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M Volume 24 Number69 , Monday, February 10,1989 Westland, Michigan 50 Pages. ity-five cents 1 "?''• - ^ ' ••'^•J-^^JVA'/^M wMweuiv; .ik:^:!av«iAld3BAijw*i»iSt ^fflWgWfftSKWil i.;-i OOS9Sut^I^b4J^Com(m^^latlo^4Corfo^Ho^AJaRI$huR<^rvod. '. Ordinance takes aim at BB guns ' i
By Tedd 8chnelder The proposed ordinances were In Violation of the ordinance would Frayer said occasionally someone The law would make an exception staff writer troduced to the Westland City Coun be a misdemeanor punishable by a will go on a car window shooting for alarms activated by severe cil last week. The council will study fine of not more than $500 and/or 90 spree with a pellet or BB gun, or weather or other technical malfunc A pair of proposed city ordinances them before voting later this month. days In jail. youths will sometimes use the guns tions and alarm tests where police or would help police officers and fire The pellet gun ordinance would to threaten others as they drive by. fire officials have been previously fighters cope with "nuisance" make It illegal to "draw, exhibit or "I DON? think (pellet guns are) a He said passage of the ordinance notified. crimes often committed by youths. brandish" any facsimile firearm in major problem in Westland," said -would "give officers some teeth" to In addition to the possible f500 fine and faces }> The first proposal — labeled ordi "a threatening, rude or hostile man Kenneth Mehl, council president. go after people who use the weapons and Jail sentence, yiolatbrt of the nance 109J — would prohibit the use ner with the intent to frighten, "But this will give us a way to deal recklessly. false alarm ordinance may be re and restrict the possession of pellet harass, vex or annoy another per with these kinds of incidents when The law would also allow the city quired to pay the city $50 for each - WESTLAND'S finest are;, guns and other facsimile firearms. son." Transporting an uncased fac they do come up." to confiscate the weapons and sell false alarm in excess of two record cruising the cjty streets In :i^:. simile firearm in.any motor vehicle Police are seeing an increasing them at an auction. ed over a one-year period. splendor these toys,"':•--,-. ; A second ordinance, 5-A-l, defines would also be prohibited. number of authentic looking facsimi The second proposed ordinance We're, talking about those' and regulates false police and fire The ordinance would apply to pel le firearms In the community, said defines false alarms as any occasion Frayer said police officers are re spiffy new decaU on the city's alarms and sets penalties for anyone let guns, BB guns, starter pistols, air Westland police executive Lt. Mi that an alarm system is activated quired to fill out a written, report af police cart. The white patrol cars convicted of turning In a false rifles, slingshots, bows and arrows chael Frayer. "They do tend to scare and those responding find no evl- ter responding to any alarm, includ now sport three nifty blue stripes alarm. and similar weapons. people," he said. dence'of a~f Ire or of Illegal entry. ing false ones. and a smaller, red, white and blue city emblem, identical to the one jfound on the city calendar and other promotional Hems. 'The decals replace the clunky, Co-worker is Indistinguishable city seals which adorn nx>rt«b«rban police^ .•vehicles,-";- ;;-;::';•-.,-. SPEAKING dF new charged with additions at the police department, the Century 21 people may have to open a branch office adjacent to the station to handle the real estate traffic -14 shooting being generated coortesy of the state drug forfeiture law. The department stands to gain By Tedd Schneider A plea of not guilty was entered about $20,000 from the ule of a staff writer for Smith and he was ordered to the house at $6011 Glen. The noose Washtenaw County Jail in lieu of a bad been seiied by the Wayne A Westland man was shot while $250,000 bond. County Sheriff s Department last driving on the M-14 freeway as he A preliminary exam has been, drove home from work Wednesday scheduled for 9 a.m. Wednesday, fall on the grounds that its night, according to police. A co owners Were engaged in a .: Feb. 22, before 14th District Judge worker has been charged in the at Thomas Shea. continuous pattern of illegal drug tack. activityoo the premise?; - THREE BULLETS were fired at Ttewee^laad police ,, Kenneth Locke, 29, was sbotonce the victim's car, a 1989 Pontlac, in the left shoulder, Westland police shortly after 11 p,m. as, it traveled department paid 17,4*0.61 for the ; property at auction before it was said. "V * ' ' eastbound on M-14 at Ford Road in tiiroed over to the federal After driving to the Westland po Superior Township, said Sgt. William government, o lice station, Locke was taken by an Darnell of the Michigan State Police, the US. Marshal's of flee has; EMS crew to Westland Medical Cen Ypsllantlpost. received an offer of 129,500 for . ter where he was treated and re Locke, apparently only grazed by the property. Proceeds from the leased. the bullet, continued to the Westland sale will be split between the U.S.l Steven D. Smith, 21, of Belleville, police station. /and Westland, with the city Locke's co-worker at-Johnson Con "When he came into the station, he receiving 90 percent* : trols Inc., Whltmore Lake, was ar told the officer at the desk that he By law, any profit from the rested by state police Thursday. thought he was shot while driving on sale must be used for the police Smith was arralped Friday after the freeway," said Westland police department's drug enforcement noon by magistrate George Parker, Executive Lt. Michael Frayer. ?/ : 14th District Court, Superior Town ^effort;/ :; ^,;X.••\ -'i- VV ship, on one count of assault with in When the victim took off his jack- tent to commit murder. SURPLUS FOOD Please turn to Page 2 distribution for this month has been scheduled for Thursday, Eeb.nandErtday.Feb.lUtthe Dorsey Community Center, Man f#es shots DorseyeastofVenoy. : Butter, flouran d milk will be given; Residents of Norwayne and Olenwood Gardens may pick up at son in home their packages 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Thursday, A family reunion nearly became a drank a total of 14 beers between Distribution for other residents tragedy early Thursday when a 45- them. will be 10 a.m.-* p.m. Friday. year-old Westland man fired a The son reported that his father Senior cltlnm living in handgun at his 23-year-old son, home challenged him to an arm wrestling Westgate Towers, Greenwood. from duty with the Marines. match at the kitchen table and the Villa or Taylor Towers should Nobody was Injured in the incident two fought to a draw. The results of ART EMANUEce/»taB photograph** check with building managers for at- the home on the S0800 block of the match apparently upset bis fa day and time of distribution. , Cherry .Hill, police said. ther, the son said. Maureen Wilton gets a congratulatory hug from her mom, Kathy, after winning the annual For further Information, call • The father was arrested, but the The father left the room and re Earte Chorbaglan Spelling Bee. the Dorsey Center hotline, »93* son decided not to file charges In the turned carrying a loaded, .38-caliber matter, said Detective Sgt John semiautomatic handgun, the son told •Wv ."•'•'-' Reddy. "The father has agreed to police. THE HELEN Brown seek counseling," Reddy said. His father kept shouting, "You're Historical Moeeum has joined the Police said they confiscated eight not my son," and he. threatened to video age. weapons, including several shoot him. several times, A 11^200 package of video handguns; from the man's home, The police were told by the son equipment for the mneeuro has Police were called to the home at that the father punched him in the been approved by tfce Weetland 2:40 a.m. by the man's wife, stomach several times. He said his City CoundL The toadswil l come The son told police he had re father also hit him in the face with Adams eighth grader from prevkMely approved cable turned home Wednesday afternoon the gun. , grant money. after serving 2¼ years with the Ma The father fired one shot with the By Tedd Schneider The ww mm, W\ N Wayne rines overseas. gun, missing his son's head by sever staff writer Road, wUl ose the porUbto al feet, police said. The bullet went equipment to provide visitors POLICE QUOTED the son as say through a kitchen window on the ' Nine letters — forming the word with progremmtag that outlines ing he and his father bad dinner and west side of the house, police said. "numerical" - were all that stood the history of Weatiaad/Naokin between Maureen Wilson and the Townetip and to take the Wayne-Westland school district's mdaeam "on the reed" to local Earte Chorbaglan Spelling Bee civic orgatdaatfeM. championship Wednesday. what's inside .. The Adams Junior High School ST. THEODORE eighth grader rattled them off with Catholic Cftarefa wffl a*a»«nt The the confidence of a winner. And a Mystery of the Heiy Maea," 7. JO Classifieds. . . . . C.E.F CLASSIFIEDS spontaneous burst of applause ro. 8eaday at the ehirch, 1200 Auto ...... C,F from the crowd wedged Into the S. Wayne Road .—• ClaaaWtod make* good school's media center told Maureen , Tte 17th Ceatary mystery, —- Index- . . . —-7-.9E -, everything she needed to know.' Real estate . . . . . E dollars and eonae. Get the written by Spua* pteywright A smile creased the new champi Employment. . . . E.F most for your monty-buy ART EMANUf LE/«4«n p+HHogrtph* Calderon de U Beret, will be oreollclaaelfied, \ on's face. performed by a Weet German Creative living . . . . .1E The tension and excitement — And then there were two.. . . Eventual wlnntf Maureen Wilton theater troape. Crossword...... 2E 501-0000 building for 42 minutes as the 27 Admission la a It per person or Entertainment. . . . ,6D (left) and Carrie Stoyack were th* only one* Mt after 26 other UseYour MisterCard or Vfea contestants went through 11 rounds M per family doaetton- Sporta...... 1C of increasingly difficult words — spelling baa contestant* had got* down. Forinformatioa, call the Street scene...... 1D eased suddenly. church, 415-711« er ft»-7Ma. Taste ...»1B The distrlctwldo spelling bee, part of a state competition co-spon runner-up Carrie Stoyak, a sixth IF THE STUDENTS were ner* voue, they didn't show It in the Ntwellne . . .591-2300 sored by Lawrence Technological grader at Elliot Elementary GLENN HAMJON of the University and the Detroit News, School, hit the final round, building practice rovnd at aU bat one or two .591-2312 Detroit Red W*g* wtB be at 8porUI(ne. . . packs about as much pressure into champions from 20 other elemen correctly spelled tbelr words. Westland Ceatart oaatral epert Circulation . . .691-0500 one morning as most students and tary schools, three junior highs, and Five contestants went down In ft-7 p.m. Teeaaay ht atg«, Classified. . , .691*0900 tbelr parents can stand. two private ichoois had gone to sutographs. By the time Maureen and their seats,; Pilau turn to Page tk
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K7 < i^wr O&E Monday, February 13.1989 Ford center, programs on display i Tbe W«yP*-Weftlan • V.;: -^1¾ v.\; ^.--^-..-,-.'V • /v the publication said. - . w. Albright's family" to act as a buffer Marie Pleuss, an assistant principal, ftaldther e will •\',"The competencies include keyboarding,.business charged with murdering his wife and Tyburskrs daughters are banned. stowing. her tri a freezer 'for.; three Photographers taking still pictures between Craig and the case:, '• , be refreshments and door prizes. Student demonstra mathand calculating,' computer literacy, telephone "Foremost in his (Albright's) mind tions In classfoorns' are. scheduled for parents and .skills, business communications, and job applications/ years — won some court restrictions •will be restricted to. certain* areas : is that Mr. Tyburskl get a fair trial," adults to seethe said. •'•( .'. v '•'.. -ii,: ;, : •:'•• ' 'i'-j resumes." - :7/:. ,'; '•:/-.:.:>.>'/• Friday after claiming policejind the and will be Instructed about limiting IN THE automated manufacturing technologies cur media misrepresented her client. noise and other distractions. VendittelU said.'"Regardless of The center, opened nearly 10 years ago, has new whether Mr.- Albright is Involved or equipment ordered.. It; will be paid with funds from a riculum, students wJU take classes in the new CAM Tyburskl told Canton police fol "We won't.have a repetition of (computer:assisted manufacturing) and CAD (comput lowing his arrest last month that he what happened at the arraignment," not, a life Is lost." v f llD.mijllon bond,proposal approved by voters a year Albright has remained friends : ; ; v : ; said Garber, who asked a photogra •i|50'-..' /- --' :'.-};i--"'"' '•':••-' "-:' :'--' y, •': .••'. .-. .'V-- '.*•• ••' er assisted designing). ...''*-' beat his wife, Dorothy Tyburskl, dur The centers administration said it will have state-* ing an argument in the fall of 1985 • pher to leave, the courtroom Friday with Tyburskl's daughter, VendittelU ' Two new educational "clusters" planned for next fall said. •'".-.- . ; are. business technologies and automated manufactur of-fhe-art equipment and training materials available concerning her'claims.of an affair during the.hearing-0» the motion. for students. : .-.__. with' Jtheir^ daughter's boyfriend, The photographer, who was loading Police denied Stanyer's allega ing technologies, Pleuss said, in an effort to make stu* tions thaVthey purposely made nega denTa^'mote employable In the 1990s and better pre Subjects to be covered will be metals forming, gen"; Westland" resident: Craig Albright, and winding his camera, was dis pare them technologically,''; eralmachlnlng of metals, hydraulics, pneumatics', ro now 21. """•-'"''••' tracting to the court reporter. tive remarks against Tyburskl and AS AN example, she said, business may take any of botics, and applied math., Garber compared the numbers of withheld negative information about the business curriculum cluster, such as accounting/ "When enrolled in a major area of study," the center IN A MOTION heard in 35th Dis journalists who packed the 35th Dis Dorothy Tyburskl. computing, data processing, office/word processing, administration said, "students will be scheduled Into • trict Court Friday, Detroit attorney trict Court In Plymouth during He is being held in the Wayne County jail. and typesettiiig/electronlc publishing. ; cither related manufacturing areas on a rotating ba CarolM. Stanyer was granted a re Tyburskl's arraignment last month Under the "cluster^ concept,"students will be sis." quest by Judge James Garber to trained In a variety of real-world situations to provide The center said the concept Is meant to broaden the keep private the file containing spec a wider range of skills found in business — now and In students' awareness of the overall manufacturing tech ifics about Tyburskl's competency the^future,^ according a new.booklet describing the nology area. exam. Tyburskl was deemed compe program.: y-.:.:¾>; ^:.'./:- -\ "The overall program will prepare our students for tent to stand trial last week. Co-worker charged "The student will seiect a major program area and the 21st century by making them more aware of the The motion also restrained police will have the option to explore other areas of the clus manufacturing field and specific job skills required for and attorneys from releasing certain Continued from Page 1 aimed a gun at him and began firing. ter: For example, If a student signs up for accounting/ employment In a wide array of technical skills." information about the case to the Police said the man apparently press. * et there was blood and an apparent followed Locke for a mile or two on "Jt^siiind of like trying to put the bullet wound In his shoulder, Frayer the freeway before pulUng alongside toothpaste back In the tube," Garber said. and shooting at him. lies said afterwards. PoUce said the wound was caused The Incident was the latest in a District crowns Garber denied a request to close by an undetermined high-caliber rash of freeway violence In the De- f ©ba*rit*r the courtroom to the media during a weapon. troit region. '•_ .'];•>:; ;.-•: ¢63-530 -^ .-— preliminary exam scheduled Thurs Locke told police he was driving One person has been killed and Published every Monday and/Thurs day In 35th District Court. home when a small, blue car pulled several Injuries have been reported day by Observer 4 Eccentric News "I almost never close a court- along his left side and the driver in assaults since last November. papers, 36251 Schoolcraft, Livonia, room.. . . "Short of personal safety Ml- 49160.-Second-class .postage I would have a difficult time clos paid at Uvonla, Ml '48151. Address all mall (subscription, change of ad ing." dress, Forrh 3569) to P.O. Box 2428, However, he did impose some re Uvorila, Ml 48151. Telephone 591- strictions. 0500.- -" : .••';•.,"••>• ••' HOME DELIVERY SERVICE . Newsstand' •;". \ . per copy, 25« Continued from Pafje 1 Coffey;were also on hand for the Carrier . . ', . >.;:-monthly,$2.00 event. ;} Need insurance Mall.--< ••';•. . -.•}. . yeerty, $40.00 }• the opening round ibdugb, and sev* Students in the fifth-eighth grades AllVadvertlslng 'published In the. : era! who( spelled their: words cor- are eligible for the annual spelling for your home, Wetland Ob*»rv#r Is subject to the . recti?' took long pauses ..between bee, which is named for a former as condition* (rtated In the eppllcabW the letters — just to make sure. sistant; principal at Adams, who is car, life, . rate card, copies of %titeh are avail able from the advertising depart-, s The head judge got caught up in now retired. boat or RV? rrvarrt,: WesUand^ Observer, 36251 the moment as well Ron Sorners, the "Earle Chorbagian always used to ScnooJcratl, Ufvoola. Ml 48150. (313) district's executive director of sec- make sure ^everyone spelled their 591-2300. The YVeBlafld Observer ondary education, had to caU one words cdrrectly," said guest speaker CaU Now!! reaervto the rigM not to accept an student back after: unintentionally Don Bedard, a former Adams princi advertiser'a order. Observer 8. Ec- disqualifying him for spelling a word pal. We have f/,..ft&Thwulf i cerrtrio ad-takers have no authority correctly. . ^^ • The district winner goes on to the right l^g£Hands toWr>d thla newspaper and only compete. In the state tournament and coverage SYLVAN WILL. publication of an advertisement shall : A few minutes later,-when Carrie may become eUgible for the national Sylvan Learning Centers are a group of' private neighborhood constitute final acceptance of the missed on the word "garnishee," for all your advertiser's order. spelling be held each spring in Wash educational centers designed to help your child do better in Maureen took advantage of the open ington. ' needs. school, offering everything from remedial reading and math to ing. -.••- ,. . enhanced study skills and enrichment programs. We test in order MAUREEN SUCCEEDS last to pinpoint the specific areas in which vour child needs help. And So what's this spelling dynamo's year's winner, Mandy Michno from 427-2500 we attack the problem with an Individually designed program. Diabetes is a major contributor secret? Maureen, who shyly nodded Graham Elementary School, as the Positive motivation, friendly encouragement, an experience of to heart disease, kidney disease her head during. a _ brief interview Wayne-Westland representative in 29119 FORD RD. success right from the start, and individualized attention make Mowing the spelling bee, said repe state competition. East of Middlebelt all the difference. and bfrxlnes&& when you * • . > support the American Diabetes tition was. the key to .becoming a Before the competition began, Be 20 yeqrs sam6 lodation. Sylvan . AS* AB0UT_S¥LVAN'8 CLEAR WRITING Association, youfight some 4: good speller.- dard distributed certificates to all 1 AND 8AT/ACT COLLEGE PREP PROGRAM of the wirst diseases of •*%' "I did a lot of work with her, but the participants. The building Learning . she did a lot on her own,'' said Kathy winhert will receive dicUonaries — /instate 462-2750 our time. . 4ar\, AUittl* JPWIAC* Comptnv Center. Wilson, Maureen's mother. embossed with their names on the Lift from: AUit«U lift Ima/tnftCompMiy Conveniently located In Laurel Park Center Grandparents John and Phyllis cover. Helping kids do better. 6 MILE and 1-275« LIVONIA
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"OHN GLENN High School stu dents will show off their tal ents in an annual show sched- J»-r4 uled for Thursday and Friday nights. ../. . Tickets for the show, to be held in the school auditorium on Marquette atparlson, are $3. Show time is 7:30 p.m. each night. Among the dozens of students to take part are flutists Missie Hayes and Terl Sankovich, singer Shonna Counter, juggler Christopher Gord and pantomimes Michelle McKin- dles and Craig Sclba. Norman Logan, band and orches tra teacher, is director of the annual talent show.
Christopher Gord wilt display his juggling talents during the annual show at John Glenn High.
Pantomiming their way through a talent show re* o photos by ART EMANUEIE/Jlaff photographer hearsal are Craig Sciba and Michelle McKindles. Shonna Counter will sing in the John Glenn High show. Board of Review to begin hearing appeals in March Westland property owners may THE FIRST thing for property before the Tax Tribunal unless you appeal their assessments If they feel owners to determine Is the actual have first protested through the lo that the assessments are higher than value of their property. cal Board of Review," Schmidt said. the constitutional limit or that they The State Equalized Valuation suffer a financial hardship. listed on all property tax statement FOLLOWING ARE the board's That is the message from city as or bills Is 50 percent of the assessor's hearing dates: sessor William Schmidt, who an judgment of your property's actual From 9 a.m. to noon and 1:30-5 nounced the start of-the Westland market value, Schmidt said. p.m. Monday, March 6; 1-4:30 p.m. Board of Review hearings for those "If you have recently purchased a and 6-9 p.m. Tuesday, March 7; 1- who want to appeal their assess-^ home for less than the value placed 4:30 p.m. and 6-9 p.m. Wednesday, merits orf ilea hardship claim. "on by the assessor, or comparable March 8; 9 a.m. to noon and 1:30-5 "If you feel your assessment Is not homes in your area have been sold p.m. Monday, March 13; 9 a.m. to equitable, you may appear before for less than yours Is valued, or If noon and 1:30-5 p.m. Tuesday, March the local Board of Review during its you have had your home appraised 14; 9 a.m. to noon and 1:30-5 p.m. March meetings," Schmidt said. for less than the value listed, you Wednesday, March 15; 9 a.m. to noon :-/\ The board, an Independent review may receive a reduction," he said. and 1:30-5 p.m. Monday, March 20; 9 panel, may lower, raise or maintain If property owners don't agree a.m. to noon and 1:30-5 p.m. Tues the current assessment, the assessor with the Board of Review's judg day, March 21; and 1-4:30 p.m. and 6- said. ment, they may carry their appeal to 9 p.m. Wednesday, March 22. Michigan law permits waiving of the Michigan Tax Tribunal by June part of the property tax for hardship 30 during the year in the appeal Is Board meetings will be held In the cases. Documentation of income is initiated, he said. city council chambers, second floor required. Hardship appeals are han "The address is Michigan Tax Tri of city hail, 36601 Ford. dled only through the March Board bunal, P.O. Box 30232, Lansing No appeals can be made after of Review. 48909. You cannot take your appeal March 22, Schmidt said. Former aide may be B'ham manager
By Alice Collins Westland's municipal administra take on the challenge of Birming staff writer tion, Wollenweber served as the ham. Plymouth assistant city manager be "I'm familiar with the Issues in Mark Wollenweber, a former fore taking the Huntington Woods Birmingham, many of them are the Westland mayoral assistant, is one post In 1978. same or similar to those in Hunting of three finalists to become Birming Wollenweber, 40, was elected ton Woods and Plymouth." Plym .-- S- ham's city manager. president of the Michigan City Man outh, with its large residential area ' I Wollenweber Is- now Huntington agement Association earlier this and downtown business district, has Woods city manager. month. many similarities to Birmingham. He was hired by then Westland The new manager will replace Mayor Eugene McKinney in March "I have my fingers crossed," he Birmingham's veteran manager FUR 1974 as his assistant following the said Tuesday about the Birmingham Robert Kenning, who will retire in resignation of Ernest Fisher. job. He's happy in Huntington late spring or early summer after 23 After working several years in Woods, he said, but would like to years in the post: CLEARANCE FURTHER REDUCTIONS
The best time to buy that fur coat cop calls or jacket you need is now! Winter It at A CUMAN held up the Red Lobster restaurant, Witnesses reported that the gunman left the restaur Jt«jcc^o^Ur^F*bruary...and we've 5/74 Wayne Road, Tuesday night and escaped with |270" Tantln^ blue 1986 or 1987 Poritlac Grand Am: ,v reduced prices again oni'kselected[group police said. The employee described the gunman as a white man; Of beavers, minks, raccoons and other Several customers tf ere in the restaurant at the time SO veare old, 6 feet tall and heavyset, with blohd hair warm and lustrous skins. ,,v of the robbery, but nobody was hurt, police said. .• . f. ana ft fair complexion. He was wearing a blue hooded A restaurant employee told police the man walked In sweatshirt, blue Jeans and blue sneakers, she said. \ •>•-.•• , just before 10 p.m. carrying a brown paperbag. The While Quantities Last man asked If the restaurant was open, then pulled a A HOMEOWNER on the 28000 block of Eton long-barrelled handgun from the bag, the employee told police that someone broke into their house Wednes said. day and stole $2,100 worth of Savings Bonds, $165 in The gunman said nobody would be hurt and asked the Jewelry and watches, booU valued at $50 and a check* employee to fill the bag with money from the cash reg book with about 25 blank checks. ister, police said. Wbllo the employee was filling the A videocassette recorder was removed from a bed bag, the gunman told her to hurry and began grabbing room but left behind on the living room couchi police money from the register himself, the employee told po said.' ' • • " 'v lice. The incident occurred between 8:30 *.m. and 2:40 p.m. We welcome Jtcotoon'a Ctwrg*, MMHrCftrf VtSAf and Anwrtewi ' The restaurant alarm went off as the gunman grab while nobody was home, the woman told police. Shop until ftrxm . on Thursday and Friday. Ontfl I p,tn. on StoMfry, "fc*aaay, bed a stack of $10 bills, the employee said. The gunman The thief apparently pried open a back door to enter fled after the alarm sounded, she told police. the house, police said.
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• OPEN HOUSE arthritis aquatic. For more Informa have Medicare Blue Cross/Blue • TAX SERVICE Tharaday, Feb. 16 - Tops Mi. 113 tion, call 728-0100. Shield, free transportation to the Di agnostic Center will be offered. Re 'r- Through April U — Free Income . (Take Off Pounds Sensibly), Garden tax service will be offered to low- City, invites you to an open house at community calendar • CLASSES SET turn to the Friendship Center will be income seniors Mondays and Tues 7 p.m. In Room 3, Harrison Commu New classes offered in Winter at 2 p.m. f days 12-3 p.m. at the Friendship nity Health, EducaUoo Center, 6701 Non-profit groups should mail Items for the calendar to the term by the Wayne-Westland tCenter, U19 N. Newburgh, West- Harrison north of Mapiewood, * > ' Observer,36251 Schoolcraft, Livonia, Ml 4815Q. The date, schools' adult education department • ELIGIBLE 48 •*• lahdi For more Information, call • SUBSTANCE ABUSE time and place of the event should be Included, along with Include chair caning, fishing, window The Wayne-Westland Community glass, replacement; country wood Schools are recruiting eligible chil ; 72"2-7$28. V ;; v - V Thursday, Feb. 16 — Huron Valley the name and phone number of someone who can be Lutheran High School^ will sponsor carving, first aid, and how to get dren who will be i orfor before Dec. • MORE TAX SERVICE an Alcohol and Drug Abuse Aware reached during business hours lo clarify information. that Job. For more information, rail 1 for a state-lunded program. The program Is for 4-year-olds not en : Through April 13 — Free Income ness Presentation from 7.-3Q-9 p.m.: 728-0100. ' tax service will be offered to low- at 33740 Cowan Road, 'Westland. tlclpatlng in this summer's league the Garden City Park..Fof more in- rolled In a preschool program. For income ' seniors Tuesdays and Guest speaker will be Chuck Engel- should attend this meeting. For more (orraatlon, call 522-9323. • CPR CLASSES more information, cal] 595-2476. • WEIGHT LOSS , ..•t_: Wednesdays. 10:a.ni. to l:5j0_p.m, at' hart,_ nationally, certified employee information,call722-7620-.^- _ February CPR Classes: Wayne- : the Mapiewood Center, on Maple- assistance professional. H4 will dis • EUCHRE Westland Schools' Leisure Program • A new private weight-loss group wood west' of Merriman,
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Monday, February 13,1989 OLE *5A NEED HOT WATER TODAY? BERGSTROM'S INC. €Uut By Wayne Peal McNarnara said Blanchard's brief staff writer comments on jails during the State . l stand to benefit from The Livonia appearance, Blanc of the State address "caught'his the governor's financial aid proposal hard said, was to "reinforce the mes SAME : isn't certain. , '.'• •-.';•'• ' ' "• sage 1 tried to nuke last night on the A pledge from Oov. James Blanc- ear." .•.•;'••''/ /'.-: V. "V '•••'.' • • ',..'• bard could mean more jail space for =• "He didn't say/much, but U ap fact, that we really all are partners," Wayne County prlsdnera. ~ pears they're #>lng to help counties EVEN IF Wayne County received At .least tha(ra whit Wayne County with jails and that's; good riews," no state financial assistance, another J)EMOCRATSL0LE McNarnara' Sheriff. Robert Ficano arid Wayne of the governor's propowls could and Ficano weren't the only ones McNarnara said. ; // • V ;'-' create more, prisoner- space at4bV ready to accept Blanchard's pledge County ••} Executive>•. < Edward . county jail.;'/:^:/. vV.;v , ,[:r;'; :•'.'• •'[/• McNarnara believe,', •' •' , ; ' of raw state/local anti-crime coopv;- THE XlbVERNOB said? more Blanchard. said be also seeks uni deration. ; .,^ * i '•.'..' "|. . Both men'enthusia8tlcally greeted ' about the Jail proposal and other form sentencing, as a way to free up The issue transcended party poli Blanchard's offer to'work with coun • crime issues during an appearance space, in state prisons'and county tics, Oakland County prosecutor ties to build and: maintain * Jails, Wednesday at Michigan State Police Richard Thompson said. ; '• . though. Blanchard offered no specif \^- --:^:.^:::-=:^:,:]:i:'-:s . ; ; headquarters In Livonia. •. '•'.-'•' "We need sentencing guidelines so "I appreciate what he's trying to ics in Tuesday's annual State of the There, Blanchard told an audience do/' said Thompson, a Republican. State address. \ of law, enforcement professionals you don't have a situation where, in Even though Wayne County Is al a county where there's very little "He's proven that he's a* friend of and county prosecutors he plans,to crime, they take something you and lawenforcement'' ,: ready In the process of building a use state money to finance county ... The governor spoke' to law en new Jail, county officials said they jail construction; I would consider a minor crime and would welcome state help. send them off to the state prison to forcement officers at the Livonia "They (counties) need the help and take the place of someone down here Criminal Investigative Division also we can't afford them sending which we would consider a major (CID). Law enforcement profession "ITS NO secret that even with the people to the state prison system — als were there attending an FBI- new jail, we still won't be able to people that would normally be in Jail Criminal/' the governor said. hous6 everybody," Ficano said. "I . This, would "speed prisoners*,' out sponsored teleconference on:DNA for a short period of time," Blanc of heavily crowded county jails, in profiling. The system is considered don't know the specifics of the gov hard said. "It would save us money." cluding Wayne County's, the gover the most modern and accurate meth ernor's proposal. But if something is Last year,. Wayne County voters nor said. od of Identifying crime suspects. offered, we're obviously not going to approved a new 1-mill Jail construc refuse it." tion tax. How much, or whether, the 40 GAL. RESIDENTIAL HOT Arthritis Today UGLY KITCHEN CABINETS? WATER HEATER Joseph J. Weiss, M.D. Rheumatology 18829 Farmington Road OOWT Livonia. 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* TheTftformetion Age : American business today is totally dependent on Last fall most starting salaries for CIS graduates computers. The role of Information Systems is to from Walsh College were between $20,000 and address the accounting, production, marketing, $25,000. sales and automated functions within the business. This requires a team of skilled * Find Out More professionals to make the automation smooth and To find out more about pursuing the Computer user friendly. Information Systems program at Walsh College, talk to one of our representatives when they are That's what the Computer Information Systems at Schoolcraft College in the next few days. (CIS) degree program at Walsh College is all about. -Its taking the needs of the business Tues. Feb. 14, 1989 - Main Campus environment into account while developing a 10:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. computerized plan. 5:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.
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Other, smaller staff writer : program last week at Livonia Police drew participants from the Oakland departments! maintain Joint SWAT headquarters. 'You don't want to give in to pressure County Sheriff8 Department, Farm- operation teams. ' Movie and television heroes who and do something rash.' ington Hills, Garden City, Westland, charge, guns blazing, Into hostage • Though not a hostage negotiator, Troy and Windsor, among other NO TWO hostage situations, are. Helterhoff is the man assigned by r: •:- -r situ|tjk>ns_are_as dangerous as they .;:' — HalHelterhoff communities. alike, Helterhoff said. As a result;; are misleading, said the man who su the FBI to supervise and.coordinate "It's good to know they're willing cool, clear thinking becomes prefer- - pervises FBI hostage rescue efforts federal and local efforts in armed FBI special agent ; v to work with us and these seminars 'able to forced action. inMiphlgan: 'V K: ;•(' standoffs,, stress it's Important for-departments , "There's really no rule of thumb,"' Hojtages are more often rescued His advice: don't give in to com .The'• message, apparently, was communities. Livonia's Crayk could to work together," Crayk said. "Gov. he said.'There's so many variables; throughjwtUense"than Rambo-style munity or media pressure for a fast well-taken.. ^ remember one Incident a few years Blanchard talked about a partner ^hot the least pf which is the hostage , bravado, special agent Hal Hel- solution. \ ('•"prie; of the key things we learned ago, but when officers arrived they ship to stop crime.(ih his State of the (jaker.", '•;,'•• ,V terhpffsaid. ^ :''••••••" was that we have time," said Livonia discovered It was a family dispute, State address) and that's essentially '>.V Crisis management is a new police >Helterhoff and a^number,of other. '••YOU MUST maintain control of tfoHteChlef William Crayk., not a hostage standoff. what we were talking about/top." skill, Helterhoff said, "It wasn't FBI*experts addressed representa* the situation," HeUerhoff told offi Hostage situations are a war of Nonetheless,. local police said It During the sessions, officers something we talked about when I tiyei'from 1¾ police departments'. cers. , '. . . "'«-.. wills, HeUerhoff said, not combat, .v was important to keep rescue skills learned how'and when to negotiate Joined the FBI in 1965." f : ' In warfare casualties are accept-; \ sharp. with hostages, as well as how and But: back then, hostage situations ed; here they are not," f)e said.'Tou; "Just because something like this when to apply armed force. frequently ended in violence. don't want to give in to pressure and doesn't generally happen doesn't Livonia, for instance,' maintains "There are" faf, far fewer casual do something rash, something you'll. mean'It* Wouldn't," So'uthfield Police Its own SWAT team for especially ties today," he adtjled. II lay awake at night regretting." C^pt; John Hood said. "You must be : : Few hostage incidents have b6eri prepared/' r T tifiiiat reported in Observer tt Eccentric FBI'seminars are routinely held, ATTENTION KIDS! uu •* k^t^i CgJWVEfi flAHDCN ryUyrdi Gras season isn't over at and Jazz choir will be costumed re •&, l\ Discovery Days Schoolcraft College. The college mu velers. Led by the pompous King I sic department will hold its second Rex, they wlU march into the hall at T begin February 18th annual Mardi Gras celebration 7:30 each night. Fine Furniture... March 3-4 in the Waterman Campus The menu includes a New Orleans- Center. style dinner, including seafood gum Where Quality Costs SATURDAY CLASSES AFTER SCHOOL & EVENINGS :: Members of the college Jazz band bo, catfish, chicken breast, red Musical Craftsriop (ages 3-5) Instruments Music (gr. 4-8) Volcanoes & Earthquakes (ages 7-12) Beginning French (ages 8-12). beans, rice, corn bread and sweet po Infant Massage & Movement tato pie. You Less! Experimenting with Science (ages 6-8) Ceramics (ages 7-124 pa/ents toot) Me and My Shadow (ages 2-4) After dinner, the band will per WE WILL NOTBEVNPmSOLD form a Jazz concert. l-EXMAN A>&#* -^H New Morning School wishes to thank the Tickets are $22.50 per person. To zfepLh^ a-i/HE^l' ire available -orderr—send—*—stamped,—self-ad ^rS^JBB Adlstra Corporation of Plymouth, Michigan, dressed envelope with-a check or for sponsoring these classes. Students in the ClarencevlUe, Gar money order to: Mardi Gras, School den City, Livonia, Northville and craft College, 18600 Haggerty, Livo New Morning School Plymouth-Canton school districts nia, Mich. 48152. Tickets may also Classic Interiors PrMChool thru Eighth Grade are encouraged to apply for School- be ordered by MasterCard or Visa by 14501 Haggerty Rd., Plymouth 20292 Middlebeil, Livonia • South of 8 Mile . (Between Schoolcraft & Five Mile Road) draft College Trustee Scholarships. calling 462-4452 during business 474-6900 - Applications must be accepted by hours. CALL FOB BROCHURE420-3331 Wednesday, March 1. One scholar Mon., Thurs., Fri. 9:30-9:00, Wed, Sat. 9:30-5:30 ship will be awarded for each dis trict.-Students must maintain a 2.5 high school grade point average to tieeliglble. v: , As full-time students, scholarship recipients will receive |500 for their freshman and sophomore years. To renew the scholarship for the second year, however, students must main In 7 Months; You'll Have tain at least a 2.5 grade point aver age, .,<' ^ ,.;';-•' >: - //Additional Information is avail ably calling 46^^ Ext. 5433. A Lot To Look Forward To. Schoolcraft is at 18600 Haggerty, LivMa^' PRE-SEASON Alft C6NDITIONING SALE •^-'jujjiyr Our Engineers Aren't Comfortable Until touAre.. 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' •- f- .»•.. :iiR'jn'x ^-TT-T7^-.-r^i^«T--T T^^^jiT-.^'^T-'g'-m^VT^A'g-'ft^-^'P^^ •rr »•»•• •iw-T^pn^ '»• MPIIIIHWUI PWH I'l^^Ti T' -« H*- ; \ .- ailje Obseruer & Eccentric Newspapers Ethel Simmons edilor/591-2300 Monday, February 13, ,1989 O&E *W'.: t.. t , ; astebudsi chef Larry Jane* A venture into any mall will still find a'few diminishing boxes of holiday giftwrap and assorted Christmas parapher nalia, all at more than 50 per cent off. And here it is, Febru ary already, and I'm getting ready to celebrate Valentine's Day. V Winter is half over and Easter is Just a scad more -tharHfr-days awayrWith Val entine's Day beckoning, I find it only apropos to concoct an aphrodisiac's delight for my loved one: Before beginning this amo rous Journey, we must purge our minds of the horror stories : jabout what we thought aphro disiacs were. From this day forward, erase from your mind the thought of those "South-of-the-Border" insects and those European "ticklers." The locker room conversations of what we could do with these exceeded our realm of possi bilities — even though I was only 16. (Oh, those were the days!) Rather than invite the likes of Masters and Johnson into the small confines of my kitch en, I will begin with the age- old: realization of the powers. of the almighty seafood. Now we're not talking just about oysters here, buddy., Crusta ceans brimming with iodine, namely shrimps, lobsters and crab, nave long been praised for their suitability to the titil lating pleasures of a cande-. lightdinner . '••-'-." / :'----1-^::'•/[-}• •'•;-- ;---;';:; '•:':/••:• .'•'.•• :^/..'v'V;- . :• '.".JlMJAapreLD/iUhptatoQWpMr MY SOURCES also continue, to elaborate on the sexual Coeur a la Creme is a classic Valentine's Day dessert that can be prepared in a mold made expecialiy for this purpose, or In an Inexpensive heart-shaped prowess gained from the great cake pan. The rich, triple-cream-cheese dessert may be adorned with strawberries and assorted fresh fruit. truffle. It is written that eat ing truffles "makes women more tender and men more ' apt to love." However, the ira- '.. ported variety goes for a little more than 1300 per pound. for your sweetie (And we thought those cute lit tle pigs who sniff them out of By Larry Janet maybe a little soft music in the the ground were hungry, eh?) special writer background. Aw, what the heck, As if that weren't enough, it Share these treats maybVeven a glass of wine. is written that bamboo shoots, OK folks, this is your conscience You just can't beat something bird's, nest soup, ducks feet, talking. I know how good you've homemade. Iglnger, _ ginseng _ and: water- _been.what-withstayingon.that ridi So what makes Valentine's Day chestnuts absolutely drive culously silly Oprah diet — those on Valentine's Day desserts so special? If Cupid's Day some people wild. (And you Calvins are Just another 15 pounds evokes visions of roses and perfume, thought Hong Kong was away but stop right here. thing totally outrageous and sinful. you" than something from the kitch calorie laden and succulent desserts 1 crowded?) Not being one to Vou deserve a break today. After What better time of the year to en. Cards, flowers and perfumes are are the exclamation point This Is place all the blame on the Chi all, it's Valentine's Day. Love. blame it on than Valentine's Day? all alternate and approved gifts, but the day for heavy cream, sugar, real nese, did you know that Par Amore, Don't you think it's time you Still not quite convinced that you something from home always shows vanilla aind chocolate. mesan cheese, garlic, olive oil indulged just once"! Wouldn't It be should indulge? Let's make-a deal. you care Just a little bit more. Prob H you're tooidng for something and veal are the main ingred fun again to lick the beaters off the You make something decadent and ably because you made the time and small, a tiny box of homemade truf ients in what gives those wily mixer? Remember the days your laden with calories, enjoy a bit of it effort to do it yourself. fles delivered right after lunch in a Italians their zest for life? fingers were turned Into bulldozers with your lover, then send all the satiny box can say more than most I have a research assistant as you made sure every last scrap rest to the neighbor, to school or to ANYONE CAN DRIVE to the flo four-pound cheesecakes. Remember, from the local university help- was removed from the bottom of the the office. No, you can't have a dog rist and get roses. Ditto for a trip to If you're sending to the office, it . tag me on this, and she Insists frosting bowl? gie bag because I'm already allow the mall for some trendy perfume. should be Intimate — lust enough for Every now and then, It's necessary that olive pit must have been ing you to Lick the beaters and bowl. But an afternoon or evening in the Please turn to Page 2 for the old folks because to Just get crazy and make some- What better way to say "I love kitchen, just you and your bowls — Crisco oil is the "thing" nowa days. (If only Loretta Lynn knew what it really does!) As If those foods which give us.a "passion" (excuse the pun) for life only help the Chinese and Italians, I know of not one New gourmet menus are heart- ancestral group who would dare claim fame to the likes of By Mary Rodrlque lesterol Caesar salad, and pears myself In front of the stove and raw beef, brandy, cardamom, staff writer and grapefruit with hot orange bring everything from Inside me." dandelions, dates, raw eggs, dressing. Desserts Include lemon fennel, frogs, gelatin, leeks, If you want to do something nice ade crepes, rice pudding and apri GRETCH IS convinced healthier liver, nutmeg, plmentoes, pis for your valentine, skip the choco cots, and chocolate souffle with eating is the wave of the future. tachios, snakemeat, tomatoes lates and head for a healthy gour bananas foster. "In California they are pro (did you know they were once met meal at one of metro Detroit's "Instead of a heart of chocolate, ducing chickens without cholester ; called "love apples?"), turtles, premiere restaurants. give her a heart that will last for ol In the.eggs. In Montana they are vanilla and yes, Mama, even Walt, isn't that a contradiction ever," said Grech, who is anxious producing pork with lower fat than watermelon. I told you not to in terms? Healthy and gourmet for feedback from his heart- beef. This Is the future of tomor swallow those seeds! mix like oil and water, right? healthy menu. row. It hasn't hit Michigan yet but Not if you skip the butter, "I've always dealt with upscale it will."..' -.'•''/• WITH SAUCEPAN and skil whipping cream, egg yolks and food. It was hard to adapt without Grech's health-consclous-ralslng let in hand, I venture Into the cheese. So what's left? Well, the basic culinary Ingredients like has a lot to do with his longtime realm of seduction. My lover's there's still wine, sauces based In butter, whipping cream and egg friend, Marge Devlne, a Birming dinner would consist of an ap chicken or beet stock, fruits and yolks," he said. . ham nurse with an unwaverirfg in petizer of Steak Tartar* fol vegetables and broiled flsb, poul Green's gourmet training at tho terest In good nutrition. lowed by six oysters on the try and lean cuts of meat. And prestigious Ecole Hotelier do Par "My father died of a heart at half shell. If, by that time, the don't forget dessert. is In France didn't exactly stress tack at age 52," she sald."I guess magical Juices still had not Doug Grech, better known as an awareness of cholesterol, fats that always made me more con performed their randy magic, Chef Duglass, proprietor of Bras and sodium. scious of good nutrition." I would then proceed to a serie Duglass in Soulhfield, has As executive chef at the As a production Intern on Chef Duglass salad made with fresh truffles, whipped up a special menu for Pontchartraln Hotel and Great WTVS-TV, Channel 56's "Late prepares an leeks, plmentoes and tomatoes February that patrons can eat Dane restaurant before opening Night America with Dennis Who* entree from In a garlic/brandy sweet guilt-free. Restaurant Duglass more than a ley" program, Devlno produced a dressing. And if you think healthful foods decade ago, he admits that some of segment highlighting a prominent the special menu of heart- If that didn't start the un mean boring meals, think again. his recipes have clogged arteries. Arizona cardiologist. dressing, I would prepare my Entrees include filet of solo For a time he thought adaptation A fan of good food but wary of btarthy Veal Parmesan and water stuffed with broccoli mousse on to more healthful cooking would the fat and cholesterol associated ha wtff chestnuts sauteed in pure vir black bean gravy, blanquetto de bo Impossible. * with gourmet meals, she tried to during Fetom- gin olive oil. (Take note, Loret vcau in squash, and grilled turkey* "Removing butter, whipping arrange a collaboration between $tf at Sfa###f • ta Lynn.) What's that, my steak with raspberry sauce and po cream and egg yolks from the rep her friend Duglass and the doctor. h Duglatr N* dear? Some Chocolate Genolse tato dumpling. ertoire totally, how do I thicken But the logistics of the Michigan •oiithfffW. the sauce?" ho said. "But It can bo Please turn to Pa$e 4 THERE'8 A low-salt, low-cho done. Painting my PJcassos, I put ' £b^toro to Pape 3 i. ,. * > v. ^1 0*K Monday. 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( ,1 ANV » ...,..(r.. mmmm mm w^ '*~—~^*m*mmmimwmwmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmw*9mmmmmimmmwmmmmmmwmmmmmm^ mm mmmm Monday, February 13.1689 OiiE *3B gourmet menus r •cupajsjfeE' i i are • too • . 421-0710 w Continued from Page 1 fins with fresh fruit, dill rolls and thing because, "It adds flavor to the '«210 WW WARREN *$• onion bread. dinner and a modest amount, one or i >t to Arizona connection became The results, taitewise, according two glasses, has a positive effect on Prices cumbersome. So the friends, who i Effective to Devine, are entrees that "could cholesterol." Other healthful tips for i Feb. 13th thru grew up In the same northwest De fool 75 percent of the people, except diners —" broiled foods are good; a SPECIALIZING 1N FRESH CUT MEATS Feb. 19th, 1989 troit neighborhood, turned their for a person who wants something wok is a good way to beat foods; i U.S.D.A. GOVERNMENT INSPECTED focus back to Michigan. dripping in cheese." deep coldwater fish1 like salmon, i BEEF • PORK * POULTRY»LAMB»VEAL and NOW FRE8H Amlth Chickens, Turkey* * Egg* "I WENT TO the Michigan State pickerel and mackerel are healthy University food science department THE RECIPES analyzed by choices, and meat portions should be i ?u4t U.S.D.A. Choice and they were very encouraging," Whole Boneless Tasty Lear^ Sinai's Center for Cardiovascular •about four ounces. ' i Whole Trfmmed said Devine. Food production for the Health actually Improve on the "Ask what's in the sauce," he said. i airline and hotel industry is one American Heart Association stand "And cakes and pies with eggs are Leg of Lamb Pork Cutle long-term objective the duo is ex ards, according to Dr. Rubenfire. out." i New York Strip ploring. "We have a center for cardiovasc i Looking for a way to Implement a ular health to promote wellness, pre WHILE CHOCOLATE is usually 1 iSfSf lb. i Loins lb. healthy gourmet menu at Brasserie ventive cardiology," he said. "The bad, Duglass has created a special ' Sliced Free Into Qhops H.9d Duglass, Devine contacted Dn Mel- average patient is middle class to chocolate for his souffle. i vyn Rubenfire, chief of cardiovascu upper-middVe class In a business en Said Duglass: "The work and re i $ lar medicine at Sinai Hospital in De vironment with health on their sults have been rewarding, with the i .Lean & Meaty troit. A receptive Rubenfire offered minds. They can't go out to eat be- realization that we can meet the' lb. 5WGANNBROS. his staff to analyze the menus. "cause there's no place to go. I talked i 2.39 dietary requirements and still have Boneless Pork The effort was sometimes tire to a lot of people. Why not get res food that tastes wonderful." • Sliced Free, Wrapped Pork Sausage some. taurants to change? When restaura In addition to being available dur i Stew In one package only. "It was a nightmare," Devine re teurs and food distributors begin to ing February, National Heart Month, (Great toe Links called. "I followed Doug around the change, people will begin to change at Brasserie Duglass, these foods Chop Limit 1 per customer. kitchen. He'd make 10 gallons of their lifestyles." will be available as carryouts in the Suey) M.88 lb. *1.69.lb . soup — the recipe would have to be Aware of some fast-food chains near future. deciphered for one person. I'd go that do flffer diet menus, Rubenfire Lunch on the heart-healthy menu, home and type up the recipes to sub said most of that translates to "Egg- dubbed delightful dining, is $10; din e» mit to a dietitian." Beater-type omelettes and turkey ner is $25. Brasserie Duglass is at Domestic Boneless Some of the menu samplings will sandwiches — boring. This (gourmet 29269 Southiield Road, north of be offered permanently, like the dining) makes it more palatable." Twelve Mile Road. Call 424-9244 for Boiled Lake Trout meatless lentil chili, oat bras muf Rubenfire says wine is a positive reservations. Ham California 2 lb. Bag Fillets ougaroweeSugar Sweeit m §%* * Carrots 48* ^JJjg ib. All Purpose cooking calendar Yellow Cooking Fresh Lemon Sole Fillets • CHEF'S SEMINAR Gawlas (Jacques Restaurant in Bing Ian Cooking" at 6:30 p.m. Monday- Farmstead Onions ham Farms). Others include execu Tuesday, Feb. 27-28, and Wednesday, 3 Ib. Bag 48« s Schoolcraft College's first Chefs tive pastry chef Ronald Alan Jon March 1, at Kitchen Glamor's West Ice Cream Seminar, which it plans to make an Fetch (Sweet Endings in Bloomfield Bloomfield store. The class will be Washington Extra Fancy 4.99 anifaal event, will be held Monday, Hills), executive chef Tom MacKin an encyclopedia of Italian cooking, Vt Gallon Red or Golden Delicious March 6, on campus in Livonia. non (MacKinnon's Restaurant in and Gluliano will prepare three com Schoolcraft Is nationally known for NorthvUle), Frank B. Stullock (Don plete regional Italian menus. Fee for Apples Its Culinary Arts School. Lee Wine Distributors), and Susan the three-part series is $225. One The seminar Is designed to appeal Rousseau, manager of the new Wil class only Is $80. For more informa 48* lb. to the sophisticated cook as well as liams-Sonoma cookware store (Som tion, call 537-13 00. the aspiring chef. Eight separate ses erset Mall in Troy). •CLIP 3t SAVE. sions will be offered at the daylong For further information and a bro event Sessions offer an opportunity chure describing the seminar call to watch professional chefs share the Schoolcraft College Continuing cooking secrets and expertise. Education Services at 462-4448. Heading the workshops are execu Seminar fee is $150 for the entire Farmingfon's tive chef Duglass (Brasserie Duglass day and Includes luncheon. in Southfleld), certified master chef • KITCHEN GLAMOR Michael D. Russell (the Kingsley Inn Gluliano Bugialli will teach a in Bloomfleld Hills), certified master class in "Classic Techniques of Itat- chef Milos Cihelka (the Golden Mushroom in Southfleld), executive BEST KEPT SECRET chef Ed Janos (Chez Raphael In Nov!) and executive chef Bryan Anna's Fresh The pri you see here are not sale prices, Seaiood MkL 24050 Joy Rd. .Radford They our EVERYDAY LOW PRICES! (•&OM from Randaso'a Fnjlt Mwket) «-:•;-.•- The Wonderful World of r PARKING M.19.b Quantltte3t1.68lb. FREE VEGETABLES LOW PRICES 4/H.00 Chunk or Sliced Homemade Cheese & Pepperonl MUENSTERor PIZZA MOZZARELLA $ /CHEESE >!flli 3.99 ea. NEW LOCATION k Melody Farms WILD BIRD 4 1/½% Milk SEED NOW! » MM Tl nil I 1 -.' $ 20 lb. M.39,«i 3.49 b*g Why are you shopping somewhere ELSE'. * • : ^^^^^^^^^MMrtMtfl^^M^gMlflg^MflBiaMMI^^ItflMtrtrtfllMaaMaaaM • -^"• lJi^li-L Monday, February 13.1989 »-. Lover plans dinner for a romantic evening Continued from Page-1 CHILLED TROUT tree3 except dessert to ward off evil 2 cups beef broth, What course on Lovers' Dining salt to taste WITH SPICY DIPPING SAUCE spirits. ." 2 large beads garlic, peeled, minced would be complete without a recipe ! fresh ground pepper 1 tablespoon butter from Caesar's Bordello In Ely, Neva 1 ¼ cup olive oil with a warm cardamon vanilla 2 whole trout, steamed and deboned. l sauce? (Excuse me while I wipe •A cup soup cream ; ^ GUACOMOLE 1 tablespoon flour da. Caesar doesn't really say^this 2 tablespoons wine vinegar 21-mloute coddled eggs away the sweat from my brow.) 2 tablespoons horseradish 2 avocados - 2 cups heavy cream, scalded salad will make a lover out of you, 4 drops Tabasco juice of 1 lemon 2 large egg yolks, beaten but it Is light enough to enjoy "in dash Worcestershire, "How do you feel, my little cab :¼ teaspoon Worcnestershli'e 1 tomatOfchopped bed" with champagne and crois 6 tablespoon parmesan cheese bage?" I inquired as the perspiration ½ teaspoon; dry mustard • 3 green onions, cooped fine In a large saucepan, combine sants...... * began to ruin what was left of the V4 teaspoon salt Ismail clove garlic, smashed chicken and beef broths and garlic. Dressing with coddled eggs can be Musktapplled three hours earlier, 1 small can green collies, chopped - Bring to a boll and boll for 6 min CAESAR'S SALAD made ahead of time. At the, last min-, ; ; '"Fine" she replied as she delicate* iPlace trout, decoratlvely on utes. Strain Into another-saucepan 2 medium heads, romaloe ute, 'add broken" romalne, cheese, ly wiped the. last of vthe yahllla platter. Chill in refrigerator. Com Combine: all Ingredients and mix through sieve. Press garlic with back 1 large clove garlic, mashed toss. Add dressing, toss again. Salt/ cream sauce from her moist lips; bine' remaining Ingredients. Mix •well. Salt can be added if desired. of spooo to extract juices. Discard 1 lemon half. - pepper to taste. • - : : The trip to the living room (is that thoroughly.. Use as a dip for fish; Ex Cover and chill and serve with* veg garlic and return broth to a boil. In a vyoy they call it living?) was filled cellent with other varities of fish, gies and corn chips. small dish, mix butter and flour.to- gether to make a paste; beat into with plenty of ooh-)a-laa and amo- too. • rate nibbles on my left earlobe. 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IUI01r> e il limit At- i it inrw% ci§Sk im n Only three planets are easily visi FEBRUARY IS the shortest ther 31 or 30 days'. as well — hence the month August. ble in February, Mare and Jupiter month of the year, containing only March, the traditional first* month But because August followed a jre in the evening sky whileSaturn :28 days. _ , . of the year, was given 31 days. April month of 31 days, It hadjmly_30 days^ is In the pre-dawn sky. People often wonder why one sky watch followed with SO days, May had 31 of its own. Believing be was every Both Mercury and Venus are offi month should be so short when all and soon. - bit as good as Julius, Augustus decid cially in the morning sky, but both the other months are ,30 or 31 days By the time February, the last ed that bis month should have Just as are close to the horizon and difficult long. February could have had 30 Raymond E. month of the. year, rolled around, many days as July, so he took one tosee., -. v -- -• --.-.-. d^ys if one day had been taken from theire needed to be only 29 days to day from February and added it to T.he amount of sunlight we receive January and another from March, Bullock add up to a total of 365. February August, .* in \ this month Increases by one hour, resulting in three consecutive would have its full SO days only once That left February with only 28 and 11 minutes. months of 30 days. longer in synchronization with the Unfortunately^ the earth, takes every four years to allow for leap days, or 29 on leap years. At least Sunrise on Feb. 1 was 7:45 a.m., The reason can be Warned on poll-' seasons. Calendar reform was badly 365.26 days to complete its orbit and year. that gets us one day closer to spring! and sunset was at 5:46 p.m., /ora #cs in Roman times. . .needed- those extra 5.26 days complicated Being very pleased with the re-. possible 10 hours and one minute of The ancjent Roman calendar orig The calendar would have been matters. suits, Julius Caesar named one of the A former coordinator of the sunshine. By Feb. 28, the sun rises at inally began with the month of, much easier to deal with if our year months. "July" to honor himself. Crdnbrook Institute of Science, 7:09 a.m. and sets at 6:21 p.m., Jor a- March and ended with February. It (the time it takes the earth to com JULIUS CAESAR brought the cal Raymond Bullock currently possible 11 hours and 12 minutes of was an imperfect calendar and, over plete one orbit around the sun) were endar back jnto step with the sea HIS SUCCESSOR was his nephew works for Image Engineeering sunshine. the course of many centuries, was no exactly 360 days long. There could sons, decreeing that the montta Augustus, who felt that he was enti Corp., specializing in laser dis be 12 months, each having 30 days. would alternate In length, having ei tled to have a month named for him plays and effects. 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(just oast of Wayne Rd.) 769-7669 229-9554 623-2333 261-6960 KITCHB. & B ATH in Hours; Monday-Friday 9-5, Thursday 9-8, Saturday 9-3 m K \ i ' » .< |_Myfeii|ftaMM_kMiA^tfyM_i| m^^^mitt^^l^mmmtm^^mt^mmtmt^m AittMAMHliittiiMMiMlMMiMttflM teftan^^i^iMM HP^ w^ m^mm* ••' '•' ^-"^*W"W ' \ Mtfe Wx&ttMt .-,.(1 5 Brad Emons, Dan O'Meara edltors/591-2312 Monday, February 13,1989 O&E (L.R.W.GJIC -^^^•1 • 10 r ruins ByCJ.filssk While it was a disappointing loss ern Conference lead at 10-8, each now 19-4 overall. "She's stronger field goal, got two more free thro.ws Lady Ocelots fouled out and two oth staff writer for SC, making an already bad week with one.game lef{. A three-way tie going to the basket, and she's playing and a bucket to put OCC back up by ers had four fouls. worse (on Wednesday, the Lady for the title is Imminent. smarter this year. • 14. The Lady Ocelots pulled to within- Basketball Is meant to be a simple Ocelots lost to Highland Park CC), it Woodard was the.key to OCC's 40-31 at the^break,- but they disin Still, OCC's incentive after last' game. Put the ball In the basket was pure joy for the Lady Raiders. A A BIG REASON for that tie Is "win. Although SC was struggling to tegrated in the second half. year's disappointment was evident more than your opponent" and you year-ago, it was they who ranked Woodard, the Mooter from Bloom- score, It was getting enough free "We were hyped for this game," said' win. ISth nationally — until they lost cen field Hills Lahser who has rehabili throw attempts to stay close to OCC THE REASON: They couldn't fcojna. "(SC) likes to go inside to (Ml:- All the other statistics — re ter Regina Woodard to a knee Injury. tated her knee (she Bad torn liga In the first half. When Lisa De- shoot. They had just one basket In chelle) Dykslnski and (Barb) Krug.' bounds, turnovers, fouls — play a SC beat them In their next game, ments) to 98 percent of its former Planche — SCs only offense with 25 the first eight minutes of the second We took that away from them. We, part, but none of It much matters If OCC's first loss in 19 games. strength. Woodard proved it against points In the game — scored back- half. For the game, they totaled 14 wanted them to shoot outside." • the ball doesn't go through the hoop. This time it was the Lady Ocelots SC, scoring 19 of her game-high 27 to-back baskets, the Lady Ocelots field goals. On Saturday at Oakland Community who were ranked seventh nationally, points in the first half. were within 29-24 with 3:49 left In SC did — and missed. OCC, mean-' College, the Lady Raiders were on with 21 wins in 23 games — before "I think she's better than she was the half. ".Our big people got into foul trou while, got 12 points from Fritts and' target. Schoolcraft College wasn't. Saturday. Now, OCC, SC and High last year/' said OCC coach Larry But Woodard scored on a three- ble and their big people didn't," said 10 each from Colleen Jacobsen and'. The result: 85-50, In OCCs favor. land Park are all tied for the East Hojna/of Woodard, whose team is point play and, after a Jenn Fritts SC coach Jack Grenan. Indeed, four Alice Williams. * Zebras earn stripes against tigers, 64- By C J. Rlssk lost 6-4 center Kevin Hankerson), staff writer but Garland figured it hurt his team more. "We also had Jeremy Depending on your preference, I Ison and Andrew Wells on the Friday's pivotal Wayne Memorial- » • bench right away." Belleville basketball clash featured basketball The number of fouls aided too many minutes, too many whis Wayne attempt to slow the tempo. tles and too much Maurice Brant senior Is off to play at Xavler Uni "Things went our way," conceded ley. versity next season. Henry. "We got the lead andjiad it What it didn't feature was too There's little disputing Brantley pretty much the whole "game. many points scored at too fast a was the deciding factor Friday. He That's what we wanted." pace, which was to Wayne's liking. scored 20 points and he played Garland agreed with Henry's as The Zebras used the slower pace to barely half the game. Had he sessment. "The tempo wasn't indic their favor, beating the visiting avoided foul trouble, Wayne would ative of our style of play," he said. Tigers 64-55. never have been able to control the "They kept us out of synch." tempo as effectively. , With Brantley out of the picture It was a logjam victory for "Maurice Brantley has had a ("That gave us the luxury of play Wayne — and for the rest of the tendency to get Into foul trouble," ing a different defense," said Hen Wolverine A League. Belleville en said Wayne coach Chuck Henry. ry), the Zebras led 14-13 after one tered the game alone In first place; "I'm sure his coach (Mike Garland) quarter and 31-24 at the half. Even the loss pulled Wayne even with the wanted to save him, so he sat him after he returned, they were able Tigers. as long as he could. And he was to pad it to 48-34 after three quar It also allowed Monroe, which within seven at the half." ters. had been tied with Wayne for sec Brantley got his second foul with And yet, midway through the ond place, to stake a claim for 2:50 left In the first quarter and fourth quarter, no one could have first. All three teams are 9-3 in the went to the bench. He did not re blamed Henry or any of bis team if WAL. Wayne is 12-4 overall; Belle- turn until 4:59 remained in the they thought Brantley's limited vUleis 1*3. third quarter. He fouled out-with minutes,were 8tlU top many. JIM JAQOf £LD/«t*rt photograph* :' The remaining schedule seems to :18 left In the game; v . favor the TigerSr^who-play Wyan When he left the game In the AFTER SCORING the first three dotte Roosevelt and Lincoln Park. opening quarter (after scoring five points of the final quarter to go up Wayne'a Larry Johnson (right) beats Belle Tigers to claim a share of first place inthe Wayne travels to Trenton — which points), the game was tied, 9-9. 51-34, Wayne started to gag as the ville's Michael Gentry to the loose ball during Wolverine A League. upset Monroe.Tuesday —, Friday, When Garland brought him back, it Tigers tightened . their pressure. firs! half action Friday. Wayne downed the then finishes at Roosevelt Feb. 24. was 35-28, Wayne's favor. Brantley The Zebras committed eight turn got six points In the third and nine overs in three-minute span, which BUT ENOUGH about the future. more In the fourth, including three triggered a 12-2 Belleville run. A At least the Zebras can savor a seg three-pointers. 17-polnt cushion was down to sev tions in the final 8:18 and sank five Brandon 10 and Pierre Hixon nine. just nine-of-23, while Wayne made ment of first place for this week. en, with 8:18 left. free throws. Belleville's frantic Hankerson grabbed nine rebounds. 20-of-29. And they can be thankful they "I WAS AFRAID to put him back Fortunately, Tony Rumple was comeback was thwarted. Kevin Hunter scored 18 for So add free throws onto the "too on't have to tangle with Brantley in because of the complexion of the still on the floor for Wayne. The 5- Leonard Wade came off the Belleville, making three triples. many" list — too many misses for S agagain , unless both teams advance game," said Garland. Foul prob 10 senior guard went to the line bench to lead Wayne with 12 But what the Tigers couldn't hit Belleville, too many chances for to the state semifinals. The 6-foot-6 lems plagued both teams (Wayne three times In one-and-one sltua- points. Rumple had 11, Reggie were free throws; they converted Wayne. Kodkovvski^hot Shamrocks, Spartans powers Spartans ride into A-B semifinals By 8t«ve Kowatskl slkowskl's high school-basketball ca staff writer reer, then bis four years at Steven son have been good to him.. By Brad Emons "WE THOUGHT, by spreading but "Terry took over a little today," Koslkowski finished with only sev staff writer ... our offense, was the best.way to said CC coach Bernie Holowickl."He Mike Vrooman, out most of the wanted the ball more. He's taking season with a broken ankle, was able en points, but they all were crucial. start," said Borgess coach Mike Koslkowski's two free throws with Area teams acquitted themselves Fusco. "We also wanted to empha charge more and more. He really to carry Scott Koslkowskl off the handled it (the ball) and shot \V court Thursday following Livonia 1:49 left gave Stevenson a brief 67- quite well Sunday, as Redford Blsh* size playing good defense, and make 65 lead, and he was a steadying in op Borgess. and Redford Catholic them take shots they're not used to The Irish trailed from start to fin-, Stevenson's thrilling 71-69 win over : ish.. - >•,-;>• -\ MM •SMMIBI /J ••** "^ 2C mym- •"' •• '.;- irojanswin, it quits ByBr+dEmons staff writer— Uvpola Claxeocevilte dumped Harper Woods, day over visiting Marine City Holy Cross. 54 44, io a boyi baifcetUU eocounter, but the win The Aggies, who finished the C-D Division regular It was a game the Madonna Col was overshadowed by the resignation earlier to season in second place, play third-place Flint Holy Ro lege men's ^basketball team had to U' the day of coach, Paul Cloogh, sary at 8 tonight at the University of Detroit's Calihan have Thursday, but unfortunately for ': Clough's reslgnaUoq is effective at the eod of Hall. the Crusaders, they fell four points the season. A veteran of 17>coachtog seasons, in wn—*miMwtPii »U Monday, February 13,1989 O&E (L,R.W,0)3C CC, Rockets Livonia Churchill suffered only its third loss in venson overcame an outstanding goaltendlng perform 18 prep hockey games Wednesday, falling to Bir ance Friday by Bloomfleld Hills Andover's Andy Han- rule districts v.- kins to beat the Barons in an SPHL encounter at Edgar mingham Brother Rice, 4-2, in non-leaguer at Redford Catholic Central will be Livonia's Edgar Arenai Arena. favored Wednesday when the state- Zac Fryer paced the victorious Warriors with Stevenson is now 10-7-1 overall and 10-1-1 In the ranked Shamrocks host a Class A two goals, including the game-winner with only SPHL. wrestling regional. 3:39 to play in the final period. Tony Thompson John Fenclk paced the victorious Spartans with two Prep Hockey League victory over Southfleld-Lathrup goals and one assist. Defenseroan Brian Egllnton, Kris CC, the defending Class A champi IV, added an insurance goal only 44 seconds later for Johnson and Mike Clchy also scored goals. on, brings a 17-4 overall record Into in a game played at Beech-Woods Arena. Rice, which upped its overall record to 11-5-1. Matt Sharkey added.two goals (Including the game- Mike Morrison and John Labodle each collected two the regional alter winning its own Fryer's unassisted goal only 1:36 into the game winner), and two assists. Scott LorenU also scored assist*. district last Saturday. GLENN DEFEATED host Garden gave Rice a 1-0 lead, but Churchill tied it at 2.53 twice, while Rob Ingereoll and Bryan Harris added one Andover"* Byron Schneider ruined goalie Paul CC meets Plymouth Salem <23-l City 56-13, and Redford Union 43-20 when Mike Kneiding scored from Jeff Rheaume each. Strauch's shutout bid with a goal in the second period,: and winners of the Northvllle dis in the district to advance into the re and Chris Frayer. Ihgersoil and Brian Stover each collected three as? "We played a good game tonight, there were only a trict) in the first round of regional gional round. Tom Rlcketts added a power-play goal for slats, while defeoseman Mike Zajdel contributed two. couple of things we shouldn't haVe done, but other than playi Westland John Glenn (Garden Glenn's Rob Matlgiari (135) is un Rice In the second period, but the Chargers'tied Franklin is now 15-2-2 overall and 9-2-1 in the SPHL. that, they played well," said Stevenson coach Matt Mulcahy. "We got good goaltendlng and Paul Tustlan City district vflnner) and Berkley defeated In 39 matches this winter it again on a-goal by Ken Landis from Russ Mac- In the first game of a dqubleheader Wednesday at Edgar Arena, Olschanski scored five times and added played a strong game on defense." also will compete. and he holds the Rockets' career vie Donald and Mike Iavasile. • • On Thursday, Stevenson routed. Bloomfleld Hills The Shamrocks weren't tested four assists,' leading the Patriots to an easy 10-1 tri .tory mark with 120. Jason Devlin was in the nets for Churchill. umph over Bloomfleld Hills Lahsek Lahser In a game played at the Detroit Skating Club, 9- much last week in the district, as Matigian, Scott Letter (103), Gar- Only three penalties were called against the Lorente and Stover each scored twice, while Inger- 1.- they hammered Livonia Franklin 63- nett Woody (171¼ Dereck Tharp (189) Chargers, while Rice was whistled for two. soll notched the other, to go along with four assists. Cichy, Morrison and Egflnton each scored twice for 9 and Livonia Stevenson, 71-6. and heavyweight Joe Williams all The Patriots, who outshot the Knights 38-11, also got the winners. Labodle, Brian O'Meara and Josh Clark Recording two pins each for victo are expected to put up strong fights FRANKLIN 9, LATHRUP 3: Cftarlie 01 three assists from Sharkey and two from Zajdel. also added goals. (Labodle tallied three assists and rious CC were heavyweight Lee in the regional for Glenn. schanski notched the hat trick and added an assist Jason Moorehouse got credit for two. Krueger, Lou Yeager (189), Brian RU's season is over, bu,t the Panth Thursday, leading Livonia Franklin to the Suburban STEVENSON 5, ANDOVER 1: Livonia Ste Paul Rice was In the Stevenson nets. Tulley (145) and Rusty Fowler {103). ers got strong performances out of Chris Rodriguez (152) won two Keith Reichenbach (112), Chad Stod matches on byes and Matt Helm dard (145) and Dan Laskey (171), (130) won twice on a void and a pin. winners of two matches each. Papierski buoys tankers Mark Papierski won two events Adam Dryden, 200 freestyle (2:00.9); and was a member of a winning re Scott Stacherski, diving (214.45 lay team Thursday, leading the Livo points); and Kert, 100 breaststroke Wayne unbeaten WAYNE MEMORIAL HIGH Diving: 1. Joe Bush (Glenn), 393.00 BOYS SWIM INVITATIONAL points; 2. Dennis DiLorenzo (Franklin), nia Churchill boys swim team to a (1:05.8). (Jan. 27-28) 351.10. 3. Gordie Christian (Thurston). 97-75 win over visiting Farmington Jeff Nelkirk bad two of Harrison's 331.25; 4. Jason Ramsey (Glenn), 308.85; 5. Harrison. three wins, including the 50 freestyle FINAL RESULTS Todd Farmer (Glenn). 302.05; 6. James Jackson (Wayne). 276.60. The Chargers are 2-2 in the West (24.0) and the 100 freestyle (53.8). in Wolverine play TEAM STANDINGS: 1. Wayne Memorial. 100 butterfly: 1. Dave Koloas (Glenn). ern Division of the Western Lakes LIVONIA FRANKUN got individ 343 points: 2. Westland John Glenn, 281V>; 3. 58.90; 2. Carl Hokell (FrankSn). 1:01.14; 3. Activities Association, 5-7 overall. ual wins from Paul Hokett, Dennis Ltvonla franklin, 151V?; 4. Wyandotte. 101:5 Chris Pryor (Glenn) rW)1.62: 4. Ed Church •— Paplereki'sHffins-caine-in-theJWllk. Wayne Memorial continued its Woodhaven. 84; 6. Garden City. 76; 7. Dear man (Glenn). 1:01.69: 5. Ken Reid (Wayne). DiLorenzo apr\ Dennis Favor, but the mastery over Wolverine A League born Heights Robichaud. 68; 8. Rediord 1:01.99; 6 Mark Dowd (Garden Cily). yard individual medley (2:05.5) and Patriots still got swamped Thursday volleyball foes last week, defeating Thurston. 54. 1:02 68. the 100 backstroke (57.8). He also at Plymouth Canton, 110-62. Southgate (15-4, 15-0) and Monroe 100 freestyle: 1. Duane Flippo (Wayne). swam a leg in the winning 200 med The Chiefs improved to 7-3 overall FINAL RESULTS 49 14 (meel record); 2. Joe Kaiser ley relay team that clocked 1:47.5, (15-10,15-6). (Woodhaven). 52.51; 3. Tim Sauers and they remained perfect in four 200-yard medley relay: 1. Wayne. 1:49.81; (Wayne), 53.48; 4. Brian Adams (Glenn). Joining teammates Brian Kert, Nell Western Division encounters. Wayne is 9-0 in the Wolverine A 2. John Glenn. 1:51.17: 3. Robichaud. 53.78; 5 (lie) Mark Lakatos (Glenn) and Dryden and Mark Walls. and 22-5 overall. 1:55.16; 4. Franklin, 1:55.22; 5. Woodhaven. Hokett's win came in the 200 free Dennis Favor (Franklin), 54.20 each. 1; 55.64; 6. Garden City. 1:59.93. Neil Dryden combined with Adam style (1:54.63). DiLorenzo won the In Wednesday's win over visiting tion today at Dearborn Divine Child, 500 freestyle: i. Jim Davis (Wayne), Southgate, junior Yvette Sluder defending champion Livonia Lady- 200 freestyle: t. Jim Davis (Wayne). Dryden, Mark Lessig and Dave Ed diving (236.70), while Favor finished 1:52.25; 2. Paul Hokett (FtankJin). 1:54.74; 507.30-. 2. Steve Drinkert (Thurston), 5:17.88: 3. Byron Rocheleau (Glenn). wards to win the 400 freestyle relay first in the 500 freestyle (5:29.19). recorded ssven kill shots and three wood takes on AUen Park Cabrini at 3. Byron Rocheteau (Glenn). 1:56.19; 4. 5:19.30. 4. Ron Boon (Wayne). 5:23.59; 5. in 3:44.0. Other Individual titles for solo blocks. Senior teammate Tif 4, followed by Redford Bishop Bor- Steve Drinkert (Thurston). 1:56.36: 5. Brian Canton won both relays and Ha six Tony Boon (Wayne), 5:32.59; 6. Brian Dero- Adams (Glenn), 1:57.24; 6. Tony Boon Churchill came from Nell Dryden, individual titles came from six dif fany Pankey was the defensive gess and host DC at 5:30. (The ing (Franklin). 5:41.50. standout. winners will meet at 7.) (Wayne). 2:01.15. who won the 500 freestyle (5:27.5); ferent swimmers. 200 Individual medley: 1. Duane Flippo In Monday's triumph over host The other bracket, hosted today by 100 backstroke: 1. Norm Paulic (Frank (Wayne). £08.92; 2. Chris" Pryor (Glenn). lin). 1:02.15; 2- Ken RekJ (Wayne), 1:02.74; Monroe, junior Tiffany Goodlow led Madison Heights Bishop Foley, finds 2:1544; 3. Norm Paulic (Franklin). 2:19.11; 3. R3y Biakenship (Wayne), 1:02.80; 4. Pat the way with six kills, while sopho the host Ventures against Harper 4. Chris Cole (Wayne). 2:21.31; 5. BiH Biak- McGrath (Glenn). 1:05.81: 5. Tim Adkins more Brandy Caincross and senior Woods Regina at 4, followed by e.ishlp (Wayne), 2:22.23; 6. Mickey Sitarskl (Wayne). 1:05.82; 6. Jayson Daberko (Woodhaven). 2:26.84. (Glenn). 1:08.26. Angie Rudd added four each. Senior Farmington Hills Mercy and 50 freestyle: 1. Ken Johns (Wyandotte). Nicole Fisher served 11 points with Southgate Aquinas at 5:30. (The 23.87; 2. Mark Dowd (Garden Crty). 23.99. 100 breaststroke: 1. Ken Johns (Wyan out an error, including four aces. winners will meet at 7.) 3. Joe Kaiser (Woodhaven). 24.00: 4. Don dotte). 1:06.82: 2. Dave Koibas (Glenn), The Zebras return to Wolverine A The Catholic League finals, NeTigan (Gtenn), 24.07; 5. Ray Biakenship 1:08.02; 3. Rob Fjlis (Wyandolte). 1:09.17; (Wayne). 24.31; 6. Dennis Favor (Franklin), 4. Rob Stewart (Robichaud), 1:10.05; 6. action tonight at Lincoln Park and Wednesday at Bishop Foley, pits the 2466. Chris Cote (Wayne). 1:10.40. 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An PROMOTING PROGRAMSl! nual subscriptions »50.00. Call or (\Viinlnf Fiti /ft-V,! SEX EQUITY write for a free Illustrated brochure, • AUTOWATtO IN OUR SCHOOLS MANUfACTWWNO • 4 "RunnTna B«fwr» »h« Wind," 80" M 24- ItV l/m'h'svu to vtiit CHn TEOHNOLOOKS /)on ttoditioiKit /jnyru//ii. Over 1400 fine offerings - *BU$fN€$$ FREE VALET PARKING ALt AUCTION DATES TECHNOLOGY * H t* r>>Vv d Vv »V«,r< Wf^-s-yj Cc>-rv*r Scivc^ Be*-i & tc*.t»'.y> v> ly>4 »-"» »c'» jy*-X'1v«>yvri»lfr^'a«|dy)Sog^.-Tn»a)orrt. pvypnfj «r-fO,TC» Or aOfXV.'* Tf*V<*)1* V>'«'.A\J - Sc^ocS it>'-r~) «1 rx>" . ^1.. I 1 •y -•%••- i :V- v'.''/,'.!• mtmummtm~mWm1mm*mmmam1m^^ .¾ 4C* OStE Monday, February 13.1989 we're BOYS BASKETBALL Monday. F*b. 13 | HE'S ONLY 1«, but can she bowl with a 268 game and 720 series while Lou Whenwegdfiway.on . ^ • V (Catholic letgu* C-D OtvWon Playoffs) The young lady is Looa Palise, Pirooelfo ran up a 269 game In the Farnl- - Vacation, mom prefers • ^ ' Oet. St H«t*ig v* Hamt. St. FJorian. winner of the Youth Scholarship ly Foursome. In the Bators Bar Group,' to stay at a HCH Healthcare. rted. St. Agatha vs. FSnt Holy Rosary ~ , Tournament Olrto Division, held ' 10-pin the following scoresrate ccflgratulatlohs: • Center. She receives the at U-D's Calihan titt, 6 arxl 8 p.rrt' . : Feb. S al Westlaad BowL Looa, who cars Tim McCarthy, «7« series^ Gary Harla, rnedical attention she needs, ..,-.fuefday,.Fab.-14.-"'.. -V ties a 1M average, snot a 700 aeries (op 671 series; tteve Lewis, 854 series; Jeep visits otter residents,. PJy. Christian Y3. Macomb Christian; games of 287,205 and 10«), taking borne Newton, 617 series; Jim Gagleiro, ST., and feels secure arid alokJ tnkster Cbefry H* High. 6:30 pm. Mm}; West HfcNand al G.C. United. 6:30 p.m. 11,000 In scholarship funds. Wlta a handl* 629 series; 'CUff WUllamsoo, 619 series; • comfortable. -.., /,, - YpsitentratWayiw M«ff)OriaJL 7:30p;nv ; . cap added to B«r, score, Palise finished FranklUdyardy, 614 series; Chuck Smith, IM FrankGn al Uv.Sleyervson, 7;3*jpm > • with a 791 series, .' ' ; ':,:' Harrison 614 series; Chuck 5mJth, 614 series; Tom If someone you^ove Garden City at O.rl Crestwood. 7:30 p.m.'.' * '• Palise Is a student at Garden City High X Martin, 608 series; John Blerkamp, 602 heeds short-term Milford at Bedford Union, 7:30 p.rn. ,', ! V School, where she also competes 00 the finishing matca, play in fourth place with series.' "-:•.-.-/' -. :.:/:--^ :'-v '• - • rfurslng care, visit Red. Thufstoriiat B.H. Roeper, 7:30 p.m. , varsity volleyball and softball teams. She 2,545 pins. Tulley, who won the match In Jlhe Junior house League, Mike Re-1 . the IICR Center •Lutheran East at C^encevWd, 7:30 p.m/ hopes to begin a career In art, but with play round with' 4,251 pins, rolled a194 in dash rolled a 2X5 game, Dave Do whan closest to you and Redford Tempte at Ypsi Calvary, 7:30 pia find out how both Roch. Lutrt NWfit Luth . We$lUhd, 7:30 p.m. her athletic talent and fine 3.8 grade ay. the title round.; Canton's' Jenay Klgh- with a 243 game and 638 set and Bob, erage, the sky's the limit for this, star Dayus a 243 game. The Easy Rollers ofyoucanerjoy •-,-"' TtMirtday, Feb; 15 ; ; : ; ;;tlinge r was 12th in the girls' match play, Cathofic league A-BDMsJoo semifinal* • bowler.' : •:'--. ">-•' --"c . '\;-; rolling 1,»«.:;::(:;: ,; League saw'Joan McComb run up a 223 better vacations. at U-O'8 cSehan HaB, 6 and 8 p.ni v : Second place, and a 1500 scholarship : game In a nice 607 series. \_ Friday. Feb, 17 :•' weot to Christina Bems, who finished ':' In the Senior House League, Greg Wis-, ; • Plaza Lanes in Plymouth will be the' Taykx Kennedy at Red. Thurston. 7:30 p.m. with 8 702 (Including handicap). Christina site of the Canton Bowling fc Trophy an gard bowled a 269 game and 709 series, Rediord Union at Garden City, 7:30 f>.m was the defending champion. Brad Joalln nual tournament The event begins at 1 while Dick Clarke had a 682, Jay Hunt 4 CaUfor Wayne Memoriarit Trenton, 7:30 p.m. won the Boys Division, with a ¢54 series pjn. Saturday and is limited to an entry 670 and Bill Stllwell a 695. In the MJd- "Lutheran North at CtarenceviBe. 7:30 p.m. (750 with handicap), while Neboo Rloska reservations Ypsi Calvary at Loth. Westland. 7:30 p.m. of 108 bowlers with averages of 195 and nighters, Walt Zlelinskl put together 226- Taylor Baptist Pk. at Red. Tempi* 0 p.m. came In second with a 6» (717 handicap). under. The first place prize is (500. Plaza 233-227 for a fine 666 set Christy Rose today! (Western Lake* Pteybff^Flrst Round) . All four winning bowlers are members of Lanes also offers "Open bowling" spe rolled a 217-game, that was 100 pins over ^arrn^^WrisonatN.Farrr^gton, 7:30 p.m. • the Western Wayne Youth Travelling cials from 10 pjn. to I isn. Mondays, average in the Livonia Parks & Recre Liv. Franklinat Uv. Stevenson. 7:30pra Classic League. These boys and girls Tuesdays and Wednesdays for only f 1 per ation Kids League. In the Friday Night Pty. Canton at WesHand GJenn. 7:30 pra bowl in a different boose each Sunday lane. The same rate applies 10 am until Kings & Queens, Howard Clark, Sr. rolled W.L. Western at Pty. Satern. 7:30 p.m. morning at 10 ain. •'••".'• 4 pmoQ Fridays.. A a 288 game as be scored a 728 total. - (ConsoJaUoh roond^tentatrve) ' Dorvin Convalescent & Nursing Center Liv. Churcrutt at W.L Central. 7:30 p.m. While I was talking to Pause's mother, • Westland Lanes On Wayne Road was Northvae at Farmlngton, 7:30 p.nt Kathy, at Westland Bowl last week, I no • The Tri-City WBA high scores: Bar the scene of the Westside Senior League 29270 Morlock Sunday, Feb. 18 ticed a string of seven strikes in the back bara Smith, Oct 7, 19M, rolled a 275 action where Gary Rankin rolled a 704 Livonia, MI 48152 Catr»6c League CrO and A-Bfinals ground. This was Pam Baternan's open game in the Ladles Classic at Garden series, Roy Biggs had a 290 game and ,at U-O's Cajihan HaH, 2 and 4 p.m. ing game in the Battle of the Sexes Lanes; Kathy Booelli, Nov. 28,-1988, in 695, Don Haase Jr., a 780 set with a 279 (313) 476-0555 League. She rolled seven perfect frames, the Wayne-Westland teachers at West- game, Tony Banks a 733 series, Terry . PREPHOCKEY before leaving a wiggling five-pin In the land Bowl rolled a 279 game; Sandra Smith, 700 series, Jim Robinson a 279 Wedrteeday. Feb. 15 in the eighth frame. She struck out again Zureckl had a 702 series on Dec. 14 in the game and Charlie Riffle a 278. Jlmm/s Retford CO vsrMifoi J Lakeland in tie ninth and 10tn frames for a 268, at Redford Ice Arena. 7 p.m. Ladies Classic at Westland Bowl; Valarie Ne« uoor team recorded a 3,433 team Georgian Bloomfield .game.;.', ,.;;• , series. ' ' Lrv. Stevenson vi VVyandolte. Scott cranked out a 299 game on Jan. 9In 2975 N. Adams Road Lrv. F/ankCnvs. MflordHJgh_:: . -^--- 4he-Local25 Mixed League at Satellite - • In the-Friday K of G Men's League, at Uvonia's Edgar Arena. 6 and 8 p.m. • If you're a fun-loving, outgoing Bowl; Kathle Finerman topped them all Brandon Heahey followed a pair of 204 Bloomfield HUIs, MI 48013 •'.••'.-•. Thursday,Feb. 18 . bowler, the American Lung Association with a 300 game and a 718 series on Jan. games with a perfect game. Congratula Ltv. ChurchS at Soutfifield. 8 p.m. . of Southeast Michigan needs your help. 22 in the Sunday Night His & Hers tions to Brandon on his first 300 game. In (313) 645-2900 Saturday. Feb. 18 . The "Super Bowl for Super Kids" bene League at Lodge Lanes. Kathle and her the Friday Twin Parris League, Larry r^t«d JSpartan's Annual Storewide g<[o). ^nuiVLOi* TIRE SD IMPLANTS 0 ts? BIRTHDAY SALE Are You WHEELALIG UVONIA 4AOA ABB NMENT 11940 MIDOlEKir OMLHCXfVyoultifidl - 1. Wearing A Partial Denture You Hate? 9 WO ALW Lr SEASOr WITH PURCHA8N RADIALE OF 4 TIRESS h*n*tMriAufc>v*>o*) • - 525-UVE (7203) 2. Have A Loose Lower or Upper Denture MEGA'METRIC JUNLOPQUAUFMSL —fif&Grkti^ —— [Import Radial AN S«ton High PmiomitK* I Wmrmrty 60,000 Mi^Wirranty 155SR12 P155/ ' l 54.89 6H13WrV THESE PICTURES SHOW POSSIBLE SOLUTIONS •24.89 A 80RU 3 HWL>> ....1.. $$f<99 14MR13 «•!••*««•«• $ZTM iw^omi. »35.89 4 HWL... • .iM*.** 1Mfl19 •••*<•«»•••# WM ITVtMll. T HWW.••••**,• ^n^^^ -MMA13 •••«»•••» $».W IM^MII. »Y7fSW4 RWL...... M4JI S179SA14...... S3M9 1W/7W14. _57«Sft14 RWL...:....$72JI 20S/7W14. P»V708fl14 RWL...... $7W» 178/708R13 •*•••«« $3249 «i5r7«Ri5 fimu...... tnm 1I5^08A1$. 333J9 20OV7W15. I3M9 21f/78ft1S. pasTosms RWL.....:..$7449 »•••••• 22SV7W15. P255/70SR1S HWL...'. ... 177M mwanu >•••#•• %*M »«/75*15. ravnms RWL...... I7M» 1 196/7081114 wL LIGHT TRUCK RADIALS TRAIL CLIMBER 9 ait itfJui^W* I t9p*ck taring*, t*bor, i arV*« to m*rtuf*nurw» I |4-cyttn \: Monday, February 13,1989 O&E (W,G)5C THIS IS OIOftTH The names and numbers listed here will help you understand our newspapers and locate people and departments in EDITORIAL EVer wojider who to call when you have a question of .THE comment about whal you've read In your hometown BUSINESS NEWS 591-2300 Ext.325 newspaper? The business section is published Thursdays. In addition to ©teevUer & /Eccentric Perhaps you've wondered how to let us know about news the story coverage and columns, the section contains several NEWSPAPERS or photo tips? calendars: BUSINESS PEOPLE covers promotions, internal So feel free to All news tips should be called to the community editor at awards and retirements for anyone living or working In our clip, snip or rip - the telephone number listed below. If you receive no circulation area. We will print photographs if space permits. this page for answer/call The Observer, 5.91-2305 or The Eccentric, DATE800K covers upcoming meetings and courses of future reference. 644-1101. interest to business people. MARKETPLACE briefly LETTERS TO THE EDITOR covers new businesses, Editorials are published every Thursday. The lead editorial new products and other is written by the community editor. Editorials printed below business-related items. CIRCULATION the lead are written by a member of the editorial Submit items for these Observer & Eccentric department. To reach the community editor, call the in writing by 5:00 Newspapers are delivered twice number listed. To reach the county editorial staff, call the p.m. Monday. For these each week by carrier and mail. appropriate number. All letters to the editor must be legibly calendars, call Barry PEGGIE PINCHEM, Our current audited circulation is written and signed. Please restrict letters to 300 words. We Jensen (ext. 325) For all 160,959 (September 30, 1987). other items, call Marilyn To begin receiving your reserve the right to condense any letter and may refuse CHIROPODIST, Qbserveror_Fccantric call publication. Fltchett, 591-2300. Ext. 331 591-0500 in Wayne CLUB AND FASHION SHOW NOTICES 644-1100 in Oakland 651-7575 in Rochester/Rochester I Notices of club activities appear In the Thursday Suburban These also are the numbers to call if you experience a problem Life section. All notices must be written legibly and received with delivery. Office hours are from 8:30 a.m. until 5:15 p.m. To by 5 p.m. Monday to be included In Thursday's paper. If you become a carrier, call 591-0500 or 644-1100. have questions, please call the appropriate Suburban Life editor. Fred Wright is our Circulation Director; 591-2300 ext. 500 ADVERTISING STREET SCENE 591-2300 Ext 302 There are two basic types of advertisements in The Observer This section, which, is written for readers In the 18-35 age & Eccentric Newspapers: range, appears in our Monday paper. It focuses orractivities DISPLAY- and events throughout Detroit as well as in our 12-community These ads are found in the main sections of the paper and are circulation area.For further Information, call Sue Mason, billed at a column-inch rate. We will provide layout, 591-2300 Ext 302. typesetting, and copywriting if you need it, at no additional TASTE 591-2300 Ext. 305 charge. Our food section appears in the Monday paper. Photos and additional artwork are Any questions regarding recipes should be available for directed to Ethel Simmons, food editor. ,/ a fee. WEDDINGS, ENGAGEMENTS, ANNIVERSARIES We publish photographs and announcements of weddings, • engagements and major anniversaries of locafresldents or frlf T "-f •' — J "r n i — former local residents. These appear as soon as possible, mmmm*^=aa depending upon available space. Forms for announcing these events are available from any .of our local offices, or you may # COMMUNITYEDITORS model your announcement on an example you've read in the BIRMINGHAM Judy Berne 644-1100 ext 248 newspaper. The best reproduction can be made from a 5"x CANTON NealHatdane 459-2700 7" black and white photo, but others will do. Please avoid FARMINGTON Bob Sklar 477-5450 regular or color Polaroid pictures. A- GARDEN CITY Leonard Poger 591*2300 ext 307 LIVONIA Emory Daniels 591-2300 ext 311 PHOTOGRAPHS PLYMOUTH NealHaldane 459-2700 Reprints of photographs that appear in the paper are not FtEDFORD Emory Daniels 591-2300 ext 311 available. However, if a photograph is used and not needed ROCHESTER Tom Baer 651-7575 for our files, it will be made available to the first person calling SOUTHFIELD Sandy Armbruster 644-1100 ext 263 In. Such photographs will be held in any of our offices for two TROY Tom Baer 651-7575 months, awaiting pickup. To inquire about a photograph, WESTBLOOMFIELD Judy Berne 644-1100 ext 248 please call the editor who ran the picture, i.e.; Sports, WESTLAND Leonard Poger 591-2300 ext 307 Suburban Life, Entertainment, Creative Living, News. # SUBURBAN LIFE SECTION EDITORS BIRMINGHAM Becky Haynes 644-1100 ext 264 RELIGION :' V .Xiui-reprfiSfiotauvgsjKilLbjB_hapPV to visit your place of CANTON Julie Brown 459-2700 Religious news Ispublisheri Thursdays. The religion calenc business and discuss a marketing strategy with you, along FARMINGT0N7.—:--..7^^^ Is published on these pages. Calendar deadline is Monday with information pertaining to deadlines, contract rates, GARDEN CITY Sue Mason 591-2300 ext 302 noon. All material must be In writing. For more Information, LIVONIA Sue Mason 591-2300 ext 302 research data, and upcoming special supplements. Our call your local suburban life editor r \ display telephones are: PLYMOUTH ..Julie Brown 459-2700 644-1100 in Oakland REDFORD '. ,Sue Mason 591-2300 ext 302 OBITUARIES 591-2300 In Wayne . ROCHESTER Carol Azlzian 651-7575 SOUTHFIELD .Shlrleelden 644-1100 ext 265 We publish obituaries of local residents and former local, Monica DiCola heads our Retail Advertising department In TROY Carol Azlzian 651-7575 residents: Most obituary information is received from area Oakland (644-1100 ext. 348) and Mark Lewis Is our Wayne WEST BLOOMFIELD Becky Haynes 644-1100 ext 264 funeral homes. If a local funeral home is not Involved, please County Retail Manager (591-2300 ext. 469) WESTLAND Sue Mason 591-2300 ext 302 call the community editor at the appropriate telephone number. All obituaries appear at the discretion of Ihe , # CREATIVE LIVING SECTION EDITORS community editor. Obituaries are printed without charge. OAKLAND COUNTY ...... Co Abatt 644-1100 ext 245 WAYNECOUNTY Marie McGee 591-2300 ext 313 »' CREATIVE LIVING # EDITORIALS News of the arts appears every Thursday. Deadline for OAKLANDCOUNTY Rich Perlberg 644-1100 ext 242 notices of gallery shows (which must be legibly written) Is WAYNECOUNTY ;...,. Sue Rostek 591-2300 ext 349 5:00 p.m. Monday. For more information, call the appropriate. ; Creative Living editor. ' ENTERTAINMENT 591-2300 Ext. 305 # LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Entertainment pages appear Thursday and Include feature BIRMINGHAM 1225 Bowers, Birmingham, Ml 48009 stories, theater and other entertainment reviews, TABLE CANTON , .....489 South Main. Plymouth, MI48170 TALK restaurant news column, and the UPCOMING FARMINGTON 33203 Grand River, Farmington, Ml 48024 calendar,, which deadlines each Thursday (foritems to appear, GARDEN CITYT...... ;.... 36251 Schoolcraft, Lrvonla, Ml 48150 thefoflowing Thursday). Submit all information to CLASSIFJED- LIVONIA ...... 36251 Schoolcraft, Livonia, Ml 48150 Ethel Simmons, entertainment editor. These ads are found In the Classified sections of the papers PLYMOUTH .489 South Main, Plymouth, Ml 48170 and are placed in columhs under the appropriate REDFORD 36251 Schoolcraft, Livonia, Ml 48150 MOVIE REVIEWS 591-2300 Ext. 302 classification for the Item that l9 to be bought or sold. They ROCHESTER 410 North Main, Rochester, Ml 48063 are billed at a line rate. Our Classified telephone lines are SOUTHFIELD 1226Bowers, Birmingham, MI48009 All questions about movie reviews, which appear every open dally from 8:00 a.m. until 5:30 p.m. Monday through TROY ...... u...... 410 North Main, Rochester, Ml 48063 Monday In our STREET SCENE section, should be directed to Thursday and from 8:00 a.m. until 6:00 p.m. Friday. WEST BLOOMFIELD ... 1225 Bowers, Birmingham, Ml 48009 SueMason. Call: WESTLAND ...... 36251 Schoolcraft,llvonla, Ml 48150 Steve Barnaby is Managing Editor of 644-1070 In Oakland The Observer & Eccenlrlc Newspapers; 591-2300 ext 300 591-0900 In Wayne SPORTS : 852-3222 In Rochester/Rochester Hills Eachcommuntty has Its own sports editor. To report scores, Our computerized classified phone system will route your call call the appropriate editor. : ' ' THE \o one of our ad takers. We suggest that you jot down what you would like to say before calling and have your Visa or 0 SPORTS SECTION EDITORS MasterCard ready If you plan to use one of them. BIRMINGHAM ...... ;...... Marty Budner 644-1103ext 257 CANTON ..DanO'Meara591-2305ext330 Wmx^ Classified ads are also available In display format for Real FARMINGTON .v...*...... DanO'Meara691-2305ext 339^-v Estate and Automotive clients and are billed at an Inch rate. GARDEN CITY...... BradEmons 591-2305 ext 323 NEWSPAPERS! To arrange for a classified displayed call: LIVONIA Brad Emons 591-2305ext 323 >: Wayne County:36251 Schootcran, Livonia Ml 48150 644-1100 In Oakland PLYMOUTH...,..,.,...... Dan O'Meara 691-2305 ext 339 ; Oakland County:1225 Bowers, Birmingham.MI 48008 691-2300 In Wayne REDFORD...-...... ;;. Brad Emons691-2305ext 323 ROCHESTER ...... : Jim TOth 644-1103 ext 244 ftjiterial Qfftes Jack Padley manages our Classified department (591-2300 SOUTHFIELD ... 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And you don't need to be a well-seasoned nordlc skier to master the moves,See page6D/- ••••"•-'• •--' -••••' — < • , Stye (Obserurr & Srrmtric Newspapers ; Monday, February 13,1989 O&E **1D photo* by RANDY B0R3T/«Jarf ptotogrftptrtr The cockpit of a DC-9 Is very familiar to Sydney Hale of Farmington Hills. She's rated rtunity knocks, to fly it and is a first officer, or co pilot, on one for Northwest Airlines. but only a few wing i By Janice Brunton to surge the next 10 years as thousands of new positions are staff writer created by a booming civil aviation industry that already has employers scrambling for adept new recruits. Pioneers like Amelia Earhart and Beryl Markham paved "Employers are beating the brush for women," said Nan the airways for female aviators, but fewer women may now cy Walters, president of the state's Aviation Association, a be entering aviation than 10 years ago in spite of soaring group of approximately 90 pilots who promote the industry opportunity. in Michigan. Half of the membership is female. "If a woman is qualified, she's hired In a minute; she has it The emphasis on hiring females as flight instructors and made. But unfortunately, women don't perceive aviation as in other pilot positions is "probably reverse discrimination," their world," said Julie Marshall, a licensed pilot who man Walters quipped. ages Oakland Community College's aviation program. "But women are finally getting jobs that were closed to The first female In nine years will graduate from the two- them for a long time, providing they are qualified," she said. year program next fall, a woman 4n her early 40s whom "And believe me, there are qualified women out there," Marshall Is recruiting for the aviation staff at OCC. Of 20 employees now in the program, only three, including Mar JUST HOW many, however, is a source of concern to shall, are female. Janet Olsen, founder and operator of one of the larger flight schools and air charter services in the metropolitan area. "I get calls all the time from companies who want women As a teen in the 1950s, Olsen, now 49, was infatuated by Julie Marshall is a pilots," she said. "For whatever reasons, they feel a woman flying and entered aviation at a time when few women were flight instructor at is best suited to the job. I'm asked to recommend somebody involved. Over the next two decades, she watched their num Olsen Flight for the right seat (co-pilot). I can't. bers soar, a situation that is once again changing. Service, based at "There simply aren't any qualified women who are avail "More women were flying for fun and pleasure 10 years Detroit City able. It's a real sad thing." ago than today," she said. Airport. OPPORTUNITIES FOR all.qualified pilots are expected Please turn to Page 4 Warp Factor KarlosBcumey Ottawa: as'sub- By Iris 8anderson Jons* There is no mistaking the Ottawa contributing travel editor. skyline. Government buildings that look like French chateau* rise in .. (Last of a two-part series) high walls of stone, topped by steep Q: A group of as are planning a copper roofs that have gone green four-day trip together daring late with age. They stand on high ground winter pr early spring. We hope to go above the Ottawa Elver that divides to Europe someday, but in tbe mean the" province of Ontario from the time we've narrowed it down to two French-speaking province of Que Canadian cities, Toronto and Ot bec. tawa. That's as much of a "foreign At first vou see only those roof country" as we can afford. tops, but If you lower yowr line of M.S., vision you will notice a lot of very Birmingham active people aroand: Joggers ow A: I answered the first half of this ning on the path along the rim, question last week when we talked housewives haggling at a cotorftl about Toronto. Now I would like to outdoor market, cyclists crossing the answer tho second half. river to the new glass grandest of Ottawa Is a "downtown city," too, the National Gallery of Canada or but it has a different ambiance than going on past the new Msssem of Toronto. Like Washington, D.Q., it is CvrlUsatlon that opens on the Quit id a national capital where everyone side of the river this spring. seems to work for the government MMtyJofttt When Qgeen Victoria picked this Like Washington, the legislative •Tm sorry sir, all carrion must be abto to fit buildings are on The Hill. There the The Canadian Parliament buildings are a dominant feature of sKe for Canada's capital la 1W7, ha under your H-*'k comparison ends. ' the skyline In Ottawa. rness twn to Page 6 !i.:'>if- ••'—r» rr y it... \ -.^..,^..-.,^, _.. t,\ .....:. ..- ,.-..,..' \ t slisttsMii tfeiatefesftjitfitfiHiMhArikAi tfaa^^Mtrt^aiaaibai ^r-W^* m f m » • '»* 'II * mmt^^^^m^w^^w^r^^f^r m^m^mm^^mi^m^^Fm m^i^^mrm^* mmmmmmmmmmm ^f 20** 0&S Monday, February 13, j<69 * • MOVING PICTURES M. VIDEO VIEWING •I IU By Dan Qrsspbsrg (Yves Montana") for his nephew Ugo- special writer lln (Daniel. Auteuil). Cesa^is some*, what of the grand old man of the •';:;• Foreign films od videocassette of town, but has ho.,, heirs except thisj fer easy access to a* world of Images . nephew: who jpeeQs de" FloretteVi Ted Damon not readily available at the suburban farrn and spring toralse.carnaliohs.K1 (left) piaya maU or oe^borbood four-Waller. ': this tale of rustic greed-and rural Lany Kozirtski, Cruising the shelves at the 'local vengeance is so well told by directoi;- Isabella Rot-, . video shop turns up recent, as well Claude Be'rrithat it rises above any sellinlis Maria as classic, older examples. Of specific place and time and becomes., Hardy and Wil v course, th* major proMem with for a tale of human passion for; all tiniest liam Peterson eign films is translation into English. and for all places. Greed, avarice,"; murder, deceit; passion, indiffk- is Tom Hardy . Neither subtitles nor dubbliig is com ( ence, love, tenderness — they are &lf' in "Cousins," a pletely satisfying, but it beats the al- ternative-T- not seeing the tremen- ' there, along with the stunning pho:. romantic corn- dous : range of films around the tography of Bruno Nuytten. It's per^,; edy from Para world. formed by one of the best acting en;n mount about Foreign films dubbed on cassette sembies Imaginable. " the changing have an advantage that dubbing Yves Montand Is Irascible, greedy^ lives and loves doesn't get in the theater. Because cynical yet tender and loving. While: of two families. the screen is small the annoyance of all those emotions seem incompati lips moving in one language, while' ble, Montand manages an effortless someone Is speaking another, is not portrayal of this complex character, so pronounced. Soubeyran. He and Daniel Auteufi'£| K Subtitles, however, reman* - the weak-witted nephew are a,fine pair^ most widely used translation tech — villains and tragic heroes at onevj nique and, no matter, bow well done, -arid the^ame; time. -— v- they Interrupt the film's visual..'contt* Ih order to. take over Jean de't Severed readers have written '•'•• "Iron Triaagle"(B) (R) 90 minutes. nuity. Then, too, there are all kinds' Florette's farm, Cesar and Ugoliij^ regarding my review of. "Torch The brutality of the Vietnam war ofsubtitles, and it is hard to read * Grading the movies block the spring that waters i(.jT . Song Trilogy" My apologies if the movies told from the Viet Cong point of white letters superimposed Over a Gerard Depredieu; one of France's' anyone took offense although A+ Top marks -sure to please view. : white table cloth. finest actors, poignantly communi none. was intended. Careful re , "The January Man" (B) (R) 95 Two recent VCR releases alleviate A Close behind' excellent cates the strength of character and.;, view of that column in no way in minutes., the problem with yellow letters out love of family of the Idealistic, sensl;^ dicates any question about my OiUn- Cliched but slick detective story lined faintly in black. They are easi A- Still in running for top honofs live, hunchback postal clerk who re-7 support for everyone's political, Greenberg with big-name cast.. ly read,, but even if they weren't, turns to the land to farm scientif^caU,^ . legal;social and cultural rights — B+ Pretty good stuff, not perfect .. "Mississippi Burning" (A+) (R) these 1987 PG French films - "Jean de Florette", (122 minutes) and ly- ;.' . . r/| provided only that (hey do not well — come close to saving this • 130 minutes. "Manon of the Spring" (113 minutes) harm others. B Good .••-'••;.;,••' film as do the tap routines of Sammy Brilliant political film about THE FILM Itself is so densely — are so good that you ought to rush The current cycle of American re Davis Jr.'s cronies, a terrific bunch human greed, fear'-'and cruelty. A packed with rich images of southern^ right out Both get an A ± in this cor makes of French films provides an B- Good but notable deficiencies of crotchety old men who hang must-see.,. France and a broad palette of rudQ ner. -: - •:-•..• n other winner in "Cousins" (A-) (PG- around the studio. : • "My Stepmother Is an Alien" as well as fine characters that It is C* Just a cut above average -Based oh Marcel Pagnol's two- 13) 115 minutes. This son of the 1975 (B+) (PG-13) 108 minutes. When ex difficult to describe the story briefly/ , : But all that fine shoe — tap, soft part novel, "Water of the Hills," "Cousin, Cousine' which woo Best tra-terrestrial Kim Basinger touches without disclosing key elements. T6&.1 C Medtocre and otherwise — can't save a film these lyric films should be seen, in Foreign Film Oscar is sort of an out-, down, this comedy takes off. film is so well-done that it tells iti with lines like,'•- "Dancing is what I one sitting, if at ail possible. They doorsy "Moonstruck" although "Naked Gon" (D) (PG-13) 90 m|n- itself. . Cv Not so hot and slipping fast am;" '"I want to die with my tap are a perfect double bill. Despite "Cousins" doesn't nave quite the eth shoes on;" !They couldn't take away •; utes. Overly broad farce never gets nic family intensity, coherence and Dt The very best of the poor stuff off tie'ground floor of the police that unity, each film stands on its The two actresses who play his pride;" and a hero with electronic, own and can be enjoyed separately. impact that "Mooostrock" did. -: taps..'>:;'v'.'::; •'•" '.-'- .".':•. squadroom. Manon are exquisite, and Beart who Larry Kozinski (Ted Danson) and D Poor "Oliver and Company" (A) (G) 70 plays the,mature Manon, was seen" his wife Tish (Sean Young} live with STILL PLAYING: ; minutes. Disney animation at its SET NORTB of Marseilles in the here recently as an angel who fell to1' his teenage son, Mitch (Keith Coo- D- Rtfeesni get much worse "The -Accidentia] Tourist" (C+) ; best./- ':.:':{ . -v.".".'-.-.;- ; . '20s, Jean, de Florette (Gerard earth and stirred lo^al souls with her;0 (PG) 120 minutes. gan). Mitch's mother was Larry's "Rain Man" (A+) (R) 180 minutes. Depredieu) is. a postal clerk who, beauty. In the second film, through^ first wife. At a family wedding, Lar F Triiyawful. Slow-paced family melodrama. • with his wife,^Almee (Depredieu's her strength of character as much as"1 —MBea«h'es^(A#)-(PXM3)-120~mliF' —Tom Cruise and Dustto Hoffman star - ry meets — and becomes enamored " Z Reserved for the wJossally bad as brothers in every sense. TealOife^wtte~Elixabeth), a former her beauty, she achieves some of her of — a cousin, Maria Hardy (Isabella utes. '•:• opera singer, and their daughter, father's goals. Rossellini), while her husband, torn *•' hto advanced screerfng .; Bette Midler and Barbara Her- 'Three Fugitives" (A-) (PG-13) 95 Manon (Ernestine Mazurowna as a If you can't find four hours to/: (William Petersen) is slipping off in shey in fine show of friendship. minutes, ' ; ' ' child and Emmanuelle Beart in part watch these two tapes in one sitting," the bushes with Larry's wife, Tish. •• "Ckild's Play" (B-) (R). Horror sto Touching comedy about a tough two) decide to return to the land. squeeze them Into a weekend or?' Those are poly the main points of •Tap" (C±) (PG-13) 105 minutes, ry about possessed doll given as a guy, a little misfit and his cute The farm that they have inherited something, but see them. Your life^ this happy, jumbled, multifaceted .on the other hand, is entertaining but birthday present. •"•'• daifghter; . . .-. is coveted by Cesasr Soubeyran will be richer for the experience. ethnic conglomerate, the Kozinskis -r not great It's refreshing that Black "Crossing Delancy" (A) (PG) 95 andCostellos. ;.' film production finally has hit the minutes. A liberated, young New ,ni While there are characters every* mainstream with movies like "Fm York gal,} but grandma has Old where, they are delightful, easy to Gonna Get You Sucka" and'Tap." World ideas: ' > > SCREEN SCENE keep track of and fun to .watch. - That doesn't mean, however, that ("Dangerous Liaisons" (C±) (R) Cbar.acteriiations are very, wefoV; "Tap" can sell all the old, 1934 white' 1J5 minutes. »;, done ranging from Maria's mom, movie-musical cliches? Even lush images and good acting - AFTERNOON FILM THEATER, De ; Feb: 15. Classic, rnuIU-Oscar-wInnlng Latin American Solidarity Committee's- Edi Costello (Norma Aleandro), and There are excellent dance can't overcome the non-cinematic troit Institute of ArU, Petwft. Call a&i- ; dnuna that helped break society's silence free film series. Larry's father, Vince (Lloyd Bridg sequences with Gregory Hines, Su quality of this boring story of pre- 2730 for lif onnaUo'a \%\Hall seats) about the disease of alcoholism, Directed "Sleepwalk" (1987) 7, 8:30 and 10 p.m. Three Penny Opera'? (1931), I pjn. by Billy Wilder, with Ray Milland. es), to Aunt Sofia (Gina DeAngelis) zanne Douglas and Sammy Davis, Jr. Revolutionary French decadence. , Feb. 18, Angell Hall. Jim Jarmuscbs and a host of charming little chil that make a trip to your local Bijou "Dirty Rotten Scoundrels" (B+) Feb. 14-10. Grungy, weIrdUysblemnaoap- r M/'A Fish Called Wanda" (1988), 9 pjn. claims bis friend Sara Driver Is a be}tersj dren^ -_'-'•-• ".: .'-:••" /•: worthwhile but the story of Hines as (PG) 100 minutes. Super-slick con tallon of the Brecht-WeU musical about: : Feb. 17. Repulsive comedy about an ag- director than he is. This haunting, aston-•.; The photography by Ralf Bode an ex-con torn between tap dancing men on the Riviera are lots of fun. love and power brokerage: among-the 1 i. ing British lawyer rescued from male Ishing film about the mystical experienc ("Distant Thunder" and "The and safe-cracking is just too much. "Her Alibi" (B-) (PG) 90 minutes criminal classes. Directed by O.W. Pabst, menopause by a lewd American crime es of a Manhattan typesetter proves he's Accused") is excellent and Angejo / Savion Glover turns in a'neat per-, This murder-mystery-spy-defect- with Lotte Lenya. queen. Directed by^Charles Crichtoh, with right. Badalamenti's musical score is su formance as Douglas's son and or-detective-writer story is well- John Cleese and Jamie Lee Curtis. "Down By Law" (1986) 7:30 and 9;30\ perb. Despite his fine perforinahbe; ••'. Hines' young admirer. Ms. Douglas done but too, much. DETROIT FILM THEATER, Detroit 'The Unbearable Lightness*of Being" p.m. Feb. 18, Hill Street Speaking of Jar-°. Institute of Arts, Detroit Call 8S2-J7SO . (1988), 6:30 pjn. Feb. 18. Philip Kauf- however; Ted,Danson never quite Is a dance teacher who maintains "I'm Gonna Get Yon Su'cka" (C+) ; musch, this hackneyed, pretentious tale makes it as an-ethhie. Aside from Hines'father's studio. (R) 85 minutes. Slow-paced satire of for Information. (|5 all seats) ' man's epic, erotic adaptation of the Mi- of low lifers in Louisiana will bore the that, ."Cousins" is great entertain the dancing of Davis, Douglas and B-movies from the black point of •'Women on the Verge of a Nervous • Un Kundera novel. You'll laugh: you'll living cement out of you. With Tom Waits ment. • ^ Hines — Glover does a neat turn as view. Breakdown" (1988), 7 and 9:S0 psa. Ft&>. cry; you/il go home and take a long cold and John Laurie. -•'/. 17-18 and 5,7 and 9 p.m. Feb. 19; Trebdy, : shower. / '•] - c- "Shattered Dreams: Picking Up the" tiresome farce by Spanish director Pedro REDFORD THEATRE, 17360 Lasber, Pieces" (1987) 8 p.m. Feb. 18, MLB &o Aimodovar is sort of like "Desperately Detroit Call 537-1133 for information. Victor Schonfeld's epic documentary.. Seeking Susan" without Madonna,; (|2allseaU) chronicles the rise of the Israeli state ancr' ALTERNATIVE VIEWING Roseanna Arquette or jokes. ; 'Tin Pan AUey" (1940), 7:30 p.m. Feb. the forces that threaten to destroy It. 17-18. Betty Grable musical about lurn- "Horeefeathers" (1932) 7:30 p.m. Feb. OAKLAND UNIVERSITY.^Ol Dodge of-the-century songwriters won an Oscar 18, with "A Night at the Opera" (1935) at.. r.M Hall, Rochester. Call 370-2020 for Infor for Alfred Neumann's^musical score. 9 p.m. Arguably the two best films the.' mation, (fl all seats) Marx Brothers ever made, and anybody ouse "Going Back" (1984), 7 p.m. Feb. 18. TELE-ARTS, 1640 Woodward, Detroit. who wants to argue about it can step outui Feature by Rochester-area director Ron Call 963-8690 for dates and times. ($2 side. ByArm«8harp faced, fainting and weeping at inter wings directly on to the celluloid, for Teachwbrlb about two men yearning for matinee, students and seniors, $3.50 regu "Singln' In the Rain" (1952) 7:30 p.rt£» vals to remind us this is not a funny example, as in "Mothlight" (1963), or yesteryear was an award-winner at the special writer lar) •;. • Feb. 18, Nat. Sci.t with "An American DH situation. spending six years painting images Ann Arbor Film Festival. •Track 29** (19M). Nicholas Roeg's Paris" (1951) at 9:30 p.m> Classic musUW Spanish director Pedro. Almodo- Aimodovar drags in all sorts of on to each individual frame as in his weirdly moving comedyndrama about a cals beloved by generations of Gene KeL- var's "Women on the Verge of a Ner farcical plot complications, includ "Dante Quartet" (1987). : MICHIGAN THEATRE, 603 E. Liber- -lonely woman who fantasizes a reunion ly fans, and slavishly imitated by a mil vous Breakdown" may be the most ing Shilte terrorists, a pistol-brand Here's your chance to met the ty, Ann Arbor. Call 669-8897 for Informa with her long lost son. lion MTV videos. .1 trendy date movie of the season. For ishing madwoman and a pitcher full man in person. Brakhage will ap tion. (14 regular, $3.25 for students and ; heaven sake's, don't wait for this one of drugged gazpacbo that makes pear, courtesy of the University of seniors) UNIVERSITY OF MICHIOAN-ANN UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN-DEARV to show up at the Maple. Hurry down various characters pass out for con Michigan-Ann Arbor's program in "Festival of Animation" (1988), 8 p.m. ARBOR: A select listing of showings by BORN, Evergreen Road across from thrf to the Detroit Film Theatre this venient plot purposes. film and video studies, at retrospec Feb. 13, 8:45 p.m. Feb. 14, 7:16 p.m. Feb. campus film societies. Locations: Audito Falrlane Towne Center, Dearborn. Call Weekend, and here's what you'll see: This film has all the sophistication tive showings of his films Feb. 16-17. 15, 7 p.m. 17, 4:80 and 9:55 p.m, Feb. 18. rium A of Angell Hall, 435 $. State, Mod 593-5390. (Free) First of all, the most tempting and wit of an"Our Gang" comedy. The programs will be held each Animated shorts from all over the world. ern Language Building, 812 E. Washing "The Accused" (1988) 7:80 p.m. Feb. opening credit sequence of the year Even the subtitles don't disguise the night at 7:30 p,m. in Lorch Hall Au Features an adaptation of Detroit-based ton; Natursl Science Auditorium, 830 N. 15-16, Recreation and Organization Cen so far, Credits are superimposed on fact that the story, set in Madrid, ditorium (corner of Monroe and Tap- band Was (Not Was)*s charming jingle University, and Hill Street Cinema, 1429 ter. Powerful drama about a rape vic collages of campy, voluptuous Imag could just as easily take place In Cal pan). Admission is free. "Dad, I'm In Jail." Hill St (Prices average $2.50 single, tim's quest for justice. With Jodie Foster es from glamor magazines of the ifornia, with Bette Midler and Shelly Brakhage's early works, "Desist* "Hollywood Shufne" (1986), 7 pm Feb. $3.50 double feature.) and Kelly McGUlls. '60s, accompanied by < a lolloping Long In the principle roles, with lit fllm,"'"Dog Star Man" and "Dante 15. Robert Townsend wrote, directed and "In the Name of the People" (1982), 8 "Black Orpheus" (1980) 8 p.m. Feb. 17, torch ballad from the same era. tle difference. / Quartet" will be featured Thursday starred In this funny, thought-provoking p.rrt. Feb. 16, Angell Hall. Documentary Classroom and Administration Building, Then, you'll enter a worM that The only really enjoyable thing and his recently completed "Faust" tale about the tribulations of a young Af narrated by Martin Sheen about film Room 1S1 Marcel Camus' lush poetic re might be dubbed "Pedro's Play- about this movie is the way it looks. trilogy will have Its premiere on Frl- rican-American actor In Hollywood. makers who followed guerrilla fighters telling of the Orpheus myth, set in Rio de" house." You'll shiver with delight at And that trendy look is already day. :--•-;--:-,--:- ..-.-..:.•..,-,._..--. "The Lost Weekend'' (194S), 9:15 p.m. - Into combat In San Salvador, part of the Janeiro during Carnival. "'" " "• •' '* the movie's giggly postmodern look. starting to curdle. The Pee-Wee de Iff all luscious fire engine reds, cor is already a bit old bat and the -J violets and cobalt blues. Plastic visual nods to New Wave and the /jgS**^tf^M*^g«*»^l,V»fr^C*Ms^S%at^ Harbor l»leind •pan a for 1 Starts March OtH duckies, funny alarm clocks, ear post-punk appear rather stale in rings shaped like expresso pots; cv- im. ^•^t^f HISTORIC '*••'•• '•••A*--'' "• «Orthing but the King of Cartoons! That's all the more reason to rush Yosll smile expectaatry at the out and see "Women on the Verge," first appearance of the film's he- while there's still an aira of botness rote*, pUyed by Almodorar's favor about it Six months from now it will ite feadmg lady, Carmen Mamra. Just seem tepid. - She's a haggard, doe-eyed beauty "Let our warm hospitaUtychase of a certain age with "comedlenneT' STAN BRAKHAGE has earned written all over, her. A Latin Carol laurels as one of the greatest innova . uwiiy your winter blues! '.'"v Burnett? Not really. As it tsms out, tors of American avant-garde cine-: qabln Fever Folk Art Show Masra is more or less the straight ma. He revohstfeoised the film ^ffkify; Fee, 17th, 10 am. • e PM man In this story. world's Idea abovt what can he done : IiSalur^y^Fab. 10th, 16 arti'16 p^fin, The plot revolves aromd her find with the medhmt, pieoeerbif the nse ing out the man she tores has nut off of the hand-held camera, for In ^m^^^nmm^nMfiM: , Inside the Old Home Shoppes ond Market Street Square with another woman and that her stance. along ChesnnlnK's historic boulevflrd ureo pregnancy test is positive, all on the He also has done amazing things CtiCisnr* it tots!*} oft /My. U *7 h Sovrharn Sta'sn.* Count/ IS mVi n#if of same day. Maurs plays H sober* to the film Itself -gluing moth 176(St* >3l)otMm?<* tufciVQ.S/ Chambor of Commerco • (517) 845-3055 (<&>*%fc3 «-^#V^ Monday, February 13,1989 O&E • •3D STREET BEATS Making it IN CONCERT • IODINE RA1NC0AT8 • HtPPODflOME Iodine Raincoats will perform on Mon Hippodrome will perform on Friday, day, Feb. 18, at Rick's Cafe, «11 Church, Feb. 17, at Jameson's, 1812 N. Main, Roy Ann Arbor. For Information call 996- al Oak. For Information, call 547.-4470, High school dreams come true for Smith 2747. .• CARU80 By Larry O'Connor • A8HCANVANGOQH Caruso will perform with special staff writer Ash Can VanGogh will perform on guests, Y B Sby, on Friday, Feb. 17,«at Tuesday, Feb. 14, at the Blind Pig, 208 S. Hamtramck Pub, 204? .Canijf, Ham-' Scanning.the radio dial midday, First, Ann Arbor.* F6r Information, call tramck. For information, call 365-9760. the DJ'8 voice pierces the ear. 996-8555. "Here's Erica Smith, who definite • URBATIONS ly has a hit on her hands with 'Temp • THE DIFFERENCE The Urballoos will perform Friday, The Difference will perform on Tues Feb 17, at the Blind Pig, 208 8. First, tation Eyes,'" says the man on the day, Feb. 14, at Rick's Cafe, 611 Church, Ann Arbor. Fox information, call 996- radio. Ann Arbor.'for Information, call 996- 8555. • ' * « _ False promises made in the glare 2747. of the afternoon sun? Hardly. ' •« • NICK CAVE . Erica Smith's stock Is rising faster • JUGGLERS AND THIEVE8 Nick Cave and The Bad Seed! will per than mercury on the tip of a boiling Jugglers and Thieves will perform on form at 10 p.m. Friday, Feb. 17, at Saint Wednesday, Feb. 15, at the Token Andrew's Hall, 431 E- Congress, Detroit. tea kettle. She has done the unheard Lounge, Joy Road, one block east'Of Tickets are $12.50. For information, call of, what Is thought to be the unat Middlebelt, Westland. For information, 961-MELT. tainable. call 522-0245. •Smith, 19, has made it on Top 40 • BLUE FRONT PERSUADERS radio, cracked It like the short-order • T-A-J BAND Blue Front Persuaders will perform cook who specializes in making The T-A-J Band, a reggae group, will Friday and Saturday, Feb. 17-18, at omelets. She's in the Top 20 at perform on Wednesday, Feb. 15, at Rick's Rick's Cafe, 611 Church, Ann Arbor. For WHYT-FM and her rendition of ,the Cafe, 811 Church, Ann Arbor. For infor information, call 996-2747. mation, call 996-2747. Grass Roots' hit has been the No. 1 • THE 8HY requested song at WCZY-FM. • DEFUNKT The Sby will perform on Saturday, And get this, she's from Detroit. Defunkt, Island recording artists, will Feb. 18, at Lili's 21, 2930 Jacob, off Jos. "When I heard it, I looked at the perform on Thursday, Feb. 16, at the Campau, Hamtramck. For Information, BUnd Pig, 208 S. First, Ann Arbor. For call 875-6555. - radio," said Smith, sitting in the con information, call 996-8555. trol room of Seller Studio in Sterling • STEVE NARD ELLA Heights where "Temptation Eyes" • LONNIE BROOK8 Steve Nardella will perform Saturday, was recorded "It was great. Actual Lonnle Brooks, a blues artist from Chi- Feb. 18. at the Blind Pig. 208 S. First ly, I was driving down 1-94 on my cago, will perform on Thursday, Feb. 16, Ann Arbor. For Information, call 996- way here. I was looking Into every at Rick's Cafe, 611 Church, Ann Arbor. 85S5. one else's car thinking, 'Are they lis For information, call 996-2747. tening to it?'" • ZOMBIE 8URFER8 • FRANK ALLISON Zombie Surfers will perform with spe-" They are. More than that, appar Frank Allison and the Odd Sox will per cial guests, Screamin Savage and the' ently, so are major record labels. form on Friday. Feb. 17, at Lili's 21,2930 Cavemen, on Saturday, Feb. 18, at the Jacob, off Jos. Campau, Hamtramck. For Hamtramck Pub, 2048 Caniff, off 1-75. Gary Spanlola, who produced the information, call 875-6555. For Information, call 865-9760. maxl-slngle, said he expects Smith to sign a deal "hopefully in the next two to three weeks." LIVE THINGS COULDNf be better, if Smith mapped out the whole scenar io out herself. Actually, she did. COWBOY JUNKIES As a high school student in West Virginia, Smith kept a daily Journal. In it, she would plot how she would Blind Pig Ann Arbor return to Detroit and launch her own solo singing career. The questions came fast and furi Mar go Timmins. And she smiled! ous. Why are the Cowboy Junkies With this inconspicuous entrance, Smith followed through on her playing at the Blind Pig? Why wasn't they gently defined the mood 5f the written word. When she graduated I told that the 10 p.m. show was sold evening with 'T Don't Get It" from from high school, she coaxed her out? Why didn't I get tickets for the the their wonderful album /Trinity stepfather to drive her to her birth extra show quick enough? Sessions" (RCA). This was followed place of Detroit. Then she started on With the fabulous Connells only by a captivating version of the old her quest drawing only 40 people when they classic "Blue Moon." Throughout the Smith eventually hooked up last played the Blind Pig, when did the set, the. Cowboy Junkies were quiet _ year with Gary Spanlola, a well- Cowboy Junkies get so popular? How and subtle. But this lack of assault; known name in Detroit music cir would their moody, melancholy demanded your attention. songs translate to a live setting?. cles, and things just took off. So fast, Rumor has it that the reason for • In fact, it even makes her 19-year- Would they smije? Would it be the the lack of-snow in the Ann Arbor old head spin. most depressing gig ever? But most area is that Margo Timmins' en Importantly. . . how was I going to chanting voice melted it all away, "It's not as planned as I had get a ticket? Thankfully, nobody had including many hearts presents at thought," she^said. "It's a lot differ taken this assignment, so happy the Blind Pig. ' ent" days! Highlights of the night included Somehow, Smith appears to be a First Impressions of the crowd the magical steel/slide guitar play person who can handle it. At times, were kind of scary. I don't think I've ing of Kim Deschampe and Margo she appears awe-struck by her sud seen such an older audience. Maybe Timmins' a cappella version of den notoriety. they all meant to go to The Ark, but Bruce Springsteen's "My Father's got lost Good LOrd, beards and House" from his "Nebraska" LP. But listening to her three-song sin sweaters were everywhere. Is the > t gle finds a mature woman whose musical tastes of the uhder-23 crowd Gentle sadness, pure pain, raw Erica Smith, 19, has made it on Top 40 radio. has been the No. 1 requested song at WCZY- emotion. The thing that dreams are.; powerful voice can crystallize the that limited? i words she sings. She's In the Top 20 at WHYT-FM and her rendi FM. At 9 p.m., a ragged looking crew madeof. tion of the Grass Roots' hit, "Temptation Eyes" took to the stage led by the stunning — Cormac Wright ' Spanlola has worked with a slew of Detroit artists. Some of note in while he supplies the structure. Al New York. Then Smith read an arti those artists behind a closed door, clude Ready for the World, Toby cle in Detroit Monthly magazine, cit they would wan^ to be on Top 40." COLLEGE CLASSICAL Redd and Rhythm Corps. ready, they have 13 to 14 tunes ready for an album. ing Spanlola as one of the bosses of He thinks she's for real. the 1990s. The rest is history. NONETHELESS, there are other If it weren't for Spanlola, Smith Here are the top 10 songs receiving air Here are the top 10 most requested se Her successful foray into Top 40 traps to avoid. For one, there's the "HER VOICE has feeling," said would have sought success else banality of dance pop. play on WOUX-AM, campus station of lections on Dick Wallace's show on Spanlola, who performed with the where. She performed in a Top 40 music Is almost an unprecedented Oakland University In Rochester. WQRS-FM. one for a local artist Some avoid it Then, there's the image versus popular Detroit rock outfit Bitter band that performed on the hotel- for fear of the sell-out label. substance issue. Smith's dark looks 1. 'Til Be Yod," Reptacemeats. 1. "Dam Busters March," Coates. Sweet Alley. "There's a lot of people motel circuit certainly make her attractive along 2."Stand,"R£At 2."SymphonyNo.5/'Sc*«bert, . who can sing well, but it means noth "It was lonely," she said. "At first "I don't consider It a pitfall," with being a talented songwriter and 3.'Disco Man," New Order. $."Ctech Suite," Dvorak. ing." it was fun and exciting, but that Spanlola said. "You're up against performer. She wants to find a bal 4. "Elizabeth^ DeKrewa. 4. "Piano Quintet," SctamaM, wore off very quickly. You're singing Michael Jackson and Whitney Hous ance between the two. 5. "i541," Grant Hart. 5. "Spring Coocerto," ViraML The collaboration between Smith ton. It's the hardest market to crack. 6.' 'Motorcrash," Sig&rctbes. 6. "Mother Goose Suite," Ravet someone else's songs. You're not ex 7.'Teenage Riot," SoaJcYfcte. 7. "String Serenade," TdaikoVrty. and Spanlola Is a productive one, not pressing yourself. You're just there." "1 don't want to be dubbed, 'Oh to mention a creative one. "Everyone says, 'Oh it's too com she's trying to be another 8."GetBack,"Lalbach. 8. "Symphony No. 34," Mo*art. They co-write each song. She Like many frustrated artists in the mercial. We don't want to go for Madonna/ " she said. "But I think 9. "Who Or What I Am," Colors. ; ». "Romeo fcJuliet, " Prekefkv. .- 10. "Digging My Own Grave," Karen 10. "Symphony No. 5," Beethoven. brings in the lyrics and the melody area, Smith was planning a move to that' I .guarantee you that if you get it's Important to have an image," Monster. REVIEWS LIVE IN THE • T p. . THE LEAVING +Jhfi ("irsuaiioni.. WHISPERING tordutfiy inril* y*« to c\UJi TIME CALM ANIMALS GALLERY OF IhiU (ife-lo-aifital feccrjinf ttiSioit — Michael at 3:00 p.m. — TheFixx GRAND Shrieve and --• Jiprii'/0//, 1988 CENTRAL Steve Roach i* uh* WJhiiptririf (jAlltry.ef STATION C/rand L^ 4D** O&E Monday, February 13,1989 , street seen STREET SENSE Charlene Mitchell :Vtffi!»^ Street Scene reporter Charlene Mitchell is always looking fortheunusuaiand theunique^ She w^omes comments and^ rJear Barbara, , .^ . . suggestions from readers and entrepreneurs- Write'Her in What' a lot of people call ''goxxT ; way could relate to you: First, if care of this newspaper, 36251 Schoolcraft, Livonia 48150, or I.Just finished Ann Landers' col sex"/before marriage Is often anything I said about feeling resent cd» 591-2300, Ext. 3\3. ' • umn (I'm kind of a self-help junky) psueaVexcltement. The stereotype ful applies to you.you must find the about sex. after marriage. Eighty- used to be of the woman wild in bed reasons and the solution. Being a one percent of those responding said before marriage, but disinterested person who can find solutions wljt that their sex life had gotten worse. afterwards. niake you more exciting all by itself.. Is there anything I can do about It? Since the,feminist revolution; I've ' Needing some excitement had many women tell me that their Now you wllj be free to use your husbands behaved this way. In these Imagination to heighten your sexual Dear Needing some excitement, situations, it was the excitement of responses. There are lots of self-help, "bagging your prey*' that the part books "on this subject that will tell Pink sweatshirts I read that survey, too,.and'then ners probably felt, not the sexual In-, you how other people have height (nightshirts, too) are avail saw Ann Landers on the Donahue tlmacy. ened their sexual response. able with a whimsical im Show discussing it. I'm with you In * print of a lovestruck pooch finding people arid their reactions in ANOTHER variable not men If you are able to do these things embracing his fretting fel teresting" tioned by the Donahue audience and for yourself, then you can find ex ine. "Ah . . . my pet." Is the The conclusion that Ann and the Landers was that marriage for citement within yourself. If you humorous caption. Both Donahue audience came to was that many can mean a loss of freedom. can't, you may want to find a quail: come in adult sizes only sex worsens after marriage because These feelings can trigger resent fled sex therapist or a personal ther,- of poor communication and a lack of ment and anger, which would fight apjst who can help you. Good Luck. and are priced at $19 and Barbara Schiff affection, both physical and emotion natural feelings of sexual excite Sincerely, are available from the Mich* Barbara igan Humane Society In De al, between partners.'In other words, ment. Resentment In a marriage can be stimulated in many ways and Is troit, Auburn Hills and the problem is not sexual, but psy chological. I agree that It is true, but almost always a deterrent to excit Yes, you can work on yourself to be If you have a question for Bar Westland, at the MHS the problem is even more complicat ing sex. come an interesting, exciting person bara, write her at Street Sense, Sweatshop in Clawson and ed. So Is there anything you can do? and then someone else who is this 36251 Schoolcraft, Livonia 48150. at Mark Keller and Twigs In Birmingham. Call 435-4710 for more information. All proceeds benefit the home less animals at MHS shel ters. — opportuntty^as^ewiakers Continued from Page 1 lenges special to them because em times of up to one year each: Repub ty leave now," Vallee said. "You get ployment Is designed for men. Val lic has since been bought by North six weeks. Period. Anyone knows Twenty percent of the market in lee, hired in 1978 by Republic west. that isn't long enough for bonding 1978 was female, she estimated. Airlines, took matemitv leave two "Thank God I don't need materni with a new baby," she said. Since then, the female market has declined by half, "dropping down to about 10 percent today," she said. Olsen Is bothered oy the phenome non. She also can't explain it. . "Maybe yuppies are more con servative than we know," she said. "Maybe we're going back to the helpless female image. Flying is physically draining, so women don't find the work appealing. It's tough to generate Interest." TERROR- MOTIVATED Ann Esposito of West Bloomfleld to begin flying In 1980. Artful pillow talk Married to a commercial airline Machine, quilting becomes art when Lori Bolt creates pilot, Esposito was "terrified of fly her colorful and decorative heart pillows. A cohtempo- ing" and thought flying. lessons v might help dispel the fear, she said. rary twist on a traditional craft that has to be seen — Instead, they offered "freedom of and touched — to be believed, The pillows retail at $40- spirit" she likened to "an addiction I $50. Ariana Gallery, 366 Maple Road, Birmingham. lived and breathed. "One license became another li cense. One rating became another rating." •'"••' - Esposito spent an estimated. 130,000 in six years, earning an air line transport pilot rating and logg ing. 3^000 hours, of flight time. Al though she "never dreamed of a ca reer • In aviation," she Is now employed as a corporate pilot. SYDNEY HALE of Farmlngton Hills set her sights on a flight career as a child, when she was turned on to flying by her father who was "an air port bum "she said. By the time Hale graduated from high school In 1970, she had already earned a private license at a cost of $800.-The same license today costs Art for the heart approximately $3,000. In 1978, Hale was hired as a first Functional art is always a joy and Victoria Rubenstein's officer with North Central Airlines handpafnted purses and cosmetic bags are no excep (later Republic and now Northwest). tion. No two pieces are ever the same and all trim on the By then, she had logged slightly purses Is genuine leather. Prices range from $20-$35. more than 2,000 hours, Including Ariana Gallery, 386 E. Maple Road, Birmingham. substantial time in jets. She now flies right seat In a DC-9. ' HALE IS among the vanguard of Picture female pilots hired by commercial airlines in the mid and late 1970s, a small trickle of women whose num bers have yet to Increase measur This item is a perfect keep •^•^SsT^&V^ ably. » \ sake for all your baby's pre "Carriers would love to hire more women; they're just not out there to cious photos from birth on hire," said Molly Smith of the Atlan up through the growing L^£i ta-based Future Aviation Profession UrMirt?rr(T4;«ii«*TC* ture film* "Tbe Wroog Guy*," "That's Adequate" and, most recent ly, "Gleaming the Cube" ("Do we Rita Rudner: VVhen nice is nice have to talk about It? It's pot doing very well," she said).' By Bob 8adler (silence), precise timing.and sharp touring company of "Zorba" and a ered risky to her dance friends, who STAND-UP COMEDY still takes special writer wit Is a far cry from the more vigor Broadway stint in "Annie." probably never really noticed that, up a significant portion of Rudner's ous, crashing gong mentality shown She also did. quite a few commer shewasfunny...;,._,_ •;.•.... >.. ; '- time these .days, but probably pot as A lot has been -written about Rita by most of her counterparts. " " cials to keep food on th£ table. "I used to concentrate so much on • much as her pew husband, producer Rudner being such a nice, strait- Given her style, It's no surprise « "I used to admit to the world that dancing that • I hardly opened my Martin Bergman. They met in Scot laced person, because she earns her that Rudner admires comedic lumi I,bad dandruff and bad breath," she mouth much," she said. land In 1J84 oo the set bf a British keep In the sometimes nasty, often naries" like Woody• Alien (her style said. % A few breaks came her way — an comedy4 special.' They began dating bizarre world of stand-up comedy. has been likened to that of a combi In 1980, after approximately 10'- appearance on "Late Night with Da two year* later abd were married in If you lliten to,her for five min nation of two Aliens — Woody and years, of seeking the Broadway vid Letterman" and a cable telecast June of last year. ' . utes, you .can't help realizing that all Gracie)rthe.late Jack Benny (the ul limelight and finding Ft to some ex of an alumni gathering at New those writers are right on the mark, timate master of dead air} and Bob tent, Rudner t>egan to get disillusion York's Catch A Rising Star (in whlc,h If two things will reach out and grab Newhart, From them, she learned ed with, that intensely, competitive Rudner was the only new comic fea Rita Rudner display? a more 'Rita Rudner toft'T'appear you during that time, they are her that you don't have to be overbear lifestyle. tured). Suddenly the former chorus relaxed, cerebral brand of Wednesday through Saturday at sincerity and just plain pleasant ing and'aggresslve, to be successful. '-"All I had ever wanted to do was liner was center stage. comedy. Chaplin's Comedy Club, 34244 demeanor. This woman radiates dance/'^she said, "and then one day I Groesbeck Hwy.y Fraser... Show-; "nice." COMEDY WAS not Rudner's origi-" started noticing that I was going to RUDNER HAS gone on to fre said. "We write all the material our times are 8:30 p.m., with an ada%. She is also very funny, nal career.path. Growing up in Mi open auditions where they needed quent appearances on the big and^ selves and then go out and perform tional 10:30 p.m. show Friday and The more relaxed, cerebral brand ami, she longed to be a dancer on three dancers and 500 girls would ' small screen. She's a regular and has' it." Saturday. For reservations, call ol comedy that Rudner displays has Broadway and left home at 15 to show up. Comedy was wide open at starred In numerous cable specials. She has also appeared in the fea 792-1902. ; put her In a class by herself among pursue that goal She landed some the time, so I went there." "Cable likes comedy because co comedians. Her mastery of dead air roles, most notably In a national That move must have been consid medians are cheap television," she Mr. 's STEAK HOUSE COMEDY CLUBS . PR537-5C00 273315 MILE (Corner Of Inkster! Here are some listings of come Thursday. For Information, call 261- The Looney Bin Comedy Club, The ^aTSHOWTIME Monday BJLLKAHLER dy clubs in our area. To let us 0555. Wolverine Lounge, 1655 Glengary, know who is appearing at your Walled Lake. Showtimes are 9 p.m. r »» Valentine Special club, send us the information: • LOONEY BIN Friday and 8 p.m. and 10 p.m. Satur Comedy Listings, Observer & Ec Kirk Nolan along with Tim Lilly day. Also appearing will be Hey, Hey Tuesday, February 14th ~" centric, 36251 Schoolcraft, Livo and Tommy Chun will perform on Danny Gray and Joyce Nader. For nia 48150. Friday and Saturday, Feb. 17-18, at information, call 669-9374. Dinner for 2 «14°? Choice of: Prime Rib Boston Scrod • BEA'S KITCHEN Joe Dunkle, Mark Still and Down —Kan&asSteafc- BroltedSunfish town Tony Brown will appear Fri BRONZE WHEEL Chicken Stir Fry Frog Legs day and Saturday, Feb. 17-18, at Dinner Includes Soup or Salad. Vegetable, Baked Potatoes, Dessert Bea's Comedy Kitchen, 541 Larned, \\i v 2 m\\i;K> MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS NOW1 Detroit. Showtimes are at 8:30 p.m. D*mO* EHTEftTAfNMCMT FEBRUARY SPECIAL and 10:45 p.m. For reservations, 961- 2n.l DINMH KANSAS STEAK ^.95 2581. Vz OFF 2 • COMEDY SPORTZ Comedy Sportz at the Heidelburg will have improvisational comedy at HTMNf^MKN < I.I'NOfhON ,sv I)!N\i-K 8:30 p.m. and 11 p.m. Friday and V&Slft' Saturday. The club Is at 215 N. Main, -7.V- W 'A ITMII •. .'>.'. A t". ••; l:.nt( r J.S'dl Ann ATbor. Showtimes are 8:30 p.m. SWEETHEART PACKAGE '89 and 11 p.m. For reservations, call 995-8888. Valentino's Dinner ;«nd Ki.nm l\u'K.O' MITCH HOUSEY'S lues.. 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Others, love the high- much too warm for this more aerobic sport.- tech; bright, color-coordinated outfits built for 1 Polypropulene and other featherweight long aerodynamics. • ' V underwear, socks and gloves, are important to . But the interesting thing Is that most cross way to wick perspiration away from the-body; It Is country skiers could care less about what any- because of iocked-ln moisture that people feel bneelse-has on or how they ski.-It Is understood By Leslie Mack chilied. In extreme conditions, that could re that everyone Is out there .enjoying winter and Isthe special writer sult in hypothermia. Cotton Is one of the worst in some way or another, that's^ what counts. fabrics for this purpose because' it retains Its Savings on the trail passes are also a wet- Light is the buzzword for those thinking moisture. oome change from gravity skier lift tickets, Trail passes cost anywhere from $l.to, $8 per about getting into cross country skiing. Light On top of the under layers, a lightweight ; weight equipment, light on the pocketbook and. non-cotton?type of pant that has the capacity day and rarely higher unless ah actual lift is truly a a pounds-lighter participant, are just some of for movement is advised. A non-bulky synthet involved. the inherent qualities of the sport. ic sweater is appropriate, also. Over this, the Actually, from a ticket buyer's A traditional sport, enjoying a popularity most that is needed in temperatures.to 10 de SO WHAT do cross country skiers do with all By Amy Rosa the money they save? The lifestyle of a cross' staff writer perspective, we decided there re boom for all ages, cross country skiing Is the" grees Is a pullover of some type — something ally wasn't a bad seat In the sport in which you can experience solitude, that can block the wind yet has several places country skier when on a weekend jaunt is far from shabby. The theory is that because We've been oohing and aahlng house. We guessed the minimal beauty, grace, control and exercise in the out to vent excess heat. they've saved so much getting Into the sport, over the new Auburn Hills' de amount of leg room between rows doors without spending too much money or Cross country skiers rarely feel cold toes they can better afford all the amenities of signer arena since its debut last was no more or less than others driving too far. and fingers after skiing the first 10 minutes In first-class living. August. But does The Palace of offers We also thought the large In fact, with snow on the ground, you can most conditions. With the thin liner and thicker A case in point is the plush northwoods get Auburn Hills really measure up screens showing close-ups of the enjoy skiing in the nearest park. And the skiing outer layer of both socks and gloves, most ski away, Garland Resort, near Lewlston. It's to all the hype? action that surrounded the stage 2¼ to three hours up 1-75 is some of the best in ers find themselves surprisingly warm even packed all winter, with a waiting list. It caters To find out if the talk about were great. Practically all are the state. though they feel so light. na's have screens nowadays for There are many ways to enjoy the sport, but As with any other sport in the cooler weath solely to cross country skiers until the snow being the most luxurious arena in leaves the golf course. town r- maybe even in the coun the benefit of those looking down there's two major schools of thought on tech er, a hat or a headband Is a must. Eighty to 90 If you can swing your arms and legs back try — was just talk, a co-worker at the stage at a bizarre angle, nique and equipment — ski touring and ski rac percent of body heat is lost from an uncovered and forth, you have the basic movements for and myself took a recent trip to like us. ing. The most popular In this area is ski tour head. And again, a lightweight, comfortable Nordic skiing. see a concert at the Palace. Mascarl is a Joe Louis Arena ing, either a trail groomed for skiing or off- hat will do. The main rule in feeffng^effortless while In recapping Impressions from regular because his family has trail skiing In parks, woods and fields — just learning cross country skiing is to take lessons start to finish, it must be said that box seats. Although that arena's about anywhere snow grows. THE DRESSING takes practice. Obviously, 3« trained lu leauli cross cuuuliy "the Palace was quite easy to find* seating ana ^concessionIsland ar- trfms country skiing (also called Nofdic ski- skiers don't perspire the sameandare not la skiing. Many first timers become only timers on Lapeer Road just off Opdyke. rangements are similar, the Pal ing) begins with some basic equipment — the same physical shape. The best rule to fol ace got a higher vote from him boots, poles, skis and light, layered winter low Is bring several light layers — you can because tbey don't learn correct technique and The many helpful signs along the overwork themselves. way were appreciated, since nei because "it's beautiful here. Just clothing. always take them off as you go. One lesson by a trained expert can help you ther of us had ventured there be look around, everything is so Those familiar with downhill skiing are of The cost of the basic ski package — boots, learn the basics and experience how unde fore. new." ten amazed at how weightless they feel once skis and poles — can go from $70 on up. Most manding the sport can really be. Parking went smoothly, and we donned appropriately for Nordic skiing. ski shops will sell packages in order to cut the YES, I started thinking, the I still felt the sport was too much work and were careful to remember our Instead of feeling like your feet are In cost of the investment — and this one-time ex mauve, purple and grey decor was ready to cash In the skis when I decided I'd car was parked in the space clos cement, cross country ski boots are sometimes pense can last a lifetime. The average price throughout did look very nice, give a certified instructor a last try. After one est to the road (an easy way to lighter than a pair of athletic shoes and every range for a beginning adult ski package this and everything did look brand- lesson, I felt the most carefree on my skis I'd pick it out later, we thought,). The bit as flexible. They have a toe clip arrange year is between $70 and $175. spanking new. Even the seats ever experienced. And to complete the story, In sign in our part of the lot said ment that fastens to a small binding with no The fact that the equipment today Is stream were cushioned. (Yes, I know, ev a year, I raced in my first 24K race. I placed "North 2." We were prepared. heel lock, so the boot stays down while the heel lined and yet durable means one package could eryone has cushioned seats, but sixth in my age group. Our first big obstacle was these were purple.) moves up and down off the ski. be all you ever need. The cost of Nordic clothes are like those of We don't all have to be racers, but we all reaching the proper ticket win I couldn't argue that the Palace any other sport — depending on how state-of- want to enjoy. If you're thinking of getting into dow, which we found by simple really did look nice. THE SKIS are also incredibly light, averag the-art or high-tech you'd like to go, you can the sport, try renting a ski package and In deduction after going up to every Wondering what kind of eats ing around 1,000 grams, and are much nar spend* a little or a lot Many people start out structor for one hour and see how you do. other entrance while circling the they offered, I ventured down to rower than downhill skis. skiing in things that they pull out of the closet Many skiers start out on waxless skis. Wax- arena In the blistering cold air. the middle level. The variety was The final delicate touch is the poles. Longer — old knickers, turtlenecks, sweaters and less skis have fish scale patterns on the bot ThaHvas my fault; I didn't get impressive. Interspersed with the than downhill poles, these are made to feel at better instructions. one with the skier's arms as each is swung windbreakers. toms designed to help the skier propel forward regular hot dog concession without losing anyjthing with a backward slide. stands, were booths selling differ freely back and forth. Cross country skiers tend to vary in their ONCE INSIDE, and mercifully ent kinds of food. glad to be there, we made our Anything from pizza, way to the elevators which would bratwurst, dell and kosher food take us up to the third-floor press could be had for a price that box. Security was good. Not just wasn't that outrageous. A cheese anybody could get on the eleva burger and a small beer sells for tor; only those folks with proper $2.50 each, a small soda is $1, and ticket stubs, most of whom had a kielbasa sandwich Is $2.75. Take your pick rented one of the Palace's 180 I opted for the colossal hot dog suites. — partially because It was cheap Upon arriving at the press box, er and the lines to get the real we Immediately realized it was good food were much too long for not of the same quality as the me. to get 'in gear suites probably were. Really, we The only thing I didn't like * know we shouldn't have expected about the food setup, was that the much, but It would have been nice If you're interested in losing • Tom Nell Bicycles Ltd., condiments,were community-ori 2528 Elizabeth Lake, Pontiac, to be able to see the stage from a ented. I may be fussy, but I just the pull of gravity skiing, there sitting position. are plenty of places In the metro 682-5456. don't like sharing a tub of mus • The Ski Company, 115 E. Now neither I, nor my co-work tard and an open jar of relish politan area dedicated to cross er are short people, so we believe country skiing. Fourth St., Rochester, 652-9240. with 21,499 other people. Another You can also rent equipment at it is fair to say that it was just demerit. For equipment sales, try: bad planning to design the press • The Benchmark, 32715 many local parks and ski areas. tBy this time, the show was The metroparks with ski rentals box with a high vertical lip, pro starting. The audio was great, Grand River, Farmington, 477- truding from the end of the writ 8116. include Stony Creek in Washing and it was also Interesting to see ton, Willow In Huron Township, ing table. It was humanly Impos close-ups via the screens. • MC Sporting Goods, 29475 sible to see any of the goings-on Seven Mile, Livonia, 471-5570; Lake Erie In Rockwood and from our respective chairs. SIGNIFYING the end of the Oakland .MaU, Troy, 588-7710; Metro Beach In Mount Clemens. The same goes for the other 25 first half of the show was the 30854 Orchard Lake, Farmington For ski instruction, check at a people who eventually crammed Inevitlble 15-mlnute instrumen Hills, 855-1100; or 31201 South- local ski retail shop, one of the into the box to watch the concert tal/drum solo. I- thought this field Road, Birmingham, 644- metroparks or you school dis with us. We all either stood or sat would be an excellent opportunity 5088. trict's community education of on top of the writing tables for to check out - the facilities, and • Dunham's, 33096 Northwest fices. two hours. when I did, I said a silent prayer ern Highway, West Bloomfield, As for trails, you can find them Perhaps, If we had been provid that I didn't have to use them, not 626-9595; or 29665 Plymouth in area parks and metro parks, ed with stools we wouldn't have because they were dirty, because Road, Livonia, 422-9600. which have groomed trails for ended up with twisted necks and. they weren't. • -Bavarian Village, 27847 skiing, golf courses and even your aching backs, but then if we had Apparently, all spectators sud Orchard Lake, Farmington, 553- own backyard. wanted to write, the table would denly "feel the urge," so to speak, 8585; 1011 Townsend, Birming have been too Jow. Oh well, one at such Intermissions. The lines ham, 644-5950; or 2540 Wood demerit. - for all the ladies'^oorns — and ward, Beverly Hills, 338-0803. Anyway, hearing that the Pal there was no lack of them — • Coastline Styles Ski Shop, ace didn't have any "bad seats in were 25 women deep. I don't have 3181 Orchard Lake, Keego Har the house," (the ones for the press to explain why the men's lines bor, 682-2601; 208 S, Main, Ro being the exceptions, we guessed) weren't as long, do I? chester, 856-9228; or 189 S. Wood we set out to test that theory. Anyway/ taking this as a cue, ward, Birmingham, 647-7873. my partner and I decided to duck • Don Thomas Sporthaus, WE FOUND a young couple sit out early, having heard the horror Bloomfield Plaza, 6600 Telegraph ting In the very highest row, ex stories about the exit parking. Road, Birmingham, 626-9500. actly to the left of the stage. Our only problem was finding the. • Harborslde Sports Adven Chuck Mascarl, 20 of Bloom- : place where we had parked, even ture, 147 Pierce, Birmingham, field Hills, and Nancy Ciosek, 22, though we remembered what our 647-7666. of Southfield, were just happy to little, and I emphasize little, sign • Nicholas Ski and Sports, get seats. They took a chance by said. -' •- 2193 Michigan Ave., Dearborn, coming to the Palace without What threw us off was that my 565-0044. tickets, hoping to get them from gray Tempo was not in the spot • Raupp Campfltters, 421 S. scalpers, which they did for $10 closest to the road anymore, be Washington, Royal Oak, 547*6969. more than the original price. • cause they bad subsequently -'. "These were better seats than I :•: parked three cars In front of It. thought they'd be,,? his girlfriend We did manage to find it and got said. "I saw Bruce Springsteen in out of there in a jiffy, Joking that the Sllverdorrie last year, and the It really wasn't necessary to ex screen above us wasn't working. perience parking hell to report It really wasn't that good." about It. Ottawa offers a multitude of sights and sounds Continued from Pate 1 Its grand buildings and its Rldcau thousands of tulips given to the city September, and it now rises in glo kids 3 to 93, will be a taste, touch, Sunday. - --.-^ cause she ,wa$T tired of hearing Canal, built to divert British ships by Queen Juliana of the Nether ry above the Ottawa River. smell experience. There are 1MAX Ontario's liquor laws have .the higgling between Toronto,. away from, potential attack by lands. The queen lived in Ottawa as ' The most exciting new museum and OMNIMAX showings In The changed since those days, so yc* Kingston and Montreal as to'which' American warships On tho St. Law an honored citizen while bombs in North America will debut when Cinema and a technological win will now find good eating and danc should >have the honor, it was a rence River and known now as the were falling In Europe during the Canadian Museum of Civiliza dow Into the museum collections In ing places In Ottawa. A typical eve bawdy, trading post for lumber- "longest skating rlhk the world," World War II. tion opens on the Quebec side of the an area called "Mwiatheque." ning would start in one of the res Jacks and fur traders. There are more than six miles pf The second thing on tho itinerary river this summer. The five-story There Is an old joke In Ottawa: "I taurants in Byward Market and end An author of the time described bicycle paths along the canal. is to Visit the incredible now muse Grand Hall leads you through a Pa live In Ottawa during the week and up across the river In Hull, where It as a "sub-arctic lumber village Take a city tour, preferably on a ums that were opened recently by cific coast Indian village, totem go to Hull on Sunday." That stems music and dancing places still stay converted by royal mandate into a red double-decker bus. Most' visi the National Museums of Canada. poles set against a window that from the days when OnUrlo had open later than they do tn Ottawa. political cockpit." Another called It tors make their first walking tours The National Museum of.Science shows the parliament buildings n very conservative Sunday Uws and The most unique Mel In OtUwa "Westminster of the Wilderness." along Wellington Street, where they and Technology opened a new Na backdrop. In the History Hall, you Quebec did not. All of the good res Is the historic Chateau Uurier Ho can tour the parliament buildings, tional Aviation Museum in tho sum can travel back to New France or taurants ' and night places were tel, built at the turn ;^Vu;_ •V .v. ^rWC^r- ^-^- i£ (> I1 .if '* * *'•-_*'? .* * '..'*- '>'*.'' HA#,J.» * * *•'• S *•'•?* *£ £. IMIItfiMMiyMMMlilM^IMkliiiM* ,^. f- . • , t>- ,•!*,,» /".'-• •i'2:i::.L- :: I':. J iMMMiMaiiillliHiiitiJi mm | | , , , »^^"^—p P .JI, ?ir.". ', -"V!i!,')/i".! •t".i»."rTT ^»»«»»"w»f"7»p»»^^F»^p^^^«^*"^"w»ip"PWP«f»»w"iw^^^^"T^w "T'- w^W'^^W^^^ JW"»^W^"7»^PJ»-^^J-J»»*^^^^^^P«^»^^^WJJflP»!^^»^^^»^i^ ©Ije (Dfoseruer & Eccentric fcteiuHpafjers Monday.Feoruary 13,1989 Q4E ^^T —• i ' i ... .I.• ....••/, ,..,^, rf^SrT.C •••••• , ;,r:- IJ r-. if — condo queries Euro-look goes Robert M. Melsner in Q: Can real estate brokers be held liable for torts Of their agents, I am a real estate broker who is increasingly concerned with 's kitchen this potential problem. Do you have any an swers? OT LONG ago, Americans choice in American kitchens. An A: Ves. A recent Michigan Court of looked to foreign manufac NKBA survey revealead that Ameri appeals decision has cleared the way for turers for sleek, stream can homeowners prefer to temper plaintiffs to hold real estate brokers liable N lined Euro-style kitchens. the laminate look with wood accents for torts of their agents. The decision held Today, the European look has on doors, pulls or trim. that as a matter of law, real estate agents evolved into the "international look" Availability of cabinet shapes and are their broker's employees and not inde with many manufacturers — both sizes Is another factor to consider pendent contractors. This case may well here and abroad — incorporating when choosing between domestic prevent real estate brokers from Insulating clean, contemporary lines into their and European products, said Mary themselves, against their agent's activities cabinets and appliances. Frank, a certified kitchen designer. while at the same time reaping the profits "European kitchens complement "European cabinets are limited in from those activities. Brokers will obvious European lifestyles," said Francis their height and width availability ly have to be much more careful in control Jones, executive director of the Na than are American-made cabinets. ling their agents. In the Court of Appeals tional Kitchen and Bath Association. Greater size flexibility makes do case, a salesman was Involved in an auto "European housing — particularly mestic cabinets easier to custom fit accident and the court'held that the real es- kitchens — are smaller. Consequent- to a wall," said Frank, noting that tate broker was vicariously liable for the ly, appliances are smaller. People Europeans often consider cabinets acts of the salesperson. This may have a shop frequently, even daily, so food "furniture that moves when the own Clean, continuous lines and color conti Bath Association Design Contest. The; revolutionary effect on real estate broker storage needs are not as great. Euro ers do." nuity characterizes this "international San Diego designer incorporated a mix; liability. peans have bad to maximize existing Consequently, there Is less empha look" kitchen by Peter Delvecchlo, of angles and curves for a streamlined,; space with roll-out baskets, bins, di sis on achieving the perfect fit that a winner of the 1988 National Kitchen and contemporary look. Q: I own a uniting condominium where viders and other Interior cabinet fltt- custom kitchen affords. Domestic there are approximately 40 units. Seven . fngs, all of which have become popu cabinets can be custom fabricated have been sold and the rest are being sold at lar in the U.S. as they are abroad." into angles and curves, providing de an auction. A number of the co-owners in STORAGE AIDS ARE but one sign options that are limited only by the condominium are extremely upset at clever Innovation that originated the designer's Imagination. A little light on subject of mildew this because of the fact that they think it abroad and became firmly en To the American consumer, how Q: Help! I live in a small cottage in a marshy will deflate the market value of the project. trenched in American kitchens. ever, convenience is as important as area with wood paneled closets. Mold, mildew or What can we do about it? Laminate's jump from countertop styling. That's why U. S. manufac a soar smell descends on my clothes in my clo A: Presumably the developer has re to cabinet front is another. An inte turers have incorporated options like sets if they aren't in ilppered plastic bags. organizing served the right to sell the units in any fash gral part of the European look, lami "self-clean" in their ovens — a high- Egads, what can I do? ion that it chooses including the form of an nate's easy maintenance and color demand feature here that Is not A: Mildew spores need three elements to Dorothy auction. The fact that the;properties are variety have made it a popular widely available in Europe. prosper Darkness, high humidity and stagnant being auctioned off does qot necessarily air. Dry moving air and light constitute the an * Lehmkuhl mean that the market value will decrease. tithesis to your problem. Sometimes, depending upon the turn out at What's new in home improvements? Other things can also help. First, remove ev the auction, the purchase price of the units erything from your closet, don rubber glwes It sounds as If a dehumidifier would also be a may be substantially similar to that which AP — What's new on the market? THE PRODUCT: A new wood re- and wash down all surfaces, including the cell nice addition to your cottage. Placed close to is being asked by the developer. The product: A compact water pu f inlshing system. ing, with a strong chlorine bleach, TSP and wa your closets-it should dry out the air noticeably. Many-times, the developer may inflate rification system. Manufacturer's claim: That the re- ter solution. Watch the fumes. The bleach will Louvered closet doors will allow air circulation, the purchase price In order to give the Im Manufacturer's claim: That this finlshlng kit includes strippbg and kill the existing spores (but won't retard its re- so your clothes won't feel so damp and cold pression that people buying at the auction system combines two proven techno finishing materials for do-it-your growtb) and the detergent will remove them. If when you put them on. are actually getting a bargain. To the ex- logies — the water filtering and selfers . . . that the paint and varn the wood is porous, seal it with a mlldewcide Finally, silica gels or calcium chloride gran Tent that the developer violates any of the chemical removing qualities of car ish remover does not contain methy palnt."^ ules are quite effective In retarding mold and terms and conditions of the master deed bon filtration and the bacteria-de lene chloride, which the Consumer If there Is no light In your closet, install one mildew growth. Found In hardware and other and/or the disclosure statement through the stroying power of ultraviolet light Safety Commission last year de and leave It burning all the time. (Check to make stores under various brand names, they have an auction process, the co-owners at the con . . . that unpurlfied water goes clared a suspected carcinogen . . . sure nothing Is close enough to overheat and amazing ability to rid the air of that mildewy dominium may have standing to pursue the through the system through a series that the remover has no fumes or un- cause, a fire). Not only will this, eliminate the smell. Use.them in basements in damp spring developer.,You are well advised to consult of.ooils,.where tylsjwthed^n ultravk pleisant odofs .". . that It is non darkness, but tie heat of the bulb will alstf dry weather when furnaces no longer dry out the air. with legal counsel concerning your rights. olet light UTdestrb/ bacteria," then. flammable and can be. used Indoors out the air more than you might expect. To be continued next week.\ Robert M. Meisner is a Birmingham passing through carbon, which clari safely . . . that It requires only wa attorney specializing in condominiums, fies it and restores natural good ter, not chemical agents, to clean real estate and corporate law. You are taste by removing chemicals and hands and tools. . . that it is a semi- invited to submit topics which you would trapping other Impurities ... . that paste and will adhere evenly to ver : i like to see discussed in this column, in the water goes back through the ul tical surfaces . . . and that a clear, cluding questions about condominiums, traviolet Ught for final purification wipe-on poly finish, wh!6h will not by writing Robert M. Metier, 30200 and on to the faucet. . . that the en discolor or yellow, can be applied af Telegraph Road, Suite 467, Birmingham tire system is compact enough to fit ter stripping, surface preparation WIN 48010. This column provides general in under the sink . . that it has no and staining. formation and should not be construed bulky storage tanks. . .that the sys The water purification system is as legal opinion. tem is easy to maintain, requiring manufactured by Pure Water Tech replacement of an ultraviolet bulb nologies Inc., 325 Riverside Ave., once a year and carbon filters every Westport, Conn. 06880; the wood re- Flower power six months . . . and that the system flnlshlng kit by 3M, at the 3M Cen POUR TICKETS Interior designer Pat Newman believes is backed with a two-year warranty. ter, St. Paul, Minn. 55101. that "Having a neutral shell (carpets, window treatment.wallcoverings) does not mean your rooms will be blah and unexciting. She proves her point In a model TO THE home she did which was spotlighted In a feature slonr that appeared on this page last w^kTlh^vertentJy^directlons to the CENTRAL COLLEGIATE HOCKEY ASSOCIATION M househunt byj&QC/€Jfoupii}a of Farmtagtoi^MTlls were omitted. The Heather model contempoary ranch-style CHAMPIONSHIP house Is in Wiidflower subdivision, on Trim Rose Drive, off Auburn Road, in Rochester Joe Louis Arena Hills. It Is open every day from noon to 6 p.m. . SATURDAY, MARCH 11th ORCHARD LAKE Send your name and addres, Including your zip All new contwnpor«ry Interior feature* a magntfteont haw Wand kltchan, S badrooma, 4¼ baths, apaclou* graat room, 3 flrapfaca* and mora. Tannl* code, on a postcard addressed to: court, axtantlva multl-taval dfck* and patio for laka anjoymant. Graat noma CCHA HOCKEY Southfield's "Warmest and grounda tor antartalnlngl $1,900,000 H-99317 OBSERVER & ECCENTRIC NEWSPAPERS 36251 Schoolcraft Road Livonia, Ml 48150 We'll Impartially draw names for winners from your entries. See the Hockey Tournament and watch your hometown newspaper Classified CV/EAfHERWOOD sections, where we will print the winner's si \>i >»; v ?7t names. If you find your name among the classified Complete apartment living LAKSVOOftHCIB advertisements, call 591-2300, ext. 404, Ctoaa to 100 foot frontaga with prima location, towaring ptnaa, aandy baach i for today's and boat dockl Commanding EngNah nawar noma In an atavatad aarttng. and claim your tickets. It's as easy as that! Spacfoua 4700 aquara faat ptua unfinlahad walk-out lowar (aval. Flna cuatom active woodwork, aoaring 10 foot ©aWnga and th*a wondarfut Europaan kttchan (with vkw) f but a faw Of tha graat faaturaa! |7*»,000 H-40M4 Monday winners must call by 5 p.m. Tuesday SENIOR CITIZEN Thursday winners must call by 5 p^m. Friday. ', 4 - ' 1 feiwring:'. (sorry, no date, Substitutions) •Fine dining • Transpoftaion • Housekeeping '• Activities •24 hour staff • Beauty shop tt^eclier & Eccentric • Full kitchens • Air conditioned classified Port Cova panthouaa condominium with baauttfvt vtawai Contemporary unH with atudfo calHnga In graat room and maatar badroom. light oak hardwood, Tours 7 days a week 2 •paclout badroom aultaa. Baautfful pool araa m oompJax. |1*M00 H-410TI LOT ON WALNUT LAKI All aporla laka lot with frontaga. turtaWa for walk-out with fantMtto vtawa of 350-1777 tha laka. Dock and holtt already on property. WoomffeW HWa aohoo**. •att.000 H-41H5 644-1076 Oakland County 22800 Civic Center Drive y Southfield, Michigan Hannett 591-0900 Wayne County 852-3222 Rochester Immediate Otaipancv *ti*. tSHRBei -I 3£ V v i v v-jy •}. -._ -«_.! .^-. ^. tftf imm 4. V.J J . mjLJiSMM^tMMi^^^mMimi^m^m^mtmmmmm i^mm mmmmmm 9mmmmmmmmmrmmm wmmm^mm 2€* 04E Monday, Februwy 13,1689 t. 591-0900 591-.2300 Display Advertising 315 Northvillf-Novl YOU MAY PLACE A NORTHYULE -18122 Portia CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENT Farm Colonisl on V* acre in North- FROM vtBe Colony.r4 bedroom, i'A balhs. REALE6TATE »164,900. -420-2452 " 8:00 A.M.-&30P.M. - 1 MONpAY-THURSDAY Place your Classified Real Estate ^ NOV) . ••••..- EXCELLENT SUB, BEAUTIFUL LOT ,/^AHOFROM ACAOM .-.'-,« Advertlsement In more than' 150,000 From the minute you walk! In. you 8:00 A.M.-5:00 P.M. 43Dom«fc1 AniWw 1o Ptavro-U* PutJIa wM love this charming wmtmsburg vvivepw:v:-."••. V 45WWm»d •;'-: ' affluent Suburban Detroit Homes ColonlaL It has lots ol curb apoea FRIDAY awwdpfun*': 4«UrMt1rd and Is very testefufly decorated 4« look v R A M throughout Slslnmailer carpet In :viicot*on ;»,• beeutmi fa/roy room. Large mailer DEADLINES pnrfnQJy-. A Q 0 bedroom, fln&ved tasement plus •'• csoeery ••*-•-:• MRecent-; . FOR CLASSIFIED "LINERS" .12 Woodchuck. P £ A new fabulous In-ground pool with 61»bBc4J bar. decking and privacy fence, lis MONDAY I88UE15 P.M. FRIDAY .14 MOtt** ': ' WMd -" a wnneri Onfy »14 9.900. ; , Ask for PHYLLIS LEMON THUR8DAYI88UE:5P.M, " 15 Wow :•: 63 Kind Of':= ' 3n:bVrr*v^sm-BfcX>mfieM 17 Basked ctjry V RE-Max Boardwalk --459-3600 TUE8DAY ; ©on*r ;• - 30J WettBkMriiBekVOrchirdLSXi 18 Demon .• •304 Fi«*gt«>*jirrr*wlcnrli!» • • •• 55 Exist-,. NOV! - Turtle Creek Sub. 4 bed 20 8ympiuou» -. 305 BnV> Income Property Weary set up to tve m lower 2 bed room unit and rent out upper t bed room unit Excellent condfton • brick and aluminum trim, wet plaster, hardwood floors, both units hive new Andersen wood widows, sepa rate driveways and separata eiectrio ...the Creative Living section of meters, on over H acre k» with low laxea. Asking »119.900. Cat for more details. DWNA FOREMAN Re-Max Boardwalk : 459-3600 644-1070, Oakland County 1NVESTOR3INVTTEW Good Income downtown Cfty of Plymouth. 2 reoe t bedroom apart ments iotis/4ete wtth sioves «refri 591-0900 Wayne County gerators. Betement New mortgage terms eveAebie. «79.900. Cel CAROL lEROUE RE-MaxBoardws* 459-3600 852-3222 Rochester/Rochester Hills PLYMOUTH TWP. lovely 4 bed- room^cotoniat, mint txy^dfoon. New carpet end. kitchen flooring, freehfy decorated. Y . \ \ v » i ww^m-w •••^•a^s^e-^e-e^^w • »i m—wr^T* ^WJ^mjmjm^ »»»•»»• i H *w ;,p ,/*',• "^.'.* .-'" 'V '**' ^~u Monday, February 13,1W9 04E *»i- 302 Birmingham 303 Watt Broomfkki 304 Farmrogton 304 Farmlrifltort 307 8outh Lyon 308 Rochaitar-Troy 311 Honwf-••:•;• .•••' 32«Comfo* 82( Condoa Bloomfi^d .••• Oakland Coynty Orchard Ukt Farmlnflton HiMa Farmlnflton HiUa Milford-Hlflhland TROY: 14 Campbe*, 3 bedroom BIRMINGHAM: GreefieW Colony brick Ranch, IV* bath, $ii, 2½ car NEW ENGLAND Saltbox. on 3 pk*S Townhogae. 2 bsrfroom. tVi baW, FARMINGTON HILLS BLOOMFIELDTWP. ORCHARO LAKE AREA BRICK • 3 bedrooms, garage, beae- TAKE AWAY THE WINTER CHILL MILFORO garage, targe tot. Firt>hed base-, acres. Spacious country Svino wtth kitchen appiancee, patio, centra) Brand new 3 bedroom, 2 bath, 2 tar ment, 2 flreptacae, \H batha, corner with this beautiful marble fireplace, 3 new homes. 1300 sqft ranch, 3 PtNDLETON CW9 CO*IOO« JUS? IISTEM Pride of rywnerahip memif. . .••;.. 679-2198 easy access to freeway*. 4 A 5 bed attached garage, ranch. $89.800.30 lot. »95.900. O leery Reel E*uia one of the many hlghSghta of this 3 bedroom, 1¾ bath, fireplace, 2¼ car room, master sufla. 2½ baths. 3 car Senior Citizens t*Ow»lrttN|*up*ci*«ft4b*$oom day occupancy. , ., M2-2168 • 459-9348 or 453-1930 bedroom brick ranch with attached srage.-msny other extras. fo^r^^vrig™ colonial. First few laundry room, garage, lormei Mng room/eJWng MWdkbeH, Juat south of 11aafe garage and Ml basement In down t 104.900. Other homes offered k> 309 Royal Oak-Oak Park room. Gourmet kltohen. breafcfeat £&<&». Bfoorfifleld HIU mailing. UNIQUE • W. BloomnaW contempt BY OWNER - 4 bedroom 2V» bath, town Farmlngton. Cory florid a room dude: 1600 sqJL 2 story, lor CONLX)S rary ranch, on a Urge quiet wooded former butters model. Iota of ax- room with bay window, family room, 41 Hand) atyl*. OM a/td -• »je»,eoo. esi^zoo overlooki open backyard. »98.900 »112.900. 1500 sq H. Cape Cod lor Huntington Wood* with spM f^idstone Fireplace- 1st BRICK TOWNHOUSE h Novl. Large two bedrcom urt**. A4 ap- i eu da sac lot, 3 bedroom*. 2½ Iras. »170,000. 10 mSe Inkttar & »118.900. CaX for further details. WATCH THE SUN 6£T...ov*r Fox batha, neutral colors. high vaUiad HARRYS poor office, 1st floor laundry, many 3 bedroom and unrt backing to va . paancee, certlral aV, car- « Mlddlebeftere*. 477-2176 Take MJIord Rd. H lo Abbey Lane, CHARMINQ 2 story dutch colonial in extras, (i 89.900. C*8 between Lake from lhl» elegant 4 bedroom caning*, finiahad baaamant. 1st ROOT desirable area, 2 bedroom plus pert/ cant property. Private fenced patio, ' poru.acraenedpporehe*. i 1 mSe N. of Miiford vtfage or shown 6pm-9pm - . 437-09A6 finished, basement with wet bar. colonial oo a country size lot Relax, laundry, patio. A deck. By owner FEEL THE SPACIOUSNESS by appt. J.T. Kelly Custom Homes, bedroom, 2 baths, fireplace, design $««,900 to $«4,900 ori tW dock or by the pool than »155.000. After 4pm 681-2290 U\ this 3000 aqua/a loot Cape Cod 363-5927 er docoraled. track Dghllng. beauti Master bedroom ha* large waft in wstch 0) tun from your luxurious wtthkaurious 1st floor master suds. WOLFE closet, dressing area and fuf bath. m m ful lenced backyard with Urge deck, 323HomH *>L*f^?&y - ^'wis* lr>sld* or W BIOOMFIELO outstanding brick »269,900. Other, models and lots garage. »64.900. Buyer* only. Day* »64,900. A51-6700 NOWACCEPTWO."••' i out. »390.900. »514700 double wing colonial. 4 bedroom. available in the same subdivision 474-5700 566-5417 Eves, 542-4390 RESERVATtOtlS ' 21ft family room, fireplace, sprin from »216,900. Soma homes ready 306 Roche»ter-Troy Waahtanaw County 8POTLE83 COUNTRY PLACE TOWNHOUSE, in Nov! Spadou* SPECTCUIAR TRANSITIONAL W- klers, W EUoomfleld schools. Asking for immediate occupancy. 306 8ogthHakt»Uthrup ATTRACTIVE TUDOR COLONIAL WHITMORE LAKE 6CHOOL8 SKJNI Overlooking toenic pond on »132.900. After 7pm 651-2633 EVERGREEN/12 Mile- large 4 bed- 310 Wixoni-Commerce 6padous 2 bedroom brk* ranch. krtchen with huge pantry and plenty CONTINENTAL REALTY on* wooded acta of serenity. Exten room, central air, first floor laundry. Ml basement, rec room A porch of storage, al apptanoe*, 9 bed WE8T BLOOMFIELO HARRY 8. Sloneridge Sub. Troy - 4 bedrooms, rooms, formal dWng room, natural 855-0101; sive docking, 18" cathedral celling*, AH new carpeting, linoleum A win den..family room/fireptace. Jormal Union Laka. overloc+Jng targe, slocked pond Exciting- new contemporary Ion dow frealmenis. Updated baths A •nd^woods on 65 tat*.- Two <* fireplace and beamed peRng In tv- ma/velcv* .master-suite* with *pa. model T»me. 100x350fl tot, stone IMng. dWr^V first floV'tondry, ce lngroom.»121.900. 851-A7O0 FARM1NQTON WU8_T«9s«*J»«Eatat * Walnut Lek« privilege*. »499.900! kitchen In '68. Appraised al MODERN WALLE0 LAKE garage A workshop, newer 30x50 wWi aeeu- front, 2 story fireplace. 3 to 4 bed ramic (oyer, 2½ baths, carpeted, 2 year old spadous brtA rervch. 3 oo< bedroom. Third floor wWi t51-«70O »97,000. Transferred must sod. central e!r. professionally finished barn wi|h walerA electric. »139.600. tiful yiew. New carpeting, wewealiae f A rooms, frenchdoors , tkyBght, euro- WOLFE »88,500. * 354-5635 bedrooms. 2 full baths,.basement, PRE8T1QIOU8 HAMP8HIRE 662-680« dryer, .mirrored w*4 "AaauwaW* pean style kitchen, a/ehed window*, ; basement with wel bar A 'A oath. cathedral lamiN/ room with fireplace, HOUSE) Elegant Dying can be your* side entry garage. 5767 Coonvar. 474-5700 OPEN SAT. A SUN. 10-4 , Beautifully treed A landscapod lot. dinlg room, central air and 2 car ga h this Farmlngtori HA* Condo. mortgege »57,600. #66-1882 CENTURY 21 »124.900. BuBdor. 737-6017 Birmingham Schools - Charming 4 Wotman&ed wood dock, sprinklers, rage-. JUST LISTEO. »124,900 325 RaalEllttt: Huge greai room and formal dining many other extras. Between Long LAKEFRONT CONDO, Wafted Lake,. MJL CORPORATE Golden Foot In Xho Door bedroom executive colonial. Central HARRY 8, room large master sufte with 3 Clo Al apptanoe* inciuded. 1 bedroom. W. eiOOMFIELO SCHOOLS of a spacious Farmlngion Hits slep- Lak« A Square lake ofl John R . Sarv)c#f sets! roomy krtchen, first floor laun air, custom kitchen, neutral decor, Buyers only. 585-1165 or 879-2564 6 mln. from expressway A tna*. 3 TRANSFEREE SERVICE Lake access, lee paid, walk to sandy p^g-stone colonial. Sporting super new sunroom. many extras,. dry, underground perking, elevator. beach, 2 bedrooms, deck, appli LOOKING lor • lakefroot home over yr»okJ.»75K. • . A24-*»5I quality updating loo extensive lo »119.900-Leave mewagp: 258-5115 1 »600.00071 can help you find your IJuchrr>or»,«»35.rJ00. .• ;$5J*700 851-6700 ' ances. »59,900. 38*4)191 stats Iwre. Malnenanoe free exteri A CLEAN 3 BEDROOM Ul-level In Rochester. 732 Bodnget- Sale or WOLFE dream house) CeH John Kuctsn et UVOfflA - ASPEN PLACE. Stunrimg BUILT FORENTERTAlNlNQ or, 3 bedrooms, 3 car garage, deck. OPPORTUNITY. Vacant, move In. 4 Chamberlain Realtora • 651-4400 contemporary. Countless amenfUee W. BCOOMFIElO. FrankBn Corpora extra insulation, some appflince*. bedroom'brick; basement, uke new. lease with option to buy. »1000 plus Spacious colonial with 8 bedrooms, Sub. Contemporary raneft on heavi security deposit. O'RJIoy Realty CENT0RY21 reflects pride of ownerinip, prime 2 master suites,ramify room. library, Just reduced »5000. now only only »8000 down on Land Contract. location Easy access to express ly wooded lot, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, - • 669.6U4 421-5660 3¼ baths. 2 fireplaces. po*»«$icn »54.900. Act Nowl Caft »600 per month . 21058 Wakendon 326 Cohdoa MJL CORPORATE ways and shopping. »132.900. ooen floor plart. many bullWis, fin Off 6 Mite-Beech. 669-5959 at dosing. «205-600. Mc Infyre As ished basoment, contra! air, large OAKLANO TWP. - by Owner. Custom 311 Homaa .BIRMINGHAM - Foxaofl Town TRANSFEREE SERVICE -»., sociates Reators 842-7747 deck. Birmingham Schools. SCOTT SOUTHRElO-gorQeous odoolai. 3 newer cedar/brick (anch. /3 bed house. 3'bedroom, 2½ bath, base The v »169.900. 851-3889 bedroom brick, huge kitchen. buHl- room*. »1lh walk out lower level, Oakland County ment, patio, Carport, pool A dub- 851-6700 QUARTON LAKE ESTATES CENTURY 21 . view, private road on 4 acres. housa. Owner. »152,000. 737-4373 Updated charm In renovated • ln«, family room, master bath. 2 car FARMINOTON - Easy assumptloh. attached garage. »62.900.tt31-6604 »207.000. Weekdavs 244- 6565 ADDISON HILLS ESTATES WaSeoe Frost Tudor^4-S bedroom, HARTFORD 478-6000 The most scenic acreage parcels BIRMINGHAM NORTH CONDO Darting condo overtboking ravine in 304 Farmlngton Contemporary, neutrals. Land Con- 3, ful 6. 2 half baths. Modernfced Weekends-eves 651-8599 that you wlB ever seel Just 15 mln N. heart of Farmlngton. Newly decorat krtchen and lamSy room. Inground Farmlnflton Hills LAST WEEK ol Rochester. 2 ml W. ol LakeviBe Lk, vact erasable. »78.900. ed In neutral tones, indoor pool, pop) $395,000,262-1868 645-9469 BUY NOW from owner & save!! 3 307 South Lyon ROCHESTER HILLS • 4 bedroom In Addison T*p. Ca^ lor deta.1v ckjbhouse, extra storage In base r ., bedroom brick ranch, treed V. acre. tudor. great lamify neighborhood, BTLOOMFIEL D KILLS - Beautiful ment. »37,900. (0-7220) ,> . • 2.000 so. It. plus Urge deck. Beauti , Mllford-Hiflhtand large open kitchen with Island, fami Group SPECTACULAR Contemporary - NEW! NEW! NEW! 5 bedroom colonial on to beautiful Manor In The HtOs E. of Woodward, City or BloomfWd Has. Wonderful ful location across from Farmlngton BY OWNtH - New. 1600KJ ft. 3 ly room with fireplace. 2 doorwatts acres wllh "6l0ney Creek "mean lust N. 61 Long Lake. This deslreable The ; f - open floor plan. fuB walk oul lower • Quality construction Community Center A /war Heritage bedroom ranch In Rose .T*p.. lake to large yard, den or 5th bedroom. dering right through the middle. hard to find 1st floor urtt has 2 bed* Realtors level, hinsld* selling. SkyBght* 4 • N. Farmlngton Schools Park, immediate occupancy. access, large lot, full basement. Hving room w>th cathedral celling, We'd love to show you through this rooms, library. 3 fuH baths, private mashing view*. »895.000. Mc Intyre • 100K 180 wooded cU sites »117.900. 477-4951 »88.500., soSer wlfl help with dosing firsl floor laundry room, neutral de terrific tamily home. »164,900. basement, 2 car attached garage. 591-9200 costs, caa after 5pm. 687-6475 cor. ne*«r carpeting. By owner. beautifully decorated, perlecfeondi- Associates Realtor! 642-7747 • 2900 so. ft. from (219.900 NEW ENERGY EFFICIENT and Michigan UVONIA »144.900. 651-3423 tlon, appliance*. »170.000.258-4839 • New sub of custom homes maintenance free ranches in Farm 3 bedroom ranch on 1½ acres, fu9 ST. HUGO area. Quiet family neigh MILFOROCOUNTRY HOME - OPEN basement, 2½ car all ached garage lngton HSs. A three bedroom one HOUSE, Feb. 19, 2-5PM. 840 E. ROCHESTER HILLS-3 bedroom CANTON Fantastic Move borhood. 3 bedroom*, Horary, fami plus a large barn. »84.900 Luxury 2 bedroom 2 bath condo *r» ly room. VM P BUY A PIECE OF THE BLOCK. If you're looking for a place of your own, the place to begin is your hometown newspaper's Creative Living Real Estate section. Hundreds of beautiful - homes appear on these pages every Thursday. Creative Living with Classified Real Estate — Your Complete Home Section CALL TODAY FOR HOME DELIVERY Jn Wayne County Call 591^0500, In Oakland County Call 644-1010 a ;» ©toeiuei&^cceiitiit 4 4. * , classified «. ads m I - ry ,•• W .'•< . V— •J wpffvwiwvt ^^•^•^ m >m '• 1 • •^^ \ '•Vivr.; -•{•»" 4E* , „ OAE Monday, February 13,1W9 .' -•: '^ , <- 325 Cootfoe 3» Condo* 326 Condor 332 MoMtf Hornet 332 MoMteHorrit* 342 Lakefront Property 360 Buetneea 400 Apts. For Rent r 400 Apli.FofRent f ARMINGTON HILL8. Cr oeswlnd* NOV1 townhouse. 3 bedrooms, 2½ SOUTMP1ELO - open Sun. 12-5. •: : For Sale / .For$«j«; DREAM ON QOLOEN POND Opportunitfee BIRMINGHAM, beautiful 1 bed CANTON ; Contemporary, 2 bedroom ranch, bathe, walk-out basement 2 car at 23777 Village House Or. «2B. Beau Lake front acreage from $45,000. room, n«wty decorated, carpeted, CHAMPION 24x60. 3 bedrooms, 2 FAIRMONT. 1985 • 1300 sq. «., 3 Whlta Lake. Win custom buBi your EARN 30% on your money for only 6 immediata occupancy. $500 month. immaculate, beautifully ^finished tached oarage, 1V*yTS.o*d. Prloe re tiful 2 bedroom, 1 bath contempo bath*, dining room, Wood burning bedrooms. 2 baths\ dry-wan, newer hpur*/month work. Established CARRIAGE COVE basement wrflf) 3rd bedroom & 1/2 duced.-T 349-5558 rary: Neutral decor with many up dream home. 456-5976: 354-2116 N. Eton-Map)*- Day*: 3563600. grades, and updates* PiWate en fireplace, central air, gatebo. Can* carpeting, custom blind*, appa- business. "$8,000 Investment Ideal Eves: 649-1650 balh.. appa*r . i - _._,.\ M I k V i i •• •• i t^i^im+t+^m^im^t^^t^m^mt^^^^mmmm^^m^imH^mMM nut* •^•^"•^•-^T^ v p m v i ' ,m "^^"T^^" • • w^^^^^^B^mrm^jmrmr^i^ip •^•^•^^^"^ w*^^Bm*r*m*^m W!P&*?^~*W mr v~- Monday, F«bru*y 13, im 046 400 ApfrFofRant 400 ApfeForfttnT FARMINOTON H1L18 SOUTHnElO GREAT LOCATION! LIVONIA • Large 1 bedroom, washer •NOWLAKESAREA- ORCHARD LAKE ROAD _ PLYMOUTH A/fordabW »part/r*nt tMng In oreal GREAT APARTMENTS! 4 dryer. Very nice area, near shop NEAR NO GIMMICKS near Telegraph. fieewUM wooded PARKER HOUSE Flr»t.floor, 2 bedroom apartment/ location. Spadoua or* and two GREAT RATES! ping & school*. $460 4 up. Senior JUSTVALUE WESTGATE V! setting. 1 bedroom apt*. Carpet, Air MJ 6 Mam Street*. Immedlet* oc bedroom apartmerila wfih heat in 1 bedroom Irom $535 citiien discount 474^5764 DOWNTOWN conditioner, heel IncJuded- APTS cupancy. Prfvaie entrance. Balcony. duced. T 2 bedrooms Irom $595 GREAT LOCATION from $460 . Levc+or Wind* thr oughoul. new car- CalW«-«037 Rent,* include heat, private golf LIVONIA'S FARMINGTON FR0M$365 Beautiful spacious apte, pethg. U appaancee with tree COurte.' tennis • court*, twtrtynlng LEXINGTON AREA'8_BE8T VALUE ORCHARD WOODS AP.T8. washertdryar /acftt***, *J Mm b*th _ FINEST " «Qulef • Spacfou* AipartmenU BorrAOljDur.Amenllle3_|n- pool* and more. Near Birmingham. S34-1676 6 fixture*, hvJMdual *1or*oe; »ep«> FARMINGTON HILLS Troy office centera, SomeraeT Mai LOCATION Super Location , VILLAGE • At t/acuVefy Landscaped • Lak e* dude the following rale furnace with central *V. kwM- 1 BEDROOM APARTMENT Area • Near Twelve Oak* • Central I andl-75. Merriman corner 7 mile • Indian Village Area * duaJy metered services, security • Includes: Air • Pool • Carport • Walk -m Csoset* PINELAKEAREA mier-com, emple.parUna 4.morel THE HOUSE OF Can: 643^6644 or 643^193 Small 60 unit complex •Heal , • Patios and Balconies SOMERSET PARK APARTMENTS ORCHARD LAKE VILLAS • Built In features $67f monthly. Large Deluxe •Sieve 4 refrigerator 2 bedroom townhous*. 1¼ bath*, Days: 737-7077 . Ever 591-1964 BOTSFORD Very large 1 bedroom unit Pool • Carpeted > 1 & 2 bedroom Units Off Pontlac Trea bet. Beck 6 West Mty carpeted, deluxe with pallo - $475 • Newfy decorated Min. from t-€96.1-96 1-276 Aent/al air, carport West • Decorated 14 2 Bedrooms detector* DaDy9am-7pm'8st. 12-4pm PLYMOUTH Absolutely Perfect! • Smoke C Schools. No pet*. For ; Plus Townhouses • Adult community >f ROM $420 Open Lin til 7pm can -. Includes: carport, all appli • Security deposit - Only $200 Evening & weekend hours HERITAGE APTS , 2 bedioom townhouses'ln park-like • All appliances has units •vafable located conven- FROM $515 ances, carpeting, verticals, 624-8555 557-0194 byappt truing lealuring, private main entry • Vertical blinds 1-76 en<] 14 Mile lenttyal Sheldon 6 North Territorial, 6 pallo rear entry, bunt-in mi sliding glass door. Adults. FROM4340 PER MONTH 1 m3e&. of M-14. immediate occv- Luxvjrtou» apartment! on oeautrfuOy «Pool across from Oakland Mao OAKBROOK VILLA landscaped around*, osnl/al air crowave 6 dishwasher, mini-blinds. Shopping nearby. , • 585-4010 paney. Just »lop by or caS for a condiUeo end full eppnmce*. AJ Individual in(rusk>n alarm, lufl base • Nearby shopping 2 and 3 bedroom townhouses 2000 TULIPS pertonne! showing. ment with washer 4 dryer eonnec- ranging from $399 to $500 • are.what you wtl tee this sprtng 824-3375 4OURS:MON.THRUFRI.,0T05 " utilities. Included except electric Includes all utilities Ce/peted. carport, tnfomlng pool tloos 6 children* tol lot Come vtsrt 8TONERIDGE MANOR fromyour • • j-4563143: ; our Model Center today or cal. MERRIMAN WOODS Freedom Rd. W. of Orchard Lake PLYMOUTH HIRJTAOE apartmeots Open Mon. Wed. Frt. 9am-5pm oft N. Territorial Rd.; Immediate 20810Bot|f ! \ W \> L.J •Mill-1111111 ll.llllk*B«*a*fc*il^^ , w kpp* •*.•*•*#>**} **^\*J"-«»f-V^*\*TVZ*.y •* 'r'V O> ^^^^^¢^-^^ ^-\T"r.7~ir ~xT AT'vT-v^r^^'-^r"^ 'v-;F ** * ** PUP m*^ 6E* O&E Monday, February 13,1989 400 ApfeForltont 400 Apt*. For R*U 400 Apli.Fof Rent 400 Apti. For Rant 400 Apt*. For Rent 400 Apta. For Rent 400 Apts. For Rent 400 Aptt. For Rent 400 Aptt. For Rent • PLYMOUTH* PLYMOUTH * downtown, 8 bed- PLYMOUTH • large furnished »lu- PONTIAC- First flodr 1 bedroom hi ROCHESTER - Large /nodem 1 A LUXURY SOUTHFIELD rogm/dWoo 4 laundry room*. ava»- PLYMOUTH dlo. 0 rnoftth leaio or longer. In a gracious, converted Victorian tesl- bedroom, Apartmeof, S44J/MO., .-•• ZeEOROOMAPT. . v •PLYMOUTH* donio. FrankJin Blvd. Historic Dis heat A water Included: walking dis ....: IS AVAILABLE NOWl ONE BEDROOM abto Fab. 15. »«25 f*J* utWe*. LIVE ON THE PARK cludes aA utilities. MS0 per month T 6PEOU HILLCREST $^»*cW1ty 41/yrleaee. 453-573« plus security. 459-4199 trict'. S375/md. Mrs. Smith 33S-9190 tance to downtown. Feb* RentFree. • oreat fJouthfWd looatlon 1 Bedroom «$415 ; S2S-S36A • Private ent/anoe$ . ' $435 GtUBVW #2tuBbath$. PLYMOUTH IUXU«Y APT8 2 Bedroom-$430 PLYMOUTH large new upper, in Plymouth Hills cludes stave, refrigerator, washer/ v REDFORDAREA ROMltLUS • 2 bedroom apartment, • Washer/dryer hook-up • Adult Community 2 bwJr-ooma, 2 batha, washer * Heat a walV Included, carpeted Hv- .. FROM , tog room & hall, oenuai air. Utohen dryer, central air. Cto»a 40 town. wale/ A appliances Included. 1390 • fu6y ery.itppM Hirf^n/nMorpw a ve • Intrusion Alarm dryw, t«p«t,MM»( month. JS50 month plus security. 459-4199 • & Much, much more f £ Free Heat '-, butt-In*, parting, pod. Adurl sec Apartments ' $365 monthly. • «41-0790 • Ample Storage ^SPECIAL ^ tion. . Ready (or occupancy. See • Large 1 & 2 Bedrooms ROYAL OAK. adjacent to Beaumont PLYMOUTH' Mansoer CALL TODAY - 443-2423 • Walk-In Closet NOWTAXJUO RESERVATIONS PONTRAIL APTS Hospital, chvrmng 1 bedroom, new- $W8«KUft(y Deposit 40325 Plymouth Rd.. Apt 101 • Walk-In Closet M .'• A*kforSon!» ,.. • FreoHeat > •-< 1 A 2 bedroom apartment*. Balco - 455-3«2 on Pontlae Trail In S. Lyon fy decorated, carpeled. $425 month, .•'•-•• (Umto4T>TM) . • Lighted Parking '" 435-3492 • Senior Discount . .. .• Pari* aeWng. Spedou* Suites nies, central «lf. Individual furnaces. ' 768 S, Mill St. HlOfrLANO TOWER APTSl Ceramic We bath. O E.. kitchen, • 1 or 2 Year Lease • Ak ©oo*»tof*»B • OVJW ^A^ CHATHAM HILLS 400 Apartments For Rent Luxury Apartment Free Attached Garage Living in Farmington Hilts No Security Deposit NORTHRIDGlE Heated Indoor Pool • Sound & Fireproofcd Woulda't ii be oic| IO come home to: Prestigious Northvllle •'.... . ¢-- i Construction. Saunas • Microwave- Dishwashers The Green Hill difference)f « beautifully laodfcarxd )8 hole golf - Full Health Club Membership course just outsjdj^Vvtir window vll'-l"| *it a clubhouse with aft Jo'door pool & sauna From *510 *IK~ • . - •• - * a washer 8c drytt'ifi ybVr apt. On Old Grand River between :; planned sociai ^•itie* v ;•:'• Awfr *&&•'••• ^^M: -?Vi1»/ designed to^tt.ylotf tbfn'gtipg with your Drake & Halatead Ighbors •^./rr^vXv-.'^v ne Daily 9 a.m.-7 p.m. • Sat. 11 a.m.-5 p.m. • Sun. 11 a.m.-4 p.m. And trysJ»}>lAtdjebeginning *N 1-2BE0R00M $ "The\Pc$$fgJ}0 Care" Call 476-8080 from 480. :/• • Verticals • Eat-In Kitchen , i 'i • Walk-In Closets • Washer/- wm* Dryer Available • Carport Included ••• «'> *l H^ Open dally 9-5 ' One Mile West of I-276 'tiS&iM ^Saturdays 10-4 ^-7¾¾¾¾¾^ GRAND Livonia's OPENING Finest Location 7 Mile Road i • Corner Mayfleld Do you come home to an CANTERBURY (3 block* E. of 'I Farmington Road) I '. ' , - apartment or a 75-acre estate? PARK Eait of 1-275 ' ' i-- It's an offer youcan Most apartment living measures 600+ sq. ft. Ours measures really warm up to. over 3,000,000 sq. ft. Green Hill residents enjoy a gorgeous — Immadijito Occupancy- 75-acre estate setting of park and woodland, peace and Brand new large deluxe 2 To bcatrt with, nooodr but nobody tranquility; You're right next door to the «75 corridor, can cUtt you a. better SoulMleld bedroom, 2 bath units. location. In addition, you will have * Michigan's mufti-billion dollar explosive growth area and -w»tra attractive apartment at a ; just minutes away from l-%, a direct route to downtown Detroit. Laundry hook-up within vtry reuonible rale. Throw free teat Into the deal, and you lust can't .See our 1- and 2-bedroom luxury apartments, terrace residences apartment, carpeting, vertical beat our offer. Come >ola OJ at and country townhouscs on 9 Mile, 1½ miles west of l blinds, deluxe appliances, FranMln Park Towera, new frttndi Farmington Road in Farnfrington HiUs. "^ are waJttm. si wiriR balcony or patio. Near shopping. green hill CITI/FN*! - Limited time offer! APARTMENTS IN.FARMINBT0NHIU8 $600 mdnth >ootisdfiKMiuin m*imm v •. TofW*««Mn>»rtm«ril» C4*pMb *«*•** W**t» Model Open Daily 10-6 except Wednesday 473-3983 775-8200 »7350 Franklin Rotd, SoulhfleM, l>ifl (31 J) JW-BW) I. - MArMTWWnCWULNTY • -. P" \J V aaMMMHii H^kMiBiMMMI ..),, .1,,i I,I m. m. ,i JIHH^^^I m,m •• • I ^T^^»T*"»" ^TT^^^^^^T Monday, February 13; 1989 OiSr •76 400 Apts. F«r Rent 400 Apte. For Rent 400 Apte. For Rent 400 Aptl. Fof Rent 400 Apt*. For Rent 400 Aptt. For Rent 402 FurnfehedApti. 402 Fgrnlihed Apli. 402 FurhtohedApl!*. THIS MONTH FR£E • efficiency & 1 WESTLANO WINTER SPECIAL WESTLANO 6HOPP1NO CENTER FwRent . For Rent For Rent r bedroom epu. Starting it i325. WESTLAND PARK Newburgh Colonial Apts. $150 to- Area- 14 2 bedroom apartments. HAMPTON COURT PLYMOUTH ' . BIRMINGHAM "' Heai*w?lwloc*xJed. 534-9340 AMAZING! APARTMENTS ourlty deposit t bedroom. Carpet $440-$S5S including heal No pets. APARTMENTS ed, appRancesy private entrance. Please can: 26H430 or ¢44-7500 RELOCATING? T Boautifutry furnished contemporary Across from City Park 1 bedroom; '»talklnfl distance to A lot ot room (Of a title money. Very Senior* wefcomo. Rent »375. . CHANGING LIFESTYLES m Y«s downtenm. Micro, stereo, pool, be*-. SPACIOUS 1 4 2 BEDROOMS (Cherry 83) 72.W99 WESTLANfMVeooy-PaJmef) M larfle 1 4 2 bedroom apartment* Nice 1 bedroort aoarjrnent, stove, Furnished 1 ; s v ....: i shehc*cd pertbng available '-' ""* .'y^i'L- - ' " •I vV^ Jl p<>61; tennb and morx v"''-:v;;V;-^ocfcd' U» the Livonia school distiici, Fauot»in •:-. \ \f •vVVi Partc-^tsti»nd b do»c to 1-275 «*11-96 snd |ust a -1 mrsttand Stopping Censer and •".'.'.'"-V.'-'>i •'i theCk.' y 1 ' PFFARMINOTONHILL$ 473*1127 • 26375 Halstcad Road ; • ••%- • ^1 .*. ?.NONN , t>Mirujd by Ktftift EnttrpilKt, )51-)900 \y .X it 1 '•» '» "W » •*»' -yW-T "»T: P • * 1» •* * ' V 7-.-wf »^» -^,-.-.-^- ae^f OAE Monday, February 13,1M9 flHFernWwdAptt, 404 Houeee For Rent 404 tfoveeeFwRent 404 HoiNMForR«nt 412 TownhttilW- 412 TownhouMt*.-.. 420 RoomtFor Rtnt 424HoiJi»8IHIrtfl8arv. 436 Oftka/Business FocRetit BWMWQHAM/BEVEW.Y HILL8 • EIGHT MILE. W. ol Telegraph. « TROY- 3 Bedroom ranch. 1 path, Coo %•• /iw 1 ft/ - • > - ».N/ Monoay, Feoruavy 13. 1W» 04£ *«E 1 REACH MIGHIG^N'S FINEST MARKET './••if/ »44-1070 Oakland County M1-0900 Wayne County 952-3222 Rocheeler/Ftooneeler HWs :410 Flats .. ,: ~r~^- 712 Appliance* V A,- ..:- ; lO^ntehnaa^^^^^^^^^ T^enrtoriaJ^^^^^ 412 Townhouses/Condomlnlums 713 8icyclef-Sale * Repair, v ' • 12 Appliance Service " • .. 126 Jewelry Repair* 4 CJock* 13 Artwork ., , ' 413 Time8ha/e '" - . • 714 Business 4 Office Equipment -129 Landscaping 715 Computer* 14 Architecture- . 132 ,Uwn Mower Repair 414 Florida Rentals 15 Asphalt • REALE8TATE 415 Vacation Rentals * 716 Commercial-Industrial Equipment • 135 Lewn Maintenance 717 Lawn. Garden, Lawn A 18 Asphalt 8eaicoatlog 136 L«wn Sprinkling 416 Halls •'••. 17 Auto Cleanup FOR 8ALE , 417 Residence to Exchange Snow Equipment ,142 Unofeum 302 Blf minoham- Bloomfiefd 410 Mobile Home Space « , 718 Building Materials' 18 Auto A. Tnx* Repair 144 lock Service 303 West Bloomfleld-Orcharcl Lake v 720 Farm Produce - Flowers, Plants . 21 Awnings •: 145 Management 420 Rooms 22 Barbeque Repair .304 Farmlngton-Farrhlooton Hills 421 Living Quarters to Sha/e 721 Hospital Equipment. 146 MarbW 305 722 Hobbles-Coins. Stamps 24 Basement Waterproofing 147 Machinery — Brighton, Hartland. Walled Lake 482 Wanted to Rent ' . 25 Bathtub Reflnlshlng 308 S^uthfWd-tathrup 723 Jewelry V ' 148,MiMd8ervtce' 423 Wanted to Rent-Resort Property 26 Bicycle Maintenance 149 Mobile Home 8ervtce OS 30? South Lyon,%MilfOfd, Hlfihlancl 424 House Sitting 8ervloe 724 Camera and 8uppl!es 308 726 27 Brick. Block 4 Cement 150 Moving 'Storage Rochester-Troy 425 Convalescent Nursing Homes Musical Instalments 29 Boat Dock* . 309 Royaf Oak «0ak Park 727 Video Games, Tapes, Hi-Fi .152 Mirror*-: •• :\ . 426 Home Health Ca/e 30 Bookkeeping Service /YOU MAY PL ACE A Huntington Woods 4*7 Foster Care 728 VCR. TV, SUreo. HI-FI, . . 155 Music Instruction ' ' , • 310 32 Building Inspection 167 Music Instrument Repair QLA6«IF«DADVERTWeM€NT. Wixom-Corrimerce- Union Lake ' 428 Homes tor the Aged Tape Deck* -„ 33 Building Remodeling ; 311 Oakland County Homes 729 CB Radios, Cellular Phones .158 New Home 8ervkses ..;;••.;"'.;' FnOMV -.;'\\:- ;;'• 420 Garages/Mlnl 8torage 36 Burglar Fire Alarm 165. PaJntlng •©ecctetlng 312 Livonia 432 Commerdal/Retall 730- Sporting Goods .37 Business Machine Repair 313 Canton 734 Trade or Sell 166 Party Planning 436 Office Business Space 39 Ca/pentry (Food-FlowerB-Servlces) J^^SBSB^*^^^^ ™ THUfttOAY 314 Prymoulh 735 Wanted to£uy 41 Carpets 315 Northville-Novt EMPLOYMENT, INSTRUCTION 176 Pest Control ANIMALS 42 Carpet Cleaning 6 Dyeing 178 Photography 316 Weslland-Qarden City 500 Help Wanted 44 - : ; ; 317 Radford 738 Household Pete Carpet Laying 4 Repair 180 Piano Tunlng-RepaJr-Reflnishlng ^-¾ ^ HBDAY -;>; - :-;: -: 502 HelpWanted-Oental/Medlcal 62 Catering • Flowers 181 Picnic Tables 318 740 Pet Services : Dearborn-Dearborn Heights 504 HetpWanted-Offlce/ClertcaJ 53 Caulking ^-. .•>;.'./..• ;•-;;•;•:;•;--;•- ;^ >.J 319 Orosse Potnte 505 Food-Beverage 744 Horses. Livestock Equipment 198 Plans 54 Celling Work 200 Plastering : : 320 HomeSrWayna County 506 Help Wanted Sales 55 Chimney Cleaning ••'•''• '6^AOUHkS'' .';•---''• 321 Homes-lMngston County 607 Help Wanted Part Time AUTOMOTIVE/ 215 Plumbing FOR CLA*8*F1€0 "LlfMEBtT 322 TRANSPORTATION 56 Chimney Building 6 Repair 219 Pool Water Delivery Homea-Macbmb County 508 Help Wanted Domestic 57 Christmas Trees 220 Pools MONDAY lt*Ufc 5 r»JH. FWDAY 323 Homes 509 Help Wanted Couples 800 Recreational Vehicles 58 Clock Repair 221 Porcelain Reflnlshlng TWUR*DAt»*Ue-|PJ*. Washtenaw County 610 Sales Opportunity 802 Snowmobiles • 59 Commercial Steam Cleaning 222 Printing 324 Other Suburban Homes 511 Entertainment 604 Airplanes • r--: TVMOAY 4/^ v^v 325 60 Construction Equipment 223 Recreational Vehicle Service Real Estate Services 512 Situations Wanted, Female 606 Boats/Motors 61 Decks, Patios 224 Retail Hardwoods 326 Condos 513 Situations Wanted. Male 807 Boat Parts 4 Service A! real estate advertising in this newspaper b subject to the 327 62 Ooors 229 Refrigeration New Home Bunders 514 Situations Wanted. Male/Female 806 Vehiefe/Boat Storage 63 Draperies 233 Roofing Federal Fair Housing Act of 1968 which makes it jSegaj'to 328 Duplexee-Townhouses 615 Child Care 810 Insurance, Motor 64 Dressmaking 4 Tailoring 330 Apartments 616 EJdertyCa/e & Assistance 234 8dssor, 8aw 4 Knife Sharpening advertise 'any preference, imitation ordscrvninaSon based on 812 Motorcycles, Go-Karts. Minibikes 65 Orywall 235 Screen Repair 332 Mobile Homes 617 SummefCamps 813 66 Electrical race, color, region, sex or an intention lo make any 6uch pref 333 Northern Property Motorcycles. Parts & Service 237 Septic Tanks 518 Education/Instructions 814 Campers/Motorhomes/Trailers 67 Electrolysis 241 Sewer Cleaning erence, limitation or clscrimin^ This newspaper wS not 334 Out ot Town Property 816 68 Energy 335 519 Nursing Care Auto/Trucks, Parts & Leasing 245 Sewing Machine Repair knowyyjV accept any adverfeingfor real estate which is in Time Share 520 Secretarial Business Services 818 Auto Rentals. Leasing 69 Excavating 249 Slipcovers 336 Florida Property 70 Exterior Caulking violation of the law. Our readers are hereby informed that a»'' 337 Farms 622 Professional Services 819 Auto Financing 250 Solar Energy 523 Attorneys/Legal Counseling 820 Autos Wanted 71 Fashion Co-ordinators 251 Snow Blower Repair dwellings advertised in Ms newspaper are avaZabie on an 338 Country Homes 621 Junk Cars Wanted 72 Fences 253 Snow Removal 339 Lots & Acreage 524 Tax Service 73 equal opportunity basis. ' '. ANNOUNCEMENTS 622 Trucks for Sale Financial Planning 254 Storm Door*. , 340 Lake River Resort Property 600 623 Vans -Z5- Fireplaces . 253 Stucco ^ front-Property "605" LosPersonalt & Founs (youd (br ydiscretion the word) ~ 824 Jeeps/4 Wheel Drive 78 Fireplace Enclosures 260 Telephone, Service/Repair AJI advertising published in The Observer & Eccenvx b tubjed ; 348 Cemetery Lots 603 Health, Nutrition, Weight Loss 825 Sports & Imported 78 Firewood 261 Television, Radio 4 CB to the conditions staled in Iheappfcabte rale card, copies ot'> 351 Business & Professional 604 Announcements/Notices 652 Classic Cars 81 Floor Service 263 Tennis Courts Buildings 605 Q lad Ads 854 American Motors 67 Floodlight 265 Terrertums which are avaaable from the Advertising OepartmeotObserveT 352 Commercial/Retail 608 Legal Notices 856 Biilck 90 Furnace Installed, Repair 269 Tile Work & Eocenric Newspapers. 96251 Schcokaaft ft^mnk, ** * 353 Indualrial/Warehouje SaJeorLease 607. insurance - — - - 858"Cadniac~" 93 Furniture. Finishing 4 Repair 273 Tree Service' 354 Income Property 608 Transportation/Travel, 360 Chevrolet 94 Glass. Block. Structural, etc. 274 Truck Washing 48150. (313) 591-2300. The Observer & Eccentric reserves!'. 356 Investment Property 609 Bingo ) 662 Chrysler 95 Glass. Stained/Beveled 275 Typing the right hot to accept an advert'ser's order. - Observer*; 358 Mortgages/Lavid Contracts 610 Cards of Thanks 664 Oooge 96 Garages 276 Typewriter Repair Eccenvic Ad-Takers have no autiority to bind fb newspaper 36Q Business Opportunities 612 In Memortam 666 Ford 97 Garage Door Repair 277 Upholstery 361 Money td Loan-Borrow 614 Oeath Notices 672 Uncoln 98 Greenhouses 279 Vacuums and only putScation of an ac^ertisement shaS ^.ftute'lnS 362 Real Estate Wanted 874 Mercury 99 Gutters 280 Vandalism Repair acceptance^^ of tie advertsei'si order. 'v'.-->;'l- 364 Listings Wanted MERCHANDISE 675 Nissan 700 Auction Sales 102 Handyman 281 Video Taping Service ,Ti 876 Oldsmoblle 105 Hauling 282 Vinyl Repair '..•'• •-•/'- - i- '•• RENT 701 Collectibles The Observer & Eccentric wis issue creditfor ry poo^phica) oc < 702 Antiques 878 Plymouth 108 Heating/Cooiina 283 Ventilation & Attic Fans \ REALE8TATE 680 Pontiac 109 Home Grocery Shopping otrierenorsonryc^fiteirstinserton'ofanedYert^ If an 703 Crafts 682 Toyota 284 Wallpapering 400 Apartments 704 Rummage Sales/Flea Markets 110 Housedeanlng 265 Wall Washing error occurs, the edvertisermusl.noJfy the Customer Service 401 FurnHure Rental 864 Volkswagen 111 Home8afety 287 Washer/Dryer Repair 705 Wearing Apparet Department HI time to correct the error before the second 402 Furnished Apartments 706 Oarage Sale-Oakland County 112 Humidifier* 269 Water 8oftenlng 403 Rental Agency 707 Oarage Sale-Wayne County BUSINE88 DIRECTORY 114 Income Tax 293 Welding insertion. 404 Houses 708 Household Goods- 3 Accounting 115 Industrial Service 294 Well Drilling 405 Property Mgmnt. Oakland County 4 Advertising 116 Insurance Photography 296 Window Treatments 406 Furnished Houses 709 Household Goods-Wayne County 5 Air Conditioning 117 Insulation 297. Window* 407 Mobile Homes 710 Misc. for Sale-Oakland County 6 Aluminum Cleaning 120 interior Decorating 298 Woodworking 408 Duplexes 711 Misc. for Sale-Wayne County 9 Aluminum Siding 121lnterior8paceManaoement 299 Woodbumera 500 Help Wanted 500 rWpWmttd 500 KtlpWantrt 500 Hefp Wanted 500 Help Wanted 500 Help Wanted 500 (Mp Wanted 500 Help Wanted 500 Hetp Wanted ACCOUNTING - peopi*. (11) for ADMINISTRATIVE/RECEPTIONIST AQORES$rVE, a*«-motfv»ted mo- AMSmOUS PERSON - «tth ttrong AMERICAN TEMPORARY 8ER- APPRAISAL ,-""- Abandon Your Search AOLA VTC€S - of Farmlngton KR* »e*M '.':•. TRAINEE' "• ••••:' and «pp(y al Arbor Temp* loday lor Fortune 500 company, degree plus National company, with local office, bfie home serviee peraon needed for communication akffls and m*chan£ needs enthusiastic IndMdual for number one dealership In Michigan. cal aMfty, able to read consVucrton experienced reeeotionlst*. secretar Local oWo* rWtat4S5-T722. _ near the Jeffries <>96)/Fermlnglon 46034. lor used car dealer. Must be certi fied. CaS Van . eej-022t ABOVE Assignments can be either short or Position available lor Individual wtth area. CaS for appointment: APPOINTMENT 8ETTER ft AVERAGE long-term, fuJ or part-time, oner ex- cost accounting, forecasting and ADULT ROUTE DELIVERY Pari time, no experience, no MStog. cedent rates and diverse and chal budgeting experience. Requires de Defiver single copies ot The Oetroft S649 per hour. Salary & bonu*. Wanted: BnghU arUcultte peraon* gree or commensurate experience. 525-0330" Free Press In the Rochester area. A MANAGEMENT 500 Help Wanted to work in our Cuttomer 8«(vice lenging work In the areas of: ScottMAer. 349-44094 TAX High level of anaiyUcal abSty re Short & early morning hr*., depend TRAINEE Office. Permanent 4 temporary part ceived and computer Eteracy a able car needed. t-600-336-2510 tim« positions aviHabte. Fiouw* PC6PR£ADSHEeT8 to $24,000. Previous •*!•* experi APPOINTMENT SETTERS ACCOUNTING 8V8TEM3 must Manufacturing experience: ADIA ence or management In any held. $«49 per hour. Ideal part-time ev«- hour*. No experience neo»»Mry. w« helpful Ceil today lor an appoint Personnel Services wiJl train. C*3 659-6340 CONTROLLERS/CONSULTANTS Several position*. My paldbene- nlng and weekend hour*. No nakig. GENERAL ACCOUNTINQ ment I An Equal Opportunity Employer A MANAGEMENT , fiu, opening* in a area*. No experience neceaaary. Make a Date ABSOLUTE EMPLOYMENT CREOfT/COLLECTlONS •EmploymentCenter,Inc. 5*9-1630 Cal Miss Black. 427-934« BUDGETS A FEW HOURS PER WEEK OPPORTUNITY COSTS can earn you exl/a cash during your To $15,000 to start No Fee h'> FULLTIME spare lime. These door to door de-' Due to expansion • progressive Na tor Your Fuliirr Backed by over 40 yeara experi livery |ob*fci you r r*lgnborho6d of tional Cciiipwteri'SoftwVw .rattler 500Help Wanted STARTING AT ence, we are the largest temporary ENTECH fer competitive rate* paid weekly. has immediate need lor manage service o) our kind. We wtB train. No sale* or coBecOona. ment trainee* In Ann Arbor, Staring Allcnri Our ( avvvr Scininar SERVICES, LTD. Must be mature, have car & be de Height* * Dearborn. EiosBent ben $10 PER HOUR pendable. For Information cal: efits, 40 hour week A rapid advance Our butlneaa la going to good *» Sole Source Division ment Need compuler experience at JOIN THE t/yoe are ttlaJtlrif need 10-15 people IrnmedUtsV who accounTemps American Field Marketing home or on the Job. College heipfuL abooi cbeaflag careers Mot4e7* can atart Wedneaday In our OeOvery 588-5610 946-8520 EMPLOYMENT CENTER U 540-4130 1st TEAM — thlak aboetdii*. A* Feb. IS-7:* MB. and Sat Up Departrnenl No axperV 265» Northwestern Hwy.. «250 a flealior Associate 70* ; enoa necessary. Mutt be neat In ap SouthBeW,Wl4«034 ACCOUNT8 PAYABLE CLERK cso bare tfce l*4tft*4- Feb. 16 - 74« pjn. pearance and wnino to work. Mutt 1". have dependable auto and be f amfl- A subsidiary ot Robert Hart of Mien. Expanding retail chain I* seeking an 500 Help Wanted eoc* of beJog fov owo 47&4H8 lar with the LKonla area. C«110 AM. IndMdual who b organized and de- 'B bo**, settiaf you own - 6 PM. Aik for M1M Bennett. tu oriented. AbBity to work In • high Kbedaks, **>&» so volume, fast paced office. Experi OffNMQW TATlOfl FQV ft!) 357-8367 •70O00 ta AROft DRUGS Is the nation'* 24th largest drug etore chain and ranks 88 In Forbe'e top 200 beet small companleeTn America. We are hiring experienced BAN/dsONE Interested cartdkJstej may Inquire by ca*ng:. retell etor» manwjetnent profeeeloners who ere wHllnfl to maintain our hiflh 349 6700, bt?tween & 00am •. 2 00pm «j| etanderds of quality and Inteortty (o our custom** and employee* tn a |An mm Of BANC ONE CORPOBATfON, Mori. • FrL,-Ofl come ,rri and appty at Our fast.p*ced, progr***fv« environment. Excyttent bJoeflts^d4*^iic^rrr*fit CoH4mbue,Oh*o' opportunities. ikmH re«*jm^ 1«'AtMtTAMT ^HA05%AJTH« H«m»n reception lobby. .43045 V/ Nirte Mle Roed Ei£ntttH tnOUMfi ptOfiK WnO (tft. fH*oww, Artor Onif*, too* P.O.9«* TW4, Troy, m HOtf-m* Northviiie, Micbigan ' s.' 0W6N0STCS ;Angy^0>^furVfyffnptoyar . ^ ••* ,« , ' J j . * X\- \i .^11^^-4^^¾¾^¾.^¾^ l»^»Jr^y«x7«^- y^^r-^f- -£-- -tr** W I •<•••,' 1QE* 04E Monday, February 13,1989 f-v 500 Help Wen ted 500 Help Wen ted 500 Help Wanted 500 Hdp Wanted 500 rWp Wanted 900 Help Wanted 500 rWp Wanted 500 HelpWented 600 Help Wanted . AN ASST'A8SOCIATE ASSEMBLY CLERKS ASSISTANT.MANAGERS B(NOEfiY PERSON ,-. Needed fwl BRIDOEPORT OPERATOR, 2 Yaar* ."> CASHlWCOUNTeB f •' CASHIERS 4 Service Station At /ATTENTION \. AUTOMOTIVE ' Ime and pVt urn*.' No experience minimum experience'whh index! We W» >• k*»vnJr« wrnpuler*. AIM tendant*. Fun Ume position! eras RETAIL 8T0REMQM7: 60 peoeH n**d«d to do Hgbt assem necessary but hetptut 8ouuMMd. 1 bly end inepacUon tor •utomotrv* cutting toot* t pkja. BenWrt*, »t**dy looking for tfer *chotf hi^.\AMrv-. able. Appty at; Mob», 1991 .8. INSTRUCTOR CaHcrappolntrneot, 663-2*19 ekmlngnam Ciearma, 1253 8. Salary to $17,000 + bonu9 tuppBar in Canton, long (arm **• WE NEED overtime: Apply *L-Prectoe Cutting Woodward al 14 MJeRd. Incrediblf advancement oppcrtynJ- Ugnmenlt on day shift, WQMEN an- NEEDED MoTech 1* now accepting resume* Toy!*, 32203 W • rr*», UvortM. - ' Wooo>«rd (betw««ft 14 4 1SM8e>. tyt Profit tharing + g/**t mNldl rjouragedtoeppfy. •• for those Individual* wtio would erv •'. CA8HIER3/ > package and lic«el rr^chandl** MANAGERS/ foy the chafiengea of training auto : BUILDING SUPERINTENDENT- CASHIER 4 DEU PERSON lor party Cee Linda for appointment/ •lor* Jn Canton. Part time • •vanlng discount*. Must havaprevlou* Irv- ACRO SERVICE CORP.. 591-1100 OUAUTY -.••:-'. mechanic*. You must hava oood iBLUEUEAN Evening*, for prtvaU perUe* & meet 8TOCK PERSONS • ' »tor» managernenl or heavy sale* : NOW! comrriurJcation skin* 4 aoloy work ing*. Part-tlm*. 20-25 hr*v (flexlbte, hour*. Musi fr* over 18. Appfy m • 75 IMMEDIATE OPEN1MGS experience In any retail fWdl All ASSISTANT MANAOER If you are enthusiastic, hav* a CONTROL ing with people. You *houkl have 9 • week. Contact: FtocbMtac Com- person: Oakvtew Party Store, 42256 FuK/part lime. Appfy tody at. Joe \A area* Metro Detroit end suburb*. Gift shop al Tele Twelve Mai In alronp; ambition to aucoaed and erv yr». recent axperlenca M a profes JOBS! . ^- -morfTORftee,~"~ i, 'eiHvdtp w 651-0622 Palmer. Can Al :• 397-3630 Randatto"* Fruit Market, 6601 New- SouthfSeW haa Immediate opening. foy working with people, then you INSPECTORS sional automobVa machahJc: Teach burgh at Wa/ran In Wastland. )•-•{ • £ FEE PAID have what It lake* lo reach middle ing experience helprul. A.8.E. Certi LONO 4 SHORT TERM ^ .eusloTouARoa -..- CASHIER, fuf time or part. Uma. ;-• J 6elet experience a ptye but we wia For video company in Uvom*. Ou- U^P*~eu?T EMPLOYMENT CENTER U 640-4 130 management by May. Our national fication preferred. Mail resumes lo: ASSIGNMENTS Souih fodford School. District l» Good pay, company benefit*. Ca> t/eJn. 30-40 hour* tndude* tome tie* Include inspection o( VHS a SkJ Bob or Harry at •••:• 352-7377 ^CASHIER APARTMENT COMPLEX Canlon, nlghl* 4 weekend*; Apply In person corporation la expanding and 6 Beta product*. Idehiifing directive • ' MoTech .-., no* accepting appscatlon* for Bus fa MANAGEMENT POSITIONS MUST . 35155 Industrial Bd. In Canton 6 Pfymouth; Lot Guard, fitghf shift 6pm-1am. The OMng Tree. . product* S determining what the : START $4.50 ' needs yard help • tul time. BE FILLED IMMEDIATELY. $608hO«r:ConT*<1: •'•.. CASHIER NEEDEO CaJt Mr. 0/ Mr*. Thur»ton between defect is. also checking audio 4 vi Uvonla. Mich. 48150 Midnight* onfy, M or pari time. Ap- Flexible hour* day* 4 aitemoona. SanfSpm S61-3669 BENEFIT8 INCLUDE: deo defect* a* *eH as cassette cas« - . Attention: Training Manager • Ughl Assembfy .: Personnel Office • ... - - fu» and pari lime. Over 21. See V* »: ASSISTANT MANAOER TRAINEE - $2,000 A MONTH TO START • Packaging pfy In person al: 33400 Plymouth Warehouse, Mdn-Frl., B-5:30pm. quality. Mu*t be able lo handle *lec- An Equal Opportunity Employer S. Redford School District Rd, Lrvonla Mayflower party Shop. 624 So ORiVEANEWCAR tronlc test ewipment auch u wave e Sorting Main, Pfymouth. Possible Overtime. Clean working »200 MONTHLY CLOTHING 26141 Schoolcraft APPLY NOW form monitor! drop-out counter 4 AUTOMOTIVE MACHINE SHOP Redford, Ml 48239 CASHIER needed Immediately at conditions, advancement. Salary ALLOWANCE help needed. Gome experience noc- in Dearborn Heighta/Tayior: negotiable. CeK Mary. 352-8090 cros* pulse.monitor. MUST HAVE Farmfngfon Kill* deH. $5 per hour 10P08ITIONS 2 WEEKS PAIO VACATION HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA • cssary. Appry in person; 535*4000 plus benefits.' Can TempExchanoe. CASHIERS Good math, reading & writing akiil*. ^ Wayne Motor Suppfy • Oeneral Labor An Equal Opportunity Employer GENERAL LABOR ASSISTANT MANAOER for yogurt ^ , 657-5600 •torem West BtoomfWd. Over U Ail thi* and much more lor those $5.00 an hour to start. Operdngsron ' 1508 8. Wayne Rd.Westiand who qualified. No experience neces • Sorting 0ABINET INSTALLER -. Retired. CASHIER- Part Urn* position. Per- USHERS only. Salary commensurate with ex day, aflornooh 4 midnight,shift,. Needed for service work. 1-2 day* FuQ benefits sary, we will train. For Interview, call Must be flexible, able to work week AUTOMOTIVE feci for mature homemakar* or re . $6.40/hour perience. For Information caS Paul Tke instaBera and general Service per week. FlexfWe hour*. CeJ for 626-2120 Mr.Shuler 4 J4T-469.4 ends. •. m Lrvonla 4 Redford: tiree*. Flexible hour*. Bulk F )' Pay increase* now accepting appflcatlon* lor full appointment • 645-2776 Warehouse, WastJand. 5i5-: CONCESSION ; ASSISTANT MANAOER ATHLEtlC SUPPLY lo $20,000 a time position*. WW train the right in • Bindery Wqrkera • Dearborn plant, heavy- thing in year. Management trainee can ea>n CALL NOW dividual, Appty at Bell Tire. 5705 . CABINET INSTALLER CASHIER POSITION - Open • For fast-paced non-imoklng Irtondr* • General Labor Experience In laminate cabinetry. ATTENDANTS : volved. Apply In person on 2-14-69 marketing office In SoulhrWd/12 $35.000450.000 a* manager within For more Information wesi Maple, west eioomrteid. Midnight*. Muit have references. 2 year*. Fvfl benefit* pack age. • Hlgh-lodrtvera Mu*l havo own vehicle and toot*. $4.25/hr. + bonus. between 9Am-4pm.al; 28244 Ford Mile area. Reoulres poople-ortented - . 651-4.600' Reference* required. Laminate FuD 4 part time positions avarlabie It :i . Rd. Garden aft. ' ' Employment Center, Inc. 669-163« •421-9200 Mobile 04, Northwestern 4 Orchard al: SHOWCASE CINEMAS IN , coordinailon tkMs. Mon. - Frl., work AUTOMOTIVE VINYL TOP Sewer • Packaging ~ - SpedalUe*. me. . . . 474-3630 JTPA FUNDED week. 8:30-5 PM. $7 per hour with Lake. -626-5670 •PONTIAC. You can work in the ex ATTENTJ6N •' FuB/part time open- BENCHARK needod. appry Evan* Automotive. citing world of the movies. Take ad- « kequerit raise*. no'heaMh benefit*. 35915 Clinton Rd, Wayne BENEFITS 4 INSURANCE CABINET MAKER • needed for cus CASHIERS- Experienced. M time. Ings irrour telephone order depart tom furniture manufacture. Experi vantage* of our flexible schedule*, . APPLY TODAY Ask lor Pat. 540-8010- ^. ment. No-experience. 12 Mile & Ughl stock work. Sundry shop In ATTENTION AUTO PART3COUNTER PERSON Get in on the action today 4 caft ence In plastic, laminating and wood cornpetiiive starting salary 4 movie Greenfield. 4*3-1327 Troy. Cafl 7:30am-6pm. 362-3411 passe*-for you 4 your immediale ASSISTANT MANAGER ' JROPICAL PLANT LOVER1 Automotive background a plus. Fun furniture preferred. Parmanent fuS or Eves: 524-4741 WORK TODAY , or part time. Appty at 44282 Warren imposition with benefit*.422^90 family. Appfy In person da-ty-Hoon-, . BELLEVILLE GROUP HOME Attention Are you energetic hard working, and 8pm Highly motivated, setl-starter^ direct iNTERVlEWJrOWl insearch of a responsible par- Rd.. Canton or cafl 455-1020 CORPORATE • Assembly rnanenl part-time Job? If »o, wa CABINET MAKEfl CASHIERS care staff qualification* w|lh good National firm must fiB 15 immediate Custom formica shop needs experi leadership, organization a oommu- openings 10-40 hours weekly- Mar have a plant care position for you m AUTO TECHNICIAN Farmlngton Hju Co. has full 6 part- SHOWCASE CINEMAS nicatlon skills. Soma college pre- the Troy area. 20-25 hr/wk. $5.25/ Seeking a licensed general auto enced labor. Ask tor Mike, time position* available. Flexible 2400 OR 2405 S. TELEGRAPH P.O. • Packaging keting Department. $9.00 day*. Stu PERSONNEL 534-4550 teaed. Competitive wage* benefits. dent openingvalso. Can 1AM-SPM. hr. Call coflect 313994-4067 mechanic to work In amaJi facility in hr*., »tud«nt* welcome. Good Marl PONTIAC CaifMon.-Frl.. 10am-5pm, 454-1130 425-6950-Q 425-7037 Garden City. Excellent working con CALMA ing pay. boouse*. benefit*. 855-3840 • Production dition*, a9 new equipmonL Benertta Uvonl"SERVICEa 478-101S 0 Urgent need exists for CAD opera Or Ca» Ton Free (24 hour phone) ASSISTANT MANAOER - One of the ATTENTION LAID-OFF WORKERS ATTENTION. Nations largest homo included. Call Mr. KeBy 522-0744 tor with 1 year experience on CAL We are looking Tor people to work In nations leading ernpofyere of the tree training (9 week*) to be copy cleaner*. No nights, no weekends. CASHIERS BAKERY COUNTER HELP - part BOOKKEEPER - FULL CHARGE MA. Required tooling background in Furl-part time. Excellent benefits Livonia.* Novl, Plymouth 4 Canlon, physically and medically Impaired machine repair lechnlcla/i*. Schol Excellent pay. $60 bonus alter 60 the area* of stamping and forging. 1-800-356-4750 Exciting long 4 short term assign has a position open, a* an assistant arships funded by the Governor* days, car necessary. Full 6 part Ume lime. 8:30-2:30pm Toe* thru Frl. insurance background. Hand* on and pay. Appry In person al: Farmlngton area. 477-5902 computer Syslem* 38. Open salary. Excellent salary, long tenn assign Total Petroleum ments. AS ahilts available manager trainee. In our Redford off Office For Job Training. EOE-traln- positions avallablle. 471-0930 ment Please calf: CASHIERS WANTEO No experience required. Apply Mon. ice. We olfor guaranteed wage*, Fringe*. Fee Paid. 42395 Ann Artor Rd at ur^y 18 and over. All shifts. Appfy er. FOr Information 4 to moot with BAKERY PRODUCTION thru Frt from 9-3:30 bonuses and benefit*. Sale* and or Interested employers. CaS Wash AUTO HELPER THE EMPLOYMENT CONNECTION or Owik Slop Food Store management background a pfus. Clean-up and part* driver. Must Tha midwest'* fastest growing 425-3220 MiH Rd. at Wilcox 120 N. Middlebeft. Garden City tenaw Community College Job wholesale bakery has entry level out going personalty a must. You Training School, In Ann Arbor today have own car and good drMng BORING MILL both In Plymouth Somebody Sometime production positions available days/ CAR 6ILLER • w9) train. Must type CASHIERS ... for Self-Serve gas must have a medical or physical Im at: 485-6811 record. Redford area. 534-3758 70 wpm. Experience preferred but t63 20 MiddVj belt pairment to apply. Experience not afternoon*. Applicant* must be neat OPERATORS station*. FuS 6 part-time. Good Job (Parxside PavWion) necessary. Can 533-7777 in appearance, have reliable trans Experienced only. Tool work. Top not necessary, good pay 6 benefit*. CASHIERS for Retirees. Appfy In person onry (between 64 7 M;)e) AUOfTOR AUTO MECHANIC portation, and a responsible work pay. overtime, excellent benefit*. Contact Shirley or 8andy. 562-3200 FuS and part time. Homemaker* and OANOY Gas Stations. 31425 Ann For growing Southfleid CPA firm. 2 record. Wilting lo train the right peo Openings on the day shift 4 night college student* welcome. Must be Arbor Tr. (al Merriman); 27350 Sev- 477-1262 Assistant Manager Trainees ple. Please *ubmtl informal resume CARPENTERS - Only experienced years or more auditing experienco In Protoype shirt. need appry. Finish carpenter* 6 18 to appry. Benefit* Include bonus en Mite - al Inksler 6 25935 Ecorie APPOINTMENT SETTERS " public accounting required. Excel to; Production, Suite 133. 33723 5 program and medical benefits. Rd. (near Beoch Oafy). Taylor New Year, General mechanic with minimum 2 Mile. Uvonla. Mich 48154. Loc Performance board • up technicians- Appry at $6-$9 per hour. Ideal part-time eve lent benefit* 6 growth opportunity. yen* experience on vehicle repair. 16838 Beech Daly, Redford. H block Starting wage starting at $4.00 and ning and weekend hour*- No setting. Send resume to: 8urnsteln. Morris 4 201 Industrial Dr. up depending on experience. Appry: New Career! Would have to work on prototype BANDIT BRIDGEPORT OPERATOR S. of 7 Mae. 9am-4prp, daily Mon. CASHIER I No experience necessary Brown. PC. 26877 Northwestern TOTAL PETROLEUM $4 an hour. FuS or part time. Male/ vehicle modification- Career posi Plymouth thru Frt. No phone calls please. CaJlfliss Black, 427-9335 What Are You Waiting Fori Hwy., Suite 200. Southfleid. Ml. needed ASAP. Must have 2 year* Cherry HiB 4 Newburgh tion (or the right individual. Ford experience. Top rale*. Please can female. Flexible hour*. Senior c If: l! jValentines DaJ looa/ifW LT If straight from the heart.., V Oave, I can't waft to spend the HAPPY VALENTINE'S Day. Ox Oxl ?PUNKJN, YOUR SO WONDERFUU ? TO MICHAEL CESAR2 ? rest of my Kle with you. Love, Chris We love you 4 think you're Ihe lyn/»e W?CAR0LE4J0HN?W ? 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