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Its baaack!
On the heels of the

hugely successful inaugu-
ral event in 2013, The
Monster Quest 10 Bass
Fishing Tournament is of-
ficially returning to St.
Clair Shores on Sunday,
June 29, at the 9 Mile Road
boat ramp.
Were really excited to
have it back, parks and
recreation director Greg
Esler said. We expect
over 100 boats this year.
Registration is going very
well already.
Esler added that an-
glers from all over the
country come in for the
event, which features a
top prize of $10,000.
It should be a great
tournament, Easler said.
Not only for the fishing,
but also for the city and
the community. Most of
these guys want to travel
light which means theyll
be stopping for gas in
town, patronizing the res-
taurants, heading to the
bait shop in town. Weve
already had reports that
guys who have already
registered for the tourna-
ment are already scouting
the area. Its going to be
hectic, and crazy, but its
going to be a really good
time.
Last years event, the
first of its kind in the city,
was a resounding success.
The tournament attract-
ed nearly 100 boats and
the celebration and
weigh-in following the
tournament attracted
ST. CLAIR SHORES, MICHIGAN THURSDAY, JUNE 12, 2014 VOL. 3 NO. 24, 18 PAGES
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See TOURNEY, page 2A
City Council approved the proposed budget
presented for the 2014/15 fiscal year at its June
2 meeting, dipping into the citys rainy day fund
for about $1.1 million in order to comply with
state law that mandates budgets be balanced.
The approval comes on the heels of months of
discussions, workshops and tweaking from
council and administration, that ultimately
trimmed in excess of $850,000 from expendi-
tures off the originally proposed budget.
The cost-cutting measures, which include de-
lays in capital expenditures such as vehicle pur-
chases and other projects, help to soften the blow
of the shortfall.
The citys expenditures are an estimated $46.1
million, while its estimated revenues are about
$44.9 million, according to the approved budget.
We have a deficit, Councilman John Caron
said. Weve had that for the last several years be-
cause of the drop in property values resulted in a
drop in property taxes. The amount we had this
year is significantly lower than what we have
tracked in the past, though.
Caron said the council also is confident this
$1.1 million dollars is an amount the city can
make up over the course of the fiscal year,
through adjustments and fiscal diligence.
Were fairly sure we can make this up, he
said. We just have to really watch expenditures
through the rest of the year.
The city practices a policy that helps ease the
burden between estimations, which is what the
budget is built around, and reality, Caron said.
We budget a little high on expenditures,
Council approves
city budget
By John McTaggart
Staff Writer
PHOTO COURTESY OF THE JEFFERSON YACHT CLUB
St. Lucys Catholic Church Father James Commyn gave the official blessing during the event.
Its a tradition unlike
any other in the city.
The Jefferson Yacht
Clubs Blessing of the
Fleet is a celebration and
a time to remember
those lost, JYC Fleet
Commander Karyn
Stano said.
Its a community gath-
ering of boaters, she
said. Its a time to cele-
brate the upcoming boat-
ing season, and to get an
extra blessing for our
boats and the people. Its
for a safe and happy
summer. Which always
helps.
But theres more to the
ceremony than that, she
said.
A huge part of this is
the remembrance,
Stano said. We do it ev-
ery year. We toll the bell
for every single one of
our members who is not
with us anymore. It is a
huge and important part
of our ceremony. We
want to remember those
who arent here.
This years install-
ment, the 56th, also fea-
tured speakers ranging
from Mayor Pro-Tem
Candice Rusie, to police
chief Todd Woodcox and
state Rep. Sarah Roberts,
D-St. Clair Shores.
WDIV televisions
Lauren Podell also was
on hand to address the
crowd and toss out the
memorial wreath.
Im really honored to
be here, Podell said.
By John McTaggart
Staff Writer
See BLESSING, page 2A
Lakeview High School
Class of 2014
Tom Gastmeier proudly embraces his son, Shaun,
just minutes after his graduation from Lakeview
High School. For more photos, see page 9A.
See BUDGET, page 2A
The Monster Quest Bass
Fishing Tournament is re-
turning to St. Clair Shores
in 2014. Organizers are
expecting over 100 boats
to participate in the one-
day tourney.
By John McTaggart
Staff Writer
Fishing tourney returns to city
FILE PHOTO
Blessing of the Fleet honors
those lost and celebrates
start of season
PHOTO BY JOHN MCTAGGART
Its the best bass
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proud to be right
here on its shore.
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Caron said. So that
when the real figures
come in, we fall below
the budgeted numbers.
The real question for
residents, however, is
whether city services
will be affected.
The answer is a simple
one, Caron said.
No, he said, bluntly.
From a services stand-
point, nothing is going
to be affected. Residents
shouldnt notice any dif-
ferences at all.
In recent years, bud-
gets have been a chal-
lenge for cities all over
the state, St. Clair
Shores included.
Decreases in revenue,
coupled with rising
costs to municipalities,
and state laws that re-
strict increases in prop-
erty tax revenue, pres-
ent the council with un-
precedented challenges.
Grants and creative
ideas financing are vital
in todays economic cli-
mate, Caron said.
What weve been try-
ing to do with grants is
use them to fund those
one-time purchases,
Caron said. Where oth-
er communities might
be using these grants to
fund personnel, which is
a scenario we do not
want to be in because
once the grant runs out
you have to cut back on
the personnel.
Grant funding has
been used within the
city for a wide variety of
projects and capital ex-
penses recently, ranging
from sewer projects to
vehicles.
Compared to many
surrounding communi-
ties, the city is staying
afloat in very challeng-
ing fiscal times, even
with a slight increase in
property values within
the city.
Theres always going
to be challenges on the
expenditure side, he
said. But were doing
everything we can to
take on these challeng-
es, be fiscally responsi-
ble, and still provide the
same level of services to
residents.
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Continued from page 1A
BUDGET
BLESSING
St. Lucy Catholic
Churchs Father Jim
Commyn provided the
blessing for the fleet at
the event, which took
place Saturday, June 7,
behind Tin Fish.
We always bless our
boats and we always re-
member those weve
lost, Stano said. In the
56 years, the music might
change, the weather
might be different, we
might have a bagpipe
player, we might not. But
those two things always
stay the same. Thats
what this is all about.
TOURNEY
hundreds of fans.
Its the best bass fish-
ing lake in the country,
he said. And were proud
to be right here on its
shore. We should be doing
things like this to utilize
the great fishing.
Esler is hoping this year
is even bigger, and would
like to see the event grow
every year.
We want it to get big-
ger and bigger, he said.
And eventually we would
like to see the boat launch
at Blossom Heath get
used too as part of the
tournament.
The event is open to
anyone who wants to try
their hand at catching
those lunker bass, Esler
said.
Anyone who wants to
register, he said. Theres
a lot of guys coming back
from last year and were
picking up new people
too. Its great. Were really
fired up for it.
For more information or
to pre-register call (248)
666-7799.
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The Jefferson Yacht Clubs 56th annual Blessing of the Fleet kicked off
with a bagpipe performance, above, which led a parade of the clubs offi-
cers. Lou Roberts, at right, served as the events emcee. Mayor Pro-Tem
Candice Rusie, below, spoke to the crowd that gathered for the event.
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Top left, Patti Vogel poses with Elmo for a quick picture during the June Fest event
Saturday in downtown St. Clair Shores. Top right, The Made In Michigan Food
Market was a popular destination. Above, 5-year-old Kayden Martel waits for
his temporary tattoo to adhere. Many of the events activities were geared to
children.
Jim and Robin Large look on as Dorene Malek gently pets cockatoo,Charlie, at
the June Fest. Meanwhile, Charlies owner, Bob Alexander, looks on and
smiles. Left, Dalilia Loller is all smiles as she tries out the jump rope at the
event
The biggest party in
town was in downtown
St. Clair Shores last
weekend.
The annual June Fest
celebration, presented
by the 9 Mack
Merchants Association,
featured everything
from a Made in
Michigan Food Court to
face painting and a pet-
ting zoo, just to name a
few of the many family-
oriented attractions at
the festival.
This is, we think, the
20th year, CirCare own-
er, and one of the events
organi zers, Gl ori a
Kinne, said. Today is
just a gorgeous day. The
turnout is wonderful.
Every year when we
start planning this we
reiterate what this is all
about. Its two-pronged,
really. Yes, its to get
people down here walk-
ing, so they can see ev-
erything we have to of-
fer down here. Secondly,
is just to give back to the
community that has sup-
ported us through the
years.
Part of the giving back
is hosting an event that
is perfect for families,
and its mission accom-
plished, said St. Clair
Shores resident Cherry
Middleton.
Im here with my kids
and theyre having such
a good time, Middleton
said. At the same time,
Im enjoying some of the
vendors and shops, too.
Its a good formula they
have. I am really enjoy-
ing it.
Hundreds of patrons
came out on what Kinne
described as a perfect
day.
Its all about the com-
munity, Kinne said.
Were all part of it. We
want to share that sense
of community here.
Thats important.
A particularly popular
attraction was the Made
In Michigan Food Court,
a designated area of the
festival featuring home-
spun Michigan products
ranging from maple syr-
up to St. Clair Shores
own Little Zs BBQ.
There is so much em-
phasis right now on peo-
ple wanting to support
their local community
businesses, Kinne said.
The Made In Michigan
Food Court is relatively
new to us, and were re-
ally happy with how its
grown and how success-
ful its been. Mark
OBrien (President, Roy
O' Brien Ford) really
took the lead on that. We
would like to see it grow
even more as the years
go along.
By John McTaggart
Staff Writer
Hundreds flock to downtown's June Fest
Mothers Day craft se-
sions, as well as all of
the craft sessions at the
St. Clair Shores Public
Library, are well attend-
ed. Between 40-60 chil-
dren construct these
crafts with care and pa-
tience each time.
From 10 a.m. to noon,
and again from 2-4 p.m.
Friday, June 13, at the li-
brary, children can con-
struct one of two crafts
for Fathers Day.
Theyre two very spe-
cial crafts, Youth
Services librarian Dale
Humeston said. The
first is a special card for
dad. The second one is a
keychain. We think
these are two crafts that
dads are really going to
enjoy.
The crafts are suitable
for children of all ages to
construct. Volunteers
from the librarys Teen
Advisory Board will be
on hand to help,
Humeston said.
There is no cost, and
no need to preregister,
s e said. Its a drop-in
crafts. I think the chil-
dren are really going to
enjoy making these spe-
cial gifts for dad.
Humeston said turn-
out for last year's event
was good. She hopes for
another big crowd
Friday.
Its Friday this year
because the library has
started its summer
hours, she said. The li-
brary is not open on
Saturdays in the sum-
mer.
For more information
call (586) 771-9020.
Library
offers
Father's
Day crafts
By John McTaggart
Staff Writer
Local artist Larry Zelensky poses with the lighthouse sculpture he decorated for the citys fire department.
The sculpture resides outside the central fire station on Harper.
St. Clair Shores
Fire
Department's
lighthouse
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The simple act of cook-
ing can build a bridge,
form a bond and create a
friendship.
For a handful of cogni-
tively impaired students
from Lake Shore Public
Schools Kennedy Middle
School and a handful of
Cul i na r y Ar t s
Department students
from South Lake High
School, making a pizza
helped to nurture a con-
nection.
The Feast with
Friends, event at South
Lake High School brought
together these students,
and, over the course of
three hours, each KMS
student partnered with a
South Lake Culinary Arts
student and created a piz-
za from scratch, made a
salad, cooked these pizzas
in the departments com-
mercial kitchen, and en-
joyed lunch together at the
schools Lake Front Bistro.
The event is the first at
both schools, but the idea
sparked the interest of
Paraprofessional Marsha
Salome, who quickly
started the ball rolling.
I saw a video online
and I immediately
thought that we could do
something like that here,
Salome said. I sent the
video to Chef (Daryl
Shepherd), to Ms.
Kennedy, the South Lake
principal, and it went
from there. Everybody
thought it was great.
The program is win-win
for both schools, Salome
said.
Its a positive for every-
one involved, she said.
The students from KMS
get the ability to learn
necessary life skills like
cooking in a kitchen, set-
ting up the tables, and
some of the appropriate
behaviors within a work
setting. The Culinary Arts
students get the benefit of
assisting kids with special
needs, and learn about
how to meet the needs of
people and customers
who might have some
special needs of some
sort. Its a good thing all
the way around.
South Lake Culinary
Arts Department chef
Daryl Shepherd couldnt
agree more.
This is the capstone of
a successful year for us,
Shepherd said. Its been
awesome, and doing this
is just an incredible expe-
rience for the students.
Theyre going to remem-
ber this for a long time.
Its that special and that
meaningful.
Salome hopes the event
will continue beyond last
weeks Feast with
Friends, and she believes
it will.
I think this event is go-
ing to be a springboard
for next year, she said.
Theres plans to do this
three or four times next
year. The details arent
worked out yet, but I be-
lieve this is going to be a
regular event.
A unique and impact
full event will start about
9 a.m. Saturday, June 14,
in Detroit thanks to a
partnership between the
Michigan Urban Farming
Initiative and the YMCA.
About 75 volunteers are
slated to give back
through a day of urban
farming a day that in-
cludes everything from
pulling weeds, to harvest-
ing fruits and vegetables,
to assisting in the rotation
of crops, not to mention
general garden mainte-
nance and clean up.
The event is suitable for
all ages and a variety of
activities will be available
for children on site.
The day kicks off about
8:30 a.m. at the Detroit
Leadership Academy at
13550 Virgil Street in
Detroit, with a bus to the
urban farming site leav-
ing at 8:50 a.m.
After arriving at the ur-
ban farm, participants
spend the next several
hours helping the farm
round itself into tip-top
shape.
A 1 p.m. picnic for vol-
unteers is planned at the
Detroit Leadership
Academy, before the
event comes to a close at
3 p.m.
Volunteers are encour-
aged to bring gloves, a
water bottle and to wear
clothes that are bound to
get dirty.
Organizers also point-
ed out that the event is a
rain-or-shine activity.
go to ymcadetroit.org/
boll/social-responsibility/
social-services/i-rise-fam-
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YMCA volunteers to help
with urban farming
By John McTaggart
Staff Writer
Feast with Friends
Members of the South Lake High School Culinary Arts Department helped Lake Shore Kennedy Middle School
cognitively impaired students make pizzas as part of the first Feast with Friends event. Culinary Arts student
Eric Fortune, below right, looks on as Brianna Haggerty and Alexis Katatahias prepare their pizza. David
Everhart, below, is focused on getting that piece of pepperoni in just the right spot.
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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.
to volunteer, call (586) 343-
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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 following are free
presentations of a classic
or award-winning movie
for June:
June 13, Annie
Oakley
June 20, Baby Face
June 27, Design for
Living
For more information,
call the library at (586)
771-9020.
I-94 clean up seeks
volunteers
The I-94 freeway en-
trance and exit ramp
cleanup is from 10 a.m. to
noon Saturday, June 14.
Volunteers will show
pride for the community
and community service
hours can be earned.
Small prizes will be
awarded. Those under 18
years of age must have a
permission slip provid-
ed on site.
The 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.
Fathers Day Craft
Public Library presents a
Fathers Day Craft event
from 10 a.m. to noon and
from 2 to 4 p.m. Friday,
June 13, in the Gilstorf
Meeting Room at the li-
brary, 22500 11 Mile, St.
Clair Shores.
All materials and in-
structions necessary for
children to create a gift for
Fathers Day are provided.
Adults must accompany
young children to help
with scissors and glue.
call the library at (586)
771-9020.
Flag Retirement
Ceremony
A Flag Retirement
Ceremony for unservice-
able American flags will
be held at noon Saturday,
June 14, at the VFW Bruce
Post 1146, 28404
Jefferson, St. Clair Shores.
The event is sponsored
by Kauls Funeral Home.
Boy Scout Troop 1490
will give a presentation
about the history of the
flag followed by a flag de-
construction and ceremo-
nious fire disposal.
The Bruce Post Honor
Guard will present a flag
folding ceremony and per-
form a 21 gun salute. Ernie
Richardson, a member of
Bugles Across America,
will play Taps.
Old and tattered flags
can be dropped off at the
following locations by
Friday, June 13: Kaul
Funeral Home, St.
Germaine School, St. Clair
Shores Public Library and
the Bruce Post. All are wel-
come to attend the cere-
mony and all flags collect-
ed will be respectfully re-
tired.
call the VFW Bruce Post at
(586) 778-1146.
Concerts in the park
The 2014 Michelob
Ultra Music on the Lake
concert series is held from
7:30 to 9 p.m.
Wednesdays, now through
Aug. 14, at Veterans
Memorial Park, 32400
The summer concert
schedule follows:
June 18, Eastside
Blues Crew
June 25, Devin
Scillian and Arizona Sun
July 2, Marley-
Ritaville Band.
July 9, The Shy
July 16, The Gia
Warner Band
July 23, Sun
Messengers
July 30, Air
Margaritaville, Jimmy
Buffett tribute
Aug 6, Magic Bus
Aug 13, The Groove
Council
call (586) 445-5350.
Boating Safety Class
The three-day Macomb
County Sheriff Boating
Safety Class is from 6 to
8:30 p.m. Monday, June
16; Thursday, June 19; and
Monday, June 23, at the
Macomb County Sheriffs
Office, 43565 Elizabeth,
Mount Clemens.
The course is free.
to register, call (586) 469-
5803.
Optimists garage
sale
The Optimists of St.
Clair Shores holds its
Garageless Garage Sale
from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Saturday, June 21, at
South Lake Schools
Administration parking
lot, 23101 Stadium, St.
Clair Shores.
Admission to the sale is
free.
Table space two park-
ing spaces is available
for rent at low fee.
to rent a table, call Kathy
See CALENDAR, page 9A
CITY CALENDAR
Parkinsons fundraiser
Hundreds came out to South Lake Stadium Saturday morning to help raise money to find a cure
for Parkinsons disease. Team Foy, above, was one of many teams walking for the cause.
In January, Leadership
Macomb started a cam-
paign encouraging
Macomb County residents
and those who work with-
in the county, to nominate
their favorite individuals
representing eight differ-
ent categories.
The 2014 Peoples
Choice of Macomb County
award recipients are:
Favorite mayor: Mayor
Richard Notte of Sterling
Heights; favorite police
chief: Sheriff Tony
Wickersham; favorite fire
chief: Chief George
Morehouse, St. Clair
Shores; favorite judge:
Judge Linda Davis; favor-
ite Macomb County
Commissioner: Kathy
Vosburg; favorite school
superintendent: Christine
John, Utica Community
Schools; favorite nonprofit
executive director: Maggie
Varney, Wigs 4 Kids, St.
Clair Shores; and favorite
chamber president: Grace
Shore, Macomb County
Chamber.
The Peoples Choice for
each category were
awarded May 16 at
Leadership Macombs an-
nual fundraiser at MacRay
Harbor in Harrison
Township.
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Fireworks
The 2014 St. Clair
Shores First State Bank
Fireworks Extravaganza
begins at 10 p.m. Friday,
June 27, at Veterans
Memorial Park, 32400
In Service
U.S. Air Force Airman
Kyle S. Sommers and Air
Force Airman Garrett J.
Redmond recently gradu-
ated from basic military
training at Joint Base San
Antonio-Lackland, San
Antonio, Texas.
The airmen completed
an intensive, eight-week
program that included
training in military disci-
pline and studies, Air
Force core values, physical
fitness and basic warfare
principles and skills.
Airmen who complete
basic training earn four
credits toward an associ-
ate's degree in applied sci-
ence through the
Community College of the
Air Force.
Sommers is the son of
Beverly Sommers of
Southfield and Donald G.
Lett of St. Clair Shores. He
is a 2011 graduate of
Southfield Lathrup High
School.
Redmond is the son of
Sheryl Marohn of St. Clair
Shores and John
Redmond of Fraser. He is a
2013 graduate of
Lakeview High School, St.
Clair Shores.
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Lakeview High Schools Class of 2014 commencement
ceremony took place last Friday evening. Senior Class
President Zachary Strobl, below, smiles as Principal
Brent Case introduces him to the crowd. Lakeview
Public Schools Superintendent Karl Paulson, below
left, gives a thumbs up to the teaching staff at the high
school during the ceremony. After delivering his com-
mencement address to the Class of 2014, Lakeview
High School Class of 1982 alumnus, and noted jazz
musician and Wayne State University professor, Chris
Collins, below left, played saxaphone for the crowd.
The celebration continued in front of the school, bot-
tom, for the newly graduated Class of 2014. Graduates
posing for photos with family and friends was com-
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allegiance.
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June 14 a presiden-
tially proclaimed obser-
vance since 1916.
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white and blue colors
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cence and vigilance; and
perseverance and jus-
tice, respectively.
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wear and display the
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played in the open on
buildings and stationary
flagstaffs.
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for a patriotic effect, the
flag is displayed from
sunrise to sunset.
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hoisted briskly and low-
ered ceremoniously.
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staff, the flag should be
first hoisted to the peak
for an instant and then
lowered to the half-staff
position. The flag should
be again raised to the
peak before it is lowered
for the day.
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be displayed on days
when the weather is in-
clement, except when
an all-weather flag,
made of Nylon or anoth-
er non-absorbent mate-
rial, is displayed.
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er touch anything be-
neath it, such as the
ground, floor, water or
merchandise.
er be festooned, drawn
back or up or in folds,
but always allowed to
fall free.
er be used as wearing
apparel, bedding or
drapery.
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form.
er be used as a recepta-
cle for receiving, hold-
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er be carried flat or hori-
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train or boat.
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ting for display, is
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OPINION
The Family
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To the Editor:
The Family Center of
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Woods continues to make
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This past year, The
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the popular eatery has experienced two fires and this collision.
VFW Bruce Post 1146, 28404
Jefferson, St. Clair Shores. The VFW
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Group LLC. With a standard nine-speed automatic
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and an interior that will wow drivers and passengers
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customers should expect from a mid-size sedan.
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200S and the premium Chrysler 200C.
With a segment-first standard nine-speed automat-
ic transmission, electronic shifting with a rotary e-dial, an available all-wheel
drive system that reduces parasitic losses with a disconnection rear axle, excep-
tional ride and handling characteristics and innovative safety and security fea-
tures, the new 200 offers an enjoyable ride.
Two world-class engines are available: the 3.6-liter Pentastar V-6 engine,
which produces a best-in-class 295 horsepower and 262 pound-feet of torque;
and the standard 2.4-liter MultiAir2 Tigershark I-4 engine, which produces 184
horsepower and 173 pound-feet of torque and achieves a highway fuel economy
rating of 36 mpg.
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and a pass-through storage space.
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60; an available, best-in-class all-wheel drive system; and easy-to-use, state-of-
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SECTION B ST. CLAIR SHORES CONNECTION THURSDAY, JUNE 12, 2014
Ford expands
availability of rear
inflatable safety belt
The 2014 Ford Fusion becomes the only vehicle in its
class to offer rear inflatable safety belts, which combine
the attributes of safety belts and air bags.
The inflatable belt is designed to help reduce head,
neck and chest injuries for rear-seat passengers, often
children and older passengers who can be more vulner-
able to such injuries, said Srinivasan Sundararajan,
safety technical leader with Fords research and ad-
vanced engineering group. This is another unique
family technology that builds on our safety leadership.
The shoulder belt developed for the outboard rear
seats contains an airbag. During a crash, sensors deter-
mine when the inflatable belt should deploy and signal
the belts tubular airbag to rapidly inflate with com-
pressed gas.
In everyday use, inflatable belts operate like conven-
tional safety belts, and are compatible with child car
seats and boosters. During a crash, the inflatable belt
helps distribute crash forces across more of a passen-
gers torso than a traditional belt up to five times
more. Spreading the pressure over a larger area helps
reduce pressure on the passengers chest, and helps
control head and neck motion.
Ford introduced the rear safety belts on the 2011 Ford
Explorer. Along with Fusion, the belt is now available on
Ford Flex and Taurus, and Lincoln MKT and MKZ.
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Inflatable safety belts are designed to enhance protec-
tion for outboard rear-seat occupants.
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Acuras 2014 RLX offers all
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Its powered by an all-new
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Acura i-VTEC system.
The manufacturers sug-
gested retail price for the
RLX starts at $48,450.
Stop/start technology
will be standard on the
2015 Impala base 2.5-liter
Ecotec engine, an addi-
tion that improves the ve-
hicles city fuel economy
by nearly 5 percent, or
one mile per gallon.
The Impala comes stan-
dard with a four-cylinder
engine. It offers custom-
ers higher mpg city rat-
ings and a more afford-
able entry price into the
segment than six-cylinder
competitors.
Stop/start shuts down
the engine in certain driv-
ing conditions to reduce
fuel consumption. The
technology is becoming
more prevalent world-
wide.
The 2.5L Impala with
stop/start yields an EPA-
estimated fuel economy of
22 mpg city, 31 for the
highway and 25 com-
bined. The Impala with
the 3.6L V-6 engine will
not include stop/start
technology.
The Impala will become
the second vehicle in
Chevrolets U.S. lineup to
feature stop/start technol-
ogy, following the seg-
ment-first standard inclu-
sion in the 2014 Malibu in-
troduced late last year.
The technology helps im-
prove the Malibus city fu-
el economy by 14 percent.
Chevrolet engineers de-
veloped the stop/start in
the Impala from extensive
experience with GMs
eAssist system and the ac-
companying algorithms
that allow engines to en-
gage and disengage sub-
tly.
Stop/start system cus-
tomer research indicates
they want the engine to
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Meyers, Chevrolet Global
Vehicle Performance
manager.
During the develop-
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Center for Excellence fo-
cuses on advancing stop/
start technology and mak-
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to the customer.
A big challenge for the
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instances in which the
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The algorithms adapt the
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The smart software also
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ture in stop-and-go-driv-
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tem also considers cabin
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Hardware revisions al-
so have been made. The
noise and vibration team
worked with drivetrain
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mounts to provide the
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from the cabin. The team
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heavy-duty starter motor
to assist with the addition-
al ignition cycles.
The 2015 Impala goes
on sale this summer with
a suggested starting price
of $27,735 for the 4-cylin-
der LS model, and
$30,960 for the 6-cylinder
LT model. These include
an $825 destination
charge, but exclude tax, ti-
tle, license and dealer
fees.
Chevy makes stop/start standard in 2015 Impala
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clussas waakly, hO
nOhay dOwh Or
cradlt chack, cartl-
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claht lh MS OIIlca,
axarl ahcad wl th
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uhd Illa Oruhlu-
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205 HELP WANTED LEGAL
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sOhsl Dl l l tl as l h-
cl uda wOrd rO-
cassl h, rauru-
tlOh OI laul laud-
lhs, truhscrltlOh,
uhd rOOI raudlh.
Must Da uDl a tO
tya 5 wOrds u
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wlth uccurucy, huva
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rasOhslDllltlas lh-
cl uda schadul l h,
truhscrltlOh, ra-
url h uhd I l l l h
l audl hs, wOr d
r Ocassl h, uhd
nul htul hl h al ac-
trOhlc uhd hyslcul
Illas. ADlllty tO rlOr-
ltla, nultl- tusk uhd
rODlan sOlva ura
crl tl cul . Must Da
rOIlclaht lh nOd-
arh OIIlca tachhO-
lOy uhd a-Illlh lh
ull cOurts. COnat-
ltlva uy uhd Daha-
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207 HELP WANTED SALES
PART time sulas us-
sOcluta IOr CrOssa
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M-6 SOLUTION 06-05-14
Thursday 06-12-14
406 ESTATE SALES
406 ESTATE SALES
GROSSE POINTE FARMS PACKED ESTATE SALE
50 YEARS OF QUALITY CONTENTS
TOO MUCH TO LIST! VIEW ITEMS ON OUR WEBSITE
342 RIDGEMONT RD., GRSE PNTE FARMS, MI 48236
JUNE 13, 14, 15, FRI-SAT 9-5PM SUN 10-4PM
50s bedroom suite, pairs wing chairs, Wodard
13 pc. patio set, custom glass showcase, gate
leg table, persian rugs, Limoge, 20 Hummels,
Waterford, antique/vintage dolls, appliances,
antique books, 45 records, tools, sterling, dolls.
NEXT WEEK BARRINGTON, GROSSE POINTE PARK
JUNE 20, 21, 22 FRl-SUN 9-5PM MONUMENTAL
MODERNIANTlQUE ART COLLECTlON{S) FEATURED
409
GARAGE / YARD /
RUMMAGE SALE
Annual Giant Garage Sale
Assumption Cultural Center
Thursday - Saturday, June 12-13-14
9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Assumption Cultural Center,
21800 Marter St. Clair Shores, MI 48080
Please Call 586-779-6111 ext. 3.
Spring cleaning has brought great treasures
once again to the Assumption Cultural Center
for resale including: childrens items (clothing,
toys, equipment, etc.), adult clothing and
accessories, sport equipment, tools, furniture,
home accessories, small appliances, books,
and so much more. Food and baked goods are
available for purchase. So plan on lunch or
carry out. Dont miss this opportunity
to shop great bargains!
209
HELP WANTED
PROFESSIONAL
DIRECTOR OI Ma-
dlu & COnnuhlcu-
tlOhs. NOh- rOIlt
lOOklh IOr cuhdld-
uta tO nuhua lOc-
ul Tv stutlOh, waD-
slta, PR uhd nadlu.
5 yaurs axarlahca
lh Tv, lT, us wall us
BuchalOr's Daraa
lh ralavuht Ilald ra-
qulrad. Plausa sahd
rasuna ulOh wlth
cOvar l at t ar t O
hr @wur nanOr l ul
.Or. NO hOha culls
lausa.
210
HELP WANTED
RESTAURANT
CADIEUX CuI hOw
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300
SITUATIONS WANTED
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304 GENERAL
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305 HOUSE CLEANING
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POllsh ludlas, vary
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tuka cura OI sahlOr
haads.
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YOU Ilhully IOuhd
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tuully llka tO clauh.
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clauh u uhd luht-
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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
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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
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400
ANTIQUES /
COLLECTIBLES
WANTED Ol d Cl l -
latta dOuDla ada
suIaty ruOrs, twlst
tO Oah Or 3 laca.
(313)884-15
406 ESTATE SALES
1 l s l u h d L u h a ,
CrOssa POlhta Clty.
NO EARLY ADMlS-
SlON! Frlduy, Juha
13, un- 5n, Sut-
urduy, Juha 14, un
- 5n. Hl h ahd
quul l t y uht l quas
IrOn 40 yaur cOllac-
t l Oh OI Cr Os s a
POlhta astuta. Bauu-
tlIul 1th cahtury
Ou k s l da DOu r d .
LOvaly Ouk adastul
dlhlh sat. PurlOr
s at , l us nuhy
snulls lh rlstlha
cOhdltlOh. Ahtlquas
uhd Othar axca-
tl Ohul hOusahOl d
ltans. Saa hOtOs
ut crulsllst.cOn
CLINTON TOWN-
SHI P. 42 l uh
C O u r t . F r l d u y -
Suhduy, un- 5n.
(Eust OII Haydah-
ralch ROud, NOrth OI
Cuss Avahua). COl-
lactlDlas, Iurhltura &
nOra! PhOtOs @ uc-
t l O h a s t u t a . c O n
( 5 8 ) 2 2 8 - 0 0
406 ESTATE SALES
HUGE astuta sula,
Juha 12, 13, uhd 14,
10un- 4n. 2082
COuhtry Cl uD Dr.,
Hu r a r WO O d s .
Muhy cOllactlDlas,
I ur hl t ur a, chl hu,
urdah ltans. Saa
waDsl ta www.as-
tutasul as.hat
SHELBY TOWN-
SHIP. 53524 Sturl-
l ta Drl va. Frl duy-
Suhduy, un- 5n.
(NOrth OII 24 Mlla
ROud, Eust OI ShalDy
ROud). COllactlDlas,
Iurhltura & nOra!
PhOtOs @ uctl Oh-
a s t u t a . c O n
( 5 8 ) 2 2 8 - 0 0
409
GARAGE / YARD /
RUMMAGE SALE
1340 NOrth OxIOrd,
WOOds. Multl Iunlly,
Suturduy Ohly, un-
3n. HOusahOl d,
cOllactlDlas, tOOls,
sOrtlh OOds, 2
udul t Dl kas, DuDy
crl D.
1341 Bl ul r nOOr
COur t . 2 I unl l y
s r l h cl auhl h
sula! TOhs OI DuDy
aur uhd clOthas,
tOddlar Dad, dOuDla
s t r O l l a r s , J O h h
Daara rldlh luwh
nOwar, axtahslOh
l uddar uhd nOra
trausuras. / 13- /
14, un- 2n.
20928 FruhO, (10
1/2 Ml l a & Ll ttl a
Muck). Crystul, klt-
chahwura, llhahs,
DOOks, uht l quas,
jawalry, tOOls, DOys
cl Othas. Juha 12-
15, 10un- 5n, hO
ra-sulas.
BETTER thuh u ur-
ua sula, 10 Cur-
r l h t O h P l u c a ,
Furns. Frlduy Juha
13, 8un- 2n uhd
Suturduy Juha 14,
un- 12n.
409
GARAGE / YARD /
RUMMAGE SALE
286 LOthrO ROud,
Furns nultl- Iunlly,
tOhs OI tOys, hOusa-
hOld, jawalry, alac-
trOhlcs, DOys & lrls
clOthas (Lllly), urt-
wOr k, I ur hl t ur a,
DOOks, Pr l hcass
Pl uyhOusa, CaO-
Trux. Frlduy, Juha
13, un- 2n, Sut-
urduy, Juha 14, un
- 1n.
3 0 5 Uh l v a r s l t y
P l u c a , C r O s s a
POl hta. Suturduy,
Juha 14, un- 3n.
Multl- Iunlly sula!
Llll Pulltar chlldrah
cl Othl h, uscul a
udult clOthlh, utlO
Iurhltura, cOuchas,
chulrs, rus, trulh
tuDla uhd nOra!
316/ 340 NaII, /
1 4 , 8 . 3 0 u n -
3. 30n, uhhuul
cOhdO urua uhd
Dusanaht sula, uh-
tlquas, urtwOrk, ul-
Duns, DOut stOva,
clOthas, aquastrluh,
Iurhltura, Irunlh
aqulnaht, hOusa-
wur as , j awal r y,
snull kltchah ull-
uhcas, sulllh hurd-
wur a uhd nuch
nOr a!
33 SOut h Daa-
l u h d s , C r O s s a
POlhta ShOras. Frl-
duy- Suturduy, un-
4n. Multlla Iun-
lly sula! Daslhar
ursas, Iurhl tura,
l u n s , I r u na d
rlhts, at rOOn-
l h t uDl a, r us,
cOnOuhd nl t ar
suw, jl suw, lu-
ua, COl l actl Dl a
Dadhun Buhhl as,
OutdOOr Iurhltura,
I uDr l cs, ul as,
DOOks, ludlas shOas,
chast Iraaar, Dluhk
cuhvus as , Aar O
Dads. MUCH MORE!
3 6 7 Mc Ml l l u h ,
Furns. Juha 13 &
14, u n- 4n.
Lura quuhtlty vurl-
O u s h O u s a h O l d
ltans, unas, alac-
trOhlcs, DOOks, OOd
q u u l l t y l u d l a s
clOthas sla / 8. NO
aurly Dlrds!
4 Fami l y Garage
Sale! 2111 ChulOh,
St. Cl ul r ShOras.
(Datwaah 8 uhd ).
Frl duy- Suturduy
8un- 2n. Anarlc-
uh Clrl, LOhuDar-
a r , I u r h l t u r a ,
hOusahOl d l tans,
atc. !
757 & 74 LOrrulha,
CrOssa POlhta Clty,
Sut ur duy , un-
2n. Fur hl t ur a,
hOus ahOl d, uh-
t l quas , s at s OI
chlhu, uhtlqua wlck-
ar dOll Duy, dac-
Orutlva ltans, uhd
nOra!
855/ 57 HurcOurt,
CrOssa POlhta Purk.
Multl- Iunlly nOv-
l h sul a. Frl duy,
J uha 13, 10un-
3n. Yurd, urua,
F l O r l d u r O O n .
Evarythlh rlcad tO
SELL!
409
GARAGE / YARD /
RUMMAGE SALE
90 StuhtOh Luha,
Furns, Frlduy & Sut-
urduy, Juha 13- 14,
un- 12n. Cl rl s
c l O t h l h , k l d s
chulrs, tOys, DOOks,
wOnah's clOthlh,
hOusahOl d l tans.
NO aurl y Dl rds!
AA mul t i - I unl l y
urua sul a, 378
uhd 380 Kar Dy,
F u r ns , F r l d u y ,
. 00un- 1. 00n
u h d S u t u r d u y ,
.00un - 12.00n.
Fur hl t ur a, kl ds,
hOusahOld, clOthlh,
jawalry.
ANTIQUES ulOra!
DOh't nlss thls Iuh
sula. AccassOrlas,
Iurhltura uhd nOra!
1 3 5 C r u y t O h ,
CrOssa POlhta Purk.
Suturduy, Juha 14,
un- 3n.
BIG Sula! 734 Pan-
Dar t Oh, Cr Os s a
POl hta Purk. Ah-
tlquas, Ilshlh, hlca
cl Ot hl h, Dl kas,
lura nOdal luha,
l u n s , nl s c a l -
luhaOus. Craut stuII!
Juha 12 & 13, un-
4n.
GROSSE Poi nt e
Park, 134 Kahslh-
tOh. Thraa Iunl l y
s u l a , u ht l qua s ,
chlhu, tOys, hOusa-
hOld ltans, Chlhasa
curvlhs uhd Othar
trausuras. Frlduy-
Suturduy un- 2n.
NO EARLY BlRDS!
GROSSE POl ht a
WOOds, 830 SOuth
OxIOrd, (Datwaah
Fulrwuy & Wada-
wOOd.) Frlduy, Juha
13, un- 2n. 2
Iunlly urua sula!
TOys, unas, udult
cl Othl h, taahua
DOys clOthlh slas
l ur a uhd axt r u
lura, lrls slas 4-
7, DOys Dlka, hOusa-
hOld ltans.
GROSSE Poi nt e,
881 Wushl ht Oh.
S O na t h l h I O r
avaryOha. Ahtlquas,
cOllactlDlas, DOOks,
j awal ry, hOl l duy,
chlhu, luss, ROyul
Br l ar l ay cr yst ul ,
hOusa wuras. Much
MOra. Evarythl h
nust O. Juha 13 &
14. 8un- 3n. Eurly
Dlrds walcOna!
HUGE sul a. 135
Whl t t l ar , Cr Ossa
P O l h t a P u r k .
Thursduy- Suturduy,
un- 4n. BuDy,
tOys, clOthas, nu-
tarhlty, hOusahOld.
Multl- Iunlly Iuh-
drulsar IOr St. Clura
Nursary SchOOl.
MULTI Iunlly sula!
Thur sduy, un-
3n, Frlduy, un-
3n, Suturduy, un
- 12n. 30 Wush-
l h t O h , Cr O s s a
POlhta. LOts OI raut
stuII!
UPSCALE sula. Ah-
tlquas & Oha OI u
kl hds, hOusahOl d,
at c. 1811 Al l ha,
WOOds. 5 hOusas OII
Muck. Frlduy & Sut-
urduy, un- 2n.
409
GARAGE / YARD /
RUMMAGE SALE
MULTI- Iunlly sula,
21722 Ravara, St.
Clulr ShOras. LOts OI
DuDy/ kl ds l tans.
Cus stOva, ulr cOh-
dltlOhars, cunlh
tuDl a, hOusahOl d
l tans/ dacOr uhd
lOts nOra. Suturduy,
/ 14, un- 3n
uhd Suhduy, / 15,
un- 3n.
SOMETHI NG I Or
avaryOha! Bl as-
tuta/ yurd sula. Sut-
urduy, Juha 14, Sut-
urduy, Juha 21, un
- 4n. Suhduy, Juha
15, uhd Suhduy
Juha 22, un- 2n.
22115 Hurar Luka,
St. Cl ul r ShOras.
FOur DlOcks hOrth OI
Ml l a, Wast OI
Crautar Muck. Klt-
chah sat uhd ltans,
ruhdIuthar clOck,
Iurhl tura, hOusa-
hOld, clOthas, klds
Dlkas, Dulldlh su-
llas, alactrOhlcs,
too much to list.
Priced to sell. Cush
Ohly! NO aurly Dlrds!
SPECTACULAR
DlOck sula. Clauh,
quullty ltans, hOusa
wuras, cOllactlDlas,
s O I u , 1 0 ' x 1 4 '
K u v u s t u h r u ,
DOOks, cl Ot hl h,
al actrOhl cs, Tvs,
sOr t l h OOds,
dacOrutl va l tans,
lOts nlscalluhaOus.
Suturduy 8.30un-
1.30n. 1000 BlOck
AuduDOh, CrOssa
POl hta Purk.
ST. Cl ai r Shores,
20501 ErDah. 11
Ml l a uhd L l t t l a
Muck. Multl- Iunlly
urua sula. Juha
14, u n- 4n.
HOusahOl d l tans,
nah's TREK Dl ka,
Iurhltura, sOna vlh-
tua/ cOllactlDla.
ST. Cl ai r Shores,
2111 EdnuhtOh
(alht uhd hulI nlla
rd, Datwaah Muck
uhd Hurar) Juha 1
- 21, 10. 00un-
4.00n. Furhltura,
hOusahOl d l tans,
luns, tuDlas, tOys,
uht l quas, sOr t s
aqulnaht, luss-
wura uhd Ilurlhas,
llhahs, alactrOhlcs
uhd dac Or ut l v a
l t ans .
ST. Cl ai r Shores,
2432 Stur vullay.
S u t u r d u y u n-
3.00n. Evarythlh
nust O!
410 HOUSEHOLD SALES
498 Bur r l ht Oh,
CrOssa POlhta Purk.
Frlduy, 11un- 3n,
Sut urduy, 10un-
2n. Fur hl t ur a,
dlshas, tOOls, luwh
aqulnaht, rus.
MOVI NG. 1 day
only furniture sale.
Fr l duy, J uha 20.
ThOnusvllla charry
dl hl h r OOn (
l a c a ) $ 2 , 0 0 0 ,
Barhhurdt sOIu &
wlh chulr $750, 10
l aca aht ar t ul h-
naht Iurhltura sat
$1,700, MlcrOIlDar
lOva saut & chulr &
u hul I - DOt h r a-
cl l hars $400, Iul l
sla Dad uhd haud-
DOurd $100, 5 laca
whlta wlckar Dad-
rOOn sat $400, ax-
arclsa aqulnaht.
(313)885-1414 CPW-
FurhlturaSula@uOl.c
On CASH ONLY
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, Cuts & Klttahs
Ohl y! Sut ur duy,
J uha 14, 12n-
2n. Cun BOw
WOw Trulhlh Cah-
tar, haxt tO Pat Su-
llas Plus ut Mlla
uhd Muck, St. Clulr
ShOras.
( 313) 884-1551 Or
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700
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a h c a s . $ 0 0
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