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• Palmer to celebrate 50th anniversary of his U.S. Amateur title win at the Country Club of Detroit - "the turning point" - with an invitational fund raiser for Cornerstone Schools. By Chuck Klonke Sports Editor Arnold Palmer plans to be In Grosse POInte to celebrate the 50th anmversary of one of IDSfinest golfing achlevements Palmer, who won the 1954 Umted States Amateur ChampionshIp at the
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Sl Paul Evangelical Lutheran Church holds a Fnendshlp Sunday at rts 9 and 11 15 a m services Each family of the congregation IS asked to InVitethree new people to a service
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Brad Van GUilder, PhD, a phySICist WIththe Ecology Center m Ann Arbor, ''1'''\ actdress a public forum 5pOll8Ored by Pamtes for Peace at 5t Paul Evangelical Lutheran Church at 730 pm The tOPiCof hiS presentation IS "Depleted Uranium RadioactIVe Waste to Endunng Armament" For more Information, or to be added to the Polntes for Peace mailing list, call Carol Bendure at (313} B82-n32 or Mary Read at (313) 822-2702, or e-mail pomtesforpeace@yahoo com
Tuesday, March 30 Services for Older Citizens hosts an afternoon tea for semors from the Grosse POlntes and Harper Woods at the Neighborhood Club from 2 to 3 15 pm
For more information or reservatiOns, call the sac office at (313} 882-9600, ext 247
Wednesday, March 31 The League of Women Voters of Grosse Pomte and the Grosse Pointe War Memonal Will present a Spnng Town Meeling at the War Memonal at 730pm
The speakers Willbe members of the newly formed DetrOl! Wayne County Health Authonty Vernlce DaVIS Anthony, preSident and chief executive officer for the Greater DetrOit Health CounCil, Cynthia Taueg, vice preSident for Community Health St John Health System and Robert DaVIS, director, governor's Southeast Michigan off1ce The public IS inVited For further information contact Joan Morns at (313) 871-7875
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However, he felt It was worth a try and enlIsted Harold "Red" PolIng, who was a mutual fnend, to contact Palmer Polmg, who IS co-chaIrman of the event WIth Durant, set up a meetmg WIth Palmer at hIS Latrobe, Pa , home "It turned out to be a SLXhour meetIng," Durant recalled "Mr Palmer was graCIOUSHe was patIent We See PALMER, page 4C
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Rep Edward Gaffney, R-Grasse POinteFarms, holds an open office hour for constituents m the mam floor conference room of the Grosse Pomte Farms City Hall from 9 to 10 a m
replIed, "It's on the back of your cap" Durant was wearmg a cap from the Country Club that commemorated the 1954 U S Amateur, and on the back It sald "Aug 28, 1954 " "Bnng Palmer back to your club," the fnend sug. gested Durant's ImmedIate thought was that It would be Impossible, and that Palmer's appearance fee would be astronomIcal.
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StaffWnter A tnckle of mterest has become a wave of support for weIghmg the practIcalIty of a separate water filtratIon plant to serve the eastsIde BackIng from commUnItIes on the shores of Lake St ClaIr to landlocked Oakland County has opened the Pbolo corle8y of Abce Ko8maIu floodgates on an Idea that would dratn customers from the DetrOIt water departAt 7 p.m, on Friday, 1lIarch 26. there will be a sDent auction at ment the Grosse Pointe Wu Memorial for Kerby Elementary SChool feaDr Bnan Hunt, a Grosse turing items created by each classroom, activities donated by the POInte Shores trustee, staff and items donated from the community. broached the Idea of buIldCommunity donations include a Red WiDgs jersey signed by the Ing a regIOnal water plant a entire team estimated to be worth $2,000, which was donated by few months ago dunng casuthe Pointe After and the Detroit Red Wings. The Flanagan cbll. al conversatIon WIth Curt dren, Meghan, John and Chris, stand above with the jersey. Dumas, mayor of St ClaIr There will be raftles throughout the evening and entertahunent Shores will be provided by the Grosse Pointe South Choir, the Grosse "We were talkIng off the Pointe South Jazz BaDd, the Tom Stoepker Quintet and a D.J. cuff that both of our conTbe price is $60 for adult couplea and $30 for an adult individ. stituents were concerned ual, which includes mixers and bora d'oeuvres. Adults may br:iDg about water rates," Hunt their own beverages. Ticketll may be purchased at Kerby SChool saId "We said we have mIles in advance or at the door 1lIarcb 26th, of shorelme, we should conSIder the feaSibIlIty of hav109 our own water plant" "More and more people became lOterested,~ said Mark Wollen webber, St ClaIr Shores city manager In addItIon to Grosse By Ann Fouty CIty manager must put together a POInte Shores and St ClaIr News Editor and budget to be presented to Clt} counCIl Bonnie Caprara the week of May 10 The department Staff Wnter has a crew of 38 to maIntam streets Former Grosse POInte Woods CIty water and sewer pIpeS, tree tnmmmg AdmlOIstrator Ted BldIgare has been and sIgnage The crew also mcludes appolOted mtenm dIrector of St. ClaIr three who mamtam the city's fleet of Shores Department of PublIc cars, trucks and vans that work the WorkslWater Department 11 6 square mlles of St Clair Shores Home: Grosse Pomte He replaces Lame Ordus who had Bldlgare was abruptly fired at a Woods returned to VanBuren TownshIp hastIly called Woods CIty CounCIlspeAge: 38 where he had been publIc works clal meetlOg on March 11 Family: sons Mark, 9, dIrector before comlOg tI.I St ClaIr BldIgare had served as CIty admmScott, 8, and Bnan, 6 Shores a year ago Istrator SInce May 1999 and prevlOUSOccupation: professor of BIdIgare reported to work on ly served as a CIty counCIlman from EnglIsh and speech at Monday, March 22 1983 to 1991 Wayne County "r've been tslkIng to them and an BIdIgare returned to the Woods as Commumty College opportumty came up," BldIgare said CIty admInIstrator after serVIng as DIstnct "II's lOterestmg It's a challenge and I the transit systems manager for Quote: "The greatest look forward to It " Muskegon County from 1994 to 1999 achievement In hfe IS Mayor Curt Dumas Jr SAld he did- PreVIously, he held a vanety of manhaVIng Wl'dom through n't know much about BldIgare or hIS agenal po~ltlOns for SEMTAtSMART long term goals, but he SaId BIdlgare from 1972 to 1992 educatIon and expenence because nobody does have budget preparatIon expenBIdlgare earned a Bachelor of can ever take It away ence ScIence degree m ~oclRlsCIence from from you" "We need that department to run John Carroll UnJver~lty and was See story, page 4A very, very smoothly I hope he'~ an worklOl( on a ma,tcr" de~('(' m pubex('ellent fill.m." Duma' 'fl,Hl he admml,tratlOn \\ hJi, he \\ a, hvmg SteppIng mt,o the Joh the fnrm('r find work,nj:( m MlI"k, ,-,nil
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Shores, a nslOg tIde of other suburbs totalIng more than 500,000 reSIdents are on board to explore the concept Warren, Center LIne, Fraser and the Southeast Oakland County Water Authonty (which represents 11 commumtIeS) pledged theIr finanCIal share for a feaSibIlIty study that IS expected to take a year to finish "I'd lIke to see Grosse Pomte Woods and Harper Woods come on board, but they haven't gIVen us an answer yet,~ Hunt SaId The group's number of potential water customers swelled last week when a representative of Oakland County attended a meetIng where mumcIpal offiCIals Issued bId requests to nearly 30 engmeenng firms mterested In conductIng the feaSIbIlIty study "It was estImated that commUnItIes currently lookmg at thiS potential option represented 25 percent of Detroit's water customers," said John McCulloch, Oakland County dram comSee WATER, page 2A
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Domenica Theresa DJSante
Domenica Theresa DiSante Grosse POinte Farms resIdent Domemca Theresa 'Mickey" DISante, 85, dIed Wednesday, March 17,2004 Mrs DISante was born on March 27, 1918 In DetroIt, to Simon DeMaggIO and Angelma Caruso After graduatmg from 5t Anthony HIgh School III
1936, she worked as a secretary, then became a Navy Wave a few years Into World \Vlt1 II Alter the war, she met and roamed Anthony DISante and they had five chlldren III SIX years After 11 years as a stay-at-home mother, she worked parttime at the Detroit Institute of Arts In the Picture Rental Gallery A few years later she worked full-tIme at Wayne State Umverslty as a secretary m the College of EngIneenng and then for the Umverslty Llbrencs. While at Wayne State Umverslty she earned a Bachelor of Arts degree In art hiStory Mrs DISante was secretary of the Queen of Peace Semor ActIOnGroup, a regular player WIth Its Tuesday PInochle group, and a member of the LakeSIde Palette Club She was a longhme member of the Grosse POInte Theatre and loved gomg to TOPS meetmgs m Mount Clemens Mrs DISante and her husband Tony were members of the Judelrores choral group for many years and she sang
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In the Queen of Peace chOir for 30 years She enJOved Scrabble sewIng, travehng, bridge, pamtmg and drawmg She IS survIVed by her daughters, Donna and Angela, sons, Chnstopher, Anthony(Stephame), Peter (Enn Ann), grandchIldren, Jacob and Eh Hoerler, Anthony, EIleen and Bndget DISante; SIsters, RIta Venmhon, Theresa Cantlon, Mary Glacmto, and brother, Anthony DeMaggiO She was predeceased by her husband, Anthony DISante, brother, SImon "Bud~ DIMaggiO and Sister, Milc1recl A. Levereo Elena Scandone A funeral mass was celebrated at Our Lady Queen of Mildred A. Peace, Harper Woods, on March 20 Leverenz Interment was Monday, MIldred A (Pneb) March 22, at Mount OlIvet Leverenz of Grosse PoInte cemetery m DetrOIt Farms, born March 31, 1915, Arrangements were pro- dIed Wednesday, Feb 25, VIded by Verheyden Funeral 2004 Home, Grosse Pomte Mrs. Leverenz and her MemOrIal contrIbutIons husband of 57 years, may be made to Our Lady Laurence Leverenz, never Queen of Peace, the had children, though Mrs Capuchms or Grosse POInte Leverenz devoted a IIfehme Theatre to chddren
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Pointe Aquatics swimmers do well in state championships
Several Pointe Aquatics swimmers quallOed for the recent Mich1gllDSwimming 12-and-UDder Short Course State Championships. In front. from left. are Ella Pendy. Megan Brooks. Emily Turnbull llDd MoDyDewald. In back. from left, are Robert Tripp, Cameron Howle. Michael Shook and Michael Lane.
The Pomte AquatIcs SWIm the state meet Club made a strong shOWIng MIchael Shook fimshed at the recent Michigan 21st overall m boys 11-12 SWlmmmg 12-and-under With 52 pomts. He was Short Course State fourth In ilie 500 freestyle ChampIOnships at Lake (53366), seventlJ m ilie 200 Onon High School backstroke (2 27 71) and 100 MIchael Lane was Pomte backstroke (l 08.18), 10th In Aquatics' only indIvIdual tlJe 400 indiVidual medley champIOn as he fiDlshed (5.1556), 12th ill ilie 200 first m the boys 11.12 200. freestyle (2 1002), and 16ili yard breaststroke In 227.98. m the 200 breaststroke Lane had second-place (25229) fimshes In the 200 freestyle Shook also qualIfied In (I 57 72), 200 mdlVldual four other events medley (2 14 72) and 400 Other qualIfiers 10 boys mdlVldual medley (4 48 94). 11-12 were Cameron Howle, He was also t}lIrd I.D ilie who was 17th In ilia 500 100 breaststroke (1'0840) freestyle (5 58 76), 24tlJ in and the 100 butterfly ilie 400 1M (545 59), 31st m (10266) HIS 103 POints the 200 breaststroke placed hIm slXili overall for (3 03 04), and 36th ill the hiS age group 100 breaststroke (12509), Lane also qualIfied 10 10 and Robert Tnpp, who was other events but was hmlted 21st In the 400 1M (54292) to sWlDlDllngIn SIX events m and 25th In the 200 breast-
stroke (2 57 40) The relay team of Lane, Howle, Tnpp and Shook finIshed seventh In the 200 medley relay WIth a bme of 20833, and 10th ill ilie 200 freestyle relay ill 1 5691 In ilie glrls 11.12 dlVIslon. Molly Dewald was 26ili in the 50 breaststroke (35 54). In girls 9-10, Megan Brooks was elghth m the 100 breaststroke (1.28.79), and 2001 lD the 50 breaststroke (41.56). Ella Pendy was 13ili in the 50 butterfly (34 63) Enuly Turnbull was 18ili m the 50 backstroke (35 91), and 19th 10 both the 100 backstroke (11869) and 50 butterfly (35 30) Pomte AquatIcs scored 208 pomts to fimsh 18th among 49 teams
Lake Shore senior Maggie Zmich. left. llDd junior Krlaty Augustyn, No. 32, played weD in the Shorlans' flrst-ever appearance in a Class B regional tournament.
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the game-winDing ace. Senior Katie PrIce, Miss Below are scores and VoDeybaUrunner-up, had highlights hom last 20 kills. weekend's four girls volEast Kentwood, 77-6. leyball state champi- was the only team to onship matches &om beat Fraser this season. Kalamazoo's University but it couldn't beat the Arena. Ramblers in the biggest Class A - Top-ranked match of the year. Fraser (71-2) successfuUy Class B - Can anyone defended itll state title, in Class B stop beating second-ranked MarsyvUle? East Kentwood 15-9. 17Head coach John 15 in the championship Knuth and his Vikings match. (55-2-1) won their eighth Senior all-state middle straight state champIhitter Angie McGinnis, onship, beating Carleton named Michigan's Miss Airport 15-4, 15-10 in VoUeybaU.was on tire in the championship the finals, finishing with match. 8ve 1d1Is, 28 aces, and AUiaon Schllnltert had
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11 kills to lead Marysville, while Laura Schultz had eight ldlls. Grosse Pointe North tymnutlcs captalD8 KeDy Poletis. left. and Ilia Moceri and Stepha.nle Brooms celebrate Poletls's qualifying for the state cbampioD8hlp meet on balance beam. had .ix kl1la and 22 assists. Carleton Airport (5113-1) was blown out in the opening game. but Grosse Po1Ote North's Thomas was thIrd on bars beam rebounded to make game gymnastIcs team started Wlilian 8 1 EarlIer, North posted a two highly competitive. slowly thiS season, but ilie Dayle Kronback was sev- team-quahfymg score of It was tied at 10 at one Norsemen fimshed strong enth on bars (7 75) and 1001 124 5 10 a meet agamst point before the champs A thIrd-place finIsh ill the on vault (7 85) Sarah Dearborn Edsel Ford. scored the final five Great Lakes Conference ColOSImo placed mnth on Mocen won ilie beam compointa to win the tiUe. meet was hlghhghted by an floor (835) and posted petItIOn WIllia personal best Class C - New Lothrop outstandmg performance scores of 8 1 on balance score of 8 45, and she also won its second title in from semor Kelly Poletls, beam and 7 7 on vault had her best score on floor three yean, beating who was named ilie league's Mia Mocen had scores of WItha 79 Kingsley 15-3. 15-8. Outstandmg Semor 8 15 on beam and 7 6 on PoletIs posted scores of n Wll8 DO contest .. Gymnast floor. SheIla Terry scored a 8 05 on bars, 7 9 on beam, New Lothrop (54-4-1) Wll8 She fimshed eIghth 10 all- personal-best 7 25 on beam. 795 on vault and 785 on led by Sarah Warner, who around, takmg second on While Poietis was the only floor had 21 kills. and Ronuneven bars With an 83 North gymnast to earn a cla1eeBeardslee, who had score She also scored 8 05 state finals berth, there Kronback scored 8 2 on 11 kills. on floor exerCise were other solId efforts 10 vault, 7 95 on bars and 7 65 Undaay Quaderer had A couple of weeks later, the reglonal on beam, whIle ColOSImo 34 .. sists for the Poletls fimshed seventh on Poletls scored 8 15 on had a 7 8 on beam and 7 65 champs. Kingsley ended balance beam at the state vault, whde ColOSimo had on floor its season 56-8-3 overall. regIOnal tournament, and CI... D Adrian her 8 65 score qualIfied her an 8 05, and Knsten G10vac scored a personal-best 7 9 Thomas scored 7 7 on Lenawee Christian for the state finals It was Other vault scores were bars Ashley Hogan had a stamped itself .. one of the highest score she had 7 7 by Llah Steele and 6 4 by personal-best score of 7 2 on the lower claa8e8' more posted In any event Angehca ParkIson beam Steele scored 7 75 on dominllDt programa after North had several other ColOSImo scored 8 3 on vault, while Glovac posted defeating Battle Creek fine performances In the beam and 8 35 on floor, scores of7 7 on vault and 7 0 St. PhiUp 12-15, 15-6, league meet Marsla whIle Mocen had an 8 15 on on floor 15-1. The two aIAo met in last year's final with Lenawee Christian winning 15-8, 15-13. Haley Cisco had 11 kills to lead a balanced Lenawee Christian (47. 10-2) attack. Mehgan Heaton had 10 Carnegie Mellon 500-meter freestyle, WIth a Carnegie Mellon was 7-0 killa, while Katie Psaute UmversIty JUnior Kevm season-best tIme of 4 40 22, In dual meets, go1Oguudehad nine killII and 15 Paavola. a Grllsse Pomte and 10 tlJe 1,650 freeBtyle feated for the fourth year 10 digs. North graduate, has quaii. WIth a tIme of 16 27 91 a row Megan Howard added fied for the NCAA DIVl~lon 18 assists for the three- III SWImming champIHe WIllalso sWIm the secLast year, the Tartans time state champs. 8t. onshIps, whIch WIll be held ond leg on the 800 freestyle were fourth In the natIonals, PhiUp ftn18hed 49-22-1 thIS weekend at St Peter's, relay, whIch IS seeded Sixth and Paavola was 12th In the overall. Mo In the meet WIth a season1,650 and helped the 800 best time of6 5175 freestyle relay team to a Photo by G Neal Paavola quahfied In the Hnrd-place fimsh
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