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Last Sunday evening, a
storm tore through the

city with winds in excess
of 60 miles per hour,
heavy rain and lightning
were also part of the show
Mother Nature provided
for residents.
The fallout of this in-
clement weather left trees
and limbs fallen through-
out the city.
Power was out to many
residents, and power lines
were down.
In times such as these,
the Forestry Division of
the citys public works de-
partment is called into ac-
tion.
We have to get out
there and remove the
trees that have fallen
across a roadway first of
all, DPW director Bryan
Babcock said. We proba-
bly had five streets that
were completely blocked
because a tree fell across
it, but weve had over
50-plus locations where a
tree has fallen and partial-
ly blocked a street or a
driveway or a sidewalk.
Were out there now try-
ing to get those taken care
of as quickly as we can.
Babcock said his crew,
which consists of about
five people, were on the
job moments after the
storm blew through town.
They started the night
the storm got going actu-
ally, he said. They fin-
ished just before mid-
night, then came back at 7
a.m. the next morning and
started again.
The importance of get-
ting the streets clear cant
be understated.
We need to get those
streets cleared, Babcock
said. Thats the priority.
People and emergency ve-
hicles need to be able to
get up and down those
streets as soon as possi-
ble. After that, we priori-
tize. Where the trees
have fallen and what is
blocked as a result serves
as the criteria for the order
which the clean up occurs.
Its definitely going to
take us a few days to get it
all cleaned up, he said.
Babcock said he and his
crew expect storms like
this every summer and
are prepared for the dam-
age.
We get them every
summer, he said. In the
middle of summer these
big trees, when theyre full
of leaves, and it rains like
it did, thats a lot of
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Lake Shore Public
Schools recently an-
nounced the expan-
sion of its foreign lan-
guage program at ev-
ery level within the
district.
A partnership be-
tween the school sys-
tem and the popular
language-learning
software maker,
Rosetta Stone, has
added a new twist to
the Lake Shore pro-
gram this year.
Were actually do-
ing this for all ages
and grade levels, said
the districts assistant
superintendent
Donald Kling. Were
running it with
Rosetta Stone. Were
in the process of hir-
ing teachers to teach
this program to the
students.
Currently, the dis-
trict offers German,
Spanish and Chinese
(Mandarin) to stu-
dents as young as kin-
dergarten.
The addition of this
program allows Lake
Shore to tap into the
resources of Rosetta
Stone, resources that
may one day include
other languages.
That could be in
the future for sure,
Kling said of the addi-
tion of other foreign
languages to the ros-
ter of options students
can choose from at
Lake Shore. Right
now, our main focus is
the elementary school
levels. We have
German, Mandarin
and Spanish at the
high school. We have
Mandarin and
Spanish at the middle
school, and last year
we offered Mandarin
in the elementary
schools for the first
time. The addition of
this program is only
going to open more
doors up for our stu-
dents.
The program comes
from the districts rec-
ognition of two main
things, Kling said.
Its a global com-
munity were all a part
of now, he explained.
That, and learning a
language at a young
age, is very important.
Its amazing what
these young kids can
pick up, can learn.
Last year was the first
year for us teaching
Mandarin in the ele-
mentary schools. We
had parents coming
up to and telling us
Rosetta
Stone
adds to
program
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By John McTaggart
Staff Writer
For more than six de-
cades, every year, there
has been the crowning of
a new Miss St. Clair
Shores.
This year, in front of a
packed house at South
Lake High School, a new
Miss St. Clair Shores was
crowned.
That young lady is
Lauren Brown.
Were very excited to
have Lauren Brown as
Miss St. Clair Shores,
said Elizabeth Munger,
executive director of the
Miss St. Clair Shores
Program. Shes going to
be a great representative
of our city, and is very de-
serving of the title.
Brown was selected
from a group of nine com-
peting for the crown last
Saturday, July 26.
Along with the title,
Brown earned about
$2,000 in scholarship
money, and will represent
St. Clair Shores in the
Miss Michigan pageant
next June, Munger said.
What is really cool
about Lauren being
named Miss St. Clair
Shores, Munger said. Is
that she is the third Miss
St. Clair Shores to have
been named Little Miss,
By John McTaggart
Staff Writer
Miss St. Clair
Shores program
crowns winners
By John McTaggart
Staff Writer
Brian DeManix lined
up his putt on the ninth
green and then his eyes
followed the line from
his ball to the hole, about
15 feet.
A moment later, he pulled
the putter head away, then swung
it forward, sending his Titleist roll-
ing smoothly across the green to-
ward the cup.
He watched intently, and just as the ball crept closer
By John McTaggart
Staff Writer
PHOTO BY JOHN MCTAGGART
See CROWN, page 2A
PHOTO COURTESY OF THE MISS ST. CLAIR SHORES PROGRAM
The newly crowned Miss St. Clair Shores, Lauren
Brown, smiled as the crown was placed on her head
last Saturday evening.
You gotta have art
The Detroit Institute of Arts has partnered with the city and included it in its
Inside/Out program. The program places replica works of art at various lo-
cations throughout the city for residents to enjoy.
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how much they love the
program. The kids are
now talking to them in
Chinese. In fact, one of
them came up and told
us how her child sang
happy birthday to one of
their other children
birthday in Chinese.
Lake Shore has
earned a reputation
within the educational
community as being a
leader in its internation-
al programs, something
the district is very proud
of, Kling said.
I think right now we
are in the lead in terms
of our international pro-
gram, he said. We get
phone calls all the time
from other districts ask-
ing us how we did this,
and how can they do it.
We understand how the
world has become a very
global community. Were
constantly looking at our
program and asking how
we can improve. How
can we make it better?
We think this program
with Rosetta Stone is
one of those ways of
making it better.
and Teen Miss, also.
Last years Miss St. Clair
Shores, Morgan Stocker,
was also a triple crown re-
cipient.
Also crowned at the
event was Miss Teen St.
Clair Shores.
This years honor goes
to Natalie Seese.
Seese will also represent
the city at a statewide
competition the Miss
Teen Michigan, which is
also held in June of 2015.
Rounding out the eve-
ning was the crowning of
Little Miss St. Clair
Shores.
Earning that distinction
this year is Emma Dell.
Were very proud of
each of them, Munger
said. It was just a great
evening. It really was.
Being selected Miss,
Teen Miss and Little Miss
comes with plenty of re-
sponsibility and obliga-
tion, including numerous
public appearances,
Munger said.
School comes first, of
course, she said. But be-
ing Little Miss, Teen Miss,
and Miss St. Clair Shores
does mean that you have
to be out there and making
public appearances.
Thats part of what it
means to have these ti-
tles.
The Miss St. Clair
Shores Program is among
the longest running local
Miss America preliminary
events in the country, and
the focus of the program is
to provide scholarship
money to recipients.
The programs main
fundraiser is the Lac Ste.
Claire Art Fair held at
Veterans Memorial Park.
This years fair is slated for
Sept. 13-14.
weight. When that rain saturates those old limbs,
they can fall. Thats what happened in this case.
The city is responsible for the cleanup of trees
that are in the city right of way, Babcock said.
Trees between the sidewalk and the curb, he
said. Thats our responsibility. But, we at least
make the road passable if a tree has fallen from a
yard onto a street or sidewalk. We do have a large
brush pick-up service by Rizzo Environmental
Services.
Babcock explained that residents have to drag
the limbs to the curb, with the butt-end of the
branches facing the same direction, then call Rizzo
the day before their scheduled pick-up day, they
will come out with a chipping truck.
Rizzo Environmental Services can be reached at
(888)877-4996.
2A ST. CLAIR SHORES CONNECTION THURSDAY, JULY 31, 2014
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STORM
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PHOTO COURTESY OF MISS ST. CLAIR SHORES PROGRAM.
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THURSDAY, JULY 31, 2014 ST. CLAIR SHORES CONNECTION 3A
PHOTOS BY JOHN MCTAGGART
John Shiha sends his putt towards the hole in the ninth green. The course has
become one of the more popular spots for golfers in the area. Reasonable rates,
plush conditions, and playability for every skill level add to the attraction.
Tom, one of 33 Chinese students attending Lake Shores Foreign Culture Camp, reads a book during one of
the morning classes.
Nearly three dozen
fourth and fifth grade
students from China
have been calling Lake
Shore Public School
home for the past sever-
al weeks.
These students are liv-
ing with host families
from within Lake Shore
district and beyond,
spending their morn-
ings at Masonic Heights
Elementary School
learning about the cul-
ture, the language and
other things all the
while interacting with
students from the
United States.
This entire experience
is part of the districts
cutting edge Summer
Foreign Culture Camp.
The students left
from China on July 3,
said Lake Shore Public
School Assi st ant
Superintendent Donald
Kling. They spent a few
days in New York, then
took a tour bus here.
Theyve been just about
everywhere since com-
ing here. They and their
host families are having
a lot of fun.
After their morning
session at the school,
the students head off to
some kind of field trip.
Theyve gone every-
where from Stony
Creeks Nature Center
to the Detroit Zoo to
bowling, Kling said.
Theres something like
this every day.
Lake Shore
cultural camp
welcomes
Chinese
students
By John McTaggart
Staff Writer
While afternoon field
trips are organized by
the district, however,
Kling said many host
families also spend time
showing the Chinese
students the area.
They take the kids all
over the place, Kling
said. The only rule that
we really have is they
cant take them out of
the country. But some of
them go to Cedar Point,
up north, to a Detroit
Tigers game. Our host
families really treat
these students like they
were their own kid. Its
great.
Lake Shore has done
this camp for the past
three summers, and its
success is measured in
the reaction of students
themselves.
Its great fun,
Chi nese st udent ,
Angela, said. We get to
spend time with our
friends and laugh and
have fun. There is some-
thing different and new
every day.
The students from
Chi na take more
Americanized names,
such as Angela and
Tom, for example, when
they arrive at the camp.
Every morning we
will eat breakfast at
school, Tom said.
Then we will have
some game like duck-
duck-goose, then we do
some activities. Its quite
fun.
GOLF COURSE
to the rim of the hole, it
stopped inches short.
Shoot! his rolled his
eyes in disbelief, while
three of his friends
groaned at his near miss.
Ive had a good front
side, DeManix said. Im
enjoying myself here
once again. Of course, I
would be enjoying myself
more if that putt wouldve
dropped, but Im still hav-
ing a good time.
DeManix and the rest
of his foursome are
among the thousands of
golfers who tee it up at
the St. Clair Shores Golf
Club every season.
We get anywhere from
45,000 to just over 50,000
rounds each year here,
said pro shop manager
Rob Spinazzola. And we
count 9-hole rounds too.
The course, which was
designed by famed golf
course architects Jerry
and Bruce Matthews, is
approaching its 40th an-
niversary, which will take
place in the 2015 season.
The course measures
about 6,000 yards from
the blue tee markers and
5,200 yards from the red
tees, and, according to
Spinazzola, its a course
with every golfer in mind.
I think the best way to
describe it would be to
say its a course for the
people, he said. I would
take our municipal
course and put it up
against any other.
Russ McKenzie, 54,
agrees.
Ive played this game
for a long time,
McKenzie said. I think
this course is fair. For me,
an average golfer, thats
what I want. Thats how I
can have fun playing
golf.
Spinazzola said the
course is designed and set
up for a broad range of
golfers.
We have people out
there who think this is an
easy course, he said.
What I like to tell those
people is I think its a golf
course that caters to ev-
erybody. It caters to
young and old, and golf-
ers of just about every
skill level. I take pride in
the fact that we cater to
everybody and that every-
body can play our course
and enjoy it.
Over the years, the
course has received nu-
merous awards and hon-
ors and continues to be
one of the more popular
courses in the entire area.
Recent upgrades to the
course, including re-done
bridges, a partnership
with the Golf Association
of Michigan, and the
planting of numerous
trees have only added to
the experience.
The course also holds
true to the tradition of
walking the course if a
golfer chooses to a fea-
ture that is becoming
tougher to find.
You can certainly
come out here and walk
the course, Spinazzola
said. There are a lot of
courses now that arent al-
lowing that. I think being
able to walk promotes fit-
ness and thats a good
thing. I love that we allow
this here. Its part of the
experience, and we get a
lot of walkers too.
Despite the popularity
of the course, many resi-
dents simply arent
aware of the quality and
experience the course
can offer.
The first time I played
here was this year,
Donna Tocco said. And
now my girlfriends and I
play here twice a month.
Its a wonderful course.
Memberships for resi-
dents and non-residents
are available.
For more information
about memberships and
the course, go to scsgolf.
com.
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Classic Film Friday
The St. Clair Shores
Public Library presents
Classic Film Friday from
1:30 to 3:30 p.m. in the
William R. Gilstorf
Meeting Room at the St.
Clair Shores Public
Library, 22500 11 Mile, St.
Clair Shores.
The following free pre-
sentations of classic or
award-winning movies
are offered in August:
Aug. 1 Bells Are
Ringing, 1960;
Aug. 8 Annie
Oakley, 1935;
Aug. 15 Pippin:
His Life and Times,
1981.
Aug. 22 Till the
Clouds Roll By, 1946
and;
Aug. 29 The
Mirror Crackd, 1980.
For more information,
call the library at (586)
445-5350.
Country Music Fest
Country Music Fest is held
Saturday, Aug. 2, from 2 to
10 p.m.; and Sunday, Aug.
3, from noon to 7 p.m. at
Veterans Memorial Park,
32400 Jefferson, St. Clair
Shores.
The event is sponsored
by the St. Clair Shores
Activities Committee.
Highlights include mu-
sic, petting zoo, hog call-
ing, country attire contests
and food and beverages.
The admission cost is $3
and parking is free.
call (586) 445-5350.
Garden tour
The Yardeners of St.
Clair Shores 19th Annual
Garden Tour is held from 9
a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday,
Aug. 2, beginning with
registration at the
S e l i n s k y - G r e e n
Farmhouse Museum,
22500 E 11 Mile, St. Clair
Shores.
The tour visits gardens
throughout St. Clair
Shores. Yardener mem-
bers and master gardeners
will be available to answer
questions.
The cost is $5 per per-
son.
call (586) 778-0443 or
(586) 415-7110.
Pirate Island
Festival
The Nautical Mile Yacht
Club presents the 2014
Pirate Island Festival held
all-day Saturday, Aug. 2, at
Harbor 9 Marina, 24030
Jefferson, St. Clair Shores.
visit nauticalmile.org.
Primary Election
Day
State Primary Election
Day polls are open from 7
a.m. to 8 p.m. Tuesday,
Aug. 5. For more informa-
tion, visit ci.saint-clair-
shores.mi.us/ or call St.
Clair Shores City Clerk
Mary A. Kotowski at (586)
447-3303.
Golf outing
The 2014 St. Clair
Shores Special Needs Golf
Tournament is held from 7
a.m. to 1 p.m. Wednesday,
Aug. 6, at the St. Clair
Shores Country Club,
22185 Masonic, St. Clair
Shores.
The event is limited to
the first 36 teams.
For more information or
to register, call (586) 294-
2000 extension 2.
Waterfront
invitational
Waterfront Invitational
2014 Tournament is held
Friday through Sunday,
Aug. 15-17, at the St. Clair
Shores Civic Arena, 20000
Stephens, St. Clair
Shores.
The event is the largest
and longest running tour-
nament in Michigan.
Team registration and
roster is due before
Wednesday, Aug. 6.
For more information or
to register, visit scswi.com.
Concert series
The Macomb Music
Chamber Society and
Wahby Park, Blossom
Heath, present Monday
Night Concert Series from
7 to 8:30 p.m. on Mondays
through Aug. 25, at
Blossom Heath, Wahby
Park, 24800 Jefferson, St.
Clair Shores.
The next concert is an
Aug. 4 performance by
Hadiya Knight.
call (586) 445-5350.
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. 13, at
Veterans Memorial Park,
32400 Jefferson, St. Clair
Shores.
The next concert is an
Aug. 6 performance by
Magic Bus.
call (586) 445-5350.
Selfridge Military Air
Museum officials re-
cently announced their
2014 general public
hours of operation for
their Museum and Air
Park as noon to 4:30
p.m. on Saturdays,
Sundays, Independence
Day and Memorial Day,
from April 5 through
October 26.
The Air Museum and
Air Park will be closed
duri ng the 2014
Selfridge Air Show on
September 6 and 7 due
to traffic flow consider-
ations. The Museum and
Air Park can also be
opened by appointment
at other times through-
out the year by calling
586-239-5035.
Visitors to the muse-
um will see their over $7
million worth of dis-
plays including a full-
scale, historically accu-
rate replica of a World
War I fighter plane, the
SPAD XIII, a three-quar-
ter-scale historically ac-
curate replica of the
Wright Brothers first
aircraft, the Wright
Flyer, an interactive cut-
away and motorized
World War II aircraft en-
gine, an interactive Air
Traffic Control radar
display, an extensive
display of original avia-
tion art produced by
noted aviation artists, a
Korean War era Jeep
and four aircraft cockpit
trainers: a modern F-16
Fighting Falcon, a
Vi et nam- era A- 7,
Corsair II, a World War
II LINK trainer that
guests can actually sit
inside and a functional
LINK trainer that can be
operated only by ap-
pointment and by quali-
f i ed i ndi vi dual s.
Museum displays show
a wide variety of mili-
tary memorabilia in-
cluding weapons, air-
craft engines, military
uniforms, military air-
craft models and photo-
graphs spanning the al-
most 100-year history of
the base.
The Air Park contains
33 full-size vintage mili-
tary aircraft from World
War I to the present day
plus an assortment of
military vehicles and
missiles. Two new air-
craft were brought into
the Air Park recently: an
F-89 Scorpion and a T-6
Texan scheduled to be
displayed in the summer
of 2014.
The large C-130A
Hercules and P-3 Orion
aircraft in the Air Park
can be opened up to visi-
tors when weather and
the availability of do-
c e n t s p e r mi t .
Photographs of the inte-
rior and exterior dis-
plays are permitted for
private non-commercial
use only.
The Museum and Air
Park is located on
Selfridge Air National
Guard Base, accessible
by vehicle only through
the Main Gate at the in-
tersection of M-59 and
Jefferson Avenue. For
security reasons, guests
arriving in a private ve-
hicle that is being driven
by someone without a
valid military identifica-
tion card must register
for a Visitors Pass at the
Bases Main Gate and be
subjected to a back-
ground check. A current
and valid drivers li-
cense, vehicle registra-
tion, and proof of vehic-
ular insurance will be
required to comply with
these requirements.
The Selfridge Military
Air Museum is a private,
non-profit organization
located on a military in-
stallation is staffed en-
tirely by volunteers and
receives no federal or
state funding for the op-
eration and mainte-
nance of its facilities
and displays. Admission
is $4 per guest over the
age of 12 and $3 for chil-
dren between 4 and 12
years of age with a mini-
mum donation of $25 for
all by-appointment
tours.
Further information
on the Selfridge Military
Air Museum and Air
Park can be found on
their website, self-
ridgeairmuseum.org; by
mail, Selfridge Military
Air Museum, 27333 C
St, Bldg 1011, Selfridge
ANGB MI 48045; by
phone, (586) 239-5035;
or by e-mail at info@
s e l f r i d g e a i r mu s e
um.org.
CITY CALENDAR
An F-89 Scorpion, painted as it would have appeared while flown by the Michigan Air National Guard in the late
1950s and early 1960s, is the newest addition to the Air Park at the Selfridge Military Air Museum. The F-89 on
display at Selfridge Air National Guard Base is the only known restored F-89 C model on display in the coun-
try, possibly in the world. It was restored by Selfridge Museum volunteers over the past two years.
By Dan Heaton
Special Writer
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Special Writer
Part of seeing a doctor
for health concerns is
feeling like the doctor
truly cares about your
health and medical
needs.
At Grosse Pointe
Medical Group in
Grosse Pointe Park, that
is exactly what patients
get. John Schwartz
M.D., owner of Grosse
Pointe Medical Group,
offers personalized, col-
laborative care with ev-
ery patient.
Schwartz graduated
from Case Western
Reserve University
School of Medicine in
Cleveland and specializ-
es in internal medicine.
He is currently affiliat-
ed with both Beaumont
Hospital, Grosse Pointe
and St. John Hospital
and Medical Center. He
has been in the practice
for 15 years and worked
at Henry Ford Hospital
for 13 years before
opening a private prac-
tice.
I really wanted to be
able to practice in a way
that brings back some of
the old-fashioned values
in medicine that empha-
size personal care and
less of an industrial
practice, Schwartz
said. (I wanted) more
of a hand-made, or pa-
tient-focused, practice
where I can spend as
much time with each pa-
tient as I feel necessary
and not feel rushed.
These old-fashioned
values include primary
care in which the patient
has one doctor with
whom they have a long-
term rel ati onshi p,
whether its in the office
or at the hospital.
Theres a community
of care, Schwartz said.
The idea of one doctor,
you know who your doc-
tor is, and youre going
to see that physician.
And that doctor knows
you and can really focus
on you.
Right now, Schwartz
is the only doctor at
Grosse Pointe Medical
Group, which is part of
the personalized ap-
proach he takes in car-
ing for his patients. This
way, he is able to cus-
tomize the practice to
suit the patients needs,
he said.
Ac c o r di ng t o
Schwartz, one of the
biggest benefits of see-
ing him at the medical
group is the unhurried,
personalized approach
and the fact that youll
have one doctor whom
you can have a long-last-
ing and caring relation-
ship with.
Rather than just a ge-
neric approach to deal-
ing with a patient, I try
to understand what
each patients individu-
al needs are and what
will work for them,
rather than just trying
to impose some sort of
treatment, Schwartz
said.
I try to work with the
patient to see what will
work for them. It tends
to be much more collab-
oration between the pa-
tient and myself.
In business since
January, Grosse Pointe
Medical Group is gener-
ally open from 9 a.m. to
5 p.m., but there is usu-
ally some flexibility to
do whatever is neces-
sary for the patients
needs since it is a small,
personalized practice,
Schwartz said.
Consultations are by
appointment, which pa-
tients can schedule at
(313) 469-8281 or by vis-
iting the office at 15120
Kercheval , Grosse
Pointe Park.
Personal care for every patient
The Detroit Historical
Society netted $40,000 for
the Dossin Great Lakes
Museum during its inau-
gural Spring Into Belle
Isle Gala, presented in
partnership with the Belle
Isle Conservancy and the
Michigan Department of
Natural Resources.
The evening began with
cocktails and hors
doeuvres in the museum,
followed by trolley tours
of Belle Isle featuring at-
tractions like the aquari-
um, the Anna Scripps
Conservatory, Scott
Fountain and the Dossin
Great Lakes Museum.
Benefactor ticket holders
also attended a reception
on some luxury yachts at
the Detroit Yacht Club.
The evening concluded
with a strolling dinner
and entertainment.
Honorary co-chairs for
the gala were Gov. and
Mrs. Rick Snyder and
Mayor and Mrs. Mike
Duggan.
The Dossin Great Lakes
Museum is open 11 a.m.
to 4 p.m. Fridays,
Saturdays and Sundays
through Labor Day week-
end.
Admission is free.
Some of the permanent
exhibits include Built by
the River, the Miss Pepsi
vintage 1950s champion-
ship hydroplane, a bow
anchor from the S.S.
Edmund Fitzgerald, the
pilothouse from the S.S.
William Clay Ford and
one of the largest collec-
tions of scale model ships
in the world.
Gala raises money for museum
The 36th annual Fishing
Derby for Handicapped
Kids is held at 9 a.m.
Wednesday, Aug, 13. at
Island Harbor Marina.
The event is one of the
most popular in the area
and routinely allows
hundreds of special
needs kids to know the
joy of fishing on Lake St.
Clair.
Fishing
Derby on the
horizon
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The best priced hearing
aids in town can now be
found at USA Hearing
Aid Services in
Eastpointe.
With more than 18
years of experience in the
hearing aid business,
Mirko Malovic M.D. of-
fers the best quality care
to his customers.
When (customers)
come in, they can expect
a free hearing exam,
screening or test, the best
technology and the best
price, Dr. Malovic said.
Most of the things they
are going to be able to ex-
perience in the office are
free. Only if I have to send
the hearing aid into the
lab will I have to charge.
Even then, it will be
cheaper than other plac-
es.
Dr. Malovic just opened
his practice in Eastpointe
after working as a li-
censed hearing aid prac-
tioner for three years in
Europe and 15 years in
the United States. He
worked in several areas of
Beltone Hearing Aids in
East poi nt e and
Southgate, as well as the
Earphonics branch in
Eastpointe.
Dr. Malovic graduated
from the University of
Sarajevo and received his
doctorate in hearing reha-
bilitation.
Even though USA
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newly-opened business,
customers should choose
them because Dr. Malovic
has years of experience
treating patients with
hearing aid needs.
Customers simply wont
beat the quality of the ser-
vices and products any-
where else.
They are going to pay
less right here, Dr.
Malovic said. They are
going to get the best
European and U.S. tech-
nology and the best ad-
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Pedicures are a great
way to relax and pamper
yourself, but oftentimes
traditional nail salons
dont take the necessary
steps to ensure a safe en-
vironment free of infec-
tion.
At the Foot Spa at
Eastside, clients can ex-
pect a clean, aseptic of-
fice with new instru-
ments for every client.
It has a boutique-type
setup, spa manager
Elena Panagopoulos
said. We serve two cli-
ents at a time, and instru-
ments are steroclaved
like at a doctors office.
Non-disposable instru-
ments are put into the
autoclave after every
use, Panagopoulous
said, so they are new for
every client. Disposable
tools are new for every
client as well, which they
can take home with them
if they wish.
Technicians at the spa
are very conscious of
keeping a clean, healthy
environment for their cli-
ents, so there is no cross-
contamination of tools,
instruments or products.
Employees are profes-
sionally licensed nail
technicians specially
trained by podiatrists to
treat different kinds of
nails. They attend lec-
tures and undergo train-
ing to learn the dos and
donts of treating clients
who are diabetic and
need special nail care,
Panagopoulos said.
The spa also offers
KERYFlex nail restora-
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through the podiatrists
office. In as little as 15
minutes, clients with
fungal problems or nail
dystrophies can be on
their way to healthier
nails.
The podiatrist preps
the nails, then the tech-
nicians sculpt, shape,
buff and fill in the nails,
Panagopoulos said.
The Foot Spa at
Eastside is known for
using Gilden Tree or-
ganic products, and they
offer Dr.s Remedy
Enriched Nail Polish, an
organic polish infused
with wheat protein, tea
tree oil, garlic bulb ex-
tract and lavender,
which provides a
healthy alternative for
nail color.
It was formed by po-
diatrists and we have
been selling it for about
t h r e e y e a r s ,
Panagopoulos said. It is
organic and helps with
nail fungus. It comes in
28 colors and base and
top coats.
In comparison to oth-
er nail salons, the busi-
ness offers reasonable
prices, too.
We are very competi-
t i v e l y pr i c e d,
Panagopoulos said. We
offer promotions includ-
ing 20 percent off for
new customers and a
Pamper Me Pedi,
which is like a makeover
for your feet.
The Pamper Me Pedi
is great during the
rough winter months,
and the spa sees a lot of
men come in for this
t r e a t m e n t ,
Panagopoulos said.
The Foot Spa at
Eastside is a friendly,
cl ean envi ronment
where clients can relax
and expect their nail
needs to be met. They
take great measures to
ensure the office is free
of infection and offer
several products to pro-
vide patients with
strong, healthy nails.
The spa has been open
since July 2013 and is lo-
cated at 24025 Greater
Mack, Suite 101, St.
Clair Shores, within the
Eastside Podiatry office.
Appointments can be
made by calling (313)
884-7566 or by visiting
the office. Hours are
from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Monday through Friday
and from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
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Visit eastsidefootspa.
com for more informa-
tion.
Foot Spa at Eastside features a boutique-type
setup, professional technicians
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Mitsubishi Mirage revamped for 2015
Achieving an EPA fuel mileage rating of up to 37
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New Features for 2015 Mirage 5-door sub-compact
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Equipped with Mitsubishi Innovative Valve timing
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The Mirage is built in Thailand.
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Grosse Pointe/Harper Woods
Detroit/Wayne County
702 Apts/Flats/Duplex: St.
Clair Shores/Macomb County
Wanted to Rent
704 Houses: Rent
705 Houses: Grosse
Pointe/Harper Woods
706 Houses: Detroit/
Wayne County
707 Houses: St. Clair Shores/
Macomb County
708 Apts/Flats/Duplex: Rent
709 Townhouses/
Condos to Rent
710 Townhouses/Condos
Wanted
711 Garages/Mini Storage
for Rent
712 Garages/Mini Storage
Wanted
713 Industrial/Warehouse
Rental
714 Living Quarters
to Share
715 Hunting Rentals
716 Offces/Commercial
for Rent
717 Offces/Commercial
Wanted
718 Property Management
719 Rent with Option to Buy
720 Rooms for Rent
721 Vacation Rental:
Florida

Out of State
Michigan
724 Vacation Rental: Resort
725 Rentals/Leasing
726 Waterfront
727 Relocation Services
HOMES/LOTS FOR SALE
800 House for Sale
801 Commercial Buildings
802 Commercial Property
803 Condos/Apts/Flats
804 Country Homes
805 Property for Sale
806 Florida Property
807 Investment Property
808 Waterfront Homes
809 Waterfront Lots
810 Lake/River Resorts
811 Lots for Sale
812 Mortgages/Land
Contracts
813 Northern Michigan
Homes
814 Northern Michigan Lots
815 Out of State Homes &
Property
816 Real Estate Exchange
817 Real Estate Wanted
818 Sale or Lease
819 Cemetery Lots
820 Business For Sale
821 Open House
822 Vacation Properties
824 Mobile Homes
825 Estate Sales
826 Auctions
Guide to
Services
900 Air Conditioning
901 Alarm Installation Repair
902 Siding
903 Appliance Repairs
904 Asphalt Paving Repair
906 Architectural Service
907 Basement Waterproofng
908 Bathtub Refnishing
911 Brick/Block Work
912 Building/Remodeling
913 Bicycle Repair/Service
914 Carpentry
915 Carpet Cleaning
916 Carpet Installation/Repair
917 Ceilings
918 Cement Work
919 Chimney Cleaning
920 Chimney Repair
921 Closets
922 Computer Services
923 Construction Repair
924 Demolition
925 Decks/Patios
926 Doors
927 Debris/ Clutter
929 Drywall/Plastering
930 Electrical Services
933 Excavating
934 Fences
935 Fire/Flood Damage
936 Floor Sanding/
Refnishing
937 Floor Installation
938 Furniture Refnishing/
Upholstering
939 General Services
940 Glass-Residential/
Commercial
941 Home Concierge Services
942 Garages
943 Landscapers / Gardeners
944 Gutters
945 Handyman
946 Hauling & Moving
947 Heating/Cooling
Repair & Installation
948 Insulation
949 Janitorial Services
950 Engine/Motor Repair
951 Iron Work
952 Locksmith
953 Marble/Stone
954 Painting/Decorating
956 Pest Control
957 Plumbing & Installation
958 Propane Services
959 Power Washing
960 Roofng Service
961 Energy Savings
962 Storms And Screens
964 Sewer Cleaning Service
965 Shutters
966 Snow Removal
968 Stucco
969 Swimming Pool Service
970 T.V./Radio/CB Radio
971 Tree Service
973 Tile Work
974 VCR/DVD Repair
975 Vacuum Sales/Service
976 Ventilation Service
977 Wall Washing
980 Window Installation
981 Window Washing
983 Welding
Complete Index
800 HOUSES FOR SALE
2216 Ri dgemont .
C r O s s a P O l h t a
WOOds, Drlck ruhch,
2 Ilralucas, 2 Dad-
r O O ns . F l O r l d u
r OOn. Fl hl s had
Dusanaht hus Iun-
lly rOOn wlth hulI
Duth uhd kltchah,
uhd sauruta luuh-
dr y r OOn. Sl da
drlva, urua. Owh-
ar AhxlOus tO Sall
(313)824-700
QUALITY 4,000 sq.
I t . cust On Dul l t
hOna Oh 158 ucras
l h Tust l h/ Lar Oy
ur au. 3 cr aaks,
Ohds, uhd wlld llIa.
$54,000 cull JOa
(231)50-1174
820 BUSINESS FOR SALE
HOME l hsactl Oh
Iruhchlsa, Oukluhd/
MucOnD urau. Wlll
trulh. (58)212-10
100 ANNOUNCEMENTS
CANADA Dru Cah-
tar ls yOur chOlca
IOr suIa uhd uIIOrd-
uDla nadlcutlOhs.
Our llcahsad Cuhu-
dl uh nul l Or dar
h u r nu c y wl l l
rOvl da yOu wl th
suvlhs OI u tO 75
arcaht Oh ull yOur
nadlcutlOh haads.
Cull tOduy
(800)25-4150 IOr
$10 OII yOur Ilrst
rascrl tl Oh uhd
I raa shl l h.
MEDI CAL Dl l l l h
trul haas haadad!
Hal DOctOr's uhd
HOsltuls rOcass
l h s u r u h c a u h d
Dllllh. NO axarl-
ahca haadad. Oh-
llha trulhlh ut SC
Trulh ats yOu jOD
raudy. Hlh SchOOl
dllOnu/ CED & PC/
l htarhat haadad.
( 877) 253- 45
101 PRAYERS
MOTHER OI Par-
atuul Hal IOr thy
kl hd ussl st uhca.
Thuhk yOu. DMK.
106 BUSINESS SERVICES
BOOKKEEPER. l
wl l l nuhua yOur
uccOuhts racal v-
uDla/ uyuDla, Dlll
uy uhd racOhclll-
u t l Oh I Or au c h
nOhth. Plausa cull
wlth uhy quastlOhs.
Tl ur u J uhkOwskl
( 58) 0- 205
114 MUSIC EDUCATION
LESSONS IOr l -
uhO IrOn Pl uhl st
JOsah Baals. Stu-
daht OI Caruld COs-
llh (Arll 200- Muy
2014) uhd Mlchala
COOkar (Juha 2014-
rasaht), DOth ura
astuDl l shad COh-
cart Pluhlsts. Las-
sOhs uvulluDla IOr ull
uas uhd l aval s.
( 58) 25- 77
SUZ UKI v l O l l h
tauchar hOw uc-
catlh vlOllh stu-
dahts. LassOhs lh
ny hOna, arIact
IOr hOna schOOlad
chl l drah, uhd ul l
uas. (313)743-525
200
HELP WANTED
GENERAL
$1, 500 sl h Oh,
$0K- $70K uhhu-
ul l y. Cahtrul uhd
sOutharh Mlchluh
axarlahcad CDL-A
drlvar wuhtad. Dad-
l cutad custOnar,
hOna waakly, uhd
axcallaht DahaIlts.
Cull (888)40-033
Ohllha www.DRlvE-
JTC.cOn
CDL- A dr l var s
haadad. U t O
$5,000 slh- Oh DO-
hus & .5 CPM dad-
lcutad uhd Ovar tha
rOud raut nllas &
tlna OII. BahaIlts,
401K, EOE. Cull 7
d u y s u w a a k
(8)50-4382 COr-
dOhTrucklh.cOn
PART- tlna vulat
Attahduht. Must Da
21 yaurs OI ua wlth
cl auh drl vl h ra-
cOrd. Cul l
(58)242-505 uItar
5n.
200
HELP WANTED
GENERAL
CLEANI NG and
l i ght mai ntenance
OsltlOh uvulluDla,
5 u n- 1 0 . 3 0 u n,
MOhduy- Fr l duy.
Ra I a r a hc a s r a -
qul rad. Al y ut
Eustslda Tahhls uhd
Flthass, 18201 Eust
Wurrah.
lT'S tha lOh huul!
3,000+ nl l as ar
waak. COnatltlva
uy. Lut a nOdal
aqul naht . Pul d
waakl y. NO aust
cOust. Puld Oh ruc-
t l cul nl l as. Cul l
( 800) 45- 3748
LANDSCAPERS/
urdahars wuhtad.
COOd uy, wOrk uhd
uttltuda.
(313)377-147
LOCAL PrasDytarl-
uh Church ls saak-
lh u Suhduy nOrh-
lh chlldcura lvar.
Thl s arsOh wl l l
Ovarsaa tha cura OI
l hI uhts uhd tOd-
dlars, lhtaruct wlth
urahts uhd udult
vOluhtaars. Wa ura
l O O k l h I O r
sOnaOha wlth u lOv-
lh klhd slrlt thut
ahj Oys curl h IOr
yOuh chl l dr ah.
Sahd r asuna t O
chr l st l uhad@-
nchur ch. Or
NEW uy uckua,
tructOr Owhar Oar-
utOrs, $1,500 slh-
Oh DOhus, TualO,
MS tO DatrOlt, Ml.
Ra l nDur s a na ht
tOOls, sculas 2,500-
3,000 nllas/ waak.
(888)888-7
PET slttars wuhtad.
ADlllty tO wOrk Ilax-
lDla hOurs, usslOh
IOr ats, ral l uDl a
truhsOrtutlOh, HOll-
duy' s uhd waak-
ahds ura u nust.
(58)778-387
WANT u curaar O-
ar ut l h hauvl h
aqul naht? Bul l -
dOars, DuckhOas,
axcuvutOrs, "huhds
Oh trulhlh" & cartl-
Il cutl Ohs OIIarad.
Nutl Ohul uvarua
$18- $22 hOurl y.
LlIatlna jOD luca-
naht ussl stuhca.
vataruh DahaIlts all-
lDla. (8)32-47
205 HELP WANTED LEGAL
LEGAL Sacratury,
20- 25 hOurs ar
waak. SOlO uttOr-
hay, Iux rasuna'
( 58) 443-505.
210
HELP WANTED
RESTAURANT
P R E S T I G I O U S
COuhtry CluD hOw
hlrlh sarvars. Flha
dlhlh axarlahca
raIarrad. COhtuct
DOhhu Or Bryuh ut
(313)881-8000
T C B Y F r O a h
YOurt hOw hlrlh.
Nlca wOrk ahvlrOh-
naht, Iull Or urt
t l na . F l a x l D l a
schadula, udvuhca-
naht OOrtuhlty tO
suarvlsOr Or usslst-
uht nuhuar. Aly
ut CrOssa POl hta
l Ocutl Ohs. 20385
Muck Ava (haur var-
hlar) Or 17045 Kar-
chavul (lh tha vll-
lua).
300
SITUATIONS WANTED
BABYSITTERS
NANNY uvul l uDl a
sturtlh SatanDar
1st IOr urt tl na
hal. 22 yaurs ax-
arl ahca, axca-
tlOhul raIarahcas.
Nurturl h, Dattar
t h u h Cr u h d nu .
( 313) 372-5453 Or
( 313) 75-337
NANNY saaklh Iull
tlna anlOynaht,
l Ov a s c hl l dr a h,
raut arsOhul l ty,
llht hOusa kaalh.
Al sO axarl ahcad
Cural var. RaIar-
ahcas uvul l uDl a.
COhtuct Tharasu ut
trOsar11@OutlOOk.c
On Or
(58)80-753
305 HOUSE CLEANING
AMERICAN hurd-
wOr kl h wOnuh
uvulluDla tO clauh
yOur hOna. HOhast,
daahduDl a, ral l -
uDla. 1 yaurs ax-
arlahca.
(313)527-157
305 HOUSE CLEANING
DESSI E' s Be s t
House Cl eani ng.
SahlOr rutas, Iraa
astlnutas, waakly
Or Dl- waakly. EIIl-
claht. CrOssa POlhta
raIarahcas uvul l -
uDla. (58)215-325
INDEPENDENT ax-
arl ahcad hOusa
kaaar uvul l uDl a!
Excal l aht r aI ar -
ahcas. Hurd wOrk-
l h, trust wOrthy
uhd kl hd ( t hut ' s
whut ny cllahts tall
na uhywuy)! LOva
uhl nul s. Cul l na
a v a h l h s u t
( 3 1 3 ) 3 8 - 4 5 2 8
MARGARET L.L.C.
HOusa cl auhl h/
l uuhdry sarvl cas.
POllsh ludlas, vary
axarlahcad, axcal-
laht raIarahcas. Wa
tuka cura OI sahlOr
haads.
(313)31-757
307 NURSES AIDES
LIVE-In Care
Givers
Daily Rates/Hourly
Cura/ COOk/ Clauh
Llcahsad-BOhdad
Care at Home
Est.184
58-772-0035
312 ORGANIZING
DUCKS IN A ROW
Da-cl uttarl h uhd
Or uhl l h yOur
hOna! Cl Os at s ,
Dusanahts, whOla
hOusa. Or uhl a
yOur uar cluttar.
HOna lhIOrnutlOh,
hOtaDOOks, nadlcul
j Ourhul s, nanOry
ul Duns.
B a c k y S c h l u I I
( 3 1 3 ) 5 8 0 - 2 5 2 8
S u s u h M u s O h
(313)10-705 sch-
luIID@cOncust.hat
rwnusOh@cOncust.
hat
FRESH START.
OVERWHELMED
Dy cluttar, hOurdar?
Cull Cyhthlu Knat
CunDall.
3 1 3 - 5 5 0 - 3 7 8 5 .
S l h c a 1 7
406 ESTATE SALES
B E A U T I F U L
Hursah's lsluhd Es-
tuta Sula! Frlduy Au-
ust 1, 10un- 4n,
Suturduy Auust 2,
un- 3n, Suhduy
Auust 3, 10un-
2n. 727 NOr t h
Chuhhal Drlva. BO-
st Oh Whul ar 22'
Outrua, Iurhltura.
PhOtOs @ www.as-
tutasulas.hat
408 FURNITURE
GORGEOUS urau
ru! Huhd khOttad
lhdO- Parsluh 18'x
12'2. ParIact cOhdl-
tlOh! Ratull $,800
usklh $3,200. COh-
t u c t C h r l s t l h a
( 3 1 3 ) 5 4 - 3 1 0 0
409
GARAGE / YARD /
RUMMAGE SALE
20871 uhd 20855
L a h h O h S t r a a t ,
Hu r a r WO O d s .
T h u r s d u y 7 / 3 1
thrOuh Suturduy
un- n. El ac-
trOhlcs, Chlhu, Iur-
hl t ur a, axar cl sa
aqul naht, tOOl s,
OlI cluDs, hOusa-
h O l d l t a n s ,
s t r Ol l a r s , Du Dy
l tans, uhd nuch
nOra!
2 4 9 H l l l c r a s t ,
Furns. un- 3n,
Fri day onl y! Ah-
tlqua tyawrltars,
c h l h u , u r s a s ,
Muckahsla chlld's
adastul tuDla uhd
uccassOrlas, sOrts
aqulnaht, lusnu
curs, alactrlc scOOt-
ar, daslhar clOthas
uhd Iurhltura.
3 I unl l y ur ua
sul a. 1 WOOds
Luha, CrOssa POlhta
WOOds. Suturduy,
Auust 2 Ohly! 8un
- 4n. Dasl har
clOthlh ull slas,
shOas, huhdDus
sOna haw wl t h
tus. ADarcrOnDla
clOthlh, hOusahOld
l t ans, I ur hl t ur a,
raut stuII, raut
rl cas!
990 SOuth Rahuud,
WOOds. Frlduy, un
- 3n, Suturduy,
un- 1n. BOys 24
nOhths- 4T, uhd
lrls nOhths- 5T,
klds shOas, lhdOOr/
OutdOOr tOys, cOn-
narclul ruda axar-
clsa aqulnaht.
GARAGE sula 371
MOr Oss, Cr Ossa
POlhta Furns. BuDy
c l O t h a s , t O y s ,
hOusahOl d, I ur -
hltura, sOnathlh
IOr avaryOha! Frl-
duy, 4n- 7n, Sut-
urduy, un- 4n,
S uhdu y , 1 0 u n-
3 n.
409
GARAGE / YARD /
RUMMAGE SALE
GARAGE SALE.
188 HOl l ywOOd,
WOOds. Suturduy,
(8/ 2 & 8/ ), un-
4n. Klds clOthas
(2T- 4) & tOys. WO-
nah' s cl Othas &
shOas, hOusahOl d
rOducts, alactrOh-
lcs, unas, nOra!
MULTI- Iunlly ur-
ua sul a! Frl duy-
Sut ur duy , un-
5n. 1535 SOuth
Rahuud, Cr Ossa
POlhta WOOds. A-
lluhcas, tOOls, u-
ural & uccassOrlas.
TOO nuch tO llst!
MULTI- Iunlly ur-
ua sula. July 31-
Auust 1, un-
3n. 781 Wushlh-
tOh Straat, CrOssa
POlhta.
409
GARAGE / YARD /
RUMMAGE SALE
NOT yOur tyl cul
urua sula. 2 Iun-
l l y' s cOttua uhd
hOusahOl d l tans.
Cluss & natul cOn-
ut ar dask uhd
rlhtar stuhd. 4 haw
OutdOOr chulrs, 2
sat s PI ul t r uI I
stOhawura. LOts OI
sllvar jawalry uhd
nOra. Prlcad tO O!
1350 NOrth OxIOrd,
WOOds. Frl duy &
Suturduy, Auust 1
& 2, 8un- 4n.
SALE. Pu r l h
nussas uccunulu-
tlOh, unulh vurl-
at y. 1440 NOr t h
Rahuud, Cr Ossa
P O l h t a WO O d s .
Thursduy & Frlduy,
10un- 4n. Eurly
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409
GARAGE / YARD /
RUMMAGE SALE
Saturday, August 2, 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
Grosse Pointe War Memorial
32 Lakeshore, Grosse Pointe Farms
$2.00 Admission
MOM TO MOM SALE
409
GARAGE / YARD /
RUMMAGE SALE
QUALI TY nul t l -
I unl l y sul a! 12
St r ut I Or d Pl uca,
CrOssa POlhta Clty
(Datwaah JaIIarsOh
& tha Luka). Sut-
urduy, 8/ 2, un-
3 n. Da s l h a r
cl Othl h, j awal ry,
Dlka, tOys (ThOnus
Llttla Tykas & Pluy-
nODlla). TalavlslOhs,
Iurhl tura, hOusa-
hOld ltans & dacOr
(llhtlh, rus, urt,
atc.). Naw T & C
nlhlvuh cur nuts,
chlld's uccOrdlOh.
WOrth tha stO!
YARD sul a. 10
BrOudstOha, Frlduy,
10un- 2n. AssOr-
tad clOthas, tOys,
DuDy j Oar, Iur-
h l t u r a , D l k a s ,
h O u s a h O l d .
409
GARAGE / YARD /
RUMMAGE SALE
SOROPTIMIST ur-
u a s u l a . 2 3
Bavar l y, Cr Ossa
POlhta Furns. Frl-
duy, Auust 1, Sut-
urduy, Auust 2,
un- 2n. BOOks,
cl Ot has , l l hahs ,
shOas, I urhl tura,
huhars, snull u-
lluhcas, curtulhs,
Da ddl h , k hl c k
khucks, cOllactlDlas,
cruIts, tuas, chlhu,
dl s has , hOl l duy
l t ans, l ct ur as,
Irunas, nlcrOwuva,
vusas, l usswura,
Ol I l tans, tOys,
unas, OIIlca aqul-
naht, 0" JvC tala-
v l s l Oh, k l t c hah
wura, drass IOrn.
410 HOUSEHOLD SALES
A HUGE nOvl h
sul a. Frl duy, Sut-
urduy un- 5n.
Thlrty yaurs OI urt,
cOl l act l Dl as, uh-
tl quas, atc. Wa'd
ruthar sal l chau
thah nOva. 87 Al-
tar, SOuth OI JaIIar-
sOh.
HOUSEHOLD sula,
Suturduy, Auust 2,
8un- 4n. 132
HuwthOrha, CrOssa
P O l h t a WO O d s .
COnut ar dask,
luns, llht Ilxturas,
luss tuDlas, chll-
drah's Dlkas, walht
nuchlha, Druss Dad,
2 cOuchas.
MOV I NG s u l a !
2144 Suhhydul a,
St. Cl ul r ShOras.
Evarythlh nust O!
HOusahOl d l tans,
Iurhltura, uhtlquas,
LOhuDarar Dus-
kats. Frlduy, 10un-
3n, Suturduy, un
- 4n, Suhduy,
10un- 2n.
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
500 ANIMALS ADOPT A PET
GROSSE POl ht a
Ahl nul AdOtl Oh
SOclaty, Cut uhd Klt-
tah Ohly udOtlOh,
Suturduy, Auust 2.
C u n B O w W O w
Trulhlh Cahtar haxt
tO Pat Sullas Plus
ut Mlla & Muck lh
St. Cl ul r ShOras,
1 2 n - 2 n .
( 313) 884-1551 Or
www. CPAAS. Or
500 ANIMALS ADOPT A PET
GROSSE POl ht a
Ahlnul Cllhlc hus u
nula Plt Bull nlx,
vary swaat uhd u
nula nOhth Old
Shahard nlx. Cull
(313)822-5707
503
HOUSEHOLD PETS
FOR SALE
GOLDEN Doodl e
pups $1, 600.
dOOdlaus.waaD
ly.cOn Or
(313)884-842
505 LOST & FOUND
FOUND lh Hurar
WOOds, Ratrl avar
nlx, Old uhd whlta.
Pl au s a c Oht u c t
CrOssa POlhta Ah-
lnul AdOtlOh SOcl-
aty ut
(313)884-1551
GROSSE POl ht a
Ahlnul Cllhlc hus 2
snull Tarrlar nlxas,
3 udult cuts (2 Ia-
nula, 1 nula), Ia-
nula ROttwallar, Ia-
nula LuDrudOr/ Plt
Bull. Cull
(313)822-5707
600 CARS
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.
$ 5 , 5 0 0
(313)881-05
602 FORD
2011 FuslOh SE, v.
80,000 nllas. Cray,
axcallaht cOhdltlOh,
nOOh rOOI, sOllar,
Sl r us. Ext ahdad
wurruhty, Oha Owh-
ar, daular sarvlcad.
$11,50.
(313)300-14
604 ANTIQUE / CLASSIC
2 clusslc curs IOr 1
rlca! 175 LlhcOlh
COhtlhahtul, 173
Juuur cOhvartlDla.
(313)53-7400
605 FOREIGN
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700
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( 3 1 3 ) 2 0 4 - 2 1 3
Rl vARD, Cr Ossa
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lnnuculuta 1 Dad-
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rl vuta ahtruhca,
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cludas haut & wu-
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702
APTS/FLATS/DUPLEX
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ats/ hO snOklh.
702
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nOhth. RaIarahcas
wlll Da chackad lh
udvuhca.
(313)331-334
706
HOUSES FOR RENT
DETROIT/WAYNE COUNTY
RAISED ruhch, 3
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