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ST. CLAIR SHORES, MICHIGAN THURSDAY, JUNE 26, 2014 VOL. 3, NO.
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PHOTO BY JOHN MCTAGGART
Jenna Gargala proudly holds up a sign along Jefferson hoping to attract cars to the Special Needs
Playground Programs Car Wash fund-raising event. For more photos and story, see page 3A.
A gem of a program
It was a very long, very
cold and very destructive
winter.
The harsh tempera-
tures and extreme weath-
er has taken a toll on
bushes, shrubs, trees and
flowers, and ultimately
forced some of the citys
residents to put their
spring and summertime
landscaping projects on
hold.
Right now were about
a month behind in most
e v e r y t h i n g ,
B e a u t i f i c a t i o n
C o m m i s s i o n
Chairwoman Lilian
Claycomb said. The win-
ter was just very hard on
the plant life.
That said, Claycomb
sends a very clear and
definite message to resi-
dents dont give up.
Everybody knows the
winter was frightful, she
said. The damages that
have been done are unbe-
lievable. Nurseries are ac-
tually running out of
product. The biggest
thing is before you pull
those shrubs out and say
they are dead, look for
any amount of green at
the very bottom. Look for
some signs of life.
Claycomb said that by
now some evidence of life
should be noticeable on
plants that did indeed
survive the rigors of this
past winter.
Dont give up on them
yet, she said. Water and
fertilization in hot weath-
er is going to help more
than anything else. If you
look around our city
youll see shrubs and
bushes that are half
brown and half green. It
may take two years for
these to come back. But if
it does, then it does. Dont
ruin your landscape just
because youre anxious to
tear it all out and put new
in. Its costly and time
consuming to do that, and
you might not have to.
You just have to be pa-
tient in some cases.
Thats all.
Claycomb also advises
residents not to push
their plants.
Its like anything else,
she said. Things will on-
ly grow so far. Dont push
them and feel you can
make up a month that we
lost because of the winter.
Were basically three
weeks to a month behind
in most plants. Dont
push them.
Claycomb and her
B e a u t i f i c a t i o n
Commission select sever-
al homes each year and
award the homeowners
with awards for the land-
scaping in and around
their houses.
That said, she has seen
By John McTaggart
Staff Writer
Harsh winter
shouldn't
deter
landscape
plans
It came as a surprise to
St. Clair Shores resident
Craig Manning.
I got a letter at my
house from the county,
and it was sitting on the
kitchen table, Manning
said with a chuckle. My
wife goes, here you go,
and Im thinking Im not
sure I want to open that.
What did I do now? Is it a
tax bill or something?
Then I opened it and it
was a really good thing.
The letter outlines the
fact that Manning was a
recipient of the Macomb
County Board of
C o m m i s s i o n e r s
Outstanding Volunteer
Award for his work with
the Lake Shore High
School Quarterback
Club.
The Quarterback Club,
an organization that
Manning ran for several
years, has raised thou-
sands of dollars for the
football programs at Lake
Shore High School and
Kennedy Middle School.
Money raised through
the Shorian Tastefest and
other fund-raising events
have been used to make
the game safer and more
enjoyable for student-ath-
letes at both schools.
I had a vested interest
for the last five years to
assist in the future of my
kids and kids in our com-
munity, Manning said. I
appreciate the passion
and support of the Lake
Shore Quarterback Club.
It was designed with the
purpose to give to the stu-
dents of the Lake Shore
High School football pro-
gram. Im sure most ath-
letic programs at schools
in the area need pro-
grams like this to contin-
ue.
The honor is a distin-
guished one, and requires
a nomination from a
Macomb County resident
and a minimum of 150
hours of volunteer service
to a nonprofit organiza-
tion.
I dont know how ma-
ny hours Ive logged,
Manning said. But its
something Ive tried to do
all my life.
The award is certainly
more of a lifetime
achievement award to
Manning, whose compa-
ny Take 2 Authentics in
Mount Clemens frequent-
ly helps nonprofits at a
variety of events, but hes
quick to downplay the
honor.
Its nice to be recog-
nized, he said. But its
not why you do it. You do
it because it makes a dif-
ference, because it helps.
Manning believes giv-
PHOTO COURTESY OF CRAIG MANNING
Resident Craig Manning stands beside Macomb County commissioner Veronica
Klinefelt during a ceremony that honored Manning for his volunteer work.
Local resident honored
for volunteer work
By John McTaggart
Staff Writer
Colby Agee doesnt
live too far from
Veterans Memorial Park.
The 33-year old father
of two young boys has
been a St. Clair Shores
resident for the better
part of 10 months.
My wife and I moved
here because of the
schools and the activities
mostly, he said. Were
a young family and we
wanted to be in a city
that could grow with the
boys and offer some-
thing for them as they
get older.
The park is less than a
half mile from Agees
house and was a draw to
him and his wife,
Aubrey.
This Friday, June 27, e,
the Agee family is going
to be reaping the bene-
fits of their new locale
when they, along with
dozens of other resi-
dents in and around
Veterans Memorial Park,
enjoy the 2014 First
State Bank St. Clair
Shores Fi reworks
Extravaganza from
their own yard.
Were having a cook-
out party, he said enthu-
siastically. Ive been
looking forward to this
for months. Weve got
about a dozen friends
coming over.
Agee said folding
chairs and a dish to pass
around are the only re-
quirement he asks of
friends joining the fun.
Im sure well walk to
the park for a little
while, he said. It
sounds like theres going
to be a lot things to do in
there. But for the fire-
works show itself, and
for dinner, were going
to be here at home.
Residents enjoy fireworks with
their own backyard parties
By John McTaggart
Staff Writer
See WINTER , page 2A
See MANNING, page 2A
FILE PHOTO
A block party at Lakeside Community Church on
Jefferson north of Veterans Memorial Park is ex-
pected to attract nearly 1,000 people this year.
Block and neighborhood parties are a popular way
for residents to enjoy the fireworks show.
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all kinds of landscapes
over the years, from very
elegant and simple de-
signs to the elaborate and
complicated.
The key however, is to
know what type of land-
scape suits your lifestyle.
Do not overdo it, she
said. Its one thing to see
the neighbor down the
street who might have
this lavish garden, but
maybe you work five days
a week and that neighbor
is retired. They have time
to take care of this gar-
den, you may not.
Theres nothing worse
than someone going out,
spending lots of money,
and putting in an elabo-
rate garden or land-
scape, she said. Then
not maintaining it. Plants
grow. They need care.
Maintenance is so impor-
tant. Dont do too much.
Some of the nicest land-
scape is simple because it
can be maintained, she
said.
There are houses out
there that may only have
a half a dozen plants,
Claycomb said. But its
beautiful because its
maintained and its so
nicely done.
Clean up of the yard
and landscape is the first
step, Claycomb said, and
she emphasizes to resi-
dents how important it is
to landscape in stages.
Everything doesnt
have to be done at once,
she said. Do this part this
year, then another part
next year and so on.
Thats a great way to con-
serve money and thats
even more important
when youre starting out.
Be patient. Youll get
there eventually.
Local nurseries can
provide residents with a
wealth of products,
knowledge and advice.
ing back is natural not
only for him, but every-
one, and that each person
has the capacity to make
a difference in the world.
Theres something out
there that grabs you, that
grips each of us, he said.
Then you gotta have the
people to surround your-
self with, you have to
have the passion for that
something. You dont
need 100 people, you just
need a small handful of
people with the same pas-
sion. Then you can make
something happen. Its
100 percent of the people
working in the same di-
rection. Thats all it takes.
Its not as hard as people
think it is.
MANNING
continued from 1A
WINTER
continued from 1A
PHOTO BY JOHN MCTAGGART
The Beautification Committee is responsible for many of the flower beds in the
city. And members say not to give up on plants despite the harsh winter.
Although thousands
will come to the park it-
self for the show, even
more will watch from
their backyards, porches
and decks.
And you dont even
have to live nearby the
park to enjoy a block
party either.
Lakeside Community
Church, located at 33701
Jefferson, just north of
Veterans Memorial Park,
is hosting its annual
Block Party for any and
all who would like to at-
tend the event.
The event kicks off at 7
p.m. in the parking lot of
the church and features
food, inflatables, a live
band, and plenty of ac-
tivities and fun for the
entire family.
I think its so great to
live in a place that has
something like this,
Agee said. This is some-
thing my family and I
can enjoy. Its a tradition
were starting this year
and I think thats great.
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FILE PHOTO
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Each year, one summer-
time parks and recreation
program seems to stand-
out.
The Special Needs
Summertime Playground
Program is once again in
full swing, and once again
its one of the citys true
gems.
Were really proud of
what that program is, St.
Clair Shores parks and
recreation director Greg
Esler said. Its just an
amazing thing.
Since 2004, Jamie
Harbison has been in-
volved with the program
in some capacity.
I started in 2004, she
said. I was a counselor
when I started and now
Im the director of the pro-
gram. I can honestly say
that Ive enjoyed just about
every minute of it, too.
Each week, from the
middle of June through
the middle of August,
about 50 children take
part in the Special Needs
Playground Program,
Harbison said.
We have kids with au-
tism, Downs Syndrome, a
huge range of emotional
impairments and cogni-
tive impairments,
Harbison said. And they
range from 6 to 26 years
old. So theres a big range
in there, too.
With a camper to coun-
selor rate of about 2:1,
Harbison said the counsel-
ors on her staff are critical
to the programs success.
Many of the counselors
are college students who
want to go into education,
or speech, or occupational
therapy, something like
that, she said. So this is
something theyre learn-
ing from as well as helping
out with. The program
couldnt exist without
them though, it really
couldnt.
Harbison herself is a
special education teacher
in the Van Dyke Public
Schools district.
The campers sign up for
the program, which is lim-
ited to 50 participants, on a
weekly basis, Harbison
said, with a variety of ac-
tivities and even field trips
already mapped out by her
and the staff.
We go to the pool on
Mo n d a y s a n d
Wednesdays, she said.
And we have field trips
during the week. Crafts,
dancing, and other activi-
ties are also part of the
weekly routine.
The program has grown
exponentially over the
years, Harbison said, and
its widely considered to
be one of the top special
needs playground pro-
grams in the state.
That said, running such
a program is expensive.
We have fundraisers,
she said. We have to.
Car washes, Coney
events and concerts are
just a few ways the pro-
gram raises much-needed
funds to operate the pro-
gram.
Special Needs
Playground Program
is pride of the city
By John McTaggart
Staff Writer
Left, Special Needs
Playground Program
Counselor Jordan
Morgan and camper,
Evan Sanders, rinse a car
down during the pro-
grams car wash fund-
raiser. Fundraising is vi-
tal to the success of the
program each year.
Right, Bradley Nagey
soaps up the back win-
dow while counselor
Amanda Rososko helps
out. Middle right, Cody
Donoher had scrubbing
duty at the car wash last
Tuesday morning.
Program Director Jamie Harbison is all smiles as she helps Josh Christian with
the water bucket.
Photos by
John McTaggart
Local friends
launch
inspirational
business
For best friends
Jennifer Raybaud and
Melissa Emanuel, the
idea of launching a busi-
ness together was a crazy
notion.
I think for the first
three years we knew
each other we avoided
each other, Raybaud
said. So we didnt really
start off on the great foot.
But about three years
ago we started to like
each other, and for the
last two and a half years
weve gotten really
close.
The pair soon became
the best of friends and
from that their company,
Lose Your Excuse Now!
(l oseyourexcusenow.
com).
The local company cre-
ates workshops, con-
ducts seminars and de-
velops activities that help
people live life to the full-
est, Raybaud said.
Its about living your
life fully, Raybaud said.
Its about aspiring to
and accomplishing the
things that make you
happy.
One of the duo's cur-
r ent wor kshops,
Aspirations Assembled,
has been helping people
all over the area create a
bucket list of sorts aimed
at helping people conjure
up big dreams and create
list of things people long
to accomplish the most.
Weve done these
workshops and have
heard back from people
who are already starting
to accomplish these
dreams, Emanuel said.
Weve had people start
to take ballroom dancing
lessons. Weve had peo-
ple finally take that
dream cruise. Weve
heard back from people
making this happen.
Theres something about
putting it on a tangible
list, about putting that list
together.
The workshop calls
each goal achieved a
pin, and dropping these
pins is the goal.
Currently, the compa-
ny works with organiza-
ti ons, compani es,
churches and clubs con-
ducting workshops and
seminars for groups.
But the womens aspi-
rations stretch beyond
the city of St. Clair
Shores and the surround-
ing areas.
Why cant people all
over America have their
goals, dreams and aspi-
rations defined and artic-
ulated on something tan-
gible? Raybaud said. So
they can celebrate drop-
ping those pins and start
living life fully. Thats
what its all about.
For more information
go to loseyourexcuse-
now.com.
By John McTaggart
Staff Writer
PHOTO COURTESY OF JENNIFER RAYBAUD
Local residents and best friends Jennifer Raybaud and Melissa Emanuel launched stoptheexcuses.com.
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The Optimist Clubs community garage sale attracted hundreds of patrons and
dozens of vendors.
Believe it or not, I
have been looking for
this for a long time,
Courtney Cushmann
said, holding a vintage
silver teapot. I think
this is a really good
sale.
Cushmann is one of
hundreds who came to
the Optimist Club of St.
Clair Shores first annu-
a l Co mmu n i t y
Garageless Garage
Sale in the parking lot of
the South Lake Public
Schools administration
building Saturday, June
21.
More than three doz-
ens vendors set up shop
for the event and items
ranging from antiques
to housewares, and ev-
erything in between,
were all available to pa-
trons of the event.
Im really pleased
with this, vendor
Donna Consigliaro said.
I think its a really good
idea, and I can see us
coming back if they do it
again.
Vendors were charged
$25 for roughly a space
the size of a pair of
parking spaces in the
lot.
The money raised
from space rentals goes
directly to the Optimist
Club of St. Clair Shores
and is used for scholar-
ships and other commu-
nity-centered events.
Community garage sale
attracts hundreds
By John McTaggart
Staff Writer
Right, antiques were a
popular item for sale at
the community
"garageless" garage sale.
Left, a wide array of mer-
chandise was available
to everyone who attend-
ed.
The City of St. Clair
Shores Code Enforcement
Department inspectors
are active in seeking prop-
erties in violation of city
ordinance 20.260.
If a property has over-
grown grass, brush or
weeds in excess of 8 inch-
es, a warning sticker may
be placed on the door. If
so, the ordinance violation
must be corrected before
8 a.m. the next business
day, or the city will take
action.
The city will abate nui-
sances in the front, side
and/or rear of the property
as necessary. All costs and
a $100 administrative fee
for this service will be
billed to the property own-
er by the city. Excessive
weather, such as rain, may
delay inspections and
abatement.
City inspectors will be in
the 48080 zip code on
Mondays, the 48081 zip
code Tuesdays, and the
48082 zi p code
Wednesdays throughout
the growing season to
identify properties in vio-
lation.
For more information,
call (586) 447-3336 or
(586) 447-3309.
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For a decade, Erin Stahl
has led the charge to
clean up four key, and of-
ten over overlooked, parts
of the city.
The intersections at 9,
10, 11 and 12 mile roads
and I-94 are the gateways
in St. Clair Shores.
Its really the first im-
pression people get when
driving into the city,
Stahl said. We want
these areas to be as clean
as they can be. So thats
why we get out there.
Since the programs in-
ception, which came as a
result of an idea Stalh had
while she was the council
liaison to the citys
W a t e r f r o n t
E n v i r o n m e n t a l
Committee, more than
500 volunteers have col-
lected in excess of 600
bags of trash from these
intersections, Stahl said.
Its been incredible,
she said. The community
has been so supportive of
this over the years. And
many times its a family
affair for people. Parents
have come out with their
children and cleaned up.
Its great.
Stahl noted that al-
though the task continues
to be a challenge in terms
of the headway the group
makes each year, the vol-
unteers have been amaz-
ing.
Theres always going
to be trash to clean up
there, and that hasnt
changed in the 10 years
since we started, she ad-
mitted. But, to see the
amount of volunteers
grow. It really makes me
feel good.
It certainly isnt the
most glamorous volun-
teer duty in the city, but it
is vital, and Stahl said that
people are appreciative.
We have people stop
and thank us while were
cleaning up, she said.
Weve even had people
pull over and donate $5 in
the past. That really
makes us feel like what
were doing is worth
while.
Stahl was quick to point
out that none of it would
be possible without help.
Bryan Babcock in
DPW and the Waterfront
Project helps clean city
By John McTaggart
Staff Writer
E n v i r o n m e n t a l
Committee, Joe St. John
in particular, have been
very supportive, Stahl
said. Really, without their
support it wouldnt hap-
pen.
The next clean up date
kicks off at 10 a.m.
Saturday, July 12, with the
group meeting at a park-
ing lot at 10 Mile and I-94,
she said.
People can just show
up there a little before 10
a.m. that morning, she
said. Or they can call
(586) 774-8181.
Stahl added that two
hours on a Saturday is
more than just about
cleaning up.
We have a lot of fun,
she said. And some of the
things weve found over
the years, its crazy.
A contest amongst vol-
unteers runs each clean-
up session. A prize is usu-
ally handed out for the
most unique item.
Over the years weve
found all kinds of things,
she said. Weve found
love letters from the
1970s, an engagement
ring, a cordless home
phone, a Brad Paisley gui-
tar pic, money, and lots of
other things that end up
as funny stories about the
unusual things our volun-
teers find. its really a
good time for everyone.
PHOTO COURTESY OF MACKINAC STATE HISTORIC PARKS
Fort Holmes on Mackinac Island is seen in this image circa late-1930s provided
by the Mackinac Island State Park Commission. Other than an earthen mound
and a single gate from the wooden stockade, no part of the fort remains. A
$500,000 reconstruction project of the fort, which played a key role in the 1814
Battle of Mackinac Island between the U.S. and Britain, will begin this summer.
Thousands of vacation-
ing tourists from
Michigan and around the
world will soon have an-
other attraction to visit on
Mackinac Island.
Fort Holmes, site of the
Battle of Mackinac Island
during the War of 1812,
will be rebuilt and re-
stored in a $500,000 proj-
ect expected to start this
summer the 200th anni-
versary of the battle in
which the forts name-
sake, American Major
Andrew H. Holmes, was
killed. Earlier this month,
the Michigan Legislature
approved $250,000 in
state money to support
the project. The other
half of the money is being
raised by a nonprofit or-
ganization, Mackinac
Associates, which sup-
ports the various historic
sites on and around
Mackinac Island.
This is one of the most
exciting preservation an-
nouncements in years,
said Dan Heaton, author
of Forts & Fields: A
History of Michigans
Military Past.
The work done at Fort
Holmes not only allows
new generations to learn
the history of the region,
but further enhances the
Mackinac regions status
as a vacation destination.
The Fort Holmes proj-
ect builds on the cultural
and heritage pieces of
our states Pure Michigan
campaign, so this appro-
priation is an investment
in our states history and
the tourism that it helps
generate, said State Rep.
Frank Foster, R-Petoskey,
who helped secure the
state appropriation for
the project.
First built as Fort
George by the British
Army, Fort Holmes is lo-
cated on the opposite
side of Mackinac Island
from Fort Mackinac.
Thousands of visitors
pass through the gates of
Fort Mackinac very year
and the forts gleaming
white limestone walls are
among the most iconic
images of Michigan.
During the War of
1812, the British caught a
small U.S. garrison un-
aware at Fort Mackinac,
causing the Americans to
surrender the fort and re-
treat from the island. To
reinforce the island, the
British built an earth and
wood fort and block-
house on the islands
highest point and named
it after the king. Two
years later, on Aug. 4,
1814, a large American
force invaded the island,
but was easily beaten
back by the smaller
Bri ti sh defenders.
Despite the setbacks on
Mackinac Island, the
War of 1812 fort to be restored
By Dan Heaton
Special Writer
signing of the Treaty of
Ghent to end the war, in
December 1814, gave the
young United States con-
trol of the region that is
now Michigan and sever-
al surrounding states. In
the summer of 1815, the
Americans returned to
the island and quickly re-
named Fort George in
honor of Major Holmes.
At the time, the Straits
of Mackinac region was
the economic center of
the entire Midwest,
Heaton said. The impor-
tance of military control
of the forts on Mackinac
during the late 18th and
early 19th centuries can-
not be overstated.
After the War of 1812,
Fort Holmes was al-
lowed to fall into disre-
pair and was even used
for target practice at
times by American sol-
diers assigned to the
much larger Fort
Mackinac. During the
Mexican-American War
and the U.S. Civil War,
the U.S. garrison essen-
tially left Mackinac
Island with only one
U.S. soldier left on the
island to care for both
forts.
In 1904, shortly after
Mackinac Island be-
came part of the state
park system, the Fort
Holmes blockhouse was
rebuilt. After it was de-
stroyed in a fire, the en-
tire stockade, block-
house and earthworks
were rebuilt during a
public works project
during the Great
Depression. Those facil-
ities were never main-
tained and fell into ruin.
With the exception of a
gate in the stockade and
an earthen mound, the
forts ruins were re-
moved or buried in the
late 1960s. The new res-
toration project will rep-
resent the first signifi-
cant work done on the
site in almost 50 years
In 1875, the govern-
ment land on Mackinac
Islandencompassing
50 percent of the is-
landwas designated
the second national park
in the United States. It
was turned over to the
State of Michigan in
1895, bec omi ng
Michigans first state
park. At that time, the
state legislature created
the Mackinac Island
State Park Commission
to be stewards of the
park and its many his-
toric structures. Due to
the commissions ef-
forts, parkland now en-
compasses more than 80
percent of Mackinac
Island, which includes
1,800 acres. The com-
mission also oversees
and manages parks on
the mainland. The
Mackinac Island State
Park Commission is re-
sponsible for a com-
bined 2,500 acres of
par kl and wi t hi n
Mackinac State Historic
Parks, over 110 build-
ings, and approximately
1.7 million artifacts.
We have a lot of fun, she said. And
some of the things weve found over the
years, its crazy."
Erin Stahl
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Folk Songs at the
Farmhouse
The Historical Society of
St. Clair Shores presents
Folk Songs at the
Farmhouse from 7 to 8:30
p.m. Thursdays June 26;
July 10, 24; and Aug. 14,
28, at the Selinsky-Green
Farmhouse Museum,
22500 11 Mile, St. Clair
Shores.
Jim Daniska, local folk
singer, performs tradition-
al music and songs from
the Folk Music Revival of
the 40s through the 60s.
Bring a folding chair or
blanket to sit on.
call the library at (586)
771-9020.
Genealogy program
Back to the Genealogy
Basics Using DNA in Your
Genealogy Research,
with genealogist Michael
Franco, is at 7 p.m.
Thursday, June 26, at the
St. Clair Shores Public
Library Local History
Center Reading Room,
22500 11 Mile Road, St.
Clair Shores.
Franco will discuss how
DNA evidence may be an
invaluable tool in deter-
mining your ancestral tree
and clearing up wrong
turns in your research
path. The DNA program
23andMe is one of many
testing services available.
call (586) 771-9020.
Fireworks
The 2014 St. Clair
Shores First State Bank
Fireworks Extravaganza
begins at 10 p.m. Friday,
June 27, at Veterans
Memorial Park, 32400
Jefferson, St. Clair Shores.
call (586) 445-5363 or visit
scsmi.org.
Classic Film Fridays
The St. Clair Shores
Public Library presents
Classic Movie Fridays
from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m.
most Fridays in the
William R. Gilstorf
Meeting Room at the St.
Clair Shores Public
Library, 22500 11 Mile, St.
Clair Shores.
The next free presenta-
tion of a classic or award-
winning movie is a June 27
viewing of Design for
Living.
call the library at (586)
771-9020.
Fishing tournament
The Monster Quest 10
Bass Fishing Tournament
will be held Sunday, June
29, at the 9 Mile boat ramp.
The event features a top
prize of $10,000.
For more information or
to preregister call (248)
666-7799.
Optimists
fundraiser
The Optimists of St Clair
Shores host a fundraiser
from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m.
Monday, June 30, at
Buffalo Wild Wings, 23117
Harper, St. Clair Shores.
The Optimists will re-
ceive 20 percent of each
purchase as a dona-
tion when your server is
presented with a certifi-
cate available at michi-
g a n o p t i mi s t s . o r g /
clubs/17369/.
call (586) 777-9464.
Inside Out with the
DIA Art
Reproductions
The Inside Out DIA Art
Reproductions program,
which brings high-quality
reproductions of master-
pieces from the DIAs col-
lection to the streets and
parks of metro Detroit, is
displayed in St. Clair
Shores Tuesday, July 1,
through July 31.
High-quality reproduc-
tions of masterpieces from
the Detroit Institute of
Artss collection come out-
doors throughout the city
of St. Clair Shores from
Tuesday, July 1, through
July 31.
The DIAs mission is to
create opportunities for all
visitors to find personal
meaning in art.
The program is made
possible with support
from residents of Wayne,
Oakland and Macomb
counties.
call (586) 445-5363 or visit
scsmi.org.
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
dinner with all proceeds to
benefit the church and the
2014 Roseville Gratiot
Cruise.
The 2014 Roseville
Gratiot Cruise is held from
noon to 6 p.m. Saturday,
July 26, on Gratiot Ave. be-
tween 10 Mile and 13 Mile
roads.
The cruise is presented
by the Roseville Heritage
Foundation in partnership
with 104.3, WOMC radio.
For more information or
to volunteer, call (586) 343-
3485 or send an e-mail to
info@rosevillegratiot-
cruise.com.
Concerts in the park
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SECTION B ST. CLAIR SHORES CONNECTION THURSDAY, JUNE 26, 2014
Volkswagen of America
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early arrival of the all-new
2015 Volkswagen Golf GTI
in U.S. dealerships. The
new GTI is bigger, safer,
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fuel-efficient than its pre-
decessor.
The new GTI redefines
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space than any U.S. mid-
size sedan. It also features
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power and 258 pound-feet
of torque.
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speed manual transmis-
sion.
The seventh-generation
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ea dealerships this August,
celebrating 40 years since
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hatchback debuted in the
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EA888 1.8-liter turbo-
charged and direct-injec-
tion four-cylinder TSI en-
gine mated to a five-speed
manual or a six-speed au-
tomatic transmission; and
the new EA288 2.0-liter
turbocharged and direct-
injection four-cylinder TDI
Clean Diesel, fitted with a
six-speed manual or a six-
speed DSG dual-clutch au-
tomatic transmission. This
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powerful and efficient tur-
bocharged engines. The
Golf TSI gains up to 6
miles per gallon, 20 per-
cent on manufacturer
estimated highway fuel
economy compared to the
2.5-liter model it replaces.
This new-generation
Golf has grown in size yet
dropped in weight by up to
79 pounds, despite a pleth-
ora of new and upscale
features. Volkswagen in-
troduces its Modular
Transverse Matrix, MQB,
vehicle platform to the
U.S. market. The MQB ar-
chitecture allows for a
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sign, which gives the new
Golf a more upscale ap-
pearance while retaining
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classic design cues from
the Mk 1 and Mk 4 Golf
models.
The limited-availability
entry Golf Launch Edition
two-door with manual
transmission starts at
$17,995, plus a $820 desti-
nation and handling
charge. The new entry
Golf has a turbocharged
and direct-injection four
cylinder as the base en-
gine, along with a stan-
dard 5.8-inch touchscreen
infotainment system,
Bluetooth connectivity, a
Media Device Interface
with iPod integration, and
SiriusXM Satellite Radio.
The Automatic Post-
Collision Braking System
is standard on all Golf
models, while available
new comfort and conve-
nience features include the
Fender Premium Audio
System and Climatronic
automatic air condition-
ing.
At the launch of the TSI
and TDI, Volkswagen will
offer about 650 SE four-
door Golf Sport models.
The Golf Sport will be
equipped with the six-
speed automatic transmis-
sion and a lighting pack-
age that includes standard
Bi-Xenon headlights. The
Sport model is visually en-
hanced with a bodykit that
includes a front lip spoiler,
side skirts, a rear valence,
a larger rear spoiler and
chrome exhaust tips.
Pricing starts at $26,930,
plus $820 for destination
and handling charges.
A panoramic tilt and
slide sunroof is available in
the Golf S with sunroof
and Golf TDI SE trim lev-
els. Regardless of whether
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is selected, all SE trim
models are equipped with
heatable front seats, a
rearview camera and
Fender Premium Audio
System.
The Golfs turbocharged
1.8-liter EA888 engine pro-
duces 170 horsepower at
4,500 rpm and 200 pound-
feet of torque. Because the
broad swathe of torque
starts at 1,600 rpm and
lasts until 4,400 rpm, the
engine offers better accel-
eration as well as helping
to deliver better fuel econ-
omy and lower emissions
than before.
Augmenti ng the
EA888s 16-valve, dual-
overhead-camshaft layout
is variable cam phasing on
the intake side. The single-
scroll IHI turbocharger
feeds intercooled air
through the aluminum-al-
loy crossflow head down
into the cylinders, where it
meets fuel delivered by a
high-pressure direct-injec-
tion system.
The 1.8-liter TSI engine
is mated to either a tradi-
tional five-speed manual
gearbox or a six-speed au-
tomatic transmission that
is optional on the S and S
with Sunroof models and
is standard on the SE and
SEL. The EA288 TDI
Clean Diesel sends its
power to the wheels
through either a six-speed
manual gearbox or a DSG
dual-clutch automatic
transmission.
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, FRI-SAT 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
JUNE 29
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, SUNDAY 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM
ITEMS OFFERED FOR SALE INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING:
2000 Volkswagon Beetle, 2 liter engine, 5 speed, 85K miles.
1989 Mercedes Benz 560 SEC, garage kept, 99K miles.
Coleman camping towing popup trailer, riding lawn
mower & large snow blower, lawn mowers, historic
reproduction (new purchase) 9 pair Roman columns,
rare Persian hand woven rug collection, antique &
contemporary fne art, oil paintings, water colors &
lithographs, large assortment of Asian fne art items,
bronze statues, jewelry, over 500 hardback books
(many antique), 500 vintage records, pair of leather
recliners, 4 king size beds with frames, dinnerware,
fatware, garden items & tools, compressor.
300
SITUATIONS WANTED
BABYSITTERS
RELIABLE, trust-
wOrthy, rOIasslOh-
ul Nuhhy, nuhy ax-
callaht raIarahcas.
Avul l uDl a ut yOur
cOhvahlahca. Cull
Ahalu
(810)571-0050
304 GENERAL
CARI NG TOUCH.
OIIarl h 24 hOur
hOh- nadlcul uIIOrd-
uDl a hOnacur a.
Saclullad lh llht
hOusakaalh sar-
vlcas, truhsOrtu-
tlOh, naul rauru-
tl Oh, cOnuhl Oh-
shl, nadlcutlOh ra-
nlhdar, uhd nOra.
Sarvl h St. Cl ul r
ShOras uhd CrOssa
POlhta uraus. Jauh
(58)87-7480
E L E M E N T A R Y
school teacher lOOk-
l h I Or sunnar
Nuhhy OsltlOh, lOts
OI axarlahca wOrk-
lh wlth chlldrah OI
ull uas. AvulluDla
lnnadlutaly. vary
IlaxlDla wlth tlnas,
uhd hOurs. Cull CuD-
rlalla (313)80-2213
I N Home Car e-
giver uvulluDla. ln-
nadluta Oahlhs.
RaIarahcas, truhs-
OrtutlOh.
(586)506-6195
305 HOUSE CLEANING
GENERAL hOusa
c l a u h l h O r u
Owdar uII, wlth
OOd raI arahcas.
Murl u
(58)725-0178
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
YOU Ilhully IOuhd
us, wOnah whO uc-
tuully llka tO clauh.
AlsO Srlh urdah
clauh u uhd luht-
lh. ThOrOuh, rall-
uDla, trustwOrthy.
18 yaurs axarl -
ahca, raIarahcas.
(313)550-280
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
Im uh axarlahcad
cura lvar IOr tha
al dar l y, saakl h
wOrk. RaIarahcas.
(58)222-072
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
406 ESTATE SALES
19145 Mott, Eust-
Olhta. Juha 2- 28.
10un- 4n. SOna
uht l quas , s nul l
DuDy ruhd, Car-
nuh Dl rhdl s, Iur-
hltura, thraa chlhu
sats uhd nl scal -
l uhaOus.
3 5 8 Mu r y S t . ,
C r O s s a P O l h t a
Furns, Juha 27 &
28. un- 4n. Ah-
t l quas , awt ar ,
PawuDl c Ottary,
s l l v a r , c O a r ,
Druss, ulhtlhs, Old
uhs, dacOys, huht-
l h cl Othas, I ur-
hltura, Daar stalhs,
Old trulh sat, SOda
chl hu, rl hts uhd
nOra.
ESTATE Sul a 5
ShOrahun, CrOssa
POlhta ShOras. Juha
27- 2, un- 5n.
Flha Iurhltura, urt-
wOrk, rus, I l ha
chl hu, I l ur l has,
Blua Dalh, 4" Ilut
scraah, kltchah u-
l l uhcas, DOOks,
utl O sat, Owar
tOOl s, hl da-u-Dad,
DadrOOn sat.
FOur M's
(313)00-1473
406 ESTATE SALES
ESTATE sula ruh Dy
tha Iunlly wlth lOts
OI lusswura, chlhu,
Ilha cOllactlDlas lh u
Dauut l I ul hOna.
Lur a l uss uhd
whlta wrOuht lrOh
kltchah tuDla uhd
chul r s, Dadr OOn
s a t , h u h d s O na
c h l h u c u D l h a t ,
Chrlstnus dacOru-
tlOhs, clOsats Iull OI
dasl har cl Othas
thut ura ull lh nlht
cOhdl t l Oh. Muhy
Ot har l acas OI
Iuhltura uhd hOusa-
hOl d uccassOrl as.
LOcutad ut 12 Wlh-
danara Pl uca l h
Furns. Purklh Oh
LukashOr a ROud.
HOurs, un- 4n,
Frlduy, / 27 uhd
Suturduy, / 28.
ESTATE sula, 1027
BadI Or d, Cr Ossa
P O l h t a P u r k
(Datwaah St. Puul
uhd JaIIarsOh). /27,
/28, /2, 7un-
5n.
ESTATE sula, Frl-
duy Juha 27, un-
2n. 20070 Mur-
IOrd COurt, CrOssa
POlhta WOOds. Ah-
tlquas, cOllactlDla
dOlls, Iurhlshlhs,
Daddlh, urt wOrk,
Irunas, tOOls, nlr-
rOrs uhd nOra.
408 FURNITURE
LIKE haw slx laca
trudl tl Ohul quaah
D a d r O O n s a t ,
$1,00. AlsO raut
cOhdltlOh slx laca
vl ct Or l uh quaah
D a d r O O n s a t ,
$ 1 , 1 0 0 .
(313)202-7831
T HOMAS V I L L E
chlhu cuDlhat, ax-
cal l aht cOhdl tl Oh,
$250 Or Dast OIIar. 4
dlhlh rOOn chulrs,
OOd cOhdl t l Oh,
cl Oth sauts, $0.
Dlhlh rOOn tuDla,
$15. POOl tuDla/ ulr
hOckay tuDla, $200.
Chlld's drassar, $25
(313)417-425
409
GARAGE / YARD /
RUMMAGE SALE
1 1 6 4 H u r v u r d ,
CrOssa POlhta Purk.
Frlduy Juha 27, Sut-
ur duy J uha 28,
10un- 3n. Fur-
hltura, hOusahOld
ltans, stOrua, Dad-
dl h, chl l dr ah' s
clOthlh, shOas, uc-
cassOrl as, DOOks,
tOys, nuch nOra.
Prlcad tO sall!
1 2 5 3 C r u y t O h ,
CrOssa POlhta Purk.
Fr l duy- Suhduy,
Juha 27- 2, un-
4n. Multl- Iunlly,
Iurhltura & MORE!
20202 vuh Aht -
w a r , H u r a r
WOOds , Fr l duy -
Suhduy, Juha 27-
2, 10un- 4n.
Evahlh Owhs, wO-
nah's shOas, hurd-
wura stOra ltans,
tOy DOx, Dl cycl a,
wu O h , j l s u w
ulas, HullOwaah
l tans, Chrl stnus
l tans, nOra!
409
GARAGE / YARD /
RUMMAGE SALE
21605 Muxlha, St.
Cl ul r ShOras, OI I
Hurar Datwaah 8 &
Mlla. / 2- / 28,
10un- 4n. Fur-
hltura, hOusahOld,
hlca clOthlh/ uc-
cassOrlas, snull u-
l l uhcas, DOOks,
traudnlll, cruIt su-
llas, tOO nuch tO
nahtlOh.
22224 COl Ohl u l
COur t , St . Cl ul r
ShOras. Thursduy-
Frlduy, un- 2n.
BOOks, t auchl h
nutarl ul s, COuch
ur sas, nl scal -
luhaOus, hOusahOld,
klds stuII! Prlcad tO
sall!
22301 Statl er, St.
Cl u l r S h O r a s .
Thursduy, Frl duy,
Suturduy .00un-
3.00n. Lauthar
cOuch, dask uhd
chulr, Dlkas, hOusa-
hOld, DOOks, nutar-
hlty, DuDy swlh, 18
nOhth lrls clOths
uhd l hI uht DOys
cl Ot hs.
510 OxIOrd, CrOssa
P O l h t a WO O d s .
Thursduy- Suturduy,
Juha 2- 28, un-
3n. HODDy ahthu-
slust, dlltul rudlO
cOhtrOl uhlts/ nO-
tOrs, custOn Rulh
Luurah vulahca, u-
scul a chl l dr ah' s
clOthlh, tOys, DrlO
tuDla, Flshar Prlca
kltchah, traahOusa,
custla, lruta shl,
aluDOruta rlhcass
t aht , suhd DOx,
Ll ttl ast Pat ShO
sat, My Llttla POhy
sats, rlhcass cur-
rlua, POlly POckats,
natul curs, DOOks,
Iull sla crlD, Dad-
dlh, lrls uccassOr-
las, ursas, jawalry
DOxas, nahs haw
Tachhlcu Skl DOOts
sl a 28. 5, nahs
drass shOas/ DOOts,
D u D y c l O t h l h /
l tans, cOstuna
j a wa l r y , Dl k a s ,
Krunar alactrlc ul-
tur. Fahdar unllIl-
ar, urtwOrk.
515 Flshar, CrOssa
POlhta. Juha 27- 28,
8.30un- 4n, sta-
r a O , t r a u d nl l l ,
wurdrODa cuDlhat,
kltchahwura, tOOls,
wOnah' s, nah' s
u h d c h l l d r a h ' s
cl Ot hl h, hOusa-
w u r a s , D a d
srauds, stul had
luss uhals, alac-
trOhlcs, Ilha chlhu,
uhd nuch nOra.
553 NaI I ROu d
CrOssa POlhta. Frl-
duy, Juha 27 uhd
Suturduy, Juha 28,
10un- 5n. Fur-
hl t ur a, cl Ot hl h,
hOusawuras, haw
uhd usad DOOks, uh-
tlquas.
AN upscale "Duck-
yurd sula" Dy Lyhh
LuRua, Iauturad lh
Battar HOnas uhd
Curdahs. Thursduy
uhd Frlduy .00un-
2.00n. Trausuras
ulOra!! 35 MOOr-
luhd Drlva, CrOssa
POlhta WOOds.
409
GARAGE / YARD /
RUMMAGE SALE
67 CraahDrlur Luha,
ShOras, Frlduy, Juha
27, un- 1n. Fur-
hltura, llht Ilxturas,
quul l t y wOnah' s
uhd nah's clOthas,
ursas, cOsnatlcs,
hulrcura, tOOls, dO
l t a ns , l l h a h s ,
DOOks, nuch hOusa-
hOld. LOw rlcas!
FRIDAY uhd Sut-
urduy un- 5n,
Suhduy 10un- 2n.
5 M u l a t O h ,
Furns. HOusahOld
ltans, lrls clOthlh
tOddlar uhd taah-
uar , t Oys, I ur -
hl t ur a, nl s c al -
l u haOus .
GARAGE s u l a ,
nultl- Iunlly, lOts OI
trausuras. Juha 27-
28, un- 4n. 1438
YOrkshlra, CrOssa
POlhta Purk (Muck
uhd Cudluax).
GARAGE/ Estuta
sula, Suturduy Juha
28, un- 5n 254
T Our u l ha ROu d,
Furns. Furhl tura,
Ilxturas, lhIuht Iur-
hltura uhd clOthlh,
tOys, tOOls, aqul-
naht , s hal vl h,
DOOks, nOwar, Ot-
tary.
HUGE 3 Iunlly sula,
7 5 1 F l s h a r &
COatha, Frlduy- Sut-
urduy, un- 4n.
Furhltura, DadrOOn,
llvlh rOOn, kltchah.
Ahtlquas, cOstuna
jawalry, tOOls, OlI
cl uDs , s Or t l h
OOds, ur t wOr k,
hOusawuras, l u
tO. WOnah's uhd
nah' s cl Ot hl h/
ltans. Eurly 80's Su-
ukl 1100 MOtOr-
cycl a uhd nuch
nOr a!
Frlduy, / 27 uhd
Sut urduy, / 28,
10un- 3n. 1510
JaIIarsOh (cOrhar OI
Hur c Our t ) . Fur -
hl t ur a, cl Ot hl h,
quul l t y l t ans.
LUXURY yurd/ ur-
ua/ runnua sula
I auturl h Druhds
llka LOuls/ Prudu/
Churku/ Cuccl/ Rul-
h/ Tu/ Braltllh/
Puharul/ lWC uhd
Othars. COhsOlldu-
tl Oh OI hOnas l h
NY/ LA wl th Iur-
hltura/ Iurhlshlhs/
uur al / sOr t s/
Dus/ wutchas uhd
u nl l l l Oh Ot har
thlhs. Thls ls uh
avaht! 2111 Mur-
tlh ROud lh St. Clulr
ShOras ( Datwaah
Hurar uhd Ll ttl a
Muck) /27- /2,
un- n.
409
GARAGE / YARD /
RUMMAGE SALE
MOVING! TwO Iun-
lly urua sula, 38 &
41 Lukacrast Luha,
Furns. Frlduy, un-
3n & Suturduy,
un- 12n. ClOth-
lh, jawalry, hOusa-
hOl d, Kuwul cOh-
sOla luhO, Hahra-
dOh dr a s s a r &
chast, shOw DlOwar,
daslhar nlhk cOut,
Cul sl hurt l aca
cOar cOOkwura.
MOVING, lOuds OI
quul l t y l t ans ut
raut rlcas. Fur-
hltura, hOusawuras,
tOOls, rus, luns,
jawalry, Chrlstnus
ltans. 7 Wushlh-
tOh, CrOssa POlhta
Clty. Frlduy /27-
Suturduy /28, un-
4n.
MULTI- Iunlly ur-
ua sula, axarclsa
aqulnaht, clOthas,
shOas, ursas, chll-
drah's DOOks uhd
nuch nOra. 850
NOrth Brys, CrOssa
POlhta WOOds. Sut-
urduy Juha 28, un-
3n.
STUFF! MOvl h
sul a. OOdl as OI
hOusawuras, cruIt
sullas, wOnah's
sl as - 10, l rl s
slas - 12, tOys Dl
uhd snull, CuOdl-
nOhta, cunarus,
hunnOck, rlhcass
Dl Ow u cust l a,
DOOks & nOra. Frl-
duy/ Suturduy, un-
4n. 11 BadIOrd,
CrOssa POlhta Purk.
THREE Iunlly ur-
ua sula, 1344 YOrk-
tOwh, CrOssa POlhta
WOOds. Thursduy,
Fr l duy uhd Sut -
ur duy , 8. 30un-
4. 00n. HOusa-
wu r a s , v l ht u a
ltans, cOllactlDlas,
s O na t h l h I O r
a v a r y O h a .
412
MISCELLANEOUS
ARTICLES
HOMEOWNERS
wu h t a d ! Ku y u k
POOls ls lOOklh IOr
danO hOnasltas tO
dlsluy Our nulh-
tahuhca Iraa OOls.
Suva thOusuhds OI
dOl l urs wl th thl s
uhlqua OOrtuhlty.
Cull hOw
( 8 0 0 ) 3 1 5 - 2 2 5
kuyukOOl snl dw-
ast.cOn. DlscOuht
cOda. 522L314
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. Pat AdO-
tlOh. (313)884-1551
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Kl ttahs uhd Cuts
Ohly Oh Suturduy,
J u h a 2 8 I r O n
12.30n- 2n ut
Cun BOw WOw
Tr ul hl h Caht ar ,
haxt tO Pat Su-
llas Pus ut Mlla &
Muck l h St. Cl ul r
ShOras.
GROSSE POl ht a
Ahlnul Cllhlc hus u
swaat nula Plt Bull
nlx uhd u nOhth
Old Shahard nlx
nula. Cull
(313)822-5707
505 LOST & FOUND
FOUND lh CrOssa
POl hta WOOds Or
Hurar WOOds. Juck
Russall Tarrlar, Slu-
nasa cut. Pl ausa
cOht uct Cr Os s a
POlhta Ahlnul Ad-
OtlOh SOclaty ut
(313)884-1551
GROSSE POl ht a
Ahlnul Cllhlc hus u
nula ruy/ whlta Plt
Bull. Cull
(313)822-5707
600 CARS
2002 CMC YukOh
SLT 4x4. 11,000
nllas. Fully lOudad,
ruhs raut. Orllhul
Owhar, OOd cOhdl-
tlOh, clauh uhd wall
nulhtulhad. $4,50
O r D a s t O I I a r .
( 3 1 3 ) 8 8 5 - 3 4 8
2011 Kl u SOul .
SOr t y 5 saad
stlck. 47,000 nllas,
vary OOd cOhdl -
tl Oh. Whl ta. Bl ua
B O O k D u r u l h ,
$ , 7 0 0
(313)72-4821
MERCEDES R -
Cluss. 104k nllas
uhd OOd cOhdltlOh.
Lauthar sauts, uh-
Orunlc rOOI, Pranl-
un 1 Puckua. Ohly
twO Owhars uhd hO
nujOr raulrs. All
sarvlca ut lOcul Mar-
cadas Daular. Ask-
lh $13,500. COh-
t u c t Ar t h u r u t
urtsuudl@yuhOO.cO
n
601 CHRYSLER
1999 Jeep Grand
Cher okee, 130K
nllas, OOd cOhdl-
tlOh. (58)441-2720
602 FORD
2006 FOrd FOcus
ZX5 SES, 5 dOOr
hutchDuck, lOudad,
nOOh rOOI , nl ht
c O h d l t l O h , 0 K
nllas, ruhs/ drlvas
r a u t . $ 4 , 5 0
( 8 1 0 ) 4 8 8 - 7 4 5
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)44-88415 Or
(248)840-3543
2008 FOrd Tuurus X
Llnltad, 7 ussah-
ar crOssOvar, sOt-
lass, Orllhul Owhar,
lOudad, lauthar. 0k
nllas.
(313)28-8254
603 GENERAL MOTORS
2004 POhtluc vlDa,
axcallaht cOhdltlOh,
hO- raculls. $4,500
O r D a s t O I I a r .
( 3 1 3 ) 8 8 5 - 5 3 3 8
2006 l nul u SS.
LOudad, suhrOOI ,
B O s a , h a u t a d /
Owar sauts, tlhtad
wlhdOws. Naw ax-
huust/ tl ras wl th
wur r uht y . 108k
nllas. Craut lOOk-
lh/ rldlh vahlcla.
$8,750. Or Dast OI-
Iar. Cull
(58)45-411 Or
(58)8-371
605 FOREIGN
1973 Mar cadas-
Bah 450L. Hurd tO
uhd clOth cOhvart-
lDla tO, DOth llka
haw. Ruhs raut.
$8,000 Or Dast OIIar.
(58)337-43
2000 Jaguar XJ8,
l l ka haw, chun-
uha wl t h t uh
lauthar, ull OtlOhs
lhcluda suhrOOI. Al-
wuys uhdar cur cOv-
ar. Prlstlha cOhdl-
tlOh. 75K, haw tlras
uhd Drukas. $5500.
(313)717-8850
2007 SuuD - 3
turDO cOhvartlDla, 4
cyl l hdar , Dl uck/
ruy, 52,000 nllas,
axcallaht cOhdltlOh,
haw tlras. $,500
(58)212-338
2 0 0 7 Sa a b 9 3
Turbo. Bluck wlth
ray lauthar, ull O-
tlOhs. 115k, axcal-
l a ht c Ohdl t l Oh.
$550
2009 Subaru FOr-
astar, l Ow nl l as,
urua kat, suh-
rOOI, hautad sauts,
r aut cOhdl t l Oh,
$15, 500
(313)2-72
2011 BMW 528l ,
sOrt uckua, Slrl-
us rudl O, l Oudad,
hautad sauts, suh
rOOI, haw tlras, ln-
nuculuta cOhdltlOh,
IuctOry wurruhty.
(313)31-502
612 VANS
2 0 0 5 P O h t l u c
MOhtuhu, axtahdad,
7 ussahar, axcal-
l a ht c Ohdl t l Oh,
lOudad, 5K nllas,
ruhs/ drlvas raut.
$4,500
(810)488-745
613 WANTED TO BUY
WANTED uhy usad
cur thut ruhs, $500-
$15,000 uld. Cull 7
duys, Kally
(248)338-0852 call
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
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(313)882-6900 ext. 1
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HUGE GARAGE SALE,
ST. Cl ai r Shores,
2500 LOvall. Wast
OI JaIIarsOh, SOuth
OII 10 Ml l a. BOys
clOths 3-5T hOusa-
hOld, vlhtua ltans,
nOra. Thursduy-
Suturduy, 8un- ?.
-
(313)881-0965
RENTAL REAL ESTATE
DIRECTORY OF SERVICES
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716
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FOR RENT
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rausOhuDl a rutas.
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Cull (313)804-3247
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Serving the Eastside
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MR. FIX-IT APPLI-
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(58)32-753
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BASEMENT
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CHARLES F
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Please check with the
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R R C O d d a h s
( 3 1 3 ) 8 8 - 5 5 5
DELISI and Sons.
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s l hca 17. L l -
cahsad. l hsurad.
( 3 1 3 ) 8 8 5 - 2 0 7 ,
( 5 8 ) 4 - 1 0 0 0
912 BUILDING / REMODELING
PI ONEER P O l a
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cOlOrs, slhca 17.
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( 800) 22- 07
918 CEMENT WORK
VI TO s Canaht .
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Or chas, ut l Os,
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tuck Olhtlh, Orch
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llna stOha rastOru-
tlOh, uvar/ sluta.
58-10-4887 DOc-
tOrRastOrutlOh .cOn
JAMES Kl al har .
Chlnhays raulrad,
raDullt. Llcahsad, lh-
surad. Sarvlh tha
POlhta slhca 17.
( 3 1 3 ) 8 8 5 - 2 0 7 ,
( 5 8 ) 4 - 1 0 0 0
929 DRYWALL / PLASTERING
( 3 1 3 ) 9 9 9 - 1 0 0 3
lukashOralustar.cO
n Crucks, cOvas,
dacOrutl va, skl n
cOut s, ul ht l h,
stuccOs. All cradlt
curds.
ANDY Squlras. Plus-
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ulhtlh. StuccO ra-
ul r. Sruy, tax-
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( 5 8 ) 7 5 5 - 2 0 5 4 ,
( 5 8 ) 2 1 4 - 8 2 1
930 ELECTRICAL SERVICES
( 5 8 6 ) 4 1 5 - 0 1 5 3
HOnastur Elactrlc.
Oldar hOna saclul-
lsts. Clrcult Draukar
DOxas , Out dOOr
l us, r acassad
llhts, uddltlOhs, ull
tyas OI alactrlcul
wOrk. Llcahsad, lh-
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nOraIusas.cOn
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FLOOR SANDING /
REFINISHING
FLOOR suhdl h
uhd Ilhlshlh. Fraa
ast l nut as. Tarry
Yarka
(58)823-7753
943
LANDSCAPERS /
TREE SERVICE/GARDENER
A luwh cuttlh sa-
clul! COra uarutlOh,
luwh saadlh, luhd-
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wulls, sOd, nulch &
tOsOll lhstullutlOh.
Shr uD t r l nnl h,
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lh, urdah nulh-
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clauhlh, luhdscua
llhtlh. www.luclu-
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clauh-u Iraa astln-
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dlscOuht uvulluDla.
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EXPERT s h r u D
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(58)21-557
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(58)573-204
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l ustar, ul htl h,
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(313)354-255
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l htarl Or/ axtarl Or.
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Ovar 35 yaurs ax-
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( 3 1 3 ) 5 2 5 - 0 0 4 9
BRIAN'S PAINTING
lhtarlOr/ ExtarlOr.
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lhsurad. Fraa astln-
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t r a a t r l nnl h ,
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yaurs.
(810)343-307
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yaurs axarlahca,
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i nt o a cust om
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r a I a r a h c a s .
( 3 1 3 ) 8 2 1 - 2 8 4
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