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The Optimist Club of

St. Clair Shores hosted

the 2nd Annual First

Responders Recognition

and Appreciation

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

appreciated, saidOptimist 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 alsoan 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-ceived Retirement

Recognition, an emo- tional honor during

which Jenuwine was

surrounded at the podi-

um by those who

worked si de-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 festivitiesSt. Clair Shores resident Jim Defer, above right, dressed up as The Ghoul, poses with the actual Ghoul, lastSaturday 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 har d,

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

committeeBy Debra PascoeEditor

See PARADE, page 2A

Retirement Recognition Award recipient Walter Jenuwine is all smiles surrounded byhis former colleagues.

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Bella, dressed as a bum-

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See BREAKAST, page 2A

By Debra PascoeEditor

To shore things up, at the suggestion of City Manager Phil Ludos, any signrequests 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 issuesBy Debra Pascoe

Im so impressed and so proud. We arehonored 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 ofunsung heroes out

there that we dont

know about."

Cheryl Furdos, Parade

Chairman

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tive member or veteranof the United States

Armed Forces, a resi -

dent of St. Clair Shores,active in civic or mili-tary organizations and

willing and available toparticipate in the pa-rade and related festivi-ties Sunday, May 25.

Nominations are dueno later than Dec.1, andmust include the full

name of the nominee,military affiliation, abrief explanation of whythis person has earnedthe honor of serving asgrand marshal and boththe nominees and nom-inators contact infor-mation.

Send entries via e-mail to [email protected] or mail toCity of St. Clair Shores,27600 Jefferson CircleDrive, Attention ParadeCommittee, 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 andlining them up as soonas possible before theymake other commit-ments.

Their first fundraiser,a spaghetti dinner, isplanned for Thursday,March 27, with detailsto follow.

Furdos said it takesabout $20,000 to put onthe parade and whilethe committee is citysanctioned it does notreceive any fundingfrom the ci ty.

The committee is alsoseeking entries for itsparade logo contestbearing this yearstheme, Honor, free-dom, family. Detailsare available on thecommittees website, sc-smpp.com. The entrydeadline is Friday, Nov.

22.

in the American LungAssociations FirefighterChallenge - Fight for AirClimb.

Walleman, Sebastianand Haarala climbedmore than 1,000 steps,carrying nearly 70pounds of gear, atDetroits RenaissanceCenter to raise morethan $300 for the

A m e r i c a n L u n gAssociation.

The club is honoredto recognize each of youfor going above and be-

yond your role as a f ire-fighter to help those inneed, DePape said.

St. Clair Shores FireC h i e f G e o r g e

Morehouse said he isgrateful for the eventand the effort made torecognize members ofhis department.

A lot of these guysthat are here today wereat the Gilberts fire thismorning, Morehousesaid referring to theearly morning blaze atthe popular local eatery.It goes to show you

how much they appreci-ate this. Theyre tiredand fatigued but wantto make sure theyrehere 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 ormore than 19 years, and worked at the Bart

Edmond Salon or 15 years. In addition, she

has trained under some o the best stylists

worldwide, attending the Vidal Sassoon

Academy in London.

Marias expertise and dedication to

client satisaction make Salon

Muse a new destination

or precision hair services,

including mens, womens,

and childrens haircuts, as

well as color, highlights,

lowlights, updos, eathers

and extensions.

Were a amily-

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 andeasy to care or.

I love creating new styles or 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 o her clients hair.

I have sometimes reused to (process)

a clients hair, she said. I have a degree in

ricoanalysis (the study o the strand o hair)

and I can tell i your hair can be colored or

permed saely.

Salon Muse is also using the new Kenra

Smooth system, which is one o the best anti-

rizz smoothing systems around.

Working alongside Maria are proessional

stylists Amy, Cynthia, Suzana, and ayre. Te

entire talented team is devoted to providing

their clients with all o

their hair care needs and

more. Additional servicesat the salon include waxing,

pedicures, manicures,

acrylics shellac and

acials. Salon Muse

is located at 25408

Harper, just north o

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Shores. Te salon is

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BREAKFAST

Continued from page 1A

Derek Haarala, DanSebastian and AdamWallemen, above, arehonored by OptimistClub President DebbieDePape. Chief GeorgeMorehouse, at right, em-braces retired SCSFDmember WalterJenuwine.

C o u n c i l w o m a nCandice Rusie pointedout CDI enforces thecitys sign ordinance any-

way and requested theverbiage in the ordinancebe changed affirmingnon-profit organizationsare not charged a fee for

temporary signs advertis-ing their events.

Councilman JohnCaron tweaked it more,suggesting adding non-and not for profit organi-zations to the exemptionlist.

Councilman Tony Tiseoexpressed concern aboutCDI handling requestsas quickly and efficient-ly as City Clerk Mary

Kotowski.Ludos said the city gets

between 20 and 30 re-quests annually and wasconfident CDI could han-dle that very small num-ber.

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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 Countytax foreclosure program and demolished four.

Work is finally complete at 21601 Bayside purchased for $19,980and currently listed for $149,900. The $80,000 rehab budget includesa new kitchen, HVAC system, roof, electrical rewiring and completerenovation 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. ClairShores resident, is contingent on the sale of his current house whichis expected to close Nov. 20. Three offers were submitted.

A new garage was added to the 54-by-201 lot along with a newdriveway and patio slab. Other upgrades include refinished hard-

wood floors, basement repairs and corrections to the handiworkdone by the previous owner.Councilman Chris Vitale, who sits on the mayor-appointed sub-

committee to oversee rehab projects along with Councilman TonyTiseo, City Manager Phil Ludos and Community Development andInspection Director Chris Rayes, opened up the house to the St. ClairShores Connection to view the results.

I would buy this house, Vitale said, proudly standing on the newfront 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 saidhe cant complain in the least.

He was contemplating attending an open house scheduled lastSunday to take a look inside.

Vitale said an open house is now a requirement for all city-ownedproperties undergoing rehabilitation.

Next on the docket is a house on Deizel just about ready for themarket. For photos and story, stay tuned to the St. Clair ShoresConnection.

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 tomake the propertyconsistent with theneighborhood.The hallway, aboveleft, in its originalstate.The hardwooodfloors throughout thehouse, at left, wererefurbished and dry-wall repaired or re-placed.The bedrooms, farleft, were spruced upand windows re-

placed throughout.Bottom left: A viewof the living roomand front entrywayfeaturing a roundwindow to brightenthe space.The kitchen, below,was ripped to thestuds and a wall con-necting it to the fami-ly room was re-moved, creating amore open concept.

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Students from LakeShore High School joinedexchange students fromChina and Germany forthe districts fourth annu-al International Summitat the TaylorInternational School.

The event brought to-gether students for a dayof learning, conversationand fun, AssistantSuperintendent DonaldKling said.

Its really a way forthese students to get to-gether and talk, he said.Talk about the differenc-es in cultures and thesimilarities.

A question-and-answersession, along with otherorganized activities,

helped encourage dia-logue, while tours of thedormitory and lunch fea-turing dishes from allthree countries were alsopart of the days activi-ties.

This is something thatthe students really enjoy,Kling said. They have somany differences cultur-ally, sure, but ultimatelytheyre still kids. Theresa lot of common groundthere and that comes outquickly. Before too longtheyre having thesegreat conversations withone another and reallyhaving a good time.

In years past, the sum-mit concluded after just

a half day, but this yearsevent stretched nearlythe entire school day.

Its something the stu-dents wanted to hap-

pen, Kling said. We gottheir feedback from last

year and that was onething that we heard a lot,that it didnt last longenough. So, this year weextended the time to justabout an entire schoolday.

Like last year, thisyears summit broughttogether students fromthe districts three cul-

tures Germany, Chinaand the United States.

Kling says the district iscurrently working onadding Spain to the ros-ter of exchange studentscoming to Lake Shore,and in the near futurethey may also be part ofthe International Summitevent.

By John McTaggartStaff Writer


Summit students take a tour of the dormitory at the Taylor International School.

Teens interested in tak-ing up to 20 trips to theslopes this season can jointhe St. Clair Shores Skiand Snow Boarding Club.

The club, open to all stu-dents in grades six-12,heads to Mt. Holly everyFriday, weather and condi-tions permitting, at 4 p.m.and returns at midnight.Membership includestransportation on a charter

bus, which leaves St. ClairShores Civic Arena, thefirst ski or snow board les-son, supervision and otherperks for $180 a season,according to longtimechaperone Mike Fremont.

The club averages 10trips per season and offersdiscounted lift tickets andrental equipment.

Fremont said severalamenities set this clubapart from the typicalschool club. First, he said,schools typically offer four

to five trips and return by10 p.m. The St. ClairShores club takes up to 20trips and doesnt leave theslopes until 11 p.m.

Its nice when the otherschool clubs leave. Weve

got the hill to ourselves,Fremont said.

Another bonus is thecharter buses have a rest-room facility and somehave DVD players, allow-ing club members to watcha movie during the esti-mated one-hour ride.

Parents also get a re-duced rate if they tag alongin their own vehicles,Fremont said.

Those that already knowhow to ski are required to

demonstrate their skills toMt. Holly personnel andare told which hills theycan use.

We dont do any of theteaching, Fremont said,adding the club is open tobeginners and experi-enced skiers and snowboarders.

The first trip can be asearly as the second Fridayin December.

If theres snow andMount Hollys open, weregoing, Fremont said.

Another advantage tothe club is theres no mini-mum participation re-quired. The bus is paid forand goes regardless of thenumber of people that signup for a particular trip.

Fremont also suggestsclub memberships be giv-en for holiday gifts.

It can be a tough sell tothe parents that haventskied, but those that havethey see its a good deal,he said.

Were trying to getthem out for exercise otherthan just exercising theirthumbs, he quipped.

Being a member of theclub is also a right of pas-sage for teens, he said.

We dont hear fromthem unless someone getsin trouble, he said. They

are pretty much on theirown, 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 topurchase food or drinks,Fremont said there areplenty of opportunities atMount Holly. A meal, hesaid, can be purchased forabout $10.

If the club gets enoughparticipants, Fremont

would like to hold a ski

swap among memberswho can either sell or do-nate their used outgrownequipment. He also saidMount Holly holds its own,typically in November.

For more informationabout the club, call GarySopfe, ski club coordina-tor, at (586) 445-5350.

By Debra PascoeEditor

The newest eatery intown, Buffalo Wild Wings,on Harper just north of 9Mile opened its doors lastSaturday to a packedhouse.

Before the official open-ing to the public, however,the popular bar and grill

played host to charity fun-draisers for Lake ShoresQuarterback Club lastThursday, and South Lake

Athletics the followingevening.

According to BuffaloWild Wings General

Manager Matt Wagner thefundraisers are a win-winfor the restaurant and the

community.Its a night for us to

give something back tothe community and tothose people who havehelped us out to thispoint, Wagner said.

Last Thursday night

benefited the Lake ShoreQuarterback Club, a non-profit organization aimed

at helping improve safetyand the experience for

See BWW, page 2B

BWW helps raise money for school athleticsBy John McTaggartStaff Writer

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sponsible for throwing a

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Saturday, Oct. 20, at about

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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

the front door, was on top

of the display case.

The store manager was

contacted and she noted

the cash registers and

some cabinets had been

rummaged but nothing

was missing other than

the three phones.

Surveillance cameras

were on the property and

copies of which are being

sent to the police depart-

ment for review.

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

charge, requested a more

private area to addresspersonal needs and broke

away from a police officer

escorting her back to her

cell. The woman headed

out the west entry door of

the police department

and into the parking lot.

The officer gave chase,

assisted by a sergeant and

another officer working at

the front desk.

The woman headed

southbound into an area

off the parking lot sur-

rounded by a privacy

fence. As she began to

climb it, one officer

grabbed her around the

waist and another

grabbed her leg and wres-

tled her to the ground.

The woman tucked her

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 - y ea r- o l 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

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The Southfield man

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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-94shoulder 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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Quarterback ClubPresident Craig Manningsaid about $2,500 wasraised for the organizationas a result of the event.

South Lake Athleticsraised in excess of$2,500.

Lakeview PublicSchools officials said theycontacted the eatery abouta similar event but got noresponse from Buffalo

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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 BuffaloWild Wings.Cultural Committee

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801 COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS

WAREHOUSE nearGrosse Pointe, 2000sq. ft. retail storeconverted to privatestorage facility veryc l os e t o G r os s eP o i nt e , s e c u re ,open floor plan, carwash bay with wa-te r/ d rai n . S toreanything, up to 9cars, boats, motor-cycles, dry goods,newly renovated,forced air heat, citywater internal drain,heavy duty rear gar-age door with re-mote, cross streets,East Warren & EastOuterdrive. Near Al-ger Theater. Ownermoving out of state,fast sale $15,000.Call for address/p h o to s / d e t ai l s .Greg (313)414-3540

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3 Bay, Se lf ServeCar Wash. Rated #1in area! Includesthree apartmentsand 32' x 48' polebarn. $169,800. CallL i z G ro os b ec k(989)553-4660. J.McLeod Realty, Inc.

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121 GENERAL SERVICES

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yo ur go od s. Be stprice here.(313)247-9362

124 BEAUTY SER VIC ES

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E X P E R I E N C E DPreschool Teachern ee de d a t a re apreschool. Full andpart- time available.Call Jan at(313)673-1171

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OWNER OPERATORSB e o ut u p t o 1 4d ay s a nd e nj oyguaranteed hometime! Weekly settle-m en ts . W e p ayloaded or unloaded.1 00 % f ue l s ur -charge to dr iver .Class-A CDL & 1 yrdriving experiencerequired. Greatwideo f fe r s d i s co u n tp la ns f or m aj orm edi cal & m ore .Fleet Owners Wel-come. Operate un-der your own au-t ho r it y o r o ur s !(866)331-9701. Askfor Matt. DriveFor-Greatwide.com

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201 HELP WANTEDBABYSITTER

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RARE MUSEUM COLLECTIONS,

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sterling, Wedgwood, Waterford, Webb, Limoge,Lenox, Persian rugs, Sony at screen, clocks.

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302 CONVALESCENT CARE

304 GENERALDO you need cook,light house keeper,driver, medical ad-vocate at Doctorsa p p o i n t m e n t s ?L e a n o n m e .(313)

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MARGARET L.L.C.House c l eani ng/laundry services.Polish ladies, veryexperienced, excel-lent references. Wetake care of seniorneeds.(313)319-7657

POL I SH c l eani ngl a dy l o ok i ng f o rmore work, GrossePointe references

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MERCIAL Cleaning.Bettermaid Clean-ing, a more person-able cleaning ser-vice. Bonded andInsured, 18 yearsexper i ence . C a l lKim (586)

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UKRAINIAN lady, 13years experi ence .W il l c le an y ou rhouse, do laundry,e tc. G rea t re fe r -ences ava i lab l e .(586)930-2398

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P R OV I DI N G a s -sisted care for seni-ors in their homes.Great references,a f fordable rates .Call (586)668-0368

400 ANTIQUES /COLLECTIBLES

MANGLE, I ronriteAutomatic Ironer.1951 vintage, goodcondition, originalchair and manual.$500 or best offer.(313)884-9453

401 APPLIANCESDURACRAFT dehu-midifier including fil-ters. Good condi-t io n. $ 30 C al lR i c h a r d(586)873-4241

406 ESTATE SALES

1449 Nottingham inthe Park . Fr iday,S a t u r d a y a n dSunday. 9am- 4pm.Everyth ing goes!Furniture, antiques,tools, clothing, re-cords, housewares.No street numbers.No early birds!

G R OS S E P o i nt eFarms, 452 Calvin,(South of Kerby/ E.of Mack) . Fr iday,9 a m- 5 p m, S at -urday, 9am- 4pm.App l iances , f u r -n i ture, ant iques,glassware, lots of

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MACOMB. 47747M e a d o w b r o o kD r iv e , F r id a y-Sunday, 9am- 5pm.(North off 21 MileR oa d, W es t o f Romeo Plank Road).Col lectibles, fur-n i 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. FramedEgyptian Papyrus,tools, housewares,decor and more .23323 Clairwood,St . C lai r Shores.

408 FURNITURE

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casional chairs. Twom a r b l e c o c k t ai ltables. Excellent!$30 each.(313)884-2147

409GARAGE / YARD /RUMMAGE SALE

19991 West Clair-view Court, GrossePointe Woods. Sat-urday, 9am- 4pm.Tools, household.

2 5 5 R i dg e m on t ,G ro s se P o in t eFa rms . Sa turdayo nl y. 9 am - 1 pm .

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G ro s se P o in t eFarms. Saturday,October 26, 9am-3pm. Bedroom fur-niture, dining/ kit-c he n t a bl e a ndchairs, matching is-land stools, desk,f ram ed a r twork,e a sy c h ai r . P r e-sa l es ca l l(313)882-8489

8 19 L o ch mo o rBoulevard. Multi-family sale! Friday &Saturday, October25 & 26, 9am- 3pm.Children's clothesbirth- 8 year, toys,nursery items, fur-niture, televisions,computers, stereo

equipment and oth-e r h o u s e h o l dg o o d s .

409 GARAGE / YARD /RUMMAGE SALE

9 5 S ou th E dg e-wood, north of Ver-nier, off Lakeshore.Friday 9am- 3pm,S a t u rd a y , 9 a m -1pm. Metal gardena r ch e s , g a rd e nitems/ tools, fur-niture, household,tableware, Disney,Frontgate holiday,C a t e r i n g / p a r t ygoods, sports gear,u p r i gh t f r e e ze r ,books, CD's, tapes,Soloflex, jewelry/new jewelry arm-o ir e, a nd m uc hm o r e! C a s h.

FARMS, 41 HendrieLane. Friday Only,9am- 1pm. Manychi ldren's i tems,c r ib , s t r ol l er s ,clothes. No earlybirds.

GOODIES. Lots of home articles. Mov-ing sale. Saturday,October 26, 9am-2pm. 20075 Mar-ford Court, GrossePointe Woods.

MULTI- family yardsale to benefit Col-orado flood victims.Furniture, books,bikes, skates, wo-m e n ' s a n dchildren's clothing.913 Bedford, GrossePointe Park. Sat-urday 9am- 3pm.

409 GARAGE / YARD /RUMMAGE SALE

OCTOBER 26 andOctober 27, 9am-5pm. Your in luck if

you wear a large orextra large. Hugegarage sale of wo-men's clothing. St.John's knits, even-ing gowns, casualclothes, coats, de-

s i gner su i ts andmore. Most clothesare gently worn oreven new. Design-er handbags andshoes, furn i ture.214 Lothrop Road.

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B E AN I E B a bi e s,l a rge co l l ec t i on,mint condition, $5each including the

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413 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

STEINWAY Piano,1 93 8 , m od el S .G o o d c o n di t i on ,a s k i ng $ 2 0 , 00 0 .( 512 ) 659- 0474

500 ANIMALS ADOPT A PET

GROSSE Pointe An-imal Adoption Soci-ety, Pet Adoption.Saturday, October26, 12- 3pm, Camp-BowWow TrainingCenter, next to PetSupplies Plus at 9Mile and Mack, St.

C l a i r S h o r e s ,(313)884-1551 orwww.GPAAS.org

GROSSE Pointe An-imal Clinic has fe-ma le P i tb i ll m i x ,Boxer mix, and Bor-der Collie mix and amale Maltese mix.(313)822-5707

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02 Toyota CamryXLE Sedan, 74,000miles. EXCELLENTcondi t ion! MUST

SEE! Enjoy both lux-ury and economywith no sacrifices.Smooth 2.4 liter, 4-cy linder, 4- doorsedan, automatictransmission. Silverexterior with greyl ea ther i n te r i or .Front wheel drive,heated front seats,auto climate con-trol, power moonroof, in- dash CD,JBL sound system,remote start, newtires, alloy wheels,leather wrappedsteering wheel withc r u is e c o n t ro l ,

power seats, powerwindows, locks andmirrors. Safety iscovered with ABSbrakes, f ront ands i de a i rbags . 23MPG/ city, 32 MPG/highway, estimatemax distance pertank o f gas : 592miles. This car hasbeen in our familysince new. Excel-lently maintainedi ns id e a nd o ut .M ov e f a st , t h isbeauti ful car wi l lnot last at $5,900.Call or text (248)996

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602 FORD

2009 Ford FocusSE. 4 door, 4 cylin-d e r , a u t om a t ic ,loaded, h ighwaymiles. One owner,$7500.(586

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603 GENERAL MOTORS

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92 Cadillac DeV-ille- good condition.100,000 miles plus.$600.(313)215-1042

1999 Pontiac GrandAm SE. V6, auto-matic, loaded, no

rust! 130,000 miles,$2800.(586

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02 Grand Am GT.Excellent condition,loaded, red wi thgray interior, moon-r o of , n e w t i r es ,1 5 2, 0 00 m i le s .$3,200. (313)7178850

CORVETTE Coupe,1964, Excellent! 4speed manual, red,leather, fuel injec-t i on , 3 7 5 h or s epower, positraction,knockoff wheels,

$35,000.(313)882-0976

606 SPORT UTILIT Y

2002 Chevy Track-er, 4 door, hard top,4 X 4, nice condi-tion, runs great, 30mpg, $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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TRACTIVE 1 bed-r o o m , G r o s s ePointe. Appliances,

$725. Includes heat/air. (313)683-3617

FARMS- Spacious 3bedroom, upper.Hardwood, new kit-chen/ bath. GrossePointe Schools. Gar-age, appliances. Nos m o ki n g / p e t s .$ 1 , 2 5 0 .(313)516-9843

G R OS S E P o i nt eF a rm s. 2 . 5 b e d-r o om u p pe r f la twith garage space,across f rom Cot-

tage Hospital. Look-ing for single pro-f ess i ona l ( s ), nosmoking, no pets.Best rent area inthe Pointes! Call forsuper fall special to12/ 31/ 13. William(313)682-1970

G R OS S E P o i nt ePark. 2 bedroomupper, private base-ment. Includes wa-ter and appliances,off street parking.$625 plus security.(313)885-6445


LOWER 3 bedroomon Beaconsfield inGrosse Pointe Park.

Brand new carpet,t i le a n d k i tc h enf loor. Appl iancesand basement stor-age . Reasonab lypriced at $750. Con-tact Jim at(734)778-1497

PARK- 1 bedroomupper, large unit,hardwood floors, off- s t ree t pa rk i ng ,$575/ month, se-curity.(586)212-1660

SOMERSET, 3 bed-r o om u p pe r , r e -c e nt l y p a in t e d,

hardwood f loors,natural f i replace.Appliances, base-ment, garage. Nopets. $750, plus se-curity.(313)320-3635

UNIQUE, large, loft-l i ke , 1 b e dr o omapar tment , over1,000 square feet.Large kitchen! Cus-t o m h a rd w oo dfloors, 12 foot ceil-ings. $550/ month.Unit could be usedcommercially. Bob(313)331-3394


UPSCALE renta l .O ne h o us e b a ckfrom the lake. Wind-

mi l l Pointe area.2,500 square feet. 3bedrooms, 2 fire-places, large livingroom, sun room, 2master bedrooms,o ne o n t he f ir s tf l o o r , h e a t edceramic and hard-wood f l oors . A l -l e rg y f r ee . V e ryu n i q u e h o m e!$2500/ month. Bob(313)331-339

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1 7 71 0 C h es t e rRoad, Det ro i t , 2bedroom dup lex

unit for rent andg r e a t l o c at i o n.C l o se t o n e wA ca de my H i g hSchool. Near St.John Hospital. $650/month- negotiable.(313)530-8720

22120 Moross, De-troit, side by sideduplex, 2 bedroom,1 bath, hardwoodf loors, newly re-modeled, air condi-t i on i ng . $ 8 00 .( 3 1 3 ) 3 4 3 - 0 6 2 2

NOTTINGHAM DU-PLEX- MORANG

AREA, 2 bedroom,living room, diningroom, garage. $550p e r m o nt h . C a ll(248)588-7844

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S.C.S./MACOMB COUNTY

$ 1 99 . 00 M ot e lRooms, Single Oc-cupancy, WeeklyRental. Microwave,WiFi, Refrigerator,Satell ite. Close toX W a ys 9 4 /6 96Shorepointe MotorLodge, 20000 E. 9,S t . C l ai r S h or e s(586)773-3700

1 bedroom apt. onLake St. Clair. Utilit-ies included $700.O ne y e ar l ea se .(586)293-6822

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ONE and two bed-room apartments-S t . C l ai r Shores ,

Eastpointe, HarperWoods. Well main-tained, air condi-tioning, coin laun-dry and s to rage.$595- $695 . TheB l a ke C o mp a n y,313-881-6882. Nopets/ no smoking.

705 HOUSES FOR RENTPOINTES/HARPER WOODS

$1,150. 2 bedroom,basement, appl i -ances, clean, quiet,double garage, nearschools.(313)220-5450

1050 W h it t i er , 4bedroom, 2 baths, 2half baths, finishedbasement , l a rgefamily room, cent-ral air, approxim-ately 2900 sq. f t .$2850. (313)5807188

1440 Lakepointe,Grosse Pointe Park.3 bedroom, 2 bath-rooms, bungalow,f u l l b a s em e nt .$1,000 per month.(313)319-5430

705 HOUSES FOR RENTPOINTES/HARPER WOODS

G R OS S E P o i nt eWoods, 4 bedroomcolonial, 2.5 baths,

2700 square feet.$2200. (313)886-0478

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OODS ranch, up-dated kitchen, allappl iances, f reshdecor, immediateoccupancy. $1,300(313)402-7125

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CONDO, St . C lai rS h o re s . $ 1 , 25 0 /m on th . O n g ol f course across fromlake. 2 bedrooms, 2full baths, laundryroom, attached gar-age. Private gatedpatio. Non-smokers.Immediate occu-pancy.(313)343-0213

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GARAGE fo r rent$ 70 p er m on th .( 313 ) 886 -4574

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OFF ICE bu i ld i ng,G ro s se P o in t eWoods. For sale orlease. 5,700 sq. ft.;parking. Ideal foruser or investor.313-268-2000

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911 BRICK / BLOCK WORK

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