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The Optimist Club of
St. Clair Shores hosted

the 2nd Annual First
Responders Recognition
and Appreci at i on
Breakfast last Thursday,
Oct. 10, at Lakeland
Banquet Centre.
The event honors
some of the citys top
first responders and
serves to show these
men and women how
much their efforts are
appreci at ed, sai d
Optimist Club President
Debbie DePape.
The club puts this
and one for the police
department as well on
in recognition of what
our police and fire do for
us all year long,
DePape said. Im so im-
pressed and so proud.
We are honored to be
able to do this.
The breakfast is also
an opportunity to single
out the efforts of indi-
vidual members of the
department.
This year fire depart-
ment driver/engineer
Chad Hyvonen was rec-
ognized for his efforts in
organizing arrange-
ments for fallen fire de-
partment member, Lt.
James Nichols.
Walter Jenuwine re-
cei ved Reti rement
Recognition, an emo- tional honor during
which Jenuwine was
surrounded at the podi-
um by those who
worked side-by-side
with him.
You never leave,
Jenuwine said. This is a
family and you never
leave it.
The 2013 Optimist
Club Award went to a
trio of firefighters,
Derek Haarala, Dan
Sebastian and Adam
Walleman who took part
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Ghoulish festivities
St. Clair Shores resident Jim Defer, above right, dressed up as The Ghoul, poses with the actual Ghoul, last
Saturday night during the Nautical Mile Yacht Clubs Halloween Party at Brownies on the Lake.
The St. Clair Shores
Memorial Day Parade
Committee is experienc-
ing several firsts this
year, beginning with the
selection of a woman to
head the group.
Ive been on the com-
mittee for four years and
worked very hard,
Chairman Cheryl Furdos
said. They nominated
me and I accepted.
On Saturday, Nov. 9,
the committee is switch-
ing from planning a pa-
rade to being in one.
Furdos said members
will be carrying a ban-
ner with the commit-
tees name during the
Veterans Day Parade in
Detroit. Sam the eagle, a
recently purchased in-
flatable that made his
debut at last years
Memorial Day parade is
going too, she said.
Also this year, instead
of deciding amongst
themselves, the citys
Memorial Day Parade
Committee is looking
for residents to help
them choose the 2014
grand marshal.
The decision to seek
nominees for the grand
marshal post was based
on the committees de-
sire to give those who
have served but have re-
mained silent about
their dedication a
chance to lead the pa-
rade.
We wanted to provide
the opportunity to open
up the selection process
to the community, she
said.
There are a lot of un-
sung heroes out there
that we dont know
about.
To be considered,
nominee must be an ac-
Several firsts
for this years
city parade
committee
By Debra Pascoe
Editor
See PARADE, page 2A
Retirement Recognition Award recipient Walter Jenuwine is all smiles surrounded by
his former colleagues.
PHOTO BY JOHN MCTAGGART
Bella, dressed as a bum-
blebee, took part in last
Sundays Howl-o-Ween
Party at Maloof-Statler
Dog Park. For more pho-
tos, see page 7A.
See BREAKAST, page 2A
By Debra Pascoe
Editor
To shore things up, at the suggestion of City Manager Phil Ludos, any sign
requests will now be handled by the community development and inspection
department.
Prior to councils change Monday, Oct. 7, residents and business owners re-
questing temporary, grand opening and sign arbitration appeals were han-
dled by the city clerks office. All other requests went to CDI.
Ludos made the suggestion so were not sending people to two or three
places before they can get the sign.
CDI to take over all sign issues
By Debra Pascoe
Im so impressed and so proud. We are
honored to be able to do this.
Optimist Club President Debbie DePape
See SIGNS, page 2A
We wanted to
provide the
opportunity to
open up the
selection process
to the community.
There are a lot of
unsung heroes out
there that we dont
know about."
Cheryl Furdos, Parade
Chairman
tive member or veteran
of the United States
Armed Forces, a resi-
dent of St. Clair Shores,
active in civic or mili-
tary organizations and
willing and available to
participate in the pa-
rade and related festivi-
ties Sunday, May 25.
Nominations are due
no later than Dec.1, and
must include the full
name of the nominee,
military affiliation, a
brief explanation of why
this person has earned
the honor of serving as
grand marshal and both
the nominees and nom-
inators contact infor-
mation.
Send entries via e-
mail to SSCSParade14@
gmail.com or mail to
City of St. Clair Shores,
27600 Jefferson Circle
Drive, Attention Parade
Committee, St. Clair
Shores, MI 48081-2093.
The winner will be no-
tified by March 1.
In the meantime,
Furdos said the commit-
tee is busy seeking pa-
rade participants and
lining them up as soon
as possible before they
make other commit-
ments.
Their first fundraiser,
a spaghetti dinner, is
planned for Thursday,
March 27, with details
to follow.
Furdos said it takes
about $20,000 to put on
the parade and while
the committee is city
sanctioned it does not
receive any funding
from the city.
The committee is also
seeking entries for its
parade logo contest
bearing this years
theme, Honor, free-
dom, family. Details
are available on the
committees website, sc-
smpp.com. The entry
deadline is Friday, Nov.
22.
in the American Lung
Associations Firefighter
Challenge - Fight for Air
Climb.
Walleman, Sebastian
and Haarala climbed
more than 1,000 steps,
carrying nearly 70
pounds of gear, at
Detroits Renaissance
Center to raise more
than $300 for the
Ame r i c an Lung
Association.
The club is honored
to recognize each of you
for going above and be-
yond your role as a fire-
fighter to help those in
need, DePape said.
St. Clair Shores Fire
Ch i e f Ge o r g e
Morehouse said he is
grateful for the event
and the effort made to
recognize members of
his department.
A lot of these guys
that are here today were
at the Gilberts fire this
morning, Morehouse
said referring to the
early morning blaze at
the popular local eatery.
It goes to show you
how much they appreci-
ate this. Theyre tired
and fatigued but want
to make sure theyre
here for this. Its some-
thing we really appreci-
ate.
Prior to her recent relocation to Salon
Muse in St. Clair Shores, Maria owned and
operated Michael Dennis Salon and Spa for
more than 19 years, and worked at the Bart
Edmond Salon for 15 years. In addition, she
has trained under some of the best stylists
worldwide, attending the Vidal Sassoon
Academy in London.
Marias expertise and dedication to
client satisfaction make Salon
Muse a new destination
for precision hair services,
including mens, womens,
and childrens haircuts, as
well as color, highlights,
lowlights, updos, feathers
and extensions.
Were a family-
oriented salon, and
we specialize in
everything, she said. We have it all.
At Salon Muse, Maria aims to please
-creating styles that are both fattering and
easy to care for.
I love creating new styles for my clients,
but I make sure that it is something they are
able to manage everyday, she explained.
Maria is also committed to maintaining the
health of her clients hair.
I have sometimes refused to (process)
a clients hair, she said. I have a degree in
Tricoanalysis (the study of the strand of hair)
and I can tell if your hair can be colored or
permed safely.
Salon Muse is also using the new Kenra
Smooth system, which is one of the best anti-
frizz smoothing systems around.
Working alongside Maria are professional
stylists Amy, Cynthia, Suzana, and Tayre. Te
entire talented team is devoted to providing
their clients with all of
their hair care needs and
more. Additional services
at the salon include waxing,
pedicures, manicures,
acrylics shellac and
facials. Salon Muse
is located at 25408
Harper, just north of
10 mile in St. Clair
Shores. Te salon is
open Monday - Saturday
including evening hours.
Salon Muse will adjust
hours for clients
convenience. Te
salon is closed on
Sunday. To make an
appointment, call
(586) 443-4440.
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BREAKFAST
Continued from page 1A
Derek Haarala, Dan
Sebastian and Adam
Wallemen, above, are
honored by Optimist
Club President Debbie
DePape. Chief George
Morehouse, at right, em-
braces retired SCSFD
member Walter
Jenuwine.
C o u n c i l w o m a n
Candice Rusie pointed
out CDI enforces the
citys sign ordinance any-
way and requested the
verbiage in the ordinance
be changed affirming
non-profit organizations
are not charged a fee for
temporary signs advertis-
ing their events.
Councilman John
Caron tweaked it more,
suggesting adding non-
and not for profit organi-
zations to the exemption
list.
Councilman Tony Tiseo
expressed concern about
CDI handling requests
as quickly and efficient-
ly as City Clerk Mary
Kotowski.
Ludos said the city gets
between 20 and 30 re-
quests annually and was
confident CDI could han-
dle that very small num-
ber.
And besides, more
work has been added to
Kotowskis department
over the years, he said.
Its the same process,
different desk, he said.
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Rehabilitating foreclosed properties purchased by the city isnt sup-
posed to be a money-making venture its a way to improve neigh-
borhoods and keep slum lords at bay, city officials say.
In 2012, the city purchased 14 houses through the Macomb County
tax foreclosure program and demolished four.
Work is finally complete at 21601 Bayside purchased for $19,980
and currently listed for $149,900. The $80,000 rehab budget includes
a new kitchen, HVAC system, roof, electrical rewiring and complete
renovation of the kitchen and main floor bathroom.
A $152,000 offer for the house, appraised for $128,000, was accept-
ed by city council Monday. The offer, submitted by a current St. Clair
Shores resident, is contingent on the sale of his current house which
is expected to close Nov. 20. Three offers were submitted.
A new garage was added to the 54-by-201 lot along with a new
driveway and patio slab. Other upgrades include refinished hard-
wood floors, basement repairs and corrections to the handiwork
done by the previous owner.
Councilman Chris Vitale, who sits on the mayor-appointed sub-
committee to oversee rehab projects along with Councilman Tony
Tiseo, City Manager Phil Ludos and Community Development and
Inspection Director Chris Rayes, opened up the house to the St. Clair
Shores Connection to view the results.
I would buy this house, Vitale said, proudly standing on the new
front porch.
Neighbor Dan Bigelow is just as pleased.
Its come from tear it down to what it is today, the four-year resi-
dent said, adding he had been inside the house prior to the city pur-
chasing it.
Of neighborhood inconvenience during construction, Bigelow said
he cant complain in the least.
He was contemplating attending an open house scheduled last
Sunday to take a look inside.
Vitale said an open house is now a requirement for all city-owned
properties undergoing rehabilitation.
Next on the docket is a house on Deizel just about ready for the
market. For photos and story, stay tuned to the St. Clair Shores
Connection.
By Debra Pascoe
Editor
The house, top left,
halfway through ren-
ovation.
The house, top right,
after exterior up-
dates and landscap-
ing.
A garage and drive-
way leading to it,
above, was added to
make the property
consistent with the
neighborhood.
The hallway, above
left, in its original
state.
The hardwoood
floors throughout the
house, at left, were
refurbished and dry-
wall repaired or re-
placed.
The bedrooms, far
left, were spruced up
and windows re-
placed throughout.
Bottom left: A view
of the living room
and front entryway
featuring a round
window to brighten
the space.
The kitchen, below,
was ripped to the
studs and a wall con-
necting it to the fami-
ly room was re-
moved, creating a
more open concept.
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Students from Lake
Shore High School joined
exchange students from
China and Germany for
the districts fourth annu-
al International Summit
at t he Tayl or
International School.
The event brought to-
gether students for a day
of learning, conversation
and fun, Assistant
Superintendent Donald
Kling said.
Its really a way for
these students to get to-
gether and talk, he said.
Talk about the differenc-
es in cultures and the
similarities.
A question-and-answer
session, along with other
organized activities,
helped encourage dia-
logue, while tours of the
dormitory and lunch fea-
turing dishes from all
three countries were also
part of the days activi-
ties.
This is something that
the students really enjoy,
Kling said. They have so
many differences cultur-
ally, sure, but ultimately
theyre still kids. Theres
a lot of common ground
there and that comes out
quickly. Before too long
theyre having these
great conversations with
one another and really
having a good time.
In years past, the sum-
mit concluded after just
a half day, but this years
event stretched nearly
the entire school day.
Its something the stu-
dents wanted to hap-
pen, Kling said. We got
their feedback from last
year and that was one
thing that we heard a lot,
that it didnt last long
enough. So, this year we
extended the time to just
about an entire school
day.
Like last year, this
years summit brought
together students from
the districts three cul-
tures Germany, China
and the United States.
Kling says the district is
currently working on
adding Spain to the ros-
ter of exchange students
coming to Lake Shore,
and in the near future
they may also be part of
the International Summit
event.
By John McTaggart
Staff Writer
Summit students take a tour of the dormitory at the Taylor International School.
Teens interested in tak-
ing up to 20 trips to the
slopes this season can join
the St. Clair Shores Ski
and Snow Boarding Club.
The club, open to all stu-
dents in grades six-12,
heads to Mt. Holly every
Friday, weather and condi-
tions permitting, at 4 p.m.
and returns at midnight.
Membership includes
transportation on a charter
bus, which leaves St. Clair
Shores Civic Arena, the
first ski or snow board les-
son, supervision and other
perks for $180 a season,
according to longtime
chaperone Mike Fremont.
The club averages 10
trips per season and offers
discounted lift tickets and
rental equipment.
Fremont said several
amenities set this club
apart from the typical
school club. First, he said,
schools typically offer four
to five trips and return by
10 p.m. The St. Clair
Shores club takes up to 20
trips and doesnt leave the
slopes until 11 p.m.
Its nice when the other
school clubs leave. Weve
got the hill to ourselves,
Fremont said.
Another bonus is the
charter buses have a rest-
room facility and some
have DVD players, allow-
ing club members to watch
a movie during the esti-
mated one-hour ride.
Parents also get a re-
duced rate if they tag along
in their own vehicles,
Fremont said.
Those that already know
how to ski are required to
demonstrate their skills to
Mt. Holly personnel and
are told which hills they
can use.
We dont do any of the
teaching, Fremont said,
adding the club is open to
beginners and experi-
enced skiers and snow
boarders.
The first trip can be as
early as the second Friday
in December.
If theres snow and
Mount Hollys open, were
going, Fremont said.
Another advantage to
the club is theres no mini-
mum participation re-
quired. The bus is paid for
and goes regardless of the
number of people that sign
up for a particular trip.
Fremont also suggests
club memberships be giv-
en for holiday gifts.
It can be a tough sell to
the parents that havent
skied, but those that have
they see its a good deal,
he said.
Were trying to get
them out for exercise other
than just exercising their
thumbs, he quipped.
Being a member of the
club is also a right of pas-
sage for teens, he said.
We dont hear from
them unless someone gets
in trouble, he said. They
are pretty much on their
own, but they must stay
within the facility.
Members are allowed to
pack a lunch or snacks,
but cannot eat on the bus.
For those that prefer to
purchase food or drinks,
Fremont said there are
plenty of opportunities at
Mount Holly. A meal, he
said, can be purchased for
about $10.
If the club gets enough
participants, Fremont
would like to hold a ski
swap among members
who can either sell or do-
nate their used outgrown
equipment. He also said
Mount Holly holds its own,
typically in November.
For more information
about the club, call Gary
Sopfe, ski club coordina-
tor, at (586) 445-5350.
By Debra Pascoe
Editor
The newest eatery in
town, Buffalo Wild Wings,
on Harper just north of 9
Mile opened its doors last
Saturday to a packed
house.
Before the official open-
ing to the public, however,
the popular bar and grill
played host to charity fun-
draisers for Lake Shores
Quarterback Club last
Thursday, and South Lake
Athletics the following
evening.
According to Buffalo
Wild Wings General
Manager Matt Wagner the
fundraisers are a win-win
for the restaurant and the
community.
Its a night for us to
give something back to
the community and to
those people who have
helped us out to this
point, Wagner said.
Last Thursday night
benefited the Lake Shore
Quarterback Club, a non-
profit organization aimed
at helping improve safety
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By John McTaggart
Staff Writer
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Te departure of warm weather
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Tey can be red or brownish in
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Keratosis pilaris is caused by
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Cody, dressed as sweet corn, poses for the
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Dozens of pooches, most dressed up for the holiday,
including Louie, gathered for the party.
Howl-o-Ween Party costume contest contestants line up.
Mickey came to the Howl-o-Ween
Party at Maloof-Statler Dog Park last
Sunday dressed as a referee.
Dusty was one of dozens of dogs enjoying the Howl-o-
Ween Party at the dog park.
Phones swiped
Police are looking for
the person or persons re-
sponsible for throwing a
cinder block through the
glass front door of the
T-Mobile store on 9 Mile
and stealing 3 iPhones
Saturday, Oct. 20, at about
4:10 a.m.
Upon investigating the
burglary, police found
shattered glass both in-
side and outside the door.
Once inside, muddy foot-
prints were spotted near
the Apple iPhone display
case, the arm that holds
the phones was broken
and the phones missing.
A chunk of cinder
block, of which police
suspect was used to break
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of the display case.
The store manager was
contacted and she noted
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was missing other than
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Surveillance cameras
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copies of which are being
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Nature calls
A 29-year-old Roseville
woman imprisoned at the
St. Clair Shores Police
Department made a run
for it after completing a
visit to the restroom.
The woman, held on a
warrant from 40th
District Court on a third
degree home invasion
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personal needs and broke
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The woman headed
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arms underneath her to
avoid being handcuffed.
One officer hit her in
the back of her arm with
a closed fist once or
twice and the woman re-
lented. She was hand-
cuffed and returned to
her cell.
Tire thieves
A 23- year- ol d
Southfield man was
pushed out of the get-
away car after he and
three other black males
attempted to steal the
tires off a Cadillac CTS in
the Don Gooley lot on 9
Mile.
A security guard con-
tacted police a 8:13 p.m.
Saturday Oct. 20, report-
ing four men were at-
tempting to steal the
tires. The men, wearing
ski masks and gloves,
tried to escape under a
chain link fence later dis-
covered to have been de-
tached from a post, al-
lowing the suspects to ex-
it to a silver Chrysler mini
van.
As the vehicle headed
northbound through the
parking lot, the
Southfield man was
ejected from the mini
van, which continued
west on Nine Mile.
The Southfield man
ran across 9 Mile toward
the Bow Wow Dog
Resort. An officer giving
chase on foot found a
black ski mask in the
Dumpster behind the
business.
Shortly thereafter, an
employee at the Mobil gas
station at the corner of 9
Mile and I-94 called police
to report a man meeting
the suspects description
and sweating profusely,
saying he was jacked,
asking for directions to
Detroit.
The man was later
found and arrested while
walking along the I-94
shoulder near Shady
Lane.
Officers on the scene at
the car dealership found
lug nuts and cement
blocks on which the vehi-
cle was raised. A car jack
was also found.
A surveillance tape of
the dealership is being
handed over to police.
Police are seeking in-
formation on the three
other suspects.
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FEATURES
5-7B CLASSIFIEDS
SECTION B ST. CLAIR SHORES CONNECTION THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24, 2013
1B
Bill Oliver of Atlanta
would like help with an
identification issue.
He and his family, de-
scendents of former
Grosse Pointer Felicitas
Voss, have 70 fading pho-
tos of nameless faces, ex-
cept for Voss.
I have a photograph al-
bum with photos from
about 1910 taken probably
at the Academy of the
Sacred Heart, which in-
clude my mother, Felicitas
Voss, and many of her
friends, his e-mail began.
Moms best friend was
Gertrude Healy, daughter
of D.J. Healy of the DJ
Healy Shops, and she
must be in one of those
photos. She comes up in
the social register when
Googled. Would love to
find out which one she is.
The album was discov-
ered in the spring by
Olivers oldest sister,
Evelyn. The photos, now a
faded sepia, were glued in
place and taken between
1900 and 1910, he said.
They (the photos) were
fascinating. Although
mom could be recognized
in many, to find out who
else was in them and when
and where they were tak-
en, required lifting them
carefully from the pages
with the hope that some
clues could be found on
the back." Although none
were found, it could be
seen that of the 70, 26 cen-
tered around his mother
and her friends.
Voss is not alone in seek-
ing information. For years,
families have taken photos
and dropped them into
boxes, secured some in al-
bums and others were
framed sans dates, names
and places.
The photos fade and
those who have informa-
tion about the photos for-
get or die.
To preserve those mem-
ories for another genera-
tion, Grosse Pointe pho-
tographer John A. Martin
provides advice. He said
when cataloguing photos,
never write on the back or
on the CD or DVD con-
taining photos. The ink
can break down, leak onto
the photo and or fade.
Using an indelible pen on
a CD can destroy the data,
Martin said. Also, dont
use a sticky note because
the glue can destroy the in-
formation either on a pho-
to or CD. Instead, he ad-
vised, write on the CDs
case and store the infor-
mation a second time on a
hard drive.
For photos, the best
thing to do is write the
name on a paper with a
pen. Frame the photo with
the paper behind it, he
said.
Martin went on to say,
people should emulate an
archivist and think about
where pictures are stored.
All boxed photographs
should be stored in a dark,
cool and dry place.
If its real humid and
photos are stacked up, the
humidity will affect the
emulsion and will destroy
the photos, he said.
Rather than storing pho-
tos in the attic, place them
in a room with a tempera-
ture of 65 to 70 degrees
By Ann Foughty
Special Writer
Former Grosse
Pointe resident
Bill Oliver
needs help
identifying
people in pho-
tos that include
his mother,
Felicitas Voss.
The photos are
from about
1910, he said,
and probably
taken at the
Academy of the
Sacred Heart.
At top, Voss is
on the lower
left.
These are
women, at left,
who attended
high school in
1909 at the
Academy of
the Sacred
Heart, Grosse
Pointe on
Lakeshore.
See PHOTOS, page 2B
with 50 percent humidity.
Martin urges using a de-
humidifier for preserva-
tion purposes.
There are things a pro-
fessional is able to do to re-
store the not-too-faded im-
ages, but, once the photos
images have faded beyond
recognition, there is no
way to bring them back,
he said.
The photographic pro-
cess, from the camera to
paper, has improved tre-
mendously since the late
18th century when pho-
tography began, though
the general principle re-
mains the same, he contin-
ued. Treating the photos,
whether on paper or digi-
tal, should be done with
thought.
Keeping photos out of
direct sunlight and using
high quality glass in front
of framed photos is a way
to preserve memories.
Protecting it does cost
more with the UV protec-
tion built in (the glass), he
said.
The best way to pre-
serve images is to create a
CD, store it on a hard drive
and have a backup, just as
a precaution because, he
said, everything has the
potential to loose data.
So it is with Oliver. He
has the images but little
written data for his mother
who was born in 1891 in
Cincinnati. In 1905, her fa-
ther moved the family to
Detroit to build a small
factory and 20 houses for
his employees in Delray at
the intersection of Voss
Street and West Jefferson.
Growing up, the Vosss
playmates were the Stroh
and Ford children.
To contact Oliver, call
(404) 784-3431.
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football players at Lake
Shore.
Im having a great
time, said Lake Shore
Quarterback Club sup-
porter Dan Gleason. Im
getting a great meal, hav-
ing a great time and its for
a great cause. Whats not
to like about that?
The $20 donation in-
cluded tickets to the event
for a pair of patrons, an ap-
petizer and an entree.
The event is a two-fold
success for Buffalo Wild
Wings, Wagner said.
It not only lets us help
out, he said. It also is a
dress rehearsal for us and
the staff. We get to go
through the whole night
and see what happens,
work out the kinks before
we officially open the
doors.
L a k e S h o r e
Quarterback Club
President Craig Manning
said about $2,500 was
raised for the organization
as a result of the event.
South Lake Athletics
raised in excess of
$2,500.
Lakeview Public
Schools officials said they
contacted the eatery about
a similar event but got no
response from Buffalo
Wild Wings.
BWW
Continued from page 1B
Michael Holowchak, Alec Maluchnik, Brent Johnston and Grant Khalil, all mem-
bers of the Lake Shore football team, pose in front of the Shorains mural at Buffalo
Wild Wings.
Cultural Committee
seeks artist
The St. Clair Shores Cultural Committee is seeking artists for its annual
Holiday Art Mart. The committee is searching for artists in a variety of me-
diums including oils, watercolors, photography and pottery among other
artistic mediums. The event is juried and runs on weekends from Saturday,
Nov. 30 through Sunday, Dec. 22. Artists must reside in St. Clair Shores or
be members of the St. Clair Shores Palette Club to participate. For more in-
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801 COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS
WAREHOUSE near
Grosse Pointe, 2000
sq. ft. retail store
converted to private
storage facility very
cl ose t o Gr osse
Poi nt e, s ecur e,
open floor plan, car
wash bay with wa-
ter/ drai n. Store
anything, up to 9
cars, boats, motor-
cycles, dry goods,
newl y renovated,
forced air heat, city
water internal drain,
heavy duty rear gar-
age door with re-
mote, cross streets,
East Warren & East
Outerdrive. Near Al-
ger Theater. Owner
moving out of state,
fast sale $15,000.
Cal l for address/
phot os/ det ai l s.
Greg (313)414-3540
099
BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES
3 Bay, Self Serve
Car Wash. Rated #1
i n area! I ncl udes
three apartments
and 32' x 48' pole
barn. $169,800. Call
L i z Gr o o s b e c k
( 989) 553-4660. J.
McLeod Realty, Inc.
SAWMI LLS f r om
only $4,897! Make
& Save MONEY with
your own bandmill.
Cut lumber any di-
mension. In stock
ready to ship. FREE
I nf o/ DVD: www.
NorwoodSawmills.c
om (800)578-1363
Ext.300N
100 ANNOUNCEMENTS
ADOPT: Looking to
adopt another little
miracle, giving our
daughter a sibling/
best f r i end and
completing our fam-
ily. Contact Robin
a n d N e i l :
www.rnladopt.info
(866)303-0688
L OVI NG Coupl e
Wish to adopt new-
born baby. Open
a d o p t i o n . Wi l l
pr ovi de secur e,
warm, caring and
happy home. Ex-
penses paid. Con-
tact James & Lori
( 8 5 5 ) 9 6 - ADOP T
www.95adopt.com
100 ANNOUNCEMENTS
MEDI CAL OFFI CE
TRAINEES NEEDED!
Train to become a
Medical Office As-
sistant! NO EXPERI-
ENCE NEEDED! On-
line training at SC
gets you job ready!
Hi gh School Di p-
loma/ GED & PC/ In-
t er net needed!
( 877) 253- 6495
121 GENERAL SERVICES
CRAI GSLI ST. com
specialist. Will post
your ad and pi c-
tures to help sell
your goods. Best
pri ce here.
(313)247-9362
124 BEAUTY SERVICES
H A I R S t y l i s t s ,
singles or duo, full
or part time for well
established and in-
timate salon. Exper-
i enced preferred.
The Worx Hai r &
Nails, Grosse Pointe
Woods. Great op-
portunity!
(313)640-0182
200
HELP WANTED
GENERAL
C E N T R A L A N D
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
E X P E R I E N C E D
Preschool Teacher
needed at ar ea
preschool. Full and
part- time available.
Call Jan at
(313)673-1171
RUN THE MID-WEST
to West Coast. Late
model equipment,
schedul ed home
t i me, excel l ent
miles, competitive
pay. Call Chuck or
Tim (800)645-3748
200
HELP WANTED
GENERAL
GordoN TRUCK-
ING CDL-A Drivers
Needed! A better
carri er. A better
car eer . Up t o
$5, 000 si gn- 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
L ANDS C AP E R S /
gardeners wanted.
Good pay, work and
attitude.
(313)377-1467
NEED CLASS A CDL
TRAINING? Start a
career in trucking
t o d a y ! S w i f t
Academi es of f er
P T D I c e r t i f i e d
courses and offer
Be s t - I n - Cl a s s
t r a i n i n g . N e w
Academy Cl asses
weekly, no money
down or cr edi t
check. Cer t i f i ed
Mentors ready and
a v a i l a bl e , pa i d
(while training with
Mentor). Regional
and dedicated op-
portuni ti es, great
career path. Excel-
lent benefit pack-
age. (520)314-9143
200
HELP WANTED
GENERAL
NEW Pay Package
Tractor Owner Op-
erators. $1,500 Sign
-On Bonus, Tupelo,
MS to Detroit, MI.
Re i mbur s e me nt
tools, scales $2,500
-3,000 miles/ week
(888)888-7996
OWNER OPERATORS
Be out up to 14
days and enj oy
guaranteed home
time! Weekly settle-
ment s . We pay
loaded or unloaded.
100% f uel s ur -
charge to dri ver.
Class-A CDL & 1 yr
driving experience
required. Greatwide
of f er s di s count
pl ans f or maj or
medi cal & more.
Fleet Owners Wel-
come. Operate un-
der your own au-
t hor i t y or our s!
(866)331-9701. Ask
for Matt. DriveFor-
Greatwide.com
PARTI-time Valet At-
tendant. Must be 21
years of age with
cl ean dri vi ng re-
cord. Cal l
(586)242-6505 after
5pm.
SALON Melange hir-
i ng r ecept i oni st
with customer ser-
vice experience Sat-
urday's 8am- 3pm.
(586)772-4111
201
HELP WANTED
BABYSITTER
NANNY needed
starti ng i n earl y
No v e mb e r . 4 0
hours/ week for 4
year old, and school
aged children. Must
have own transport-
ation and know the
P o i n t e s . N o n -
smoker. Must be
energetic, patient
a n d r e l i a b l e .
( 3 1 3 ) 6 2 3 - 5 6 0 9
202
HELP WANTED
CLERICAL / OFFICE
BOOKKEEPER/ Busi-
ness Manager. Part
t i me f or s ma l l
Grosse Pointe of-
fice. Need minim-
um 5 years experi-
ence, MUST be mo-
tivated self starter.
Accounts/Payable,
General Accounting,
Bank Reconciliation,
Payr ol l . Excel &
Peacht ree prof i -
cient a must. Flex-
ible days and hours-
approximately 10-
15 hours per week.
Emai l resume to
beth@surtseyinc.co
m
203
HELP WANTED
DENTAL / MEDICAL
LOCAL Home Care
Agency looking for
a LPN. Minimum 2
years experi ence
for Part/ Full time
employment.
(313)881-3390
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, life- time re-
newals, complete
trai ni ng. Heal th/
Dental I nsurance,
Li f e Li cense r e-
q u i r e d . C a l l
( 8 8 8 ) 7 1 3 - 6 0 2 0
209
HELP WANTED
PROFESSIONAL
ADMI NI STRATI VE/
Executive Assist-
ant full time for es-
tablished property
management com-
pany. Candidate will
work directly with
one of the com-
munity managers in
a fast paced work
environment. Mi-
crosoft Word/ Excel
e x pe r i e nc e r e -
quired. Multi- task-
ing a must. Send re-
sume wi th sal ary
requi rements to:
Hi r i ng Manager ,
22725 Greater Mack
Avenue, A 100, St.
Cl ai r Shor es MI
48080. Or fax to
( 586) 775-6511
300
SITUATIONS WANTED
BABYSITTERS
302 CONVALESCENT CARE
E X P E R I E N C E D
Grosse Pointe care-
giver, specializing in
Al zhei mer' s/ de-
mentia. Seeking cli-
ents in the Grosse
Pointe area. Caring
individual with love
and respect for the
e l de r l y . L i g ht
hous ewor k and
food prep, refer-
ences. Call Regina
( 313) 953-5472 or
( 313) 885-9052
PEACEFUL country
assisted living, large
5 bedroom home.
Handi cap access-
ible, easy access.
Carol,
(586)784-0171
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Antique Grandfather Clock 19th Century Prints
Antique Museum Quality Oil Paintings Persian Rugs
Tools Wood & Shop Supplies Power Tools
Home For Sale- Only
$
385,000
Thursday-Sunday 9-5:00PM
October 24, 25, 26, 27, 2013
1116 IROQUOIS, DET. 48214
(REAR CARRIAGE HOUSE) 1 block off Jefferson Ave.
HISTORIC INDIAN VILLAGE
ESTATE SALE
RARE MUSEUM COLLECTIONS,
ANTIQUES & INTERNATIONAL FINE ARTS
HISTORIC WATERFRONT INDIAN
VILLAGE MANSION - MANY
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Antique Grandfather Clock 19th Century Prints
Antique Museum Quality Oil Paintings Persian Rugs
Tools Wood & Shop Supplies Power Tools
Home For Sale- Only
$
385,000
Collections, museum contents, furniture, African
fgure carvings, Chinese and Japanese items,
German Military Swords, oil paintings, prints,
sterling, Wedgwood, Waterford, Webb, Limoge,
Lenox, Persian rugs, Sony fat screen, clocks.
(313)882-6900 ext. 1
302 CONVALESCENT CARE
304 GENERAL
DO you need cook,
light house keeper,
driver, medical ad-
vocate at Doctors
a p p o i n t me n t s ?
L e a n o n me .
(313)881-3934
IN Home Caregiver
available. Immedi-
ate openings. Refer-
ences, transporta-
tion. (586)506-6195
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
GETTING your house
cl eaned i s easi er
than ever. If needed
I bring my cleaning
suppl i es. Honest,
caring, affordable
wi th great refer-
ences. Call Kathy
(586)360-7481
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
UKRAINIAN lady, 13
years experience.
Wi l l cl ean your
house, do laundry,
etc. Great refer-
ences avai l abl e.
( 586) 930- 2398
307 NURSES AIDES
HACKETT & FABRY
HOMECARE- Let us
help you care for
your loved one. Li-
censed, bonded and
i nsured. Owner,
John Hackett, is a
l i f el ong Gr os s e
Poi nt e r esi dent .
( 586) 285- 5053
LIVE-In Care Givers
Daily Rates/Hourly
Care/ Cook/ Clean
Licensed-Bonded
Care at Home
Est.1984
586-772-0035
310 ASSISTED LIVING
Im an experienced
care giver for the
el der l y; seeki ng
work. References.
(586)222-6072
PROVI DI NG a s -
sisted care for seni-
ors in their homes.
Great references,
af f ordabl e rates.
Call (586)668-0368
400
ANTIQUES /
COLLECTIBLES
MANGLE, I ronri te
Automati c I roner.
1951 vintage, good
condition, original
chair and manual.
$500 or best offer.
(313)884-9453
401 APPLIANCES
DURACRAFT dehu-
midifier including fil-
ters. Good condi-
t i o n . $ 3 0 Ca l l
R i c h a r d
(586)873-4241
406 ESTATE SALES
1449 Nottingham in
the Park. Fri day,
S a t u r d a y a n d
Sunday. 9am- 4pm.
Everythi ng goes!
Furniture, antiques,
tools, clothing, re-
cords, housewares.
No street numbers.
No early birds!
GROSSE Poi nt e
Farms, 452 Calvin,
(South of Kerby/ E.
of Mack) . Fri day,
9am- 5pm, Sat -
urday, 9am- 4pm.
Appl i ances, f ur -
ni ture, anti ques,
glassware, lots of
jewelry! Conducted
by: Al l Ti mel ess
Treasures & More.
(586)306-6818
MACOMB. 47747
M e a d o w b r o o k
D r i v e , F r i d a y -
Sunday, 9am- 5pm.
(North off 21 Mile
Ro a d , We s t o f
Romeo Plank Road).
Col l ecti bl es, f ur-
ni ture and more!
photos at action-
e s t a t e . c o m .
( 5 8 6 ) 2 2 8 - 9 0 9 0
406 ESTATE SALES
MOVING SALE! Sat-
urday, October 26,
9am- 3pm. Framed
Egyptian Papyrus,
tools, housewares,
decor and more.
23323 Cl ai rwood,
St. Cl ai r Shores.
408 FURNITURE
TWO blue fabric oc-
casional chairs. Two
mar bl e cockt ai l
tabl es. Excel l ent!
$30 each.
(313)884-2147
409
GARAGE / YARD /
RUMMAGE SALE
19991 West Clair-
view Court, Grosse
Pointe Woods. Sat-
urday, 9am- 4pm.
Tools, household.
255 Ri dgemont ,
G r o s s e P o i n t e
Far ms. Sat ur day
onl y. 9am- 1pm.
33 Briarwood Place,
Farms. Saturday,
October 26, 9am-
3pm. Bedroom fur-
niture, dining/ kit-
chen t abl e and
chairs, matching is-
land stools, desk,
f r amed ar t wor k,
easy chai r . Pr e-
sal es cal l
(313)882-8489
8 1 9 L o c h mo o r
Boul evard. Mul ti -
family sale! Friday &
Saturday, October
25 & 26, 9am- 3pm.
Children's clothes
birth- 8 year, toys,
nursery items, fur-
niture, televisions,
computers, stereo
equipment and oth-
e r h o u s e h o l d
g o o d s .
409
GARAGE / YARD /
RUMMAGE SALE
95 Sout h Edge-
wood, north of Ver-
nier, off Lakeshore.
Friday 9am- 3pm,
Sat ur day , 9am-
1pm. Metal garden
ar c hes , gar den
i tems/ tool s, fur-
niture, household,
tableware, Disney,
Frontgate holiday,
C a t e r i n g / p a r t y
goods, sports gear,
upr i ght f r eezer ,
books, CD's, tapes,
Sol ofl ex, j ewel ry/
new jewelry arm-
oi r e, and much
mor e! Cash.
FARMS, 41 Hendrie
Lane. Friday Only,
9am- 1pm. Many
chi l dren' s i tems,
c r i b , s t r o l l e r s ,
cl othes. No earl y
bi rds.
GOODI ES. Lots of
home articles. Mov-
ing sale. Saturday,
October 26, 9am-
2pm. 20075 Mar-
ford Court, Grosse
Pointe Woods.
MULTI- family yard
sale to benefit Col-
orado flood victims.
Furni ture, books,
bikes, skates, wo-
m e n ' s a n d
children's clothing.
913 Bedford, Grosse
Poi nte Park. Sat-
urday 9am- 3pm.
409
GARAGE / YARD /
RUMMAGE SALE
OCTOBER 26 and
October 27, 9am-
5pm. Your in luck if
you wear a large or
extra large. Huge
garage sale of wo-
men's clothing. St.
John's knits, even-
ing gowns, casual
clothes, coats, de-
si gner sui ts and
more. Most clothes
are gently worn or
even new. Design-
er handbags and
shoes, f urni ture.
214 Lothrop Road.
B I G
RUMMAGE
SALE!
G.P.
CONGREGATIONAL
CHURCH
240 CHALFONTE
AT LOTHROP
FRI., OCT. 25, 9-4
SAT., OCT. 26, 9-1
TREASURES
GALORE!
412
MISCELLANEOUS
ARTICLES
BEANI E Babi es ,
l ar ge col l ect i on,
mint condition, $5
each including the
bears. Cash onl y.
Sat urday, 10am-
3 p m , 1 7 2 2
B o u r n e mo u t h .
413 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
STEI NWAY Pi ano,
1938, model S.
Good condi t i on,
aski ng $20, 000.
( 512) 659- 0474
500 ANIMALS ADOPT A PET
GROSSE Pointe An-
imal Adoption Soci-
ety, Pet Adoption.
Saturday, October
26, 12- 3pm, Camp-
BowWow Training
Center, next to Pet
Supplies Plus at 9
Mile and Mack, St.
C l a i r S h o r e s ,
( 313) 884-1551 or
www. GPAAS. org
GROSSE Pointe An-
imal Clinic has fe-
mal e Pi tbi l l mi x,
Boxer mix, and Bor-
der Collie mix and a
male Maltese mix.
(313)822-5707
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
EXCELLENT Condi-
tion 2002 Ford Fo-
cus SE. 4 door auto-
matic, Power win-
dows, locks, brakes,
am/ fm/ cd; cloth
seat s l i ke new;
Mi l eage 59, 000;
must sel l ; wel l -
taken care of by
senior citizen own-
er. Great fi rst or
second car. $4,500
o r b e s t o f f e r .
(248)867-3417 after
6PM
600 CARS
2002 Toyota Camry
XLE Sedan, 74,000
miles. EXCELLENT
condi t i on! MUST
SEE! Enjoy both lux-
ury and economy
with no sacrifices.
Smooth 2.4 liter, 4-
cyl i nder, 4- door
sedan, automati c
transmission. Silver
exterior with grey
l eat her i nt er i or .
Front wheel drive,
heated front seats,
auto climate con-
trol, power moon
roof, in- dash CD,
JBL sound system,
remote start, new
tires, alloy wheels,
l eat her wrapped
steering wheel with
c r ui s e c ont r ol ,
power seats, power
windows, locks and
mirrors. Safety is
covered with ABS
brakes, front and
si de ai rbags. 23
MPG/ city, 32 MPG/
highway, estimate
max distance per
tank of gas: 592
miles. This car has
been in our family
since new. Excel-
l entl y mai ntai ned
i nsi de and out .
Move f ast , t hi s
beauti ful car wi l l
not last at $5,900.
Call or text (248)996
-7883
602 FORD
2009 Ford Focus
SE. 4 door, 4 cylin-
der , aut omat i c,
l oaded, hi ghway
miles. One owner,
$7500.
(586)741-8859
603 GENERAL MOTORS
1992 Cadillac DeV-
ille- good condition.
100,000 miles plus.
$600.
(313)215-1042
1999 Pontiac Grand
Am SE. V6, auto-
matic, loaded, no
rust! 130,000 miles,
$2800.
(586)222-3011
2002 Grand Am GT.
Excellent condition,
l oaded, red wi th
gray interior, moon-
r oof , new t i r es,
1 5 2 , 0 0 0 mi l e s .
$3, 200. ( 313) 717-
8850
CORVETTE Coupe,
1964, Excellent! 4
speed manual, red,
leather, fuel injec-
t i on, 375 hor se
power, positraction,
knockoff wheel s,
$35, 000.
(313)882-0976
606 SPORT UTILITY
2002 Chevy Track-
er, 4 door, hard top,
4 X 4, nice condi-
tion, runs great, 30
mpg, $2,950.
(810)488-6745
612 VANS
2002 Honda Odys-
sey EX. Seven pas-
senger, nice condi-
tion, highway miles,
25 mpg , $2,250
(810)488-6745
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RENTAL REAL ESTATE
700
APTS/FLATS/DUPLEX
POINTES/HARPER WOODS
ATTRACTIVE 1 bed-
r o o m, G r o s s e
Pointe. Appliances,
$725. Includes heat/
air. (313)683-3617
FARMS- Spacious 3
bedroom, upper.
Hardwood, new kit-
chen/ bath. Grosse
Pointe Schools. Gar-
age, appliances. No
s mok i ng / pe t s .
$ 1 , 2 5 0 .
(313)516-9843
GROSSE Poi nt e
Far ms. 2. 5 bed-
r oom upper f l at
with garage space,
across from Cot-
tage Hospital. Look-
ing for single pro-
f essi onal ( s) , no
smoking, no pets.
Best rent area i n
the Pointes! Call for
super fall special to
12/ 31/ 13. William
(313)682-1970
GROSSE Poi nt e
Park. 2 bedroom
upper, private base-
ment. Includes wa-
ter and appliances,
off street parking.
$625 plus security.
(313)885-6445
700
APTS/FLATS/DUPLEX
LOWER 3 bedroom
on Beaconsfield in
Grosse Pointe Park.
Brand new carpet,
t i l e and ki t chen
fl oor. Appl i ances
and basement stor-
age. Reasonabl y
priced at $750. Con-
tact Jim at
(734)778-1497
PARK- 1 bedroom
upper, large unit,
hardwood floors, off
- street parki ng,
$575/ month, se-
curi ty.
(586)212-1660
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
UNIQUE, large, loft-
l i ke, 1 bedr oom
apar t ment , over
1,000 square feet.
Large kitchen! Cus-
t o m h a r d wo o d
floors, 12 foot ceil-
ings. $550/ month.
Unit could be used
commercially. Bob
(313)331-3394
700
APTS/FLATS/DUPLEX
UPSCALE r ent al .
One house back
from the lake. Wind-
mi l l Poi nte area.
2,500 square feet. 3
bedrooms, 2 fire-
places, large living
room, sun room, 2
master bedrooms,
one on the f i rst
f l o o r , h e a t e d
ceramic and hard-
wood f l oors. Al -
l er gy f r ee. Ver y
u n i q u e h o me !
$2500/ month. Bob
(313)331-3394
701
APTS/FLATS/DUPLEX
DETROIT/WAYNE COUNTY
1 7 7 1 0 Ch e s t e r
Road, Det roi t , 2
bedr oom dupl ex
uni t for rent and
g r e a t l oc a t i on.
C l o s e t o n e w
Ac a d e my Hi g h
School . Near St.
John Hospital. $650/
month- negotiable.
(313)530-8720
22120 Moross, De-
troit, side by side
duplex, 2 bedroom,
1 bath, hardwood
fl oors, newl y re-
modeled, air condi-
t i o n i n g . $ 8 0 0 .
( 3 1 3 ) 3 4 3 - 0 6 2 2
NOTTINGHAM DU-
PLEX- MORANG
AREA, 2 bedroom,
living room, dining
room, garage. $550
per mont h. Cal l
( 248) 588- 7844
701
APTS/FLATS/DUPLEX
DETROIT/WAYNE COUNTY
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
1 bedroom apt. on
Lake St. Clair. Utilit-
ies included $700.
One year l ease.
( 586) 293- 6822
702
APTS/FLATS/DUPLEX
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.
705
HOUSES FOR RENT
$1,150. 2 bedroom,
basement, appl i -
ances, clean, quiet,
double garage, near
schools.
(313)220-5450
1050 Whi tti er, 4
bedroom, 2 baths, 2
half baths, finished
basement , l ar ge
family room, cent-
ral air, approxim-
atel y 2900 sq. ft.
$2850. (313)580-
7188
1440 Lakepoi nte,
Grosse Pointe Park.
3 bedroom, 2 bath-
rooms, bungalow,
f u l l b a s e me n t .
$1,000 per month.
(313)319-5430
705
HOUSES FOR RENT
GROSSE Poi nt e
Woods, 4 bedroom
colonial, 2.5 baths,
2700 square feet.
$2200. (313)886-
0478
WOODS ranch, up-
dated kitchen, all
appl i ances, fresh
decor, immediate
occupancy. $1,300
(313)402-7125
707
HOUSES FOR RENT
ST. Clair Shores, 3
bedroom, attached
2 car garage, all ap-
pliances, no pets.
$1,100.
(586)909-1703
709
TOWNHOUSES /
CONDOS FOR RENT
CONDO, St. Cl ai r
Shor es. $1, 250/
mont h. On gol f
course across from
lake. 2 bedrooms, 2
full baths, laundry
room, attached gar-
age. Private gated
patio. Non-smokers.
I mmedi ate occu-
pancy.
(313)343-0213
711
GARAGES / MINI
STORAGE FOR RENT
GARAGE for rent
$70 per mont h.
( 313) 886- 4574
716
OFFICE / COMMERCIAL
FOR RENT
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
RENT Store in Shop-
ping Center, East 10
Mile Road. 40x150
space.
(586)945-1092
721 VACATION RENTAL-FLA
BOCA Raton Florida,
2 bedroom condo
o n t h e o c e a n ,
$ 1 , 5 0 0 / we e k .
( 3 1 3 ) 3 7 8 - 8 4 8 5
726 WATERFRONT
COZY, very unique,
on water, Klenk Is-
l and, 1 bedroom
boathouse. Option-
al boat well. $575
(313)331-3394
(313)882-6900 ext. 1 (313)882-6900 ext. 1
918 CEMENT WORK 934 FENCES
Tom's Fence Co.
All Types of Fencing & Gates!
Quality Materials
& Workmanship
Serving the Eastside
for Over 35 Years
(586)774-2045
22901 Stadium Dr. SCS
www.tomsfenceco.com
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903 APPLIANCE REPAIRS
MR. FIX-IT APPLI-
ANCE REPAIR. Same
-day service. Refri-
gerators, stoves,
washers and dryers.
Call us
(586)932-7593
907
BASEMENT
WATERPROOFING
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
DELI SI and Sons.
Specializing in base-
ment stress cracks,
tuck pointing, brick
por ch t oppi ngs,
brick walkways and
chimneys.
(586)-772-3223
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
912 BUILDING / REMODELING
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
914 CARPENTRY
CARPENTRY Rough
& Finish Services.
Turn to an experi-
enced woodworker
who delivers qual-
ity work on all jobs.
Mr. Restoration Ser-
vices, Inc. is com-
mitted to customer
satisfaction. We de-
l i v e r a l l y o u r
projects on a tight
timeline so that you
never have to fret
about when a con-
tractor is going to
be done. We con-
d u c t t h o r o u g h
cleanup of all our
work locations be-
cause you should
never see an un-
sightly mess when
were gone. We of-
fer affordable solu-
t i ons t o a wi de
range of woodwork
a n d h a n d y ma n
proj ects. We can
handl e: f r ami ng
windows, roofs, and
walls, wooden rails,
trim and molding.
(586)275-9924
C A R P E N T R Y ,
ceramic tile, dry-
wall, painting. 20
years experience.
Reasonable rates.
Barry,
(586)675-2977
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
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
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
GASKIN Floor Sand-
i ng. Ref i ni shi ng,
95% dust free, Re-
pa i r s , Na t ur a l /
St ai ni ng. Si nc e
1987. Free estim-
ates.
(586)722-3370
943
LANDSCAPERS /
TREE SERVICE/GARDENER
A F F O R D A B L E
Weekly Lawn Ser-
vice. Fall clean ups,
gutter cleaning. Al-
ways in the area,
free quotes. Snow
removal . Varsi t y
Servi ces.
(586)243-3346
ARE you ti red of
companies? Afford-
able next day ser-
vice. Fall clean ups,
c ut per enni al s ,
plant bulbs, trim-
mi ng, weedi ng,
edgi ng, pl anti ng,
gutters, snow re-
moval, more.
(313)377-1467
DERK Brown Lawn
Sprinklers & Light-
ing. Winterization!
Service/ installation.
I nsur ed. Exper i -
enced, 810- 765-
2977
DOMINICs Stump
Gr i ndi ng. Back-
yards no problem.
Stumps onl y. I n-
sured. Since 1972.
(586)445-0225
FALL cl ean- ups,
core aeration, slit-
seeding, power rak-
ing, lawn cutting,
gut t er cl eani ng,
landscape design &
i nstal l ati on, bri ck
pavers, retai ni ng
walls, sod, mulch &
topsoil installation,
shrub trimming, &
garden mai nten-
ance, tree planting,
sprinkler winteriza-
t i on, l andscape
lighting & repairs.
www.lucialandscap-
ing.com
( 3 1 3 ) 8 8 1 - 9 2 4 1 .
FREE ESTI MATES!
FALL Shr ubber y
Trimming and Cut-
Backs.
(313)283-1437
NEW Sod/ Lawn
O v e r - S e e d .
( 3 1 3 ) 2 8 3 - 1 4 3 7
943
LANDSCAPERS /
TREE SERVICE/GARDENER
K&K LAWN &
SHRUB SERVICES.
Complete Outdoor
Maintenance &
Landscaping Ser-
vices. FREE ESTIM-
ATES. Licensed &
Insured.
(313)417-0797
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
WEEKLY Leaf Ser-
vice & Fall Clean-
Up. (313)283-1437
944 GUTTERS / SIDING
GENTILE roofing and
s i di ng. Cus t om
seamless gutters.
Licensed, insured.
(313)884-1602
945 HANDYMAN

A 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.
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
945 HANDYMAN
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.
YORKSHI RE Home
Services. Expert at
repairs! Carpentry,
plumbing, electrical,
r o o f i n g , wo o d
floors, new and re-
f i n i s h i n g , t i l e ,
pl ast er , dr ywal l .
Certificate of occu-
pancy repairs. Life-
long Grosse Pointe
resident. 35 years
experi ence, end-
l ess r ef er ences,
free estimates. Li-
censed and insured.
(313)881-3386
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
(586) 945-2976
A Reliable
Hauling
Yard garage Basement
Appliances Small Demolitions
Senior Discounts FreeEstimates
Call Today for Fall Specials
954 PAINTING / DECORATING
ALL Pointes Paint-
ing, 20 years of re-
ferrals. Don McGlas-
son, Visa/ Master-
card 313-215-5076
954 PAINTING / DECORATING
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
WALLPAPER Re-
moval & Hanging.
Very clean! barry-
b e r n a u . c o m
( 2 4 8 ) 9 2 4 - 8 9 4 4
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
966 SNOW REMOVAL
SNOW removal and
ice melt.
(313)283-1437
970 TV / RADIO / CB RADIO
R E D U C E Y O U R
CABLE BILL! Get an
all Digital Satellite
system installed for
FREE and program-
mi ng starti ng at
$19. 99 a month.
FREE HD/ DVR up-
g r a de f or ne w
c a l l e r s . C A L L
( 8 7 7 ) 3 2 9 - 9 0 3 7
973 TILE WORK
AAA Tile- complete
baths, kitchens,
foyers, shower pan
repair, 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
RICHs windows &
gutter cleaning. 30
years experience,
f r ee es t i mat es ,
( 810) 794- 5014
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