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world are actually admittmg that if Woods IS playing well, it's just a battle for second. "He's certainly out there in a league of his own In pretty much every aspect of the game now," said John Huston, who finished a distant fourth Sunday. "1iger Woods is the man, plain and slUlple," saId Rocco Mediate. Erme Els, who has won majors and is con. sldered one of the best golfers In the world, saId, "You want those four Grand Slam titles and that's my goal in life. But with Tiger Woods to contend with, I've got a pretty tough job ahead of me for the next 10 years" Huston, Mediate and Els have figured out that trying to catch a TIger by the tail is no easy taslt. That may not make the other golfers happy but it does please NBC executives. Sunday's 8 8 big market overnight ratmg was the hIghest for the U.S. Open smce Nielsen started recordmg ratings tn 1975 When Woods won the 1997 Masters, he had the highest overnight ratmg ever for that event Wlth a 15.8 What IS perhaps the most fnghterung thmg for those hopIng to beat Woods at what is right now, his game, is the fact that Woods thInks he can unprove "I am gomg to try and get better," said Woods "You're always tryIng to work on tlungs in this game trymg to get a httle better ..new equipment, new techniques, some. thing I know there are a few tIungs I'll continue to work on."
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Pros and cons of camp here are no cons. Well, that may sound a bit extreme, but in my humble opinion there are very few circumstances where a child would NOT benefit from some sort of camp expenence. The most important reason not to send a chdd oiTto camp ISthe age factor. If a chIld IS sent away at a very young age, he wIll not be able to adjust and wlll never want to try camp again Around age ten lS a good tIme to start, but day camps are a great way to interest youngsters 10 camping and overmghts are an optIOn My husband IS stIll devoted to hIS boyhood camp after 50 years We VISIted thIS hallowed ground in Mame a few years ago and he walked slowly through hIS old haunts, runnmg hlS fingers across the 10ltlals he had carved on the wall of the dmmg cabm He found hIS sIgnaturf' In the award book and found tlred pIctures of hlS fellow campers on the walls We walked the shorehne where he learned to saIl and sWIm and save hves and for a few hours tIme stood still It was a tIme of reflectIOn and reverence The years he spent In Mame and the bonds shared there were clearly happy ones My brother still speaks of the summers he spent on a ranch 10 Colorado and of the fnendshlps cemented there for a lifetIme I remember laughmg at my mother as she sang her old camp songs well mto her 80's The youth of today are fortunate to have many dlfTenng camp opportuni-
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you could never walk more than a block WIthout seeing a homeless person There were homeless people who were no more than children, homeless people so old you couldn't make out their eyes through their wrinkles, bands of homeless who lived under the bridges There was a homeless man who called himself "Sky Kmg" and walked the streets of Geore:etown smg'1O~ show tunes One time f even saw a woman SIttmg on a street corner who bore an uncanny resemblance to my mother, and who had penned a sign whIch read, "My husband beat me, and then he threw me out." Who knows whether that was true. The point is that whether a person accepts or rejects shelter, whether they accept or reject medication, whether they are on the street because they are frightened of the shelters or simply their own abusive parents, they are often st111 hungry
enough to search the garbage for food. In my opimon, we ought to feel bad about that, not disgusted. We're lucky to live in such a nice neighborhood Our children are safe, we are all blessed with decent housing; for the most part, people are extremely caring and fnendly. But I think I've If;larned a lesson from thIS woman's comment and I'm glad she made it. I'm not gomg to forget the less fortunate Just because I'm not confronted with them every day When I look back on It, I thmk we probably should have discussed how to make samtary food donations, rather than reproach hungry people for garbage plckmg That day that I talhed all my potential earmngs, I was just as self-centered as the woman who raded on the hungry people aL K.Ivgcr. I ...... asn't thmking about anyone but myself and whether I could earn enough for a new couch. N ow I try to remind myself that I have a couch! I have food, clothing and a mce, warm house. It's about time I gave something back. Kelly Fordon lwes on Mount Vernon m Grosse Pomte Farms If you have a guest OplnlOn, submlt it to John Mlnnls, Edttor, 96 Kercheval, Grosse Pomte Farms, MI 48236, {ax, (313) 882-1585; or e.mall,
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ties. There are countless specialty camps where certain skills are taught and honed to near perfection. One can attend a riding camp, a survival skills camps, a sports camp and camps for sick children. There are professionals to guide parents and campers in their choices. These people can be extremely beneficial 10 helpmg us to lead our children down mtelhgent paths. Not all children are meant for an Outward Bound expenence, even though it might please a parent. Perhaps a child would be happier at a mUSICcamp. These days individual needs can be met The reasons for a chIld to attend a camp should be fully explored by both the parents and the children before reach10g a final deciSIOn. It 1S lmperatlve that a chIld not feel he IS bemg sent to camp as a convemence for his parents Certamly there have been cases where a chlld has been removed from an unhealthy home enVlronment, but thiS IS more often the exceptlOn Many mnercIty children who have had no exposure to rural settmgs, nature walks and the camaraderIe expeTlenced in mutual group partICIpatIOn will certamly profit from the camp expenence It 18 that tIme of year when we WIll be asked to do our part to help those chl1dren less fortunate than most m our commumty There are many opportumties for us to offer a hand In making a child's dream a reahty A good camp expenence can be a gift to last a lifebme.
To the Editor: The Pomter of Interest article (June 1) on the executive chrector of Manners Inn states that It "opened 158 years ago to provide services for working seamen temporanly docked in the port of DetrOIt." That statement IS mcorrect The organization known as Mariners Inn was founded In 1925 by the EpIscopal Diocese of MIchigan and called the DetrOIt Protestant Episcopal City MISSIon SocIety The Diocese rented space In a bUIldmg on Gnswold at Woodbndge, streets owned by the board of trustees of Manners' Church of DetrOIt, and for several decades the rector of Manners' Church also served as supermtendent of the socIety's work - the provldmg of food and shelter to the city's unfortunate and homeless It IS Manners' Church of DetroIt whlch was founded 10 1842 by the wlll of Juha Anderson, and the beautiful GothiC stone church, whIch now stands at the edge of Detrolt's CIVICcenter, was built In 1849 Even before the EpIscopal BIshop sued the Trustees of Manners' Church In 1990 10 hiS unsuccessful effort to take over the Church, the MlsslOn SOCIety now called Manners Inn was trymg to take the hIStory of Manners' Church as Its own and also sow confuslOn In the general pubhc by usmg "Manners" In ItS name CopIes of legal documents
stating the facts of the found. mg of Mariners' Church of Detroit (1842), its incorporation by the State of Michigan (1848), and judgments entered in Bishop Wood vs Trustees of Mariners'ln the Wayne County Circwt Court (1991) and MIchigan Court of Appeals (1994) are available to anyone on request. Adele L. Huebner Grosse Pointe Farms Trustee, Mariners' Chureh of Detroit
commumty fnends have hel ped to make that true for thIs class Thank you for helpmg to send these students oft'in their vanous dIrections in a safe, fun.filled way It was a marvelous ending to theIr high school years. Barb Cline, Erica Lindow and Melinda McLellan All NiJht Party Chairmen
All Night Party another success
To the editor: I've read about the sex scandal and hazmg of mIddle schoolers along Wlth the weekly cnme columns of unsuperVised, unruly teens Let's give a htUe newspnnt to the 95 percent of teenagers we don't read about weekly I'm one of 14 clas~ sponsors for Grosse POInte South's Class of 2000 and I have worked Wlth these fine students for a full year I have seen first hand all the hard work and dedIcatIOn these kIds put mto all the semor actlvltles I was there when they made the decISIonto donate half of theIr Jingle Bell Fun Run money to Mr Moebus' son who was In need of a transplant I was at the Chnstmas party that was given for the Tutonng Tree whIch touched many chIldren's hearts These students were always pohte, canng and enthUSiastiC I am so proud of these wonderful young men and women Thank you for lettmg me work alongSIde of you, Grosse Pomte South Class of 2000 It's been a real pleasure Sandra Magreta City of Grolle Pointe
To the Editor: Last Thursday, June 15, on a perfect summer evenmg, we witnessed the passage of 371 young men and women as the Class of 2000 graduated from Grosse Pomte South Hlgh School These extraordmary students have been a credlt to themselves and theIr commumty The celebratIOn contmued Wlth the All NIght GraduatIOn Party held at the Grosse Pomte War Memonal On behalf of the Grosse Pomte South Class of 2000, we Sincerely thank the parents, teachers and commumty bUSinesses who so generously contnbuted to make the evenIng a mght to remember The party was a huge success because of all of your efforts, and we could not have done It Wlthout you I A speCIal thank you lS extended to the staff of the Grosse Pomte War Memonal The theme of thIS year's Sunnse Servlce was, "The sun shlOes not on us, but In us " All of the parents, teachers, and
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• We would learn to dial telephones WIth our thumb~ Thl~ week I finally heard about a use for that emgmatlc fluff cycle - a mystel y that ha~ barned me for more than 30 years ContratulatlOn.." graduates I learned that If I am one When I graduated from hIgh school - 42 years ago - we who fret~ about .,ervlng wet lettuce (1 do), and If I don't thought we knew It all have a salad "pmnel (I don't), We dIdn't know dlddley I'm ~uppo~ed to put my fre..,hly How could we - the June washed ...alad gl ('en, Into a class of 1958 at GI os~e Pomte clean pIllowca~e and throw HIgh School - evel lInagme them m the dl yel for d "plll that the followmg changes around the fluff cycle would occur durmg our lifeWhen I wa ...Jll high .,chool tImes? whew I completed the major • The Leaning Tower of Plsa portIOn of my hfetlme dlalmg wouldn't lean anymore ration the procedure • AutomatIc clothe~ dryers Involved a forefinger and a would h::l\'c :l "fluff' ~}de h~ art' ...eekmg reconClltatlOn _
It I~ the MosaIC Law--- an pye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth The Old Te"tampnt D,. Bloom I~ ClIlllcal lt~elf ...eem ... to encourage It As~oclate Profe~~o,. of The Idea "eems to be that If I Wayne State don t pum"h my neIghbor for P~ychlat,.y Villi enlty School of MedICIIH' hi" tre.,pa""e ....he>WIll contmue He I~ a membl'l of the American to tre"pa., ..., and 1 wJ11 lo"e Arodemv of P~}choonalY~I' ground To malntam my ground, my and on the edltonal boa,.d of the Wayne County Medical hvehhood, my Ilfe, I mmt Soell'ty HI' welcome~ com If the I~raeh" ever gave up retaltate 0 "trongly. that my .,uffenng Will pre- melll~ at hl~ emoll add"e~~ the pnnclple of ZlOm"m l'irael nClghhor vnt hIm from trying to takl' I'bloom@compll~erl e com and would become Just another www far agam, and hiS m~lt~ 10 h I~ weh~lle multIcultural democracy, WIth advantage lotem com / vh/nom Its CItIzens havmg vaned eth- weaknes~ WIll prevent further \
By Lawrence W. Reed To hear the talk from Washmgton, the country faces a "cnsls" of some kmd about once a month and the "answer" is almost always more government, even when government IS the source of the problem The latest concerns the cost of prescnptlon drugs for sernor CitIzens, an Issue that shows every SIgn of becommg a major election-year battle, But If proposals to impose pnce controls prevatI, this "cnSIS"WIll surely become a dIsaster There's one propOSItIOn With whIch nearly everyone can agree the elderly need coverage for prescnptlOn drugs Dr John Goodman of the Dallasbased NatIOnal Center for PolIcy AnalYSIS reveals that "Medicare VIOlates almost all prmclple~ of sound Insurance It pays too many small bIlls the elderly could easily afford on theIr own, whIle leavmg them exposed to thousands of dollal s of potentIal out-of-pocket expcn";e", \ncludlng the cost of thell drugs" Goodman and many other health polIcy analysts recommend that we solve thiS problem by dramatically expandmg "MedIcal SaVIngs Accounts," or MSAs Those accounts, now severely hmited by law, would allow all CitIzens to set aSIde saVIngs tax-free for the purpose of paymg theIr smaller medical bIlls As those saVIngs grow, mdlVIduals could purchase health Insurance with ever higher deductlbles (whIch makes those pohcles ever less expensIve) Semor cItIzens could also be permItted to tap Jntd"'""theIr IndiVIdual ---- - RetIrement Accounts (lRAsl to help cover memcal expenses that are not now paId for by eIther Medicare or the "Medlgap" polICIes many semors buy to supplement Medicare In addItion to MSAs, It'S likely that other refonns, mcludmg changes m Medicare, would be reqUIred to give the elderly the peace of mmd they need, but under no CIrcumstances are pnce controls a solution PI Ice control:, would me" It ably stifle mnovatlOn In the pharmaceutical mdustry, Ju~t a~ they have done ever) tIme they have benapplled to am bu .... me ...., Whn brmgmg a Ill'II ell ug to market, manufactlll ('f-. C'ncountr countls'i failUI e-. an c".,entl al part of the pl0('e"5 that en~ures the quailtv of the final product F, equntly, the profit gamed on a partIcular drug IS used to finance the> re ...carch and developm('nt of another One promment bill III COllgre ...~ (HB 6641, Introduced hv Tom Allen of Mame and supportd by many members of MIchIgan',; congre"slOnal dele-
mto a declme gatlOn, would effectIvely fix drugs translates prescnptlOn drug pnces by fed- of four dollars 10 spendIng on care m hospitals eral decree It would cnpple Pnce control advocates pomt the Industry's abilIty to attract capItal and cover the costs of out that people can buy certam for less m Canada, InnovatIOn and meetmg the drugs fixes government's new drug where the government pnces, than they can get the approval reqUIrements, Anyone Interested In access same drugs for 10 Amenca They fail to notice that to lIfe-saVIng medICInes should are routinely also understand that pnce con- CanadIans trols boost demand and stifle demed access to newer and betsupply, which always lead to ter medicmes, and often travel to America to purchase them ratlOnmg CanadIans are often forced to Do we really want bureaucrats decldmg who gets what wait up to a year longer than Amencans for more advanced drug? medlcmes, as these drugs move through the price-conti oiled The push for pI Ice controls comes from a misreadIng of the system of Canadian bureaucramalketplace Cntlcs I arely CIte cy the fact that more than 70 perThe fact IS that Canada PIOcent of MedIcare beneficlanes spent Ic.,~ than $500 fl om thell duces far fewel new dnlgs than own potkets fOI pI e"cn ptlOns does the UnIted States - 111 large part because Canada has last year and Amenca Instead, those ClltlC' pomt to pnce controls the fact that the total of money does not Whether we have a cnSlS or spent on dlugs last \eal lose by roughly 18 pel cent But not, semor CItIzens won't get more or hetter or cheaper prethat's not the same a., ,aymg the eo~t of anyone
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THE UNIVERSITY LIGGETT SCHOOL BOARD OF TRUSTEES, ADMINISTRATORS,
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THE ULS CLASS OF 2000. Best wishes as you face new challenges and endeavors! BISI
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Shaka Bahadu Eli Bmns-Cooley Beth Bogusz Emily Bond Jacob Bondy Mark Bortlshko Alexandra Brown PatricIa Casabar Beth Cipriano Mary Corona Allison Cory Katie Cntchell Katie Danaher Todd DavIs Michael Deron Erin Ealba MIchael Elanges Jack Elsey Damel Fernn Blair Foust ChIp Fowler Adnenne Fragatos Allsha Fraser Enn Galvm
Dustin Gebhard Mark Gotfredson Lesley Greene Sean Grlffm Stacie Hadglkostl
Shyla Klnhal Heather Knox Enc Krauss Anthony Legree Matthew Lewandowski
Waref Hawasl1 Celeste Hubbard Salah HusselOi Soudy Kazzi Charl1e Keersmaekers
Knstm Lmgemann Lhontu Lockndge Matt Lombardo Nicholas MaItland Jordan Materna
Jim McBnde Sean Metry Jay Minger Joses Navarro Vmay Pallegar Paul Rossen Ryan Schafer Michelle Schwark Aaron Shumaker Amy Stlverston Chnstlanne SIms Paula Sneed J D Spma Erica Stock Jonathan Stone C T Thurber Katie Toelle Amelia TompkinS Damn Tracy Dorinda Varley Jake Wardwell Andrew Watkms Brad Wisk Katherine Wngley
AND A SPECIAL SALUTE TO OUR IILIFERS!" FROM
YOUR FIRST PRIMARY SCHOOL DAYS TO COMMENCEMENT,
Bisi Ant
Emily Bond Jacob Bpndy
Alexandra Brown Beth Cipriano
Mary Corona Katie Cntchell Todd DavIs Chip Fowler Adrienne Fragatos Enn GalVin
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Salah Hussemi Soudy Kazzi
Lhontu Lockridge Nicholas Maitland Jordan Matema Jay Minger
HAVE FILLED OUR SCHOOL WITH GREAT MEMORIESI
Aaron Shumaker Amy Sllverston Chnstlanne Sims J.D. Spma Jonathan Stone
Amelia Tompkins
Donnda Varley Andrew Watkins Katherine Wrigley
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The 69-member Unrversity Liggett School Class of 2000 received acceptances to the follOWing colleges and unrversitles. CongratulatIons on your outstanding academic record! Adnan College Albion College Amencan Umverslty Anzona State Umverslty Babson College Bentley College 80s ton College Boston University Bowlmg Green State University Butler UnlveT'ilty Calvm College Ca~ Western Reserve Un1verslty Central Michigan Umverslty Colgate University Columbia Unrverslly Denison Un1verslty DePaul Unrvers1ty DePauw University Drew University Duke University Eastern MIChigan Unlverslly Eckerd College Emory Unrverslty Farrfleld University FJonda State University Fronda Institute of Technology Fordham University George Washington Unlver~lty
Georgetown University Hartwlc.k College Harvard University HIII~dale College Hobart oS< William Smith Colleges Howard University Indiana University lona ( allege Ithac.a ( allege lame\ Madl~on University lohn ( arrall University Tl1( lohn He was one of only two to get the aIVard III world studies Ai> deputy edItor at oplllJOn for the Tower, Lloyd won fir"t place III the MIchigan lnter;cholastlc Press As»oclatJOn competitIon m the opinIOn page tategory He was recently named Outstandlllg Semor Enghsh student by the South EnglIsh department
hIgher Kristen Adams, L\luren Bramos, Daniel Burlingame, Richard DeNard is, Erin DiMaggio, Katherine Hyduk, Emily Kingsley, Kristen Klanow, Azhar Majeed, LlDdsey Morgan, Danid Oska, Jennifer Reck, Nicole Seleno, Christina Sweeney and Stephen Thill
And r e w Watkills wa~ named valedlctorlan of the Andrew Andrew Un I v e r Sit Y DeWitt Watkins Prescott D L I g get t Murphy wa; Graduates from South who S{'hool (,111~~ FellowshIp named valE'earned a l>PA ot 4 V UI hIgher Athlete» Pre8cott D. dlctorlan of of 2000 In addition to hIS NatIOnal Illclude Murphy the 2000 A class officer m hIS four Matthew Bernbeck, graduating years of the upper school at Honor SOCiety and PhI Beta Kappa honors, DeWItt received David Clark, Noel Engatios, class of Grosse Pomte South ULS, Watkms has dlstlllGayatri Gunda, Margaret Book HIgh School gul»hed himself as a NatIOnal the Brown UniversIty Hayes, Amanda Lindow, Award, the Scholar Athlete and Murphy, the son of Mr and Ment Scholar, an Advanced Elizabeth Meza, Angelica Mrs Peter Murphy of the City Placement scholar and a mem- VarsIty AthletIc Awards, and Moustardos, Ann Mumaw, the Earth/PhYSical SCIence of Grosse Pomte, graduated ber of the Cum Laude SocIety Daniel Olson, Joshua Olson, Award WIth a GPA of 4331 The Latm Club and Students Ellen Padilla, Suzanne DeWitt IS headed to the The wmner of many presti- Agamst Drunk Dnv10g have Piech, Erin Roberts, University of MIchIgan thiS gIOus awards, Murphy Will receIVed hiS tIme and talents Meghan Robson, Marianne fall attend Yale UniversIty III New He has also proVIded leaderThe followmg graduates of Smith, Kelly Tibbert and Haven, Conn, where he plans ship to the Casa Mana sefYlce North earned a GPA of 4 0 or Jennifer David H. Zerwek to major 10 mathematICs He orgamzatlon AdditIOnally. thIS Lloyd, plans to teach mathematiCs at fall, he was a contnbutor to the the hIgh school or college level state champlOnslup ULS soccer Grosse Murphy placed No 1 III the team Pointe state and the nation III the Watkms' scholarshIp has (The Sluff Between The Tiles) South High Spamsh level 5 competItion been further recogruzed by the {;AI.I. '''OI)A\, FOil FRf.f. f.S'I'nIJ\'I'11 School sponsored by the American Rensselaer Math and SCIence • Clean' Seal' Repair' Regrout DaVId H ASSOCIatIOn of Teachers of Award and memberslup 10 the • Staml Change Color' Renew MeXican Tile Lloyd, the Spamsh He also placed m the NatIOnal Spamsh Honor Th. Grout Doctor 248-358-7383 son of Mr top 100 out of 14,000 competiSocIety and the Harvard Book David H. and Mrs. tors III the MIchigan Award Lloyd Seth Lloyd of Mathematics PrIze Watkins, the son of Warren Grosse Pomte CompetitIOn While takmg H and Ann Watkms of Grosse Park, was named salutatonan eight Advanced Placement Pomte Farms, WIll attend of South's High School Class of courses at South, Murphy was Pnnceton Umverslty 10 the 2000 He compiled a 4259 a NatIOnal Ment Scholarship fall GPA over hIS four-year high finahst, receIved Phi Beta She I. one ~ school career Kappa recogmtlon, was grantLloyd Will attend Cornell ed the Cornell Alumm Book of twenty.five teens UnIversIty In Ithaca, N.Y next Award and was nom mated as a Andrew DeWitt, Grosse coming to Metro Detroit fall where he WIll pursue a hbMIchigan High School AthletiC from France and Spain. Pointe North High School eral arts degree With an AsSOCIatIOnScholar-Athlete Andrew DeWitt, North's emphaSIS on polJtlcal sCIence Murphy Will represent South With a 4.229 He IS planmng a career 10 on the WXYZ-TV/Channel 7 salutatonan GPA, IS the son of DaVId and mplomatlc sefYlce "Best and Bnghtest" campaIgn Susan DeWitt Whl1e excelhng III journaldunng the summer months Ism and the SOCIal SCIences, Lloyd completed five Advanced Placement courses He was
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Big, but little fluctuations in 2000-01 public school budget By Bonnie Caprara Staff Wnter DespIte prOjected enrollment figures bemg flatlIned for the 2000-01 school year, the budget for the Grosse Pomte Pubhc School System has Increased by 2 4 percent, or $1 9 mdhon, for the new fiscal year begmmng July 1 A projected Increase of $170 per pupIl m state aId should offset a 1 percent net salary mcrease for teachers and other staff. a 12 percent mcrease III health care costs and a 3 per-
cent mcrease m retirement costs 10 the mstnct's $88 mllhon 2000-01 budget While assIstant supenntendent for curnculum and IllstructlOn Susan Allan said, "We're not expenenclng cuts In eXlstmg programs," the new budget reflects the layoff of 10 probationary classroom asslstants and a $412,171 or 26 7 percent decrease III supply expenditures Board preSIdent Steve Matthews saId the layoff declswn was denved from the site
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Brooklyn, NY, and Art Gleason of Miami The mother of the bnde wore a floor-length blue skirt and top With a Jacket The groom's mother wore a floor-length green dres!> NY The bnde earned a bachlor of Attendants wore cornflower degree from Yale blue satm A-hne dresses With arts Umverslty She IS an associate chiffon overlays They carned for National bouquets of whIte roses blue producer GeographIC com hydrangeas and hS18nthus The groom earned a bachelor The best man was the degree from Yal(' groom's brother, Bruce of arts Umverslty He IS a consultant Carscaddon of Chattanooga With Renaissance Strategy Groomsmen were the bnde's The couple traveled to brother, Truman B Bradley of Portugal They left the wedBoston; the groom's brother, Wesley Carscaddon of ding receptIOn In the antique yellow Rolls Royce used m the Chattanooga; Harry Mattison Gatsby ~ of Boston, Chns SlOWIk of New movie "The Great York City; Jason Fry of They hve 10 Washmgton, D C groom's sister. Laura Carscaddon of Atlanta, Katy Fischer of New Haven, Conn, Claire Homan of New York City, Ilona Pauhn of Cleveland, and Lauren Starr of Riverdale,
RichardsNearhood Mr and Mrs Claude A Richards of Grosse Pomte Woods have announced the engagement of their daughter, Anne L RIchards, to Nicholas J Nearhood, son of Mr and Mrs Dan Allen Nearhood of Grosse Pomte Woods A September wedding IS planned Richards earned a bachelor of arts degree in health pohcy studies from the Umversity of M1ch1gan. She IS a benefit communication speClahst with NGS Amenean Ine Nearhood is the bar manager with the Country Club of Detroit
KudziaSerilla Ray and SylVIa Kudzla of Grosse Pomte Woods have announced the engagement of their daughter, Juhe Kudzla, to Paul Serilla, son of MIke and Karen Senlla of Grosse Pomte Woods A September weddmg 18 planned
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Eleanor HopkinS Bradley, daughter of Bruce E. and Young and Sang ChOl of Shirley G Bradley of Grosse Chicago have announced the POinte Park, mamed Harold engagement of their daughter, Allan Carscaddon, son of Dolly ChOl, to Thomas E. Harold L and Judy Senlla earned a bachelor of Moellenng, son of Richard and Carscaddon of Chattanooga, arts degree in political SCIence EmIly Moellering of Grosse Tenn., on Aug. 28, 1999, at from the UIUverslty of Pointe Park A November wedBarnngton CongregatIOnal M1clugan and a master of arts ding is planned. Church m Barnngton, R I. degree from Michigan State The Rev Terry Fitzgerald ChOl earned a bachelor of SCiUmverslty. He works at officiated at the 4'30 p m cereMcCann Enckson in Troy. ence degree m psychology and mony, which was followed by a cheffilstrY from the Umverslty receptIOn at the Blithewold ofWisconsm She IS working on ManSIOn and Arboretum 10 a master's degree in infonnaBnslol, R.I. tion systems from DePaul The bride wore a white tury WindmIll Po1Ote rodlUniversity. She is a sales conItalian sUk gown that featured stonp s11ltant With Oracle Corp a fitted bodice decorated With Individual plots that fonn beads, and sculpted straps. She Moellenng earned a bachethe wheel design around the carried a bouquet of IVOry lor's degree 10 busmess adminmillstone are planted and roses, white hydrangeas and Istration/finance from Western mamtained by local garden hSlanthus. Michigan Umversity and a clubs according to a theme The moods of honor were the master of busmess adnlln1strabnde's SIster, Laura G. Bradley ThIs year's theme IS New bon degree 10 finance and marCentury An award is presentof Grosse Pointe Park and ketmg from Roosevelt Meghan Hardiman of ed at the end of the season to UniversIty He IS product manthe garden club that has best Bamngton, RI ager for SPSS Inc Bndesmalds were the 10terpreted the theme The winner chooses the next season's theme Kudzla earned a bachelor of fine arts degree In mtenor deSign from Wayne State Urnverslty
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Paul and ShIrley Andrews of Grosse POinte Woods Will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary on June 24 They were marned on June 24, 1950, at ResurrectIOn Lutheran Church in DetrOit. They have two children Krystyne SchWIkert (Paul) of Grosse Pomte Park and Mark Andrews (Amy) of Grosse Pomte Fanns, along With SIX grandchIldren. Paul Andrews is retired from Wayne State Umverslty, where he was vice preSident for alumm relahons. They WIll celebrate their 50th on a cruIse With their children
From page IB Scholar Tree IS from one of the oldest trees In Philadelphia The Original tree was ahve In the year the Declaration of Independence was SIgned. The Flynn garden also mcorporates art objects in the deSign Adormng the landscape are Jason the Argonaut, vanOUi gargoyles, angels, a Siamese cat from Thailand sunmng Itself on top of pmk grarnte from DetrOit'S M1ctugan Central Depots outdoor wall A bathtub from the 1920s IS an antIque saved from the owner's chIldhood home It's filled With Ivy Intersperced throughout the garden are rocks collected on famlly tnps and bncks collected from razed DetrOit landmarks such as Hudson's, Stroh's brewery and the Parke-DaVIS bwldlng • The MotI Garden In Grosse Pointe Fanns features rhododendrons, flowenng crab apple trees, clematiS and hyaemth bean VInes m Its front yard landscape The flagstone walkway to the back yare IS bordered by blooming perenrnals and flowenng shrubs such as bee balm, cranesblll, spiderwort, RUSSian sage, yarrow and several ornamental grasses A brookscape IS the focal pomt of the back yard, framed by arbomtae, hemlocks, azaleas, redbuds and hIghhghted by astllbe, crocosmla, VIolets and gaura The garden also mcludes a bnck terrace, a hosta garden and a flagstone patio • The McKean Garden In Grosse POinte Shores features a SWimming pool, bathhouse and two greenhouses One of the greenhouses IS devoted exclUSIVely to orchids The hand-painted tiles that decorate the front edges of the greenhouse tables were created by Grosse POinter Kathy Kaess Each tile IS a different vanety of orchid, pamted on a black background "I have about 40 blooming orchids mSlde the house nght now," Joan McKean said She hkes the 19th century stone urn" that were part of Grosse Pomte's Dodge Estate, now planted With cascades of colorful bloommg flowers "I like Window boxes, too,~ she said, pomtlng to the second-story boxes that are filled With colorful annuals McKean said she malntams the garden With the help of one person who works about one day a week ThE' three publIc and semipublic gardens on the tour are • The Gros"e POinte Garden Center'" Tnal Gardens, located at the Gros are Ralphe Armstrong and the for thiS very speCIal MUSICon free and presented, III part, by Plaza performance InternatIOnal Detrolters wIll The perform at the Bon Secours HaVIng toured the world WIth Bon Secour'! Cottage Health Cottage Health SerYIces MUSIC the hkes of John McLaughhn System, the City of Grosse nn Thp Ph?" ('np('prt OPf1PO nn 'mo hl Ipgpndary fAther hltlP« Pomt!' And thp Gw'!lu,.1."t ....rs~
Before long It IS apparent that in SPite of the 17th century French costumes and props, there ISa dlstmct suggestIOn of a comic book hero-Vlllain pair hke Batman and Catwoman and the ImpressIOn IS even more fun since thiS Superman IS a hvmg, breathmg, handsome hero 10 actIOn only a few arms lengths away on the Festival arena stage The pace of the show IS dIzzymg Scenes change so fast that subbtles (as at the opera) are projected above the sets to help the audience keep up on locatIOns. They move from Pans to Calms to London and back or between the Gilded 1l1y and Black LIOn mns and the Duke of Buckmgham's and Cardinal Rlcheheu's palaces m seamless successIOn In SPite of the condensatIOn, the baSIC story IS remarkably true to the onglnal The young D'Artagnan IS sent from ms home m proud Gasconv to 10m the Kmgs Musketeers m Pans There he falls m With the tno of Porthos, Aramls and Athos With whom he adopts their famous motto, All for One and One for All As Kingc; men they are In regular confrontatIOn, both fnendly and deadly, With the men of Cardinal Rlchelieu, the kmg's chief minister, a Slmster and mampulatlve figure D'Artagnan's leadership is qwckly apparent as he gets embrOiled m mternatlOnal lOtngue between France's CardInal and Queen, and England's Duke of Buckingham DlstmgulshlOg hImself m sword play, the young Musketeer cadet Wins
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Tms week's feature offers my best guideline for a temflC tasting macarom and cheese Fat and calone counters Willwave a shameful finger at the mgredlent hst However, I've expenmented WIth the mac and cheese recrpes that are lower m fat and found they are not worth the effort
Macaroni and Four Cheese 1/4 cup water 1 lb. elbow macaroni, shells or your favorite bite-sized pasta 1 1 lb. block Velveeta cheese, cut into quarters 1/2 cup shredded cheddar cheese 1/2 cup shredded Monterey Jack cheese 1/2 cup grated Parmesan or Romano cheese 1 112-2 cups heavy cream
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Personally escorted by Mireille de Bary Wilkinson Our awn prwate de Iu~e bus Lodging In a romantlc hotel nght In town center Excellent seatlng for thiS event being held only fNerY 10 years Two nights In MUnich one night lodging on the Rhine Rrver and scenic dnve Via the Romantlk Strasse One night In the Allgau Mountain area 8ll meals Included All admiSSions to castles and churches LAND ARRANGEMENTS '950.00 Air fare NOT Included
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The modern day converuence of boxed macarom and cheese leaves httle reason to thmk about taking thIS household staple to another level. I recently ventured into the world of scratch macaroru and cheese for a graduation party, W1th much success Whl1e I've prepared such cheesy casseroles In my own kitchen several bmes, I rarely measure the amount of the cheeses or cream
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the admlratlOn of King LoUIS XlII, a funny, fuddy-duddy car. Icature of a kmg, entertammgly performed by Ian Deakm D'Artagnan almost meets hiS downfall With Milady DeWmter who serves as spy, agent, seductress and hitwoman for the Cardmal But With the help of his fellow Musketeers nls nghteousness tnumphs over DeWmter's eV11 Her true character IS gradually revealed, culmmatmg m the fmal exposure as she casts off her cloak of dIsguise to appear m tlght-fittmg black leather With a bullwhip III each hand. It IS her last ditch stand The restrained burlesque of both the clasSICand the comic book adventure styles IS clear and managed with good taste and humor If there IS one overwhelming ImpreSSIOn of tlus show It IS the excitement of flashing sword play, boundless bragadocClo and mcredlblv hvely action l'he sword play IS sWlft, sure and ImpreSSive and the overall spmt IS of limItless adventure In an opemng pantomime, a boy comes out to Sit on stage where he opens and begins to read the book The suggestion IS obV1ousand vahd This is an expenence for adventurers of all ages and If they haven't read the book before they come to expenence It on stage, they w1l1want to afterwards "The Three Musketeers" plays m repertory at the Festival Theater through November 4 For reservatIOns, a ViSitors Gwde and a schedule, call (800) 567-1600
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