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ws Grosse POinte Farms homeownersmay see their homeowner's Insurancebills actually drop this year Page 3A The Michigan KOI and Pond Clubspresented their annual pond tour InHarper Woods on Saturday, July 12 Abeautiful array of nine ponds wereshowcased Page 9A Teachers Linda Kelly and NatalieParsons along with assistant Lisa Boydare mstructlng a summer school classfor first-graderscalled First ClassRudimentary language and anthmetlcskills are Introduced via fun and creative exercises Page 9A Board of Education members LisaWood Vreede and Joan Richardsontook the oath of office on Monday, July14 The board also elected new officersfor the 2003.04 school year Page 11A University Liggett School kindergarten teacher Lisa Cornell Will studyeducational philosophies regarding gifted children, thanks to a 4,500 grantprOVided by the school Page 11A Katie Pas::;amanl, a senior atGrosse Pomte North High School,attended a leadership conference InWashington, DC, thiS summer Page11A With the discovery of emerald ashborers m Grosse POinte Shores, theInvaSive, tree-killing msect has beenconfirmedthroughoutthe PomtesPage 1B Bob Schappe of Grosse POintePark and hiS son, Scott, Will both sail Intheir 25th Bacardl Bayview MackmacRace thiS weekend, earnmg Old Goat"status Page 1CThursday, July 17The Alma Smith QUintet performs mthiS week's MUSICon the Plaza concert,sponsored In part by the Grosse POinteNews. at the comer of St Clair andKercheval m the Village at 7 p mIn case of Inclement weather, thecnncprt Will be held In the r. ",or",Elementary School gymMonday, July 21The City of Grosse POinte CityCounCil meets at the City'S mUniCipalbUilding at 7 30 P mThe Grosse POinte Woods CityCounCil meets at the Woods' city hall at730pmTuesday, July 22Steve Ollnek of the DetrOit PortAuthonty Will be the featured speaker ofthe Grosse Pomte Senior Men's Clubluncheon at the Grosse Pomte WarMemonal beginning at 11 a mFor more information, call (313) 881-5592 The Lakefront SWimming ASSOCiationChampionship Finals Will be held atNeff Memonal Park m the City ofGrosse Pomte Prellmlnanes Will beginat 9 a m The finals Will be held onWednesday, July 23, at 5 30 P m ThiSyear's meet IS hosted by Grosse POinteShores An armed forces support groupmeets In the Lake Room of GrossePOinte War MemOrial at 7 30 P mAdmiSSion IS free Call (313) 8817511 for more InformationOpinion.ObituariesHarper ied ads,.8A.9A. 11A.12A. 14A7B. 4CL------er;::::r/7' I Tax tribunaljudge. t defi e,I' ' :1'"w lc m, ,! b !,I (I \:::l I' \Ir'".,,,rl'ANSEICR SE,J ompOl.\TESOulr-l!I 3 what IS publIC': !lli2 Decision to determine whether:---1)I-.J POInte parks will continuedto be taxed - and how muchBy Bonnie CapraraStaff WnterBabe Ruth sisters score!1'1" to I" K ,n n HurnAs the 13-year-old Grosse Pointe South Babe Ruth All-Star StateTournament ballplayers whacked their way to a 6-5 victory overL' se Creuse North on Sunday. July 13, at Kerby Field in GrossePOlUteFarms. their little sisters and friends kept score. From left.are Farms residents Gretchen Shirar. sister of first base player P.T.Shirar: their sister, Ingrid Shirar (kneeling); Charlotte Socia. sister of Grosse PointeFarms/City12-year-Id All Starp tcher/catcherWill Socia; and Kelsey Horn, sister ofpItcher/catcher Topher Horn. Inspired by sisterly devotion - andthe flow of free pops from the concession stand - the crew did anupstanding job during all three tournament games, including the6-1 State Championship victory over L'Anse Creuse North onMonday. July 14.The smellof summerRoses,below.attract us visually andwith their fragrance.according to GrossePointe News gardencolumnistKathleenPeabody.The scent of lavender (at the right) andother essential oilsmade from herbs andflowers can be moodaltering.See Peabody's column,"DowntoEarth." about selecting herbs and Bowersfor their fragrance.It's on page 7B.The state taxcommission is taking a "wait andsee" approachwhile awaitingStimpson's decision on the Citycase before taxingresident -onlyparks in othercommunities. Seerelated editorial,Page 6AHow publIc ISpublIc?That defimtlon IS expected to be determIned wlthmthe month by a state tax tnbunal]udgeTaxtnbunalJudgeMIchael StImpson IS conSiderIng whether the POInteparks are publIc In that theyare open to all reSidents of acity or pnvate In the respectthey are not open to all resIdents of the stateIf the parks are IndeedconSidered publIc by thestate, then the Pomtes wIllbe able to offer such amemties as sWimmIng, boatIngand tenms at no or low costto ItS reSIdents If not, thenthe Pomtes wIll have to pay.pOSSIbly more than theyhave In the past, to affordtheIr reSidents such exclusIvltIesFor the past three years, III said, "There are twothe CIty of Grosse Pomte, mam pomts to beconsideredGrossePomteFarms, First, legal restnctlOns onGrosse Pomte Park and the property make It unmarGrosse Pomte Shores have ketable Accordmg to thebeen paYIngstate and coun- CItycharter, It would reqUIrety taxes on their lakefront a vote of the people to sellparksLast year,the the property No one wouldMichIgan Tax CommISSIon vote to sell the parkfiled a complamt agamst the Secondly, a substantIal porCIty. Farms and Park clwm- bon of the park was conIng theIr parks' valuatIOlis veyed to the CIty WIth thestIpulatIOn that It be used abwere too lowSuits were not filed a park"Furthermore.KennedyagamstGrossePOInteShores or Grosse POInte SaId, "The value of the parkWoods Last September. the IS .aIready reflected m theShores settled a suit It filed reSIdentIal assessments ofagamst the tax commiSSIOn our property owners"In Wmter 2003, the CItyIn whIch ItS tax bIll was lowered from 38,000 to paId 29 on state and county 10,000 The Woods pays a taxes on ItS parks. whIch Itfee to St ClaIr Shores. assessed at 444ASSIstantAttorneywhere ItS lakefront park ISGeneral Ro"s Bishop saIdlocatedIn ItS response. the City the tax commISSIOnIStakmgclaImed exemptIOn from a "walt and see" approachthose taxes The tax tn- while awaItmg StImpson'sbunal deCIded to hear the deCISIOnCurrently, the state hasCIty'S case first and holdcomplaIntsagamstthe only leVIed taxes on reSIFarms' Pier Park and the dent-only parks III the City,Park'sPattersonand Farms, Park and ShoresWmdmlll Pomte parks m Bishop saId the tax commisSIOnISawaltmg the deCISIOnabeyanceIf the tnbunal deCIdesthe on the CIty case before taxparks should be taxed, CIty mg reSIdent-only parks IIIattorney Charles Kennedy other commumtIes
.July 17, 2003Grosse Pointe NewsNews2AT50 years ago this weekYOU!The City of Grosse Pointe WoodsIn conjunction withthe Grosse Pointe Public School System,The Grosse Pointe Business andProfessional Association of l\lack Avenue,Lochmoor Club, St. John Health System,Mark "Doc" Andrews, and Pete ThomasThank the following businesses andindividuals for their contributions to the2003 Grosse Pointe Woods FireworksSPONSORSAtlanta Bread Company-Store 142City of Grosse Pointe ParkComericaEdmund t. Ahee Jewelry CompanyFarmer Jack Food EmporiumGMACFinancial ServicesGrosse Pointe Business andProfessional Assoc. of Mack Ave.The Grosse Pointe NewsGrosse Pointe Public School SystemLochmoor Chrysler-Plymouth Jeep, Inc.Lochmoor ClubMr. C's Car WashNational Coney Island, Inc.Pointe Medical Equipment, Inc.Radar IndustriesRobert D. Ihrie & Deborah F. O'BrienAttorneys at LawSine & MonaghanlGMC Real EstateSt. John Hospital & Medical CenterSunrise Assisted Living ofGrosse Pointe WoodsSupreme Heating & Supply Co.University Liggett SchoolCONTRIBUTORSAAA-Grosse Pointe, All Pointes Barber Shop, Ben J.Czerniawski D.D.S., Chaundy InternationalFineArt, Chris C. Panagos DDS, City of Grosse Pointe,City of Harper Woods, Cueter Bros. Service Inc.,DeFour InsuranceAgency Inc., Donald PierceInsurance,Edward Nepi Salon, Fahnestock&Company Inc., Frank Lamia Hair Salon, Jeannie'sBoutique, John R. Cobau, Josef's French PastryShop Co., Joseph A. DiMaggio Jewelers, Joyce'sSalon, Lamia & Lamia, Meaghan's, Moehring-WoodsFlowers, People's State Bank, Pointe FamilyDentistry, Prather & Garwood P.C., String Beads,This "N" That For Pets, Wan Kow Chop Suey, StateFarm Insurance - Mark Wilamowski, Woods FamilyDental.Grosse Pointe WoodsFireworks CommitteeRobert E. Novitke, MayorEric J. Steiner, Mayor Pro-TernVictoria A. Granger, Council MemberTed L. Bidigare, City AdministratorPete Thomas, Former City AdministratorGrosse Pointe Public School System(Chris Fenton)Grosse Pointe Business and Professional Assoc. ofMack Avenue (Toni DiClemente)Lochmoor Club (Curt Bledsoe)St. John Health System (Greg Jakub)Mark "Doc" AndrewsA special "Thank You" to emcee Mike- Slomski.New diving platform proves popularAlthough it was late Monday afternoon when this picture was taken. theStanding Room Only sign was stiU out at the new diving board installedrecently at Grosse Pointe Park's beach. Perfect weather has made lakefrontparks in the Grosse Pointes the chief gathering places for thousands of residents. young and old. (Photo by Santee. From the July 16. 1953 GrossePointe News.)yesterday's headlinespurses and walletsIn a case m the Park, the The commumty's Officeburglar took a ladder from aof CIVIlIan Defense prepares house and used It to clImbto Implement a defense plan mto a second-floor \'oIndc)\\should there be a bombing of another dwellmgattack or major dIsasterAmong other thmgs, theplan would alert medIcal 10 years ago this week HIS name IS Latlssmuspersonnelto help treatwounded, schools to send DorSI and he loves to munchchildren to basement shel- on romame lettuce and bd"km the afternoon suntersLatlssmus IS a 3 1/2-foot The ThIrd AnnualFlshmg Rodeo Will be held emerald green Iguana He'sat Grosse Pomte Farms PIer been mlssmg SInce July 4Park next month, but pre- from a City of Grosse Pomtehvmgmthehmmary competitIOn among famIlyyoungsters m the Park, CIty Lakeland and Umversltyand Farms IS already under area near WaterlooIts owner saId If the IguawayA pre-rodeo contest IS let- na Isn't chngIng to a treetmg boys and gIrls who hmb he's probably feastmgmake good catches from on someone's vegetab1e garJuly 9 through Aug 20 to den. A 40-year-old Grossebecome elzgIble for state andnatlOnal kmg and queen Pomte Woods man IS kIlledby a hIt-and-rundnverawards A Grosse Pomte Park whIle bIcycle rldmg on eastreSIdent has threatened a bound VermelA DetlOlt m,m, 31, 1'- laWSUIt agamstGrosseWIth negligentPomte Park for banDIng chargedhomICIde and leavmg theshmgled roofsMembers of the cIty coun- scene of a personal mJUI),cil recently demed the reSI- aCCidentThe aCCIdent occurreddent pernusSlOn to cap hIShome m the 700 block of shortly before 1 p m TheThree MIle WIth a shmgled man and hiS 14-year-old sonroof, Cltmg the prospect of were rldmg their bIkes alongthe curb of VernIer near thefire hazardLochmoor Country Club andMason Elementary School25 years ago this week Ronald Knelser cIte,; hI" A 71-year-old DetrOltfi,;calexperiencewhenman dIes of multiple InJunesannounCIng hIS candIdacyIn an automobIle crash atfor the Grobse Pomte FarmsMarter and Rosyln roads IIICIty counCIlGrosse Pomte WoodsKnetser, an attorney andPohce report the man andcertIfied pubhc accountanthIS 72-year-old WIfe, a passaid, "I would like to contmsenger, were dnvmg westue the trend of decreasmgbound on Rosyln and faIledthe budget whde e'\pandmgto Yield the flght-of-waythe level of Clt) .,enlces 'from the btOPSIgn at MarterTheIr car Vas struck by acar travehng northbound on 5 years ago this week Poltce from GrObseMarter Ruth McLoughlin IS Pomte Shores, Fanus andcrowned MIS" Grosse POInte City catch a man ",ho saysPark1978DIane he's fresh from a shoot-outMIllenbach IS first runner- With drug dealers m DetrOItShores pohce spotted theup WIth Regan Grobbel secDetrOIt manond runner-up The pageant 25-year-oldIS chaIred by Ruth Edlund, makmg an Illegal U-turn onwho won the crown m 1977 Lakeshore He ,;ped away A cat burglar eludes and dIdn't stop untIl runpohce III Grosse Pomte Park mng ofTthe road when thestreet narrows along a curveand FannsnearLakecrest10theSeven of 12 break-mshave occurred m the Park FannsUpon approach 109 thesmce June 21 The thlefusually stnkes between 2 30 crashed car, officer,; notIceand 5 30 am, takmg teleVI- fresh bullet holes III the pa,,door andrearsIOnsets,"tereos, sengermIcrowave ovens, fUT coats, bumper Officers Sdld the50 years ago this week. .""."""""IICTCA Call thaI leh your loved one kno\\, you lare . In Ihl' hu, world \'01' Il\c In VOUlannot IIW,I \lake thc tIme to l.llllhc people you ldre dhoutfoor Approxlmatc)) 200 a ddy a mcmhcr ot our tdff WIll make thaI phonc cdll . ".F-or dddll100alBackyard.sewer pIperepairs in GPPA nearly 160,000 sew!"rproject \\,111 begm toward theend of summer through twoblocks of backyards m lowerGro-,be POInte ParkAgmg s \mtarysewerpIpes measunng 15 to 20Inches m dIameter WIll begIVen a new lease on hfe\\ Ith the mstallatlOn of protective hnmg"Work IS expected to begmIn late August along reareasements of Wayburn andLakepomtebetweenKercheval and CharlevOlxReltmng pIpe" IS lessexpenSIVe, fa"ter and lust aslong-Ia tmg as dlggmg upand replacmg old sewers,accord 109 to Park admmlstratorsChn,;ton Relmel, dIrectorof publtc servIce, saId rehnmg WII]t lkeabout a weekA 156,098 constructIOncontract has been awardedtn In"ltuform TechnolOgIesDaleKraJmak,cItyadmml,;trator, saId all but 1.1,098 of the project's costwill he Pflld from federalCommumtyDevelopmentBlock GnlntsCALIS THAT CARE man's car wntamed a loadedplstol, hollow-pOInt ammumtlOn and spent casmgs litterIng the floorboards Grosse Pomte NorthHIgh School students LIsaGavan and LI;,a Krebs wmScholastIC Art Awards mphotographyfromtheAlhance for Young Artlsts &Wflters Inc , based m Ne\'oYorkGavan and Krebs are twoof 49 students natIOnWide towm awards A piece of MichIgan hIStory finds a home on thegrounds of the Grosse PomteHIstOrIcal Society's headquarters m Grosse PomteFanusA log cabm datmg Clrca1850 and regarded as theoldest bUlldmg m MacombCounty WIllbe erected m theback yard of the ProvencalWeIr House on KerchevalThe 10-by-14-foot cabmbtandb 10 feet tall It wasdonated to the socIety byChnstChurchGrossePomte- Brad LindberginformatIOnpIC,I\C l lll ('iX6) 412-2'i24 OOiRN FftV. iCAutomatic gate openers776-545629180 Gratiot AveRoseVille
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