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ST. CLAIR SHORES, MICHIGAN THURSDAY, JULY 10, 2014 VOL. 3 NO.
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Gilberts Lodge is finally slated to reopen this week. A grand opening celebration is planned for July 16-20.
Despite the setbacks.
Despite the times
when it was so close to
reopening only for
something else to hap-
pen, Gilberts Lodge, at
long last, appears ready
to open its door back up
to a very eager public.
We should be open by
the end of the week,
Gi l ber t s Lodge
Manager Flip Ulrich
said. Thats what were
aiming for.
The end of the week
means sometime after
Thursday, July 10, for
those who have been
waiting for more than
eight months for the
popular eatery to open
after a pair of fires rav-
aged the facility.
Were thrilled to be
open again, owner
Louie Bricolas said. We
miss our customers and
this community.
That community has
been waiting with baited
breath for the reopen-
ing, weathering a major
disappointment in late
May when a second fire
delayed the reopening
even further.
Im glads to see them
back, local resident
Douglas Cromartie said.
Theyre kind of an in-
stitution around here. It
wouldnt be the same
without them.
These customers will
notice the updated
Gi l ber t s Lodge,
Bricolas said.
We are excited to
come back stronger
than ever, he said. Our
customers will return to
a cozy and updated
Gilberts and will be
happy to see that the
train in the ceiling has
kept rolling through it
all.
Ulrich said Gilberts
Lodge is having grand
opening festivities and
Customer Appreciation
Event s begi nni ng
Wednesday, July 16,
through Sunday, July 20.
Theres going to be
live bands, giveaways,
its going to be great,
she said. "And there's
going to be money
raised for a really great
charity, too. It's a good
thing."
A portion of the pro-
ceeds from the festivi-
ties will be donated to
The Great Lakes Burn
Camp.
Gilbert's Lodge finally set to
reopen doors to the public
By John McTaggart
Staff Writer
Process to revitalize theater begins
It may take a while, but
the possibility of the old
Shores Theaters rebirth
is in the works.
City councils approval
of a resolution support-
ing the Shores Theater be
designated as a historical
building by the Michigan
Historical Foundation is
the first step in a poten-
tially long process.
The building has been
empty since somewhere
in the area of 2006,
Mayor Kip Walby said.
We are working on try-
ing to revitalize that the-
ater. We do have interest-
ed parties that would like
to revitalize it. One of the
first steps is to get the
Michigan Historic
Commission to recognize
it as a historic site.
Discussions between
city officials and
Emagine Theater repre-
sentatives culminated
with the possibility that if
the property was donated
to the city, the city could
then inquire with the
state about making the
building a historical site.
The propertys owner-
ship, Liggett Holdings
LLC, agreed.
Our agreement was
that I would give that
property to the city,
which I have already do-
ne, said Liggett Holdings
LLC founder Robert
Liggett Jr., who also owns
this newspaper. The city
has already made the ap-
plication and its in
Lansing. Its begun down
that long path that will ul-
timately, we hope, lead to
a two-or-three-screen
community theater.
Liggett said that,
should the application
from the state be ap-
proved, Emagine will en-
ter into a longterm lease
and run the theater as
part of their company.
It could take three
months to a year, Liggett
By John McTaggart
Staff Writer
See THEATER , page 2A
I spent 20 minutes
cleaning up my yard,
resi dent Deanna
Germack said. I had
charred fireworks all
over. The people on the
next street, I guess, were
shooting them off all
night and these things
were not only loud, they
littered my yard and my
neighbor's, too. And it ter-
rifies my poor dog. Its ri-
diculous.
City council addressed
the issue on the heels of a
fireworks filled July 4
weekend that seemed
particularly bad to resi-
dents, including the may-
or.
They were pretty bad
in my neighborhood,
Mayor Kip Walby said.
They were bigger, louder
than I had recalled in the
last couple of years. They
were gigantic. The phone
had to be ringing off the
hook.
Residents took action
in some cases, calling the
police department in re-
sponse to the booms and
flashes that littered the
night sky.
We had 127 calls for
service over the holiday
weekend, Interim city
manager Mike Smith
said. From midnight on
Thursday to midnight last
night, we had 127 calls for
service. We did dispatch
police officers to them,
but they were not a priori-
ty call.
How many violations
were written is part of a
report Smith expects to
get from the police de-
partment shortly.
Regardless, the number
of complaints far exceeds
the number of residents
who actually call the de-
partment for action.
I didnt call the police
because I dont think
theres much they can
do, Germack said. Its
not their fault. It just
seems impossible to track
everyone down. These
fireworks are legal I think
anyway.
The fireworks may be
legal, but shooting them
off within the city is tough
given the way the citys
ordinance reads.
We have done what we
can, city attorney Robert
Ihre said. We did amend
our ordinance to be more
restrictive than state law.
We do not allow certain
fireworks after midnight
and before 8 a.m. State
law does allows us to re-
strict them. We have pro-
hibited fireworks from
being ignited within 200
City works to
extinguish
local fireworks
complaints
By John McTaggart
Staff Writer
See FIREWORK, page 2A
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THEATER
continued from page 1A
explained. Its now in the
hands of a beaurocrat,
and that is only step one.
Approval from the state
is crucial, since it allows
the city to apply for grants
to restore the theater.
If were able to do that,
then would come the sec-
ond phase, Walby said.
That would be attempt-
ing to get some grants,
and there are possibilities
there, but this is the first
step to getting to that
step. Then, of course, af-
ter the step of getting
some grants, some mon-
ey in that way, would be,
hopefully, the bringing
back of the theater. This is
just the first step. This is
not a quick process,
Walby said.
Residents in the sur-
rounding community are
enthusiastic about the pos-
sibility.
I would love to see that
happen, St even
Cooliander, who lives less
than five blocks from the
theater, said. I think it
would be great to have a
place to walk to with my
sons and go to see a movie.
There arent many places
around like that anymore.
Longtime resident Sybil
Sherman agrees.
I have a lot of really
wonderful memories with
there with friends when I
was younger, she said. I
think the kids and the
young families in the
neighborhood would love
it.
FIREWORK
Continued from page 1A
feet of a residential build-
ing or within 200 feet of a
vehicle. That is a pretty
hefty restriction when
you look at a city like St.
Clair Shores. So yes, we
have done what we can
do.
The ordinance also
reads they cannot be shot
off on public property,
which includes sidewalks
and streets.
Walby pointed out how
restrictive this ordinance
is
Our ordinance, it al-
most would seem, is very
tough for anyone to shoot
them off legally in the city,
the way the ordinance
reads, Walby said.
Everyone youre hear-
ing is basically shooting
them off illegally.
Theyre too close to
homes, etc.
According to ordi-
nance, Walby is correct.
Ihre admits, however,
fireworks are every-
where, and enforcing
the ordinance is a tall or-
der for police.
The difficulty is fire-
works these day, theyre
everywhere and theyre
being shot off all the
time, especially around
these holidays, he said.
Its very difficult, not
only for police to go to
each one of them, but to
actually find the culprit
who is actually in viola-
tion.
Meanwhile, residents
have to deal with disrup-
tive booms, flashing
lights, scared and fran-
tic pets and interrupted
sleep.
I believe the city can
only do so much,
Germack said. Its up to
neighborhoods to police
themselves I think. But
that kind of thing
doesnt happen much
anymore. Most people
just keep to themselves
and hope they dont last
all night long.
Walby said the city is
making every effort to
curb the issue and is
sensitive to the com-
plaints residents have
brought in regards to
fireworks being shot off
in the city.
In the past weve add-
ed staff to try to curtail
it. I dont mean to put the
blame someplace else,
but it seems the state has
put us in a tough posi-
tion and created this
monster, Walby said.
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Things are starting to fall
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ting excited about it.
The centers Made in
Michigan Festival doesnt
officially begin until
Friday, Sept. 19, but the
buzz has already started
about the event and the
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and others are making in
order to take the festival to
the next level.
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bigger than last year, she
said. Weve got so many
things lined up.
Everything from the food
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Its going to be great.
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By John McTaggart
Staff Writer
added is the Roy OBrien
Ford 5K Run or 1 mile Fun
Walk.
Thats something were
really excited about add-
ing to this years festival,
Fickau said. We need to
let people know about this
because the money raised
can really help feed senior
citizens.
Fickau said that a beer
garden, childrens activi-
ties such as creation sta-
tions and an American
Indian tent are also on the
slate of features offered at
this years festival.
And, of course, there
will be apple pies.
The Made in Michigan
Festival coincides with the
centers annual apple pie
fundraiser.
She added there is al-
ways a continued need for
vendors for the two-day
festival.
Were always looking
for them, she said.
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call (586) 445-0996.
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Harper Sports Shop is closing after 20 years in St. Clair Shores and nearly 70 years in business. Below, the
history of Harper Sport Shop dates back to the 1940s.
Harper Sport Shop to close its doors
For two decades,
Harper Sport Shop has
been a fixture in the city.
Many children bought
their first pair of ice
skates there.
Many others bought
their first baseball glove,
football cleats or softball
bat.
Some came there as
children and return as
fathers and mothers,
helping their children
with their sporting
goods needs.
Its really an amazing
thing, said owner Mark
Seppala. Getting to
build those kinds of rela-
tionships with people
over the years is some-
thing very special. Were
very proud of this.
On Thursday, July 31,
2014 the doors at Harper
Sports Shop will close
forever.
Its been an incredi-
bly difficult thing, an in-
credibly difficult deci-
sion, Seppala said.
Weve tried so many
different things to ex-
pand our reach, every-
thing from a website to
customer loyalty pro-
grams, lots of things.
But, in the end, you look
at the numbers and
theyre just not where
they have to be for sus-
tainability.
There are many fac-
tors in the decision,
Seppala said, but their
closing is as much a sign
of the times as anything
else.
There are a lot of eco-
nomic factors, he said.
Then the climate of the
industry itself has
changed a lot, too. Its
harder and harder for a
business like ours to
compete.
Reluctancy of suppli-
ers and manufacturers
to maintain smaller ac-
counts was also a factor.
The convergence of all
these things left Seppala
with little choice.
I grew up in this
store, and its been a
pleasure and an honor,
Seppala said. My
grandfather, Les, started
this business in 1947,
and weve been able to
help so many people
over the years, and that
is something I feel good
about, even though this
has been a very tough
thing, a very tough dec-
sion.
St. Clair Shores resi-
dent, Diane Francesca,
51, was walking into the
store when she heard
the news of the shop's
closing.
Im really very sad to
hear it, she said. But I
can understand it.
Things have changed so
much since I was a little
girl and needed ice
skates or my brother
needed a baseball bat.
Back then, we came
here. Now, too many
people order that stuff
off the internet or just
pick it up when they go
to Meijer or Wal-mart.
Its sad, because the ser-
vice is so much better at
places like this. People
care who you are, and
want to make sure you
have the right things and
that its quality. I guess
people dont care much
about that anymore.
They just want it cheap.
Harper Sport Shop
moved to St. Clair
Shores in 1994 after
years operating the store
within the city of
Detroit.
By John McTaggart
Staff Writer
Last years Guns-N-
Hoses softball event was
a huge success, hun-
dreds of people raising
hundreds of dollars for
scholarships and other
worthy charities.
The success prompted
the events organizers,
the Womens Civic
League of St. Clair
Shores, to make a con-
certed effort this year to
expand the softball
game into a full-blown
festival.
Beginning at 4 p.m.
Saturday, Aug. 9, at Kyte
Monroe Park, the 2nd
annual Guns N Hoses
Softball Classic will be-
gin, and its something
Womens Civic League
member and organizer
Debbie Powell is excited
about.
The game starts at
6:30 p.m., Powell said.
But its going to be way
more than just the game
this year its an
event.
The game is the focal
point of the festivities,
but Powell said there is
plenty for families to do
before the first pitch be-
tween the citys fire and
police departments is
thrown.
Were going to have
food, she said. Hot
dogs, chips, some res-
taurants will be there,
too. The Optimist Club is
having a beer tent as
well. And, for the kids,
were going to have
some inflatables and
face-painting and a bal-
loon artist too.
Admission to the
event is $5 for anyone
over 5 years old, Powell
said, with the proceeds
split between the
Womens Civic Leagues
grants scholarship fund,
Cops 4 Kids, and the
Great Lakes Burn Camp.
Its a three-way split,
Powell said. So we want
as many people to come
enjoy the game and the
festival as we can get.
The money raised is go-
ing to three really great
causes, and we want to
be able to raise as much
as possible.
Along with tickets,
which can be purchased
in advance by contact-
ing the Womens Civic
League at wclscs.com or
by calling (586) 530-2702,
Swing Away
Women's Civic League
softball game pits police
against fire and raises money
for a trio of worthy causes
By John McTaggart
Staff Writer
See SOFTBALL, page 6A
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Top, Defiant, is one of several boats from St. Clair Shores at the club. Above,
sailboats sit in their slips awaiting their next voyage on the waters of Lake St.
Clair.
Following its annual
sailing regatta, the Detroit
Boat Club recently hosted
a special celebration to
honor the organizations
175th year of boating in
Detroit.
The Detroit Boat Club
was founded in February
1839, 63 years after our
founding fathers signed
the Declaration of
Independence, 22 years
before the Civil War began
and two years after
Michigan became a state.
The stockade, which
marked the fort of Detroit,
had only been removed a
dozen years earlier and
the citys population was
less than 9,000.
It is the oldest continu-
ous rowing club in the
world, the oldest boating
club in the United States
and the oldest social club
in Michigan.
This is a milestone that
no other boating club in
the United States can
claim, said Karen Fink,
2014 Detroit Boat Club
Commodore. The contin-
ued success of the Detroit
Boat Club is a testimony to
the love of the water and
the enjoyment of boating
that has always been a
hallmark of the Detroit ar-
ea.
More than 70 sailboats
from clubs around south-
east Michigan participated
in the DBCs annual regat-
ta, held under sunny skies
with light wind conditions
on Lake St. Clair.
Following the race, sail-
ors, DBC members and
guests enjoyed a summer
party on the banks of the
Detroit River in celebra-
tion of the Detroit Boat
Clubs 175th Anniversary,
and its 120th Annual
Sailing Regatta.
The clubs first of six
boat houses was a small
structure with wells for
three boats in back of the
Campau family ware-
house at the foot of
Randol ph St reet .
Founders included some
of the most recognized
names in Detroit history:
E.A. Brush, James A.
Armstrong, John Chester,
J.H. Farnsworth, A.T.
McReynolds, Alfred
Brush, Alpheus S.
Williams and S.H. Sibley.
A group of picnicking
DBC members is credited
with coining the name
Belle Isle for the Detroit
park as a welcome alterna-
tive to Hog Island, in hon-
or of Miss Isabelle Cass,
the daughter of Lewis
Cass, former Michigan ter-
ritorial governor and, later,
U.S. Senator.
Originally founded as a
rowing club, sailing also
has a long tradition with
the Detroit Boat Club. The
DBC was one of the three
clubs that founded The
Detroit Regional Yachting
Association in 1912.
As it has for decades, the
DBC owns a fleet of Flying
Scots which are used for
pleasure sailing and to
continue the long tradition
of instructing future sail-
ors.
Each year, the DBC
hosts a DRYA-sanctioned
regatta on Lake St. Clair,
with 2014 marking the
Clubs 120th Annual
Sailing Regatta.
The DBC enjoys a spe-
cial relationship with the
Friends of Detroit Rowing,
whose members row un-
der the Detroit Boat Club
name as the Detroit Boat
Club Crew.
Friends of Detroit
Rowing continue their op-
erations in the former
DBC clubhouse on Belle
Isle in Detroit under a
special arrangement
with the City of Detroit,
which assumed owner-
ship of the building in
1996.
Boat club hits 175 years
By Bob St. John
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the group also plans of sell-
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Were definitely going
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she said. Theres also go-
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last year, she said. But
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SOFTBALL
CITY CALENDAR
Tryouts
Tryouts for The
Bachelor 5 to 9 p.m.
Thursday, July 10, at Tin
Fish Restaurant, 24420
Jefferson, St. Clair Shores.
For more information,
call (586) 778-8330.
Concert series
The Macomb Music
Chamber Society and
Wahby Park, Blossom
Heath, present Monday
Night Concert Series 7 to
8:30 p.m. Mondays,
through Aug. 25, at
Blossom Heath, Wahby
Park, 24800 Jefferson, St.
Clair Shores.
The next concert is a
July 14 performance by
Lyndsey And Friends
String Trio.
call (586) 445-5350.
Concerts in the park
The 2014 Michelob
Ultra Music on the Lake
concert series is 7:30 to 9
p.m. Wednesdays, through
Aug. 13, at Veterans
Memorial Park, 32400
Jefferson, St. Clair Shores.
The next concert is a
July 16 performance by
The Gia Warner Band.
call (586) 445-5350.
DSO at Ford House
The Detroit Symphony
Orchestra at Ford House is
held at 8 p.m. Friday and
Saturday, July 11 and 12,
at the Edsel & Eleanor
Ford House, 1100
Lakeshore, Grosse Pointe
Shores.
The July 11 perfor-
mance is A Night Out
With The Boys. Jazz vo-
calist Dee Daniels pays
tribute to Nat King Cole,
Frank Sinatra, Stevie
Wonder and more.
The July 12 perfor-
mance is Symphonic
Fireworks! with con-
ductor Courtney Lewis
and Hai-Xin Wu on vio-
lin.
or to purchase tickets,
call (313) 576-5111 or
visit dso.org.
I-94 clean up seeks
volunteers
The I-94 freeway en-
trance and exit ramp
cleanup is from 10 a.m. to
noon Saturday, July 12.
Volunteers can earn
community service hours.
Small prizes will be
awarded. Those under 18
years of age must have a
permission slip provid-
ed on site.
Cleanups are held the
second Saturday of the
month from June through
October.
Volunteers are to meet
in the parking lot at the
northeast corner of I-94
and 10 Mile to pick up
their gear gloves, tools,
vests, bags and receive
safety instructions.
Volunteers are to wear
sturdy shoes and long
pants.
Volunteers can just
show up. For more infor-
mation, call Erin Stahl at
(586) 774-8181.
The Beatles
Forever
performance
The Beatles Forever
program is held at 7 p.m.
Tuesday, July 15, in the
Meeting Room at the St.
Clair Shores Public
Library, 22500 11 Mile, St.
Clair Shores.
St. Clair Shores poet
M.L. Liebler and musi-
cians Eddie Baranek,
Charlie Palazzola and
Steve King perform
Beatles Forever: a Short
Story about Growing Up
in St. Clair Shores with
The Beatles.
This free program is
sponsored by the Maison
Foundation.
call the library at (586)
771-9020.
Coney For Kids
Night
A Special Needs Coney
for Kids Night is held from
4 to 9 p.m. Thursday, July
17, at Veterans Memorial
Park, 32400 Jefferson, St.
Clair Shores.
Tickets cost $8 for adults
and $5 for children age 12
and under.
The event sponsors are
National Coney Island,
Christian Financial Credit
Union, St. Clair Shores
Activities Committee and
St. Clair Shores Parks &
Recreation Department.
call the parks and recre-
ation department at (586)
445-5350.
Quilt raffle
Tickets are being sold
for the Historical Society
of St. Clair Shores 2014
Quilt Raffle at 4 p.m.
Sunday, Sept. 14, at the
Lac Ste. Clair Fine Art Fair
at Veterans Memorial Park
in St. Clair Shores.
The quilt and other priz-
es are on display at the St.
Clair Shores Public
Library, 22500 11 Mile, St
Clair Shores.
Tickets cost $1 each and
can be purchased at the li-
brary. Proceeds benefit the
Historical Society of St.
Clair Shores.
771-9020.
White Elephant
Trunk Sale
Reservations are being
taken for the White
Elephant Trunk Sale held
from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Saturday, Aug. 16, at the
S e l i n s k y - G r e e n
Farmhouse Museum.
Bring tables, chairs and
gently used items to sell.
Application forms are
available at the St. Clair
Shores Public Library and
farmhouse museum.
771-9020.
Classic car cruise
The Roseville Heritage
Foundation holds Classic
Car Shows from 5 p.m. to
dusk Fridays at Erin
Presbyterian Church,
30000 Gratiot Ave.,
Roseville.
Event highlights include
See CALENDAR, page 7A
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Fungal infections of the nails,
referred to as tinea unguium or
onychomycosis, are characterized
by nails that look white and
opaque, thickened, and brittle.
Tese infections more commonly
afect toenails, though fnger nails
can be infected as well.
Patients with an increased risk
of onychomycosis include people
with diabetes or diseases of the
small blood vessels (peripheral
vascular disease), patients with
chronic athletes foot (tinea
pedis), older adults and patients
of any age who wear artifcial nails
(acrylic or wraps).
Artifcial nails increase the risk
for onychomycosis because when
an artifcial nail is applied, the nail
surface is usually abraded with an
emery board damaging the nail
surface. Tis provides an entry
point from nail instruments that
may carry infection. Also, water
trapped under an artifcial nail can
create a moist, warm environment
favorable for fungal growth.
Fungal nails are dif cult to treat
and take signifcant time to heal.
Te most common treatment
options include topical antifungal
medications or oral antifungal
medications.
Nail hygiene is very important
for patients with fungal
infections. Nail clippers and other
instruments used on the nails
need to be carefully cleaned to
insure the infection is not spread
to other nails or to other persons.
To learn more about fungal
infections of the nails, contact
your dermatologist, or call
us at Eastside Dermatology,
Dr. Lisa Manz-Dulac and
Associates.
Eastside Dermatology has
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second best place is to go to your local building distributor or lumber dealer. Some
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in nearby area, licensed and insured, length of time in business, multiple references,
willingness and ability to handle complaints quickly and fairly, warranted work,
completeness and professionalism of estimate offered and presentation given and
knowledge and thoroughness of roofng procedures.
Be careful of contractors who have a magnetic sign on their truck and a business card.
This does not necessarily constitute a professional contractor. Make sure your
contractor is licensed by the state.
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A. When shopping for fne jewelry it is important to shop at a well established professional
jeweler. It is recommended that you look for a jeweler affliated with the Better
Business Bureau and has a trustworthy reputation.
Q. How often should I have my jewelry professionally cleaned and inspected?
A. Fine jewelry is a precious possession that is designed to last a lifetime. Proper care is
required to assure the lasting qualities of your jewelry. See your jeweler at least once a
year and they will check for loose prongs, worn mountings and general wear and tear.
Visit your jeweler every six months for a professional cleaning.
Q. How can I fnd the best place to sell my gold?
A. Take your gold to a reputable local jeweler. Keep your eye on the scale and make sure
you are being paid by the gram. A legitimate buyer is licensed by the state and will
have credentials. The seller will be asked to provide a drivers license or other form of
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dinner with all proceeds to
benefit the church and the
2014 Roseville Gratiot
Cruise.
The 2014 Roseville
Gratiot Cruise is noon to 6
p.m. Saturday, July 26, on
Gratiot Ave. between 10
Mile and 13 Mile roads.
The cruise is presented
by the Roseville Heritage
Foundation and 104.3,
WOMC radio.
For more information or
to volunteer, call (586) 343-
3485.
CALENDAR
Senior center
apple pies
The St. Clair Shores
Senior Center, 20000
Stephens, St. Clair Shores,
is seeking 80 Apple Pie
Partners to donate $25 for
their Made in Michigan
Market held Friday and
Saturday, Sept. 19 and 20.
The donations are need-
ed to help offset the cost of
apples for the centers in-
famous apple pies and to
keep the pies cost at $10
each.
Donations are also
needed for flour, sugar and
gallon-size zip-closure
clear plastic bags.
To donate, call (586)
445-0996 or visit the senior
center at 20000 Stephens,
St. Clair Shores.
To submit items to the
City Calendar e-mail edi-
tor@scsconnection.com or
send them to Editor St.
Clair Shores Connection
21316 Mack Avenue
Grosse Pointe Woods MI
48236. Send items in at
least two weeks in ad-
vance of the registration
deadline or event date.
In 2009, city council
approved the installation
of global positioning sys-
tems in 26 vehicles with-
in the Department of
Public Works and other
departments within the
city.
Since then, the num-
ber of units in vehicles
has doubled to 52 vehi-
cles at no additional cost
to the city.
In fact, the monthly fee
was reduced
At councils July 7
meeting, the body ap-
proved, 6-1, a blanket
purchase order request
of $12,276 for the contin-
ued use of these devices
in vehicles.
Do we see $12,300
worth of benefit every
year? Councilman Chris
Vitale asked.
Its definitely benefi-
cial, Department of
Public Works director
Bryan Babcock said. We
track our street sweepers
now. It does help when
someone asks if their
street has been done and
I can verify, yes, the
sweeper did go down
their street. For snow
plowing, same thing.
There definitely is bene-
fit
Interim city manager
Mike Smith told the
council of the benefit the
devices offer in terms of
legality.
We do look to see who
is where, Smith said.
On the sweepers, we do
have an obligation to
sweep the streets so ma-
ny times under the law.
This gives us a report
when they went down
and how many times
they went down that
street. It is nice.
Babcock said that the
devices are also a conve-
nient tool for him when
circumstances arise and
he needs to get a truck
or a crew to a certain lo-
cation within the city
quickly and efficiently.
With the devices on
board, he can dispatch
the crews closest to the
scene.
In a city that is six
miles long, and you can
catch someone who is
near the trash, or the
sign, or the mailbox,
were picking stuff up all
the time, he said. I
know the crew which is
in the area by looking it
up on the map. There is
definitely benefit in
that.
Babcock went on to
explain how the devices
help make his depart-
ment more efficient,
saving time, and in turn,
money.
Its quite a bit of time,
if you think about it,
Babcock explained. If
you leave my (DPW)
yard and go up to 14
Mile and back, thats
quite a bit of time. It
does happen daily.
The department is
looking into future pro-
grams, Babcock said,
that will tie into other fu-
el and motor pool soft-
ware.
The five-year contract
with Teletrac does allow
for an opt-out, giving the
city the opportunity to
get out of the deal.
We are going to be
looking at alternatives,
Smith said. Because
there is an opt-out on
this contract were able
to do that.
By John McTaggart
Staff Writer
FILE PHOTO
The city's snow plow trucks are among many DPW vehicles equipped with GPS de-
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1B AUTOMOTIVE | 1-3B CLASSIFIEDS
Ford Edge is about to
expand its global footprint
in a big way. An all-new
2015 model arrives in area
showrooms early next
year as a showcase of
smart technology from
Ford. Edge sales will fol-
low in more than 100
worldwide markets.
The new Edge has been
completely transformed
from wheels to roof. Based
on Fords global midsize
vehicle architecture, Edge
has been reshaped to be
more visually athletic, re-
tooled to meet higher ex-
pectations for quality
around the world and re-
engineered with more ad-
vanced technologies to
make the driving experi-
ence more rewarding.
Great product develop-
ment is driven by innova-
tion, said Mark Fields, in-
coming president and
CEO, Ford Motor Co. At
Ford, our job is to under-
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ers are changing, antici-
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slda Tahhls uhd Flt-
hass Cl uD, 18201
E. Wurrah.
200
HELP WANTED
GENERAL
GARAGE DOOR
LABORER. lhstullu-
tlOh OI cOnnarclul
urua dOOrs, ahtry
dOOrs uhd sarvlca.
Full tlna OsltlOh,
DahaIl ts, trul hl h
uvulluDla. Allcu-
tlOh uvulluDla ut FJF
DOOr Sulas, 4378
Cr ut l Ot , Cl l ht Oh
TOwhshl, Ml 4803
HELP WANTED
looking for skilled
workers
for handy man
construction
business
Red Baron
Enterprises
(313)715-5551
LANDSCAPERS/
urdahars wuhtad.
COOd uy, wOrk uhd
uttltuda.
(313)377-147
200
HELP WANTED
GENERAL
SECURITY Guard,
urt tlna, lh Mu-
cOnD COuhty urau,
retirees welcome,
ravl Ous axarl -
ahca halIul Cull
Datwaah 2.00n-
5.00n.
(58)774-1111
WANT u curaar O-
ar ut l h hauvl h
aqul naht? Bul l -
dOars, DuckhOas,
axcuvutOrs, "huhds
Oh trulhlh" & cartl-
Il cutl Ohs OIIarad.
Nutl Ohul uvarua
$18- $22 hOurl y.
LlIatlna jOD luca-
naht ussl stuhca.
vataruh DahaIlts all-
lDla. (8)32-47
201
HELP WANTED
BABYSITTER
P A R T - t l n a
DuDysl t t l h hal
haadad IOr 2 chll-
drah, uad 10 uhd
13 yaurs durlh tha
ucOnl h schOOl
yaur. Drlvlh assah-
t l ul I Or s c hOOl
l c k u s . C u l l
( 248) 71-375 Or
anull. vulsh@yu-
hOO.cOn
203
HELP WANTED
DENTAL / MEDICAL
MEDICAL Assl st-
uht, hursa haadad
IOr Eustslda Madlc-
ul Cl l hl c l nnadl -
utaly. Sahd rasuna
tO
(58)445-3072
203
HELP WANTED
DENTAL / MEDICAL
DENTAL Asslstuht
IOr St. Clulr ShOras
OIIl ca. Purt- tl na
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uhd hOurs. Exarl-
ahcad wOrklh chulr
slda uhd IrOht dask.
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OI Dahtrlx uhd Dax-
l s syst ans. Cul l
( 58) 321- 388
205 HELP WANTED LEGAL
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20- 25 hOurs ar
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hay, Iux rasuna'
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209
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uhd cOnutar ax-
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22725 Crautar Muck
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Cl ul r ShOras, Ml
48080
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ACER. Ful l t l na
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arty Muhuanaht
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uta wOuld ussuna
nuhuanaht du-
tl as I Or nul tl l a
cOhdOnlhlun ussO-
cl ut l Ohs. Pl ausa
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ua, A-100, St. Clulr
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210
HELP WANTED
RESTAURANT
KI T CHEN h a l
haadad. Wa ur a
Dusy. COna jOlh tha
t aun! Cul l chaI
Muur l ca ut
(313)78-287
T C B Y F r O a h
YOurt hOw hlrlh.
Nlca wOrk ahvlrOh-
naht, Iull Or urt
t l na . F l a x l D l a
schadula, udvuhca-
naht OOrtuhlty tO
suarvlsOr Or usslst-
uht nuhuar. Aly
ut CrOssa POl hta
l Ocutl Ohs. 20385
Muck Ava (haur var-
hlar) Or 17045 Kar-
chavul (lh tha vll-
lua).
WA I T a r s O h
haadad. Exar l -
ahcad. Aly wlth-
l h. vl l l ua Crl l l a,
130 Karchavul .
300
SITUATIONS WANTED
BABYSITTERS
302 CONVALESCENT CARE
HOMECARE. l huva
nuhy yaurs axarl-
ahca dOlh curlh,
dadlcutad sarvlca.
FlaxlDla hOurs (lh-
cludlh Ovarhlht,
h l h t u h d d u y
shlIts). Llht cOOk-
l h uhd cl auhl h,
axcallaht St. Clulr
ShOr as , Cr Os s a
POl ht a uhd sur -
rOuhdlh cltlas raI-
arahcas. J O Ahh
( 58) 2-377 Or
( 58) 83-778
304 GENERAL
I wlll cura IOr ald-
arly Or dlsuDlad ar-
sOh. Exarlahcad,
r a I a r a h c a s .
( 5 8 ) 2 2 2 - 0 7 2
L A D Y h a a d s
sOnaOha tO drlva
har tO uhd I rOn
wOrk, cuh usa ny
c u r u h d u s .
( 5 8 ) 4 8 - 4 1 8 0
( 5 8 ) 3 2 2 - 7 8 7
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
E X P E RI E NCE D
hOus a cl auhar s
uvulluDla tO clauh
yOur hOna. Hurd
wOrkl h uhd ral l -
uDla, wlth axcallaht
raIarahcas. Plausa
c O h t u c t B a u t u
( 5 8 ) 4 8 - 0 3 3 4
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
307 NURSES AIDES
LIVE-In Care
Givers
Daily Rates/Hourly
Cura/ COOk/ Clauh
Llcahsad-BOhdad
Care at Home
Est.184
58-772-0035
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
401 APPLIANCES
LG IrOht l Oudl h
wu s h a r , d r y a r
cOnDO. Naw $1,00
havar usad usklh
$1,000. Craut IOr
cOttua.
(58)77-358
405 COMPUTERS
GROSSE Poi nt e
Publ i c Li br ar y-
WOOds Br uhc h-
Muck uhd varhlar.
Fr l duy, J ul y 11,
10un- 3n. USED
C O M P U T E R
EQUIPMENT SALE.
Craut Burulhs, Dall
cOnutars uhd Ilut
scraah nOhltOrs u
tO $145. Plus nls-
cal l uhaOus l tans.
CASH ONLY!
406 ESTATE SALES
SHELBY TOwhshl.
4832 Luka vullay
D r l v a . F r l d u y -
Suhduy, un- 5n.
( Wast OI Shal Dy
ROud, SOuth OI 22
Mlla ROud). COllact-
l Dl as, Iurhl tura &
nOra! PhOtOs @ uc-
t l Ohas t ut a. c On.
( 58) 228- 00
408 FURNITURE
A Ilrst OIIarlh IrOn
lura CrOssa POlhta
astuta. 13 Clrcu
dl hat t a sat , Ouk
wlth uOlhtnahts
uhd stahcl l , IOur
chulrs, tuDla, axtah-
slOh, chlhu cuDlhat,
DuIIat. Orllhul cOh-
dl tl Oh, hOt raIl h-
lshad. $2,500. Cull
Brahdu
(313)244-51
COUCH uhd lOva-
saut , var y OOd
c Ohdl t l Oh, ur -
chusad ut Mucy's.
Tuh nlcrOIlDar nu-
tarlul, $375, St. Clulr
ShOras
(58)772-804
PATIO SET, Murthu
St awur t , r Ouhd
luss tuDla wlth luy
Susuh, 5 cushlOhad
chul rs, unDral l u,
uhd nutchlh rOck-
ars. Excallaht cOhdl-
tlOh, urua kat.
$200
(313)550-481
408 FURNITURE
MOVI NG. Hahra-
dah 18th Cahtury
nuhOuhy drassar
uhd snull chast lh
vary OOd cOhdl -
tlOh $500 Or Dast OI-
Iar. JBL N38 sauk-
ars $50, JBL N28
saukars $40. vlh-
t ua nat ul I Our
druwar Illa cuDlhat
$40. ChrOna nlrrOr
tO slda tuDla $75.
(313)51-533
409
GARAGE / YARD /
RUMMAGE SALE
1210 Bedford, July
12, un- 3n, July
13, un- 12n.
Furhltura, uhtlquas,
hOusahOl d dacOr,
jawalry, Old dOlls,
cOllactlDla vusas, tO
nuch tO llst. DON'T
MlSS!
1421 Somer set ,
CrOssa POlhta Purk,
J ul y 11, 12, 13.
. 00un- 4. 00n.
Cl Ot hl h, shOas,
ursas uhd Dauhla
DuDlas, khlck hucks.
15114 KERCHE-
VAL, ALLEY BE-
HI ND, Sut ur duy
1 2 t h , . 0 0 u n-
4. 00n, Suhduy
13th hOOh- 4.00n.
Aurtnaht raIrlar-
utOr, Iurhltura, hlda
u-Dad, twl h Dad/
Iruna, Dur stOOls,
cOar uhs, sllvar
luta, Dull cuhhlh
jurs, DOOks, Crunl-
Oh 30' sulls, 3 jlD, 1
nulh, 1 slhhukar,
Saurs traudnlll, atc.
25908 Ursullha, St.
Clulr ShOras. Frlduy
uhd Suturduy, un-
5n. Ahtlquas, vlh-
t ua l t ans, I ur -
hltura, sOnathlh
IOr avaryOha.
409
GARAGE / YARD /
RUMMAGE SALE
305 Marrlwauthar
ROud, CrOssa POlhta
Furns. Frlduy & Sut-
urduy, un- 2n.
Mu l t l - I u nl l y .
HOusahOl d l tans,
Iurhltura, chlldrah's
ltans, clOthlh uhd
nuch nOra!
694 Bl r ch Luha,
C r O s s a P O l h t a
WOOds. Suturduy &
Suhduy, July 12 &
13, un- 5n. Klt-
c h a h c u D l h a t s ,
r uhl t a cOuht ar
t Os, uhd Ot har
hOusahOl d l tans.
847 Wushl ht Oh,
CrOssa POlhta. July
11- 12, un- 3n.
TwO Iunlly urua
sula, lOts OI ltans
IOr cOl l aa dOrn,
luns, tuDlas, lOva-
saut , Dauh Du
chulr, Flastu Wura
COllactlOh, Parsluh
ru, hOt tuD chan-
l cul s, scuDu BC,
wal ht Dal t, uhd
nuch nOra.
ECLECTIC garage/
yurd sula, July 11-
13, un- 4n. 1000
Hur vur d, Cr Ossa
POl hta Purk. Fur-
hl tura, uhtl quas,
cOllactlDlas, hOOsl-
ar cuDlhats, dasks,
luns, wlckar, cOn-
nOdas, twl h/ Iul l
sla DadrOOn sats,
cushl Ohs, l l hahs,
IuDrlcs, Old truhk,
hOusahOld urtlclas,
nul l sOrtar, tOys,
unas, Duskats.
GA R A GE s u l a
20103 DOyla COurt,
WOOds. July 11 &
12, un- 2n. Fur-
hltura, tOys, Dlkas,
udult clOthas, chll-
drah's clOthas sla
lrls 4 uhd DOys 5.
GARAGE sula 320
LOt hr O, Cr Ossa
POlhta Furns. July
11 uhd 12, 10un-
5n. Kltchah tuDla,
uD tuDla, chulrs,
stOva, DOOkcusa,
tOOl s, hOusahOl d
ltans, tOys, DOOks.
NO rasulas.
409
GARAGE / YARD /
RUMMAGE SALE
MOM tO MOn ur-
ua sula. Clrls uhd
DOys clOthas, haw-
DOrh tO 14. ADar
CrOnDl a, Justl ca,
Rulh Luurah. LOts
OI DOys uhd l rl s
shOas, wOnah' s
clOthas, sla lura
$1, Skyluhdars, DS
unas, uhd lOts OI
t Oys. HOusahOl d
uhd nlscalluhaOus
ltans us wall. 202
McKl hl ay, CrOssa
POlhta Furns, Frl-
duy & Sut ur duy,
un- 1n.
THREE family sula,
21 uhd 25 LO-
t h r O , C r O s s a
POlhta Furns. July
1 2 t h , . 0 0 u n-
3. 00n. HOusa-
wuras, cOllactlDlas,
clOthlh, Iurhltura,
Chrlstnus, CruIts-
nuh uhd Dal t u
w O O d w O r k l h
O w a r t O O l s .
YARD SALE - ONE
DAY ONLY. Fur-
hl t ur a, nl s c al -
l uhaOus cl Othl h,
snul l ul l uhcas,
u n a s , h O n a
OOds, Frlduy, July
11, un- 4n. 204
KarDy ROud, CrOssa
POlhta Furns.
410 HOUSEHOLD SALES
FURNI TURE, kl t-
chah, hawar ull-
uhcas, tOOls, talavl-
slOh, rus, wull urt,
unas, cOnutars,
alactrOhlcs, nlscal-
l uhaOus. Fr l duy-
Suturduy, July 11-
1 2 , 1 1 . 0 0 u n -
.00n. 23 Stah-
ahs, CrOssa POlhta
Furns.
413 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
VINTAGE Krukuuar
BrOthars urlht l-
uhO, Dluck nutta,
Dullt (Clrcu 125) lh
Naw YOrk Clty dur-
lh tha Oldah ua
OI luhO Dulldlh.
COOd, usad cOhdl-
tlOh. Naads tuhlh.
700 Ouhds. $500.
(313)882-3310
415 WANTED TO BUY
CASH uld IOr haw-
ar usad uarDuck
DOOks & DvDs l h
OOd cOhdl t l Oh.
Naw HOrlOhs BOOk
ShO, 20757 13 Mlla
ut L l t t l a Muck.
( 58) 2- 150
500 ANIMALS ADOPT A PET
GROSSE POl ht a
Ahl nul AdOtl Oh
SOclaty, at udO-
tlOh. Suturduy, July
12. Cun BOw WOw
Tr ul hl h Caht ar ,
haxt tO Pat Su-
llas Plus ut Mlla
uhd Muck, St. Clulr
ShOras. Snull dOs,
12n- 1.30n. Lur-
ar dOs 1.30n-
3n. Cuts uhd klt-
tahs 12n- 3n.
Kitten special. 2
kl t t ahs uhdar 4
nOhths OI ua IOr
tha rl ca OI Oha!
( 313) 884-1551 Or
www. CPAAS. Or
GROSSE POl ht a
Ahlnul Cllhlc hus u
nula Plt Bull nlx,
vary swaat uhd u
nula Shahard nlx
uDOut nOhths Old.
Cull (313)822-5707
TWO kltty slstars
uvulluDla IOr lOvlh
hOna- 8 yaurs Old,
Iully dacluwad, vary
swaat uhd sOcl ul
dlsOsltlOh, aut Ohly
dry IOOd, cuh stuy
hOna ulOha IOr u
tO u waak. Thasa
l rl s wara uDuh-
dOhad Dy thalr ra-
vl Ous Owhar ut
hOna wl th chl l d
wlth Iallha ullary.
Cuts ura llvlh lh
Dusanaht uhd das-
ar ut al y haad u
haw hOna. Thay
cOna rOIassl Oh-
ully rOOnad, wlth
thal r kl tty aqul -
naht uhd aharOus
dOhutlOh IOr thalr
cura. Plausa anull
A r t h u r u t
urtsuudl@yuhOO.cO
n
503
HOUSEHOLD PETS
FOR SALE
GROSSE Poi nt e
Golden Doodles for
sale. Available July
19th. Serious inquir-
ies only. Website
www. dOOdl a-
us.waaDly.cOn Or
(313)884-842
505 LOST & FOUND
FOUND lh Hurar
WOOds, Cr Ossa
POl hta WOOds Or
D a t r O l t . s nu l l
Duschuhd nlx, sahl-
Or Alradula Tarrlar,
BOrdar COl l l a Or
nl x, Mustl II nl x,
BullnustlII, BOuvlar
u h d F O x h O u h d .
Pl au s a c Oht u c t
CrOssa POlhta Ah-
lnul AdOtlOh SOcl-
aty ut
(313)884-1551
505 LOST & FOUND
GROSSE POl ht a
Ahlnul Cllhlc hus 2
nul a Shahar d/
LuDr udOr nl xas,
O h a t u h , O h a
Drlhdla. Fanula Plt
Bull whlta/ DrOwh,
Ianula Culrh Tarrl-
ar uhd u nula ScOt-
tlsh Tarrlar. Cull
(313)822-5707
600 CARS
2008 Sl l var Jaa
COnnuhdar SOrt
3.7L v 4WD. Orl-
lhul Owhar, Ohly
0,200 nllas. Craut
cOhdltlOh, haw tlras
u h d D u t t a r y .
$ 1 1 , 0 0 .
(58)228-2325
602 FORD
2003 FOrds (2). FO-
cus SE saduh 4 cyl-
lhdar uutO, 152,00
nllas, $2,000. ZX2
EscOrt Pranlun, 4
cyllhdar, 5 saad
nuhuul , 4, 000
nllas, $2,300. BOth
vahlclas vary wall
nulhtulhad uhd rall-
uDla. Prlcad wall Da-
lOw nurkat vulua.
WO O d s .
( 858) 44-8415 Or
( 248) 840-3543
2011 FuslOh Sa, v.
80,000 nllas. Cray,
axcallaht cOhdltlOh,
nOOh rOOI, sOllar,
Sl r us. Ext ahdad
wurruhty, Oha Owh-
ar, daular sarvlcad.
$11,50.
(313)300-14
605 FOREIGN
BEETLE 2000 CLX.
Nuvy Dlua, Dala lh-
t ar l Or . Suhr OOI ,
114K nl l as. Ex-
artly nulhtulhad,
clauh hlstOry, nultl
CD luyar, hautad
s a u t s . A s k l h
$ 5 , 0 0 0
(313)52-4488
S I L V E R 2 0 0 4
TOyOtu Hlhluhdar
v, AWD, IOl dl h
t hl r d saut , 87K
nllas, lh raut cOh-
dltlOh, clauh, wall
curad IOr Dy Oha
O w h a r . C u l l
( 3 1 3 ) 3 0 0 - 2 8 5 7 ,
$12,000 Or Dast OI-
Iar.
606 SPORT UTILITY
2009 DOda JOur-
hay. Orllhul Owhar.
1 1 2 , 0 0 0 nl l a s .
Clauh, OOd cOhdl-
tlOh. $,00 u staul!
(313)204-213
654
BOAT STORING /
DOCKING
BOAT walls, Altar/
JaIIarsOh urau. $200
a r s a u s O h .
( 3 1 3 ) 8 0 2 - 7 7 1 0
662 RECREATION VEHICLES
J E T S k l 2 0 0 1
Yunuhu Suv, sauts
4 ( l h- l l ha) , ruhs
r aut , haw saut
cOvars, lOw hOurs.
$3,450
(313)743-3778
(313)882-6900 ext. 1
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DIRECTORY OF SERVICES
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700
APTS/FLATS/DUPLEX
POINTES/HARPER WOODS
2021 varhlar, lOwar
2 DadrOOn, 1 Duth-
rOOn, huturul Ilra-
l uca, saur ut a
Dusanaht, urua,
hO at s , $800/
nOhth, lus utlllt-
las. (313)882-35
7 3 1 H u r c O u r t ,
CrOssa POlhta Purk-
LOwar. Luxury 2
DadrOOn, 1 Duth,
stas IrOn Wl hd-
nlll POlhta. COn-
lataly ranOdalad-
ruhl ta, stul hl ass
staal ul l uhcas,
hurdwOOd Il OOrs.
ExtarlOr uhd lhtarl-
Or nul ht ahuhca,
l uhdscul h uhd
shOw ranOvul lh-
cl udad. $1, 475.
WOh' t l us t !
(313)530-7288
700
APTS/FLATS/DUPLEX
835 HurcOurt ROud,
uttructlva Ilrst IlOOr
2 DadrOOn uhl t .
( 3 1 3 ) 8 8 - 3 1 7 3
$ 8 5 / n O h t h
876 TrOnDlay, u-
ar 3 DadrOOn, 2
Duths, huturul Ilra-
l uca, Dr aukI ust
hOOk , s aur ut a
Dusanaht uhd ur-
ua. NO ats. Sacur-
lty daOslt. $1,500
ar nOhth, lus utll-
ltlas. (313)882-35
BEACONSFIELD 2
Dadr OOn uar .
BauutlIul hurdwOOd
IlOOrs. Wutar uhd
haut lhcludad, $00
ar nOhth.
(313)407-151
700
APTS/FLATS/DUPLEX
HARPER WOOds,
21345 SlOuh, just
Dl Ocks I r On St .
JOhh, Ilrst IlOOr, 2
DadrOOn, curatlh,
ulluhcas, hO ats.
$ 7 4 5 / n O h t h
( 3 1 3 ) 8 8 1 - 3 1 3
702
APTS/FLATS/DUPLEX
S.C.S./MACOMB COUNTY
ONE uhd twO Dad-
rOOn uurtnahts-
St. Cl ul r ShOras,
EustOlhta, Hurar
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ST. CLAIR SHORES, MICHIGAN THURSDAY, JULY 10, 2014 VOL. 3 NO.

SECTION B ST. CLAIR SHORES CONNECTION THURSDAY, JULY 10, 2014

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