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ST. CLAIR SHORES, MICHIGAN THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 2013 VOL. 2 NO.
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A white male described as being in his late 20s to ear-
ly 30s, about 5 feet 8 inches tall, about 110 pounds with
short brown hair wear-
ing a baseball cap, dark
polo shirt and washed
blue jeans is being
sought in connection
with armed robberies
in St. Clair Shores and
Clinton Township.
The St. Clair Shores
robbery took place at
8:18 p.m. Saturday,
Sept. 7, at the Shell gas
station on 10 Mile road.
The suspect entered the
store carrying a plastic
bag, went to the cooler, chose a Mountain Dew and
headed for the register operated by a 41-year-old St.
Clair Shores woman. The man produced a knife from
the plastic bag and demanded the woman open the
cash register.
The woman later told police she was so nervous she
had a hard time opening the drawer. The man came
around the corner to the register and eventually the
woman got the drawer open and handed over about
$250 in cash.
The suspect left the plastic bag and Mountain Dew on
the counter, left the store and fled westbound on 10
Mile.
St. Clair Shores officer Chris Periatt and K-9 Hondo
tracked westbound from the station to a nearby apart-
ment complex parking lot where Hondo lost the scent.
Police processed both the plastic bag and pop bottle.
No evidentiary results were noted.
The store owner said the surveillance camera was not
working and no video is available.
Det. Sgt. Dave Centela said the suspect is also be-
lieved responsible for a robbery at a 7-Eleven in Clinton
Township.
Anyone with any information is asked to call the St.
Clair Shores Police Department at (586) 445-5300.
Police search
for suspect in
store robbery
By Debra Pascoe
Editor
PHOTOS BY JOHN MCTAGGART
The Cool City
Committee entrusted
the decoration of the of-
ficial lighthouse sculp-
ture to the Cultural
Committee back in July.
Since then, the group
has been working on
design and decoration
of the sculpture. The
finished product was of-
ficially unveiled to the
public last week.
The citys estimated
three-year water meter
replacement program,
started about 9 months
ago, is apt to finish
ahead of schedule,
Department of Public
Works Director Bryan
Babcock told city coun-
cil last week.
Babcock provided a
quarterly report on the
replacement program,
saying work is now tak-
ing place between 10
Mile and Frazho and es-
timates installation to
be completed in 20
months.
Babcock said there
are 25,000 water ac-
counts city-wide, last
year about 7,000 meters
were replaced, more
than 5,000 installed so
far this year with about
11,000 more to go.
It is going much
quicker than I anticipat-
ed, Babcock said, add-
ing the work is being
done by four installers.
Things are going
very well, he said.
Babcock began his re-
port by reminding resi-
dents how the program
works and explained
residents in the next tar-
geted areas will first re-
ceive a brochure from
the city explaining the
program about one to
three weeks before in-
stallers will be in the ar-
ea. At that time, resi-
dents are asked to
schedule an appoint-
ment to have the work
done.
In preparation, he
asked residents to clear
a space in their base-
ments to allow installers
access to the meters.
We dont need you to
clean the whole base-
ment, just give enough
room for installer to
kneel next to your water
meter, Babcock said,
adding the installation
process takes about 20
minutes or less.
To make it easier, he
asks residents to exer-
cise the water valves lo-
cated on both sides of
meter and valves
around the house. If the
valves seize, he said the
meters cannot be
changed until the neces-
sary repair is made.
Its a good idea to get
in the habit of using
them. If theres an emer-
gency and you need to
shut off your water, its
cleaner if you can shut
them off from inside
your house, he said,
adding its also impor-
tant someone at least 18
years old be home at the
time or the installers
cannot legally enter.
Res i dent s who
havent made appoint-
ments will receive a
white door tag remind-
er, a red door hanger
and if necessary, a final
notice will be mailed,
alerting property own-
ers a penalty will be as-
sessed for nonconfor-
mance. That will hope-
fully trigger your atten-
tion, Babcock said,
adding appointment
calls are returned with-
in 24 hours.
Mayor Kip Walby re-
minded residents in-
stallers will be wearing
an identification tag
and have a logo on their
clothing for identifica-
tion. Those that are still
unsure can call (586)
447-3305 to confirm the
person at the door is
working for the city.
Once at the appoint-
ment, Babcock said in-
stallers check the num-
bers on the outside me-
ter device which is later
removed. Holes left be-
hind are filled with put-
ty or the device is left to
avoid a gap in siding.
Next the installer goes
inside, writes down the
numbers on the interior
meter and installs the
new one which sends a
signal daily to city hall
for meter reads.
Residents are provid-
ed with paperwork ex-
plaining what took
place and are notified if
there is a discrepancy
between the inside and
outside water meter
City meter replacement
now ahead of schedule
By Debra Pascoe
Editor
With every success
comes a drawback.
Within this city of
12,000 or so houses,
5,000 residents have re-
quested the larger recy-
cling bins offered free
from the citys new con-
tracted trash hauler,
Rizzo Disposal.
They are very popular,
much more so than I
think any other commu-
nity has had in participa-
tion, Department of
Public Works Director
Bryan Babcock told city
council last week. Rizzo
or the city did not antici-
pate this many orders.
Also in much demand
are large refuse carts on
wheels the city has spe-
cial ordered and many
residents are awaiting de-
livery. Shipments are ex-
pected Sept. 20 and Oct.
11, Babcock said, adding
when they arrive, em-
ployees in his department
will start delivery based
on when orders were
See TRASH, page 2A
New recycling carts a hit
By Debra Pascoe
Editor
See METERS, page 2A
Cultural Committee
members Carla
LaGodna and Tom
Sherry, depicted above,
remove the sheet con-
cealing the official city
lighthouse sculpture.
Cool City member Bob
Fetter applauds the un-
veiling. The sculpture
sits proudly in front of
city hall.
PHOTO BY JOHN MCTAGGART
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School holds Toddler
Time for children ages 2
and 3 accompanied by a
parent or guardian, from
11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
on most Tuesdays, Oct.
1, through Nov. 19, at St.
Germaine Catholic
Sc ho o l , 2 8 2 5 0
Rockwood, St. Clair
Shores.
The free program is
designed for parent and
child to enjoy time to-
gether in an educational
environment.
For more information
or to register, call Miss
Laureen at (586) 771-
0890 extension 109.
New Release
Thursday
Public Library hosts
New Release Thursdays
at 6:30 p.m. the first
Thursday of the month
in the William R. Gilstorf
Meeting Room at the li-
brary, 22500 11 Mile, St.
Clair Shores.
The next free presen-
tation of a recently re-
leased movie on DVD is
an Oct. 3 viewing of
Oblivion, starring Tom
Cruise and Morgan
Freeman.
For more information,
call the library at (586)
771-9020 or visit scsli-
brary.org.
Classic Film Friday
Public Library presents
Classic Film Fridays at
1:30 p.m. most Fridays in
the William R. Gilstorf
Meeting Room at the St.
Clair Shores Public
Library, 22500 11 Mile,
St. Clair Shores.
Following is the next
free viewing of a classic
or award winning movie
in October:
Oct. 4, Silk
Stockings, 1957.
Oct. 11, The Big
Sleep, 1946.
Oct. 25, Jane Eyre,
1996.
For more information,
call the library at (586)
771-9020 or visit scsli-
brary.org.
Selinsky-Green
Farmhouse
Museum
The Selinsky-Green
Farmhouse Museum
holds a spinning and
weaving demonstration
from 1 to 4 p.m.
Saturday, Oct. 5, at the
museum, 22500 11 Mile,
St. Clair Shores.
Handweavers present
a hands-on demonstra-
placed.
Part of the reason for
delay, according to
Councilman John Caron,
is the citys Solid Waste
Committee decided the
recycling bins and trash
carts should be of the
same color, thus prompt-
ing a special order. Rizzo
offered red cans with its
name etched on the exte-
rior.
The exterior of the
citys carts designate
which is for trash and re-
cycling. The recycling
carts also have a label ex-
plaining what type of
products can be recycled.
The new $22 million,
8-year contract with Rizzo
Disposal is not only lower
than previously paid to
Waste Management, but
includes free 64-gallon re-
cycle bins with attached
lids for residents who re-
quest them.
The company also
agreed to pick up larger
cart-type receptacles at no
additional charge unless
more than 10 percent of
residents take advantage
of the system. Should that
happen, the annual fee in-
creases by about $60,000
annually, which is still less
than what was being paid
under the old contract,
city officials said.
The carts, which are not
mandatory, can be pur-
chased through the city
for $37.09 for a 64-gallon
and $43 for a 96-gallon
and come with a 10-year
warranty. The larger carts
are now in stock at city
hall.
Rizzo will continue to
pick up refuse bagged or
in traditional type con-
tainers and recycling in
bins already in use. Large
brush pickup remains in
the contract and leaf pick-
up extends into the sec-
ond week of December.
In addition, the compa-
ny agreed to host an an-
nual hazardous waste re-
cycling program previ-
ously sponsored by
Macomb County through
a grant that is no longer
available.
City officials said in pri-
or years, refuse collection
averaged between $2.8
and $2.9 million annually.
The eight-year contract
with Rizzo is about $2.7
million per year.
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TRASH
Continued from page 1A
METERS
readings, which can lead
to a high bill, as actual
usage is based on the in-
side meter read.
Mismatches, he said
are very infrequent.
Thus far he said there
was no difference in 76
percent of the meters
and of the remaining 24
percent, 95 percent have
been $100 or less.
I wasnt sure how
that was going to go, he
said when the program
first began.
Residents, some of
whom reported receiv-
ing bills exceeding
$1,000 are not required
to pay the bill all at once
and can enter into a pay-
ment plan with the city.
Residents uncomfort-
able with the radio
transmitter can choose
to opt out of the device
for a $10 quarterly ser-
vice fee which Babcock
said is to cover the cost
of the city sending me-
ter readers to individual
houses. Thus far, 46 res-
idents selected the opt-
out plan.
Babcock said another
advantage to the anten-
na readouts is it alerts
the city to high water
use from one of its cus-
tomers. Once a quarter,
he said, the water de-
partment reviews the
data in search of red
flags which can indi-
cate the presence of bro-
ken water pipes or other
equipment malfunc-
tions.
He said several have
been found since the
program was imple-
mented.
At the request of
Counci l man John
Caron, Babcock will
provide current pro-
gram costs to determine
if the program fits with-
in the budget.
Next month, in celebration of American Craft
Week, Circare is donating a portion of an entire
weeks worth of sales to a variety of local charities
and philanthropic organizations.
Only eight are being chosen to participate, includ-
ing the Optimist Club of St. Clair Shores. Heres how
to help the Optimists: Visit Circares Facebook page
and click the link to the voting form; visit Circares
website, circaregifts.com, or visit the store at 23024
Greater Mack.
Voting is limited to once per person and ends
Saturday, Sept. 21. The winners will be announced
Thursday, Sept 26.
Vote for Optimists
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G r e e n w o o d
Elementary parents
may want to keep an
eye out for new signage
when dropping their
children off for school.
The city, in conjunc-
tion with the police de-
partment, is changing
the parking rules
around the school to
prevent back-ups and
potential accidents.
A traffic study con-
ducted during the 2004-
05 school year indicated
the traffic volume in the
area did not indicate a
need for change.
However, according to
City Manager Phil
Ludos, things have
changed and news
signs are warranted.
When I went to
school, when a lot of the
residents went to
school, they walked,
Ludos said, adding that
has changed and a
number of parents now
drive their students to
and from school daily.
Ludos said hes talked
with police chief Mike
Walleman and the pair
determined existing
signs will be removed
and no parking, stop-
ping or standing signs
will take their place.
Ludos sai d the
Lakevi ew Publ i c
Schools District agreed
to include the changes
in a newsletter to be
sent home wi t h
Greenwood students
explaining the changes.
Once the new signs
are in place, Ludos said
the police department
will give parents a two-
week grace period to
conform. After that,
tickets will be issued to
violators.
About 10 percent of
the parents will read the
newsletter and comply
and the other 90 per-
cent wont and will get
traffi c vi ol ati ons,
Ludos said.
Walleman is provid-
ing a diagram of where
the new signs will be
posted, some of which
will not allow parents to
drop their children off
on the opposite side of
the street, discouraging
students from crossing
the street.
City attorney Robert
Ihrie is slowly making
headway on cleaning up a
pair of eyesores in the city.
Ihrie told council at its
Aug. 19 meeting hes try-
ing to swing a deal with
the owner of a boarded up
house on Broadway be-
hind the Jimmy Johns on
Harper.
Councilman Chris
Vitale brought up the lo-
cation earlier last month,
hoping the city could in-
fluence the property own-
er to, at minimum, paint
the oriented strand board
used to cover the broken
windows in an attempt to
make the sight a bit more
attractive.
Ihrie reported the
homeowner lives in
Australia and is working
on a deal to sell the house
to the business owners
fronting Harper who in-
tend to demolish the
house and use the proper-
ty as a parking lot.
If the owner fails to re-
spond, Ihrie said he will
continue to seek an order
of demolition through the
courts.
The second property is
on Detour of which Vitale
previously asked if the
city could condemn the
house but maintain the
newer garage on the
property. Ihrie reported
he sent a list of extensive
repairs needed to the
house which must be
completed in 60 days to
the property owner, PNC
Bank. Ihrie also offered
another option, demo the
house, keep the garage
and give the bank 18
months to construct a
new house on the proper-
ty.
Hes awaiting a re-
sponse from the banks
attorneys.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 2013 ST. CLAIR SHORES CONNECTION 3A
ozens of
volunteers
gathered at
the St.
Clair
Shores
Senior Center for Active
Adults earlier this week
with one purpose in mind
making apple pies.
The centers annual
apple pie fundraiser is in
full swing and, according
to volunteer Marilyn
McClure, this years
batch of pies and pie kits
shows great promise for
the taste buds.
The apples are great
this year, she said.
Theyre going to make
the best pies weve ever
had here.
McClures job during
her volunteer session
last Monday afternoon
was to fill empty pie
crusts with a heap of sea-
soned apples.
Its great to see all
these volunteers coming
out like this, Senior
Center Director Sue
Fickau said. Weve had
everything from our
members to city leaders
and state representa-
tives. Its great to see ev-
eryone rallying around
this for us.
Fickau said these vol-
unteers will peel more
than 90 cases of apples,
prepare and bake more
than 1,000 pies and as-
semble a multitude of pie
kits to sell to the hungry
public all within a weeks
time.
We started the peeling
on a Sunday this year,
she said. And we got a
good turnout for that,
too.
The pies are $10 each
and available at the se-
nior center located on
Pleasant west of Little
Mack.
The apple pie fundrais-
er continues through the
weekend, although
Fickau said the pies go
fast.
I think if someone is
waiting until Saturday to
get one they might not be
able to, she said. They
go fast.
From 1 to 8 p.m.
Friday, Sept. 19, and con-
tinuing from 10 a.m. to 8
p.m. Saturday, Sept. 20,
during the centers first
annual Made in
Michigan Market on the
grounds of the senior
center.
We have over two
dozen vendors, Fickau
said. Were very excited
about it.
Pies will be available
for purchase during the
Made in Michigan
Market until the last pie
and pie kit is sold.
We also want to make
sure people dont forget
about the hockey game
Saturday (Sept. 21)
night, Fickau said.
Thats going to be fun
too.
The hockey game, pre-
sented by GTJ
Foundation, is slated for
7:30 p.m. Saturday, Sept.
21, at Civic Arena and
pits the citys police and
fire departments against
one another on the ice.
Tickets are $10 and
can be purchased at the
senior center offices or
at the gate the night of
the game.
All the money raised
at these events goes di-
rectly to the center,
Fickau said. So you can
see how important these
things are to us and what
we offer.
By John McTaggart
Staff Writer
Greenwood parents: Note new signs
By Debra Pascoe
Editor
Progress being made
on city eyesores
By Debra Pascoe
Editor
About 10
percent of the
parents will
read the
newsletter and
comply and the
other 90 percent
wont and will
get traffic
violations.
City Manager Phil Ludos
Volunteers, at top, helped peel apples and make
the pies for the senior centers apple pie fundrais-
er. Beverly Shanley, at right, is all smiles while
peeling apples last Monday afternoon. Rows of
pies sit waiting to be baked last Monday after-
noon. More than 1,000 pies will be sold during
the event.
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A balanced $631 mil-
lion county budget ap-
proved by the Macomb
County Board of
Commissioners includes
enhanced county servic-
es in areas such as veter-
ans and senior services
and services at the clerk
and prosecutors offices.
The budget includes a
$49,546 surplus.
Commissioners dedi-
cated more than 25
hours and 17 public
meetings to discussion
of the proposed budget,
sai d Boar d of
Commissioners Chair
David Flynn. We talked
with department heads
to determine their needs
and worked together to
find the best possible al-
location of taxpayer dol-
lars.
As a result, we ended
up with an improved
budget which will posi-
tively impact more resi-
dents.
During its budget re-
view process, which be-
gan in July, the board
determined that a num-
ber of amendments
were necessary to the
proposed budget to
maintain key county
services and better
streamline operations.
The following im-
provements have been
made:
Shorter lines at the
clerks office, as addi-
tional staff implement
E-filing services and ad-
dress a backlog in pro-
cessing court matters
caused by previous bud-
get cuts.
A change in
Veterans Services ex-
penditures ensures
more funds from the
dedicated veterans mill-
age are channeled to di-
rectly serving veterans
and less on subsidizing
county internal costs.
Some of the most
impactful changes are to
be experienced by the
countys senior popula-
tion.
Budget amendments
replace funding lost by
the federal sequestra-
tion cuts and restore se-
nior services to 2012
funding levels. This
means about 20,000
meals will return to the
tables of eligible seniors
and meal services are
restored to five days a
week.
An allocation of
funds for independent
audits create heightened
levels of accountability.
This gives the boards
Audit Committee the re-
sources to conduct au-
dits on unfunded liabili-
ties, pension and health-
care costs and major
construction projects.
Critical needs in the
countys Prosecuting
Attorneys office are be-
ing addressed. The of-
fice is currently operat-
ing at the lowest staffing
level in 20 years, when
the office handled 5,000
cases a year. It currently
handles 22,000 cases a
year.
Macomb Count y
Commissioner Fred
Miller, who serves as
chair of the Finance
Committee, said the
budget process pro-
duced a document with
a focus on providing
useful county services to
those who need it the
most.
We have come up
with a solid document
which truly serves the
people of Macomb
County, said Miller. I
commend my col-
leagues for coming to-
gether and working tire-
lessly toward an out-
come we can be proud
of.
This year marks the
first time the budget is
being reviewed by the
B o a r d o f
Commissioners as a
consolidated document
which includes both the
September (Special
Revenue and Enterprise
Funds) and December
(General Fund) year-end
budgets as a single
package.
The Boards budget
review process included
departmental reviews,
the evaluation of yearly
trends for each depart-
ments revenue and ex-
penditures, and the in-
troduction of perfor-
mance-based budget re-
view methods.
COPS CLIPS
Woman assaulted
with unknown
aerosol
A 35-year-old St. Clair
Shores woman was walk-
ing her dog about 7 p.m.
Sunday, Sept. 8, on
Waterloo near Hoffman
when an unknown man
drove near her and
sprayed an unknown
aerosol substance into her
face.
The woman told police
she saw the arm of a white
male outside a blue vehi-
cle with an aerosol can in
his hand. She looked to-
ward the vehicle and was
sprayed in the face. The
vehicle turned toward 13
Mile. The woman walked
home, called police and
two squad cars were dis-
patched to look for the ve-
hicle. No suspects were
found.
The woman went to an
area hospital where she
was treated and released.
Bike stolen
A 57-year-old man liv-
ing on Bon Heur reported
Monday, Sept. 9, his 2013
giant cyprus bicycle with
light blue pin striping and
black trim he purchased
one month ago for $535
was stolen from his ga-
rage.
The man told police he
last saw the bike the day
before. He also does not
know if the garage door
was open, but it was un-
locked.
Anyone with any infor-
mation in these or any
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Th e De f e n s e
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Detroit Joint Reserve
Intelligence Center was
rededicated recently at
Selfridge Air National
Guard Base.
Rear Admiral Gordon
Russell, commander of
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Domi nance Corps
Reserve Command,
hosted the event attend-
ed by numerous digni-
taries and guests, in-
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Assistant Secretary of
the Navy Denni s
Biddick and Captain
Douglas Upchurch, di-
rector of the centers
J o i n t Re s e r v e
Intelligence Program.
The ceremony was the
culmination of a multi-
year project to provide
not only Selfridge Air
National Guard Base,
but the greater Metro
Detroit area, with a
state-of-the-art facility
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gence professionals to
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DIAs JRIC Detroit
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and renovation project
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fourfold increase in
workspace and a tre-
mendous increase in
building capacity. The
projects completion al-
so marks the beginning
of a far-ranging oppor-
tunity for more than 250
military intelligence
professionals to support
a wide array of missions
and projects buttress-
ing requirements and
objectives around the
world.
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is currently home to
more than 250 active-
duty, reserve, National
Guard, and civilian in-
telligence professionals
f r om t hr oughout
Michigan.
By TSgt. Dan Heaton
Special Writer
Joint Reserve Intelligence Center rededicated
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p. m. at Bert s
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Nearly 100 artists from all over the area joined thou-
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considering those other two fairs going on though.
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Fair attracts
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Fair. Miss St. Clair Shores Morgan Stocker, below, presents artist Gary
Odmark with a blue ribbon award.
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One was the first, best
pilot in the history of
the U.S. Air Force.
The other was the
pride of northern
Michigan, a pilot so dar-
ing even the aces
stopped to watch him
launch into the war-
time skies above
France.
Lt. Thomas E.
Selfridge and Capt.
Phelps Collins, both
namesakes of Michigan
air bases, are the sub-
jects of Selfridge &
Collins: The Life &
Times of Military
Aviation Pioneers Lt.
Thomas E. Selfridge
and Capt. Phelps
Collins penned by
South Lake High
School alum, Dan
Heaton.
Se l f r i dg e Ai r
National Guard Base in
Harrison Township is
named for the first mili-
tary pilot ever to fly in
an aeroplane and the
first to die in an air-
plane crash.
Phelps Collins Field,
at the Alpena Combat
Readiness Training
Center in northeast
Michigan, is named for
the first U.S. pilot to die
in aerial combat during
World War I.
Heatons first book,
Forgotten Aviator: The
Byron Q. Jones Story,
written in 2012, tells the
story of Jones, the first
pilot to fly in combat for
the Unites States and
the first commander of
Selfridge Field in 1917.
Heaton is a public af-
fairs specialist for the
Michigan Air National
Guard. In 2012, he was
named the print jour-
nalist of the year for the
Air National Guard and
honored for a series of
historical articles he
wrote about Selfridge
Air National Guard
Base.
Published by Branden
Books, both are avail-
able at Amazon.com
and other outlets.
South Lake grad pens second book
Dan Heaton
TOLEDO MUSEUM
OF ART Commodore
Perry, I presume?
No, thats not it.
Gentlemen, start your
engines.
Way off.
We have met the ene-
my and they are ours.
Thats it.
With those nine words,
Commodore Oliver
Hazard Perry 200 years
ago last week flashed one
of the most dramatic after-
action reports in the histo-
ry of American naval war-
fare.
It rivals Sighted sub,
sank same of World War
II.
Yet, Perrys victory over
a British squadron on
Sept. 10, 1813, in the
Battle of Lake Erie a
victory historians rate as
the turning point in the
War of 1812 is over-
shadowed by lesser victo-
ries in greater wars.
Likewise, Perrys action
report, while known gen-
erally, is known indistinct-
ly.
Its due to the War of
1812s identity problem.
I think the Civil War
eclipsed it, said Edward
Hill, curator of, Perrys
Victory: The Battle of
Lake Erie, an exhibition
at the Toledo Museum of
Art through Nov. 10.
Hill added, Some histo-
rians consider the War of
1812 a continuation of our
Revolutionary War, that
we were declaring our
freedom from Great
Britain, finally.
Many of Perrys con-
temporaries agreed.
The last roar of cannon
that died along the shores
of Lake Erie was the ex-
piring note of British dom-
i nat i on, wr ot e
Washington Irving, of
The Legend of Sleepy
Hallow fame, and biogra-
See PERRY, page 8A
Perry focus of exhibit
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He began the work less
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Perrys victory.
Right after the battle,
there was great demand
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Hill rendered the oppos-
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American and six English
ships, brigs, schooners
and sloops in a pyrami-
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Perrys ravaged flag-
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center. Although its hull
and rigging are riddled
and sprung from repeated
enemy broadsides, the
American flag flies from
the stern.
Action in the painting
takes place in the middle
ground.
Perry has shifted his
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breaks the English line.
Imminent capitulation is
partially obscured by
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body parts.
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specific features.
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away from the battle.
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S O U T H E R N
MICHIGAN Drivers
Wanted! $1000 Sign
On Bonus! Class A
CDL Drivers, run re-
gionally, be home
weekly. Exception-
al Pay ($60- $70,000
a n n u a l l y )
www.drivejtc.com
(888)409-6033
C O N T R A C T O R S
NEEDED TODAY!
Property preserva-
tion construction:
lock changes, grass
cuts, winterizations
and more. We have
volume, work order
b a s i s . Co n t a c t
( 8 1 3 ) 9 3 6 - 2 2 2 1 ,
www.seasllc.com,
territories@seasllc.c
om
DO you like to work
with your hands?
Opportuni ty wi th
l oc al har dwar e
store. Thi s back
room position as-
si st s cust omer s
wi th l umber and
proj ect s. Screen
and window repair,
loading and lifting
is required, experi-
ence wi th power
tools helpful, but
not requi red. No
Sundays or Hol i -
days. Apply in per-
son at 15020 Ker-
c he v a l , Gr os s e
P o i n t e P a r k .
( 3 1 3 ) 8 2 4 - 5 5 5 0
FOOT SOLUTIONS.
Part-time associate
needed. Hourly, bo-
nuses, previous re-
tails or sales experi-
ence. Email resume
to scs@f ootsol u-
ti ons. com
PRODUCE Manager
needed f or l ocal
ma r k e t s t o r e .
( 3 1 3 ) 8 8 5 - 5 0 0 0
200
HELP WANTED
GENERAL
GordoN TRUCK-
I N G C D L - A
DRIVERS NEEDED!
A better Carrier. A
better Career. Up
to $5,000 sign-on
Bonus! St art i ng
pay up t o $. 44
cpm. Mi chi gan
Regi onal avai l -
abl e, No East
Coast. EOE Call 7
days a week! Gor-
donTrucking.com
(866)950- 4382
GROSSE Pointe Ath-
letic Club Attend-
ant. Responsi bl e,
trustworthy, rel i -
abl e, mot i vat ed,
friendly. Positions
available immedi-
ately. Includes free
health club mem-
bership.
(313)886-8590
LABORER Needed.
Duties include: gen-
eral mai ntenance
and repairs on rent-
al properties, and
assisting on various
other jobs in a busy
office. Knowledge
of basic hand tools
is required. Possibil-
ity of advancement
into the alarm in-
d u s t r y . C a l l
(586)443-4300, ask
for Mike
NEW Grosse Pointe
ful l servi ce sal on
hiring stylists, nail
technicians, estheti-
cian and reception-
ist.
(586)918-4195
T ANNI NG s al on
seeking part time,
f ri endl y, support
person for custom-
er service. 18 years
and over. Leave
message.
(586)918-4195
200
HELP WANTED
GENERAL
NEW PAY PACK-
AGE . T R ACT OR
OWNER Operators,
$1500 Sign-On Bo-
nus. Fuel discounts,
tol l s pai d, scal es
paid. Dedicated dis-
pat cher s 2, 500-
3,000 miles/ week.
(888)888-7996
201
HELP WANTED
BABYSITTER
PART-time, experi-
enced babysitter for
10 years old and 13
years old (special
n e e d s ) , d a i l y
Monday- Fr i day,
3pm- 6pm a nd
school off days 8am
- 5 p m. C a l l ,
( 3 1 3 ) 8 8 6 - 2 7 9 9
202
HELP WANTED
CLERICAL / OFFICE
FULL charge book-
keeper for estab-
l i shed Pr oper t y
Management Com-
pany. Dut i es i n-
clude accounts pay-
able, accounts re-
ceivable, and gener-
al ledger, for mul-
t i pl e pr oper t i es.
Candi date shoul d
have strong experi-
ence in leasing and
landlord tenant pro-
cesses. Send re-
sume wi th sal ary
r equi r ement s t o
22725 Greater Mack
Avenue, A100, St.
C l a i r S h o r e s ,
Mi chi gan 48080.
203
HELP WANTED
DENTAL / MEDICAL
CERTIFIED MEDIC-
AL ASSISTANT with
xray experi ence/
cer t i f i ed coder ,
comput er pr of i -
ci ency. Benef i ts:
health, life, and re-
ti rement. Fax re-
sume t o Gr osse
Pointe Urgent Care,
(313)499-6001
203
HELP WANTED
DENTAL / MEDICAL
PART-time experi-
enced receptionist/
front desk duti es
with friendly per-
sonal i ty for busy
plastic surgeon's of-
f i c e . Mu s t b e
people person. Ex-
perience in Misys a
plus. Please fax re-
sume to
(586)777-7265. No
phone calls
207 HELP WANTED SALES
EARN $500 A DAY.
I N S U R A N C E
AGENTS Needed.
Leads, no cold calls,
commissions paid
daily, lifetime re-
newals, complete
t r a i n i n g .
Health/Dental Insur-
ance, Life License
r e q u i r e d . C a l l
( 8 8 8 ) 7 1 3 - 6 0 2 0
JOS A. Bank is seek-
ing a Retail Keyhold-
er & Sal es Asso-
ciate for our store
i n Grosse Poi nte,
Michigan. Call the
Store Manager at
( 3 1 3 ) 4 1 7 - 9 7 3 9 .
Male/ female/ dis-
able/ veteran.
209
HELP WANTED
PROFESSIONAL
EXPERIENCED attor-
ney needed part
time or contract, to
write pleadings and
a p p e a l s . S o me
Court motions. Fair
c o mp e n s a t i o n ,
Grosse Pointe area.
Send r esume t o
windmillpointe@gm
ail.com
(313)318-2945
R E C E P T I ONI S T /
Tech support for
Property & Casu-
a l t y I n s u r a n c e
Agency. Part- time,
1 0 a m - 3 p m ,
Monday- Fr i day.
Emai l resume to
sschuman@aosn.biz
210
HELP WANTED
RESTAURANT
SUBWAY Restaur-
ants Job Fair! Join
our Team! Sand-
wich Artists job
opportuni ti es are
available at our Job
Fair! We are look-
i ng f or qual i f i ed
Sandwich Artists
to join our team at
our Subway Res-
taurants in Metro
Detroi t Area! We
will have employ-
ment applications
avai l abl e and be
conducting on- site
employment inter-
vi ews at Subway,
341 Fi sher Road,
Grosse Pointe, MI
48230. Date: Friday,
Sept ember 20t h,
2013. Time: 10am-
6pm.
100 ANNOUNCEMENTS
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HELP WANTED
MANAGEMENT
SUBWAY Restaur-
a n t Ma n a g e r s
wanted for several
Metro Detroit loca-
tions. Please join us
at our Job Fair on
Sept ember 20t h,
2 0 1 3 b e t we e n
10am and 6pm at
Subway, 341 Fisher
R o a d , G r o s s e
Pointe, MI 48230.
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bring your resume.
Management exper-
ience and College
degree requi red.
Applications will be
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300
SITUATIONS WANTED
BABYSITTERS
EXPERIENCED, re-
sponsi bl e, enga-
gi ng 14 year ol d
babysitter accept-
i ng new cl i ent s.
Grosse Pointe resid-
ent, available week-
ends, holidays and
s c h o o l b r e a k s .
Please contact my
Mom wi t h a ny
q u e s t i o n s .
darcy.bluewater@ya
hoo.com
302 CONVALESCENT CARE
CAREGI VER/ L i -
censed Practi cal
Nurse. 41 years ex-
perience with the
elderly. Seeking po-
si t i on i n pri vat e
h o m e . R o s e ,
( 5 8 6 ) 4 8 0 - 8 8 8 1
LOOKING for kind,
r el i abl e, exper i -
enced, honest care
for your loved one?
I take them to doc-
tor's appointments,
shoppi ng, l unch,
etc. Women only. 9
year s of seni or
care. I would like
apr oxi mat el y 30
hours per week.
References upon re-
quest. CALL KATIE,
(586)541-8831
302 CONVALESCENT CARE
304 GENERAL
EXPERIENCED reli-
able sitter. House,
pets, children, eld-
erl y. Al so week-
ends. Available im-
mediately.
(313)922-4026
305 HOUSE CLEANING
AMERI CAN hard-
wor ki ng woman
available to clean
your home. Honest,
dependabl e, rel i -
able. 15 years ex-
perience.
(313)527-6157
CATE' s Cl eani ng.
Owner operated,
cust om cl eani ng
ser vi ce wi t h 25
years experi ence
serving the Grosse
Pointes. Excellent
references. Reason-
able rates.
(586)533-8788
GETTING your house
cl eaned i s easi er
than ever! I bring
my cl eani ng sup-
pl i es t o you i f
needed. HONEST,
cari ng wi th great
references! You will
not be disappoin-
ted! Kathy (586)360-
7481
MAGGI E & Kate's
cl eani ng servi ce.
Making your home
beautiful, both
I ns i de and Out
Experienced, reli-
able, thorough. Ex-
cellent references.
(313)461-2873
(586)871-8048
MARGARET L. L. C.
House cl eani ng/
l aundry servi ces.
Polish ladies, very
experienced, excel-
lent references. We
take care of senior
needs.
(313)319-7657
POLI SH cl eani ng
l ady l ooki ng f or
more work, Grosse
Pointe references
a v a i l a b l e .
( 5 8 6 ) 8 0 5 - 0 0 4 0
305 HOUSE CLEANING
RESIDENTIAL/ COM-
MERCIAL Cleaning.
Bettermaid Clean-
ing, a more person-
able cleaning ser-
vice. Bonded and
Insured, 18 years
exper i ence. Cal l
Kim (586)498-8408
307 NURSES AIDES
LIVE-In Care Givers
Daily Rates/Hourly
Care/ Cook/ Clean
Licensed-Bonded
Care at Home
Est.1984
586-772-0035
406 ESTATE SALES
CLINTON Township,
38190 West Horse-
shoe. (16 & Moravi-
a n o f f Mi l l a r ) .
September 18- 21,
1 0 a m - 4 p m .
J ammed packed
house! Kni t t i ng,
j ewel r y, ani mal
mo u n t s , t o o l s ,
much more! Bl ue
Ri bbon Est at es.
( 586) 321- 5377
E S T A T E S a l e .
S e p t e mb e r 2 1 -
September 22, 9am
- 4pm. 15910 Jeffer-
son, Grosse Pointe
Pa r k . Fa bul ous
items including an-
tiques, artwork, fur-
niture and collect-
ables. Rain or shine.
SHELBY Township
Estate Sale. Friday-
Sunday, 9am- 5pm.
6 6 9 1 Gui l df or d
Drive (South off 24
Mile Road, East of
Mound Road). Fur-
niture, collectibles
and more! Photos
a t
acti onestate.com.
(586)228-9090
409
GARAGE / YARD /
RUMMAGE SALE
$1 bag sale (next
week). Cl earance
corner; Uni tari an
Ch u r c h An n e x ,
17150 Maumee/
Neff. Wednesday,
S e p t e mb e r 2 5 ,
1 0 a m - 3 p m ,
Thursday, Septem-
ber 26, 7pm- 9pm.
While here look for
bargains in our re-
sale/ consignment
shop. Donat i ons
and consignments
taken Wednesdays,
9:30am- 2:00pm.
1 Provencal Road,
f i r s t hous e of f
L a k e s h o r e . 2 0
l a d i e s c l e a n e d
house! Friday and
Sat ur day , 9am-
3pm. Ant i ques ,
Woodard outdoor
furniture, lamps, lin-
ens, pictures, books
and household. Pet-
ti poi nte Questers
are donating all pro-
ceeds to the Selin-
sky- Green Farm-
house restoration
project.
10 Ladies Sidewalk
Sale! 286 Touraine,
Friday 10am- 3pm.
Cr y s t a l pi ec es ,
Pangbor n pur se,
jewelry, artist's pos-
i ng mannequi ns,
b o o k s , mi s c e l -
laneous, all nice! No
clothes, cash only.
Proceeds fund GED
scholarships.
1034 Lakeshor e,
G r o s s e P o i n t e
S hor e s . Book s ,
clothes, furniture,
horse riding stuff,
household, miscel-
laneous. Friday, Sat-
urday, Sunday, 9am
- 5pm.
409
GARAGE / YARD /
RUMMAGE SALE
1 0 4 9 Wh i t t i e r ,
Grosse Pointe Park,
Nice kids/ toddler
clothes, toys, fur-
niture, home goods,
mini fridge, sports
equipment, unex-
pected treasures,
quality stuff! Friday-
Sunday, 9am- 3pm.
1050 Hawthorne.
Ar t wor k, of f i ce
chairs, crafts and
suppl i es, ki tchen,
L P s , d e c o r .
Thursday- Fri day,
9am- 4pm. Sat -
ur day 9am- 12.
22100 Marter, St.
Clair Shores. Fur-
ni t ur e, ar t , TVs,
househol d i tems,
Fri day- Saturday,
9am- 3pm.
3 4 E l m C o u r t
(Across from War
Memor i al ) . Sat -
urday, 9am- 4pm.
Desi gner cl othes
(small sizes), house-
hol d, f ur ni t ur e,
books .
3 9 5 R o s s e v e l t
P l a c e , G r o s s e
Poi nte Ci ty. Sat-
urday, 10am- 5pm.
Great stuff, great
prices.
858 Washi ngt on.
Sat ur day , 9am-
3pm. Yard equip-
ment, Brio, books,
dishes, kitchen ta-
ble, more!
409
GARAGE / YARD /
RUMMAGE SALE
910 Hi dden Lane.
September 21, 9am
- 4pm. Art deco kit-
chen set, Henredon
sofa, table/ desk,
french bistro table/
chai rs, more fur-
niture, household
items.
CAN' t Mi ss! 521
Uni ver si t y. Sat -
urday, September
21, 9am- 4pm. Kid's
clothes: Polo, Aber-
crombie and Fitch,
Ni k e , Ga p a nd
mor e. Women' s
clothes and shoes.
Toys, f ur ni t ur e,
home ware, and art.
S o me t h i n g f o r
e v e r y o n e .
FABULOUS yar d
sale! Saturday only,
9am- 2pm. 230
Moran. Furni ture,
desi gner cl othes,
tons of kids clothes
and toys.
HUGE garage sale!
Tools, workbench,
household and mis-
cel l aneous i tems.
Sat urday, 9/ 21,
9am- 4pm. 19991
Wes t Cl a i r v i ew
C o u r t , G r o s s e
P o i n t e Wo o d s .
MOVING SALE! 1503
Bl ai rmoor Court ,
Fr i day and Sat -
urday, 9am-3pm.
Househol d i tems,
di shes, furni ture,
pi ng- pong tabl e,
mi s c e l l a n e o u s
t r e a s u r e s !
409
GARAGE / YARD /
RUMMAGE SALE
MOVING/ multifam-
ily sale! Friday, Sat-
urday, 9am- 4pm
and Sunday 9am-
1pm. Clothing for
the whol e fami l y.
Househol d i tems.
DVDs, books, chil-
dren' s toys, f ur-
ni ture and tool s.
S o me t h i n g f o r
everyone! Credi t
car ds accept ed!
1373 Beaconsfield
Avenue
MULTIFAMILY gar-
age sal e. Toys,
sports, bikes. 162
Lakevi ew. Fri day-
Sat ur day , 8am-
3pm.
ST. Cl ai r Shores,
22603 Sunnydal e,
(S. of 11 Mile, E. of
Jef f erson) Fri day
and Saturday, 9am-
5pm.
T R E A S U R E S &
Tr ash! The f i nal
p u r g e . G r o s s e
Pointe Farms, 114
Meadow Lane. Sat-
urday onl y, 9am-
2pm. Lots of kids
stuff, like new. Girls
clothes, accessor-
i es and beddi ng.
Li ttl e gi rl s vani ty
set, women's de-
si gner handbags
and accessori es.
Desk, filing cabinet,
t apest r y chai r s,
f r amed ar t and
much mor e! No
ear l y bi r ds!
415 WANTED TO BUY
CASH paid for new-
er used paperback
books & DVDs i n
good condi t i on.
New Horizons Book
Shop, 20757 13 Mile
at L i t t l e Mack.
( 586) 296- 1560
COI NS, j ewel r y,
gol d, si l ver , bi -
c y c l e s , mo t o r -
cycles, ATVs, art,
antiques, furniture,
etc. (586)778-4417
U P H O L S T E R E D
Chaise Loungue, for
bedroom.
(313)882-1716
500 ANIMALS ADOPT A PET
GROSSE Pointe An-
imal Adoption Soci-
ety. Pets for adop-
tion. (313)884-1551,
www.GPAAS.org
505 LOST & FOUND
GROSSE Pointe An-
i mal Cl i ni c has a
black female Pitbull
mix, 2 female Box-
er mixes and male
S h e p a r d mi x .
( 3 1 3 ) 8 2 2 - 5 7 0 7 .
510 ANIMAL SERVICES
HEATHER Clute Dog
Walking & Pet Sit-
ti ng. $12 per 20
mi n u t e w a l k .
( 3 1 3 ) 6 7 3 - 7 0 0 9
600 CARS
2001 Lincoln Town
Car, Cartier edition,
silver, gray leather,
moon roof, loaded,
garage kept, new
t i r e s / b r a k e s ,
110,000 miles, ex-
cel l ent condi ti on.
$5,500.
(313)881-0965
2008 Honda Civic SI
Manual . 44, 000
mi l e s , b l a c k ,
100,000 warranty.
(313)886-5778
603 GENERAL MOTORS
2001 Buick Regal.
$5350. Leather in-
terior, sunroof, V6,
new tires, heated
seats, LOW MILES.
O n e o w n e r .
( 3 1 3 ) 3 5 0 - 3 1 4 7
CORVETTE Coupe,
1964, Excellent! 4
speed manual, red,
leather, fuel injec-
t i on, 375 hor se
power, positraction,
knockoff wheel s,
$40, 000.
(313)882-0976
604 ANTIQUE / CLASSIC
WANTED cl assi c
car, will pay up to
$12,000 1925-1985.
Call 7 days
(248)338-0852/ cell.
605 FOREIGN
1984 Porsche 944.
78,000 miles, platin-
um/ brown leather,
automatic, $6,500.
(810)748-8848
2008 Honda Civic
EXL Sedan. 45,000
miles, loaded, ex-
cel l ent condi ti on.
$12,500.
(313)770-2022
651 BOATS AND MOTORS
26 f oot Sear ay
Sundancer 1979.
Excellent shape, re-
cent major engine
overhaul, new out-
drive, 2007 trailer,
$7,500.
(313)580-4753
654
BOAT STORING /
DOCKING
GET i t out of the
dri veway. Secure
Boat Storage on
y o u r t r a i l e r .
( 3 1 3 ) 3 0 0 - 7 0 4 0
Support
Your Local
Businesses.
Let them know
you found them
in the
DONT FORGET-
call your ads in early!
Classifed
Advertising
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409
GARAGE / YARD /
RUMMAGE SALE
716 OFFICE / COMMERCIAL FOR RENT
RENTAL REAL ESTATE
700
APTS/FLATS/DUPLEX
POINTES/HARPER WOODS
1033 Maryland, 2
bedroom upper, liv-
i ng room, di ni ng
room, tiled kitchen,
all appliances, tiled
ba t h, s e pa r a t e
ba s e me nt wi t h
wa s h e r / d r y e r ,
covered porch, off
s t r e e t pa r k i ng ,
hardwood floors, at-
ti c storage, com-
pletely redecorated.
Call 313-886-5899
for showing.
1146 Mar y l and,
Grosse Pointe Park.
3 bedroom upper
f l at , st udy, en-
closed porch, fire-
pl ace, oak wood-
wor k, apl i ances,
l a u n d r y . $ 8 5 0 /
month and utilities.
(248)542-3039
700
APTS/FLATS/DUPLEX
2 bedroom lower,
Nottingham south
of Jefferson, hard-
wood floors, new
appl i anc es , of f
street parking. $600
(810)229-0079
3 bedroom upper,
Nottingham, com-
pletely remodeled,
air, no pets. $1,000.
(313)822-6970
847 Harcourt. Up-
per, 2 bedroom, 1.5
bat hs, f i r epl ace.
Fr eshl y pai nt ed,
n e w c a r p e t
throughout, new
furnace, central air,
newer wi ndows,
and kitchen appli-
ances. No smoking
or pets. Lower unit
is owner occupied.
$1,000 per month
(313)570-6699
947 Nottingham, 3
bedr oom upper
with new carpeting;
living room, dining
room, modern kit-
chen with granite
and appl i ances;
hardwood floors ex-
cept bedrooms; no
smoki ng or pets;
l ower uni t owner
occupied; $800 plus
securi ty. Contact
mdwc31a@gmail.co
m
700
APTS/FLATS/DUPLEX
FURNISHED Grosse
Pointe City, Rivard/
Jefferson, large 3
bedroom, 2 bath,
family room, fire-
place, garage, base-
ment. Available Oc-
tober 15. $2,400.
(313)884-8700
N O T T I N G H A M ,
south of Jefferson.
Beautiful renovated
upper, newly car-
peted, 2 bedrooms,
updat ed ki t chen
and bath, di ni ng
room, appliances.
Ideal for graduate
student, business
person. Very quiet
bui l di ng. No
smoking/ pets. Ref-
erences requi red.
$625/ month, plus
security.
(313)885-1944
SOMERSET, 3 bed-
room upper, re-
c ent l y pai nt ed,
hardwood fl oors,
natural fi repl ace.
Appliances, base-
ment, garage. No
pets. $750, plus se-
curity.
(313)320-3635
700
APTS/FLATS/DUPLEX
UPPER Neff 2 bed-
room apartment. All
appl i ances, 1 off
street parking spot,
and cent r al ai r .
Cr edi t check by
owner occupant.
$900. Cal l
(313)458-7958
701
APTS/FLATS/DUPLEX
DETROIT/WAYNE COUNTY
JEFFERSON/ Alter
area. Nice water-
front, cleaned, well
mai ntai ned l ower
flat. Great for fisher-
men. $275/ month.
(313)802-7710
701
APTS/FLATS/DUPLEX
NOTTINGHAM DU-
PLEX- MORANG
AREA, 2 bedroom,
living room, dining
room, garage. $550
per mont h. Cal l
( 248) 588- 7844
702
APTS/FLATS/DUPLEX
S.C.S./MACOMB COUNTY
$ 1 9 9 . 0 0 Mo t e l
Rooms, Single Oc-
cupancy, Weekl y
Rental. Microwave,
WiFi, Refrigerator,
Satellite. Close to
X Wa y s 9 4 / 6 9 6
Shorepointe Motor
Lodge, 20000 E. 9,
St . Cl ai r Shor es
( 586) 773- 3700
702
APTS/FLATS/DUPLEX
S.C.S./MACOMB COUNTY
$385- $400 Monthly
furni shed rooms,
local phone, utilit-
ies, refrigerator, mi-
crowave, satellite
TV included. Shore-
pointe, 20000 East
Nine Mile, St. Clair
Shores.
(586)773-3700
BEAUTIFUL, 3 bed-
room bri ck ranch
with 2 car attached
garage.
(586)909-1703
ONE and two bed-
room apartments-
St. Cl ai r Shores,
Eastpointe, Harper
Woods. Well main-
tained, air condi-
tioning, coin laun-
dry and storage.
$595- $695. The
Bl ake Company,
313-881-6882. No
pets/ no smoking.
704 HOUSES-RENT
FOX Creek- 2 story,
2 bedroom home
on canal, boatwell
i ncl uded. $875/
mont h.
(313)822-7712
705
HOUSES FOR RENT
GROSSE Poi nt e
Woods, newly dec-
orated home on Al-
lard. 2 bedrooms, 2
full baths, fireplace,
semi- finished base-
ment , 1 car at -
t a c he d g a r a g e ,
l ar ge l ot . $875
monthly plus secur-
ity deposit.
(586)615-7929
RIDGEMONT Road,
Woods. 2 bedroom
home. Living room,
ki t chen, 1 bat h,
cent r al ai r . No
smoking, no pets.
$900/ month plus
security deposit and
c r e d i t c h e c k .
( 313) 447-0770 or
grossepointeking@g
mail.com
706
HOUSES FOR RENT
1 bedroom house.
East English Village,
wal k to Cadi eux
Cafe. Nice neigh-
borhood. All appli-
ances, $450/ month
(313)410-2100
716
OFFICE / COMMERCIAL
FOR RENT
JEFFERSON, 15005-
Offices to rent. In-
ternet and utilities
included. $195 and
up. (313)824-7900
OFFI CE bui l di ng,
Woods. For sale or
lease. 5,700 sq. ft.;
parki ng. I deal for
user or i nvestor.
313-268-2000
(313)882-6900
lair Shores St.
CONNECTION
DIRECTORY OF SERVICES
Some classifcations are not required by law to be licensed. Please check with the proper state agency to verify license.
918 CEMENT WORK
900 AIR CONDITIONING
907
BASEMENT
WATERPROOFING
R.L.
STREMERSCH.
BASEMENT
WATERPROOFING
WALLS REPAIRED
STRAIGHTENED
REPLACED
DRAIN FIELDS
ALL WORK
GUARANTEED
LICENSED
313-884-7139
G.P. 44 YEARS
THOMAS
KLEINER
Construction Co.
BASEMENT
WATERPROOFING
CONCRETE
MASONRY
Walls Straightened
&Braced or Replaced
Drainage Systems
Trusted name 30
years in the Pointes
Licensed & Insured
(313)886-3150
G. P. Resident
Member BBB
All Credit Card
Accepted
911 BRICK / BLOCK WORK
AFFORDABLE light
masonry. Save on
tuckpoi nti ng, re-
placements, color
mortar matchi ng,
references, estim-
ates. Licensed/ In-
sured Mike.
(313)884-0985
MADISON Mainten-
ance specializing in
restoration of chim-
n e y s , p o r c h e s ,
houses, brick walls,
tuck poi nti ng, al l
masonry. Grosse
Poi nt e r esi dent .
Free estimates. Li-
censed and insured.
madi sonmai nten-
ance. com
(313)885-8525
Cell (313)402-7166
911 BRICK / BLOCK WORK
THOMAS Kl ei ner,
porches, chimneys,
expert tuckpointing.
30 years experi -
ence. Licensed/ in-
s u r e d . G r o s s e
Pointe resident. 313
-886-3150
916
CARPET INSTALLATION /
REPAIR
FREE PADDING with
carpet installation!
Save up to 33 cents
per square foot!
Supreme Floor Cov-
ering (586)879-0195
920 CHIMNEY REPAIR
MADISON Mainten-
ance specializing in
restoration of chim-
n e y s , p o r c h e s ,
houses, brick walls,
tuck poi nti ng, al l
masonry. Grosse
Poi nt e r esi dent .
Free estimates. Li-
censed and insured.
madi sonmai nten-
ance. com
(313)885-8525
Cell (313)402-7166
THOMAS Kleiner
Chimneys repaired or
rebuilt. 30 years. Li -
censed/ i nsured.
Grosse Pointe resi -
dent. 313-886-3150
929 DRYWALL / PLASTERING
( 3 1 3 ) 9 9 9 - 1 0 0 3
lakeshoreplaster.co
m Cracks, coves,
decorati ve, ski m
coat s, pai nt i ng,
stuccos. All credit
cards.
ANDY Squires. Plas-
t er i ng, dr ywal l ,
painting. Stucco re-
pai r. Spray, tex-
t u r e d c e i l i n g s .
( 5 8 6 ) 7 5 5 - 2 0 5 4 ,
( 5 8 6 ) 2 1 4 - 9 8 2 1
929 DRYWALL / PLASTERING
930 ELECTRICAL SERVICES
( 5 8 6 ) 4 1 5 - 0 1 5 3 .
Homestar Electric.
Older home special-
ists. Circuit breaker
boxes , out door
pl ugs, r ecessed
lights, additions, all
types of electrical
work. Licensed, in-
sured. www.no
morefuses.com
934 FENCES
ALL fences, gates,
gat e oper at or s ;
sales, service, in-
stal l ati on, repai r.
Modern Fence, 586-
776-5456
936
FLOOR SANDING /
REFINISHING
FLOOR sanding and
finishing. Free esti -
mates. Terry Yerke,
586-823-7753
939 GENERAL SERVICES
P I ONE E R P OL E
BUILDINGS- Free es-
timates. Licensed
and i nsured. 2x6
trusses, 45 year
wa r r a n t y , Ga l -
val ume steel , 19
colors, since 1976.
#1 i n Mi chi gan.
( 800) 292- 0679
943
LANDSCAPERS /
TREE SERVICE/GARDENER
AFFORDABLE next
day service. Trim-
mi n g , we e d i n g ,
edging, cultivating,
pl anti ng, pruni ng,
mulching, snow re-
moval . Compl ete
y a r d w o r k .
( 3 1 3 ) 3 7 7 - 1 4 6 7
ANNUAL and peren-
nial flower gardens
mai nt ai ned, i n-
stalled, shrub trim.
$49/ hour. Dennis
(313)831-7109
DAVE' s T r ee &
Shrub. Tree remov-
al/ trimming, leaf/
free estimates, 20
year s. 10% di s-
count avai l abl e
586-216-0904
DERK Brown Lawn
Sprinklers & Light-
ing. Winterization!
Service/ installation.
I nsur ed. Exper i -
enced, 810- 765-
2977
943
LANDSCAPERS /
TREE SERVICE/GARDENER
DOMINICs Stump
Gr i ndi ng. Back-
yards no problem.
Stumps onl y. I n-
sured. Since 1972.
(586)445-0225
EXPERT shrub trim-
ming, by Jeff John-
son and Econo Cut
Lawn Care. Land-
scaping, sod, and all
your other outdoor
needs. Licensed, in-
s u r e d , B B B .
( 5 8 6 ) 2 1 2 - 4 8 8 4
GARDENER serving
the fi nest Grosse
Pointe homes since
1979. Provencal ,
Lake Shore care-
taker experi ence.
Fall cleanups, trim-
ming, weeding, bed
edging, cut perenni-
als, planting, prun-
ing, eves, snow and
more!
(313)377-1467
K&K LAWN &
SHRUB SERVICES
Complete Outdoor
Maintenance &
Landscaping Services
FREE ESTIMATES
Licensed & Insured
(313)417-0797
LANEYS Landscap-
ing. Specializing in
l awn & gr ound
m a i n t e n a n c e ,
weeding/ trimming,
landscape design,
s oddi ng, br i ck-
pavers. www.laneys
l a n d s c a p e . c o m
( 3 1 3 ) 8 8 5 - 9 3 2 8
MACS TREE AND
SHRUB TRIMMING
COMPLETE WORK
Serving The Pointes
For 30 Years
Reasonable Rates
Quality Service
Call Tom
(586)776-4429
SPARKMAN LAND-
SCAPING- Lawn cut-
ting, fall clean ups,
sprinkler blow outs,
gardening and trim-
ming, fertilization,
Christmas lighting,
s n o w p l o wi n g .
( 5 8 6 ) 7 7 9 - 9 2 0 0
SPRINKLER winteriz-
ati on and repai r,
design and installa-
t i on. Landscape
lighting installation,
r epai r s and up-
grades. Drai nage
systems. Weldon Ir-
ri gati on Manage-
ment.
(313)886-2244
944 GUTTERS / SIDING
GENTILE roofing and
s i di ng. Cus t om
seamless gutters.
Licensed, insured.
(313)884-1602
945 HANDYMAN
AN able, depend-
able, honest. Car-
pentry, pai nti ng,
plumbing, electrical.
If you have a prob-
lem, need repairs,
any installing. Ron
(586)573-6204

AN affordable price.
Mi ke handyman.
Electrical, plumbing,
carpent ry, hard-
wo o d f l o o r i n g ,
cerami c, marbl e,
pai nt i ng. Roof s,
bathrooms, base-
ments, ki tchens,
decks. Code viola-
tions. Small or big
jobs. 313-237-7607,
586-215-4388, 810-
908-4888. Nati ve
Grosse Poi nter.
FATHER and sons
honest and depend-
able. My family will
take care of all of
your r epai r and
maintenance needs,
smal l and l ar ge
j obs, code vi ol a-
tions. Licensed and
insured call Chris,
free estimates Cer-
ti f i cate of occu-
pancy. 313- 408-
1166, Grosse Pointe
residents.
HANDYMAN ser -
vi ce, el ect r i cal ,
p l u mb i n g , c a r -
pentry, roofing, sid-
ing, and more. Call
Sam (313)247-3016
MINOR repairs LLC,
no job too small. Li-
censed. Free estim-
ates. (313)701-0978
REPAIRS from $40.
Park homeowner.
Licensed, free es-
timates. (313)402-
6436
946 HAULING / MOVING
1A Haul i ng. Rub-
bish removal, appli-
ances, backyards,
garages, houses,
et c. Dumps t er s
avai l abl e.
(586)778-4417
946 HAULING / MOVING
A1 Hauling/ Handy-
man. 24-7! Cl ean
outs: yards, base-
ments, garages, at-
t i cs, et c. Appl i -
ances, smal l de-
mol i ti on.
(586)764-0906
949 JANITORIAL SERVICES
HIGH end cleaning
company of f er s
new affordable ser-
vice. Call Kathleen
for details (586)709-
5817
954 PAINTING / DECORATING
ALL Pointes Paint-
ing, 20 years of re-
ferrals. Don McGlas-
son, Visa/ Master-
card 313-215-5076
BOWMAN Painting.
I nteri or/ exteri or.
Window specialist.
Over 35 years ex-
pe r i e nc e . Ga r y
( 3 1 3 ) 5 2 5 - 0 0 4 9
BRIAN'S PAINTING
Interior/ Exterior.
Specializing all
types painting,
caulking, window
glazing, plaster re-
pair. Guaranteed.
Insured. Free estim-
ates. Reasonable.
586-822-2078
JOHNS PAINTING
Interior/Exterior
Repairing:
Damaged plaster,
drywall, cracks,
windows
puttying, caulking.
Fire/Waterdamage
insurance work.
All work
guaranteed
G. P. References
License/Insured
Free estimates
SeniorDiscount
313-882-5038
959 POWER WASHING
P R OF E S S I ONA L
Pressure-Washing.
Homes, patios, gut-
ters, sealing.
Licensed/ Insured
1 0 Y e a r s !
www.CrystalClean
PressureWash.com
(313)881-1025
960 ROOFING SERVICES
973 TILE WORK
AAA Ti l e- foyers,
baths, kitchens, tile
repair, shower pan,
re-grouting. Joe
(810)533-0940
977 WALL WASHING
MADAR Mai nten-
ance. Hand wash
walls and windows.
Free esti mates &
r e f e r e n c e s .
( 3 1 3 ) 8 2 1 - 2 9 8 4
981 WINDOW WASHING
FAMOUS Mainte-
nance. Licensed & in-
sured since 1943.
Gutter cl eani ng/
power washi ng.
313-884-4300
Some classifications
are not required
by law to be licensed.
Please check with the
proper state agency
to verify license.
Professional Office Building
Nine Mile and Jefferson Beautiful Building
Parking 1,680 sq. ft. 2 Bathrooms
General Office Attorney Insurance
Price Lease Negotiable Broker Protected
(313) 8846322
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