-tlOns - pnmanly penodon-

At present nearly 75 per-cent of people over age 35have some stage of gum dIS-ease accordmg to theAmerIcan DentalHYgIeniStsAsSOCIation

Even though It IS the sec-ond most prevalent dIseasem the Unlted States -affectmg nearly one out ofevery four Amencans -many people are unawarethat penodontal dIsease andgum disease are dIfferentnames for the same condI-tIOn

Oral health problems currently cause employed adultsto lose more than 164 million hours of work every year

(NAPS) - Healthy gumsare the key to better healthfor everyone however 50mI1hon Amencans currentlysuffer from gum dIsease(penodontal dIsease) Leftuntreated gum ilisease mayserve as a gateway to manyother medIcal condItionsThe good newS IS that whenit is caught early periodon-tal dIsease IS reversibleAnd new there are moreways than ever to treat it

in Ann Arbor The fee IS $10or $5 for DHS membersReservations are requiredCall (313) 833-1405

Live a LeaRiWar Memorial Update

Enhance your mmd bodyand SPlnt by partaking mthe courses and adventuresoffered at the Grosse PomteWar MemOrial 32Lakeshore In Grosse PomteFarms Develop balance andflelOblhty WIth Yang StyleTal Cm Mondays Jan 7through Feb 25 from 6 30to 7 30 pm or fuesdaysJan 8 through Feb 26 fro~7 35 to 8 35 P m The feesllft ~tgtuor ~ll lor semorsIncrease your stamma andstrength WIth Hatha YogaMondays Jan 7 throughFeb 25 from 830 to 10 amor 7 to 8 30 pm for contmumg students or 10 15 to1145 a n for begmnersClasses WIllalso be offeredThursdays Jan 10 throughFeb 28 from 735 to 905pm for begInners The feeis $70

Explore the tradItIOnalpnnciples of drawmg WIthWorkmg From the FigureWednesdays Jan 9 throughFeb 27 from 1 to 4 pm Thefee is $90 Pohsh your pos-ture WIth The FeldenkralsMethod Thursdays Jan 10through Feb 21 from 730to S30 pm or Fndays Jan11 through Feb 22 from 9to 10 am Tne fee IS $10Preregister using yourMaster Card or Visa via faxat (313) 884-6638 e-MalIwwwwarmemonal org orcall (313) 881-7511

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Grosse POInte mUniCIpali-ties and Harper Woods Theevent IS an Ideal afterglowdestInatlon for those attend-Ing the DetrOItAuto DealersAsSOCIations NorthAmerican InternatIOnalAuto Show Chanty PrevIewon that same rught Ticketsto thIS elegant black tieoptional evenmg of dmmgand danCIng are $85ReservatIOns are reqUIredProceeds benefit ChIldrensServIces of the NortheastGUIdance Center Call (313)884-8691

AU that jazzJazz guItarIst Tim

Bowman and hIS band WIll

headhne A Jazzy Afterglowbenefitmg Barat ChIld andFanuly Services a dIVISIOnof Matnx Human SeeVlesFrIday Jan 11 at theInternational Banquet ampConference Center of theAthenaeum SUIte Hotel 400Monroe in DetrOitFestiVlties Include a 5 to 7P m VIP hors doeuvresreception 5 to 915 p m VIPShuttlp Rorvlce to theDetrOIt Auto DealersAsSOCIations NorthAmerican InternatIOnalAuto Show Chanty Previewdinner at 9 15 pm andentertamment commencingat 1030 p ill Tickets for thISblack tIe affllU are $125 or$175 per personReservations are requiredCall (313) 9633330

Art of learningTake advantage of an

exciting selectIon of freeDrop-In Workshops at theDetroit InstItute of Arts5200 Woodward in DetroitPIece to~ether creahvePostcards Fridays Jan 4through Jan 25 from 630to 8 pm DIscover The Art ofthe Doodle Sundays J an 6through Jan 27 from noonto 4 p m PartICIpate m theNAMES Project AIDSMemorial Quilt Sunday

Artrain stroll Jan 20 at 1 pm SharpenView the out of thIS world bullyour artIstic slons With a

exhIbition Artistry of Space Figure Drawmg class forThe NASA Art Program adults Saturdays Jan 12aboard ArtraIn USA the through Jan 26 from 1 to 3natlons only trilVtHU1~ piii The fee is $120 or $95museum dunng a DetrOit ior DIA membelHistoncal SocIety Sunday PreregIstratIOn is requiredStroll program Sunday for the classJan 13 at 2 pm at theNew Center 1100 N Main

MarkVourCalenda bullbullbullAttention Austinalumni

All graduates of AustinCathohc PreparatorySI1Iool whih dUlled in1978 are mvited to attendthe dedIcation of the newAustin Portico SaturdayJan 12 m conJunctlon WIththe 4 p m Mass at St CllUeof Montefalco Church atMack and WhIttIer mGrosse Pomte Park An all-class reunIOn win follow theceremony Call (313) 882-9812

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Last weekspuzzlesolved

FrI Jan t tCelebrate success

Join the volunteers of theAsSIstance League to theNortheast GUldance Centerat a CelebratIon GalaFrIday Jan 11 at 7 30 pmat the Country Club ofDtroit 220 Country ClubDr in Grosse Pointe Farmsmrking the 38th year otsuccessfully supportIngquahty behaVIOral health-care and substance abusetreatment selVlCes for theeast SIde of DetrOIt the five

SundayJan bullBach is back

rrh~ ~Y1Ith I~h E~~hsenes returns to the KresgeCourt of the DetroItInstItute of Arts 5200Woodward In DetroItSunday Jan 6 at 11 amWIth a performance by thePeter Soave Sextet Ticketsfor brunch and the concertare $22 for adults and $11for cmldren Seatmg on thecarpeted staIrwell for theconcert IS$5 Call (313) 833-4005

nCFood amp fellowahlp

Share good food and fel-lowshIp during the MensFriday EcumemcalBreakfast lltndayJan 4 at7 30 am at Gros~e Pomte~emorlal Church 16Lakeshore m Grosse PomteFarms Ms Sydney Rooks ofOpen Door at Fort StreetPresbyterIan Church WIllbethe featured speaker Thefee IS $5 Call (313) 882-5330

onday an 7Sacred sites

DIscover five of metropohI tan DetroItS most beautIful sacred SItesduring a DetroItI HIstorical SDclety Hlstonc Church Tour Monday Jan 7 from 930 a m to 4 pm The bus WIlldepart from the parking iot oi the Detroiti HlStoncaJ Museum 5401I Woodward in DetroIt and

stop at St Domllllcs RomanCathohc Church FIrst

IPresbytenan Church StMatthew-St Joseph

~Episcopal Church LIttleRock BaDtist Church andthe Cathect-al Church of StPaul EpIscopal The fee IS$25 or $18 for DHS memobers Reservations arerequired Call (313) 833-1405

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86 Seniors January 3 2002Grosse Pointe News

By Sharon Malersac Executlve Director

As thl ne vear beg1l1b many homebound senIOrsare stIllleehng the aftereffects of Sept 11 2001

Some people whoexpenence these lymp-

toms may develop PTSD and as many as one out of13 Americans will get PTSD at some pomt durmgtheir 11es Of those who do the good news IS that mmany caes PTSD can be treated successfully

E1a1ne MOIlto ofGroNe PolDte Parkand Suaan Lauppe ofGrosH Pointe Farmsare shown above atthe left belping ft1lthe baekete

sac deliversThe Interfaith Volunteer careetven a pro-

gram of Services for Older Citizens (sac)brought together tbe cburcbes bullbull cboo~ andRotary Club of Grosse Pointe to provide achance for young and older people to reacbout to seniors in the community

On Dec 19 thegroUpB joined to cre-ate more tban 220Christma cards and11ft baskets to be~~~~dtl fdurlDg tbe bondHundreds of peopledonated bsketbandmade carda andIJIfts

_Driving safely while aging gracefully

Because televlSlOnbrmgs the world to ourIvmg rooms tlus con-lt1ltlOncan occur lorpeople who never expe-nenced the traumabut wltnebsed Itthrough the media Theacute stress of a trau-matIc event causeschemical reactlOl1s 111

the bram as well asphYSIcal symptoms

Sbaron Maier

SOC OItionsTrauma of Sept 11can lead to PTSD

With 24 hour neWb coverage reexpenencmg thetrauma IS ab eay asturnmg on 0Ur televllOn Traumatic eventscan lead to a conditIOnknown as posttraumat-ICtress disorder orPTSD

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prescriptions while traveling

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Wrzte to llatllda CharlesII care of Kmg FeaturesWeekly SerVice PO Box$16475 Orlando FL 328536475 or send an e-mail toletters kfwShearstsc com

youre on these medicatiOnsor need to use devices suchas glucose or blood pressuremom tors If you see a doctorwhl1e youre away be sure toget a Similar confirmatIOnletter for your return flightto cover any new prescnp-tlons

3 Take extra supplies ofeverythmg 11 case yourflight IS delayed

4 Use onglnal contamersWith ongInal labels showmgthe names of the doctors andpharmaCIsts and the pre-scnbed dosage

5 Never put your medICa-tIOns Into checked luggageBaggt can be lost Also thecompartment can be too coldor too hot and rum theireffect venes~

For more mformatlOncheck WIth your alrlme ortravel agent

For more mformatlOo ontraffic s~fety for b1der ulefsVISit the NHTSA webSIte atwww nhtsa dot govpeopleinlurvolddnvelmdex html orWrite to the NatIOnalHighway Traffic SafetyAdmInIstratIOn 400Sventh St SWWashLngton DC 20590 Youcan also fax your request to(WJ)366-7721

about your dnvmg ablhtlestalk With your doctor He orshe can evaluate the sldeeffects of the medicationsyou may be talung ConSidertaking a mature driver classthrough AAA AARP or alocal dnving school Letlnabout transportation options111 the commumty and con-Sider trymg them out

While everyone wants tokeep driV1ng for as IOlg aspossible no one wants to bea threat to themselves or toothers because they are nolonger able to dnve safelySelf-awareness is the keyWith smart self-manage-ment you ran retain thepersonal mobihty thatcomes With dnvlng whIlelImiting the nsks to yourselfund to others

Depression Treat It Defeat It

The followmg are tips thatcan help you while travel-Lng

1 Get at least two copiesof all your prescnptlOnb oneto keep WIth you and one tomclude m checked baggagem case you need fmergencyrefills

2 Get letter from )ourdoctor) confirmmg that

rymg aboard a number ofobjects meludmg LnsuhnsyrngES and any containeror VIal that could hold apotennally dangerous sub-sance

The alrhne also tned toconfiscate a bottle holdingher hIgh blood pressuremedlCme (She had trans-ferred the pills from a bottleWIth a chl1d proof cap toone that was easier to open )It was only after shE bUg-gested lettmg the flightattendants hold her medicalsupphes that thp airlineagreed to call her doctor toconfirm her me~hcal statusand her need to have theseItems close at hand

If you do onslder plan-mng a route that you arefamIliar WIth and try todnve durmg the day (aVOIdrush hour) Keep a safe diS-tance between you and thecar ahead of you and try tomake left turns where greenarrows provide protectedturns Scan the road contm-uously to antiCIpate futureproblems and plan youractIOns

Scmetunes other 1JU1J1are the best Judges of yourdnvlng ability If someonehas expressed concerns

miSSIon power steenng andbrakes and other speCIalequlpmcnt can make it eaSler for you to steer your vehi-cle and operate the foot ped-als

8 Dnvmg reqmres dlld-mg your attentlon betweenmore than one SituatIOn at atime Do you feel over-whelmed by traffic stgIls andpedestrian and vehicle traffic Do you take medicationsthat make you drowsy or doyou expErlence dlzzmessseIzures or losses of con-sCIOusness Do you reactslowly to normal dnV1ng Sit-uations

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betic fnend had a problemlast month bring-lOg hermedicatIOns wlth her on afhght to attend her sonsweddmg In Utah She hadno Idea when she got to theaJrport that the new securi-ty regulatIOns put m placeafter Sept 11 ruled cut car

pavement mltllungs othervehicles and pedestnans -~~tlaUy t dawn dusk vrat mght Does the glare ofoncommg headlights causeyou discomfort

If you have expenencedany of these symptoms ofdechnmg VISIon alwayswear your glasses and keepyour prescnptlOn currentKeep your wmdshield mir-rors and headhghts cleanand your headhghts aimedcorrectly If youre 60 orolder see an eye doctorevery year

2 Diminished strengthcoordinatIOn and fleXIbilitycan Impact your ability tosafely control your vehicleDo you have trouble lookmgover your shoulder tochange lanes mOV1ng yourfoot from the gas to thebrake pedal or turmng thesteermg wheel Do you feelpam In your knees legs orankles when gomg up ordown staJrs

If j-ouve experienced alyof these symptoms talk WIthyour doctor about phySIcaltherapy or medIcatIOnandOr tTftchmg exercisesand a walkmg or fitness pro-gram An automatic trans-

~BON SECOURS PLACE AT ST CLAIR SHORESA Ilolt seour- LJwlg Ao_

26101 Jefferson AvenueSf Clair Shores MIChIgan 48081(810) 498-4500

Dad spent a lot of time alone duringthe dayand we couldnt always be therefor him Now he has new fliends eatswell balanced meals and has help wIthhis medications Assisted living atBon Secours Placewas the ideal optionfor all of us

gt- Sponsored by the S1CjfArcof ~n ~( Ire

Affiliated W1t~Boo SecoUIS Health System IncrAl~ DevUlOpea ana managea 0) 0 Lilli are gtBrv~S L4Ciiir ~ ~OOO e ~prvWfloIl I I r

(NAPS) - For manyAmencans dnvmg is a wayof mamtammg mdepen-dence Changesthatoccurlnpeople as they age howevercan affect theIr ablhty todnve safely

The followmg t1p~ IIldy

help you determme whetherphySIcal changes are affect-mg your dnvmg skIll andIf so how to cope WJth themso you remain a safe driverfor as long as you can

1 Good VISion IS essenbalfor good dnv1I1g health Doyou lampave problems reading3lgns or recognizing some-one you know from acrossthe street Do you havetrouble seemg lane and

Seniors celebrate ChristmasA Christmas party was held by Services for Older Citizens (SOC)as part

of its Food amp Friendship proglaJn The program ta1Iesplace Monday throughFriday and includes lunch exereiae bingo and a social event for GrossePointe and Harper Woods seniors age 60 and older

Mary Krupa and Joe Kowalski are served by Jim Flkany of Grosse PointeRotary at the party SOCis located at 17150 Waterloo in the City of GrossePointe

Dr Dan Guyer of Bon Secours Cottage HealthSystem Will present an mformatlve talk begmmng at1130 a m TuesdaYtJan 8 at the cIghborhoodClub 17150 Waterloo m the CIty of Grosse Pomte HeWIll OJCUSbthe causes and cures for posttraumaticbtress dlborder

In the past many people behEved that only soldIersor other people who had been m a war could getPTSD Based on new research doctors and otherhealth care profeSSIOnals are learning that all kmdsof people from different backgrounds can have trau-matIc expenences that lead to PTSD

You can also get more mformatlOn about PTSDfrom the followmg orgamzatlOns Anxiety DisordersAssociatIOn of Amenca (30U 231-9350www adaa org Freedom from Fear (888) 442-2022wwwfreedomfromfearorg and the National MentalHealth AsSOCiation (800) 969-NMHA www nmha org

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Children can also explorethe hands-on exhibitIOnRacmg on the Wmd Salhngon the Great Lakes alongWith penn anent exhIbItIOnsfeatunng the doomed shipEdmund Fitzgerald and afreighter pIlothouse Themuseum 18 open Wednesdaythrough Sunday from 10a m to 5 p m AdmiSSIOn IS$2 for adults and $1 for chl1-dren a~8 12 to 18 Call(313) 852-4051

History aliveTravel through the past

100 years via the specialehibit Your Place in Time20th Century Amenca atThe Henry Ford Museumand Greenfield Village20900 Oakwood inDearborn Patrons may alsotour the museumsCommumcatiuull LI2htmeTransportatIOn andDomestIc Arts exhlbltlOnsThe Museum IS open dailyfrom 9 am to 5 p m

around watchmg a daytimetalk show or soap operaask yourself If there reallyIS no time for exercise

bull From the examples Ivealready given you can seethat exercise doesnt haveto cost you a penny Youdont have to Jom a healthclub or hire a tramer toreach your fitness goals

bull Start Simple espeCIallyIf youre embarkmg for thefirst time on a program ofexercise Try walkmg for 10mmutes three times aweek then add one minuteto your walk each weekYoull start to feel betterand ollce you do youll wantto continue

bull Afraid that exercise wlllrob you of Important energyyou need for the rest of yourday ThIs can only be trueIf you are exerclsmg toohard or too much Most

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Cool carsView a collection repre-

sentmg three decades ofautomotive deSign Includ-mg a 1904 Runabout a1QII)) ~H of rt l _ - V L V loA

a 1949 BUick RoadmasterRIVIera at the AutomotiveHall of Fame 21400Oakwood m Dearbornthrough Feb 2002 The Hallof FaIne IS open dally from10 a m to 5 pm The fee IS$6 for adults $5 50 forsemors ages 62 and up and$3 for chlldren ages 5 to 12Call (313) 240-4000

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can applaud the RUSSianfolk tale the FuebirdSaturdays at 2 pmthrough Jan 26 at theDetrOit Puppet Theatre 25E Grand River 10 DetrOItTickets are $7 for adults and$5 for chIldrenReservatIons are requestedCall (313) 961-7777

experienceExplore the wonders of

the Charles H WnghtMuseum of MncanAmerican HI Rtnry 315 EWarren in Detroit Trace theMotor CityS mUSIcal historyVia the new exhtbltlon Jazin DetrOit Before Motown APhotographiC HIStory run-ning through Sunday Jan13 The Museums coreexhibit Of the People cele-brates DetrOits place inAfrIcan Ameman herItageand culture The Museum ISopen Tuesday through

enough time to exerCIsewhy not use half of yourlunch break to exercise and~he other half to eat

You dont have to work upa sweat Keepmg a set ofdumbbells at work anddomg some weight trammgon your break can stillmake a difference

bull Many people find them-selves awash In faInJlyduties If you spend a lot oftime playmg taxI to andfrom the soccer field trygettmg there early andwallung a couple lapsaround the field Ill betthat If you start a routinelike this other parents wdlsoon Join in

bull Bemg productive Withyour tIme means scheduhngexercise mto your dayBlockIng out a time wIllguarantee a workout Thenext time youre slttlng

Youll fiad the finest brands inAmerica at Ed Maliszewski21435 Great2r Mack St ClairShores (586)776-5510

Start10g our 8th year $0 down$35 a month Watch for manysurprIses 10 2002 Its a good time Ito be a Po1Ote Fitness memberOn Mack 313885-3600

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Zoo newsExpertence the animals

and more at the DetrOIt Zooat Ten Mile and Woodwardm Royal Oak ThroughThursday Feb 28 Jom inWIld Winter festivitiesmcludIng storytelhng treedecoratmg Ice carv10g andthe sweet sounds or seasonalchOIrs View members of theHenry Ford CommumtyCollege Ice Carving Club atwork SaTurdays Jan 5 andJan 12 from 11 a m to 3P m Also on Jan 5 take mfree lUUmal themed docu-mentaries 10 the WildhfeInterpretive Gallery OnSunday Jan 6 SeptemberProductIOns presents HatsOff to Animals an interac-tive storytelhng experiencefrom 1 to 1 45 p m or 2 to245 pm The Roeper UpperSchool ChOlf Wlll perlormSaturday Jan l~ trom 1 30to 230 pm Chill out WIththe polar bears arctIc foxesseals and snowy owls at theZoos new 4 2 acre ArcticRmg of Life exhlbit VISitorscan catch the underwateractIOn With a trip throughthe Polar Passage a unique70-ft long clear tunnel tocatch all the excitIng under-water action Take a ride onthe wild side and get an anI-mals eye-view of life on theWild Adventure SimulatorTickets are $4 Along withVisits to the other great ani-mals guests can see the

The Village IS closed untilMonday Apnl 1 when It wlllbe open from 9 a m to 5 pmAdmission to the Museumranges from $7 50 to $1250Admission to the Vlllageranges from $8 50 to $14Chlldren under the age of 5and members are admittedfree ShOWing m theMuseums $15 mllhon IMAXTheatre are Mysteries ofEgypt 3-D MaOla- Call (313) 833-1805

~No excuse exercise is good resolution for 2002By Kelly GriffinKing Features

After seven years of per-sonal trammg I have heardJll$t about every excuse 10the book on why people can-not work out Some of themOst popular ones are lackof tnleurol money or energy

I beheve most peoplereally want to feel betterabout themselves havemore energy and be moreproductive yet feel thatexercise reqUires a block oftime that does not eXIst

Yet If our mmd-set aboutexercise would changemaybe it would be easier toget started

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Indoor playtimeThe Fanuly Center lDVltes

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Super scienceTour the new Improved

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Bames Early ChIldhoodCenter and The FamilyCenter will team to presenta panel of Grosse Pomte par-ents discussmg their JOur-neys of raising ChtldrenWlth Special Needs dunng aParenting EducatIOn Seriesfor Young FaImhes prograInTuesday Jan 15 from 7 to830 pm at BeaconElementary School 19475Beaconsfield In HarperWoods Chlldcare IS avaJ-able for those who reglsteror the Fridav onor to theprogram A voluntary dona-tion of $10 wIll be acceptedCall (313) 432-3800

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86 Seniors January 3 2002Grosse Pointe News

By Sharon Malersac Executlve Director

As thl ne vear beg1l1b many homebound senIOrsare stIllleehng the aftereffects of Sept 11 2001

Some people whoexpenence these lymp-

toms may develop PTSD and as many as one out of13 Americans will get PTSD at some pomt durmgtheir 11es Of those who do the good news IS that mmany caes PTSD can be treated successfully

E1a1ne MOIlto ofGroNe PolDte Parkand Suaan Lauppe ofGrosH Pointe Farmsare shown above atthe left belping ft1lthe baekete

sac deliversThe Interfaith Volunteer careetven a pro-

gram of Services for Older Citizens (sac)brought together tbe cburcbes bullbull cboo~ andRotary Club of Grosse Pointe to provide achance for young and older people to reacbout to seniors in the community

On Dec 19 thegroUpB joined to cre-ate more tban 220Christma cards and11ft baskets to be~~~~dtl fdurlDg tbe bondHundreds of peopledonated bsketbandmade carda andIJIfts

_Driving safely while aging gracefully

Because televlSlOnbrmgs the world to ourIvmg rooms tlus con-lt1ltlOncan occur lorpeople who never expe-nenced the traumabut wltnebsed Itthrough the media Theacute stress of a trau-matIc event causeschemical reactlOl1s 111

the bram as well asphYSIcal symptoms

Sbaron Maier

SOC OItionsTrauma of Sept 11can lead to PTSD

With 24 hour neWb coverage reexpenencmg thetrauma IS ab eay asturnmg on 0Ur televllOn Traumatic eventscan lead to a conditIOnknown as posttraumat-ICtress disorder orPTSD

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prescriptions while traveling

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youre on these medicatiOnsor need to use devices suchas glucose or blood pressuremom tors If you see a doctorwhl1e youre away be sure toget a Similar confirmatIOnletter for your return flightto cover any new prescnp-tlons

3 Take extra supplies ofeverythmg 11 case yourflight IS delayed

4 Use onglnal contamersWith ongInal labels showmgthe names of the doctors andpharmaCIsts and the pre-scnbed dosage

5 Never put your medICa-tIOns Into checked luggageBaggt can be lost Also thecompartment can be too coldor too hot and rum theireffect venes~

For more mformatlOncheck WIth your alrlme ortravel agent

For more mformatlOo ontraffic s~fety for b1der ulefsVISit the NHTSA webSIte atwww nhtsa dot govpeopleinlurvolddnvelmdex html orWrite to the NatIOnalHighway Traffic SafetyAdmInIstratIOn 400Sventh St SWWashLngton DC 20590 Youcan also fax your request to(WJ)366-7721

about your dnvmg ablhtlestalk With your doctor He orshe can evaluate the sldeeffects of the medicationsyou may be talung ConSidertaking a mature driver classthrough AAA AARP or alocal dnving school Letlnabout transportation options111 the commumty and con-Sider trymg them out

While everyone wants tokeep driV1ng for as IOlg aspossible no one wants to bea threat to themselves or toothers because they are nolonger able to dnve safelySelf-awareness is the keyWith smart self-manage-ment you ran retain thepersonal mobihty thatcomes With dnvlng whIlelImiting the nsks to yourselfund to others

Depression Treat It Defeat It

The followmg are tips thatcan help you while travel-Lng

1 Get at least two copiesof all your prescnptlOnb oneto keep WIth you and one tomclude m checked baggagem case you need fmergencyrefills

2 Get letter from )ourdoctor) confirmmg that

rymg aboard a number ofobjects meludmg LnsuhnsyrngES and any containeror VIal that could hold apotennally dangerous sub-sance

The alrhne also tned toconfiscate a bottle holdingher hIgh blood pressuremedlCme (She had trans-ferred the pills from a bottleWIth a chl1d proof cap toone that was easier to open )It was only after shE bUg-gested lettmg the flightattendants hold her medicalsupphes that thp airlineagreed to call her doctor toconfirm her me~hcal statusand her need to have theseItems close at hand

If you do onslder plan-mng a route that you arefamIliar WIth and try todnve durmg the day (aVOIdrush hour) Keep a safe diS-tance between you and thecar ahead of you and try tomake left turns where greenarrows provide protectedturns Scan the road contm-uously to antiCIpate futureproblems and plan youractIOns

Scmetunes other 1JU1J1are the best Judges of yourdnvlng ability If someonehas expressed concerns

miSSIon power steenng andbrakes and other speCIalequlpmcnt can make it eaSler for you to steer your vehi-cle and operate the foot ped-als

8 Dnvmg reqmres dlld-mg your attentlon betweenmore than one SituatIOn at atime Do you feel over-whelmed by traffic stgIls andpedestrian and vehicle traffic Do you take medicationsthat make you drowsy or doyou expErlence dlzzmessseIzures or losses of con-sCIOusness Do you reactslowly to normal dnV1ng Sit-uations

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By Matilda CharlesAn msulln-dependent dia-

betic fnend had a problemlast month bring-lOg hermedicatIOns wlth her on afhght to attend her sonsweddmg In Utah She hadno Idea when she got to theaJrport that the new securi-ty regulatIOns put m placeafter Sept 11 ruled cut car

pavement mltllungs othervehicles and pedestnans -~~tlaUy t dawn dusk vrat mght Does the glare ofoncommg headlights causeyou discomfort

If you have expenencedany of these symptoms ofdechnmg VISIon alwayswear your glasses and keepyour prescnptlOn currentKeep your wmdshield mir-rors and headhghts cleanand your headhghts aimedcorrectly If youre 60 orolder see an eye doctorevery year

2 Diminished strengthcoordinatIOn and fleXIbilitycan Impact your ability tosafely control your vehicleDo you have trouble lookmgover your shoulder tochange lanes mOV1ng yourfoot from the gas to thebrake pedal or turmng thesteermg wheel Do you feelpam In your knees legs orankles when gomg up ordown staJrs

If j-ouve experienced alyof these symptoms talk WIthyour doctor about phySIcaltherapy or medIcatIOnandOr tTftchmg exercisesand a walkmg or fitness pro-gram An automatic trans-

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Dad spent a lot of time alone duringthe dayand we couldnt always be therefor him Now he has new fliends eatswell balanced meals and has help wIthhis medications Assisted living atBon Secours Placewas the ideal optionfor all of us

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(NAPS) - For manyAmencans dnvmg is a wayof mamtammg mdepen-dence Changesthatoccurlnpeople as they age howevercan affect theIr ablhty todnve safely

The followmg t1p~ IIldy

help you determme whetherphySIcal changes are affect-mg your dnvmg skIll andIf so how to cope WJth themso you remain a safe driverfor as long as you can

1 Good VISion IS essenbalfor good dnv1I1g health Doyou lampave problems reading3lgns or recognizing some-one you know from acrossthe street Do you havetrouble seemg lane and

Seniors celebrate ChristmasA Christmas party was held by Services for Older Citizens (SOC)as part

of its Food amp Friendship proglaJn The program ta1Iesplace Monday throughFriday and includes lunch exereiae bingo and a social event for GrossePointe and Harper Woods seniors age 60 and older

Mary Krupa and Joe Kowalski are served by Jim Flkany of Grosse PointeRotary at the party SOCis located at 17150 Waterloo in the City of GrossePointe

Dr Dan Guyer of Bon Secours Cottage HealthSystem Will present an mformatlve talk begmmng at1130 a m TuesdaYtJan 8 at the cIghborhoodClub 17150 Waterloo m the CIty of Grosse Pomte HeWIll OJCUSbthe causes and cures for posttraumaticbtress dlborder

In the past many people behEved that only soldIersor other people who had been m a war could getPTSD Based on new research doctors and otherhealth care profeSSIOnals are learning that all kmdsof people from different backgrounds can have trau-matIc expenences that lead to PTSD

You can also get more mformatlOn about PTSDfrom the followmg orgamzatlOns Anxiety DisordersAssociatIOn of Amenca (30U 231-9350www adaa org Freedom from Fear (888) 442-2022wwwfreedomfromfearorg and the National MentalHealth AsSOCiation (800) 969-NMHA www nmha org

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I128 Family features by Madeleine Socia January 3 2002

Grosse Pointe News

Encounter In the ThirdDlmenslOn ShackletonsAntarctic Adventurf SuperSpeedway and DisneysBeauty and the Beast DallyscrPenJngB Will be offeredon a rotatmg baSIS begm-mng at 9 am on the hourm the mommg and on thehalf-hour in the aftemoonand evenmg TIckets are $10for adults or $8 for semorsand children ages 12 andunder Call (313) 982-6001

Detroits pastStroll the Streets of Old

DetrOit trace more than 100years of automotive historyand travel from Frontlers toFactones through the per-manent exhibitions of theDetrOIt Hlstoncal Museum5401 Woodward m DetrOItTake In the exhibit ThePolish Presence ill DetrOItthrough Sunday June 9Introduce yourself to theVIPs of DetrOIts Polish com-mumty dunng a free Pohshand Proud Meet and MingleParty Saturday Jan 12 atneon See sap ltind shup atthe Glancy Trams ShowSunday Jan 13 from 10a m to 4 p m Tramappraisals will be $2 Beenchaned by the WhlmslCaIcollectIOn of thnfty toys mthe eXhIbition A PennySaved Com Banks from theComenca CollectlOnthrough Sunday Jan 13Expenence the history ofDetrOIts onglnal settlersIohroulh tnI pyrllhhlln

Land LIVes and LegendsNative Amencans mDetrOit DetrOIts 300thBirthday is the msplratlOnfor the special exlubltion 30Who Dared

The Museum IS openWednesday through Fndayfrom 930 a m to 5 p m andSaturday and Sunday from10 a m to 5 p m The sug-gested admISSIOn IS$4 50 foradults or $225 for seniorschlldren ages 12 and undererter flee

people do not have thlsproblem

Try exerclsmg your atti-tude If you beheve thatexercise will gIve you morenergy then It will

Most of the explana-tIOns I hear from peoplewho arent worlong out areexcuses Give yourself fivereasons why you shouldcommIt to an exerClse pro-graIn get started and stickWith it Leave the whmersbehmd Jom the WInners

Kelly Griffin B S C S CS IS a personaltramer and the owner ofPower Break Fitness If youhave a fitness or tramlngquestum e-maIl Kelly at letters kfwShearstsc com orwrite her In care of KmgFeatures Weekly SerVicePO Box 536475 OrlandoFL 32853-6475

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say Thank You and to wish yon aHappy New Year of healthhappiness and prosperity fromKISKA JEWELERS 63Kercheval on-the-HlIl (313)885-5755

Sunday from 9 30 a m to 5pm AdmISSIon IS $5 foradults and $3 for childrenover the age of five Call(313) 4945800

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Children can also explorethe hands-on exhibitIOnRacmg on the Wmd Salhngon the Great Lakes alongWith penn anent exhIbItIOnsfeatunng the doomed shipEdmund Fitzgerald and afreighter pIlothouse Themuseum 18 open Wednesdaythrough Sunday from 10a m to 5 p m AdmiSSIOn IS$2 for adults and $1 for chl1-dren a~8 12 to 18 Call(313) 852-4051

History aliveTravel through the past

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around watchmg a daytimetalk show or soap operaask yourself If there reallyIS no time for exercise

bull From the examples Ivealready given you can seethat exercise doesnt haveto cost you a penny Youdont have to Jom a healthclub or hire a tramer toreach your fitness goals

bull Start Simple espeCIallyIf youre embarkmg for thefirst time on a program ofexercise Try walkmg for 10mmutes three times aweek then add one minuteto your walk each weekYoull start to feel betterand ollce you do youll wantto continue

bull Afraid that exercise wlllrob you of Important energyyou need for the rest of yourday ThIs can only be trueIf you are exerclsmg toohard or too much Most

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experienceExplore the wonders of

the Charles H WnghtMuseum of MncanAmerican HI Rtnry 315 EWarren in Detroit Trace theMotor CityS mUSIcal historyVia the new exhtbltlon Jazin DetrOit Before Motown APhotographiC HIStory run-ning through Sunday Jan13 The Museums coreexhibit Of the People cele-brates DetrOits place inAfrIcan Ameman herItageand culture The Museum ISopen Tuesday through

enough time to exerCIsewhy not use half of yourlunch break to exercise and~he other half to eat

You dont have to work upa sweat Keepmg a set ofdumbbells at work anddomg some weight trammgon your break can stillmake a difference

bull Many people find them-selves awash In faInJlyduties If you spend a lot oftime playmg taxI to andfrom the soccer field trygettmg there early andwallung a couple lapsaround the field Ill betthat If you start a routinelike this other parents wdlsoon Join in

bull Bemg productive Withyour tIme means scheduhngexercise mto your dayBlockIng out a time wIllguarantee a workout Thenext time youre slttlng

Youll fiad the finest brands inAmerica at Ed Maliszewski21435 Great2r Mack St ClairShores (586)776-5510

Start10g our 8th year $0 down$35 a month Watch for manysurprIses 10 2002 Its a good time Ito be a Po1Ote Fitness memberOn Mack 313885-3600

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Zoo newsExpertence the animals

and more at the DetrOIt Zooat Ten Mile and Woodwardm Royal Oak ThroughThursday Feb 28 Jom inWIld Winter festivitiesmcludIng storytelhng treedecoratmg Ice carv10g andthe sweet sounds or seasonalchOIrs View members of theHenry Ford CommumtyCollege Ice Carving Club atwork SaTurdays Jan 5 andJan 12 from 11 a m to 3P m Also on Jan 5 take mfree lUUmal themed docu-mentaries 10 the WildhfeInterpretive Gallery OnSunday Jan 6 SeptemberProductIOns presents HatsOff to Animals an interac-tive storytelhng experiencefrom 1 to 1 45 p m or 2 to245 pm The Roeper UpperSchool ChOlf Wlll perlormSaturday Jan l~ trom 1 30to 230 pm Chill out WIththe polar bears arctIc foxesseals and snowy owls at theZoos new 4 2 acre ArcticRmg of Life exhlbit VISitorscan catch the underwateractIOn With a trip throughthe Polar Passage a unique70-ft long clear tunnel tocatch all the excitIng under-water action Take a ride onthe wild side and get an anI-mals eye-view of life on theWild Adventure SimulatorTickets are $4 Along withVisits to the other great ani-mals guests can see the

The Village IS closed untilMonday Apnl 1 when It wlllbe open from 9 a m to 5 pmAdmission to the Museumranges from $7 50 to $1250Admission to the Vlllageranges from $8 50 to $14Chlldren under the age of 5and members are admittedfree ShOWing m theMuseums $15 mllhon IMAXTheatre are Mysteries ofEgypt 3-D MaOla- Call (313) 833-1805

~No excuse exercise is good resolution for 2002By Kelly GriffinKing Features

After seven years of per-sonal trammg I have heardJll$t about every excuse 10the book on why people can-not work out Some of themOst popular ones are lackof tnleurol money or energy

I beheve most peoplereally want to feel betterabout themselves havemore energy and be moreproductive yet feel thatexercise reqUires a block oftime that does not eXIst

Yet If our mmd-set aboutexercise would changemaybe it would be easier toget started

Here are some sugges-tIOns

bull Time IS very precious tomost people the more wecan fit mto one day the bet-ter If you work a Cull-timeJob and feel you dont have

The staff at NOTRE DAME IPHARMACY extends WIshes for avery Healthy amp Happy New YearWe appreCIate your loyal patron-age through the year at 16926Kercheval in-the-Village I(313)885-2154

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South informationParents of eighth-grade

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Bames Early ChIldhoodCenter and The FamilyCenter will team to presenta panel of Grosse Pomte par-ents discussmg their JOur-neys of raising ChtldrenWlth Special Needs dunng aParenting EducatIOn Seriesfor Young FaImhes prograInTuesday Jan 15 from 7 to830 pm at BeaconElementary School 19475Beaconsfield In HarperWoods Chlldcare IS avaJ-able for those who reglsteror the Fridav onor to theprogram A voluntary dona-tion of $10 wIll be acceptedCall (313) 432-3800

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Encounter In the ThirdDlmenslOn ShackletonsAntarctic Adventurf SuperSpeedway and DisneysBeauty and the Beast DallyscrPenJngB Will be offeredon a rotatmg baSIS begm-mng at 9 am on the hourm the mommg and on thehalf-hour in the aftemoonand evenmg TIckets are $10for adults or $8 for semorsand children ages 12 andunder Call (313) 982-6001

Detroits pastStroll the Streets of Old

DetrOit trace more than 100years of automotive historyand travel from Frontlers toFactones through the per-manent exhibitions of theDetrOIt Hlstoncal Museum5401 Woodward m DetrOItTake In the exhibit ThePolish Presence ill DetrOItthrough Sunday June 9Introduce yourself to theVIPs of DetrOIts Polish com-mumty dunng a free Pohshand Proud Meet and MingleParty Saturday Jan 12 atneon See sap ltind shup atthe Glancy Trams ShowSunday Jan 13 from 10a m to 4 p m Tramappraisals will be $2 Beenchaned by the WhlmslCaIcollectIOn of thnfty toys mthe eXhIbition A PennySaved Com Banks from theComenca CollectlOnthrough Sunday Jan 13Expenence the history ofDetrOIts onglnal settlersIohroulh tnI pyrllhhlln

Land LIVes and LegendsNative Amencans mDetrOit DetrOIts 300thBirthday is the msplratlOnfor the special exlubltion 30Who Dared

The Museum IS openWednesday through Fndayfrom 930 a m to 5 p m andSaturday and Sunday from10 a m to 5 p m The sug-gested admISSIOn IS$4 50 foradults or $225 for seniorschlldren ages 12 and undererter flee

people do not have thlsproblem

Try exerclsmg your atti-tude If you beheve thatexercise will gIve you morenergy then It will

Most of the explana-tIOns I hear from peoplewho arent worlong out areexcuses Give yourself fivereasons why you shouldcommIt to an exerClse pro-graIn get started and stickWith it Leave the whmersbehmd Jom the WInners

Kelly Griffin B S C S CS IS a personaltramer and the owner ofPower Break Fitness If youhave a fitness or tramlngquestum e-maIl Kelly at letters kfwShearstsc com orwrite her In care of KmgFeatures Weekly SerVicePO Box 536475 OrlandoFL 32853-6475

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Sunday from 9 30 a m to 5pm AdmISSIon IS $5 foradults and $3 for childrenover the age of five Call(313) 4945800

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Children can also explorethe hands-on exhibitIOnRacmg on the Wmd Salhngon the Great Lakes alongWith penn anent exhIbItIOnsfeatunng the doomed shipEdmund Fitzgerald and afreighter pIlothouse Themuseum 18 open Wednesdaythrough Sunday from 10a m to 5 p m AdmiSSIOn IS$2 for adults and $1 for chl1-dren a~8 12 to 18 Call(313) 852-4051

History aliveTravel through the past

100 years via the specialehibit Your Place in Time20th Century Amenca atThe Henry Ford Museumand Greenfield Village20900 Oakwood inDearborn Patrons may alsotour the museumsCommumcatiuull LI2htmeTransportatIOn andDomestIc Arts exhlbltlOnsThe Museum IS open dailyfrom 9 am to 5 p m

around watchmg a daytimetalk show or soap operaask yourself If there reallyIS no time for exercise

bull From the examples Ivealready given you can seethat exercise doesnt haveto cost you a penny Youdont have to Jom a healthclub or hire a tramer toreach your fitness goals

bull Start Simple espeCIallyIf youre embarkmg for thefirst time on a program ofexercise Try walkmg for 10mmutes three times aweek then add one minuteto your walk each weekYoull start to feel betterand ollce you do youll wantto continue

bull Afraid that exercise wlllrob you of Important energyyou need for the rest of yourday ThIs can only be trueIf you are exerclsmg toohard or too much Most

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Cool carsView a collection repre-

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a 1949 BUick RoadmasterRIVIera at the AutomotiveHall of Fame 21400Oakwood m Dearbornthrough Feb 2002 The Hallof FaIne IS open dally from10 a m to 5 pm The fee IS$6 for adults $5 50 forsemors ages 62 and up and$3 for chlldren ages 5 to 12Call (313) 240-4000

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experienceExplore the wonders of

the Charles H WnghtMuseum of MncanAmerican HI Rtnry 315 EWarren in Detroit Trace theMotor CityS mUSIcal historyVia the new exhtbltlon Jazin DetrOit Before Motown APhotographiC HIStory run-ning through Sunday Jan13 The Museums coreexhibit Of the People cele-brates DetrOits place inAfrIcan Ameman herItageand culture The Museum ISopen Tuesday through

enough time to exerCIsewhy not use half of yourlunch break to exercise and~he other half to eat

You dont have to work upa sweat Keepmg a set ofdumbbells at work anddomg some weight trammgon your break can stillmake a difference

bull Many people find them-selves awash In faInJlyduties If you spend a lot oftime playmg taxI to andfrom the soccer field trygettmg there early andwallung a couple lapsaround the field Ill betthat If you start a routinelike this other parents wdlsoon Join in

bull Bemg productive Withyour tIme means scheduhngexercise mto your dayBlockIng out a time wIllguarantee a workout Thenext time youre slttlng

Youll fiad the finest brands inAmerica at Ed Maliszewski21435 Great2r Mack St ClairShores (586)776-5510

Start10g our 8th year $0 down$35 a month Watch for manysurprIses 10 2002 Its a good time Ito be a Po1Ote Fitness memberOn Mack 313885-3600

fee is $80 per month plus$50 for reglstraton Launcha new career With Prepanngto BabYSit Saturday Jan12 from 9 a m to 1230 p mThe fee IS $25 Tee-off With aTeen amp Youth Golf Chmcfuesdays Jan 15 throughFcb 5 frt1m 4 to 5 p m Thefee IS $40 BUild your young-sters confidence and mus-cleb With Pee Wee KarateSaturdays Jan 5 to March2 from 9 to 10 a m or 9 to10 30 a m The fee IS $35 forone hour or $50 for one-and-one-half hoursPreregIstratIOn I reqUiredCall (586) 7796111

Zoo newsExpertence the animals

and more at the DetrOIt Zooat Ten Mile and Woodwardm Royal Oak ThroughThursday Feb 28 Jom inWIld Winter festivitiesmcludIng storytelhng treedecoratmg Ice carv10g andthe sweet sounds or seasonalchOIrs View members of theHenry Ford CommumtyCollege Ice Carving Club atwork SaTurdays Jan 5 andJan 12 from 11 a m to 3P m Also on Jan 5 take mfree lUUmal themed docu-mentaries 10 the WildhfeInterpretive Gallery OnSunday Jan 6 SeptemberProductIOns presents HatsOff to Animals an interac-tive storytelhng experiencefrom 1 to 1 45 p m or 2 to245 pm The Roeper UpperSchool ChOlf Wlll perlormSaturday Jan l~ trom 1 30to 230 pm Chill out WIththe polar bears arctIc foxesseals and snowy owls at theZoos new 4 2 acre ArcticRmg of Life exhlbit VISitorscan catch the underwateractIOn With a trip throughthe Polar Passage a unique70-ft long clear tunnel tocatch all the excitIng under-water action Take a ride onthe wild side and get an anI-mals eye-view of life on theWild Adventure SimulatorTickets are $4 Along withVisits to the other great ani-mals guests can see the

The Village IS closed untilMonday Apnl 1 when It wlllbe open from 9 a m to 5 pmAdmission to the Museumranges from $7 50 to $1250Admission to the Vlllageranges from $8 50 to $14Chlldren under the age of 5and members are admittedfree ShOWing m theMuseums $15 mllhon IMAXTheatre are Mysteries ofEgypt 3-D MaOla- Call (313) 833-1805

~No excuse exercise is good resolution for 2002By Kelly GriffinKing Features

After seven years of per-sonal trammg I have heardJll$t about every excuse 10the book on why people can-not work out Some of themOst popular ones are lackof tnleurol money or energy

I beheve most peoplereally want to feel betterabout themselves havemore energy and be moreproductive yet feel thatexercise reqUires a block oftime that does not eXIst

Yet If our mmd-set aboutexercise would changemaybe it would be easier toget started

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bull Time IS very precious tomost people the more wecan fit mto one day the bet-ter If you work a Cull-timeJob and feel you dont have

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Indoor playtimeThe Fanuly Center lDVltes

area preschoolers and theIrparents to come out of thecold and enJoy mdoorPlaytime programsTuesdays and Thursdaysfrom 1 to 3 pm at BeaconElementary School 19475Beaconsfield 10 HarperWoods or Wednesdays from9 to 11 am at the BamesEarlY Childhood Center20090 Mornmgslde 10Grosse Pomte Woods Thefree sessions wl1l runthrough April 2002 Call(313) 343-6711

Super scienceTour the new Improved

Detroit Science Center 5020John R m DetrOitBegmning Monday Jan 7embark on a Solar SystemAdventure view WmterNights and ZubenelgenubisMagical Sky in thp Centersnew Digltal DomePlanetanum Hands-on lab-oratory exhibits focus onmotion life sciences matterand energy waves andVlbrltlOns Now showmg inthe Centers lMAX Theatreare Journey lOto AmazingCaves and Dolphms Makeplans now to see the award-wmnmg Everest whichreturns to the IMAX DomeSaturdays and Sundays atnoon 2 and 4 pm throughSunday Jan 27 TheMuseum IS open Mondaythrough Friday from 9308m to 3 pm Saturday andSunday from 11 a m to 5p m AdmiSSIon IS $7 foradults $6 for seniors and $5ior children lMAx Theatretickets are an additional $2Call (313) 577-8400

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AssumptIOn CulturalCenter 21800 MartEgtron theGrosse Pomte WoodsStClair Shores border offersyour children and teensenhghtenmg opportunitiesBnng those grades up WithKumon Math and ReadmgWednesdays from 3 45 to645 pm and Saturdaysfrom 10 a m to 1 p m The

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South informationParents of eighth-grade

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Special needsexplored

Bames Early ChIldhoodCenter and The FamilyCenter will team to presenta panel of Grosse Pomte par-ents discussmg their JOur-neys of raising ChtldrenWlth Special Needs dunng aParenting EducatIOn Seriesfor Young FaImhes prograInTuesday Jan 15 from 7 to830 pm at BeaconElementary School 19475Beaconsfield In HarperWoods Chlldcare IS avaJ-able for those who reglsteror the Fridav onor to theprogram A voluntary dona-tion of $10 wIll be acceptedCall (313) 432-3800

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Artful opportunitiesAspmng artists ages 5 to

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Encounter In the ThirdDlmenslOn ShackletonsAntarctic Adventurf SuperSpeedway and DisneysBeauty and the Beast DallyscrPenJngB Will be offeredon a rotatmg baSIS begm-mng at 9 am on the hourm the mommg and on thehalf-hour in the aftemoonand evenmg TIckets are $10for adults or $8 for semorsand children ages 12 andunder Call (313) 982-6001

Detroits pastStroll the Streets of Old

DetrOit trace more than 100years of automotive historyand travel from Frontlers toFactones through the per-manent exhibitions of theDetrOIt Hlstoncal Museum5401 Woodward m DetrOItTake In the exhibit ThePolish Presence ill DetrOItthrough Sunday June 9Introduce yourself to theVIPs of DetrOIts Polish com-mumty dunng a free Pohshand Proud Meet and MingleParty Saturday Jan 12 atneon See sap ltind shup atthe Glancy Trams ShowSunday Jan 13 from 10a m to 4 p m Tramappraisals will be $2 Beenchaned by the WhlmslCaIcollectIOn of thnfty toys mthe eXhIbition A PennySaved Com Banks from theComenca CollectlOnthrough Sunday Jan 13Expenence the history ofDetrOIts onglnal settlersIohroulh tnI pyrllhhlln

Land LIVes and LegendsNative Amencans mDetrOit DetrOIts 300thBirthday is the msplratlOnfor the special exlubltion 30Who Dared

The Museum IS openWednesday through Fndayfrom 930 a m to 5 p m andSaturday and Sunday from10 a m to 5 p m The sug-gested admISSIOn IS$4 50 foradults or $225 for seniorschlldren ages 12 and undererter flee

people do not have thlsproblem

Try exerclsmg your atti-tude If you beheve thatexercise will gIve you morenergy then It will

Most of the explana-tIOns I hear from peoplewho arent worlong out areexcuses Give yourself fivereasons why you shouldcommIt to an exerClse pro-graIn get started and stickWith it Leave the whmersbehmd Jom the WInners

Kelly Griffin B S C S CS IS a personaltramer and the owner ofPower Break Fitness If youhave a fitness or tramlngquestum e-maIl Kelly at letters kfwShearstsc com orwrite her In care of KmgFeatures Weekly SerVicePO Box 536475 OrlandoFL 32853-6475

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Children can also explorethe hands-on exhibitIOnRacmg on the Wmd Salhngon the Great Lakes alongWith penn anent exhIbItIOnsfeatunng the doomed shipEdmund Fitzgerald and afreighter pIlothouse Themuseum 18 open Wednesdaythrough Sunday from 10a m to 5 p m AdmiSSIOn IS$2 for adults and $1 for chl1-dren a~8 12 to 18 Call(313) 852-4051

History aliveTravel through the past

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around watchmg a daytimetalk show or soap operaask yourself If there reallyIS no time for exercise

bull From the examples Ivealready given you can seethat exercise doesnt haveto cost you a penny Youdont have to Jom a healthclub or hire a tramer toreach your fitness goals

bull Start Simple espeCIallyIf youre embarkmg for thefirst time on a program ofexercise Try walkmg for 10mmutes three times aweek then add one minuteto your walk each weekYoull start to feel betterand ollce you do youll wantto continue

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experienceExplore the wonders of

the Charles H WnghtMuseum of MncanAmerican HI Rtnry 315 EWarren in Detroit Trace theMotor CityS mUSIcal historyVia the new exhtbltlon Jazin DetrOit Before Motown APhotographiC HIStory run-ning through Sunday Jan13 The Museums coreexhibit Of the People cele-brates DetrOits place inAfrIcan Ameman herItageand culture The Museum ISopen Tuesday through

enough time to exerCIsewhy not use half of yourlunch break to exercise and~he other half to eat

You dont have to work upa sweat Keepmg a set ofdumbbells at work anddomg some weight trammgon your break can stillmake a difference

bull Many people find them-selves awash In faInJlyduties If you spend a lot oftime playmg taxI to andfrom the soccer field trygettmg there early andwallung a couple lapsaround the field Ill betthat If you start a routinelike this other parents wdlsoon Join in

bull Bemg productive Withyour tIme means scheduhngexercise mto your dayBlockIng out a time wIllguarantee a workout Thenext time youre slttlng

Youll fiad the finest brands inAmerica at Ed Maliszewski21435 Great2r Mack St ClairShores (586)776-5510

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Zoo newsExpertence the animals

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The Village IS closed untilMonday Apnl 1 when It wlllbe open from 9 a m to 5 pmAdmission to the Museumranges from $7 50 to $1250Admission to the Vlllageranges from $8 50 to $14Chlldren under the age of 5and members are admittedfree ShOWing m theMuseums $15 mllhon IMAXTheatre are Mysteries ofEgypt 3-D MaOla- Call (313) 833-1805

~No excuse exercise is good resolution for 2002By Kelly GriffinKing Features

After seven years of per-sonal trammg I have heardJll$t about every excuse 10the book on why people can-not work out Some of themOst popular ones are lackof tnleurol money or energy

I beheve most peoplereally want to feel betterabout themselves havemore energy and be moreproductive yet feel thatexercise reqUires a block oftime that does not eXIst

Yet If our mmd-set aboutexercise would changemaybe it would be easier toget started

Here are some sugges-tIOns

bull Time IS very precious tomost people the more wecan fit mto one day the bet-ter If you work a Cull-timeJob and feel you dont have

The staff at NOTRE DAME IPHARMACY extends WIshes for avery Healthy amp Happy New YearWe appreCIate your loyal patron-age through the year at 16926Kercheval in-the-Village I(313)885-2154

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Grosse Pointe News

Encounter In the ThirdDlmenslOn ShackletonsAntarctic Adventurf SuperSpeedway and DisneysBeauty and the Beast DallyscrPenJngB Will be offeredon a rotatmg baSIS begm-mng at 9 am on the hourm the mommg and on thehalf-hour in the aftemoonand evenmg TIckets are $10for adults or $8 for semorsand children ages 12 andunder Call (313) 982-6001

Detroits pastStroll the Streets of Old

DetrOit trace more than 100years of automotive historyand travel from Frontlers toFactones through the per-manent exhibitions of theDetrOIt Hlstoncal Museum5401 Woodward m DetrOItTake In the exhibit ThePolish Presence ill DetrOItthrough Sunday June 9Introduce yourself to theVIPs of DetrOIts Polish com-mumty dunng a free Pohshand Proud Meet and MingleParty Saturday Jan 12 atneon See sap ltind shup atthe Glancy Trams ShowSunday Jan 13 from 10a m to 4 p m Tramappraisals will be $2 Beenchaned by the WhlmslCaIcollectIOn of thnfty toys mthe eXhIbition A PennySaved Com Banks from theComenca CollectlOnthrough Sunday Jan 13Expenence the history ofDetrOIts onglnal settlersIohroulh tnI pyrllhhlln

Land LIVes and LegendsNative Amencans mDetrOit DetrOIts 300thBirthday is the msplratlOnfor the special exlubltion 30Who Dared

The Museum IS openWednesday through Fndayfrom 930 a m to 5 p m andSaturday and Sunday from10 a m to 5 p m The sug-gested admISSIOn IS$4 50 foradults or $225 for seniorschlldren ages 12 and undererter flee

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Try exerclsmg your atti-tude If you beheve thatexercise will gIve you morenergy then It will

Most of the explana-tIOns I hear from peoplewho arent worlong out areexcuses Give yourself fivereasons why you shouldcommIt to an exerClse pro-graIn get started and stickWith it Leave the whmersbehmd Jom the WInners

Kelly Griffin B S C S CS IS a personaltramer and the owner ofPower Break Fitness If youhave a fitness or tramlngquestum e-maIl Kelly at letters kfwShearstsc com orwrite her In care of KmgFeatures Weekly SerVicePO Box 536475 OrlandoFL 32853-6475

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Sunday from 9 30 a m to 5pm AdmISSIon IS $5 foradults and $3 for childrenover the age of five Call(313) 4945800

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Children can also explorethe hands-on exhibitIOnRacmg on the Wmd Salhngon the Great Lakes alongWith penn anent exhIbItIOnsfeatunng the doomed shipEdmund Fitzgerald and afreighter pIlothouse Themuseum 18 open Wednesdaythrough Sunday from 10a m to 5 p m AdmiSSIOn IS$2 for adults and $1 for chl1-dren a~8 12 to 18 Call(313) 852-4051

History aliveTravel through the past

100 years via the specialehibit Your Place in Time20th Century Amenca atThe Henry Ford Museumand Greenfield Village20900 Oakwood inDearborn Patrons may alsotour the museumsCommumcatiuull LI2htmeTransportatIOn andDomestIc Arts exhlbltlOnsThe Museum IS open dailyfrom 9 am to 5 p m

around watchmg a daytimetalk show or soap operaask yourself If there reallyIS no time for exercise

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sentmg three decades ofautomotive deSign Includ-mg a 1904 Runabout a1QII)) ~H of rt l _ - V L V loA

a 1949 BUick RoadmasterRIVIera at the AutomotiveHall of Fame 21400Oakwood m Dearbornthrough Feb 2002 The Hallof FaIne IS open dally from10 a m to 5 pm The fee IS$6 for adults $5 50 forsemors ages 62 and up and$3 for chlldren ages 5 to 12Call (313) 240-4000

African-Amerimm

Strings attachedAdults and duldren allke

can applaud the RUSSianfolk tale the FuebirdSaturdays at 2 pmthrough Jan 26 at theDetrOit Puppet Theatre 25E Grand River 10 DetrOItTickets are $7 for adults and$5 for chIldrenReservatIons are requestedCall (313) 961-7777

experienceExplore the wonders of

the Charles H WnghtMuseum of MncanAmerican HI Rtnry 315 EWarren in Detroit Trace theMotor CityS mUSIcal historyVia the new exhtbltlon Jazin DetrOit Before Motown APhotographiC HIStory run-ning through Sunday Jan13 The Museums coreexhibit Of the People cele-brates DetrOits place inAfrIcan Ameman herItageand culture The Museum ISopen Tuesday through

enough time to exerCIsewhy not use half of yourlunch break to exercise and~he other half to eat

You dont have to work upa sweat Keepmg a set ofdumbbells at work anddomg some weight trammgon your break can stillmake a difference

bull Many people find them-selves awash In faInJlyduties If you spend a lot oftime playmg taxI to andfrom the soccer field trygettmg there early andwallung a couple lapsaround the field Ill betthat If you start a routinelike this other parents wdlsoon Join in

bull Bemg productive Withyour tIme means scheduhngexercise mto your dayBlockIng out a time wIllguarantee a workout Thenext time youre slttlng

Youll fiad the finest brands inAmerica at Ed Maliszewski21435 Great2r Mack St ClairShores (586)776-5510

Start10g our 8th year $0 down$35 a month Watch for manysurprIses 10 2002 Its a good time Ito be a Po1Ote Fitness memberOn Mack 313885-3600

fee is $80 per month plus$50 for reglstraton Launcha new career With Prepanngto BabYSit Saturday Jan12 from 9 a m to 1230 p mThe fee IS $25 Tee-off With aTeen amp Youth Golf Chmcfuesdays Jan 15 throughFcb 5 frt1m 4 to 5 p m Thefee IS $40 BUild your young-sters confidence and mus-cleb With Pee Wee KarateSaturdays Jan 5 to March2 from 9 to 10 a m or 9 to10 30 a m The fee IS $35 forone hour or $50 for one-and-one-half hoursPreregIstratIOn I reqUiredCall (586) 7796111

Zoo newsExpertence the animals

and more at the DetrOIt Zooat Ten Mile and Woodwardm Royal Oak ThroughThursday Feb 28 Jom inWIld Winter festivitiesmcludIng storytelhng treedecoratmg Ice carv10g andthe sweet sounds or seasonalchOIrs View members of theHenry Ford CommumtyCollege Ice Carving Club atwork SaTurdays Jan 5 andJan 12 from 11 a m to 3P m Also on Jan 5 take mfree lUUmal themed docu-mentaries 10 the WildhfeInterpretive Gallery OnSunday Jan 6 SeptemberProductIOns presents HatsOff to Animals an interac-tive storytelhng experiencefrom 1 to 1 45 p m or 2 to245 pm The Roeper UpperSchool ChOlf Wlll perlormSaturday Jan l~ trom 1 30to 230 pm Chill out WIththe polar bears arctIc foxesseals and snowy owls at theZoos new 4 2 acre ArcticRmg of Life exhlbit VISitorscan catch the underwateractIOn With a trip throughthe Polar Passage a unique70-ft long clear tunnel tocatch all the excitIng under-water action Take a ride onthe wild side and get an anI-mals eye-view of life on theWild Adventure SimulatorTickets are $4 Along withVisits to the other great ani-mals guests can see the

The Village IS closed untilMonday Apnl 1 when It wlllbe open from 9 a m to 5 pmAdmission to the Museumranges from $7 50 to $1250Admission to the Vlllageranges from $8 50 to $14Chlldren under the age of 5and members are admittedfree ShOWing m theMuseums $15 mllhon IMAXTheatre are Mysteries ofEgypt 3-D MaOla- Call (313) 833-1805

~No excuse exercise is good resolution for 2002By Kelly GriffinKing Features

After seven years of per-sonal trammg I have heardJll$t about every excuse 10the book on why people can-not work out Some of themOst popular ones are lackof tnleurol money or energy

I beheve most peoplereally want to feel betterabout themselves havemore energy and be moreproductive yet feel thatexercise reqUires a block oftime that does not eXIst

Yet If our mmd-set aboutexercise would changemaybe it would be easier toget started

Here are some sugges-tIOns

bull Time IS very precious tomost people the more wecan fit mto one day the bet-ter If you work a Cull-timeJob and feel you dont have

The staff at NOTRE DAME IPHARMACY extends WIshes for avery Healthy amp Happy New YearWe appreCIate your loyal patron-age through the year at 16926Kercheval in-the-Village I(313)885-2154

I

PtJiMU~16980 Kercheval Ave behmd

Sherman Shoes bull 313-642-1190

Clayworks class SaturdayJan 12 from 1 to 3 p mExplore a variety of tech-mques during aPrmtmakmg classSaturday Jan 19 from 10a m to noon Brush up onyour slulls dunng a PamtmgClass Saturday Jan 19from 1 to 3 pmPreregistratIOn IS reqUiredCall (313) 833-4249

All aboard IHop aboard Artram USA

the nations only travelingart museum Saturday Jan12 from 10 a m to 5 p mand Sunday Jan 13 from11am t05pm attheNewCenter 1100 N Main 10 AnnArbor Patrons can expenence the exhIbItion Artistryof Space The NASA ArtProgram Call (734) 747-8300 ext 236

Indoor playtimeThe Fanuly Center lDVltes

area preschoolers and theIrparents to come out of thecold and enJoy mdoorPlaytime programsTuesdays and Thursdaysfrom 1 to 3 pm at BeaconElementary School 19475Beaconsfield 10 HarperWoods or Wednesdays from9 to 11 am at the BamesEarlY Childhood Center20090 Mornmgslde 10Grosse Pomte Woods Thefree sessions wl1l runthrough April 2002 Call(313) 343-6711

Super scienceTour the new Improved

Detroit Science Center 5020John R m DetrOitBegmning Monday Jan 7embark on a Solar SystemAdventure view WmterNights and ZubenelgenubisMagical Sky in thp Centersnew Digltal DomePlanetanum Hands-on lab-oratory exhibits focus onmotion life sciences matterand energy waves andVlbrltlOns Now showmg inthe Centers lMAX Theatreare Journey lOto AmazingCaves and Dolphms Makeplans now to see the award-wmnmg Everest whichreturns to the IMAX DomeSaturdays and Sundays atnoon 2 and 4 pm throughSunday Jan 27 TheMuseum IS open Mondaythrough Friday from 9308m to 3 pm Saturday andSunday from 11 a m to 5p m AdmiSSIon IS $7 foradults $6 for seniors and $5ior children lMAx Theatretickets are an additional $2Call (313) 577-8400

Assumptionopportunities

AssumptIOn CulturalCenter 21800 MartEgtron theGrosse Pomte WoodsStClair Shores border offersyour children and teensenhghtenmg opportunitiesBnng those grades up WithKumon Math and ReadmgWednesdays from 3 45 to645 pm and Saturdaysfrom 10 a m to 1 p m The

War Memorial for kidsThe Grosse POinte War

Memorial 32 Lakeshore mGrosse Pomte Farms offersa full schedule of education-al and SOCial adventures forchildren Register today forJanuary classes ActivItiescan be charged to yourMaster Card or Visa VIa faxat (313) 884-6638 or phoneat (313) 881-7ill

South informationParents of eighth-grade

students who plan to attendGrosse POlUte South HighSchOOl m the Fall of 2002are InVited to explore thenInth-grade curnculum dur-mg an Information NIghtWednesday Jan 9 at 7pm In the SouthGymnatoTlum 11 GrossePOInte Boulevard In GrossePomte Farms Call (313)432-3513

Special needsexplored

Bames Early ChIldhoodCenter and The FamilyCenter will team to presenta panel of Grosse Pomte par-ents discussmg their JOur-neys of raising ChtldrenWlth Special Needs dunng aParenting EducatIOn Seriesfor Young FaImhes prograInTuesday Jan 15 from 7 to830 pm at BeaconElementary School 19475Beaconsfield In HarperWoods Chlldcare IS avaJ-able for those who reglsteror the Fridav onor to theprogram A voluntary dona-tion of $10 wIll be acceptedCall (313) 432-3800

Fun flicksJunior cmema buffs can

take 10 a W1de vanety of funflIcks during the GrossePomte Public Libraries freeWmter Fllm Festivalthrough Wednesday Jan23 Preschoolers can enjoyGeorge and Martha - BestFrIends Tuesday Jan 8 at4 pm at the Grosse PointeWoods Branch 20600 Mackin Grosse POlUte Woods orThursday Jan 10 at 4 pmat the Central Branch 10Kercheval In Grosse PomteFarms Grade school andmiddle school Iludlences cantake m Mary-Kate andAshley - Case of the SharkEncounter And EnC)clopedlaBrown - Burgled BaseballCards Wednesday J an 9 atthe Park Branch 15430Kercheval m Grosse POintePark Call (313) 343-2074

Artful opportunitiesAspmng artists ages 5 to

8 accompanied by an adultcan mdulge theIr talentsWIth a full schedule of class-es at the Detroit InstItute ofArts 5200 Woodward inDetrOIt Dragons dmosaursand hons are just a few ofthe Fantastic Ammals andFabulous Beasts you canfashIOn dunng a Clayworksclass Saturday Jan 12from 10 a m to noon PlOchIt Roll It COIl It dunng a

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IIl SI f_ FooJ udwJ SIIi(_ J H9

FREE SHUITLE TO THE JOEEVERY HOME RED WING GAMEJom us every Sunday for ourSUNDAY BRUNCH 11 am- 230prn Plus we have wmter evenmgdmner spccwls BOOK SINDBADS

I SOHAR ROOM TODAY Perfect foryour pnvate partzes and speclaloccasion Call (313)822-7817 for Iwre II informatum at 100 Sf Cl4ir on-the-RweT I

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I128 Family features by Madeleine Socia January 3 2002

Grosse Pointe News

Encounter In the ThirdDlmenslOn ShackletonsAntarctic Adventurf SuperSpeedway and DisneysBeauty and the Beast DallyscrPenJngB Will be offeredon a rotatmg baSIS begm-mng at 9 am on the hourm the mommg and on thehalf-hour in the aftemoonand evenmg TIckets are $10for adults or $8 for semorsand children ages 12 andunder Call (313) 982-6001

Detroits pastStroll the Streets of Old

DetrOit trace more than 100years of automotive historyand travel from Frontlers toFactones through the per-manent exhibitions of theDetrOIt Hlstoncal Museum5401 Woodward m DetrOItTake In the exhibit ThePolish Presence ill DetrOItthrough Sunday June 9Introduce yourself to theVIPs of DetrOIts Polish com-mumty dunng a free Pohshand Proud Meet and MingleParty Saturday Jan 12 atneon See sap ltind shup atthe Glancy Trams ShowSunday Jan 13 from 10a m to 4 p m Tramappraisals will be $2 Beenchaned by the WhlmslCaIcollectIOn of thnfty toys mthe eXhIbition A PennySaved Com Banks from theComenca CollectlOnthrough Sunday Jan 13Expenence the history ofDetrOIts onglnal settlersIohroulh tnI pyrllhhlln

Land LIVes and LegendsNative Amencans mDetrOit DetrOIts 300thBirthday is the msplratlOnfor the special exlubltion 30Who Dared

The Museum IS openWednesday through Fndayfrom 930 a m to 5 p m andSaturday and Sunday from10 a m to 5 p m The sug-gested admISSIOn IS$4 50 foradults or $225 for seniorschlldren ages 12 and undererter flee

people do not have thlsproblem

Try exerclsmg your atti-tude If you beheve thatexercise will gIve you morenergy then It will

Most of the explana-tIOns I hear from peoplewho arent worlong out areexcuses Give yourself fivereasons why you shouldcommIt to an exerClse pro-graIn get started and stickWith it Leave the whmersbehmd Jom the WInners

Kelly Griffin B S C S CS IS a personaltramer and the owner ofPower Break Fitness If youhave a fitness or tramlngquestum e-maIl Kelly at letters kfwShearstsc com orwrite her In care of KmgFeatures Weekly SerVicePO Box 536475 OrlandoFL 32853-6475

To advertisein this coiumn

call (313) 882-3500by 200 pm Friday

KISKA JEWELERSThere is no time more fitting to

say Thank You and to wish yon aHappy New Year of healthhappiness and prosperity fromKISKA JEWELERS 63Kercheval on-the-HlIl (313)885-5755

Sunday from 9 30 a m to 5pm AdmISSIon IS $5 foradults and $3 for childrenover the age of five Call(313) 4945800

Sailor artShips In Bottles a collec-

tIOn of 30 whimSical worksof nautical art can beViewed through January2002 at Belle Isles DOSSInGreat Lakes MUloeumacceSSIble via theMacArthur Bridge at EJefferson and E GrandBoulevard m DetrOit Takem the free Video Belle Isle APortraIt m Time SaturdayJ-ll ~J rUUl 1 IU pill

Children can also explorethe hands-on exhibitIOnRacmg on the Wmd Salhngon the Great Lakes alongWith penn anent exhIbItIOnsfeatunng the doomed shipEdmund Fitzgerald and afreighter pIlothouse Themuseum 18 open Wednesdaythrough Sunday from 10a m to 5 p m AdmiSSIOn IS$2 for adults and $1 for chl1-dren a~8 12 to 18 Call(313) 852-4051

History aliveTravel through the past

100 years via the specialehibit Your Place in Time20th Century Amenca atThe Henry Ford Museumand Greenfield Village20900 Oakwood inDearborn Patrons may alsotour the museumsCommumcatiuull LI2htmeTransportatIOn andDomestIc Arts exhlbltlOnsThe Museum IS open dailyfrom 9 am to 5 p m

around watchmg a daytimetalk show or soap operaask yourself If there reallyIS no time for exercise

bull From the examples Ivealready given you can seethat exercise doesnt haveto cost you a penny Youdont have to Jom a healthclub or hire a tramer toreach your fitness goals

bull Start Simple espeCIallyIf youre embarkmg for thefirst time on a program ofexercise Try walkmg for 10mmutes three times aweek then add one minuteto your walk each weekYoull start to feel betterand ollce you do youll wantto continue

bull Afraid that exercise wlllrob you of Important energyyou need for the rest of yourday ThIs can only be trueIf you are exerclsmg toohard or too much Most

Ed MaliszewskiCarpeting

spectacular $6 millionNatIOnal AmphibianConsl IOn Center dedi-cated to the conservatIOnpreservation exhibitIon andmterpretatlon of aInphlblanilfe The Zoo IS open dallyfrom 10 a m to 4 pm ZooadmiSSion IS $8 for adults$6 for semors and chIldrenages 2 to 12 Parkmg IS $4for cars and vans Call (248)398-0903

Cool carsView a collection repre-

sentmg three decades ofautomotive deSign Includ-mg a 1904 Runabout a1QII)) ~H of rt l _ - V L V loA

a 1949 BUick RoadmasterRIVIera at the AutomotiveHall of Fame 21400Oakwood m Dearbornthrough Feb 2002 The Hallof FaIne IS open dally from10 a m to 5 pm The fee IS$6 for adults $5 50 forsemors ages 62 and up and$3 for chlldren ages 5 to 12Call (313) 240-4000

African-Amerimm

Strings attachedAdults and duldren allke

can applaud the RUSSianfolk tale the FuebirdSaturdays at 2 pmthrough Jan 26 at theDetrOit Puppet Theatre 25E Grand River 10 DetrOItTickets are $7 for adults and$5 for chIldrenReservatIons are requestedCall (313) 961-7777

experienceExplore the wonders of

the Charles H WnghtMuseum of MncanAmerican HI Rtnry 315 EWarren in Detroit Trace theMotor CityS mUSIcal historyVia the new exhtbltlon Jazin DetrOit Before Motown APhotographiC HIStory run-ning through Sunday Jan13 The Museums coreexhibit Of the People cele-brates DetrOits place inAfrIcan Ameman herItageand culture The Museum ISopen Tuesday through

enough time to exerCIsewhy not use half of yourlunch break to exercise and~he other half to eat

You dont have to work upa sweat Keepmg a set ofdumbbells at work anddomg some weight trammgon your break can stillmake a difference

bull Many people find them-selves awash In faInJlyduties If you spend a lot oftime playmg taxI to andfrom the soccer field trygettmg there early andwallung a couple lapsaround the field Ill betthat If you start a routinelike this other parents wdlsoon Join in

bull Bemg productive Withyour tIme means scheduhngexercise mto your dayBlockIng out a time wIllguarantee a workout Thenext time youre slttlng

Youll fiad the finest brands inAmerica at Ed Maliszewski21435 Great2r Mack St ClairShores (586)776-5510

Start10g our 8th year $0 down$35 a month Watch for manysurprIses 10 2002 Its a good time Ito be a Po1Ote Fitness memberOn Mack 313885-3600

fee is $80 per month plus$50 for reglstraton Launcha new career With Prepanngto BabYSit Saturday Jan12 from 9 a m to 1230 p mThe fee IS $25 Tee-off With aTeen amp Youth Golf Chmcfuesdays Jan 15 throughFcb 5 frt1m 4 to 5 p m Thefee IS $40 BUild your young-sters confidence and mus-cleb With Pee Wee KarateSaturdays Jan 5 to March2 from 9 to 10 a m or 9 to10 30 a m The fee IS $35 forone hour or $50 for one-and-one-half hoursPreregIstratIOn I reqUiredCall (586) 7796111

Zoo newsExpertence the animals

and more at the DetrOIt Zooat Ten Mile and Woodwardm Royal Oak ThroughThursday Feb 28 Jom inWIld Winter festivitiesmcludIng storytelhng treedecoratmg Ice carv10g andthe sweet sounds or seasonalchOIrs View members of theHenry Ford CommumtyCollege Ice Carving Club atwork SaTurdays Jan 5 andJan 12 from 11 a m to 3P m Also on Jan 5 take mfree lUUmal themed docu-mentaries 10 the WildhfeInterpretive Gallery OnSunday Jan 6 SeptemberProductIOns presents HatsOff to Animals an interac-tive storytelhng experiencefrom 1 to 1 45 p m or 2 to245 pm The Roeper UpperSchool ChOlf Wlll perlormSaturday Jan l~ trom 1 30to 230 pm Chill out WIththe polar bears arctIc foxesseals and snowy owls at theZoos new 4 2 acre ArcticRmg of Life exhlbit VISitorscan catch the underwateractIOn With a trip throughthe Polar Passage a unique70-ft long clear tunnel tocatch all the excitIng under-water action Take a ride onthe wild side and get an anI-mals eye-view of life on theWild Adventure SimulatorTickets are $4 Along withVisits to the other great ani-mals guests can see the

The Village IS closed untilMonday Apnl 1 when It wlllbe open from 9 a m to 5 pmAdmission to the Museumranges from $7 50 to $1250Admission to the Vlllageranges from $8 50 to $14Chlldren under the age of 5and members are admittedfree ShOWing m theMuseums $15 mllhon IMAXTheatre are Mysteries ofEgypt 3-D MaOla- Call (313) 833-1805

~No excuse exercise is good resolution for 2002By Kelly GriffinKing Features

After seven years of per-sonal trammg I have heardJll$t about every excuse 10the book on why people can-not work out Some of themOst popular ones are lackof tnleurol money or energy

I beheve most peoplereally want to feel betterabout themselves havemore energy and be moreproductive yet feel thatexercise reqUires a block oftime that does not eXIst

Yet If our mmd-set aboutexercise would changemaybe it would be easier toget started

Here are some sugges-tIOns

bull Time IS very precious tomost people the more wecan fit mto one day the bet-ter If you work a Cull-timeJob and feel you dont have

The staff at NOTRE DAME IPHARMACY extends WIshes for avery Healthy amp Happy New YearWe appreCIate your loyal patron-age through the year at 16926Kercheval in-the-Village I(313)885-2154

I

PtJiMU~16980 Kercheval Ave behmd

Sherman Shoes bull 313-642-1190

Clayworks class SaturdayJan 12 from 1 to 3 p mExplore a variety of tech-mques during aPrmtmakmg classSaturday Jan 19 from 10a m to noon Brush up onyour slulls dunng a PamtmgClass Saturday Jan 19from 1 to 3 pmPreregistratIOn IS reqUiredCall (313) 833-4249

All aboard IHop aboard Artram USA

the nations only travelingart museum Saturday Jan12 from 10 a m to 5 p mand Sunday Jan 13 from11am t05pm attheNewCenter 1100 N Main 10 AnnArbor Patrons can expenence the exhIbItion Artistryof Space The NASA ArtProgram Call (734) 747-8300 ext 236

Indoor playtimeThe Fanuly Center lDVltes

area preschoolers and theIrparents to come out of thecold and enJoy mdoorPlaytime programsTuesdays and Thursdaysfrom 1 to 3 pm at BeaconElementary School 19475Beaconsfield 10 HarperWoods or Wednesdays from9 to 11 am at the BamesEarlY Childhood Center20090 Mornmgslde 10Grosse Pomte Woods Thefree sessions wl1l runthrough April 2002 Call(313) 343-6711

Super scienceTour the new Improved

Detroit Science Center 5020John R m DetrOitBegmning Monday Jan 7embark on a Solar SystemAdventure view WmterNights and ZubenelgenubisMagical Sky in thp Centersnew Digltal DomePlanetanum Hands-on lab-oratory exhibits focus onmotion life sciences matterand energy waves andVlbrltlOns Now showmg inthe Centers lMAX Theatreare Journey lOto AmazingCaves and Dolphms Makeplans now to see the award-wmnmg Everest whichreturns to the IMAX DomeSaturdays and Sundays atnoon 2 and 4 pm throughSunday Jan 27 TheMuseum IS open Mondaythrough Friday from 9308m to 3 pm Saturday andSunday from 11 a m to 5p m AdmiSSIon IS $7 foradults $6 for seniors and $5ior children lMAx Theatretickets are an additional $2Call (313) 577-8400

Assumptionopportunities

AssumptIOn CulturalCenter 21800 MartEgtron theGrosse Pomte WoodsStClair Shores border offersyour children and teensenhghtenmg opportunitiesBnng those grades up WithKumon Math and ReadmgWednesdays from 3 45 to645 pm and Saturdaysfrom 10 a m to 1 p m The

War Memorial for kidsThe Grosse POinte War

Memorial 32 Lakeshore mGrosse Pomte Farms offersa full schedule of education-al and SOCial adventures forchildren Register today forJanuary classes ActivItiescan be charged to yourMaster Card or Visa VIa faxat (313) 884-6638 or phoneat (313) 881-7ill

South informationParents of eighth-grade

students who plan to attendGrosse POlUte South HighSchOOl m the Fall of 2002are InVited to explore thenInth-grade curnculum dur-mg an Information NIghtWednesday Jan 9 at 7pm In the SouthGymnatoTlum 11 GrossePOInte Boulevard In GrossePomte Farms Call (313)432-3513

Special needsexplored

Bames Early ChIldhoodCenter and The FamilyCenter will team to presenta panel of Grosse Pomte par-ents discussmg their JOur-neys of raising ChtldrenWlth Special Needs dunng aParenting EducatIOn Seriesfor Young FaImhes prograInTuesday Jan 15 from 7 to830 pm at BeaconElementary School 19475Beaconsfield In HarperWoods Chlldcare IS avaJ-able for those who reglsteror the Fridav onor to theprogram A voluntary dona-tion of $10 wIll be acceptedCall (313) 432-3800

Fun flicksJunior cmema buffs can

take 10 a W1de vanety of funflIcks during the GrossePomte Public Libraries freeWmter Fllm Festivalthrough Wednesday Jan23 Preschoolers can enjoyGeorge and Martha - BestFrIends Tuesday Jan 8 at4 pm at the Grosse PointeWoods Branch 20600 Mackin Grosse POlUte Woods orThursday Jan 10 at 4 pmat the Central Branch 10Kercheval In Grosse PomteFarms Grade school andmiddle school Iludlences cantake m Mary-Kate andAshley - Case of the SharkEncounter And EnC)clopedlaBrown - Burgled BaseballCards Wednesday J an 9 atthe Park Branch 15430Kercheval m Grosse POintePark Call (313) 343-2074

Artful opportunitiesAspmng artists ages 5 to

8 accompanied by an adultcan mdulge theIr talentsWIth a full schedule of class-es at the Detroit InstItute ofArts 5200 Woodward inDetrOIt Dragons dmosaursand hons are just a few ofthe Fantastic Ammals andFabulous Beasts you canfashIOn dunng a Clayworksclass Saturday Jan 12from 10 a m to noon PlOchIt Roll It COIl It dunng a

I r

IIl SI f_ FooJ udwJ SIIi(_ J H9

FREE SHUITLE TO THE JOEEVERY HOME RED WING GAMEJom us every Sunday for ourSUNDAY BRUNCH 11 am- 230prn Plus we have wmter evenmgdmner spccwls BOOK SINDBADS

I SOHAR ROOM TODAY Perfect foryour pnvate partzes and speclaloccasion Call (313)822-7817 for Iwre II informatum at 100 Sf Cl4ir on-the-RweT I

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