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By Maurie Walker staff writer 'We are going to patrol the park very With the«arly spring weather, Hines heavily and insist on strict enforcement Drive, a constant headache for peiice NEED A JOB? Iiyou're departments, is getting a close look by of the non-parking areas.' retired and haviea; background in;:; police agencies in Westland and Plym rJ*"*******?; ON, h^Ung.-coblfegjiarcytectiirfe or - v outh. — Inspector Fred Dansby en|ineerjrig, the tiryjof M^estland': Although there have been no reports Westland police hee^s your expertise..Under a?; V of physical problems along the drive program called Westiand Energy ,'; area, parking already is becoming a :**J*:*'«^ Savingsfor Tomorrow; the',' ^ x>- worry. Michigan EnergV^dminlstraitph v^ To get a jump on the expected summer after several incidents near ship, causing overcrowding. Many cars wl]l be, paying eightp^rsons $7.50:-- crowds along the Westland strip from the nature center, which had become a have been parked illegally. «g*3*»*«S-- Whbur to perform energy analyses Inkster to Joy roads, Westland police congregation area. Plymouth police have closed off the pH'small businesses arid Industries temporarily have removed the parallel At that time, Westland put some 15- driveway of the park north of Haggerty fnthecity.: vV parking signs. 20 cars on the road, patroling heavily to prevent traffic problems. This also The energy audit, which Is a free In addition, police have .closed the in the busy hours. was done last year. ,;,<*#%*%*:- service for businesses and, ••'; : . driveway that leads from Hines into "We intend to do the same thing this Chief Carl Berry of Plymouth said iridmtrle^ will take three to eight -.-.;•• the nature center. year," Dansby added. they will strictly enforce the parking hours to perform! Energy auditors "We are going to patrol the area During the past warm days, more laws, as is the case with Westland po will work with business owners to very heavily and insist on strict en and more cars have been drifting to the lice. provide suggesUpns on low-cost forcement of 'the non-parking areas," parkway, again causing traffic prob "We intend to patrol our portion of energy'conservationmeasures. Inspector Fred Dansby of the Westland lems. the parkway heavily until the sheriff ; After a three-day training Police Department said. steps up its patrol around May 16," Seminar, auditors set their own "We want people to enjoytheparlf THE CITY OF Plymouth Police De Berry said. schedules, working as many or as area, but we^areW|bing to put-up with partment reported that an estimated During the busy season last year, few. hpurs as they jsvish. Dale, •]' any troublemakers," he added. 800 people have been gathering in the Plymouth closed off one section of the Farland, city planning director, said . Westland stepped up its patrol last Haggerty field area in Plymouth Town drive for one night due to large gather they can even take a vacation. ing around the Haggerty field area. ^Despitethat flexibility,; Farland Berry had said earlier he was afraid said the city is having trouble • the sheriff's patrol will come too late. finding eight qualified people. If : : "My concern is that they're going to 11 you're Interested, Vail her at 721-' be down there after the problems 6do6. v••-••:••. ''• ••:;.-: ••:.•:, •: • start," he added. ;.:-'." ,'v^;;';.".'^^-^wr^O Sheriff Loren Pittman has said some Chow time 19 deputies will patrol Hines Park : ;t^REE;STl)bENtS;frbrhv;; This squirrel will do anything for a peanut —even take it from the : from May 16 until Oct. 20. St. Raphael Schjob} In Garden City . Last year Westland, Plymouth and mouth of Jason Whitfield, 9, a student at Hayes Elementary have been named local winners in': { Livonia police were forced to patrol School. Jason's father,.Jim. Whitfield, discovered the courageous the!l4th^;.a^uil America & Mfe essay the 17-mile park which nui3 through squirrel by accident. "It flipped me out," he said; Whitfield found contest sponsored, by F, abn Bu jj£u; I; seven western Wayne County commun that the squirrel would take a peanut from Ms mouth, running up ^u>an^.Giroup^ ^¾¾¾¾¾¾ ities. ,,•--.• - *- ;-''••• his^ leg to peffo/m the'^at;jQrabbin^ a camera, he managedifb .>v The winners 5t^ first place; Jixri. Pittman has a 1316,000 budget for lake this shot of the squir'relin a repeat performance with his^on. Rog^eflb&lToijga^ ' park patrol this year. ; /place, KirnHplrriariof \VestWrid; y-"' ; "We're now in the process of gearing arid third piac^:4eni|er.§araspzp up to go into the park," Pittman said. of Canton; '%-^-A=/^¼¾ x[, v'\-' '; the top 10 winners in Ji6 state HINES PARK has been the scene of will be honored at a Lansing : ••/••: many problems over the past few banquetand willreceive plagues, years. These problems have included, Mayor hosts first a'nd.U.S.layingsbonds^'; ;•:•--:-• in addition to illegal parking and ; ; crowds, drinking, drugs and some inci •'"-•• f 'vr.:''t--.•-.'•':" ':&':':':Xr^.V'- - dents of shooting. •; QN CUAiRbist^en^aV^::; There have been battles between ci Wildwodd School got. (he point.when. vilians and police, especially with sher town hall meeting tie University of Michigkn fencing iff's deputies who in the past had car team, including Sheila Leersof \ ried the majority of patrols. Westland Mayor Charles Pickering "appropriate within reason and not •Westland, paid ayislt to the school : Police are hoping that by putting in will host the city's first town hall meet repetitious," according to the mayor. recently^ v-;-T:::. i--;vivf vv ;*":i> v restrictions and exposure early, they ing at 7:30 p.m. Thursday in the Bailey "The thing I want to avoid is political J Theteami put on iwo»:.' r:^ >1';' will solve problems before they start. Center behind city hall on Ford Road. rhetoric between myself and citizens," presentations.Studentsiihthe early ' Pittman has said that if he senses Pickering said he hopes the meeting Pickering explained. "This is not to be elerfentary grades saw.a skit about •problems starting in the park, he won't will provide an opportunity for "better a political rally, but an open discussion SirArfiur and SiFwiliiam, who; hesitate to ask the county executive communication between citizens and on concerns of the citizens; myself and saved kindergarten teacher,;:, (William Lucas) to go in early. iment that I think is important^— "the council." Barbara Saum". from the evil' • There has been talk that Pittman Main topics for the meeting this Pickering added that the meeting is knights. r--^'.^-^^^-'--y-'/ ':•'-'• hopes to open the Hines Park mini-sta week wirf be the financial condition of an administrative endeavor, not one in ' Besides penbrming'se^bral bouts, tion at Newburgh Road. the city and the status of cable televi itiated by the council, although council the teanYexpIained to both groups ;: The min-station allows deputies sion preparations. After the presenta members are welcome to participate. the role of fencing as&&$ptt arid the ART EMANUElE/8taff photographer more time for patrol since arrested vi tions, time will be set aside for "two- Members of his administration will be clbtHingneeded. The team Included v way communications in an orderly present. Officer James C. Bowlby of the Westland Police Department re olators can be taken there rather than foil,epee and saber fencers; ^¾;f. downtown. fashion." moves a parallel parking sign along Hines Drive. Police temporally Both Dansby and Berry are hoping Moderating the evening will be Al Please turn to Page 2 -.-^-^-.- took down all these signs between Inkster and Joy roads in an the deputies can return to the park in Allen, president of the-Westland Jay- 'VE probably fieard pf the effort to reduce the parking problem and avoid congestion along force, thus easing the burden on their cees. Questions will be written on cards IftTL Club, but have you heard about' the road. departments. and screened to make sure they are Uie^VST Club? We hadn't until; :¾¾ what's inside iStudent Lisa Dupree, secreiaryV:>-?:: wrote tb'iell us that Uie Wildwood i Social thlnkere(WSTJClub was •&'<}• performing a play cal led "the ^-A C; Crisis committee views^5ity^finances Trials bfTIJUe/ The play, Lisa said,: Calendar 4A is about health and is part pf a class Entertainment 8B at scHboKv^J-:^:5¾^¾ r .¾^-^¾^ Westland now has a 12-member • Decide by March 15 how serious Bill's Print Shop; Glenn Shaw, a former, communication gap between himself "blue ribbon financial crisis task force" is the city's budget deficit. city councilman and city assessor who and the council as well as having the Opinion 5A ^^e;ehjoy being a club and ^^; Shopping cart 1B learning! all kinds<)f lessons ^¾ -¾ V helping Jo guide the city through its im • Develop a comprehensive course now is owner of Wayne County Asses committee go through the budget pro independently" said Lisa] who also mediate cash problems: The committee of action by Aprjl 15 to resolve the sor's Corporation. cess. Sports . , . 1C stars in the play in the role of Tillie. was appointed recently by council problem. "A coalition needs to be de Also on the committee are Dennis "The main thing that concerns me is Suburban life 4.5B Other players included Kyna '- , President Thomas Artley. veloped involving" all the major fac Fassett, former newpaper and cable that" if the committee is to be a tool, Police 722-9600 Morgan, Jeremy Banks, Michelle The committee will provide "an out tions in the city," Artley said. television executive; Tom Presnell, for then I should have been notified who Fire, rescue. . . . 721-2000 Henry and Dorl Haaglund. side, independent viewpoint as to what- • Work to get agreements among mer Wayne County commissioner, makes up the committee:I should have City Hall 721-6000 i, needs to be done to solve the city's fi the various civic, political and labor Miken Gorman, Canton Township had a chance to suggest some mem Circulation .... 591-0500 nancial crisis," Artley said. He added groups necessaryTto implement their, finance director, who declined taking a ber," Pickering said. Want ads. . . . .591-0900 ".NEED HELP with your; ,- that the committee would help to allay crisis plan. DeadmWls May 15 with im similar position in Westland; Dick Grif His other concerns Include clarifica Editorial dept.. . . 591-2300 taxes? Help is available for seniors differences between the council and the plementation immediately in the new fin, owner of Woodcrest Villa; Vincent tion of the committee's goals, how the from 10 a m. to2 p m. through April' mayor. • budget. Petitpren, now 15lh District Democrat process will work and not wanting "to 15 at the Whlttier Cehter.26550. Ann "It was a feeling of myelf, as well as After that, the council will "take ic Club president but a former member see another party to go through for the Arbor Trail- Except for manyjiaembers of the city council, that. standby authority to resolve_any. un of the Wayne-Westland School Board, budget." Wednesdays, th£ AARP Chapter because of the deep division In this solved fssu.es," Artley said.' former. Taylor school superintendent "I think it's important that there be 1642 will be On hand to prepare all community, such a-iask force was and former grants director for the city; direct communication between myself iorms.~ * > needed to lead in the fight to work out a MEMBERS OF the committee are and Charlies Mcllhergy, a local busi and the council," he added. solution,''Artley continued. the Rev. Jack Spitza; Dick Honlker and nessman. Pickering said that the concept of a "0SED0ESA TREMENDOUS 1 A private fax consultant will be PUBLIC SERVICE JOB.,. available 1:30-4 p.m. Tuesdays and , Tommy Cingolani, branch managers at committee he plans to name is differ ARTLEY HAS given the committee the Natiortal Bank of Detroit; John MAYOR CHARLES Pickering said ent. and I command (hem for their cMc mlnd- Thursdays at the Senior Friendship ednoss. I was abte lo find the owner of a Center. 37095 Marquette, to help; ^- three goals, with a final deadline for Baracy, assistant superintendent for last week that he was still reviewing cockapoo dog through a free found ad In those/ 60 arid older, dibbled or * \ U resolution and disbanding on June 15. business with . the Wayne-Westland the committee plan of Artley's. He said "THE GOAL for the committee is the paper. The classified staff Is doing a retired with all tax forms. Feejs'••;•-/; ( The new committee must: school district; Willie Young, owner of he favored the ideas of bridging the not only to consider short-range prob tremendous Job." » ff 10 for those witfj a taxablelncome; lems but long-range goals that will en THANK-YOU. O. ZukowsKI for your tostl- of |7,500for,a single person or .'.': able us to stabilize our financial condi monlal roga/dlng the Observer 4 Eccen fiO.OoO'fora'cbuple.; )"•'• ':}X:r.;i- tion," Pickering said, adding that those tric classified adst goals will include projections for reve Remember... ::ilNTERl^i6at;theWestlari^^ Jury finds Simonds guilty nue and expenditure., ;6epirtment on Agjrig are;, -^: -:.. u •••: He said he hopes the committee will One call Sxhdplcraft College students who; ,C By Bill Caiper reached the verdict against Kenneth W. jected an insanity defense put forward be able to suggest improvements in are^ yrbrking under the supervision siaff writer Simonds Friday after about two hours by Simonds' defense attorney. The jury revenue projections by considering does if all! of deputy director; Sylvia J(ozofpsky. of deliberations...-- -...- also rejected another possible verdict millage rates, properly values and They are students; of Madeline • , A 22-yeaP5Td~Westland man has Simonds, a 1978 graduate of Livo of guilty but mentally ill. project how the cash flow can be im Horton, instructor of occupational been found guiltv of first-degree mur nia's Franklin; High School, was also Simonds is scheduled to be sentenced proved. 591-0900 therapy at the college. - der in the slabbing death of a woman found guilty of assault with intent to March 14 by Judge Michael Stacey, Pickering said he expects to name pharmacist in a Revco drug store-last commit murder for.stabbliig a 10-year- who presided over the nine-day trial. the committee within several weeks. It Use your MasterCard or Visa
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2AJW) OiiE Monday.'Ma/ch 7,1983 Dems lack votes in Senate Family stars for income tax hike plan
By Carol Azlzlan THE HOySE'bill would boost the Sen. Richard Fessler, R-Uniorr Lake, in documentary staff writer argued Republicans can't seriously dis personal Income tax'rate from the cur rent 4.6 percent to 6.35 percent, re cuss alternatives to the House proposal Gov. James Blanchard will face stiff troactive to Jan. 1. . until they know what the governor in opposition in the state Senate over his The tax rate would remain at that tends to do with the money. proposed 38-percent state income tax level until the state's unemployment "It's a case of the cart before the on Ford worker increase. rate — averaged over six months — horse," said Fessler, whose district in He'll face an uphill tattle with the 18 dropped to at least 12.25 percent. For cludes Blrmlngham-Bloomfleld and By 8andra Armbruster ing foreign cars," said Molesky, who re Republican senators who have vowed each 0.75 percent dip in the jobless West Bloomfield. "He (Blanchard) is editor cently purchased an '82 Granada. "You to fight a two-bill package approved by rate, the income tax would decline by out trying to sell a tax package, but never hear a thing about Japanese cars the state House last week. A key.provi- 0.1 percent. he's never given us his budget proposi You ought to be in pictures. That's being recalled. It's all hushed up. sion calls for reducing the tax rate as When the unemployment rate falls to tion." - what the folks at Ford's Wayne Assem "Maybe I'm prejudiced, but I don't the state's unemployment rate falls. 9 percent or less, the tax hike would bly Plant told Tom Molesky. like it. They (foreign auto makers) are And it appears that the unanimous expire, and the rate would revert to the SOME*DEMOCRATS also say they'd Molesky wasn't so sure. in the plants constantly taking pictures. .support'Blanchard would need in the current 4.6 percent. like to know more about government "I panicked because I didn't know We show them how to make cars." Democratic caucus isn't there. Some of "This bill — simply a variation of spending once the fiscal crisis is allevi what was going on," said Molesky, a What does Molesky actually do? You After a while, the family became ac the bare majority of 20 Democrats op Governor's Blanchard's proposal — ated. Westland resident who is a repairman name it, and if it needs fixing, Molesky customed to being watched and fell pose the House bill, which goes before would set off a period of excessive "I'd like to get some commitment at the facility. will be around. Those repairs cover ev into its "normal conversation," Mole the. Senate Finance Committee growth in state government," Geake from the governor that we won't incur What was going on was a TV docu erything from electrical systems to- sky said. Wednesday. said. a whole new set of debts once we get mentary called "American Profession loose seats and carpeting, kinked hoses How did the kids^ke all the star "If this (House) bill came to the floor The tax increase would raise $1.05 our fiscal house in order," said Sen. als" that was filmed at the plant last and, well, you get the picture. dom? right now, I would vote no," said Sen. billion during a full calendar year and McCollough, whose district includes February. The film features a week in The film crew spent three days film "They kind of went for it," Molesky Patrick McCollough, D-Dearborn. Sen. $787 million in the remainder of this Garden City. the life of Molesky and his family. ing at the plant In early February fol said. Gilbert DiNello, D-East Detroit, said fiscal year. "I won't just sign a blank check for a Of the 73 repairman at the plant, lowed by more than a day at the Mole He said a school outing .to Skateland much the same thing. That would represent a 25-percent tax increase." Molesky was chosen because they sky home. — West was filmed by the crew. increase in the growth rate of state ex McCollough expects several alterna "wanted an area where they could Molesky's wife, Sharon, was "OK un "Kimberly kept saying, 'Dad, they SENATORS FROM both political penditures, Geake said. Under the tives to be considered in the Senate, in move around with mikes and cameras." til the last 15 minutes when they inter have the camera on me^After awhile a parties admit it's unlikely the tax pack House bill, general fund expenditures cluding'one requiring the tax increase "I work on both sides of the car so viewed her as a wife in the kitchen. She crew member said they were going to age approved by the House will survive will rise from the current level of $4.7 to go fnto effect in June rather than there was more room to show what was leery, but she pulled through fine," call it the 'Kimberly Show.' She skates in its present form. billion to almost $7.5 billion in fiscal Jan. 1 of this year. goes on with a car," Molesky explained. he said. all the time and never sits down." The House passed it 59-51 Wednes 1987, he said. • • "We may also be able to -make fur The program will be shown at 7:30 day. All yes votes came from Demo ther cuts, possibly m revenue sharing BEFORE THE shooting started, ALSO UNDER the lights were the p.m. Monday on WTBS. Unfortunately, crats. Four "Democrats (ripne local) REPUBLICANS WILL attempt to funds to local governments," he said. Molesky was interviewed, which he Moleskys' two children, Jeffrey, 11, most Westland residents won't be able joined all 47 Republicans in opposing make "substantive changes in this tax The Democratic senator criticized said helped put him at ease. During the and Kimberly, 9, who attend to see it. The Ted Turner station is car it. scheme so that at the very least the Republicans for "playing partisan poli shooting,, there was "nothing special Stottlemyer Elementary. School. The ried only on cable television, which In the Senate, the loudest objections governor is able to saddle taxpayers tics with a serious issue." going on. There were no put-ons. It was—Moleskys, who have lived in the city for Westland doesn't have yet. are coming from Republicans. with something less than his proposal "I'M DISTRESSED Republicans feel a normal routine," according to Mole nine years, are expecting another child So -TV viewers will have to find a They criticize the tax hike as exces on a temporary basis," said Sen. Doug they need do nothing about the prob sky, who has worked at the plant for in September. friend in a neighboring community sive, arguing that the state needs no Cruce, R-Troy. lem," McCollough said. "The only di the last 15 years alter arriving from "They (film crews) wanted to see a with cable, or do what the Moleskys more than a two-year tax increase to Cruce already has introduced a bill rection they're getting seems to be Pennsylvania in search of a Job. sit-down dinner. They filmed my wife are doing. eliminate' a projected budget deficit of to prevent the state from spending rev from their standard bearer (Dick . Molesky likes .his work, says the ben preparing dinner and setting the table," "I rented a motel room in Wayne $900 million. enues from a tax increase once the un Headlee), who says 'Let the state go efits are fantastic and the pay is good. Molesky said, adding that it was "hard (which has cable)," Molesky said. "I'm "To call this tax package temporary employment rate — averaged over bankrupt.'* "The only thing that's bad is the eating with a camera and mike in the taking my wife over there with the in because it is tied to a 9-percent unem three months — dropped to 12 percent economy is down, and people are buy- face." laws and the children." ployment trigger is a sham and a delib or lower. erate attempt to mislead the public," Cruce's bill, now before the Senate said Sen. R. Robert Geake, R-North- Finance Committee, would increase ttlestlanb ville. payments into the state's "rainy day "Any tax increase that tends to re fund" and automatically trigger tax re <£)bseruer strict incentives for businesses to ei bates once the fund reached about $1 outdoors ther locate or remain in Michigan, thus billion. Published every Monday and Thursday providing (no incentive) for job cre But Cruce and other Republicans say by Observer & Eccentric Newspapers. ation, should not be tied to unemploy they're hard pressed to come up with 36251 Schoolcraft. Livonia. Ml 461S0 Move things jto do when it's too gion Hall at 31775 Grand River, Farm- that funny green spot on ^he river west ment levels," said Geake, whose dis alternatives to the House bill because Address all mail (Subscription, change soon to fish trout and too warm for ington. of US-23 now. have the answer. trict includes Livonia, Plymouth, Red- of address. Form 3569) to P.O. Box the governor has, so far, refused to re : snowmobiles and cross country skis: Leave Fido home the first night and' The HCMA board recently awarded ford and Canton. lease 1984 budget figures. 2428. Lwonia. Ml 48151. Telephone bring a health certificate showing shots a $359,000 contract to the Jack B. Ang- 591-0500 You don't have to go to the far north and worm check. lin Co. of Novi for the golf course, irri to fish for salmon, and you can learn Advanced, open and utility classes gation system, service drive and park HOME DELIVERY SERVICE how to do it near home. start at 7 p.m. the following Wednesday ing lot of 120 cars. Development will Meeting airs cable plan Newsstand ..- per copy. 25$ ' The Four Seasons Fishing Club will with dogs. Bring the health certificate, take several years. Carrier monthly. $1.75 hear Ed Tinsley, skipper of the "Wendy too. Mall yearly, $35.00 K" out of Port Huron, when it meets at For other registration details, con KENSINGTON Metropark near New Continued from Paget 1 ideas, it will be effective and last for 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, March 9. The tact Thelma Gothan at 935-4225. Hudson has a nature programs at 7 some time," said Pickering. All advertising published in the West- gathering spot is the Ft. Lord Knights THE 12TH Huron-Clinton Metropark p.m. Tuesday. "Nature's Night Life" PICKERING SAID he hopes to meet For this meeting, however, Picker land Observer is subiect to the conditi-' of Columbus Hall at 39050 Schoolcraft, _Jias been launched. It's a nine-hole golf starts with an indoor talk by naturalist at least quarterly, possibly more often ing said he will outline the history of oris stated in the applicable rate card, west of Newburgh, Livonia. course and other facilities to be known Mark Szabo, who will then lead a jaunt if interest and demand is apparent. the city's financial condition, how it is copies ot which are available from the Tinsley is a Budweiser Salmon Tour as Huron Meadows Metropark south of along night trails. Meetings will be open to residents from being approached to stabilize it, levels advertising department. Westland Ob nament winner. Club publicist Tony Brighton in Green Oaks Township of The program is free. There is a vehi throughout the city, but location of the of employee numbers, growth of prop server. 36251 Schoolcraft. Livonia. Ml Brehler says new prospects are always Livingston County. cle entry fee. Better yet, get a season meeting will change, allowing easier erty values and use of operating mil- 48151 (313)'591-2300. The Westland access to people in all areas of the city. Observer reserves the right not to ac welcome to this family-oriented club. Huron River canoeists who have seen pass for $7. iage. cept an advertisers order. Observer & Topics for future meetings will be Pickering and his staff also will ex Eccentric ad-takers have no authority - . MARK APRIL 4 on your calendar if chosen by a two-way process from ad plain the process being used to select a to bind this newspaper, and only publi ; your dog has never been to obedience ministrators and residents. cable television company and give a cation ol an advertisement shall consti school. Beginners classes start at 7 "If we allow them to present their tentative timeline that projects having tute final'acceptance ot the advertiser s p,m. that Monday, according to the De- a company selected by the end of the order ' troit German Shepherd Dog Obedience 1 summer. Training Club. UNFINISHED FURNITURE FEBRUARY SPECIAL I ". The classroom is the American Le rEVERY ITEM 20% - 40% OFF , HAIRCUT $700 I i World's largest selection of quality' | With TMs Coupon - Expires 3-14-8? • ll>du Veterans of the VietnSrrrWffr were honored with a proc dent Helen Stevens and Senior Vice Commander Sam 26 Customer Appreciation Days lamation by VFW Post Commander Robert Staftger, Thomas. Also on hand for the occasion were the mayor 26-28 Health-O-Rama Junior Vice Commander Donald Cowan, auxiliary Presi- and other VFW district dignitaries. ~— Memories prompt a tribute By Maurle Walker design and construction of the monument. Golden, past commander of Veterans of staff writer Foreign Wars Post 9885 in Westland, Is Approval for errecting the monument on going to contact all VFW posts In Michigan Vietnam veterans, often forgotten and city property was given by the city council seeking contributions. Other veteran's or ingnored.in spite Of their sacrifices, are just recently. ganizations will also be asked for contribu • going to have a permanent monument The association has applied to Lansing tions. honoring them in Westland. for incorporation as a non-profit group. . Four Vietnam veterans ^ave formed the "We are going to contact business people, Westland Vietnam Veterans Association to Mehl said the men have been discussing civic clubs and seek support of residents to raise funds for a memorial to be dedicated forming the association for two years.' help us realize this goal," Mehl added. to'airVietnam veterans, living and dead. The memorial, scheduled to be unveiled "NORMALLY A monument is to honor "We are 99 percent sure there is nothing on Memorial Day 1984,.will be erected on just those who died In combat. We wanted like this in Michigan. We are hoping to have land between the'Westland City Hall and to have one that would'pay tribute to {he Westland stand out In recognition of all the! Bailey Recreation Cehfer. living Vietrtam veterans as well," he said. Vietnam veterans." Livonia ^$6&ft -•'• • .the''four veterans who formed thegroup Fund raising for the memorial Is now un are Mike Golden, chairman; Councilman der way. 7 MILE AND MIDDLEBELT ROADS "We are shooting for $50,000 for the Donations may be made out to Westland Ken >MehI, who Is vice chairman and will Vietnam Veterans Association and be sent <$><£ 476-1160 ar : oversee publicity and fund raising; Mike monument and landscaping around it," Mall to Councilman Ken Mehl, 36601 Ford Road, Wagner, treasurer; and Dave Siggens, who Mehl said. "We are hoping to reach this goal . by.fall.>\ Westland 48185. HOURS: Mon. thru Sat. 10 - 9 Sun. 12 - 5 is secretary and will oversee the concept. ••«•»«•••••. I k.i|<, •<.•*!;• i n L^mvvir^e*' **^m^^*^^mmm^wmm^^mm 4,^: O&E Monday, March 7,1983 , anti-sm - ;."..• • '.-.y•••••:••• \ , .: J- • ". • TABLE SPACE d'oeuvres. Call 422-1200 to register and will be shown. 721-3267 for registration times and lo-, cee4s are used to support programs for • BINGO ' Table space is available for the an for more information. cations. ':'•• 'thehandicapped'. = '"'...- . '^ > . Garden City's VFW Post 7575 will nual Farrhlngton carnival and craft • BINGO • WOMEN'S SUPPOrVr <2R0UP host bingo at 6:45 p.m. every Wednes show March 25. Space rental is $5 for a # CESAREAN FILM Wednesday, March 9 — The Wayne- • UMPIRES NEEDED Tuesday, March 15;— Women's sup day night at the American Legion Post, 10 by 10 (able. Call 525-6697 or 421- Monday, March 7 — The Plymouth Westland Community Schools senior Saturday, March 12 '•*-. The Garden port group meets 1-4 p.m. every Tues Middlebelt Just south of FortJ. Proceeds 4063 for more information. Childbirth Education Assoication is of adult club will host a bingo open to the City Parks and Recreation Umpires day afternoon in Room 109, St. John are ,to be used for the,many activities fering a Cesearean orientation at 7:30 public at 2 p.m. In the Dyer Community will hold a meeting for any'one'interest- Episcopal Church, 555 S. Wayne Road. and events that the post participates In. • HEALTH/EXERCISE p.m. in Newburg Methodist Church In Center. ed in umpiring the 1983 GCYAA base* For more information, call the YMCA • WEIGHT CONTROLLERS Monday, March 7 — Beter Living Livonia. This is an introduction to ball/sofebaU season from 3:30-5 p.m. at 721-7044. , Cesarean preparation classes and fea • FRANKLIN KITELINE at the Maplewood Community Center. Weight controllers, sponsored by the Seminars will sponsor Health and Ex • EPILEPSY SUPPORT. ercise Class, at 7:30 p.m. in Bently High tures a Cesarean birth film. Couples Wednesday, March 9 — Franklin Training sessions wiJl be heW. every Garden. City. Parks, and Recreation De- anticipating a Cesarean birth as well as ... Thursday/March 17 — Epilepsy sup part,ment,tmeets at 7 p.m. Tuesdays in School, 15100 Hubbard. The Seven- High School Kiteilne will meet at 9:30 Saturday from 3:30-5 p.m. through port program; a self-help group, will week class will be taught by Dr. Arthur Lamaze couples are welcome. There is a.m. in the principal's conference April 30. Call 261-3491 for more infor the Log Cabin, Cherry Hill east of Mer a $1 /person charge at the door. meet at 7:30 p.mHn-AU §aints Luther riman. Anyone may attend. Price Is 25' Weaver, associate pfbfessor of surgery room. Parents of Franklin High School mation. an. Church, 8850 Newburgh at Joy, at Wayne-StatajMverslty, and John students meet monthly to have infor cents per meeting. For more informa Llvon|a. Meetings usually, are held on tion, call 421-4545. . Sw'aflson, MPH health education spe • SENIOR DANCE mal discussions, questions and con • LIONS CLUB V the first and thirdI Thursdays of the cialist. Tuesday, March 8 — Dyer Senior cerns addressed. Sunday, March IS 7 The Garden month. For more information, call • INCOME TAX Adult Center will host a 60 and older City LlSSnCrob-bas-blngo Sundays In Joanne Meister at 522-194p. Free income tax service for senior, • BLOOD PRESSURE dance the second .Tuesday of 'each • AARP MEETING the American Legion HaU,. Mlddlebelt citizens from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. every Monday, March 7 — The Michigan month. Donation is $1. Dancing starts Wednesday, March 9 -r The Dear south of Ford. Doors open at 5:30 p.m. • FISHERY Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Fri Heart Assoication, will provide free at 2 p.m. The center is at 36745 Mar born Heights-Westland Chapter 1642 of The club meets the first and third Tues A fish fry will, be held Fridays day at Whittier Community Center. blood pressure screening from 11 a.m. quette in Westland. Call 595-2161 be the American Association of Retired day of each month at 7:30 p.m. In the through Lent in the Oddfellow's Hall, 28550 Ann Arbor Trail. to 4:30 p.m.' in the Whitman Center, tween 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. for more infor- Persons will hold its monthly meeting Silver Bar Restaurant, Mlddlebelt Glenwood at Venoy, Charges are $4 for 32235 W. Chicago. ion. at 1:30 p.m. at Berwyn Senior Center, north of Ford. adults and 12.50 for children. Call 421- • INCOME TAX ;• 'j. 26155 Richardson, three blocks west of 8418 for the time. . Free income tax help is available to • HOUSE TOURS • MOVIE HOUR Beech Daly. • BINGO retirees through the aid program of the Monday, March 7 — The Livonia Tuesday,* March 8 — The Garden Monday, March 14-^- The Paralyzed NURSERY _.Amedcan,As$Ociati$n of. RetiredJPer- Public Schools is sponsoring tours of City Library will host an after-school • SOFTBALL SIGN-UP "— Veferans of Michigan, baiedln Garden' St. David Nursery School, 27500 sbns^ Maplewood Community Center, the Edsel and Eleanor Ford House In movie hour starting at 4 p.m. in the li Saturday, March 12 — is the last da/ -City, hold a bingo fund-raiser 6:30 p.m. Marquette, has openings in its 3- and 4-' 31735 Maprewood. You must have an Grosse Pointe Shores. Registration is brary's activity room. The one-hour to.register for softball with the West- every Monday in the Knights of Colum year-old classes. For further informa appointment. Call 421-0610 for an ap $17 per person and includes hors program Is free. "Rookie of the Year" land Youth Athletic Association. Call bus Hall, Ford east of Merriman. Pro- tion, contact Greta Kennen at 422-3187. pointment and further information. Recreation staff has activities for handicapped The Tti-City Therapeutic Recreation baggage handling, breakfast voucher Wayne-Westland Continuing Education at the Dyer pool through the Wayne- thought were impossible to participate water skiing, swimming and canoeing, group has a busy program planned for Saturday and Sunday, transportation to department. Westland Continuing Education depart in because of confinement or difficul with long-range plans to include white March and April. the Ontario Center and admission to SWIMMING FOR the physically dis ment. ties with movement. water.rafting. Events are planned for all ages and the Center. abled, which includes blind and hearing A sports program for'the physically The program includes winter and Interested persons may contact disabilities and all activities are acces Payment schedule calls for $35 with impaired, is 7-8:15 p.m. Mondays at the disabled is 10 a.m. to noon Saturdays at summer sports such as snow skiing, Dennis Mitchell at 425-4035: sible by wheelchair. reservation due March 28 with the bal Tim Dyer pool on Marquette between the Bailey Center. A play, "Steal Away Home," ideal ance due April 4. A cancellation fee of Wayne and Newburgh. This program Includes weightliiting, for young and old alike,,is available $25 will be charged after April 13 if no The pool is heated and accessible. soccer, basketball, cerebral palsy Handicapped £#• Saturday March 12, a Tri-City Thera suitable replacement is found. This swimming program is available to sports and wheelchair-games training. Arthritis Today peutic spokeswoman said. ' Regular activities in the program in the physically disabled and family It is open to male and female players. can get help Joseph J. Weiss, M.D. The play is about the escape of two cluding bowling, swimming, a sports members of all ages. A SATURDAY surprise for the physi 1« Rheumatology young slaves through the underground program and winter and summer out On Tuesdays, 7-8:30 p.m., there is cally disabled and mentally Impaired, Physically and emo door sports. swimming for the mentally impaired ages 4-12, will be 10 a.m. to noon at the tionally handicapped per 20317 Farmington Road railroad. Livonia, Michigan 48152 The bus will leave Bailey Recreation There is bowling every Wednesday at at Garden City Community Pool, 6500 BaJley Center. The program is spon sons can take advantage Center, on Ford between-Wayne Road Westland Bow), Wayne Road north of Middlebelt, adjacent to Garden City sored by the Westland Parks and Rec of a program sponsored Phone:478-7860 and Newburgh, for Wayne State Uni Ford, for the mentally impaired. Bowl High School. reation Department. by the recreation depart versity at 12:30 p.m. and return* around ing is 4-5:30 p.m. at a fee of $1 for two Life jackets and inner tubes are Register at the Center. The program ments of Garden City, PROPER FOOT WEAR-A 5:30 p.m. Price is $3.50 and includes games. available. Swimmers are . asked to is limited to 20 persons. Brothers and Westland and Wayne. RHEUMATOLOGfST'S VIEW ticket and transportation. Bowling for the physically handi bring their own swim suit and a towel. sisters may take part. Most programs are Though It may Incur the wrath ol the fashion commonml! \ Interested persons must preregister capped is 10 a.m. to noon Thursdays at Basic swim lessons and assistance A new program is <3reat Lakes han held at the Bailey Recre ty. this column will present a rheumatologlst's view and pay in advance at Wayne Commu Westland Bowl. Fee is $1 for two from Therapeutic Recreation staff is dicap sports for the blind, amputee and ation Center in Westland. what constitutes suitable foot wear: A games. Coaching and adaptive equip paraplegic. The typical woman's shoe Includes most oMhe unde nity Center, Howe at Annapolis. Regis available. Staffers for the pro sirable features possible to design Into footwear. The tration deadline is Thursday, March 10. ment (ramps and blind rails) are avail For emotionally impaired adults, es This program was designed for the gram, called Tri-City high heel places all of the body's weight orttq a narrow Limit is 25 persons. able. pecially those in foster care homes, handicapped .to experience activities Therapeutic, may be area In the back of the foot. The slant of the high heel A St. Patrick's Day dance will be Bowling is run in cooperation »with there is swimming Tuesdays 3-5 p.m. they may never have experienced or reached at 722-7tf20. shoe then transfers that weight onto another small area - the 2nd end 3rd metatarsal head; this distribution of 7:30-10 p.m. Friday, March 18 at weight also places a strain on the back. The streamlined Wayne Community Center. Music and top of the shoe, narrowing down to a point, crowds the refreshments will be served. Fee is 25 toes while the hard, shell like covering over the toes cents at the door. causes fulher compressfon. The result Is to cramp the BREAKFA9T & BRUNCH SEMINAR by toes In a way Ideal to the development of bunions and A movie night at Quo Vadis, on crooked toes Wayne Road north of Warren Road, 9CHOOL OF ELECTR0L0818 The Ideal shoe for men or women starts with a heel will be March 24. Price Is $2 for the OF80UTHFIELD and sole at least a half-Inch thick and so constructed as 25-year . 3/20,9-3 • WESTWORLD to form a continuous strip from the back of the heel to movie. the Up of the sole.. The top part of the shoe should be An evening at Farrell's Ice Cream 31002 WEST WARREN, WESTLAND . sufficiently wfda to permit the toes to spread apart. The Parlor, Telegraph north of 1-96, will be veteran FOR INFORMATION: FOR DIRECTIONS: covering over the toot needs to fee soft and pliant in 7-9 p.m. Thursday, April 7. order to avoid rubbing abrasively against the bony edg 522-8808 422-3440 es of the first and last loes. Roots, Hushpuppies and Cost is $2.50 per person with George F. Dominik, Garden Wallabee shoes are made with these constructs In mind. preregistratlon required by April 5 at City district office agent for 10% OFF WITH THIS AD • HYPNOSIS LECTURE & DEMO, If you have no back, foot or ankle problem, you can ' the Wayne Community Center. National Life and Accident In disregard these comments. If you do have arthritis in A SPRING DANCE will be held at LASER TECHNIQUE, MINERAL COSMETICS these joints, please itke the above advice seriously,. surance Co., 29929 Ford, re* DOOR PRIZE the Wayne Community Center Friday, Or. Weiss welcomes questions from readers, please cently marked his 25th year address your Inquires to his office. April 15. Cost is 25 cents per person. with the firm. He joined the Music and refreshments will be provid ed. company as an agent in the Inkster district office in 1958 The Tri-City Therapeutic Recreation Red Cross Program, in cooperation with the East and later transferred to Gar is counting er Seal Society, will have a trip to To den City. Dominik has been a on you. 46th Annual ronto May 6-8. Price of $159 per per participant in 10 leaders' busi son, based on double occupancy, in ness conferences. Winter Savings Sale cludes roundtrip transportation by train, two nights lodging-at the Shera-- ton Centre, hotel taxes and tips, hotel Since 1937 OFFICIAL NOTICE OF SALE A Beautiful Store with Beautiful Furniture 12,500,000.00 FAST TRAC SERVICE SCHOOL DISTRICT OF THE CTTY OF GARDEN CITY America'simostdistinguished traditipnal furniture COUNTY OF WAYNE- STATE OF MICHIGAN AIR CONDITIONING FRONT END TAX ANTICIPATION NOTES :20292Middlebelt Rd.- (South 6f Eight Mile) RECHARGE ALIGNMENT (General Obligation Limited Tax) ; "" \:'/:"'.'.'.' '•""-'."•',; '\\r-"W'driia-?!*:•:'. ,:H-.' .:•- . '% WAYS »™ Moti.,Thurs.AFrl.'TII9PM, »474-6900 w w $ 95 SEALED BIDS for tbe purchase of lea antidpaUoo notes ot School District of tbe a ty of Garden City, County of • " • H. Will $4fi50 19 Wayne. Michigan ot tbe par value of |J,W0,o00.M will be received by U>e undersigned *t!»» RadclUI Street, '• When you Pie-Plan Cartes City, Michigan OilJ mUl 4O0 o'clock P.M., &&T. Time, on Lb* M day ot March, MM at whk*.tiroe*nd. I W +prts placetbeywUlbepubliclyopenedandread. ' '"~v."-\ your funeral with Offers Good thru 3-11-83 NOTE DETAILS; INTEREST RATE; PAYING AGENT, AND DENOMINATIONS; Tbe notes will be dated March II, 1«M will mature September SO, 1PM asd will bear Interest at a rate or rate* not exceeding i«% per WILL We Feature 5-rrilnuto oil change annum. Both principal and Interest will be parable at a bank or trust company located In the Suteof MJcWfin (6 ' -^-anaT^STTRAC Service . b«6>sl«naled by tbe orifbulporcaMercrf the Mites wMcfcpaytn^ ; Funoral Horn** State ol MJcfcljan or ol tbe Federal Oovernroent, nbject to lie appr^dtheScbwiJDUti^wWpayinjltfenV . fees, If any, to be paid by tbe'perchMer ol lbe notes. PeoomlnaUoos'and lorn) of nclei to beat U>« option of tbe ,PARTS, purchaser. Accrued interest lo date ol delivery ot socn notes bust be paid by tbe purchaser at the time ot: 1. Your funeral b guaranteed : : at lodtft prke*. Vbu are Group? ReBulIt delivery.'. '*:•.• v.\ •:- •• •/.-. . -\ .:• ";'-/ :• A 12 Minute OH Change protected against Inflation. v Oil Filters Water Pump . PRIOR REDEMPTION: Tbe notes shall not be ntyect to redemption prior to maturity. •Change Oil (includes vp to 5 qfs. v •oflOW40Ret.rjzoil) 1 You guard against over-. $199 $^496 ' AWARD OP NOTES; For the purpose ot awardiai the note* tbe bterest cost ol each bid will b> computed on a spending. You tpedfy the. - I Most Cars from pfctttxchang* • **0 day month bails by determlnlnt at tbe rate or rates btd, tbe total dollar raise ot an Interest on the notes Irom .•Instoll New Oil filter . kind of funeral tervfce and : March 1», 1M (Her* Insert tbe sale dale or tbe dale ol tbe note* whichever is later) lo their maturity and •Check bir Pressure in Tires J costs you wish dettoeUnf therefrom any premium. Bids may Include calculation ot bterest cc«t baaed upoo the above compute-, •Check Windshield Sotvent-Fill If Nee. tkn but tbe calculation shall be subject to.verUlcaUoo by the municipality based upon the rate or rates bid. Tbe notes will be awarded.toitie bidder wtiose bid on tbe above comprtaUoa pwd«» tie towest dollar Interest ce«t to •Check Brake FlylrJ-Fill if.Necessory : Century Dodge the municipality. No proposal tor tbe purchase ot Ui$ than all ot tbe notes or at a price less than (bet/ par value ' •Check Air Filter k •« ^ afir :#y^flr>-Nee'#- ?; >; 1350O Telegraph, Taylor OntJgc : wttl be considered. '''••'•, ' .'.-':'• ' • •'• • •',' ' '-•" ' "' ' •Wbricote- ^ | /\ "5~ ~ SECURITY: Tbe loan is in anticipation of tbe Operating portion of the School Tax lor (M fiscal year July I. 946-9430 Utt to June M, lili which tax Is doe and payable July 1, IMS. Tbe Seboc'l Dtttrfct bai pledged lo esUMlsh a ONLY 937-3670 (Between NorlhlinoA Eureka Rds.) •pedal fund to be used solely lo pay tie principal and Interest on tbe botes when due, and baa pledfed to set aside . In said fund an amount tvSOclenl lo repay lbe principal and interest ett tbe notes when doe. A porUoo ol each . dollar of taxes remaining to be ooUecied tor the fiscal yeir beftinlnf July J;lilt shall be set aside In an amountVs not less than. lti% of tbe percentage'that the principal amount of the notes bears to the amount of taies to be yfitwrwwjtma! i --*a£*sxvxxf**ia*v* tcirjed and to be collected for operating expenses, anticipated delinquency In coOertkoa bein| taken Into aecount,^-' ' until tbe amount so set aside b sufficient fxpeymeotot the notes.. . .'•;•'- •?..' •'•-:•'-' ta['addiUoo,;tb« notes will be a General OWiaUon ot the ScboolWstrWandUU|cc^l«< ^ '• *^^mm UJcstlanft (fobftttwr ) the stroller •Z?it 36251 Schoolcraft Sandra Armbruster editor UvonJaYMI 48150 Leonard Poger acting editor (313) 691-2300 Nick 8harkey managing editor Monday, March 7,1983 OitE y\vA' m LtM* **k MM* 6B(BWTXP,C,W.Q-6A) O&B Monday, March 7,1983 l-proven toequa l the taste of leading cigarettes having up totwic e the tar. The cigarette that Boosting taste to equal changed two million minds. M leading cigarette^ withup. """"The one that rewrote the M£^,T to. twice the tar. rilter book on cigarette-making. MERIT The MERFTcigarette. The 'Enriched Flavor,! cigarette. Made by actually boosting the taste you There's nothing get out of smoking. halfway about it. ©PhUJpMorriiTnC. 1982 Kings & 100¾ Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette'.Smoking Is Dangerous to Your health. Kings: 7mg "tar," 0.5 mgnicotine—100'sReg: 10019 "tar;10.7mgnicoline- 100's Men: 9 mg' 'tar,'' 0.7 mg nicotine av. per cigarette, FTC Report Dec'81 Stye (SMmruer shopping cart Monday, March 7.1983 O&E • 1B In China, where there are more people to feed than" in any othertquntry in the world, there ha~s always been a respect for food. Good food symbolizes good luck and prosperity, a cure for ills and an omen of good things to come. The Chinese make the very most of what food they have, even down to the smallest morsels of meat or y> poultry, sometimes combining them with fruits, vege tables, noodles and, of course, rice. They plan^ their combinations so that various foods exchange flavors and textures in appealing ways. When they prepare a roast duck or rack of ribs, they are careful to'seal in juices and flavor. Perhaps it is America's own growing awareness of the value of good food that has caused such an interest in oriental cooking. Chinese Rooking classes have sprung up all over the country, and many American food products have made the Chinese connection. Among the American classic ingredients that have a happy place in Chinese cuisine is corn syrup. It adds body and a smooth consistency to sauces, helps to blend flavors and causes glazes to adhere better to meats, helping to seal in moisture and flavor. The makers of Karo corn syrup have adapted a number of Chinese meat and poultry recipes for the Americar4-palate,-T-hey are-all authentic in their ori gins, but have been developed to suit American kitch ens and cooking traditions. They include oriental ingredients prepared American style as well as Ameri can ingredients given an oriental touch. East meets West. Red Cooked Pork vyith Pineapple .1 tan (20 oz) pineapple 1 1/2 tablespoons minced slices in own juice ginger root 3/4 cup light or dark 3 clones garlic, minced corn syrup . t or pressed 1/3 cup soy sauce 1/2 teaspoon dry mustard • 1/3 cup thinly sliced 1 (2 lb) boneless pork roast green onions Drain pineapple; reserve 3/4 cup juice. In medium bowl stir together corn syrup, reserved juice, soy sauce, green onions, ginger, garlic and mustard. Add pork roast; turn to coat well. Cover; refrigerate at least 6 hours, turning occasionally. Drain; reserve marinade. Place pork on rack in foil-lined roasting pan. Roast ifTT75^F^vett7-bfttshing frequently with 1 cup of the reserved marinade, about 1 1/2 hours or until temperature on meat thermometer reaches 170°F. Serve with Pineapple Sauce; garnish with pineapple slices. Serves 4 tQ 6. Pineapple Sauce: In small saucepan bring I cup reserved mari nade to boil. In small-bowl stir together I tablespoon corn starch JeweledJEhickea Stir-Fry Sea_and Sky ~ancT2lablespoons water until smooth. Stir into reserved mari (Not Shown) 1 can (8-oz) pineapple chunks in 1/2 pound large shrimp, cleaned, nade. Stirring constantly, bring to boil oyer medium heat and 2 tablespoons corn starch own juice deveined, cut in half lengthwise boil I minute. Add 4 pineapple slices and heat until pineapple is 1/2 cup cool chicken broth 1/4 pound mushrooms, sliced hot and glazed. Makes about I cup sauce. --—• 1/4 cup light or dark corn syrup or bouillon 3 tablespoons vinegar 1/4 cup light or dark corn syrup (about I cup) 1/4 cup soy sauie 1/4 pound snaw peas or green 2 tablespoons spy sauce 3 tablespoons red wine vinegar beans, trimmed, halved"—~~ Tangerine Beef 1 teaspoon minced ginger root or 4 tablespoons corn oil, divided (about 1 cup) 1/2 teaspoon ground ginger -. 1 clove garlic, minced or pressed 1 small sweet red pepper, cut in 1/4 cup datk corn syrup 1/4 cup slivered tangerine peel 2 tablespoons corn oil f 1/4 to 1/2 teaspoon crushed dried thin strips (about 1/2 cup) 2 tablespoons soy sauce 1 clove garlic, minced red pepper 1/2 cup sliced water chestnuts 2 whole broiler-fryer chicken • 1/4 teaspoon pepper or pressed I pound boned, skinned chicken 1/2 cup sliced bamboo shoots breasts, halved I pound beef flank or cup tangerine sections, breasts, cut in thin strips top round steak, membranes removed 1 tablespoon corn starch In small bowl stir together corn starch, broth, corn syrup, soy sauce and vinegar thinly sliced diagonally (about 5 tangerines) or 2 tablespoons water* until smooth. In large skillet or wok heat 2 tablespoons of the corn oil over medium- 1 tablespoon corn starch mandarin orange sections I 1/2 cups assorted fruits, suclj as high heat. Add garlic and crushed dried red pepper; stir fry 30 seconds. Add green pepper, cut 1/2 cup cool beef broth sliced peaches or plums, grapes, chicken; stir fry I to 2 minutes or until chicken turns white. Remove. Add shrimp; 1/4 cup dry sherry in thin strips (1 cup) orange sections or pear chunks stir fry 1 minute or until pink. Remove. Heat remaining 2 tablespoons corn oil. Add 2 tablespoons corn oil 2 green onions, cut in I-inch pieces mushrooms and snow peas; stir fry I minute. Add red pepper, water chestnuts and In medium bowl stir together corn syrup, soy sauce and pepper. (about 1/4 cup) bamboo shootsf stir fry I minute longer. Restir corn starch mixture; add to skillet. Add beef; toss to coat evenly. In small bowl stir together corn Stirring constantly, bring to boil over medium heat and boil 1 minute. Stir in chicken Drain pineapple, reserving juice in small bowl. starch, broth and sherry until smooth; set aside. In large skillet or and shrimp until heated through. Makes 4 to 6 servings. To juice in bowl'stir in corn syrup, vinegar, soy wok heat corn oil over medium-high heat. Add tangerine peel Stir-Fry Chicken: Follow recipe for Stir-Fry Sea and Sky. Omit shrimp. Use I 1/2 sauce and ginger.in large skillet heat corn oil and garlic; stir fry 30 seconds. Add beef, one half at a time; stir pounds of boneless skinless chicken breasts, cut into thin strips. over medium-high heat. Add chicken. Brown fry 2 to 3 minutes or until browned. Return beef to skillet. Restir well on all sides, about 15 minutes. Pour off corn starch mixture; stir into beef. Stirring constantly, bring to excess fat.. Add corn syrup mixture. Cover Winter Garden Chicken boil over medium heat and boil 1 minute! Stir in tangerines and and simmer 10 to 15 minutes or until chicken (Not Shown) green pepper until heated through. Makes 4 to 6 servings. is fork-tender. Remove tc* serving platter; I tablespoon corn starch 1/4 cup catsup keep warm. Jstir together cofri starch and I teaspoon salt I quart (about) corn oil water until smooth. Stir into liquid in skillet. I egg. lightly beaten 1/2 cup unsifted flour Plum Stirring constantly, bring to boil over medium 1 pound boneless, skinless 3 tablespoojis corn oil heat and boil I minute. Stir in pineapple chicken breasts, cut in 1 pound fresh spinach, cleaned, 2 sides/about 4 lbs) 2 tablespoons soy sauce chunks, assorted fruits and green onions; 1-inch cubes torn (about 16 cups) spareribs 2 tab/espoorts vinegar cook about i minute or until heated through. 1 1/2 teaspoons com starch 2 tablespoons thinly sliced ' salt and pepper I small, onion, '* Spoon around chicken. If desired* serve over 1/4 cup cool chicken bouillon green onions I can (16 oz) purple plums - cut in chunks rice. Makes 4 servings. or broth 1/4 teaspoon crushed dried 1/3 cup light drdark 1 dovf garlic 1/4 cup light or dark corn syrup red pepper corn syrup . In medium bowl stir together 1 tablespoon corn starch, salt and egg until smooth. Sprinkle ribs with salt and pepper. Place in large saucepot; add Add'chicken; toss to coat well. In small bowl stir together I 1/2 teaspoons corn water to cover. Bring to. boil Reduce heal; cover and simmer search, broth, corn syrup and catsup until smooth. Pour I quart corn oil into heavy about 45 minutes or until tender. Drain plums; reserve syrup. Pit 3-quart saucepan, filling no more than 1/3 full Heat over medium heat to 375°F. plums. Place plums, reserved syrup, corn syrup, soy sauce, Dredge chicken-cubes in flour; shake off excess. Fry, a few piccesat a time, 2 minutes vinegar, onion and garlic in blender container; cover Blend on or until golden brown and crisp. Drain on paper towels. In large skillet or wok heat high speed 30 seconds or until smooth. Drain ribs well. Brush 3 tablespoons corn oil over medium-high heat. Add spitiach, about 1/2 at a time; stir \v1th sauce. Broil or gril!6 inches from source of heat, turntngand fry 1 minute. With slotted spoon, remove to serving platter. Add green onions and basting frequently, about 20 minytcs or until browned, to serve, pepper; stir fry 30 seconds. Restir corn starch mixture; add to skillet. Stirring con cut into one-fib pieces. If desired, heat remainingsauceand serve stantly, bring to boil over medium heat and boil I minute. Add chicken; toss 4o coat with rib?; Serves 4 to 6. . evenly. Spoon over spinach. 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Rub 1¼-quart souffle dish or round, tall cas Kings a MO's V^O/ M +dep. tual preparation if certain sensible steps are fol Bring to boil on medium heat, occasionally stirring, 20* extra M UmH3-EJtp m ** ©ije (ibsrruer Mario MeQ«o editor/591-2300 4RL.R.W.G) O&E Monday, March 7,1983 sees women victimized by economy Oy Wayne Peal One young couple, Griffiths said, had an agreement by which the staff wrltor husband would Invest his earnings and the wife would use hers for All workers face diminished wages regardless of the economy, household expenses. ' but"women are threatened most, said Lt. Gov. Martha Griffiths. "After a few years, they divorced..He got to keep the invest That was the theme of the keynote address she delivered at a ments. What do you think she received?" Griffiths said. recent women's workshop for the American Association of Univer "I think we need groups of women watching the courts to see sity Women. . . exactly wbether^friemfof-the-court' ls~actually the enemy of wom- Griffiths,. 71, served in the U.S. House of Representatives for 20^ en years before becoming lieutenant governor. She became the first In the job market, women are underpaid In traditional jobs and woman appointed to 4he House Ways and Means Committee and both underpaid and under-represented In jobs being created the Joint Economic Committee. through computer technology, Griffiths said. CORRECTION: To make "There is a deindustrlalizatlon of America. Everybody's going to She advised her audience to ensure that their daughters, as well come out of this with lower wages," Griffiths said. as their sons, gain exposure to the new technology; but, she said reservations for the luncheon and women have more to gain than job skills. fashion show sponsored by the She added that the trend is particularly threatening to women Women's Organization of the workers because their present wages lag behind those of their men "THE REAL answer Is that pay for women is going to to go up," Scandinavian Symphony Orchestra, counterparts. call Avis Rupp at 522-2580. The she said. event will be Friday, March 11, in "Women still earn 59 cents for every dollar earned by a man In seeking equality, women have been neither as aggressive nor Farmington Hills Country Club. doing a similar job," she said. as organized asihey could be according to Griffiths. "What has been the problem all these years? Women have never MARY Brockman, 37027 Despite the public perception of advancement, Griffiths said spoken up," she said. Norene, women have far to go before reaching equality under the law and When women did speak up In support of the ERA, they lacked Westland, was in the job market. the political savvy necessary to pass that amendment. a winner at the Defeat of the Equal Rights Amendment left women unequal un "There weren't enough women involved with it who had political 16th annual der the law said Griffiths, who originally sponsored the amend experience," the lieutenant governor said. Detroit ment during her tenure in the House. Even though she was there to talk about women, there was one woman she declined to comment about — Sister Agnes Mary Man- Camper and e Travel Trailer "IF LAWYERS tell you women are equal under law, e's what sour, ... Show for her you ask them," Griffiths advised her audience. "If we had a 15th "I'll talk about anything you want but I have absolutely no com Amendment, which provided the right to vote regardless of race or ment whatsoever on Sister Agnes Mary Mansour," Griffiths told entry, in the Speaking to the American Association of University recipe contest color, why did we need a 19th Amendment (to extend the right to reporters. .,_". that was part Women, Lt. Gov. Martha Griffiths said all workers face women)?" -=--Mansour .was-appolnted by Gov. James Blanchard to direct the of this year's diminished wages. Women, earning 59 cents to each Women should monitor court decisions, particularly with regard state's Department of Social Services. The appointment, has run festivities. Her dollar earned by men, have a long way to go before to divorce cases, to learn how far equality under the law extends, into difficulty, however, following a request for her resignation Brockman entry was equality. the lieutenant governor said. from Archbishop Edmund Szoka of Detroit. _ "Mary's Own Fruit Salad" and for people on the go, here is the recipe: 10-12 large, ripe sliced bananas; 4 large oranges, cut up; 1 can (20 oz.) no;SUgar pineapple, drained, but s3ve juice; 1 6-oz. frozen concentrated orange juice (do not Trauma: divorce after age t>0 add water). Mix all ingredients, except pineapple juice. Add _. pineapple juice as needed for Divorce is never easy. But for wom Barbara C. Cain. "While divorce has of the New York Times Magazine. The 60 than for her younger counterpart. "When I was left at 64, the children desired thickness, keepingTh'mind en past SO, it is a trauma compounded become an accepted fact of lfe for U.S. divorce rate, the highest in the "When my daughter divorced at 33, were grown and scattered. I had no job, that the mixture thickens as it sits, by shame, isolation and a profound most of the population, there is still a Western world, now stands at one mil she was heartbroken, but it was not the less than no confidence, and I did not sense of failure. * • . • strong self-imposed stigma for older lion annually. An estimated 100,000 per end of the world for her," remarks one know one woman my age who was sim- • " BEECH LANES in Redford 'Thesetape wpmen who grew up with women." year involve couples 35 and over. But of the women Cain interviewed. "She ilarly dumped." '. Township is one of 24 bowling different values, who saw marriage as Divorce among the elderly is an in the effects of late-life divorce, still had her children, a good job and a (centers participating in the Bowl for a lifelong commitment," explains Uni creasing but largely hidden social phe overwhelmingly initiated by husbands, ton of divorced friends who 'celebrat Breath to raise funds to combat versity of Michigan psychotherapist nomenon, Cain writes In a recent issue are vastly different for the women past ed' the end of her marriage. Please turn to Page 5 cystic fibrosis. Area residents of all ages and levels of skill - including non-bowlers -are urged to participate. Call the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation at 552-9616 for more information. Prizes are awarded for green thumb the number of sponsors signed up not for the score of the game Sponsors pledge a certain amount of A FREE GARDENING SEMINAR will be featured In the money for each point scored. _ monthly Lifestyle Seminar 10-11 a.m. Tuesday, March 15, at West- v land Shopping Center. TREAT your winter-weary Its focus will be "RX for.Spring Planting," and guest speaker horse to-a new spring look at the will be Avery-Delo, president of the Tri Town Gardening Club. The Wayne County 4-H hofse and pony meeting will convene in the Community Auditorium located in new and used tack sale from 10 a.m. Westland's newly renovated Emporium. A complimentary conti to 6 p.m. Saturday, Ma\ch 19, at the nental breakfast will be served. __ -Wayne-County Extettslon Center; The seminar is free, but reservations are necessary. Call 425- 5454 Venoy Road in Wayne. Space is 5001. available for selling trailers as well as a "sell your horse" poster section. Delo has been an avid gardener forbears. He has his own green For more information, call Ellen house, orchard and 2%-acre garden located in Taylor. He has Rees at 782-5809. . served as president of the Tri Town Garden Club in the past and actively is Involved with the Wayne County Extension Service. . U-M CENTER for Continuing A self-taught gardener, he has been on the board of directors for Education of Women (CEW) is the Soulhest Dahlia Society and the Michigan Dahlia Society. offering an assertiveness training* for women graduate students. A LOW-COST PROGRAM FOR LANDOWNERS wishing to pre Students will have the opportunity vent soil erosion by planting trees will be available again'thls year. to learn skills for improved The seedling sale is sponsored by the Wayne County Soil Conserva communications with advisors, tion District and the Wayne County Cooperative Extension Service. professions, colleagues and students in a supportive group setting. The ' Please turn to Page 5 group will meet for five weeks, March 16 through April 13; 3:15-4:45 p.m. on Wednesday afternoons at the center, 350 S. Thayer. Contact CEW at 763-1353 for information and registration. •••;.- looking good HISTORIC Moross House in . LARK SAMOUELIAN AND CABLE METRO 13 will team up Detroit will be center for_spring for an evening of "Falling In Love" at 7:30 p.m Friday at Salem* craft classes sponsored by the High School auditorium, 46181 Joy Road, Canton. Detroit Garden Center, Some of ;< "Falling in-Love" Is: a fashion scenario featuring spring and them include: March 9, wicker wall summer fashions coupled with live, entertainment. The proceeds basket with silk and dried flowers, will benefit the Michigan Chapter of : by Sue Abbot; March 16, calico the National Multiple Sclerosis Society.; cinnamon ba)l, by Leona Ltenau; Entertainment will be provided, by March 23, egg basket, by Dottle The Good Evening Friends singers, The Vickland; April 6, reverse painting Plymouth Park Players/a company of on glass, by Betty Haynes; April 43 dancers ranging from jazz to Hawaiian cooking using herbs with little or no tij» Middle Eastern. Cable 13 personali salt, by Caroline Jamison. Classes - •; ties will also be present. ^ are held from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.; ; Fifteen Plymouth area business are Bring a brown bag lunch. i participating In thefashloh preview. A Registration Is'|5 fornon-members trip to Orlando, Fla; for two will he for each class; kits are extra. Call giveni away: Admission tickets are $5 259-6363 for reservations and a list. with a $1 donation for the trip tickets. of materials to bring. Moross House, Tickets are available In Plymouth at the oldest brick d welling iri Detroit* • -the': Jollowlng ^hopsi Enchante, Is'at 1460 E. Jefferson at Rlopeile. Sportsyenture, Pendleton, Sax of For It's a fine example of modified est Ave.,' Maggie and Me, ..Geneva's, Greek Revival architecture done In . Lark Samouelian Chic Boutique, Hines; P£fk, Lincoln the 1850s; S- -\:y v v •' V; y•"'[.:i Mercury, v Community Federil Credit ; V Union pf Plymouth, Canton and North'-.- ; :CHANNEL 56 need9/ -:/ ;ville,' Mayflower and Co., Mayflower volunteers to help answer phones, •Optical, John Smith; me and rrir. Jones, and Del Shoes of Plymouth during their Festival'8$ fund drive. andNorthville, - V;n J V-;Ur;,<^-, v^;X:->::Y-:'V;/' If you havfifree tlnYetetweehnow ; and March 20, call Channel 56 at ~_. THE LIVONIA MALL WILL SPONSOR.a spring fashion show at 873'7200,.Ext. 203, to volunteer as a 2 p.m. Saturday In the Sears/frinkelman's court. There is no . pledge taker.; . V ; : charge. Livonia Mail is t located at Seyent Mile;-_an' •'•''^'••.r—'^^'^O^K''•':'•':' -l-^/C':, y::: ".-"•': o •'.. r .:.1 Monday. March 7, 1983 O&E (L,R,W,0)5B .-'* fl$ter 60 is a loss and' anin^ ^t Con'tlhued from Page 1 that had governed their lives were OFTEN WORSE are the emotional and publicly announced. Divorce is a late-life divorce, but Cain believes one . "The family, the keystone of their tufned upside down." , consequences, Cain notes. A self-Im long, drawn-out, ambiguous process source of help lies* in support groups lives, continues to bolster them. Typi posed stigrna led one woman to resign that takes months, If. not years, to be Hke.Divorce after 60,"founded by Patty cally, the adult children rally round UYe •.. : J ISOLATION IS only one of a mass of The financial consequences can be her 15-year post as a Sunday School come final. And there Is always the im devastating, Cain says. The majority of Clare, which meets bi-monthly at U- divorced parent while struggling with problems faced by the elderly divorcee, teacher,'expecting that she would be putation of blame, the feeling that if M's Turner Geriatric. Clinic. Only one allegiances to bothj" she found. reports Cain, senior clinical supervisor women past 60 have not worked out fired. (She was mistaken.and \yas.per- they had acted differently, if they had side the home in the past four decades. of a few such organizations nationwide, . "When asked, what they would advise of. interns at U-M's Psychological Clin suadedto continue.) Another became a been smarter, or thinner, or more at* •the group strongly advocated taking other women their age on" the'.brlnk of Not only will many of them be cut off vlrtuaj recluse to avoid the gossip she tractive, it may have soriiehow teen ic-":.'; from their former husband's private problems out with someone early on divorce, the women in the Ann Arbor "Disengaging from a 40-year part imagined her new status had generat preventable. \ and getting advice on the legalities in support .group responded unanimously, retirement pensions, but they can also ed. nership is a tall order. For most of be left, unprotected by medical insur "Divorce among the elderly, after volved. "The women repeatedly insist "Do everything you can to prevent it. IJiese. women, marriage was a career, ance until they reach 64 and become Bewildered," each searched for rea all, occurs simultaneously with another ed that a trustworthy confidant was es Talk to each other. Get help. Leave no their primary identity. Thus they have eligible for Medicare. sons. "What he wanted, I did," one stressful phenomenon, the aging pro sential to sorting out the host of contra stone unturned. If everything fails, then lost'not only a husband but a sense of women recalled. "He wanted bljnlzes, I cess, which doles out Its own brand of dictory thoughts and feelings that are bite the bullet, purpose. "Divorcees who are, solely dependent made Jblintzes. He wanted help in the infirmities and indignities," Cain point generated," Cain says. hev "Divorce after 60 Is not only a lossV ' .;^£ belong to a generation com upon their former husband's Social Se stort, I helped In the store. How does out. "Self-«steern has already been di "What-worked best for most is what but,an Insult,'* Cain observes. "As sucf£ mitted to altruism, not narcissism; to curity benefits are denied those bene he say 'thank you'? He lies, he cheats, minished bjf the • Onset of creaking worked once. They coped by turning to it requires a long rjeriod of recovery.* stoicism, not hedonism; to constancy, fits if the husband chooses riot to retire and for an encore, he defects." joints and sagging jowls." past pleasures' they enjoyed Independ The tough breed of survivors in the Ann' riot-transiency;' Cain said. "They be- until age 70. When the husband does re Some of, the women openly said that "It's a double whammy," one women ent of their husbands, such as quilting Arbor group have turned what for Ije^ejJ that self-sacrifice, self-discipline tire, the ex-wife's benefits only amount their husbands' death would have been observed. "You're too old to start over, and gardening. They serve as volunteer many of them was at first a profound. and endless devotion would bring them to one-third of the total sum shared as more merciful than his desertion, Cain and too young to toss it in." tutors or become more active in church humiliation into a triumph of the spifr their just rewards. Suddenly the values a married couple," Cain adds. reports. "Death is at least immediate There are no primers for surviving groups. it." A Total gentility comes through preen thumb Dear Mrs.: Green: I am a 57-year-old wife and mother .Continued from Page 1 Order blanks arjd further informa • '• • Ellen Weatherby, author'and lec now considering returning to the work tion may be obtained by calling Evelyn turer, who will discuss "Edible Wild force and seeking guidance regarding graphology ligatured in the sale are two-year Walts at the soil conservation district Foods," focusing on those available in possible fields of endeavor. fpdfed seedling: red, Scotch and Austri office, 721-6550 Ext. 232. the area. ' " J.M. Rochester Lorene an pine; white Norway and blue spruce, • Nancy Butler, Washtenaw County DearJ.M. Douglas fir, black walnut, hybrid po A GARDENING STUDY COURSE Extension agent, who will unravel the The total picture of your attractive Green plar," autumn olive and a wildlife pack- SPONSORED by the Federated Gar mysteries of "Plant Classifications." handwriting with its well-balanced It Which includes an assortment of 50 den Clubs of Michigan will be offered • Gregory Patchin, Michigan State marginal spacing suggests a strong evergreen and shrubs. The seedlings from 8:50 a.m. to 4 p.m. March 23-24 at University Extension service agent, the aesthetic sense, possibly some artistic moment, but set aspirations and goals must be purchased in lots of 50. Orchard United Methodist Church in why and how of proper pruning. endeavor. that are challenging. Once into a task ~ Orders and payments must be made Farmington Hills. Reservations are being handled by In whatever choice you make, you that is meaningful, you do not give up 0i advance. Pickup will be one day only The speakers will be: Mrs. Charles Gunderson. Make checks will be reliable and conscientious in until it Is complete. £- 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Saturday, • Kenneth Allen, Schoolcraft Col payable to Gardening Study Courses, -'your work. You do not like to be You are a proud women, J.M. Gen <#.•?••:•'~s April 30, at the Wayne County Exten- lege Botany and biology instructor, who 33678 Colony Park Drive, Farmington rushed, so a job with pressure deadlines teel behavior comes quickly to mind as sion'and Education Center, 5454 Venoy will discuss "Techniques for Growing Hills 48018. For further information, to meet throughout the day would not I scan your handwriting. How other CtS 72. ,^L /^^¾ Roajd, Wayne. - Outdoor Flowers." call 553-8223 or 476-9463. ~7~ be a wise choice. people perceive you seems so extreme 7 You are not living just for the ly important to you. 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March 7.1983 BEST FRIENDS (PG). When marriage comes in the door, friendship goes out lover (Kevin Kline) and a young Southern write* (Peter MacNlcol) whom —' i.-"-i* the window in this romantic comedy with Burt Reynolds and Ooldle Hawn they befriend. as a couple of screenwriters who work well together until they get married., THE STING II (PG). Jackie Gleason and Mac Davis are a couple of con men CREEPSHOW (R). Film of terrifying tales and creepy monsers directed by - Involved In the biggest scam of their careers. Movie also features Oliver George Romero from a screeppjay by Stephen King. Reed and Karl Maiden. THE ENTITY (R). Barbara Hershey stars as a woman who experiences the TOOTSIE (PG). Offbeat comedy with Dustin Hoffman as a struggling New terror of an of an unknown presence intent on possessing both her body and York actor who can't get a job until he dresses as a woman to audition for a her. role in a soap opera. v 48 HOURS (R). Action drama with comic flair features Nick Nolte and Eddie TREASURE OF THE FOUR CROWNS (PG). A quest to recover an ancient Murphy as a white cop and a black con who are forced to work together to treasure leads to action and adventure in 3-D spectacle starring Tony An- track down two killers.. " thony, Ana Obregon and Gene Quintano. FRANCES (R). Powerful drama with Jessica Lange as Frances Parmer, the THE VERDICT (R). Strong role for Paul Newman as a cynical down-and-out film actress whose independence and radical views led to a tragic downfall. Boston attorney who takes on an "impossible" malpractice suit. _ GANDHI (PG). Epic film about Mahatma Gandhi, political and spiritual leader who led movement for Indian independence from Britain. Magnificent per WITHOUT A TRACE (PG). Suspenseful drama of a mother and a police detec formance by Ben Klngsley as Gandhi. tive engaging in a relentless search for the woman's missing son. Kate Nelligan, Judd Hirsch, David Dukes and Stockard Channing are featured. THE MAN FROM SNOWY RIVER (PG). Handsome adventure fllmfrom Aus Dudley Moore slows down his frantic onscreen pace in tralia presents mountain boy^s passage Into manhood. Kirk Douglas plays } the role of a psychiatrist who fall? in love with his pa double role as "two feuding brothers. Newcomer Tom Burlinson has title MOVIE RATING GUIDE tient in the satiric comedy "Lovesick." . role. »' G General audiences admitted. PG Parental guidance suggested. AU ages admitted.- SOPHIE'S CHOICE (R). Beautifully acted and photographed film based on R Restricted.'Adult must accompany person under 18. the movies William Styron's novel of a Polish immigrant (Meryl Streep), her volatile X No one under 18 admitted... Louise Snider dAtcl^e's ENTERTAINMENT GUIDE 9 Family Restaurant- 'Lovesick laughs . GOOD FOOD OUR SPECIALITY IS HOME STYLE COOKING HADDOCK FISH & CHIPS OAJLV SPECIALS and hdudea Soup. 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His patient, a young playwright newly ar Join your friend's at O'Snaahan't • Breakfast • Lunch • Dinner A fun plica to »$t*r*tf drink IUNCHES from SJ.95 tmall f\M mlgnon ileak) rived in New York, is living in a split-level apartment worthy of an NCLUDES: e^Kt'RHWi Mulnrood Squsra Stepping Cents* for additional Information OTHER Arab potentate. Tnjr.S«up Brt«d«Bvtl*r, : 5SW0 Grand Rrrar »1 Drat* Road Call 422-3440 DINNERS $T00 t "Lovasicfc was written by Marshall Brlckman, who used to co from I We invite you Fanrfrtoton HWs-CaJI 47MU4 Try our dallcloua PeUtol author scripts with Wcodv Allen ("Manhattan," "Annie Hall," (enjoy one entree Alio •andwlch** and ptzu "Sleeper"). WonUftd UJtss Shopping Canter at our orill. LINGERIE FASHION 6H0V/ every Thursday during lunch! when a second en 4MJ Saven Mile rt Horthfllf* Rd. Llv* Band Fri. 4 8at. Brickman, however, has not been impressive as a solo writer. tree of equal or | Northrffla-CaaW-tUt "Simon" was his previous film, and "Lovesick* limps along with I" greater value Is pur- • k m out any driving energy. This might be the fault of Brickman, the _ chased. The lower 2 MITCH HOUSEY'S director, as much as Brickman, the writer. I priced entree will be I "JUST LIKE HOMEMADE" Upper Pennlntuta 28500 SCHOOLCRAFT • LIVONIA In the Complon Village Molor Inn. opp. Detroit Race Course Audiences looking for the charged-up Dudley Moore of "Arthur" | at no charge. I Style Peatlee with or "10" won't find him here. "Lovesick" doesn't have the physical I I RESERVATIONS 425-5520 comedy and sight gags of these earlier films. Also, Moore Is sub that Plnnleh accent I COUPON VALID I Rutabaga «f Carrot dued to the point of being comatose. TUES.-THURS. The best lines in the movie go to Freud, played by Alec Guinness I EVENINGS ONLY I In every one! in a charming and witty manner. McGovern Is lovely, bright and I fcU-Mft I vulnerable-looking as the patient. It is not a very demanding role, I Exp. 3/10/83 I MEATLESS but she does have one good, spunky scene in which she and Benja I I 19161 Merriman min argue. All his male chauvinist attitudes emerge as he carries I Located at I LIVONIA H VEGETARIAN on about his shirts not being ironed. American Center I InSouthfield I 471-1680 m 1 PASTIES More than anything else, one gets the Impression that "Lo I I Carry-out. hot or frozen ..• DURING LENT vesick" is Brickman's vehicle for sticking it to th,e psychiatric pro for easy to follow Mon.-Sat. 10-7 pm 7 MILE All You Can Eat fession. The story goes off in various directions. What remains I directions I constant is the satire directed against psychoanalysts. I and Reservations I f,; Daily Specials! I CALL US AT I MONDAY BENJAMIN'S COLLEAGUES are upset about more than a vio I I VEAL PARMIGIANA DINNER 3.50 353-8144 Under New Ownership Choice of towl o( soup. 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Chok« ol bo»l ol soup, salad or slaw, occasions in your lifetime includes potato, vegetable and bread basket and make them even more 8AJ^URTJTEAK DINNER 3^0 ^^Cr»e^ o« bowt ef »oup, »«i« Shamrocks ? romp to quarters By Brad Emons more 'Scott Bozyk smacked in-a re- "We can hit if we have to, but we'd didn't think we'd shut them out," Gum scored for Bentley, but Steffes answer ton in last year's regional final. staff writer boiftnnJH a shot from teammate Mike rather keep the puck off the net," said bleton said. "They (Trenton) couldn't ed with a goal of his own. ^'^~~~~*^ Tom Mates scored twice, propelling Cannon, who broke in all alone On the CC coach John Gumbleton. "We try to get a shot on goal really, even when we Trenton to a 7-4 semifinal win over the Detroit Catholic Central rolled in the Trenton net. . be a fore-checking team and if we lose were short-handed. Eric Socla and Cannon added insur state hockey quarterfinal by outskating ance goals for CC in the final period, Spartans, who finished the year with a Three mnutes later, Scott Summers that, we back-check." 15-7-1 mark. defending regional and state champion score to make it 2-0 and Dave Morse offsettlng John LaDuke'8 late goal. In the final period, CC kept up Its at "Morse Is our spark plug and Sum ' Stevenson enjoyed a 2-1 first period Trenton, 6-0, Saturday night before put Trenton In a hole by scoring an tack as defenseman Mike Kelly and mers Is playing well. Summers' atti The Shamrock defense was strong as 11,000 fans at Wyandotte Yack Arena. unassisted, short-handed goal with 26 advantage on goals by Dave Cox at forward Jeff Steffes accounted for the tude has beep great. ' Bebes had to stop only 11 shots. Bent 10:13 and Al Buchanan at 7.'40. seconds to go In the period. other goals. ley bowed out of the tourney, with a 12- The Shamrocks, sporting an 18-5-2 Morse's goal came after the Sham CC ADVANCED to the regional final 10-2 record. But the Trojans ripped off three con record, will meet Ann Arbor Pioneer rocks nad killed two successive penal Goalie John Bebes, ejected in the • with a 5-2 ,wlri Thursday night over secutive goals In the second period fol third period for not wearing a mouth (9-13-2) at 7 p.m. Wednesday at Yack. ties. - - Livonia Bentley. TRENTON, meanwhile, continued lowed by three more In the final period. After a scoreless first period the Trenton, which finished 14-7-3, was guard, and Brian Yeila combined for Summers and Morse both scored in its tourney jinx over Livonia Steven Cox tallied three of Stevenson's four Shamrocks exploded for three goals in content to throw bruising body checks, the shutout. They stopped 18"Trenton the first period to give the Shamrocks a shots. son, a second-place team in the Subur goals. Forward E.J. Perrault, the the middle stanza. but CC thwarted the Trojans* hitting 2-0 advantage. ban Prep Hockey League (SPHL). The first came at 2:14 when sopho- with finesse. SPHL scoring champ, closed out his ca "I had confidence we could win, but I In the second period, Dave Moore Stevenson was eliminated by Tren reer with three assists. Stye (©bseruer # sports Brad Emons, C.J. Risak editors/591.-23J3 .Monday,-March 7r1983 O&E By C.J. Risak staff writer It wasn't a sparkling, effort by a member of Plymouth Salem's starting basketball five that enabled the Rocks to subdue Livonia Stevenson, 67-60, Saturday to capture the Western Lakes Activities Association (WLAA) title at Salem. "You can't lose your No. 1 and 2 Glenn Medalle and Houle fouled out scorers and win — unless you have in the fourth quarter, but Thomann got Credit for this win can be found by good players to go to." solid performances from Rick Ber- looking to the left of Rock coach Fred One good player to go to for Salem beret, Erich Hartnett and Cohen. Thomann, to the members of the bench. was John Cohen. The 6-foot-4 senior tri- captaln was summoned from his seat THE GAME WAS a seesaw battle of As foul problems mounted on both when starter Dave Houle picked up his scoring streaks, with Salem scoring six sides, in the early stages of the second fourth personal with 6:06 left in the straight, then Stevenson answering half, it was apparent that the win third quarter. Cohen responded with 16 wifii six In a row. A seven-point Rock would not be forthcoming from the points, all In the last two quarters. streak gave them a 16<10 lead after one starters of either team. This victory quarter, but the Spartans tied it up with would have to come from somewhere STEVENSON, MEANWHILE, did an 8-2 skein in the second quarter. Tom down the benches of either Stevenson not fare as well. Starting forward Curt Domako's shot at the buzzer enabled or Salem. Ullstrom fouled out early In the third Stevenson to take a 28-27 halftone Salem's bench won. quarter and center Bob Sluka followed lead. him to the sidelines'less than two min Salem recaptured the lead with an 8- THE TRIUMPH made the Rocks the utes later. Guard Pete Rose drew his 0 burst to end the third period (46-43) first-ever WLAA basketball champions. fourth personal with 2:03 left in the and held onto it the rest of the way. .Both Stevenson and Salem came Into third and coach George Van Wagoner Stevenson, had its chances, closing to the contest with 17-2 overall records sat him down until the fourth quarter. within one twice in the last quarter and and 14-1 league marks. The only VWLAA "If I had to do it ag^ln, I might haye to within two once. But two Salem losses on their records came in games gone with him all the way,"*said Van mini-streaks, one of five points and one against 'each other. Wagoner about bis decision to pull of six, clinched it for the Rocks. Salem won the rubber game of the Rose. "But they hit the free throws (Sa Domako topped Stevenson with 19 match. lem was 23 of 28 from the line to 1¾ of points. Gary Mexlcotte finished with 13 GARY CASKEY/staff photographer "What it came down to was our eight 25 for Stevenson) and boarded well. and Rose tallied 11. Houle had 15 for against their five," said Thomann. "It "And who hit for them? He (Cohen) Salem, Marvin Zurek scored 11 and Stevenson's Curt Ullstrom (far fleft) wrestles for ick (far right) and Bob Palmisano also enter the seems everyone we went to on the probably hain't had a game like this all Medalle and Matt Broderick netted 10 the ball with Salem's John Cohen during Satur* fray. bench contributed. year." apiece. - • day's Western Lakes basketball final. Matt Broder CG upset bid falls painfully short FoxPhoto F! Kodak FILM DEVELOPING PRODUCTS Southwestern grabs A dependable team City crown, 53-52 you can trust for clear, sharp, true-to-life By Brad Emons Into CC8 hands. staff writer The Shamrocks', however, failed to color prints. convert a layup on the trip down the The verdict is In. floor and "were forced to foul Joubert, • Those who feared Detroit Catholic who sank two free throws with eight Central would get blown out by Detroit seconds remaining. Heath then drove Southwestern and All-American An- the length of the floor and scored six Fox quality Get your pictures back Tomorrow tolne (The Judge) Joubert were wrong. seconds later, but the Shamrocks pictures or get them Free. Good on disc, The Shamrocks had their chances Fri couldn't stop the clock, They ran out of tomorrow 110,126 or 35mm color print day night but came up just short In the timeouts. film (full frame, C-41 process). Operation-Friendship basketball final, or ISM Monday throughJChursday. Holi 53-52, before 9,887 fans at Cobo Arena. JOUBERT, complaining of a bad days excluded. Ask for details. CC had the crowd buzzing in the first thumb, led all scorers with 21 points. N half, building a 35-28 half time lead be He was Just five of 23 from the floor, N hind the play of 6-foot-6 center Mike but made up for that at the line, hitting IMMTMMMTTMMMHMMMMMr Maleske, point-guard Stan Heath and 11 of 14. Jones added 19 points. heady sophomore John Mclntyre. The Mclnlyre, who upstaged The Judge m \am am **-^. _ _ B20 trio controlled the tgmpo of the game at times during the proceedings, scored and had the Prospectors confused. 15 points. Maleske led CC 17 and also Joubert, the 6-5 senior with all the grabbed 14/ebounds. Heath chipped in press clippings, shot miserably for two with eight/ . quarters, making justlhree of 14 shots. , "WeffiacTSome good shots in the sec OffSMk But in the tMrd quarter CC went ond half that we didn't convert ami we On diso, 110.126 or 35mm color print film (full frame, stone cold, golnglscoreless for almost a C-41 processonly). One roll per coupon, excludes n^ssed some free throws, that didn't Vise ol olher coupons. Valid at any Fox Photo dri ve-up, four-minute stretch at the outset of the help," said CC coach Bernie Holowicki, or walk-In store. -period.' Southwestern -outscored-the- whose team finished theTegularseason COVtOHMW ShamrockSyrfB-7 to take a one-point at 16-3. O* PI* IFCKPHOfTO lead heading into the final quarter. "THE TEAM played sky-high and OFFER GOOD THRU 3/12/63 JHffi PROSPECTORS held a slim we thought maybe it was.our night," he advantage through much of the fourth added. "This was a dream chance to These Convenient Area Locations To Serve Youl quarter until Tom Malone sank two play them. They feel down/ but they PLYMOUTH • Colony Park S/C PITTSFIELO TOWNSHIP - free throws with 2:53 left to make the have nothing to be ashamed of. • 882 West Ann Arbor Trail Warren & Garting • d65l Washtanaw BIRMINGHAM INKSTER REOFORO TOWNSHIP count 50-all. "We came here to win. We weren't • 363$ W. Maple • 30209 Cherry Hill • Beech-Daily 4 Grand River i The two teams followed by trading going to back off and we didn't" DEARBORtf HEIGHTS NORTHVILLE SOUTHFIEID turnovers. Southwestern bothered CC somewhat • 25604 Michigan Ave* • 300 North Center • Greenfield & Nine Mile Rds. • 6433 Telegraph fid. MILFORD Heath then fouled Southwestern cen wlth-its pressure iull-court defense In • Prospect Hill S/C ter Clarence Jones with 1:48 to play. the second half. The 6-7 Junior h|t ohe-of-two shots at '-• "The defense," said. Southwestern the line to'give his team a 51-50 advan coach Perry Watson, "that's what won k tage-; jt for us. That's always been our tot i JGOwl©©*. CC" missed two attempts near the cornerstone. 2* 4:10 mark and Southwestern regained "They dug down In. That's what's possession. The prospectors worked nice about winning the championship. the clock, only to have Joubert throw The Prospectors, the state's No. 1 Southwestern^ Antolne Joubert makes sure CC's Mike Maleske Is up an off-balance shot at the 17-second ranked Class A team, will enter tourna ^ 'FOXPHOTO* whistled for the game's final foul. mark which caromed off the glass and ment play with a 19-1 record. • fbreiVrfMO/iwnt worth o nioikry 2«L,R.W,G) O&E Monday. March 7.1983 Churchill bounces back LivonJa Churchill's basketball team this season Thursday at Cariton. bad a meeting after its loss In the West Ron Rienas (nine points) and Mark ern Lakes Activities Association Bennett (seven) l,ed the Cljief fourth- March Madness kicks off Brad Emons (WLAA) tournament semifinals to quarter comeback. Bennett finished Livonia Stevenson last Tuesday. with 2£>and Rienas had 16. "We had a good talk after that Jim Thorderson led Bentley (9-11) I've heard It before by cohorts In the from this group, but you can bet they'll Here is a rundown of every team In (with high-scoring junior Demetrious game," said Charger coach Don Albert- with 16 points. Dan Rayes collected 12 sports business about basketball in be a few surprises. our coverage area and its chances of Gore). The Spartans lost by only two son. "And the kids did what they talked and John Turner bad 11. western Wayne County. Remember 1980 when Livonia Ste advancing (In order): last week to highly regarded Detroit about." venson upended 1979 state Class A • PLYMOUTH SALEM (18-2) - DePorres. Forward Lewis Scott is What they did was start fast and nev GARDEN CITY 82 It's the "so-so Northwest Suburban champ Detroit Mackenzie in the re Coach Fred Thomann has his team starting to get some help. Joe Gregory er change gears in burying Northville, SOUTHGATE 63 League" or the "not-so-hot" Western gional? Or how about last season when ready to go. They're doing exactly what and Gary Dziekan have been improv 75-42, Thursday at Churchill. Scott McClpskey and Tom Ferrell Lakes Activities Association. Plymouth Salem took Detroit be wants. This team will do some se ing. The Chargers, normally a deliberate- combined for 44 points to lead the But you heard it first: Some teams Southwestern to the wire? rious damage. • PLYMOUTH CANTON (10-10) — style team; opened with a full-court Cougars to their 14th triumph in 2Q from this area are going to suprlse a The basketball in this area, like Rod • CATHOLIC CENTRAL (16-3) — A small team' with a lot of heart. But press and caught the Mustangs by game? Friday at home against few people in the state basketball tour ney Dangerfleld, deserves some re Hosting your own district is a big help the Chiefs haven't played well of late surprise. Craig Hunter turned North Southgate. nament. The Madness begins tonight. spect It will earn it In the next two with likes of Redford Thurston, Detroit and meet Glenn Wednesday night ville mlscues into Churchill baskets, Garden City blew it open with a 24-8 There won't be any state champions weeks. Henry Ford and Detroit Redford chal Coach Dave Van Wagoner has been scoring the first six points as the second quarter scoring spree, with Fer lenging. No weak links in the starting known to pull some suprises. Chargers raced to a 10-0 lead. By half- rell responsible for 10 of those points. lineup and good sixth man. • LIVONIA" BENTLEY (9-11) - A time, it was 35-20 and after three quar Craig Dimaya added 14 points for the • REDFORD THURSTON (18-2) — team with a front line averaging 6-feet- ters Churchill led, 55-29. winners, while Greg Graff pumped in Big obstacle Is district tourney with 6 inches that hasn't really jelled this John Merner topped the Charger as 24 for Southgate. CC. Needs fan support and a healthy season. They could, be a year away, but sault with 17 points. Hunter finished Jim Weiss. This team blew out Ecorse, had Salem on the ropes earlier this sea with 12, Steve Juodawlkis had 11 and ANN ARBOR HURON 66 basketball which beat Highland Park. A formida son and let them off. Getting past Ste John Gryzbek and and Doug Klucevek WSLD. JOHN GLENN 63 ble threat. venson is a chore. added eight apiece. Steve Ftellick led A 30-polnt fourth qiiarter wasn't pro. (winner advances to regional at Livonia Northville (10-10) with eight. STATE TOURNAMENT • LIVONIA STEVENSON (17-3) — • LIVONIA CHURCHILL (12-8) — enough to overtake host team Ann Ar BASKETBALL PAIRINGS Franklin vs. Bishop Borgess District champ). A team with size and speed that plays The Chargers drew Stevenson in the bor Huron as the Rockets dropped their according to the opposition. The Spar first round of district (tonight) after HW BISHOP GALLAGHER 66 season finale Friday to finish the regu at PLYMOUTH SALEM at LIVONIA CHURCHILL tans are a good transition team and losing to the Spartans twice already REDFORD SJ. AGATHA 58 lar campaign at 13-7. (CtaMA)- Monday, March 7 — (A) Livoni^mrchilVvs. (B) coach George Van Wagoner has-been this season. The Chargers really ha The Aggies missed the front end on a Todd Jennings' 13 points was high Monday. March 7 — (A) Plymouth Salem vs. -Livonia Stevenson, 7:30 p.m. on the tourney trail before. ven't won.a big game this season, al pair of one-and-one free throw chances for Glenn, which trailed by eight going WayD« Memorial (B), 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, March 9 — Garden City vs. Livonia • LIVONIA FRANKLIN (U-9) - though they won the Western Division late in the game and it cost them into the final quarter. Paul Grazulis WedaMday, March } — Plymouth Canton vs. Franklin. 7 p.m.; Livonia Bentley vs A-B winner, The Patriots are hot They've.won six of the WLAA. /.- Thursday at Gallagher. netted 12 and Greg Gill, Mike Baydari- Westland Joha. Glenn. 6 p.m.; Northville vs A-B 830 p.rn. * . The score was 55-50 in 4he fourth wlaDer^?fSO p.m. ~7~ * Friday, March 11 —Championship final (winner straight and got a good draw In the • BEDFORD. ST. AGATHA (7-12) an and Jeff Hawley each contributed Friday, March 11 — Championship final, 7:30 advances to the regional at Livonia Franklin vs. Churchill district. Could pull an upset if — How about Detroit Country Day in quarter when St. Agatha went to the eight. p.m. (winner advances to regional at EMU's Mil/ord District champ). they stay out of foul trouble — their the first round of the district? The Ag line twice and missed. Gallagher (15-5) Bowen Fieldhouse vs. Dearborn District champi atNOVI bench is questionable. gies have some talent in 6-foot-5 senior pulled away after that. •> MELVINDALE 47 on) (Class B) Joe White and Pat Haran each had at BISHOP BORGESS • WESTLAND JOHN GLENN (13- forward Joe White, but not enough to CLARENCEVILLE 36 Monday, March 7 — (A) Novi vs. Livonia 7) — This team blew out Dearborn • get by the swarming Yellow Jackets. 20 points for the Aggies (7-12) and Livonia Clarenceville finally started Monday, March 7 -- (A) Bedford Bishop Borgess Clarenceville (B), 7 p.m. Fordson and is capable of winning the • LIVONIA CLARENCEVILLE (5- White nabbed 13 rebounds. Dave Gru- clicking from the outside in the fourth vs. (B) Detroit Cody, 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, March 9 — Royat Oak Shrine vs. Salem district The Rockets have size 14) — The Trojans have a chance to penhoff's 14 points was high for Gal quarter as Larry Weigand and Tim Tuetday. March 8 — Detroit Mackenzie vs. Detroit Renaissance. 6 p.m.; Detroit BenedicUne lagher. Dearborn Fordson, 7:30 p.m. vs. A-B winner, 8 p m. (6-foot-8 Paul Grazulis) and a good night against host Novi (Class B dis Spencer each scored 10 points, but it " Thursday, March 10 — Detroit Chadsey vs. A-B FridayrMarcta 11 — Championship final (winner backcourt (Greg Gill and Mike Baydar- trict), but getting past Benedictine, Rer was too little too late Friday at Melvin- winner, 7:30 p.m. advances to the regional at EMU's Bo wen Field- ian). They must play smart to win. naissance or Royal Oak Shrine is a tall PLY. CANTON 59 dale. Friday, March if— Championship final. 7:30 house vs. Carleton-Alrport District champ). • GARDEN CITY (14-6) — Nobody order. LIVONIA BENTLEY 57 "p.m. (winner advances to regional at Livonia at REDFORD ST. MARY'S . Spencer finished with 16 points and -Franklin vs. Detroit Catholjc Central District (Class O should underestimate the Cougars and • REDFORD UNION (0-20) - It's The Bulldogs led by 12 with six min Weigand bagged 14. Paul Bargardi's 11 -champ). the job coach Bob Dropp has done. wait until next year for the Panthers, utes to play, but collapsed in losing to topped Melvindale. Clarenceville fin at DETROIT CATHOLIC CENTRAL Monday, March 7 — (A) Detroit Bedford St. They scrap and never quit They beat who have yet to win a gamev In an in Plymouth Canton for the third time ished the regular season at 5-14. Mary's vs. (B) Orchard Lake SL Mary's, 7:30 p.m. Stevenson early in the season. teresting sidelight to tonight's district Monday, March 7 — (A) Detroit Catholic Central " Tuesday, March 8 — Redford St Agatha vs. De vs. (B) Redford Union, 7:30 p.m. troit Country Day, 7.30 p.m. • BISHOP BORGESS (11-9) — The opener with CC, coach Bill Foley re Tuesday. March 8 — Detroit Henry Ford vs. De Wednesday, March 9 — Pontiac Catholic vs. A-B Spartans are hosting their own district turns to his old stomping grounds (he troit Redford, 7:30 p.m. winner, 7:30 p.m. for the first time, and the field is mur coached CC to the state title In 1960). INTERSTATE'S TRANSMISSION Wednesday, March 9 — Redford Thurston vs. A- Friday, March II — Championship final at 7:30 derous: Mackenzie, red-hot Fordson, Rumors have it that he will retire after B winner, 7:30 p.m. p.m. (winner advances to regional at Riverview vs. MAINTENANCE SERVICE. " Friday. March 11 — Championship final, 7:30 Detroit Lutheran West District champ). Cody (with Vernon Carr) and Chadsey tonight's game. This service helps • Change transmission prevent transmission 9 fluid LIVONIA BUILDING problems. Should you. • Adjust bands, if needed already have a prob MATERIALS CO. $8 § • Clean screen, if needed lem, we'lt diagnose it Seniors key Chargers; 12770 FARMINGTON RD. • Replace pan gasket LIVONIA, MICH. 48150 for you and recom mend just what's • Complete PHONES 937-0478 421-1170 needed. road test "HEADQUARTERS FOR BUILDING Temple spikers advance AND MODERNIZATION NEEDS" SECURITY DRYWALL DEAD BOLTS 533-2411 Six seniors went out in style Thursday as Livonia son record to 14-5 overall by winning three match ^¾.^ OOUMJ cruNotn 261-5800 Churchill'closed out its regular season Thursday es in the Michigan Athletic Association of Christian IN STOCK 34957 Prymouth Rd. 26357 GRAND RIVER with a 15-0,13-15-. 15-2 volleyball win over visiting Schools (MAACS) tournament last week. 4rt 4x10 4x12 4x14 at Wayne Serving Farmlnglon HBs, Farmington Harrison. The Crusaders met Genesee Christian for the In Uvonla South Wd, Redford 4 Uvonla Churchill, playing before a Parents Night crowd, championship Friday night at Faith Davison (re V 33S $45 finished Western Lakes play at 12-1 and 23-6-3 sults will appear in Thursday's Observer). %•'• 3.30 <« SM tM overall. In the first round, Jodi Gaynor led Temple to a OouWe CytVxJe/ Coach Mike Hughes used seniors Cindy and Ten 15-0, 15-4 triumph over Oxford Christian. Team *- 4.74 SA2 MO 8.30 UstPric* $19.95 FtttlXCI fuJ 1" throw I s Evans, Cindy Cox, Judy Braisted, Sue Trembath, mate Stacie Strague was the hero in a 15-2, 15-12 25% OFF ! 2.00 DISCOUNT WITH COUPON Beth Wesman to post Its first shutout of the year in second-round victory over Ypsilanti Cavalry. MON.-FRI. 8-5 SAT. 8-12 the first game. Wendy Ruddock and PatU Nott then propelled ji Wf'RE NATIONWIDE... SO IS OUR WARRANTY. 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Large lot & peting throughout E-Z terms' $7.(00 with requaliflcaUoa can assume ranch, nnlshed basement with fire baths, Frankel atrium ranch. New car cusjom-built 3 bedroom Brie* pUce, patio, gas grill, 2ft car garage, peting, central air, sprinklers, roman GENEVIEVE PATTERSON 2 bedrooms. 2 baths, upper level, end i car garage.Ooly $4l.iO0. Now only $457»00. a 14% rued rate long-term mortgage. 321 Homes For Sale unit 2 car attached garage, pool, flexi Ranch, sited oo * nicely Call for personal tour tod eidting de- new windows aVlandsCaplng. Simple as tub. Btooonfield Kills Schools Immedi ' landscaped, country sire toL sumption at *%. $49,990. S.35-9702 ate poscssloa Exceptional value a I CENTURY 21 ble terms. Any reasonable offer accept GREAT STARTER HOME Brick & UllS.MU449ft Livingston County ed $39,400 (28-3540 Two-way fireplace tn living- aluminum J bedroom Ranch with base $173,000. Owner 831-799« Gold House Realtors dining area, loll tiled base- ment, newer rooLfurnance, central air TEPEE NEAT ' CLEAN 3 bedroom Brick, SALEM »P. - brick ranch with alumi meet, 2 car garage. 171,900. 4 air cleaner. 144^00. 28200 7 Mile 533-7272 feoced yard. Assumable $50'«_ 478-4660 261-4700 num trtC Fireplace In 14 i 22 living Call «1-4080. Century 21 334-4452 or 531-2441 room, first floor utility, walk-out base FRUEHAUF FARMS COMFORTABLE LIVING for $«9,500 327 Duplexes For Sale ENERGY-SAVER! Well-insulated. IH VINCENT N. LEE ment New kitchen, dividable acreage. Thompson-Brown EXECUTIVE TRANSFER SALES (l-cr). 9 room, 4 bedroom, 2ft bath co In this 3 bedroom, 1 ft bath brick coloni Natural gas. $ miles W of Plymouth. DEARBORN BRICK FLAT- NearFord Story home with new furnace, btown-ln lonial offering first floor den. central al with 2 car attached garage, large insulaUoo & newer vtnyl-sash Thermo 314 Plymouth-Canton Terms. Call «pm • 9pm 437-5028 World Headquarter. Sharp, dean, long 851-4100 RED WING air. basement 2 car attached garage, fenced-in backyard, patio with gas term tenants $49,000. Terms. $10,000 Great Terms Available windows- With J bedrooms, finished An extra Urge lot surrounds this com attractive neighborhood. Birmingham BSQ. W. of 11 ft. Mile & Greenfield Rds. California style 3 bedroom brick ranch basement, 2 car garage 4C* 04E Moriday, March 7,1883 339 Loti and Acreage 353 IrKJwrrial/Warehow 400 ApartfTrenls For Rent '400 Apartments For Rent 400 Apartments For Rent 400 Apartments For Rent For Sale WHt BUILD TO SUIT - Industrial • la BERKLEY - | bedroom upper apart- iCROOKS • 14« Mile, 1 bedroom apt OARDEN CITY, OrrrBlII, I bedroom - LAKESIDE- South. CarpUaa. lo.vOO KJ-ft to 100.00» meet 1841 Waxeflek |«8 per cooota. 1 carpet, drapes, dishwasher, carport, apartment, carpet, beat, water, oo pets. TOWNHOUSE APARTMENTS soit Write P.O. Box 484, foceUIa Mb. utilities Included, adults, oo pet*: Vktx, liM, ptas security deposit Ppotiac Trail 4 Udd Rd, Walled Lake Pest Cash Offer! pros security. Inclooea gas. water A ga glSO. 64T-707T Souta Carolina 1*4(1 ' rage. Call after S MM HI - - ' . m-5461.641-1410 Spacious 14 1 bedroom, IV, baths, li *CT* WOOded Cul-de-sac tit* Dear close to schools & shopping. Private en Crubrook lath* (Sty of Bloom/teld 8R00KVIEW VILLAGE GARDEN CITY • clean t bedroom, air trance*, all otllitlea excepTelectrlc. HitU. Professiooaliy appraised at 354 Income Property BIRMINGHAM AREA CROSSWORD PUZZLER coodiliooed. stove, refrigerator, drapes, ly.vOO. By Owner. J15-MU ) bedroom, 1 bath huvy Apt avail APT8 carpeting, all uUliUeapald except elec- 624-5179 For8ale able, $47$per Mo. 1 Yr.leise. WdlyTiiauKapreJemi J74-H17 BIRMINGHAM. Build of lava I Large Please call- . (444105 Palmer Rd.-W.of Hannan LATHRUP - room witi kitchen privi- Mil» mtotlil lot, convenient NEW HUDSON 4 unit, carport, appli- Plymouth School District OARDEN CITY. Maplesrood Apart- leges, $150 per month. Small apart downtown location, la are* of many tore*, Carpeting, M growth art*. BIRMINGHAM AREA J tt { Bedroom apartment* It t Bed meots. 1 bedroom with appliances. meot, $100 per moolh. Both all utilities new homes. Owner, terms. 812-2(2) «»,000. Terms. $14,00«,,11¾% . room, )H bath tosrshooses. Each unit Heal and water Included. Ideal toe Included.55»S865; 559-155S-, 559,4891 4717640 14) bedroom luxury Apta. settlor dtlxeos. S1M741 CtARXSTON - 1H wooded acre* Is Perry Realty Best Boy lo the entire completely air wcditSooed, carpeted, small, prestige development tear Dew Birmingham area. ACROSS all appliances. WESTINOH0USE GARDEN CITY -1 bedroom, carpeting, Lake Firms Per* It utilities. $)1,900. 359 Investment Property $89TT7$0 3 Forgives Answer to Thursday 3/3 Puzzle WASHER, DRYER In each Individual drapes, appliances, air conditioning. •7M487 84M508 848-7500 1 Slender unit Large waft-in closets. Lower units heat and water. $280 per month plus se For8ale 4 Breaks sud- • . and townhoose with private patios 4 curity. 174-(116 ICE CAPADES FREE PUNS WrTH CONTRACT -BIRMINGHAM- fishes COP T|S C A R|A B E doorwalls. Ample parking. Village park To Build oo Yew Lot - Owoea'p*rUc- TAX WRITEOPP INVESTMENT Bardha Vasha Apt for Rent denly with play area. No Peta. OARDEN CITY -1 i 1 bedrooms, new TICKET ipatioo Welcome! _ Frank A. Balardl PROPERTY - 4 unit apartment build 47$ S. Adams 5 Brick-carrier H A R E|T R I OHO U N ly decorated, appliances, air and part 6¾. Co, Appt- 476-U9S ing bulll in 1*71 DeWltt ana. By owner. -644-8101- 5 Possessed ing. No pets- $170 and $100 plus securi | From $245 to $295 ty deposit CalL 411-2l4«or 464-1847 NORTH ROCHESTER 641-6648 8 Pierce IRON WINNER B1SMINCRAM 6 King of ELEMENT : IH months security deposit Outstanding Homes!tes GRAND RIVER tt LAHSER, 1 bed Coloolal Court Terrace. Large 1 and 1 12 Foretoken ANTE Pam Baker Very large, lakes, streams, hills and 358 Mortgage! & bedroom apartments and towobooses. Bashan P 0 RESIOENTMGR. 729-0900 room Apartment Carpeted, air condi woods. 711-8146 Walking distance lo downtown area. 13 Mature tioned, includes gas 4 water. $1)5_ 8115 Independence Dr. Land Contract! From $475 including carpeting and car 7 Condensed SEER Fl I T 16 to 6 Weeldays, Sat by AppL 559-517« or 511-701) port 6(6-1188 14 Wan 1715 Orchard Dr. Canton Tip Apt. »8 ABARCABtf moisture E L L E L F A GRAND RIVER* MILE AREA. 1 beo^. Cash for your existing land eontract BIRMINGHAM . 15 Require room, kitchen, dining room, bath. Main Sterling Heights ICE CAPADES Call first or last But CaU! . Newly Decorated 1 Bedroom 8 Freshet A I S A T A B DiplomatA-Embassy part of house. Newly decorated. Off Perry Realty 476J640 Carpeted - Heal Included - $$JS 17 Sea mam l street parting. Reasonable. 477-75» Please call the promo 646-6774 9 Higher N O R E Apartments TICKET BUYING LAND CONTRACTS mals TH SOUTHFIELD tion department of the Since 1911 Lanphar's Inc BIRMINGHAM. 1 bedroom, carport 10 Athena E N| T R E T Spadocs 1 aod t bedroom apartments HAWK LAKE APTS Observer & Eccentric 155-4000 air conditioned, all utilities except elec 19 Make nasty from $140. Penthouse apartment $595. WINNER tricity, convenient location. »J5«7IDO.. 11 Mrs. Truman A|P|S"E E R T AU appliances, carpeting, and Indoor WALLED LAKE between 9 a.m. and 5 645-17)1 remarks 16 Tidy ! pool cfose to shopping and X-wavs. One and two bedroom? from p.m., Tuesday, March 8, 360 Business D I S T T A U N T Open 8-5 weekdays. Sat 11-4 Michael Simpson BIRMINGHAM - 1011 Henrietta street 20 Book of 18 Stop $275, Including heat, balco 1983 to claim your two Opportunities 1 bedroom. Dishwasher, fireplace, ga ALE P R O A 64l5Shagbarx rage. Fully carpeted. Adults, oo pets. 1 maps 22 Repulse 559-2680 nies, sauna bath, exercise FREE ICE CAPADES ANN ARBOR AREA year lease $4 5*T 6477077 21 Former Rus RED S E T A room, take privileges TICKETS. Troy 23 Norse gods 624-5999 36 X 120 modern kog ken sian ruler CONVENIENCE Please call the promo nel, plus large 2 family home 24 Towel word IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY for ooe 591-2300, ext. 244 bedroom apartment Air cooditioned, tion department of the on ten acres. $150,000. 23 Toward 25 High moun- JAMESTOWN APTS. Terms. heat and hot water included. Swimming Observer & Eccentric sfTeirer pool Senior dtlxens welcome. On 7 CONGRATULATIONS! OREN NELSON REALTOR ICE CAPADES x^ tain 37 Food fish Gulf port Luxurious 1 bedroom apart Mile, W. of Telegraph. . 518-1684 between 9 a.m. and 5 1-800-462-0309 24 Possesseesses-s ' 27 Short sleep 38 Taxes 44 Had on ments from $590. Rent lo p.m., Tuesday, March 8, ci odes heat attached garage Klngsbrldge Apartments 1-449-4468 TICKET 26 Doctririrtr e 29 Reverence 40 Speechless 46 Paradise with electronic opener, all ap 1983 to claim your two pliances, sound- proofing. 45tub- 1 and t bedrooms start at $145 Luxurious FREE ICE CAPAOES BUY. SELL, TRADE & RENT PIANOS 28 Uncooked 30 Damp actors 47 Withered nouse & pool Close to shop SUPEfrLOW RENTS Smiley Bros. WINNER ping, freeways & the areas Country setting 2rrd Floor Penthouse 647 1177 31 Chi.'s State finest Golf Courses TICKETS. 35 Longs for 42 Inventor of - 49 Outfit Applianccs_.C1ub6ocse... Over 3,000 Sq. Ft. GIFT SHOP la Traverse City Airport, Open oooo-6pm dally Laura Ryan 32X)ancestep 36 Toy for a win telegraph 50-Bespatter Grand River, 1 bllt E. of Halslead Rd. 50040 Klngsbrldge Dr. 591-2300, ext. 244 exclusive. lease, unlimited potential 3 bedrooms-4 baths $)9,900 cash plus low Inventory 9403LilleyRd. 33 Both of us dy day 43 Arabian 53 Posh party u Gibraltar After6PM,caa (616)916-1485 Plymouth OPEN DAILY »477-3990 Spacious Closet Space 34 Secret agent After Hours Appointments Available 675-4233 Large breakfast room CONGRATULATIONS! LOOKING FOR PARTNER for paint 1 2 3 < 6 7 9 10 11 ing or washing bouses. 45' bocket truck 36 Military caps 5 8 Pantry available. For more details call Please call the promo Stove. Microwave 455-0778 38 Permit DEARBORN HEIGHTS WANTED • (A) Hunting acreage(10-100 tion department of the 12 ,3 ICE CAPADES Refrigerator, Dishwasher teres) mostly wooded or (B) Waterfront MAGNETIC sign making machine 4 In 39 Actor Dearborn W©st Apts. cottage oo very large lot. After Spm. ventory. EiceUeot mooey maker. Will Observer & Eccentric " Formal Dining Room 2819661 help get started $).500. After 4pm. between 9 a.m. and 5 15 1,. Ao established apartment community Library Jannings TICKET )98-011) p.m., Tuesday, March 8. to Dearborn Heights finest area. All WHITE LAX ETWP. 41 City on the apartments Include air coodlUoolog. Window Treatments - Living Oakland County J acres, wooded site, Oakland Landlords Assoclatioo 1983 to claim your two private laundry area and ose of pool WINNER beautiful for borne or Investment, 19 1 20 .Room & Master Bedroom Investment 4 tax publication present a Tiber and clobhouse. Ooe bedroom with aird paved sub 681-7425 taper seminar featuring Steve Thomas, FREE ICE CAPADES i^L wood floors from $170. or with new car 9 Mile & Providence Dr. a nationally known speaker and author TICKETS. 43 Expect 21 22 23 pet from $190. Two bedroom with hard Albert Arndt 340 Lake-River-Resort oo creative financing 4 O dowo deals. wood floors, balcoov or patio from $190 19515 Garfield Call Preview seminar. March II at Roma's 45 Is fond of •• or with new carpet from $)10. Property For Sale of Bkwcnfleld. 1105 So. Telegraph. Fee 591-2300,0X1.244 24 25 26 27 H28 29 30 Redford $5. Call 115-1816 for dinner reserva 48 Type of win Please call the promo 557-5339 DIVORCE FORCES sale. 4 bedroom tions 4 addiUooal Iniormatioa dow OPEN DAILY 9-6 MAYFLOWER HOTEL boose at LeliDd Michigan. Trout CONGRATULATIONS) 31 32 33 tion department of the stream throughout S wooded acres. UNEMPLOYED? Tire of your situa- Monthly rooms available. Maid service, Ooo* I/ so. be your own boss Work at 50 Mock 278-1550 Observer & Eccentric telephone service, color TV, privjte $45,500. Call l.SIT-«44-30SO 1 borne, $100 to $100 possible 8(8-8010 35 After hours appt available between 9 a.m. and 5 bath, and more Starting at $400 per LAXE OGEMAW. W Branch- Comroer- 51 Sea eagle 34 36 37 •38 month. Contact Creoo Smith 451-1610 ctat/resideotial. 1 bedrooms, furnished, VIDEO GAMES - MC Video looking for BLOOMFIELD INKSTER RD. p.m., Tuesday, March 8, 165' water frontage; $41.000.1 bedroom restaurant arcade or arcade for place- $2 Mountafn on NEED A BREAK FROM 80s prices meot of 15-40 games. Please contact Al 40 41 42 I block oorth of Ckerryhili 1983 to claim your two borne oo point $)1.000 )1)-4779604: W Immedia te Occupancy without giving up comfort? Spacious 1 517-671-5971. . 517-871-4588 between 9-S pm. Moo. thru Fri 477-6JM COUNTRY MANOR Crete FREE ICE CAPADES bedroom, $259, 1 bedroom. $299. in dudes deluxe carpet, major appliances, Large apartments for rent on 54 Prophet 43 44 45 46 47 Farmlngton Hills TICKETS. air, beat 4 water. Individual security 342 Lakefront Property 382 Real Estate Wanted MARCITSPECIAL system. For limited time no deposit re Woodward. N. of Hickory 55 Promontory STONERIDGE & TIMBERIDCE quired. Immediate occupancy. 1 pools, CASS LAXE Grove Road. 2 bedrooms, 2 56 Gobs 46 49^HsO APARTMENTS 591-2300, ext. 244 eserdse room. Jogging trail, driving 5 beautiful lakefront lots. William baths, carport and heat In Free Microwave Oven to oew I bed range 4 Racquet Bali Club nearby Short »55 Lakefront 681-5)15 ABSOLUTELY 57 Slave * room tenants. Close to Expressways 4 Semla bus cluded at $500. 51 53 54 Deluxe units Including carpeting, CONGRATULATIONS! lines. Daily 96>Sat, Sun. 11-4. Olympla LAKEANGELUS 335-1230 296-7602 DOWN 62 drapes, dishwasher, patios, carports. Village Will Give you a Break. 591-4815 LAKEFRONT TOP storage area within apartment CASH FOR PROPERTY 1 Ares and 55 56 STARTINOATIMO • 4 Bedroom Custom Coloolal • Regardless of Cooditioo BONNIE BROOK 57 Centrally located E. of Orchard Lake EAST OF EVERGREEN, S. of Warren. • ProfessloaaUy Landscaped Lot • All Suburban Areas Mars Rd. oo FDUOCD Rd. (exteosloo of 8 Mile t bedroom upper, carpeted, clean, stove Northwood •Large Private Lake* No Waiting-No Delays APARTMENTS 1 Rd\>, corner of Tuck Road. tt refrigerator. $150 a moots plus se Custom cherry cabinetry, built-in appli ASK FOR JACK K • MANAGER curity. Adults. 511-0878 ances, I fireplaces, sua room overlook 1 BEDROOM S295 2 So be it! ing like plus many extras. 1195,000. 10)7» Tlfnberidge Circle, Apt 101 FARM1NCTON - excellent quiet loca Apartments 255-0037 2 BEDROOM $340 Call anytime 478-148* tloo. Lovely 1 bedroom apartment Air, CINCORE GROUP carpeting, drapes, appliances 4 beat in- 11 Mile-Woodward 656-1910 INCLUDES HEAT doded. $160 per moolh. Call •—1 & 2 Bedrooms RITE- •WAY Carpeting, Air Conditioning 400 Apartments For Rent 400 Apartments For Rent 400 Apartments For Rent after 5pm 661-1977 LAKE ORION. 4 bedroom, Keatlngtoo FARMINGT0N • Carpeting Coloolal. take privileges, professiooaliy CASH TODAY Swimming Pool CANTERBURY FARMINGTON KILLS - Mulrwood. Sub • Air Conditioning CANTON GARDENS CLAtfKSTON AREA lease from 1k 7 thru 6-10, oegotiaWe decorated Inside & out «H% assign OR DISCOUNT FOR SR CITIZENS 14 1 BEDROOM APARTMENTS • Range able. Immaculate. $91,000 )91-1741 GUARANTEED SALE Furnished apartments available (JoyRd. 1 blk. E of 1-175) Immediate occupancy, teat Jneloded 1 It 1 bedroom apartments and town- -LIVONIA rent Including heat 1 bedrooms. Also U In Forclosure Carpeted, ilr conditioning, swimming bouses. Some with basements. Washer Luxury apartments. Dishwasher, secur 861-4804 461-1570 • Refrigerator ON LAtXESHORE DRIVE $300. Discount Or Need Of Repair pool Carport available Extra storage & dryer book-up Appliances Air condi ity, intercom, soundproof, pool club- LASHER NEAR Grand River Ooe 4 • Swimming Pool Laktport area. Modern 1 bedroom, fire 19800 Telegraph, next to Oo 1 Bedroom Only Furnishea units available. tioned Clubhooie A beautifully bouse. Sorry, no pets. Adult community. place, glassed in porch, baseboard bot two bedroom, carpeting, appliances, Bonnie Brook GoJf Club Spacious 2-1 bedroom TcwaWses with landscaped country setting 1 4 J Bedrooms Available drapes, fenced parting, from $260. No • Heat Included water beat finished basement 60" steel private entrance. Featuring all appli ' HEAT INCLUDED seawall $79,500. Terms. 261-5921 Located al »00 E. Blvd At BAVARIA ON THE WATER pets. Leave message. 616-4196 Office Hourt: ances, central air. IV* baths, cable Tv North Woodward V, Mile N of 1-75 oo Dixie Hwy. Merrlmao Rd. (Orchard Lake Rd) 541-3332 10AM-6PM WEEKDAYS available Gas beat Included. Pool 4 Office hours; 1-5PM, Moa-Sat; Sua tt Just ooe block S. of 8 Mile Rd FIVE MILE Telegraph - Ideal for 1 or 1 LAHSER - Grand River. Premier OSCODA - Van Ettan Lake front borne, Castelli Clubhouse Some with NEW carpeting MERRIMAN PARK APTS winterited;! bedrooms, 1^ ear garage, 10AM-4PM SAT, IIAM-1PM SUN )14-8900 Eve. by sppointment only. 615-8407 people. $190 month plus all utilities and Apartments. Nice I bedroom. $255 aluminum siding 484-9287 525-7900 From $145. rooothly. OPEN 7 DAYS The Most Beautiful security deposit Near bus line. 476-7591 month includes beat appliances, air. VEGETABLE CARDENER wants to 538-2530 455-7440 . Garden Apartments in Mieoina.' garbage disposal carpeting. 5)7-0014 rent Urge garden, water desirable, will FIREPLACES-OAK FLOORS GARDEN CITY AREA PINE LAKE HOME paytlOO. 477-1098 CLAWSON NEAR CROOKS RD. FERNDALE. 1 bedrooms, carpeted, CANTON Country atmosphere, utilities Royal Oak/Clawsoo/Troy. 0. 1, 1XU 1 FERNDALE • 1 rooms, first noor. new Spadoas ooe bedroom apartmeot $165 LAHSER 7 MILE area. Spadoas ooe 8 yrs. old, by owner Spacious 1 bedroom ipartmeot Air. ap stove, refrigerator, central air. Close to furnished, nice one bedroom apartment plus loft 4 1 bedrooms. Moderate rents ly decorated. Air. Close lo transporta monthly. Carpet decorated 4 central bedroom, carpeting, appliance!, 8123114 pliances, carpeted. $580. Heat tt water. shopping, oo Semla line, available Im $160 moolhly. $150 security. Include beat Pets? Ask. tion 4 shopping.. I''Ideal •fo r olde-•• r person. air. Heal Included. dishwasher, laundry roonv air coodi- Ask about free rent 280-1861 mediately 51)-5190 718-1750 or 711-1610 AMBER COLONIES 549 40(1 1 year lease. $1)5. After 1pm 644-1641 Uooed. No pets Parking. 155-495) Private All Sports Lake 400 Apartments For Rent Cardeo City Terrace 415-1814 (70-bol Frontage oo WatkJns Lake Abandoo Your Hunt Completely updated cedar 4 bedroom, 2 TENANTS tt LANDLORDS bath, family room with fireplace, den, "Rent By Referral" Florida room, wrayarocDd deck and Cuaraateed Service walkout lower level Excellent view of Share Listings 841-181» the lake. Call for details of all types of financing available incloding laid coo- tract and VA $98,500. A Beautiful Wooded Setting At Century 21 Willow Tree VINCENT N LEE EXECUTIVE TRANSFER SALES 851-4100 IN SOUTHFIELD Contemporary buildings with elegant WATKINS LAKEFRONT • private all atrium entrances complete with *>:«&$• sports lake J bedrooms, large year ELEVATOR service & TV security •roand porch, modem kitchen, quality I bedroom apta. featuring frost-free re .«;«•. mm home many extras. $9).000 871-9281 frigerators, dishwashers, self cleaning mm-¾¾,¾ >m*i ovens, private balconies tt patios. Insu S lated windows, spadoas linen 4 storage '«KSS$ 348 Cemetery Lota closets, pool tt club room. Carports are available. Priced from 1190 ONE Top seal Vault Oakland Hills Ask about oar 'split'* 1 bedroom apts. HW* Cemetery $215. 741-4019 Conveniently located at 11168 Civic WHITE CHAPEL Center Dr. 1 block W. of Uhser In Single lot near Polar Bear. $500 South/ield or call tvte Call Fred Bigelow. 848-1104 354-2199 tttvttvt] AREA WESTLAND. Margo Capri. 28408 Warren near Middlebelt Spa- clods ooe bedroom apartment beat ap 351 Bus. & Professional pliances, OobosliDe- 422-5)90 444-604) Blags, for Sale AXTELL ROAD APTS. PRICED REDUCED --HEAT INCLUDED 11.000 soft Livonia Office building. Also has 7100 sq/t storage/warehouse Ooe and 1 Bedroom Apartments from facility. Owner says Bring All Offers.' $)70. Balcooles, Carpeting, Carports, Air CoodHWolag. Swimming Pool; Club Call Sandra Lyons Letasz house. No Pet*. REAL ESTATE ONE Close to 50000102, I Block NoNortr h of COMMERCIAL, INC. Maple, I Block E of Coolidge, near 353-4400 Somerset Mall FOR APPOINTMENT 352 Commercial / Retail Contact Manager Bonnie Miller HISTORIC FRANKLIN TROY 643-9109 Retail or Office Building FOR RENT - Duplex apartment Just send your name and address. Including Watch your hometown newspaper's your zip code, on a post card addressed to: Classified section where winners' names will ICE CAPAOE* appear. If your name 4s printed oall S91-230O. WfJV TWO TICKETS extension 244 and claim your tickets. The Observer & Eccentric Newspapers 36261 Schoolcraft Road Monday winners must call by 6 p.m. Tuesday. Livonia. Michigan 461SO Thursday winners by 6 p.m. Friday. Tlokets TO THE ICE CAPADES We'll pick names for winners from the entries will be mailed to winners In advance of the we receive. The Ice Cepades will appear at show ' ' *# £*«•*- JWI«»*«a&lm JLT Only... Joe Lewis Arena • 400 Apartment* For Rant 400 Apartment* For Rent 400 Apartment* For Rent 400 Apartment! For Rent 400 Apartments For Rent 400 Apartments For Rent, 400 Apartments For Rent 400 Apartments For Rent 400 Apartments For Rent WESTLAND - (Veooy t GlemrcodV ( PLYMOUTH • I bedroom aoacloo*, TANOLEWOOO APT, SOUTHFIELD TELEGRAPH - 1 Mile Area - I bed WAYNE APARTMENTS. WESTLAND, paneled 1 bedroom apart ROY*4< OAK, 11» Bater. UU block to OAKLAND MALL bedroom onfurnljoed apt touoediatatan> ' Big I bedroom Apt, spprox. 85» So, Ft, ment Ford Rd • Newbtft-gb Rd trt*. WESTLAND occttpiocy. low lecvUy. MIS mo. clean, appliance* provided children U room. Appliances, hea,t & water 13101 Michigan ave Ooe bedroobVcar- Woodwart-lt MiJt Dehue'l bedroom APARTMENTS " no. pets wekoma, 116$ pros security L util Inclodes carpeting, drapes, central air. locloded.No pet*-1*>» ptus security peted alrconditlocdng, parting. Adults. Carpeting, appliances, and utllties. IJS0 aparlnieot, heated, 'carpeted, appli FOREST LANE H4-42M ities. Call <7I«»» or UMttt appliances, waU-ln storage area, hot deposit. iU-an tl» per month. &m010 phddeposlt 4S5-S7JJ ance* reserved parainf Caretaler, water. Carcort available. HMII) Apt 161, Upot,call M7-34I0 APARTMENTS ONE a TWO BEDROOMS PLYMOUTH PLYMOUTH - «7» Starkweather, 1 bed WAYNE AREA 6200 North Wayne Rd. Brougham Manor Acta. I bedroom room, refrigerator, store, IIW mo. plus THE GLENS 1 & 1 BEDROOM, ttti L ljt» from $295 1110- t bedrooms »3U Yean kaae. lecurity deposit For appt ciU JJ4-0M* NEAT AS A PIN Heal & water incloded 455-U15 WESTLAND HEAT INCLUDED. Carpeting alli INCLUDES HEAT ROCHESTER • Studio aparfmeet, pri . THREE OAKS ICE CAPADES ances, swiramlig pool, 1 car parting. CARPETING vate, (julel apartment for single occu SPECIAL REBATE Close to Westland SboppiDj Center. pancy. Oelua features throughout in Troys newest luxury Live to lovely wooded area near down Walk to Hudsons 728-4600 AIR CONDITIONING eactUeot location. $1M. M1-7WJ TICKET 6843 Wayne Rd. SWIMMING POOL Plymouth apartment community. town Brighton. Easy access to »4 and On our 1 bedroom apartments located ROYAL OAK AREA 11 Efficiency I & Ibedroom units with in immaculate surroundings in Wayne, 1 bedroom apartments. Newly decorat . CABLE T.V. Attractive I bedroom apartment, J WO FEATURING: spacious rooms, private balconies, fully Ml. 1 bedroom apartments also avail WINNER ed, partlflg. air, pool WESTLAND House monthly. Spadoos 1 bedrom apartment carceted appliances, pool, smoke de- able. Features: HEAT PAID, Central HEATINCLUDED Close to 1-75 expressway ISJO rooothly.Carpeted , decorated, air $50 Security Deposit air. fully equipped «7 color coordinated Cable available. Senlora welcome HAMPTON COURT coodltlooed. STARTOiG A OS: PER MONTH kitchen, shag carpets It carport New Ann Barawsk! FROM $«s. NO ENTRANCE FEES and Just blocks from Oak Apts. Wagoo Wheel Apartroenta, SU-SJ7I 1 bedroom. I' bedroom with den and 1 BRIGHTON cable book-on available. From }1M- 7771 Carrousel 721-6468 A FEW OP THOSE SPACIOUS land Mall Shopping Center. bedroom apartmeo Is. UM727 Call Moo-JJri, ll-5pm. Sat. 14pm Westland 1 AND t BEDROOM APTS. AH appliances. 1 MONTH FREE RENT AVAILABLE FOR Adult Community ROYAL OAK Carports. LWMEDIATE OCCUPANCY 365 East Edmund St.. just Community building, swimming pool. WAYNE FOREST Please call the promo 1 bedroom tmlLs on]; CALL FOR APPOINTMENT East of John R and South of ROCHESTER TERRACES tennis courts. HEAT INCLUDED 326-7800 tion department of the 14 Mile Rd. In Madison Special Offer Ju8t,1 mile from I-75. Beauti Rural setting. RED WING PONTRAIL APTS • 729-4020 ful newty carpeted 2 bed WEST BLOOMFIELD area Completely Observer 4 Eccentric In Soutl Ljroo oo Poctiac Trail Heights. $175 Mo. For 90 Days Si Mile E. of Crooks on Wattles at MS bet*eeolO&ll WRds. Utt N CHRISTINE renovated studio apartment New car Ford Rd. I block E. ol Wayne With 1 Yr. Lease room townhouse. Full base OPEN: Mon. thru Fri., 10-6 TICKET peting & blinds tlii per month between 9 a.m. and "5 1 BEDROOM FROM $H0 . PHONE 588-5558 ment, $390 month l«4-t8tl p.m., Tuesday, March 8, for Senior Citizens WESTLAND lovely I bedroom. Idea] lo 1 & 2 Bedroom Apts. Saturday: 10-4 CaMe TV available cation, free utilities except electric. 9AM-5PM Mon. thru Fri. City of Plymouth .WINNER 1983 to claim your two Air. drapes. ttlO. No aecority deposit U PHONE: 362-4088 EXTRAORDINARY 437-3303 you qualify. Of/ice hours »-S 711-«»» 10AM-4PMSat.&Sun. Central Downtown Area 547-2872 275-4364 Marcel Leahu PREE ICE CAPADES No Pets ROYALOAK HfGH RISE 1257 Cavalier SPACIOUS 1 & 1 Bedroom Apts. TICKETS. 1 bedroom, CooUdge Highway. Heat LUXURY APARTMENTS Carpet Patio. Air, Pool. Heat locloded 400 Apartments For Rent water 6 appliances ioctoded flSV No Canlon I BEDROOM - |J« RED WING pets. 559 JMJ All Adult Community t BEDROOM-«» 591-2300, ext 24*" 453-6050 • Butcher Block Cabinets Please call the promo Check out our (rce rent special ROYAL OAK • Kitchen Pantry WESTLAND AREA TICKET PLYMOUTH 1-J BEDROOM DEN APARTMENTS • Covered Parking tion department of the EAST POINTE Spacious, carpeted beat Included, pool, • WaU-in Cksets BLUE GARDEN APTS. CONGRATULATIONS! WINNER MANOR APTS Adults, no pels.' 3J1-J5SO • Pool, Sauna Exercise Room Observer & "Eccentric Cherry Hill Nea/ Merrlman TOWNHOUSES • Hut Included between 9 a.m. and 5 729-2242 SPECIAL OFFER- • Excellent Maintenance p.m., Tuesday, March 8, FRASER, Ml. ^, Nick Cook S175MO.FOR90DAYS WESTLAND AREA • Community Building 1983 to claim your two 14½ MILE-GROESBECK 7464 Carrousel WITH 1 YR. LEASE Spa clou*. 1 bedroom apartment, 1)(5 E of SOMERSET MALL, W. OP 1-7» 400 Apartmente For Rent Weslland monthly. Attractive X bedroom apart- across the street from "Top of Troy' FREE RED WING TICK 1-2-3 BEDROOM APARTMENTS I if I bedroom apU. meot 1315 Carpeted decorated L In a OPEN MON. THRU FRI. f-l. SAT 10-3 ETS Please cajl the promo City of Plymouth lovely area. Heat Included Reduced se FREE CABLE TV tion department of the curity deposit 362^0320 Central Downtown Area • STOVE • CARPETING Observer & Eccentric No Pets Country Court 591-2300, exl. 244 • REFRIGERATOR > PRIVATE ENTRANCE between 9 a.m. and 5 455-3880 The CHARLES • HEAT -LAUNDRY FACILITIES PLYMOUTH • I and J bedroom. Plym Apartments p.m.. Tuesday, March 8, outh Rd L Holbrook. Stove, refrigera • HOT WATER - PLAYGROUND 1983 to claim your two tor, carpeting, drapes, air coodiUoaing. 721-0500 " Village "CONGRATULATIONS Single ilory unit Available Immediate SCHOOCRAFT - OUTER DR AREA. CHILDREN WELCOME FREE RED WING TICK ly. »175 and mo. plus utilities. Off !-»*, m Wk. from busline service. ETS After SPM. 4SJ-S194 Spadoos studio 4 I bedroom apt Fully Green HAMLET OFFICE OPEN carpeted kitchen appliances, drapes, WALK TO HUDSON'S WESTLAND DAILY, SAT. AND SUN. ftrVERDALE PARK APARTMENTS heat & water, TV monitored security Large I bedroom, very nice. Carpet 1 & 2 Bedrooms 591-2300, ext. 244 I MOO Telegraph (( Mile area). Carpet systems. 1100«. IJ JO. mo. > 5S1-41W TROY drapes, air, etc. >270 plus security. No 1 ed I bedroom apartments. Appliances. pets. J5281 Lewis or call 7JJJ17* from $305 ^ '^^'^ 792-0116 air conditioning L ample parking Village Green Management Co Prom IMJ a month. Rent bclades heat SENIOR CITIZENS • Carporcs • Security Intercom Call Moo. Thru Sat »aro-5pm, SJ4-079S We are now taking applications for fu 400 Apartmente For Rent • Central air, water • Ample closet space CONGRATULATIONS ture rentals M those who qualify for ROCHESTER MANOR low income units. Apply in person: Can • Kitchen appliances* Balconies & Patios ton Commons Apartmects, Haggerty • Dish»*$b 6C* 046 Monday, March 7,1983 ^- 400 Apartments For Rent 404 House* For Rent W Houses For Rent 407 Mobllo Hornet 412 Townhouses-Condos 414-Florida Rentals 432 C$)rtrliercW/Retell£ 436 Off lee / Business 416 Halls For Rent : WESTLANDAREA > CANTON, 1 bedroom N leyet wltUH LIVONIA .- Fof R«nt For Rent 8p«C«: rV'W'...- / Spadou* 1 tod I bedroom iMrUneeli' baftsbath*.. 1 caear'(ara^r garagee , spotless--*•—. $(0-—0 *•--per $ bedroom brick ranch, lirini room, VENICE • 1 bedrooms. } baths, bay ST. SARJOS HALL-DEARBORN - DRAYTON PLAINS/Wtterford M7$ from $29$ monthly. Carpeted, decorat month^1 , $W0»ecur" irltyTCail l after JoS Utcbea. 'foil basement, central air. FARMINCTON HILLS AREA . PLYMOUTH CONDO- Two badroom, view, pool, 1$ bole golf, tennis, fully Elegant banquet room available for all DUt« Higiway. 12V 'root (* deep, .:. EXECUTIVE SUITE ed t la a Vntij area. Heat Included. Near schools, H W per month. 47« »71 } or 1 bedroom roobUe borne*, stove rod unit close u> stores and restaurant*. • M. April A May. $100. peroccasion* . Spring'4 summer opealeg*. plate glass froot Largo loading, deck b Prestigious Farmlegtoo Hill* locaUon. Reduced security deposit' tiwm and refrlietator Included tsi Mo. pin* Freshly painted fcpapered , new kitcben1 For InformaUop c^U Al Say/rs/jMiTl rear; 200 car parking space. Good for CANTON -X bedroom colonial, familr manufacturing, dlspU/ tale* Wfl«t Of fer* aecrtlariU service, persooaliied Country VUb<« Apirtroeftt*. $24-12(0 LIVONU • 1 bedroom, XV, baths, brick seCTirlty.Wl. .. ; 4?_4-«lll counter tops. $(000/maintenance fee telephone answering, mail »ervlce, VPS room, living: room, IK baths, X ear at- Ranch, family room, fireplace, 1st floor Include* heat and water. $)>.»00. P4« -, .V: ..WESTCOAST..\ '•'-•- any type busine**'. : -;-•>- :|$»4$7» tacbed garage,: appliance*'Included laundry. Re-decorated i car attached RENT WITH OPTION . I4S0. to take Enjoy waterfront or golf coarse living. 418 Mobile Homes k other wurta (services, free parking, 15» moolb-faD after $PM $11-2990 garage, Immediate Occupancy. One over new I«i7»MeWe Home* with fire Koines, HomeSite* k coodomlnluirjs for NORTHVILLE • FOR SALE/LEASE much--"more- Furnlsbed/uafgtnijbed - TOWNHOUSE UVTNO $10,000 oW : »oa« available. Monthly occupancy fee 402 Furnished Apt* year kase. First and last mooth * rent, place. In c