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ST. CLAIR SHORES, MICHIGAN THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 2013VOL. 2 NO. 41, 12 PAGES

A white male described as being in his late 20s to ear-

ly 30s, about 5 feet 8 inches tall, about 110 pounds withshort brown hair wear-ing a baseball cap, darkpolo shirt and washedblue jeans is beingsought in connection

with armed robberiesin St. Clair Shores andClinton Township.

The St. Clair Shoresrobbery took place at8:18 p.m. Saturday,Sept. 7, at the Shell gasstation on 10 Mile road.The suspect entered thestore carrying a plastic

bag, went to the cooler, chose a Mountain Dew andheaded for the register operated by a 41-year-old St.Clair Shores woman. The man produced a knife fromthe plastic bag and demanded the woman open thecash register.

The woman later told police she was so nervous shehad a hard time opening the drawer. The man camearound the corner to the register and eventually the

woman got the drawer open and handed over about$250 in cash.

The suspect left the plastic bag and Mountain Dew onthe counter, left the store and fled westbound on 10Mile.

St. Clair Shores officer Chris Periatt and K-9 Hondotracked westbound from the station to a nearby apart-ment complex parking lot where Hondo lost the scent.

Police processed both the plastic bag and pop bottle.No evidentiary results were noted.

The store owner said the surveillance camera was notworking and no video is available.

Det. Sgt. Dave Centela said the suspect is also be-lieved responsible for a robbery at a 7-Eleven in ClintonTownship.

Anyone with any information is asked to call the St.Clair Shores Police Department at (586) 445-5300.

Police search

for suspect in

store robberyBy Debra PascoeEditor

PHOTOS BY JOHN MCTAGGART

The Cool CityCommittee entrustedthe decoration of the of-ficial lighthouse sculp-ture to the CulturalCommittee back in July.Since then, the grouphas been working ondesign and decorationof the sculpture. Thefinished product was of-ficially unveiled to thepublic last week.

The citys estimatedthree-year water meterreplacement program,started about 9 monthsago, is apt to finishahead of schedule,Department of Public

Works Director BryanBabcock told city coun-cil last week.

Babcock provided aquarterly report on the

replacement program,saying work is now tak-ing place between 10Mile and Frazho and es-timates installation tobe completed in 20months.

Babcock said thereare 25,000 water ac-counts city-wide, last

year about 7,000 meterswere replaced, morethan 5,000 installed sofar this year with about11,000 more to go.

It is going muchquicker than I anticipat-ed, Babcock said, add-ing the work is beingdone by four installers.

Things are goingvery well, he said.

Babcock began his re-port by reminding resi-dents how the program

works and explained

residents in the next tar-geted areas will first re-ceive a brochure fromthe city explaining theprogram about one tothree weeks before in-stallers will be in the ar-ea. At that time, resi-dents are asked toschedule an appoint-ment to have the workdone.

In preparation, heasked residents to clear

a space in their base-ments to allow installersaccess to the meters.

We dont need you toclean the whole base-ment, just give enoughroom for installer tokneel next to your watermeter, Babcock said,adding the installationprocess takes about 20minutes or less.

To make it easier, heasks residents to exer-cise the water valves lo-cated on both sides ofmeter and valvesaround the house. If the

valves seize, he said themeters cannot bechanged until the neces-sary repair is made.

Its a good idea to getin the habit of usingthem. If theres an emer-gency and you need to

shut off your water, itscleaner if you can shutthem off from inside

your house, he said ,adding its also impor-tant someone at least 18

years old be home at thetime or the installerscannot legally enter.

R e s i de n t s wh ohavent made appoint-ments will receive a

white door tag remind-er, a red door hanger

and if necessary, a finalnotice will be mailed,alerting property own-ers a penalty will be as-sessed for nonconfor-mance. That will hope-fully trigger your atten-tion, Babcock said,adding appointmentcalls are returned with-in 24 hours.

Mayor Kip Walby re-minded residents in-stallers will be wearingan identification tagand have a logo on theirclothing for identifica-

tion. Those that are stillunsure can call (586)447-3305 to confirm theperson at the door is

working for the city.Once at the appoint-

ment, Babcock said in-stallers check the num-bers on the outside me-

ter device which is laterremoved. Holes left be-hind are filled with put-ty or the device is left toavoid a gap in siding.Next the installer goesinside, writes down the

numbers on the interiormeter and installs thenew one which sends asignal daily to city hallfor meter reads.

Residents are provid-ed with paperwork ex-

plaining what tookplace and are notified ifthere is a discrepancybetween the inside andoutside water meter

City meter replacement

now ahead of scheduleBy Debra PascoeEditor

With every successcomes a drawback.

Within this city of12,000 or so houses,5,000 residents have re-quested the larger recy-cling bins offered freefrom the citys new con-tracted trash hauler,Rizzo Disposal.

They are very popular,much more so than Ithink any other commu-nity has had in participa-tion, Department ofPublic Works DirectorBryan Babcock told citycouncil last week. Rizzoor the city did not antici-pate this many orders.

Also in much demandare large refuse carts on

wheels the city has spe-cial ordered and manyresidents are awaiting de-livery. Shipments are ex-pected Sept. 20 and Oct.11, Babcock said, adding

when they arrive, em-ployees in his department

will start delivery basedon when orders were

See TRASH, page 2A

New recycling carts a hitBy Debra PascoeEditor

See METERS, page 2A

Cultural Committeemembers Carla

LaGodna and TomSherry, depicted above,remove the sheet con-cealing the official citylighthouse sculpture.Cool City member BobFetter applauds the un-veiling. The sculpturesits proudly in front ofcity hall.

PHOTO BY JOHN MCTAGGART

Workers installing the new water meters are driving vehicles such as the one pic-tured above.

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St. Germaine Catholic

School holds ToddlerTime for children ages 2and 3 accompanied by aparent or guardian, from11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.on most Tuesdays, Oct.1, through Nov. 19, at St.Germaine CatholicS c h o o l , 2 8 2 5 0Rockwood, St. ClairShores.

The free program isdesigned for parent andchild to enjoy time to-gether in an educationalenvironment.

For more informationor to register, call MissLaureen at (586) 771-0890 extension 109.

New ReleaseThursday

The St. Clair ShoresPublic Library hostsNew Release Thursdaysat 6:30 p.m. the firstThursday of the monthin the William R. GilstorfMeeting Room at the li-brary, 22500 11 Mile, St.Clair Shores.

The next free presen-tation of a recently re-leased movie on DVD isan Oct. 3 viewing ofOblivion, starring TomCruise and MorganFreeman.

For more information,call the library at (586)771-9020 or visit scsli-brary.org.

Classic Film Friday

The St. Clair Shores

Public Library presentsClassic Film Fridays at1:30 p.m. most Fridays inthe William R. GilstorfMeeting Room at the St.Clair Shores PublicLibrary, 22500 11 Mile,St. Clair Shores.

Following is the nextfree viewing of a classicor award winning moviein October: Oct. 4, Silk

Stockings, 1957. Oct. 11, The Big

Sleep, 1946.

Oct. 25, Jane Eyre,1996.For more information,

call the library at (586)771-9020 or visit scsli-brary.org.

Selinsky-GreenFarmhouseMuseum

The Selinsky-GreenFarmhouse Museumholds a spinning and

weaving demonstrationfrom 1 to 4 p.m.Saturday, Oct. 5, at themuseum, 22500 11 Mile,St. Clair Shores.

Handweavers presenta hands-on demonstra-

placed.Part of the reason for

delay, according toCouncilman John Caron,is the citys Solid WasteCommittee decided therecycling bins and trashcarts should be of thesame color, thus prompt-ing a special order. Rizzooffered red cans with itsname etched on the exte-rior.

The exterior of thecitys carts designate

which is for trash and re-cycling. The recyclingcarts also have a label ex-plaining what type ofproducts can be recycled.

The new $22 million,8-year contract with RizzoDisposal is not only lower

than previously paid toWaste Management, butincludes free 64-gallon re-cycle bins with attachedlids for residents who re-quest them.

The company alsoagreed to pick up largercart-type receptacles at noadditional charge unlessmore than 10 percent ofresidents take advantageof the system. Should that

happen, the annual fee in-creases by about $60,000annually, which is still lessthan what was being paidunder the old contract,city officials said.

The carts, which are notmandatory, can be pur-chased through the cityfor $37.09 for a 64-gallonand $43 for a 96-gallonand come with a 10-year

warranty. The larger cartsare now in stock at cityhall.

Rizzo will continue topick up refuse bagged orin traditional type con-tainers and recycling inbins already in use. Largebrush pickup remains inthe contract and leaf pick-up extends into the sec-ond week of December.

In addition, the compa-ny agreed to host an an-nual hazardous waste re-

cycling program previ-ously sponsored byMacomb County througha grant that is no longeravailable.

City officials said in pri-or years, refuse collectionaveraged between $2.8and $2.9 million annually.The eight-year contract

with Rizzo is about $2.7million per year.

2A ST. CLAIR SHORES CONNECTION THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 2013

TRASHContinued from page 1A

METERS

readings, which can leadto a high bill, as actualusage is based on the in-side meter read.

Mismatches, he saidare very infrequent.Thus far he said there

was no difference in 76percent of the metersand of the remaining 24percent, 95 percent havebeen $100 or less.

I wasnt sure howthat was going to go, hesaid when the programfirst began.

Residents, some ofwhom reported receiv-ing bills exceeding$1,000 are not requiredto pay the bill all at onceand can enter into a pay-

ment plan with the city.Residents uncomfort-

able with the radiotransmitter can chooseto opt out of the devicefor a $10 quarterly ser-

vice fee which Babcocksaid is to cover the costof the city sending me-ter readers to individualhouses. Thus far, 46 res-idents selected the opt-out plan.

Babcock said anotheradvantage to the anten-na readouts is it alerts

the city to high wateruse from one of its cus-tomers. Once a quarter,he said, the water de-partment reviews thedata in search of redflags which can indi-cate the presence of bro-ken water pipes or otherequipment malfunc-tions.

He said several havebeen found since theprogram was imple-mented.

At the request ofCounci lman JohnCaron, Babcock willprovide current pro-gram costs to determineif the program fits with-in the budget.

Next month, in celebration of American CraftWeek, Circare is donating a portion of an entireweeks worth of sales to a variety of local charitiesand philanthropic organizations.

Only eight are being chosen to participate, includ-ing the Optimist Club of St. Clair Shores. Heres howto help the Optimists: Visit Circares Facebook pageand click the link to the voting form; visit Circares

website, circaregifts.com, or visit the store at 23024Greater Mack.

Voting is limited to once per person and endsSaturday, Sept. 21. The winners will be announcedThursday, Sept 26.

Vote for Optimists

CITYCALENDAR

See CALENDAR, page 4A

Continued from page 1A

BY JOHN MCTAGGART

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G r e e n w o o dElementary parentsmay want to keep aneye out for new signage

when dro pping the irchildren off for school.

The city, in conjunc-tion with the police de-partment, is changingthe parking rulesaround the school toprevent back-ups andpotential accidents.

A traffic study con-ducted during the 2004-05 school year indicatedthe traffic volume in thearea did not indicate aneed for change.However, according toCity Manager PhilLudos, things havechanged and news

signs are warranted.When I went to

school, when a lot of theresidents went toschool, they walked,

Ludos said, adding thathas changed and anumber of parents now

drive their students toand from school daily.

Ludos said hes talkedwith police chief MikeWalleman and the pairdetermined existingsigns will be removed

and no parking, stop-ping or standing signs

will take their place.Ludos said the

Lakev iew Publ icSchools District agreedto include the changesin a newsletter to be

sent home withGreenwood studentsexplaining the changes.

Once the new signsare in place, Ludos saidthe police department

will give parents a two-week grace period toconform. After that,tickets will be issued to

violators.About 10 percent of

the parents will read thenewsletter and complyand the other 90 per-cent wont and will gettraffic violations,

Ludos said.Walleman is provid-

ing a diagram of wherethe new signs will beposted, some of which

will not allow parents todrop their children off

on the opposite side ofthe street, discouraging

students from crossingthe street.

City attorney RobertIhrie is slowly makingheadway on cleaning up apair of eyesores in the city.

Ihrie told council at itsAug. 19 meeting hes try-ing to swing a deal withthe owner of a boarded uphouse on Broadway be-hind the Jimmy Johns onHarper.

Councilman ChrisVitale brought up the lo-

cation earlier last month,hoping the city could in-fluence the property own-er to, at minimum, paintthe oriented strand board

used to cover the brokenwindows in an attempt tomake the sight a bit moreattractive.

Ihrie reported thehomeowner lives in

Australia and is workingon a deal to sell the houseto the business ownersfronting Harper who in-tend to demolish thehouse and use the proper-ty as a parking lot.

If the owner fails to re-spond, Ihrie said he will

continue to seek an orderof demolition through thecourts.

The second property ison Detour of which Vitale

previously asked if thecity could condemn thehouse but maintain thenewer garage on theproperty. Ihrie reportedhe sent a list of extensiverepairs needed to thehouse which must becompleted in 60 days tothe property owner, PNCBank. Ihrie also offeredanother option, demo thehouse, keep the garageand give the bank 18months to construct a

new house on the proper-ty.

Hes awaiting a re-sponse from the banksattorneys.

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 2013 ST. CLAIR SHORES CONNECTION 3A

ozens ofvolunteersgathered atthe St.

ClairShoresSenior Center for Active

Adults earlier this weekwith one purpose in mind making apple pies.

The centers annualapple pie fundraiser is infull swing and, accordingto volunteer MarilynMcClure, this yearsbatch of pies and pie kitsshows great promise forthe taste buds.

The apples are greatthis year, she said.Theyre going to makethe best pies weve everhad here.

McClures job duringher volunteer sessionlast Monday afternoon

was to fill empty piecrusts with a heap of sea-soned apples.

Its great to see allthese volunteers comingout like this, SeniorCenter Director SueFickau said. Weve hadeverything from ourmembers to city leadersand state representa-

tives. Its great to see ev-eryone rallying around

this for us.Fickau said these vol-

unteers will peel morethan 90 cases of apples,prepare and bake morethan 1,000 pies and as-semble a multitude of piekits to sell to the hungrypublic all within a weekstime.

We started the peelingon a Sunday this year,she said. And we got a

good turnout for that,too.

The pies are $10 eachand available at the se-nior center located onPleasant west of LittleMack.

The apple pie fundrais-er continues through the

weekend, althoughFickau said the pies gofast.

I think if someone iswaiting until Saturday toget one they might not be

able to, she said. Theygo fast.

From 1 to 8 p.m.Friday, Sept. 19, and con-tinuing from 10 a.m. to 8p.m. Saturday, Sept. 20,during the centers firstannual Made inMichigan Market on thegrounds of the seniorcenter.

We have over twodozen vendors, Fickausaid. Were very excitedabout it.

Pies will be availablefor purchase during the

Made in MichiganMarket until the last pieand pie kit is sold.

We also want to makesure people dont forgetabout the hockey gameSaturday (Sept. 21)night, Fickau said.Thats going to be funtoo.

The hockey game, pre-sented by GTJFoundation, is slated for

7:30 p.m. Saturday, Sept.21, at Civic Arena and

pits the citys police andfire departments againstone another on the ice.

Tickets are $10 andcan be purchased at thesenior center offices orat the gate the night ofthe game.

All the money raisedat these events goes di-rectly to the center,Fickau said. So you cansee how important these

things are to us and whatwe offer.

By John McTaggartStaff Writer

Greenwood parents: Note new signsBy Debra PascoeEditor

Progress being made

on city eyesoresBy Debra PascoeEditor

About 10

percent of the

parents willread thenewsletter and

comply and the

other 90 percent

wont and will

get traffic

violations.

City Manager Phil Ludos

PHOTOS BY JOHN MCTAGGART

Volunteers, at top, helped peel apples and makethe pies for the senior centers apple pie fundrais-er. Beverly Shanley, at right, is all smiles whilepeeling apples last Monday afternoon. Rows ofpies sit waiting to be baked last Monday after-noon. More than 1,000 pies will be sold during

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A balanced $631 mil-lion county budget ap-proved by the MacombCounty Board ofCommissioners includes

enhanced county servic-es in areas such as veter-ans and senior servicesand services at the clerkand prosecutors offices.

The budget includes a$49,546 surplus.

Commissioners dedi-cated more than 25hours and 17 publicmeetings to discussionof the proposed budget,sa id Board of Commissioners ChairDavid Flynn. We talked

with department headsto determine their needsand worked together tofind the best possible al-location of taxpayer dol-

lars.As a result, we ended

up with an improvedbudget which will posi-tively impact more resi-

dents.During its budget re-view process, which be-gan in July, the boarddetermined that a num-ber of amendments

were necessary to theproposed budget tomaintain key countyservices and betterstreamline operations.

The following im-provements have beenmade: Shorter lines at the

clerks office, as addi-tional staff implementE-filing services and ad-dress a backlog in pro-cessing court matters

caused by previous bud-get cuts. A ch ange in

Veterans Serv ices ex-penditures ensures

more funds from thededicated veterans mill-age are channeled to di-rectly serving veteransand less on subsidizingcounty internal costs. Some of the most

impactful changes are tobe experienced by thecountys senior popula-tion.

Budget amendmentsreplace funding lost bythe federal sequestra-tion cuts and restore se-nior services to 2012funding levels. Thismeans about 20,000meals will return to thetables of eligible seniors

and meal services arerestored to five days a

week. An allocation of

funds for independent

audits create heightenedlevels of accountability.This gives the boards

Audit Committee the re-sources to conduct au-dits on unfunded liabili-ties, pension and health-care costs and majorconstruction projects. Critical needs in the

countys ProsecutingAttorneys office are be-ing addressed. The of-fice is currently operat-ing at the lowest staffinglevel in 20 years, whenthe office handled 5,000cases a year. It currentlyhandles 22,000 cases a

year.Macomb County

Commissioner FredMiller, who serves aschair of the FinanceCommittee, said thebudget process pro-duced a document witha focus on providinguseful county services tothose who need it themost.

We have come upwith a solid document

which truly serves thepeople of MacombCounty, said Miller. Icommend my col-leagues for coming to-gether and working tire-lessly toward an out-come we can be proudof.

This year marks thefirst time the budget isbeing reviewed by theB o a r d o f Commissioners as aconsolidated document

which includes both the

September (SpecialRevenue and EnterpriseFunds) and December(General Fund) year-endbudgets as a singlepackage.

The Boards budgetreview process includeddepartmental reviews,the evaluation of yearlytrends for each depart-

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view methods.


COPSCLIPSWoman assaultedwith unknownaerosol

A 35-year-old St. ClairShores woman was walk-ing her dog about 7 p.m.Sunday, Sept. 8, on

Waterloo near Hoffmanwhen an unknown mandrove near her andsprayed an unknownaerosol substance into herface.

The woman told policeshe saw the arm of a whitemale outside a blue vehi-cle with an aerosol can inhis hand. She looked to-

ward the vehicle and wassprayed in the face. The

vehicle turned toward 13Mile. The woman walkedhome, called police andtwo squad cars were dis-patched to look for the ve-hicle. No suspects were

found.The woman went to an

area hospital where shewas treated and released.

Bike stolen

A 57-year-old man liv-ing on Bon Heur reportedMonday, Sept. 9, his 2013giant cyprus bicycle withlight blue pin striping andblack trim he purchasedone month ago for $535

was stolen from his ga-rage.

The man told police helast saw the bike the daybefore. He also does notknow if the garage door

was open, but it was un-locked.

Anyone with any infor-mation in these or anycrimes are asked to callthe St. Clair Shores PoliceDepartment at (586) 445-5300.

T h e D e f e n s eIntelligence AgencysDetroit Joint ReserveIntelligence Center wasrededicated recently atSelfridge Air NationalGuard Base.

Rear Admiral GordonRussell, commander oft h e I n f o r m a t i o nDominance CorpsReserve Command,hosted the event attend-ed by numerous digni-taries and guests, in-c l u d i n g D e p u t y

Assistant Secretary ofthe Navy DennisBiddick and CaptainDouglas Upchurch, di-rector of the centers

J o i n t R e s e r v eIntelligence Program.

The ceremony was theculmination of a multi-

year project to provide

not only Selfridge AirNational Guard Base,but the greater MetroDetroit area, with astate-of-the-art facilityenabling military intelli-gence professionals toconduct training and op-erations.

DIAs JRIC Detroitprovides direct supportto the grea terIntelligence Communityfor training, exercises,and real-world opera-tional missions aroundthe globe, Upchurchsaid at the ceremony.The JRIC provides ro-bust and essential sup-port to the warfighterthrough remote intelli-gence support and a

world-class training fa-cility that prepares ser-

vice members for mobi-lizations and deploy-ments.

The reconstructionand renovation projectexpanded the facilityfrom about 6,000 to26,000 square feet, afourfold increase in

workspace and a tre -mendous increase inbuilding capacity. Theprojects completion al-so marks the beginningof a far-ranging oppor-tunity for more than 250military intelligenceprofessionals to supporta wide array of missionsand projects buttress-ing requirements andobjectives around the

world.The DIA Detroit JRIC

is currently home tomore than 250 active-

duty, reserve, NationalGuard, and civilian in-telligence professionalsf rom throughoutMichigan.

By TSgt. Dan HeatonSpecial Writer

Joint Reserve Intelligence Center rededicated

County budget includes improved services

tion of the fiber art ofcarding, spinning and

weaving. For more infor-mation, call the library at(586) 771-9020 or visit sc-slibrary.org.

Bus trip

The St. Clair Shores

Cultural Committee spon-sors A Tour of theMotown Museum andLunch at BertsMarketplace in theEastern Market depart-ing at 10 a.m. Saturday,Nov. 2, at the St. ClairShores Public Library,

22500 11 Mile, St. ClairShores.

Ticket cost is $30. A dis-count is available for se-niors.

The Motown Museum,founded by Esther GordyEdwards in 1985, is whereMotown music was re-corded. Visitors can viewthe display of memorabil-ia that preserve the legacyof the Motown Record Co.

Lunch follows at 12:30p.m. at BertsMarketplace a show-case for local musical tal-ent since the 1980s.

Space is limited. Formore information or toregister, call the libraryat (586) 771-9020.

CALENDARContinued from page 2A

Cutting the ribbon to open the newly expanded and renovated Joint ReserveIntelligence Center-Detroit are Capt. Douglas Upchurch, director of DefenseIntelligence Agencys Joint Reserve Intelligence Program; Dennis Biddick, deputyassistant secretary of the Navy for reserve affairs; and Rear Adm. Gordon Russell,commander of the Information Dominance Corps Reserve Command.

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Nearly 100 artists from all over the area joined thou-sands of patrons last weekend at Veterans Memorial

Park for the 26th Annual Lac Ste. Claire Art Fair.

I just love the variety, said DeAnna Russo, an event

patron. Theres a little bit of everything at this fair. I like

to see as much variety as possible and this has it.

Russo was one of thousands who attended the two-

day event and entrants chairwoman Sara-rose Melby

said this years installment was a success despite hav-

ing to compete with art fairs in other communitiesWere competing with Funky Ferndale and DIY Mart

this year, Melby said. Our attendance has been good

considering those other two fairs going on though.

Ninety-four artists set up displays this year, paying a

booth fee that goes directly to the scholarship program

for the Miss St. Clair Shores pageant.We try to be as accommodating as we can to the art-

ists, Melby said. Thats very important. If the artists

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I love the scenery of this show with the beautiful

park and the lake and everything, Hathaway said.

And theyre very accommodating to the artists. I have

seen the show change and grow over the years though,

artists have come and gone, but overall I cant complain.

Its been a very good show.

Fair attracts

art loversBy John McTaggartStaff Writer

The 2013 Lac Ste. Claire Art Fair attracted artists from all mediums includingmetalworking. The sculpture above is one of the unique items at the event.Mitch Billeters fish sculpture, at left, was a popular attraction at the fair.Dennis Garascias work, at top, was also on display at the fair. Artist PaulPhelps, below at left, works on sculpting copper during last weekends ArtFair. Miss St. Clair Shores Morgan Stocker, below, presents artist GaryOdmark with a blue ribbon award.

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pher, soon after the battle.

Toledos exhibition cen-

ters around Thomas

Birchs 1814 oil painting,

The Battle of Lake Erie,

on loan from the

Philadelphia Academy of

Fine Arts.

Birch, born in London,England, spent his adult-

hood in Philadelphia and

belonged to the academy.

His Battle painting,

measuring 5 1/2-by-8 feet,

is more relevant as a snap-

shot of history than as art

for the ages.

He began the work less

than a month following

Perrys victory.

Right after the battle,

there was great demandfrom the public for images

of Perry and the scene it-

self, Hill said.

While some artists pur-

sued drama, Birch sought

accuracy.

He wrote Perry a cou-

ple of letters, one of which

approved of the arrange-ment of the ships, Hill

said. Its an accurate de-

piction of the battle.

Hill rendered the oppos-

ing fleets nine

American and six English

ships, brigs, schooners

and sloops in a pyrami-

dal composition.

Perrys ravaged flag-ship, the 20-gun brig

Lawrence, is front and

center. Although its hull

and rigging are riddled

and sprung from repeated

enemy broadsides, the

American flag flies from

the stern.

Action in the paintingtakes place in the middle

ground.

Perry has shifted his

command to the undam-

aged brig, Niagara, and

breaks the English line.

Imminent capitulation is

partially obscured by

flashes of gunpowder andclouds of cannon smoke.

Perry insisted the sur-

render take place on the

Lawrence so people could

see the cost of the battle,

Hill said. The decks were

awash with blood and

body parts.

Images in the center ofthe canvas are sharper

and more detailed than

those on the wings. As the

scene fans out, ships lose

specific features.

Birchs imagines a per-

spective from the deck of a

ship a few hundred yards

away from the battle.Hill reinforced the effect

by displaying the painting

so the bottom edge is

about three feet off the

ground. The horizon

comes to waist level.

It makes you feel like

youre part of the battle,

Hill said.Some 40 works com-

prise the exhibition, in-cluding Toledos portrait

of Perry by Gilbert Stuart.

Stuart was slow on the

commission of his paint-

ings, Hill said. At his

death, all he finished of

Perry was the head. His(16-year-old) daughter,

Jane, finished the figure.

She filled in the back-

ground and painted a uni-

form on it.

There are drawings,

prints, manuscripts, maps

and a copy of the Treaty of

Ghent, ending the war.Treaty signatories in-

clude John Quincy Adams

and Henry Clay.

Perrys Victory: The

Battle of Lake Erie runs

through Nov. 10, at the

Toledo Museum of Art.

Admission to the museum

and exhibition are free.The museum is located at

2445 Monroe Street at

Scottwood Ave., west of

downtown Toledo and one

block off I-75 with exit

posted. For more informa-

tion, call (800) 644-6862 or

visit toledomusem.org.

PERRY

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PHOTO BY BRAD LINDBERG

Thomas Birch intended viewers of his oil painting,Perrys Victory: The Battle of Lake Erie, to feel likethey were at the scene of battle.

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RESIDENTIAL/ COM-MERCIAL Cleaning.Bettermaid Clean-ing, a more person-able cleaning ser-vice. Bonded andInsured, 18 yearsexper i ence . C a l lKim (586)498-8408

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406 ESTATE SALES

CLINTON Township,38190 West Horse-shoe. (16 & Moravi-a n o ff M il la r ) .September 18- 21,1 0 a m - 4 p m .J a m me d p a c ke d

h o u se ! K n i tt i n g,j ewe l ry , an i ma lm o un t s , t o o ls ,much more! BlueR i b b o n E s t a t e s.( 586 ) 321 -5377

E S T A T E S a l e .S e pt e mb e r 2 1 -September 22, 9am- 4pm. 15910 Jeffer-son, Grosse PointeP a r k. F a b ul o usitems including an-tiques, artwork, fur-niture and collect-ables. Rain or shine.

SHELBY TownshipEstate Sale. Friday-Sunday, 9am- 5pm.6 6 9 1 G u i ld f o rdDrive (South off 24Mile Road, East ofMound Road). Fur-niture, collectiblesand more! Photosa tactionestate.com.(586)228-9090

409 GARAGE / YARD /RUMMAGE SALE

$1 bag sale (nextweek). Clearancecorner; UnitarianC h ur c h A n ne x ,1 7 1 50 M a um e e/Neff. Wednesday,S e pt e mb er 2 5 ,1 0 a m - 3 p m ,Thursday, Septem-ber 26, 7pm- 9pm.While here look for

bargains in our re-sale/ consignmentshop. Donat i onsand consignmentstaken Wednesdays,9:30am- 2:00pm.

1 Prov

encal Road,f ir st h ou se o ff L a ke s h or e . 2 0l a di e s c l ea n edhouse! Friday andS a t u rd a y , 9 a m -3 p m. A n ti q ue s ,Woodard outdoorfurniture, lamps, lin-ens, pictures, booksand household. P

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10 Ladies SidewalkSale! 286 Touraine,Friday 10am- 3pm.C r y st a l p i e ce s ,Pangborn purse,

jewelry, artist's pos-i ng m annequ ins ,b o o k s, m i s ce l -laneous, all nice! Noclothes, cash only.Proceeds fund GED

scholarships.

1034 Lakeshore ,G ro s se P o in t eS h o re s . B o o ks ,clothes, furniture,horse riding stuff,household, miscel-laneous. Friday, Sat-urday, Sunday, 9am- 5pm.


1 0 49 W h it t ie r ,Grosse Pointe Park,Nice kids/ toddlerclothes, toys, fur-niture, home goods,mini fridge, sportsequipment, unex-pected treasures,quality stuff! Friday-Sunday, 9am- 3pm.

1050 Hawthorne.A r t wo r k , o f fi c echairs, crafts andsupplies, kitchen,L P s , d e c o r .Thursday- Friday,9 am - 4 p m. S at -u r da y 9 a m- 1 2.

22100 Marter, St.Clair Shores. Fur-n i tu r e, a r t, T V s,household i tems,Friday- Saturday,9am- 3pm.

3 4 E l m C o u r t(Across from WarM e m or i a l ) . S a t -

urday, 9am- 4pm.Designer c lothes(small sizes), house-h o l d, f u r ni t u re ,books .

3 95 R os s ev e ltP l ac e , G r os s ePointe C i ty . Sat-urday, 10am- 5pm.Great stuff , greatprices.

858 Washington.S a t u rd a y , 9 a m -3pm. Yard equip-ment, Brio, books,dishes, kitchen ta-ble, more!


910 Hidden Lane.September 21, 9am- 4pm. Art deco kit-chen set, Henredonsofa, table/ desk,french bistro table/chai rs, more fur-niture, householditems.

CAN' t M i ss ! 521

U n i v er s i t y . S a t -urday, September21, 9am- 4pm. Kid'sclothes: Polo, Aber-crombie and Fitch,N ik e, G ap a ndm o r e . W o m e n' sclothes and shoes.T o y s , f u r n i tu r e ,home ware, and art.S o me t hi n g f o re v e r y o n e .

F A BU L OU S y a r dsale! Saturday only,9 am - 2 pm . 2 30Moran. Furniture,designer clothes,tons of kids clothesand toys.

HUGE garage sale!Tools, workbench,household and mis-cellaneous items.S a tu r da y , 9 / 2 1,9am- 4pm. 19991W e s t C l ai r v ie wC o ur t , G r os s eP o in t e W o od s .

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OVING SALE! 1503Bla i rmoor Court ,F r id a y a n d S at -urday, 9am-3pm.Household i tems,dishes, furniture,p ing- pong table,m i s c e l l a n e o u st r e a s u r e s !


MOVING/ multifam-ily sale! Friday, Sat-urday, 9am- 4pmand Sunday 9am-1pm. Clothing forthe whole family.Household i tems.DVDs, books, chil-d ren ' s toys , f u r-n i ture and tools .S o me t hi n g f o r

everyone! Creditca rds accepted !1373 BeaconsfieldAvenue

MULTIFAMILY gar-a ge s a le . T oy s,sports, bikes. 162Lakeview. Friday-S a t u rd a y , 8 a m -3 p m .

ST . C l ai r Shores,22603 Sunnydale,(S. of 11 Mile, E. ofJef ferson) Fr idayand Saturday, 9am-5pm.

T R E A S U R E S &T r as h ! T h e f in a lp ur g e. G r os s ePointe Farms, 114Meadow Lane. Sat-u rday on ly , 9am-2pm. Lots of kidsstuff, like new. Girlsclothes, accessor-i es and bedd i ng .Little girls vanityset, women's de-s igner handbagsand accessor ies.Desk, filing cabinet,t a p e st r y c h a ir s ,f ra me d a rt a ndm uc h m or e ! N oe a r ly b i r ds !

415 WANTED TO BUY

CASH paid for new-er used paperbackbooks & DVDs i ng o o d c o n d i ti o n .New Horizons BookShop, 20757 13 Milea t L it t le M ac k.( 5 8 6 ) 2 9 6 - 1 5 6 0

C O I N S , j e w e l ry ,g ol d, s il ve r , b i -c y cl e s, m o to r -cycles, ATVs, art,antiques, furniture,etc. (586)778-4417

U P H O L S T E R E DChaise Loungue, forbedroom.(313)882-1716

500 ANIMALS ADOPT A PET

GROSSE Pointe An-imal Adoption Soci-ety. Pets for adop-tion. (313)884-1551,www.GPAAS.org

505 LOST & FOUND

GROSSE Pointe An-imal C l in ic has ablack female Pitbullmix, 2 female Box-er mixes and maleS h e p a r d m i x .

( 3 1 3 ) 8 2 2 - 5 7 0 7 .

510 ANIMAL SERVICES

HEATHER Clute Do

gWalking & Pet Sit-t in g. $ 12 p er 2 0m i n u t e w a l k .( 3 1 3 ) 6 7 3 - 7 0 0 9

600 CARS

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01 Lincoln TownCar, Cartier edition,

silver, gray leather,moon roof, loaded,garage kept, newt i r e s/ b r a k es ,110,000 miles, ex-cellent condition.$5,500.(313)881-0965

2008 Honda Civic SIM a n ua l . 4 4 , 00 0m i l e s , b l a c k ,100,000 warranty.(313)886-5778

603 GENERAL MOTORS

2001 Buick Regal.$5350. Leather in-terior, sunroof, V6,new tires, heatedseats, LOW MILES.O n e o w n e r .( 3 1 3 ) 3 5 0 - 3 1 4 7

CORVETTE Coupe,1964, Excellent! 4speed manual, red,leather, fuel injec-t i on , 3 7 5 h or s epower, positraction,knockoff wheels,$40,000.(313)882-0976

604 ANTIQUE / CLASSIC

WANTED c l ass i ccar, will pay up to$12,000 1925-1985.Call 7 days(248)338-0852/ cell.

605 FOREIGN1984 Porsche 944.78,000 miles, platin-um/ brown leather,automatic, $6,500.(810)748-8848

2008 Honda CivicEXL Sedan. 45,000miles, loaded, ex-cellent condition.$12,500.(313)770-2022

651 BOATS AND MOTORS

2 6 f oo t S ea ra ySundancer 1979.Excellent shape, re-cent major engineoverhaul, new out-drive, 2007 trailer,$7,500.(313)580-4753

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716 OFFICE / COMMERCIAL FOR RENT

RENTALREALESTATE700

APTS/FLATS/DUPLEXPOINTES/HARPER WOODS

1033 Maryland, 2bedroom upper, liv-ing room, d in ing

room, tiled kitchen,all appliances, tiledb a th , s e pa r at eb a s em e n t w i t hw a sh e r/ d r ye r ,covered porch, offs t r e et p a r k in g ,hardwood floors, at-tic storage, com-pletely redecorated.Call 313-886-5899for showing.

1 1 4 6 M a r yl a n d,Grosse Pointe Park.3 bedroom upperf la t, s tu dy , e n-closed porch, fire-place, oak wood-work, ap l iances ,

l a un d ry . $ 8 50 /month and utilities.(248)542-3039

700APTS/FLATS/DUPLEX

POINTES/HARPER WOODS

2 bedroom lower,Nottingham southof Jefferson, hard-

wood f loors, newa p pl i an c es , o f f street parking. $600(810)229-0079

3 bedroom upper,Nottingham, com-pletely remodeled,air, no pets. $1,000.(313)822-6970

847 Harcourt. Up-per, 2 bedroom, 1.5baths , f i rep l ace .F resh ly pa i n ted ,n e w c a r p e tthroughout, newfurnace, central air,newer w i ndows,and kitchen appli-

ances. No smokingor pets. Lower unitis owner occupied.$1,000 per month(313)570-6699

947 Nottingham, 3b e d ro o m u p p erwith new carpeting;living room, diningroom, modern kit-chen with granitea n d a p p l ia n c e s ;hardwood floors ex-cept bedrooms; nosmoking or pets;lower unit owneroccupied; $800 plussecurity. Contact

[email protected]

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FURNISHED GrossePointe City, Rivard/Jefferson, large 3

bedroom, 2 bath,family room, fire-place, garage, base-ment. Available Oc-tober 15. $2,400.(313)884-8700

N O T T I N G H A M ,south of Jefferson.Beautiful renovatedupper, newly car-peted, 2 bedrooms,updated k i tchenand ba th , d i ni ngroom, appliances.Ideal for graduatestudent, businessperson. Very quietb u il d in g . N osmoking/ pets. Ref-

erences required.$625/ month, plussecurity.(313

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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



UPPER Neff 2 bed-room apartment. Allappl iances, 1 of f

street parking spot,a nd c en t ra l a i r.C r ed i t c h ec k b yowner occupant.$900 . Ca ll(313)458-7958

701 APTS/FLATS/DUPLEXDETROIT/WAYNE COUNTY

JEFFERSON/ Alterarea. Nice water-front, cleaned, wellmaintained lowerflat. Great for fisher-men. $275/ month.

(313)802-7710


DETROIT/WAYNE COUNTY

NOTTINGHAM DU-PLEX- MORANGAREA, 2 bedroom,

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

702 APTS/FLATS/DUPLEXS.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


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$385- $

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ies, refrigerator, mi-crowave, satell iteTV included. Shore-pointe, 20000 EastNine Mile, St. ClairShores.(586)773-3700

BEAUTIFUL

, 3 bed-room brick ranchwith 2 car attachedgarage.(586)909-1703

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.

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eek- 2 story,2 bedroom homeon canal, boatwelli n c lu d e d . $ 8 7 5 /month .(313

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G R OS S E P o i nt eWoods, newly dec-orated home on Al-

lard. 2 bedrooms, 2full baths, fireplace,semi- finished base-m en t, 1 c ar a t-t a c he d g a r a ge ,l ar g e l ot . $ 87 5monthly plus secur-ity deposit.(586)615-7929

RIDGEMONT Road,G ro s se P o in t eWoods. 2 bedroomhome. Living room,k i tc h en , 1 b a th ,c en tr al a ir . N osmoking, no pets.$900/ month plussecurity deposit andc r ed i t c h ec k .

(313)447-0770 or

[email protected]

706HOUSES FOR RENT

DETROIT/WAYNE COUNTY

1 bedroom house.East English Village,wa lk to Cadi eux

Cafe. Nice neigh-borhood. All appli-ances, $450/ month(313)410-2100

716 OFFICE / COMMERCIALFOR RENT

JEFFERSON, 15005-Offices to rent. In-ternet and utilitiesincluded. $195 andup. (313)824-7900

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

DIRECTORYOFSERVICESSome classications are not required by law to be licensed. Please check with the proper state agency to verify license.

918 CEMENT WORK

900 AIR CONDITIONING

907 BASEMENTWATERPROOFING

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THOMASKLEINER

Construction Co.BASEMENT

WATERPROOFING

CONCRETEMASONRY

Walls Straightened&Braced or ReplacedDrainage SystemsTrusted name 30

years in the PointesLicensed & Insured

(313)886-3150G. P. Resident

Member BBBAll Credit Card

Accepted

911 BRICK / BLOCK WORK

AFFORDABLE lightmasonry. Save on

tuckpoint ing, re-placements, colormortar matching,references, estim-ates. Licensed/ In-sured Mike.(313)

8

84-

0985

MADISON Maint

en-ance specializing inrestoration of chim-n e ys , p o rc h es ,houses, brick walls,tuck pointing, al lmasonry. GrossePo i n te res i dent.Free estimates. Li-censed and insured.madisonmainten-ance.com

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85-

8525Cell (313)402-7166

911 BRICK / BLOCK WORK

THOMAS K le iner ,porches, chimneys,expert tuckpointing.30 years exper i-ence. Licensed/ in-s u re d . G r os s ePointe resident. 313-886-3150

916CARPET INSTALLATION /REPAIR

FREE PADDING withcarpet installation!Save up to 33 centsper square foot!Supreme Floor Cov-ering (586)87

9

-0195

920 C HI MNEY REPAIR

MADISON Mainten-anc

e specializing inrestoration of chim-n e ys , p o rc h es ,houses, brick walls,tuck pointing, al lmasonry. Grosse

Po i n te res i dent.Free estimates. Li-censed and insured.madisonmainten-ance.com(313)885-8525Cell (313)402-7166

THOMAS KleinerChimneys repaired orrebuilt. 30 years. Li-censed/ insured.Grosse Pointe resi-dent. 313-886-3150

929 DRYWALL / PLASTERING

( 3 1 3 ) 9 9 9 - 1 0 0 3lakeshoreplaster.com Cracks, coves,

decorat ive , sk imc o a t s , p a i n t in g ,stuccos. All creditcards.

ANDY Squires. Plas-t e r in g , d r y w al l ,painting. Stucco re-pa ir . Sp ray , tex-t u r ed c e i l i ng s .( 5 8 6 ) 7 5 5 - 2 0 5 4 ,( 5 8 6 ) 2 1 4 - 9 8 2 1

929 DRYWALL / PLASTERING

930 ELECTRICAL SERVICES

( 5 8 6 ) 4 1 5 - 0 1 5 3 .Homestar Electric.Older home special-ists. Circuit breakerb o x e s, o u t d oo rp l u gs , r e c es s e dlights, additions, alltypes of electricalwork. Licensed, in-sured. www.nomorefuses.com

934 FENCES

ALL fences, gates,g a t e o p e ra t o rs ;sales, service, in-stal lation, repair.Modern Fence, 586776-5456

936 FLOOR SANDING /REFINISHING

FLOOR sanding andfinishing. Free esti-mates. Terry Yerke,586-823-7753

939 GENERAL SERVICES

P I ON E ER P O LEBUILDINGS- Free es-timates. Licensedand insured. 2x6t russes, 45 yearw a r ra n t y, G a l -va lume steel , 19colors, since 1976.# 1 i n M i ch i ga n .

(800 )292 -0679

943 LANDSCAPERS /TREE SERVICE/GARDENER

AFFORDABLE nextday service. Trim-m i n g , w e e d i n g ,edging, cultivating,planting, pruning,mulching, snow re-moval . Completey a r d w o r k .( 3 1 3 ) 3 7 7 - 1 4 6 7

ANNUAL and peren-nial flower gardensm a in t a in e d , i n -stalled, shrub trim.$49/ hour. Dennis

(313)831-7109

D AV E' s T re e &Shrub. Tree remov-al/ trimming, leaf/free estimates, 20

years. 10% d is-c o u nt a v a il a bl e586-216-0904

DERK Brown LawnSprinklers & Light-ing. Winterization!Service/ installation.I nsu red. Exper i -

d 8 1 0 76 5

943 LANDSCAPERS /TREE SERVICE/GARDENER

DOMINICs StumpG r in d in g . B a c k-yar ds no pr

oblem.S tumps on ly . I n -sured. Since 1972.(586)445-0225

EXPERT shrub trim-ming, by Jeff John-son and Econo CutLawn Care. Land-scaping, sod, and all

your other outdoorneeds. Licensed, in-s u r e d , B B B .( 5 8 6 ) 2 1 2 - 4 8 8 4

GARDENER servingthe f inest GrossePointe homes since1979. Provencal ,Lake Shore care-taker experience.Fall cleanups, trim-ming, weeding, bededging, cut perenni-als, planting, prun-ing, eves, snow andmore!(313)3

77-1467

K

&K LAWN &SHRUB SERVICES

Complete OutdoorMaintenance &

Landscaping ServicesFREE ESTIMATES

Licensed & Insured(313)417-0797

LANEYS Landscap-ing. Specializing inl aw n & g ro un dm a i n t e n a n c e ,weeding/ trimming,landscape design,s o d d in g , b r i c k-pavers. www.laneysl a n d s c a p e . c o m( 3 1 3 ) 8 8 5 - 9 3 2 8

MACS TREE ANDSHRUB TRIMMINGCOMPLETE WORKServing The Pointes

For 30 YearsReasonable Rates

Quality ServiceCall 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 ow p l ow in g .( 5 8 6 ) 7 7 9 - 9 2 0 0

SPRINKLER winteriz-at ion and repai r ,design and installa-t i o n. L a n ds c a pelighting installation,r e pa ir s a nd u p-grades. Drainagesystems. Weldon Ir-r igation Manage-

t

944 GUTTERS / SIDING

GENTILE roofing ands i di n g. C u st o mseamless gutters.Licensed, insured.(313)884-1602

945 HANDYMAN

AN able, depend-able, honest. Car-pentry , pa int ing,plumbing, electrical.If you have a prob-lem, need repairs,any installing. Ron(586)573-6204

AN affordable price.M i ke handyman.Electrical, plumbing,ca rpent ry, ha rd-w o od f l oo r in g ,ceramic, marble,

p a i nt i n g . R o o fs ,bathrooms, base-ments, k i tchens,decks. Code viola-tions. Small or big

jobs. 313-237-7607,586-215-4388, 810908-4888. NativeGrosse Pointer.

FATHER and sonshonest and depend-able. My family willtake care of all of

your repai r and

maintenance needs,s ma ll a nd l ar g ejo bs , co de vi ol a-tions. Licensed andinsured call Chris,free estimates Cer-t i fi cate o f occu -p a n c y . 3 1 3 - 4 081166, Grosse Pointeresidents.

HANDYM AN ser -v i c e , e l e c t r ic a l ,p l um bi n g, c a r-pentry, roofing, sid-ing, and more. CallSam (313)247-3016

MINOR repairs LLC,

no job too small. Li-censed. Free estim-ates. (313)701-0978

REPAIRS from $40.Park homeowner.Licensed, free es-timates. (313)4026436

946 HAULING / MOVING

1A Haul ing . Rub-bish removal, appli-ances, backyards,garages, houses,e t c . D u m ps t e r s

i l b l

946 HAULING / MOVING

A1 Hauling/ Handy-man. 24-7! Cleanouts: yards, base-ments, garages, at-t i cs , e t c. A p pl i -ances, smal l de-mol i t ion.(586

)764-

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949 JANITORIAL SERVICES

HIGH end cleaningc o m p an y o f f e rsnew affordable ser-vice. Call Kathleenfor details (586)7095817

954 PAINTING / DECORATING

ALL Pointes Paint-

ing, 20 years of re-ferrals. Don McGlas-son, Visa/ Master-card 313-215-5076


BOWMAN Painting.Interior/ exterior.Window specialist.Over 35 years ex-p e ri e nc e . G a ry( 3 1 3 ) 5 2 5 - 0 0 4 9

BRIAN'S PAINTIN

GInterior/ Exterior.Specializing alltypes painting,

caulking, windowglazing, plaster re-pair. Guaranteed.

Insured. Free estim-ates. Reasonable.

586-

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078

JOHNS PAINTINGInterior/Exterior

Repairing:Damaged plaster,drywall, cracks,

windowsputtying, caulking.Fire/Waterdamage

insurance work.

All workguaranteedG. P. ReferencesLicense/InsuredFree estimatesSeniorDiscount313-882-5038


959 POWER WASHINGP R O F E S S I O N A LPressure-Washing.Homes, patios, gut-ters, sealing.Licensed/ Insured1 0 Y e a r s !

www.CrystalCleanPressureWash.com(313)881-1025

960 ROOFING SERVICES

973 TILE WORK

AAA Ti le- foyers,baths, kitchens, tilerepair, shower pan,re-grouting. Joe(

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977 WALL WASHING

MADAR Mainten-ance. Hand washwalls and windows.Free estimates &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 cleaning/power washing.313-884-4300

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Professional Office BuildingNine Mile and Jefferson Beautiful Building

Parking 1,680 sq. ft. 2 BathroomsGeneral Office Attorney Insurance

Price Lease Negotiable Broker Protected

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