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Just before 9 a.m.
last
Monday morning in the
city council chambers at
City Hall, before a stand-
ing-room- only crowd,
St. Clair Shores officially
got a new police chief,
Todd Woodcox.
The installment cere-
mony made the transi-
tion for Woodcox com-
plete after serving as the
citys interim police chief
since the retirement of
former top cop, Michael
Walleman, more than
three months earlier.
Weve seen some re-
markable changes in the
short time hes even been
the acting interim chief,
City Manager Phillip
Ludos said. Im pretty
impressed with the direc-
tion hes taking right
now.
Although the change
from Interim to perma-
nent Chief of Police may
seem like a small thing to
many, the implications
are far-reaching and give
Woodcox the ability to
make changes in the de-
partment, he said.
As far as day-to-day
operations, not much is
going to change,
Woodcox said. Ive al-
ready been doing the job
of chief since late
January. However, now
that we know who will be
holding the office of chief
for the next several
years, Ill be more free to
be able to make larger
changes to the depart-
ment that I can see
through for the next sev-
eral year. I was hesitant
to make those kinds of
changes before today.
The new chief wouldnt
go into specifics, but
hinted at changes in
command staff, and per-
sonnel in terms of posi-
tions.
There still is the issue
of filling the office of
Deputy Chief, he said. I
cant begin shaking up all
my staff until I know who
is going to be in that of-
fice, but were going to
start moving in that di-
rection.
These types of admin-
istrative decision are par
of the course as
Woodcox tackles the job
of Police Chief, and the
adjustment from police
officer to police adminis-
trator has, at times, been
challenging.
I didnt have a full
grasp of it until I actually
starting doing it,
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Change is a constant.
And, things are chang-
ing here at the St. Clair
Shores Connection news-
paper as well.
For regular readers,
youll notice many differ-
ences in the recent weeks
to your paper. Some of
these are subtle and un-
derstated, while others are
very noticeable.
Nonetheless, change
will continue.
I believe that if youre
not evolving, if youre not
adapting, youre falling be-
hind, and each of you de-
serves better than that
from your community
newspaper.
And thats exactly what
the St. Clair Shores
Connection is a com-
munity newspaper.
In an era when informa-
tion is literally a click of a
mouse away, newspapers
are losing their footing
and many have simply
folded up shop and gone
the way of the 8-track
player and cassette deck.
This is the reality of the
business, of the industry,
but this publication is
bucking that trend.
And, honestly, our abili-
ty and willingness to
change is part of the rea-
son why.
What does this mean?
Simply put, it means the
Connection belongs to
each of you, the readers,
and were changing every
day to make this happen.
It belongs to the city
council, the library and the
city officials of St. Clair
Shores.
It belongs to Lake
Shore, Lakeview and
South Lake school dis-
tricts.
It belongs to the non-
profits and the for-profits,
to the home businesses
and the big businesses.
It belongs to every fiber
that weaves itself through
the fabric of St. Clair
Shores, regardless of how
big or how small.
It belongs to you.
Our goal is to make the
St. Clair Shores
Connection newspaper
part of this amazing quilt
of community.
In order for that to hap-
pen though, it, we, have to
interact, to touch, to get
through to all of you.
There has to be a level of
trust, a level of respect,
and a level of communica-
tion that is unique to com-
munity newspapers.
It has to be a two-way
street.
What each of you think
is important. It matters.
But it only matters if you
let me know that it does.
We heard the call for
high school sports cover-
age, and now, the
Connection has sports
coverage.
Change
is in the
works
By John McTaggart
Staff Writer
See CHANGE, page 2A
PHOTO JOHN MCTAGGART
New Police Chief Todd Woodcox shares a smile with 40th District Judge Mark A.
Fratarcangeli after Woodcox was named the new police chief.
By John McTaggart
Staff Writer
Woodcox
named new
police chief
here once was a museum, a museum shall
be once again.
Located at the former site of Stahls
Automotive Museum, the Detroit Arsenal
of Democracy Museum is dedicated to the Detroit au-
tomotive industry, its employees and their combined
efforts to defend the nation.
An open house celebration is held from 9:30 to 5
p.m. Saturday, May 10, at the museum, 22960
Industrial Drive West, St. Clair Shores.
With many historic vehicles, World WarII historical
displays and re-enactors, the grand opening is a
moving tribute to all those who have worn the na-
tions uniform and the workers who toiled tirelessly
in building the vehicles and equipment that made
Detroit The Arsenal of Democracy.
Notable vehicles on display include Gen. Dwight D.
Eisenhowers Cadillac limousine staff car, 1944 M20
armored utility car, 1942 Villys Jeep with mounted
bazooka, 1944 Sheran tank and the militarys 1070
Heavy Equpment Transpoter.
Highlights include a Vendors Village military
and historical artifacts sale, a turn at firing a .30 cali-
ber machine gun, exploring the WWII parachute
jump harness, interactive games, raffles, bounce
The Arsenal of
Democracy
Museum is slat-
ed to open May
10. Pictured,
one of the mu-
seums volun-
teers stands be-
side a command
center that is
set up in the
museum.
PHOTO BY JOHN MCTAGGART
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See MUSEUM, page 3A
Detour
house

plowed
A bulldozer plows over
what remains of a house
on Detour Monday. The
house was vacant and ma-
ny neighbors on the block
were there to cheer on the
demolition.
Woodcox said. Its been
a crazy-steep learning
curve, but Ive had unbe-
lievable support from
City Hall and from my
staff. Without the crew
that I have, without Phils
(Ludos) help here. I
would not have made it
past these past three
months.
Its been a very inter-
esting change going from
primarily being a police
officer with some admin-
istrative responsibility to
now, 99 percent of the
time, Im an administra-
tor instead of a police of-
ficer. I still get out on the
street during my lunch
break, and I make a few
traffic stops here and
there, but that wasnt a
surprise. I knew it was
coming. Thats been the
most difficult part of the
transition.
According to members
of the City Council,
Woodcox has handled
these challenges with
poise and grace, and each
took a moment during
last Mondays meeting to
congratulate the new
chief in their remarks.
Ive been very im-
pressed with our new
chief since he took over
the responsibilities in late
January, Councilman
John Caron said. I look
forward to working with
him in the future.
I also, and I think ev-
eryone has, been im-
pressed with his accessi-
bility, Councilwoman
Candice Rusie added.
Congratulations to
him.
We heard the call for
more and larger photos,
and now, our photos are
center-stage of each pub-
lication.
More positivity. More
features. Stories that
stretch beyond the city
boundaries were all
heard and are all part of
the changes taking place.
We have a team of top-
notch and experienced
writers, including Bob St.
John, Ann L. Fouty and
Brad Lindberg, and each
one brings a new and
fresh perspective to the
city.
Im at as many func-
tions and events as possi-
ble, camera in hand,
looking for that photo
opportunity and making
sure that each shot is re-
flective of the event and
the community.
Were not the New
York Times or the Wall
Street Journal, and Im
proud to say that, actual-
ly.
There is always a place
in the Connection for the
news of the city, and
there always will be.
In fact, the front page
each week will likely be
full of headlines reflect-
ing this news, but the
newspaper is, and al-
ways will be, a communi-
ty paper.
That means there will
be photo stories of the
parade and the fire-
works.
There will be touching
features on local resi-
dents and events.
There will be business
profiles, ribbon cuttings,
and Pet of the Week fea-
tures.
There will be previews
of community events and
charity functions.
Most importantly, how-
ever, you, the communi-
ty, will be involved.
Getting involved isnt
nearly as hard as you
might think.
Interact with me on
Twitter (@scsconnec-
tion), send in photo-
graphs of sports teams
and events ( I cant be ev-
erywhere, despite how
hard I try to be), and
send in your birth an-
nouncements and en-
gagements and business
promotions.
A community newspa-
per is about community
pride and dont be shy to
express that to me.
There have been
changes here at the
Connection, and those
wheels of change always
will be in motion.
That said, the one con-
stant will be each of you,
and your value to this
publication.
2A ST. CLAIR SHORES CONNECTION THURSDAY, MAY 8, 2014
Continued from page 1A
CHANGE
CHIEF
Police Chief Todd Woodcox shares his special day with
his children, Lucas and Kaitlyn.
4 Paws 1 Heart
Melissa Jeffrey, Lisa Brownfield and Dee Gudenau were among about 120 people
participating in the 4 Paws 1 Heart bowling fundraiser at Harbor Lanes last
Saturday night.
The citys Waterfront
E n v i r o n m e n t a l
Committee has added
some incentive for stu-
dents who want to help
the group out this year
with the Nautical Coast
Clean Up and other
events.
One student from
each of the citys high
schools can win a one-
person 12-foot kayak
courtesy of the
W a t e r f r o n t
E n v i r o n m e n t a l
Committee.
The program actually
began months ago and
lasts until Friday, May
2 3 , Commi t t e e
Chairman Joe St. John
said.
It pretty much lasts
the entire school year,
he said. And the dead-
line for application is
getting close, right after
the Nautical Coast
Clean Up, actually.
St. John said the com-
mittee hasnt received
any applications yet, but
he expects that to
change as the deadline
draws closer.
The criteria is that
you have to volunteer
for at least one of our
projects, St. John said.
And I think after the
clean up well start to
see them coming in.
Each kayak is promi-
nently displayed at each
high school, St. John
added, and were pur-
chased with grant funds
by the committee.
Lake St. Clair is a
perfect lake for kayak-
ing, he said. And how
better than to encour-
age these kids to keep
the lake clean by letting
them see how much
they can enjoy it in a
kayak.
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MUSEUM
house and vehicle rides.
Special guests include Rep.
Gary Peters, Rep. John
Pappageorge, St. Clair
Shores Mayor Kip Walby and
several more local officials.
The museum also features
a restoration display area,
where the public can see the
actual restoration of military
vehicles in progress.
The museum is open from
10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Fridays; and
10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturdays
throughout the summer.
Donations are requested.
For more information, call
the museum at (586) 776-
1976 or visit arsen
alofdemocracy.org.
TOP: The Arsenal of Democracy museum is loaded with
vehicles and displays. ABOVE: The field casket of Leroy D.
Gray is a powerful reminder to museum goers as to the re-
ality of the war. Gray was a member of the 2nd Infantry
Division and killed in France in 1944. LEFT: The Lonely
Bull is on display. BELOW: Authentic uniforms are part
of the museums collection. BELOW, LEFT: The ceremonial
ribbon cutting took place last week and members of the muse-
um joined Mayor Kip Walby in officially welcoming the facili-
ty to St. Clair Shores. BOTTOM: Models of wartime aircraft
can be found in the museums gift shop.
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house with their parents.
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patterned brick work and
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es a non-Tudor interior. The
interior colonial style has
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to each first floor room
from the decidedly mascu-
line library, where poems
Murphy wrote will be on
his desk, to the loggia, a
womans retreat focusing
on a blue cushioned confi-
dante sofa. Gail Urso of
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Pointe Park had the chal-
lenge of refreshing the log-
gia, creating a room where
the outdoors could be en-
joyed without being out-
doors.
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the structure, which is
common in Italy, she said.
It has two brick walls and
two walls with screens.
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were birds.
There were 20 cardinals
on the trellis, Urso said
when she first visited the
house.
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cushioned chairs with in-
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sound of trickling water in
a copper garden sculpture
provides the background
as guests enjoy looking at
the large yard.
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the kitchen and balances
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per, Haith continued.
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wallpaper, black with white
script.
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the notion the kitchen is of-
ten known as the hub of a
house. So just think, If on-
ly walls could talk, just
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The windows made us
want to create a bright hap-
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By Ann L. Fouty
Special Writer
Above: Jeanine M.
Haith of
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Interiors Grosse
Pointe took on the
kitchen, once the
butlers pantry.
She covered the
walls with black
script wallpaper.
The white script
picks up the white
cabinets.
At left: Loretta
Crenshaw of
Detroit replaced
the dark wooden
mantel with a
white, custom-
made mantel. The
walls went from a
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but it can also develop in an ex-
isting mole. When detected and
treated early, melanoma is cur-
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Te overall incidence of mela-
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al to amplify the sun-
shine, Woolsley said.
The team began with a
pink, coral and green
French Aubusson rug, she
said, using coral for the
walls.
The shade of coral was
difficult to choose because
we wanted something
bright and saturated, not
garish as some pinks can
be, Woolsey said.
Furnishings are a mix.
She said they used a
Continental dining table,
French chairs, a modern
buffet, an English break-
front and a china cabinet
with an Asian flare, so you
can take away from many
different view points.
Upstairs, Kristin Ross of
Finish by Red Dcor of
Grosse Pointe took a room
painted in deep green and
transformed it into a pink
sisters suite.
The rooms concept was
to combine similar yet op-
posite and complementa-
ry ideas.
I chose vintage textiles
and classic motifs to give
the room a timeless ap-
peal, she said in an e-
mail. I knew this space
should not take itself too
seriously. Little girls love
to play dress up and who
doesnt love a giraffe in
spectator heels?
She repurposed a china
cabinet into a wardrobe.
She added fabricated
headboards and a vintage
chandelier.
Elisabeth Meda of
Elisabeth Meda Interior
Design of Grosse Pointe
Woods chose the master
bedrooms sitting room, ti-
tling it Welcome Home.
This was my first
choice, she said, because
of the windows and natu-
ral light. Its beautiful all
day. I used crystal and
glass accessories because
of the light that is in the
room. I played off the iron
in the windows with an
iron and glass cocktail ta-
ble and iron drapery rods.
To create a cozy space,
Meda said, she used an ar-
ea rug of soft sea grass
blue and wheat.
I chose this room to
show the possibilities for
small spaces and to create
a space for young children
to play house or engage
in indoor reading, said
Jane Shook of Jane Shook
Painted Interiors of Grosse
Pointe Farms. The room
was the upstairs linen
closet lined with white
cupboards and drawers.
It takes a great deal of
time to create custom
hand-painted furniture
and the show house time
lines require one to plan
and execute quickly, but
everyone involved with
the house is supportive in
many special ways to
make the house another
great success, she said.
Event proceeds support
the JLDs new health and
nutrition initiative
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Designers Show House
corporate sponsors in-
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Tuesday and Thursday, 10
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The list of gifts for
mom on Mothers Day
can be very long, very
elaborate and very ex-
pensive.
Jewelry, clothing, a
day at the spa each of
these are very nice ways
of showing mom just
how much she is appre-
ciated.
However, there is
something special about
a handmade gift from a
child.
On Saturday, May 10,
the St. Clair Shores
Public Library is help-
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these handcrafted gifts
by hosting their annual
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sessions to children of
all ages, the first run-
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through noon, and the
second from 2 - 4 p.m.
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said. Its something
they really enjoy doing
and something they
make with a lot of
thought and care. You
can see it in their faces.
This year, the library
is offering two craft op-
tions for participants,
Drewek said.
One craft is a little
more challenging than
the other, especially for
small children to do,
she said. But with a lit-
tle help from a parent or
an older sibling it
shouldnt be any prob-
lem.
Drewek said that chil-
dren werent required to
do both crafts, but the
option to complete both
is there.
Theres something
there for all ages,
Drewek said. And you
can get as detailed as
you want with the deco-
rating of each craft.
The library supplies
all the materials, and
teen volunteers are will-
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any help the crafters
might need to make
sure that gift is just right
for mom, grandma or
anyone deserving, she
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time, Drewek said.
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Library offers crafting
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One by one, they came
to the YMCA on
Jefferson Avenue be-
tween 9 Mile and Marter
last Saturday morning
and gathered in the park-
ing lot.
It was cold. It was
windy, but they still came.
Some wore gold pants
in her honor.
Others came with
memories and stories of
the times they shared
with her.
Others just came as a
tribute to her.
Whatever brought
them there, nearly 300
people took part in this
years "Breez" Through
the Shores 5K Fun run,
honoring former resi-
dent, Breeana Kay Dixit,
who was killed in 2013
while running in
Kalamazoo, Michigan.
This is really great,
Breeanas mother Julie
Horvath said. Its very
touching to see everyone
show up and honor Bree
this way. it really is.
Not only did the event
serve as a 5K race, it also
featured raffle prizes and
vendors, and raised mon-
ey for the YMCAs annual
campaign, and the Jenna
Kast Believe in Miracles
Foundation.
These are two great
charities, Horvath said.
Were really happy to be
able to help them in any
way we can.
The race wound its
way through the neigh-
borhood surrounding the
YMCA and concluded
back in the parking lot of
the facility.
We had so many vol-
unteers who helped out,
she said. There were
volunteers on every cor-
ner of the course. There
were volunteers helping
out with registering peo-
ple, everything. I really
dont know what to say. It
means a lot to me that
they are here, and help
make this possible.
Dixit was an avid run-
ner, so the 5k race seemed
the perfect tribute.
As far as the gold pants
go, longtime friend Tess
Guyette explained.
Its a Bree thing,
Guyette said. She wore
them to football games at
Western (Michigan
University). Its in honor
of here we wear them.
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The race is underway last Saturday morning, with more than 200 participants running through the neighbor-
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Native plant sale
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3 p.m. Friday, May 9; and 9
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out, Saturday, May 10, at
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May 10, at Harbor 9
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St. Clair Shores.
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New museum
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The Detroit Arsenal of
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Saturday, May 10, at 22960
Industrial Drive West, St.
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Yardeners
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Monday, May 12, at the St.
Clair Shores Public
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Society members can also
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The speakers are Al and
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Public Library and the
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Tuesdays, May 13, and
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third Thursday of each
month in the William R.
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the library, 22500 11 Mile,
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Above, South Lakes Sara
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ed 27 hits and the pitch-
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only two runs.
In game one, Sarah
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She gave up only one hit
and struck out six, while
Jordyn Dunlop was 3-for-
3 with a run and RBI.
Other offensive stars
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runs, and Natalie
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Head coach Will
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four RBIs and two runs.
Mackenzie Alvae was
3-for-3 with two runs and
two RBIs and Brooke
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two RBIs.
The winning pitcher
was Anika Champine,
who tossed four innings.
Lake Shore finally
climbed to the .500 mark
after beating Berkeley
10-0 the following day.
Ratledge pitched her
second straight one-hit-
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five innings.
Wauters blasted a
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Nemitz also connected
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Stepanenko and Alvae
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Lake Shore improved
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Shorians squad
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Shores put together a
solid string of games and
are in the thick of divi-
sion races.
South Lake remained
in first place in the
Ma c o mb Ar e a
Conference Si l ver
Division, with wins over
Center Line, 6-0, Warren
Fitzgerald, 3-0, and
Madison, 8-0
The girls played very
well in each game and
the defense was out-
standing to post the shut-
outs, head coach Marty
Shearer said. The girls
are working well togeth-
er and gaining a lot of
confidence.
Against Center Line,
Jessica McClinton had a
huge game, scoring four
goals, with Lauren
Giurlanda and Taylor
Morgan scoring one goal
apiece.
In net, Chasity Homer
made 12 saves to blank
the Panthers and came
back just as strong two
days later, posting seven
saves to blank the
Spartans.
Giurlanda had the hot
hand for the Cavaliers,
scoring twice, while
Katelyn Tomasello had
the other goal.
In the game at Madison
last week, McClinton put
four more goals on the
board and is the MAC
Silver Divisions leading
scorer.
Emi l y Ral ei gh,
Stephanie Cardano,
Sydney Pelt and
Giurlanda also tallied for
South Lake, which is 4-0
in the division and 5-3
overall.
Lake Shore stayed in
first place in the MAC
Blue Division, improving
to 6-0-2 for 20 points af-
ter defeating Port Huron
Northern 4-2 and Port
Huron 8-0 on the road,
and Sterling Heights 5-0
on home turf.
Head coach Dave
Lount told his players
they needed to play with
more focus. They fol-
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sion with the two big
road victories.
Against the Northern
Huski es, Ashl ey
Romanowski had the hat
trick, plus one assist, to
lead the Shorians.
Morgan Hudson had
the other goal, with
Shannon Marsh netting
two assists and Kaitlyn
Bartl netting one assist.
Two days later, the
Shorians took a second
straight long bus ride to
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they had no trouble de-
stroying the Big Reds as
Bartl and Romanowski
had two goals apiece.
Other offensive stand-
outs were Katie Ruman,
Jacee Shelton and
Hudson.
Next up for Lake Shore
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Lakeview High School
on Monday, May 12 at
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Cavaliers will square off
against fellow MAC
Silver rival, and the team
on their heels in the divi-
sion race, New Haven
High School at home on
Monday, May 12.
Shores soccer teams in title chase
PHOTO BY BOB BRUCE
All three high school teams are in the thick of a division title race this season
by Bob St. John
Special Writer
Game, set, match
PHOTO BY RENEE LANDUYT
The Huskies top singles player, Rachel Stacheit, gets ready to send ball back to
her opponent last week when the squad battled Grosse Pointe North . Lakeview
is in the hunt for a Macomb Area Conference Gold Division title this season,
competing with Sterling Heights, Utica, Warren Woods Tower, Center Line and
East Detroit.
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111 HAPPY ADS
099
BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES
SAWMI LLS I rOn
Ohly $4,37! Muka
& Suva MONEY wlth
yOur Owh Duhdnlll.
Cut lunDar uhy dl-
nahslOh. lh stOck
raudy tO shl. FREE
l hI O/ DvD. www.
NOrwOOdSuwnllls.c
On (800)578-133
Ext. 300N
100 ANNOUNCEMENTS
MEDI CAL Dl l l l h
trul haas haadad!
Hal DOctOr's uhd
HOsltuls rOcass
l h s u r u h c a u h d
Dllllh. NO axarl-
ahca haadad. Oh-
llha trulhlh ut SC
Trulh ats yOu jOD
raudy. Hlh SchOOl
dllOnu/ CED & PC/
l htarhat haadad.
( 877) 253- 45
100 ANNOUNCEMENTS
CANADA Dru Cah-
tar ls yOur chOlca
IOr suIa uhd uIIOrd-
uDla nadlcutlOhs.
Our llcahsad Cuhu-
dl uh nul l Or dar
h u r nu c y wl l l
rOvl da yOu wl th
suvlhs OI u tO 75
arcaht Oh ull yOur
nadlcutlOh haads.
Cull tOduy
(800)25-4150 IOr
$10 OII yOur Ilrst
rascrl tl Oh uhd
I raa shl l h.
ESTATE Sula, 1372
Whlttlar (OII Muck,
SOuth OI Cudlaux).
T hur s du y 8 u n-
4n. Frl duy, Sut-
urduy 10un- 4n.
www.lluvuhtlquas.c
On Or
(58)344-2048
101 PRAYERS
ST. Juda, thuhk yOu
I O r r u y a r s
u h s w a r a d .
101 PRAYERS
MAY tha Sucrad
Haurt OI Jasus Da
udOrad, lOvad, lOrl-
Ilad uhd rasarvad
IOravar uhd avar.
Sucrad Haurt OI Ja-
sus, St. Juda hal OI
tha hOal ass, St.
Juda nukar OI nlr-
uclas ruy IOr us.
Suy tlnas u duy
IOr duys.
114 MUSIC EDUCATION
GROSSE POlhta l-
uhO tauchar hus
Oahlhs IOr Dalh-
har uhd lhtarnadl-
uta laval studahts OI
u l l u a s . C u l l
( 3 1 3 ) 8 8 5 - 3 1 7
200 HELP WANTED
GENERAL
CDL- A dr l var s
haadad. U t O
$5,000 slh- Oh DO-
hus & .5 CPM dad-
lcutad uhd Ovar tha
rOud raut nllas &
tlna OII. BahaIlts,
401K, EOE. Cull 7
d u y s u w a a k
(8)50-4382 COr-
dOhTrucklh.cOn
LOOKI NG I Or u
hu hdy nu h whO
khOws t ha cOh-
structlOh lhdustry,
Owh truhsOrtutlOh.
Enul l rasuna tO
schultasDulldars@
yuhOO.cOn
200
HELP WANTED
GENERAL
CHILDREN'S MIN-
ISTRIES DIRECT-
OR, CrOssa POlhta
CO h r a u t l O h u l
Church, Daval O/
tauch Chrlstluh adu-
cutlOh rOrun IOr
chl l drah K- , 10
hOurs ar waak,
BuchalOr's daraa
raIarrad, anull lh-
q u l r l a s t O
OIIlca@cOh.Or
DRIVERS Mldwast
Ral Ohul . HOna
waakahds uhd 2- 3
tl nas durl h tha
waak! Excluslva tar-
nlhul tO tarnlhul
Oahlhs. TO cOh-
slstaht nllas & cOh-
slstaht nOhay. FOr-
wurd Alr
( 8 8 8 ) 5 2 - 5 1 1
d r l v a I u I . c O n
EASTSIDE Tahhls &
Flthass CluD ls lOOk-
lh IOr u urt tlna
urklh lOt uurd.
Tuasduy's 4.30un-
11un, Suhduy' s
.30un- 4n. Ex-
callaht jOD IOr ratlr-
aa. Pl aus a cul l
(313)88-244 uhd
usk t O sauk t O
MuryAhha.
E X P E RI E NCE D
urdahar haadad
IOr urt tlna wOrk.
Must huva khOw-
lada OI luhts uhd
Da uvulluDla nOst
waak duys. Cul l
( 313) 51- 358
200
HELP WANTED
GENERAL
FOREMAN tO laud
utlllty Ilald craws.
OutdOOr hysl cul
wOrk, nuhy Osl-
tlOhs, uld trulhlh,
$20/ hOur l us
waakl y arI Orn-
uhca DOhusas uItar
rOnOtlOh, llvlh ul-
lOwuhca whah truv-
al l h, cOnuhy
truck uhd DahaIlts.
Must huva strOh
l audarshl skl l l s,
OOd drl vl h hl s-
tOry, uhd uDl a tO
truval lh Mlchluh
uhd haurDy stutas.
Enull rasuna tO ra-
crultar@OsnOsa.c
On Or uly Ohllha
ut www.OsnOsautll-
l t l a s . c O n E OE ,
nula/ Ianula/ dls-
uDlad/ vataruh.
GOURMET r a-
urad IOOd chaI uhd
axarlahcad stOck
clark haadad. A-
ly wlthlh. vlllua
FOOd Murkat, 18330
Muck Avahua
HEAVY aqulnaht
OarutOr curaar. 3
waak "huhds Oh"
vOcutlOhul trulhlh.
Bul l dOars, Duck-
hOas, axcuvutOrs.
LlIatlna jOD luca-
naht ussl stuhca.
Fuhtustlc aurhlhs.
NutlOhul cartlIlcu-
tlOhs. vataruh Daha-
I l t s a l l l D l a .
( 8 ) 3 2 - 4 7
LANDSCAPERS/
urdahars wuhtad.
COOd uy, wOrk uhd
uttltuda.
(313)377-147
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406 ESTATE SALES
HISTORIC INDIAN VILLAGE MANSION
TOO MUCH TO LIST! VIEW ITEMS ON OUR WEBSITE
2455 IROQUOIS, DETROIT, MICHIGAN 48214
MA 9, 10, 11, 2014 F8I-8A 9-5 FM, 80. 10-3 FM
This 8000 sq. ft. mansion estate sale residence
is priced for sale! Designed by architect
Marcus Burrowes (1864-1953), and the former
residence of Michelle Chapin Jennings
(1882-1954), sister of the Hudson Motor Car
Company co-founder and President.
MANSION CONTAINS: 1954 Lincoln 4 Door
Sedan, 2000 Volkswagen - Gas Engine, 2001
Volkswagen - 1.9 Diesel, Rare Collection
19th Century Oil Paintings, 19th & Mid-
Century Furniture, Sculptured Metal Tables,
Large Victorian Doll House, Vintage Signed
Dinnerware, Large Selection Of Chandeliers
& Sconces, 12 Persian Hand Woven Rugs,
Antique Bronze Statues, Carved Rosewood
Animal Sculptures, Stemware, Silver,
Vintage Jewelry & Furs, Toledo Table Scales,
Collection of Dolls & Vintage Coin Banks.
406 ESTATE SALES
200
HELP WANTED
GENERAL
LAKESHORE vl l -
lua COhdOnlhlun
ls lOOklh IOr cartl-
I l ad l l I auur ds .
Plausa cull IOr u-
llcutlOh.
(58)775-7011
REGIONAL IlutDad
Owhars/ OarutOrs
Ml, lN, OH. $2,000
sl h- Oh DOhus,
$3, 500- $4, 000/
waak uvarua, uld
tOlls/ scula tlckats,
Iraa trullars/ luta
rOrun. COndutu/
DD, waakly sattla-
nahts, CDL- A, 1
yaur axarl ahca.
( 888) 888- 7
SUMMER j OD, Da
yOur Owh DOss.
Drlva uh lca craun
truck, MucOnD &
Oukluhd COuhtlas.
Eurh nOhay dully,
nust huva OOd
drlvlh racOrd, uhd
truhsOrtutlOh. A-
l y l h arsOh ut
238 SharwOOd,
Ca h t a r l l h a , Ml
48015 (10 nlla &
vuh Dyka ur au) .
MOhduy- Fr l duy,
10un- 5n, Sut-
urduy & Suhduy,
10un- 2n.
SUMMER jOD, ah-
arul OIIlca arsOh,
uhswar hOhas,
t u k a O r d a r s ,
schadullh, MOhduy
- Fr l duy, 10un-
5n, Suturduy &
S uhdu y , 1 0 u n-
2n. Must huva
truhsOrtutlOh. A-
l y l h arsOh ut
238 SharwOOd,
Cahtarl l ha, Ml Or
cull (58)755-4888
TEEN MINISTRIES
DIRECTOR, CrOssa
POl hta COhrau-
tlOhul Church, Da-
valO/ laud Chrlstl-
uh aducutlOh rO-
run IOr rudas 7-
12, 10 hOurs ar
waak, Buchal Or' s
daraa raIarrad,
anull lhqulrlas tO
OIIlca@cOh.Or
TRANSFER drlvars.
Naad CDL A Or B
drlvars tO ralOcuta
vahlclas IrOn lOcul
DOdy luhts tO vurl-
O u s l O c u t l O h s
t hr OuhOut t ha
Uhltad Stutas. NO
I Or cad dl sut ch.
( 800) 501-3783 Or
www.nunOtruhs-
OrtutlOh.cOn uh-
dar curaars.
200
HELP WANTED
GENERAL
THE Clty OI CrOssa
POlhta WOOds ls as-
tuDllshlh uh alllD-
lllty llst IOr u Iull-
tlna PuDllc SuIaty
OI I l car - st ur t l h
sulury OI $44,14.
RasOhslDllltlas lh-
cl uda arIOrnl h
tha dutlas OI u PO-
l l ca OIIl car, Fl ra-
Ilhtar, uhd Madlc-
ul Flrst RasOhdar.
lhtarastad lhdlvldu-
uls nust Da lh ax-
c a l l a h t h a u l t h ,
hl hl y nOtl vutad,
huvlh u nlhlnun
OI twO yaurs OI cOl-
l aa ( 0 cr adl t
hOurs) Or Ilva yaurs
us u Ollca OIIlcar,
u h d MU S T D a
MCOLES cartlIluDla.
POllca OIIlcar, Flra-
Ilhtar, uhd Madlc-
ul Flrst RasOhdar
cartlIlcutlOh uhd/ Or
ravl Ous axarl -
ahca lh u nuhlclul
sat t l h ur a r a-
Iarrad. All cuhdld-
ut as wl l l Da r a-
qulrad tO suDnlt tO
hyslcul uhd sy-
chOl Ol cul avul u-
utlOhs uhd u Duck-
rOuhd l hvastl u-
tlOh. AllcutlOhs
wlll Da uccatad uh-
tll tha OsltlOh ls
Illlad uhd shOuld Da
saht tO tha Hunuh
RasOurcas Daurt-
naht. FOr uh an-
lOynaht ullcu-
tlOh, vlslt www.-
wnl . us , Cr Os s a
POlhta WOOds Clty
Hull, Or tha Daurt-
naht OI PuDl l c
SuIaty, 20025 Muck,
C r O s s a P O l h t a
WOOds, Ml. 4823.
NO hOha cul l s
lausa. Tha Clty OI
WOOds ls uh EOE,
FMLA, uhd ADA
cOnlluhca anlOy-
ar.
208
HELP WANTED
NURSES AIDE / CONVALESCENT
C A R E G I V E R S
haadad, llva lh uhd
hOur l y Osl t l Ohs
uvulluDla. Oha yaur
axarlahca haadad.
Aly wlthlh 31275
Frusar Drlva, Frusar,
M l 4 8 0 2 .
www. ur ahOna-
curasarvl cas. cOn
C A R E G I V E R S
haadad, r l vut a
hOna, thraa shlIts,
lhcludlh Ovarhlht.
Exarlahca uhd raI-
arahcas raqul rad.
Cul l Kurah
(313)30-1258
209
HELP WANTED
PROFESSIONAL
GROSSE POl ht a
u r au l hs ur u hc a
uahcy saaklh u
COnnarclul Llhas
CSR, wlth Allad
Syst ans axar l -
ahca. Sahd rasuna
tO 20535 Muck Av-
ahua, CrOssa POlhta
WOOds, Ml 4823
I NTERNSHI P I Or
cOl l aa st udaht
wl t h D u s l h a s s
cOursawOrk. LOcul
l hvastnaht Buhk-
lh Ilrn haads us-
slstuht wlth Ilhuh-
clul uhulysls, nur-
k at l h u hd r a-
saurch. HulI- tlna,
IlaxlDla hOurs. Sahd
r a s u n a t O
l h I O @t h a wO O d -
w u r d c O . c O n
( 3 1 3 ) 8 8 - 1 1 8
209
HELP WANTED
PROFESSIONAL
GROSSE POl ht a
IrOht dask urt tlna
Osl tl Oh. Saakl h
rOIasslOhul, ahthu-
slustlc stuII wlth ax-
catlOhul varDul uhd
wrlttah cOnnuhlcu-
tl Oh skl l l s. Daul s
wl t h u dl v ar s a
rOu OI axtarhul
cullars, vlsltOrs uhd
lhtarhul cOhtucts ut
ull lavals OI tha Or-
uhl utl Oh. l hda-
ahdaht judnaht
ls raqulrad tO luh,
rlOrltla uhd Oruh-
la wOrk lOud. Must
Da cOnutar rOIl-
c l aht wl t h Ml -
crOsOIt OIIlca. Ra-
s u n a s t O
jwuda@cDwn.cOn
LARSEN COOarut-
l va, Naw LOhdOh,
WlscOhslh ls saak-
lh u quullIlad Cah-
arul Muhuar. Thls
l s u CHS COuhtry
OarutlOhs cOOar-
utlva wlth nultlla
rulh lOcutlOhs, Iull
sarvlca urOhOny,
ratull uhd Dulk ah-
ary OarutlOh, Iaad
nuhuIucturlh uhd
ratull stOras wlth
sulas OI $200 nll-
llOh wlth twalva lOc-
utlOhs. Crulh, urO-
hOny, ahary, Iaad,
ratull us wall us Ilh-
uhclul uhd arsOhul
nuhuanaht axar-
lahca ls raIarrad.
E n u l l
lurry.Iullar@chslhc.c
On Or Iux
(888)53-5527. Ra-
s una t O. L ur r y
Fullar, 5213 ShOul
Drlva, Blsnurck, ND
58503
300
SITUATIONS WANTED
BABYSITTERS
D E P E N D A B L E
nOn/ tauchar uvull-
u D l a Mu y t h r u
SatanDar IOr chlld
cura. Duys, hlhts,
waakahds uhd ax-
t ahdad ar l Ods.
( 313) 402- 07
GROSSE POl ht a
NOrth studaht uvull-
uDla IOr DuDyslttlh
I Or sunnar uhd
waakahds. Craut
wlth klds. CrOssa
POlhta raIarahcas.
(313)815-72
NANNY uvul l uDl a
IOr chlldcura. Cartl-
Ilad Dy tha Arch-
dlOcasa OI DatrOlt.
(313)88-1755
305 HOUSE CLEANING
AMERICAN hurd-
wOr kl h wOnuh
uvulluDla tO clauh
yOur hOna. HOhast,
daahduDl a, ral l -
uDla. 1 yaurs ax-
arlahca.
(313)527-157
305 HOUSE CLEANING
MAGGIE & KATE'S
cl auhl h sarvl ca.
Muklh yOur hOna
DauutlIul, lhslda uhd
Out. Pre & Post En-
tertai ni ng! Exarl-
ahcad, r al l uDl a,
thOrOuh. Excallaht
raIarahcas.
(313)41-2873
MARGARET L.L.C.
HOusa cl auhl h/
l uuhdry sarvl cas.
POllsh ludlas, vary
axarlahcad, axcal-
laht raIarahcas. Wa
tuka cura OI sahlOr
haads.
(313)31-757
POLI SH cl auhl h
l udy l OOkl h I Or
nOra wOrk, CrOssa
POlhta raIarahcas
uvulluDla.
(58)805-0040
307 NURSES AIDES
LIVE-In Care
Givers
Daily Rates/Hourly
Cura/ COOk/ Clauh
Llcahsad-BOhdad
Care at Home
Est.184
58-772-0035
310 ASSISTED LIVING
CAREGIVER/ cOn-
uhl Oh 10 l us
yaurs axarlahca,
uvulluDla 7 duys u
waak, wlll dO Ovar
hl ht shl Its. Wl l l
rOvlda cOnuhlOh-
s h l t r u v a l l I
h a a d a d . J a u h
( 3 1 3 ) 8 3 - 5 3 5
312 ORGANIZING
DUCKS IN A ROW
Da-cl uttarl h uhd
Or uhl l h yOur
hOna! Cl Os at s ,
Dusanahts, whOla
hOusa. Or uhl a
yOur uar cluttar.
HOna lhIOrnutlOh,
hOtaDOOks, nadlcul
j Ourhul s, nanOry
ul Duns.
B a c k y S c h l u I I
( 3 1 3 ) 5 8 0 - 2 5 2 8
S u s u h M u s O h
(313)10-705 sch-
luIID@cOncust.hat
rwnusOh@cOncust.
hat
400
ANTIQUES /
COLLECTIBLES
RARE rlht OI tha
Wllllun Cluy FOrd
shl Dy RODart Mc-
Craavy, slhad Dy
Wllllun Cluy FOrd
Sr. hlnsalI. $1,800
(313)530-382
401 APPLIANCES
AI R cOhdl t l Ohar
1 5 , 0 0 0 B T U
$100.00. CaharutOr
4,000 wutt $200
(248)388-13
406 ESTATE SALES
1931 KahnOra, Frl-
duy, Muy , 8.30un-
3n, Suturduy, Muy
10, 8.30un- 12n.
Ahtlquas, Iurhltura,
hOusahOl d OOds
uhd tOOl s.
21120 FlaatwOOd,
Hurar WOOds. Frl-
duy/ Suturduy, un-
4n. CASH ONLY.
HOna & cOhtahts.
aurly Anarlcuh Iur-
hltura, 2 raIrlarut-
Ors, wushar & dryar,
luhO, curlO, ltulluh
dacOr & halrlOOn
llhahs, Iull & twlh
Dads,, drassar, sO-
Ius, racl l har, uhd
l Ot s OI nl s cal -
luhaOus. HOusa &
urua FULL! Saa
Crulsllst IOr hO-
tOs.
ANTI QUES, I ur -
h l t u r a , t u D l a s ,
c hul r s , c ur l O' s ,
luns, sawlh nu-
chlhas, Illa cuDlh-
ats, ahd tuDlas, lc-
turas, Iruna, nlrrOr
uhd nOra. Muy 15-
17, 10un- 5n.
158 Brys, CrOssa
P O l h t a WO O d s ,
4 8 2 3
CLI NTON TOwh-
shl . 371 Mul -
Darry Straat, Frlduy-
Suhduy, un- 5n.
(Eust OII CrOasDack
Hlhwuy, NOrth OI
Mat r O Pur kwuy) .
COl l actl Dl as, I ur-
hltura & nOra! PhO-
t O s @
uctl Ohastuta. cOn
( 58) 228-00
HARRISON TOwh-
s h l . 3 8 1 2
ManOry Luha, Frl-
duy- Suhduy, un-
5n. ( NOr t h OI I
SOuth Rlvar ROud,
Wast OI Brldavlaw
Straat). COllactlDlas,
Iurhltura & nOra!
PhOtOs @ uctl Oh-
a s t u t a . c O n
( 5 8 ) 2 2 8 - 0 0
OAK Purk 4 duy
sula. 24021 Bluck-
s t O h a S t r a a t ,
Thursduy- Suhduy,
un- 5n. (Eust OII
COOllda Hlhwuy,
SOuth OI 10 Ml l a
ROud). COllactlDlas,
Iurhltura & nOra!
PhOtOs @ uctl Oh-
a s t u t a . c O n
( 5 8 ) 2 2 8 - 0 0
408 FURNITURE
SELLING Sauly Iull
nuttrass, I runa,
Daddl h, haud-
DOurd, RastOrutlOh
Hur dwur a cOuch
uhd nlsc. $800 Or
Dast OIIar
(58)21-1580
409
GARAGE / YARD /
RUMMAGE SALE
3 I unl l y ur ua
sula. Suturduy, Muy
10, un- 1.30 n.
NO EARLY BlRDS!
417 KarDy ROud,
F u r ns .
450 LEXINGTON,
Furns. Yurd sula,
Muy 10, 10un-
4 n, S u t u r d u y
ONLY! Furni ture,
hOusahOl d l tans
uhd wrOuht lrOh
utl O sat. Uhl qua
Odds uhd ahds.
Yurd uccassOrl as.
MuyDa wa huva tha
r l h t l I t I O r
Mo t h e r ' s Da y .
COna Dy uhd tuka u
lOOk! (SOrry hO klds
stuII)
FRIDAY uhd Sut-
urduy, un- 5n.
23281 LlDarty, St.
Clulr ShOras. SOuth
OI Mlla, Eust OI
JaIIarsOh. Flshlh
aqul naht, tOOl s,
hOus ahOl d, uhd
nOr a.
GARAGE sul a ut
120 MaudOw Luha.
Suturduy, Muy 10,
un- 2n. SOrts
aqulnaht, clOthas,
Iurhltura, Daddlh,
unas, atc.
GRAYTON 1101 &
110, cOrhar OI St.
Puul haur tha JLD
ShOwhOusa. Frlduy
& Suturduy, Muy -
10, un- 3n. All
sOrts OI raut stuII!
HIGH ahd urua
sula. HOna Iurhlsh-
lhs, uccassOrlas,
DuDy aur, sOrts
aqulnaht, atc. NO
aurly Dlrds lausa.
2 3 P r O v a h c u l ,
Furns. Frlduy 8un-
4n, Suturduy 8un-
2n
HOUSEHOLD sula
1241 KahhlhstOh
rOssa Ohta urk.
Suturduy, Suhduy
Muy 10, 11, .30un
- 3.30n Iull alac-
trlc Dad, Iurhltura,
D a d s , c u r a t s .
Uhlqua Iurhlshlhs.
HOusa ul sO uvul l -
uDl a.
409
GARAGE / YARD /
RUMMAGE SALE
S OR OP T I MI S T
Garage Sale. 51
HOllywOOd, Muy 8 &
, un- 3n, Muy
10, un- 12n.
Evarythlh quullty.
All rOcaads Daha-
I l t S Or Ot l nl s t
r Oj a c t s .
412
MISCELLANEOUS
ARTICLES
TORO Par s Ohul
Puca, .5 HP, Shu-
ar salI- rOallad,
.5 HP, DOth lh ax-
cal l aht cOhdl tl Oh,
Dast OIIar.
( 313) 881-473 Or
call (313)310-053
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600 CARS
2010 Chav r Ol at
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602 FORD
2002 ThuhdarDlrd, 1
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603 GENERAL MOTORS
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98 Cudllluc Savllla
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(313)850-417
606 SPORT UTILITY
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$11,500
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612 VANS
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$15,000 uld. Cull 7
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las. (313)882-35
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700
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701
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DETROIT/WAYNE COUNTY
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lua, Cudlaux/ YOrk-
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n O h t h l y
(313)884-51
EAST Ehllsh vll-
lua. 4434 CruytOh,
$800, Iraa wutar, 2
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uvul l uDl a. Al l c-
uhc as l hc l udad
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702
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ul l uhcas, cl uD
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( 5 8 ) 7 7 2 - 3 0 8 ,
( 5 8 ) 2 4 3 - 5 1
702
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X Wu y s 4 /
ShOraOlhta MOtOr
LOda, 20000 E. ,
St . Cl ul r ShOr as
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crOwuva, sutalllta
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Olhta, 20000 Eust
Nlha Mlla, St. Clulr
ShOras.
(58)773-3700
702
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ats/ hO snOklh.
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705
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s nO k l h . C u l l
( 3 1 3 ) 5 7 4 - 4 8 4
GROSSE POl ht a
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2,700 squura Iaat.
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706
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709
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ua wlth ull ull-
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nOhth.
(58)243-51
712
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