Grosse Pointe News - Local History Archives
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12A<br />
<strong>News</strong><br />
May 16. 1991<br />
<strong>Grosse</strong> <strong>Pointe</strong> <strong>News</strong><br />
Young artists transform Village store windows<br />
The Village, on Kercheval<br />
between Cadieux and Neff, became<br />
an open air art gallery<br />
Saturday as 200 youngsters between<br />
5 and 12 pamted store<br />
wmdows<br />
The theme this year, "I Love<br />
America," evoked yellow ribbons,<br />
the flag and national<br />
symbols lIke the Statue of LIberty,<br />
Mount Rushmore, the<br />
Washmgton Monument and the<br />
Liberty Bell.<br />
ArtISts Ruth Whipple and<br />
Sister Matsu Judged the results<br />
and awarded 49 prizes.<br />
The Grand Theme prize went<br />
to fIfth grader Laura Cassin for<br />
her portrayal of the Statue of<br />
Liberty set within a stars and<br />
stripes background.<br />
Other honors went to:<br />
Kindergarten - fmrt, Mary.<br />
Kate Shme; second, Brendan<br />
Butler; third, NathanIel Berke;<br />
and honorable mentIOns to<br />
M.G Weber, Marcie Todhunter,<br />
Leigh JankieWiCZ, Jenmfer Passage,<br />
Nicole Jaatoul and Justin<br />
Rock.<br />
First grade - fU'St, Bridget<br />
Scallen; second, Erin Burke;<br />
third, Raechel Szymanski; and<br />
honorable mentions to Eliza.<br />
beth Shipman, Jacquelyn vandenBerg,<br />
Rob Weber, Clara Ignieh<br />
and Erin Ginger.<br />
Second grade - fmrt, Chris<br />
Hartemayer; second, Casey<br />
McFeely; third, Hans Gehrke;<br />
and honorable mentions to<br />
Dana Etheridge, Alexa Ducsay,<br />
Sarah Schultz, Julie Alvin and<br />
Jonathon Hobstetter.<br />
Third grade - first, Dusty<br />
French; second, Suzanne Piech;<br />
third, Ryan Cordier; and honor.<br />
able mentions to Natalie<br />
Brewer, Andrea Elich, Annie<br />
Garvey and Julie Berschback.<br />
Fourth grade - first, Jeanine<br />
Varga; second, Molly Bour.<br />
beau; third, Christina Fiedler;<br />
and honorable mentions to<br />
Maggie McGrath, Amy Baumanis,<br />
Peter Haarz and Moira<br />
Speer ....<br />
Fifth grade - first, Tim<br />
Jenkins; second, David Ve1ik;<br />
third, Mike Garza; and honorable<br />
mentions to Patrick Howe,<br />
Gigi Serra, Sara Vollmer, Melissa<br />
Wilde, Anna Rose Shaheen<br />
and Holly DoIss.<br />
Damman's underwrote the<br />
paint and brush kits, Jacobson's<br />
donated bags, Notre<br />
Dame Pharmacy gave tongue<br />
depressers to stir pamt, and the<br />
Village Toy Co., J.P.'s Hallmark<br />
and Danielle's provided<br />
everything else except the<br />
Grand Theme prize - a day at<br />
the Capitol in Lansing donated<br />
by state Rep. CurtIS Hertel.<br />
Above. Jennifer Passage shows her father. Mi.<br />
chael. the finer points of window painting.<br />
Below. Julie Radzwion of <strong>Grosse</strong> <strong>Pointe</strong> Woods<br />
concentrates on her art.<br />
At the right. Ancira Tusa-Ozbum of <strong>Grosse</strong> <strong>Pointe</strong><br />
City points out a detail to a passerby.<br />
Photos by Rosh Sillars<br />
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