tm mmm* , ZRA^UZiSSEL^rSEES^ia i EdTx^j acxyc .s i.~a; :*• iafit- -"-;. r._: . .W.-CJ.'-.O^ ^"^"^•^^•^^-•'•^••--''^'•'^••^-«r11-1-;'--'r|Tn-f' '*'*r ..WW J: -^iXc ^-,Cfc--«-r »^utnu W^IFV^:/-->'-*/.V^ ^¾¾¾¾¾¾¾¾^ ii mmmmm >-<#• # Volume 19 Number 17 Monday, Augiist 22,1983 Westland, Michigan. 32 Pages Twenty-five cents mmmmmmmmm S£ ;-"l\---y—-f.' mMmmMmMmmmmmsmmmmssm Jury starts Callanan trial By Mary Klemlc cases involving men named Karel what was assumed to .be the judge's increase in fees was for "Richard" who could have cancelled any terms of Ju staff writer Golob and James Sires, according to chambers the day of Judeh's arraign "runs his own little payalong." deh's probation, if he wanted to fix Ju testimony. Hanna Judeh, who worked ment. He said Judeh testified that Papelian referred to a videotape deh's case, Smith argued. He told the A U.S. District Court jury will begin as a government informant, was sen^ Qaoud held the same piece of paper showing Judge Callanan and Judeh in jury that Instead, the Judge bound Ju deliberations today in the case-fixing tenced by Callanan Sr. to three years with Izzy?s and Sires' names on it that Judeh's car, parked at Judeh's service, deh's case over to Wayne County Cir trial of 18th District Judge Evan Cal probation after Judeh 'pleaded no con Judeh had given to Judge Callanan ear station, allegedly counting $1500 that cuit Court, following an established lanan Sr., his son and two other men. test to attempted criminal sexual con lier, and said Qaoud knew when Cal the government said was paid to Cal formula that set the date for Circuit U.S. District Judge Horace Gilmore duct in the third degree! lanan Sr. was out of the state or in the lanan Sr.'for fixing Sires' larceny and Court appearances, taking it out of Is scheduled to charge the jury Mon The government contended that the hospital. felonious assault case. --. • judges' discretion. day. Prosecution and defense attorneys judge accepted money in return for le "If Judge Callanan is not his Smith cited testimony from a West- KGlfcBETOFERGlJSON of gave their final arguments last Thurs nient treatment for Judeh and other de (Qaoud's) contact, why couldn't he take ATTORNEYS for the defense at land police officer that Judeh's proba /W^tla^ t^ntlywAs re-elected to day and Friday, almost eight weeks af fendants. . care of the Golob matter while the tacked Judeh's credibility, saying he tion sentence was what the officer ex •^HeMphllia Fdiwdaiion of ter the trial began. judge was on vacation, and the Sires worked as an FBI informapt because pected for such a case. ffcMjfcn board of trustees. A Callahan Sr.; attorney Evan Callanan IN HIS SUMMATION pefore the jury matter while be (Callanan Sr.) was in be thought it would help him with the Concerning the videotape of Judge U^^^ay Agency ^ HFM Is astate- Jr., his son; Richard Debs, president of last week, assistant U.S. attorney Jo the hospital?" Papelian asked. criminal sexual charges against him. Callanan and Judeh counting the wide organization based in Ann -l ..' UAW Local 1776; and Sam Qaoud, a seph Papelian said Qaoud was Callanan Papelian said it was a "scheme to The charges against Judeh involved a $1,500, Smith said there was no evi Arbbri It provides information and Dearborn Heights businessman, are Sr/s "bag man"and would take the defraud" when Callanan Jr. had an at mentally retarded 14-year-old woman. dence that Callanan Sr. took any of the f&erral services regarding care for charged with fixing criminal cases in money for the judge when cases were torney from his law firm make formal "Hanna Judeh wanted out of that money. He said that, on the accompa Individuals with hemophilia or return for money. to be fixed in his court. An FBI agent, court appearances in Judeh's case be rape case so bad there wasn't anything nying recording,, Judeh was heard related blood disorders. The government contended that the who posed as a man named "John fore Judge Callanan, and said Callanan in the world he wouldn't do," said Nick counting in Arabic and the judge was v^HembphiUa.ii * hereditary blood fixed cases Involved drunk driving, Izzy," testified that he paid Qaoud $500 Jr. lied before a grand jury. Smith, Judge Callanan's defense attor heard counting 30 of the 76 bills placed jotting[darter Which affects selling liquor.to minors, third degree to fix Gplob's drunk driving case. The»$2,500 paid by Judeh to Callanan ney. "Hanna Judeh Is a manipulative in the car. There is no recorded conver ihXaleialmosi'ei:cjuslvely. Contrary criminal sexual conduct, larceny and Papelian referred to testimony from Jr. as a lawyer's fee doesn't appear in person. He was setting the pattern. sation explaining why Callanan Sr. Ito'ppjiular belief, people with felonious assault. The charges also al FBI agents that Qaoud said 18th Dis any accounting records of the law firm, Who is it that's suggesting the conver went to the station or what was said hemophilia don't bleed to death leged that a "cover up" was attempted.. trict Judge Thomas Smith ;"wasn't his Papelian told the jury. He played a por sations (with the defendants)?" when the two men returned there from fr^ n^nor external wounds. The 1 Undercover FBI agents approached (Qaoud's) buddy" and that .Qaoud and tion of a recorded conversation in Callanan Sr. could have found the 14- rpajor problemis uncontrolled Qaoud and Judge Callanan about fixing Callanan Sr. were seen conversing In which Callanan Jr. told Judeh a $1,000 year-old incompetent to testify, or Please turn.to'Page 3 ih'temal bleeding into muscles and • I joints. For more information, ' i- /contact the foundation at 1-800-482- 8d4i^;^-;;-.v -•;•-;•:••.• v:.:-...- WH£#AVNE- OTSTLAND Community Schobls'SeoJor Adult Club will begin Its 1683-84 program with a Tuesday qubbuslD«» meeting Sept 6 and a Wednesday Club bosiaen meeting ^ept.^All seniora from the area Wh^/iHsb tb p«rtidp : failure A long-time Wayne-Westlahd teacher: Crawford, who Is /selling his house; said. "I think going to Germany might /"Our goal Is to become part of the has accepted a two-year teaching stint and taking Ws wife and child with him produce, a .break down the road for international experience," Crawford, ]-;:; at an Army base in Germany. i to Germany, said, "This Opportunity is me." y':[: '••' ;:?'.'}• ^:/--,.>.'"V/..: sild. Tmsiire: we'll socialize, with Robert Crawford, a, resident of jGar- like a dream" come true for us. We en- Americanij, but we want to totally Immerse ourselves In the German ;way -Otoefrvw* den City, will teach English aij^ social : Joy our' life here, but we wanted to ex- v ONfE "BREAK" in Crawford's past liirs 'Msjn pt*A *m rfh* (town tor studies to children or American army- •f p^se ourselves to. a different culture helped himland the German teaching of life — speak thjeir language, eat -''t^ta** FrWey. the mm etoetrt- soldiers stationed iV Mannheim, West ^ and way of life/! ; ' , post. In 1077, he taught English and so their food and be friends with them." c*l!n> ym 4m*t»t wf»en • truck Germany, He begins his new duties1^^to ;; Crawford readily i admits that his cial studies to childr,eh of American 'mm,i power pm about 240 pjn. J r iinove to Germany is a risk, Although diplomats in Copenhagen, Denmark. - Crawford's wife, - Laurie, said, she day, -v V :-V- '•' ••.''-: ..I-'-- -' ~'^- ':-'" plans to get a Job on the base, and en> A 12-year teacher at SteVerison Jun * the Wayne-Westland School District This experience, coupled with a "pass : roil their 5-yearrOld sori, Iari,Jn a day- *****"'-*%*•!• .to jxw*m many ior High, on palmer west of Newburgh, .;ha s granted him a _two-year leave of ing" kriowledge of the German-Ian-, : :i0»,- M.otfwr ctop*l- Westland, Crawford applied: for the job ? abisence, the escalating number of guage; distinguished his name from .'ca^centeK/-^^.:^-:-/--:-^^::.[•--'.'. .•/-•>: ; v layoffs in recent years means no" real 5,600.others;:-; , ^.-•;',. •/—']•:. ;; 'ttt'jtQnM «ny proNM* tt* last Decemtjer through the U.S, Depart-. : • Crawford taught eighth and ninth ment of Defense's teacher placement ; guarantee of a job when he returns. One determining factors in. makirig; grade social studies at Stevenson, "fa*** Mvm* e*mt o* :8e'ry1ce8.:;:\\:-^-':v"\!-; i*•;•'•/''. '•:'.-• :r >\ "I'm doing what I tell rny students— the big; move is Crawford's brOther-in- • to a degree yoiimake ybiir.own breaks, law, a member of the U.S. Army who His ? wife, formerly Laurie Wlesser, Of 6,000'ipplicahta, he.was on,e;of Robert Crawford -¾¾%^¾^^^¾^¾^^¾¾^ 500 accepted, for teaching positions in } and when something comes Of those ef-: happens to be stationed at the same was raised'in Westland and graduated Europe. • : V:•:"'•• U :^r- •';/'---'-:':.,\ forts, you have to go for it;* Crawford' base where Crawford will be teaching.. from John Glenn High School.' .; off to Europe V'-' v : : s v >. :V / • : "' -: r v!-';;;v:; -.L_,-,: .^:^..1.^: :r..~ •m •» ^-^-^••^F^P' ««««•1 O&g Monday, August 22,1983 alcoholics' friend, dies at 49 By Leonard Pogfr Before forming his own company, cifically for his work in alcoholism Since his recovery in the mid-1980s, tat alcoholism treatment program In staff writer "; MacDonell was the first alcoholism therapy and his Innovations in diagno he was guided to become a helper and Wayne County, working out of Annapo program director for Peoples Commu sis and treatment. co-founder with two Catholic priests in lis In Wayne. Frank MacDonell was described at nity Hospital Authority, a public medi Establishing the Phoenix therapy organizing a shelter for alcoholics In The program became the state's an; award-reception by a national or cal organization which owns and man services company with Elizabeth the Sacred Heart Rehabilitation Center largest out-patient hospital-based pro ganization this summer as a man of ages five hospitals, including Annapolis Begle, its executive vice president, in an aging school planned for demoli gram, serving 235 persons a week. "pioneering spirit, patience, and persis in Wayne, MacDonell established important ties tion on Detroit's near east side., tent peacefulness." MacDonell, for whom services were with major Detroit area companies to In working to have alcoholism WHILE AT Annapolis, MacDonell But it wasn't enough to overcome held Friday morning In Holy Family encourage them to provide help and viewed as a medical problem, Mac was a leader at developing different cancer Wednesday. Church, Novi, helped an untold number support for employees with drinking Donell felt that outpatient treatment treatments for individuals based on MacDonell, at 49 a nationally-known of alcoholics or those with drinking problems. from a hospital was less expensive and their own history and social problems. alcoholism counselor and therapist, problems recover and lead productive Part of bis work including being a more effective for patients then the At the same time, he was successful died in St. Mary Hospital, Uvonia. lives. consultant to Detroit Edison's medical standardized inpatient treatment. in developing community resources in A former alcoholic, he organized "The empathy and concern he ex department and to the Ford and In the early 1970s, he was recruited a unified and comprehensive approach Phoenix Alcoholism Therapy Services pressed in his dally life and in his rela Chrysler industrial physicians. by Peoples Community Hospital Au to treating patients. five years ago and maintained offices tionships to those who suffered from al At Garden City Hospital, Mac- thority to begin the first general hospi- A few years later, he and Begle and facilities in St. Mary Hospital and coholism demonstrated his deep con DoneU's program served more than opened their own mental health clinic Garden City Osteopathic Hospital. cern and compassionate feelings for 1,000 inpatients and 900 outpatients: in a move to broaden services in cities those who were afflicted with the dis As many as 45 St/ Mary Hospital near hospitals. ease/' said Allan Breakie, Garden City staff doctors make referrals to his pro Golf benefit He has been named to numerous al Hospital executive director. gram. coholism treatment groups and helped Man exposes "Frank's untimely death will gen AN IMPORTANT aspect of Mac- develop treatment programs at Detroit erate acute problems In the continuing Donell's work was to have alcoholism is Aug. 28 area colleges. Frank MacDonell of his programs. But because of their seen as a disease and a medical prob self to girls training and experience with him, his lem with its hospitalization and treat The annual Gary Lyman Memorial IGOODYEAR'FIRESTONE *MICHELIN»UNIROYAL colleagues will recover and carry on in ment costs paid for by Blue Cross/Blue Golf Outing for Autistic Students, spon his best interests. Shield of Michigan as an outpatient sored by the Garden City Police Offi A young man exposed himself to two "His untimely death is a loss to this psychiatric services. cer's Association and the Brick Shirt CD Westland girls near Wildwood School institution." House, will be Sunday, Aug. 28 at the IX a Monday evening. MacDonell has written numerous ar • Breakie added that MacDonell start ticles for professional journals and Warren Valley Country Club. 5 Police said the two girls, 7 and 8 ed the hospital's alcoholism treatment This event, In its fourth year, bene a NmENTv O years of age, were playing at the rear appeared many times before audiences program in July 1975, serving patients citing some of the more serious statis fits the Developmental Learning Cen a 0 of the school, 500 N. Wildwood, at 5:25 since then on an inpatient and outpa ter In Garden City. The center provides z 0 p.m. when the man walked up to them. tient basis. tics of the disease: • One drinker in 10 is an alcoholic. training and education for autistic peo < %lffik!«*>g« ^ 0 He asked them where Eight Mile Road He was an excellent public speaker ple from the entire Wayne County area. a 3D was and pulled down his pants, expos • Half of all traffic deaths involve and spent many hours with service alcohol. The tournament is a best all (scram ing himself. The girls ran away and clubs, community groups, and persons bles) format and is open to both men's o O saw the suspect get into a small red car interested in the area of alcoholism, • Four of every five fire deaths in and women's teams. There will also be • z arid leave the area, heading south on Breakie added. volve alcohol. Individual contests for longest drive Wildwood. AC In presenting him with the Lam and closest to the pin. Trophies will be ill 0 The man was described to police as MacDONELL was awarded the plighter award, the national alcoholism awarded. m white, between 20 and 25 years of age, Lamplighter award this summer from and substance abuse council pointed The POA is seeking donations of 0 •o six feet tall and slim. 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August 22,1993 O&E (W)3A .»- ' areajdggmg f~- em By 8u« Buck • ,fWe heeded a winter running support Year's Eve one-mile fun riulat Belief.* *£gisr special writer group," said Step, who works as a fu Isle and the two-mile St. Agatha race ini ttr?> > neral director at the Charles R, Step Redford this spring where shewohftrtt-^ Once a week a group of fitness-con Funeral Home in Redford. "it's diffi place In the 10-year-dld-and-un^er djivf-^. scious residents from throughout the cult to run alone in bad weather and Slop. '•:• , : ..--: •y.^.u-'-Ki- V =:^-:1^- \t*" \ ' area, meet in Bedford Township and to-, joggers run every day regardless of . ,"Blanca'8. too young to go to kinder* "i gether they "make the miles disap rain, snow, sleet or heat. Conversation garten or to join the Girls :Chib/ but/ pear." with someone who runs the same pace she's old enough to be 4 Red/Qrd Road/ In total, some 54 runners have been as you do really helps to make the Runner," said Lucinda Vanmeter. ;; ; ^ meeting regularly at St, Robert Bellar- miles disappear." .- Ted'yerritt, 53, of Red/prdls. the mine Church at W. Chicago and Inkster senior club member and Kathy Step's/ under the auspices of the newly formed THE Redford Road Runners boasts father. A doctor's physical last year ini / .•»«¥• VfC:* if*V ••*&! Redford Road Runners club. The parti members from Redford, Livonia, dicated that, Merritt was overweight '•"•. cipants vary in ages from 4-years-old Southfield, Detroit, Birmingham, and needed more exercise. This eyalua>V•'• • tlon prompted Merritt to start running to 53 years of age and, with no pun In Farrriington Hills. Dearborn Heights, : t\v • r>> tended, come from all walks of life. Novi, Northville^ Canton and Roches With the Redford Road Runners. Sincf^ January, Merritt has lost 35^^'poundjh; "r^-h-/rr "At the the first meeting of the Red- ter. Among its members are priests, at : ford Road Runners 15 people showed torneys, police officers, firefighters, and now runs four miles a Iday. This year, Merritt ran in eight races. ^ . .'rfj'': -.'^ up and we didn't even advertise. It was computer programmers, homemakers ^^w^ ?»?<«^3fefc!»;?^rtr v- all word-oj-moutb," said organizer and and a public relations representative. •^:7m?^i Of the 54 runners, 17 are women. 'TWO years ago, I would never haye^ >. Livonian'Randy Step, 27. "In a few seen myself doiijg this," said Merritt,* months our group grew to 54 paid "We have people from all income systems and programming manager at members. We also have about 20 peo groups — people who are well-to-do the Westin Hotel. "It's very enjoyable ple who run with us every week who r Members of the Road Runners are grouped according to their pace. and people who are on assistance. Any to be with the youngpedple." ; / >•" aren't paid members yet, but we're one from any community who enjoys The club meets 7 p.m. Tuesday y working on it," running can join and all ages are wel nights at the South gym'doors of St' Step and his wife, Kathy, 27, both come," Step said. Robert Bellarmine School. After th4 Photos by Jim Jagdfeld participants in the grueling 1982 "Our club has runners of all calibers, evening run down W. Chicago and Ink Hawaiian Triathlon, founded the club those who run from five to 10 minutes- ster and back, members me^t to ex- last January for simple social reasons. per-mile pace and those who run dis change training ideas and Injury solu tances from one mile to ul- tions. They usually gather at a locaj V tramarathons," he added. "So, even if restaurant dr at members' homes'. A,. you're a mile-a-day jogger or you just monthly meeting i& held the third Tuesr __ qualified for the Boston Marathon, day of every month highlighted with, you'll find a place in our club. We have speakers from athletic shops, films or v more runners who run two miles than talks given by physicians and podia those who run marathons." trists. ^ Of the many outstanding club mem Since the club's conception, mem bers is Doug Kurtis, 31, of Novi, a bers have participated in runs at / world class runner who was recently Frankenmuth, Traverse City, Trenton, featured on Channel 7's world class Gaylord, the Sesquicehtennial run in . athlete series. Kurtis runs 112 miles a Redford, the Emily-Midas run and, week and participated in marathcis in most recently the Oakland University London, Tokyo, Stockholm and R • de Country Music Walk and Run. Janeiro. The club has been growing steadily", The youngest member is 4-year-old and soon will receive international ex-; Bianca Vanmeter whose parents', Al posure when it appears in a Goodyear - and Lucinda Vanmeter of Southfield, advertisement in the October "The C are also members. The Vanmeters are Runner" magazine and the November ; varsity and junior varsity cross coun "Runner's World" magazine. ' try running coaches at North Farming- "In the past, Tve belonged to a run ; ton High School. Lucinda Vanmeter club with hundreds of members and ; works as a waitress at El Nibble Nook knew none of them," said organizer ' restaurant in Livonia. Randy Step. "Clubs like these take '. BIANCA began running because she their strength from large numbers. A wanted to imitate her parents, they couple of people make all the decisions Dan Boyd rests after a run. said. She runs l%miles every other while the members take satisfaction in ' day, sometimes with her mother, and the fact that they belong to a huge'run sometimes with her father. Sometimes club. her mother follows behind in the car. . "The Redford Road Runners have > Club members Bob Ranta (left) and Michael Mcllvane look over a "Bianca says she doesn't like me grown to be something special in the '. race flyer for an up-comlng event. Members of the club have par ruining her pace," Lucinda Vanmeter short time we've been together," Step ; said with a laugh. added. "I've never felt so at home with ticipated In runs around the state. V' "I was afraid my doctor would repri a group of people so quickly. Non-ac-*.'•< mand me for allowing Bianca to run tive inem bers to our clu b are n Randy Step, president of the Redford will cost about $50 but it's money well Continued from Page 1 happened with Judeh's criminal sexual Road Runners Club offers the following spent. Buy from a store where the sales conduct case. He cited testimony from tips to beginning runners to prevent clerks know about running. Otherwise, the car, Smith told the jury. Westland police and Wayne County Interior Design running injuries: you may spend $50 on shoes that don't Smith said that Qaoud's recorded prosecutors about the predictability of work for you. And that can get expen comments about "my friend the judge" the probation sentence. Don't run too many miles too soon. sive." were."obvious puffery," and referred . Concerning Callanan Jr.'s testimony Programs This is the number one cause of run to testimony that Qaoud first told Ju before the grand jury, Larene said his ning injuries. A good rule of thumb is to Read. Books and magazines pub deh to "go see (18th District Court ad client didn't use "cue cards" as Judeh add no more than a 10 percent Increase lished on running abound everywhere. ministrator) Les Hall" about the crimi did when he testified in Gilmore's court to your weekly miles. For instance, if Reading running books psychs you up nal sexual conduct charge. for the trial. Larene told the jury that you ran 20 miles this week, you should for a run on a dreary day. Running FBI agents "lied" to Callanan Jr. when not run more than 22 miles next week magazines and books laying all over CONCERNING the charge that Debs they Interviewed him in the case last (20x.l0 equals 2 miles). Keep a log. A the bouse are a reminder to get out the tried to impede a criminal investiga year, saying that he wasn't a target of log will keep you honest and seeing the door and put in those miles. tion, Harold Gurewitz, Debs' attorney, the investigation but that his father progress in the log will give you moti said that Debs is heard on the record was. ^ Henry ford Community College offers two high vation. Kathy Step offers these safety'tips ings telling Judeh to "tell the truth" to "What kind of effect do you think it .quality, low cost proo/oms\fi Interior Design; for women: investigators. Gurewitz told the jury (the statement) would have?" Larene Start out and finish slow . When you that there was no mention on the tapes said." The government created a The tuuo-yeor progrom leoas to on/Rssociote to substantiate Judeh's testimony that scared, angry, frightened young man." start your run your muscles_are cold • Run only in familiar areas. . Debs told him not to cooperate, and Degree in Rrt ond preporesVindividuojs' for a and tense. This-ls the easiest time to • Vary the times that you run so Callanan Jr. wasn't trying to keep professionol career in InterionDesign."-; that in ihe Investigation Debs once Judeh from reporting a violation of pull or tear a muscle, especially in the you will not be seen jogging at the frisked him for recording devices. ••' --1 ::1.'.F;'.- morning. Slowly jog the first five min same time and place every day. federal law, but was trying to keep Ju : Deday Larene, Callanan Jr.'s attor deh from fabricating one, Larene told The oneyeor certificate prdgtom is geored to utes or so then pick up the pace. '- • Don't dress provocatively in skim ney, said "nothing out of the ordinary" Runners have a bad habit of finishing py bikinis or tops. k the jury. individuals who wish to study \r, :erior Design for their last mile the fastest. Maybe it's persona I enrichment just to get it over with faster or maybe Both programs offer cours< l/)c\ the mony they want their neighbors to think they ospects of J Interior Desigr>.7fiTicJuding basic \- run fast. Sprinting in at the end leaves TMoybegigl for teacher the'legs stiff from lactic acid build up - design concepts and prindp/es; color theory and the sudden stop is hard on the and application,- textiles/ materiols ond heart. The fastest miles of the run cdnstructionf and history courses, oil tought by; should come just before the last mile or charged in case professiooal designers. so. ,^ :y\ ; '•_ ./ By Margaret Neubacher Prosecutihg attorney Robert Agacln that they took off their clothes, that Some of jfhe history c/urses will be tought in Stretch correctly. Flexibility will staff writer ski said the case concerns "consentual they kissed each other and that sexual rt at the^Renry fordMyseym ond Greenfield make you less susceptible to injury, sexual activity \; not rape," f. penetration occurred. ; . . llage; wpich will o&er.a unique opportunity to stretching will make you flexible. A 14-year-old eighth grader at Ste "I wanted to do it,"; she said to the THE TEEN t^tfled that on theif- : eiperience.historjjcpl styles ond technology Many runners injure themselves venson Junior High School described in jury/ ••./•--'•;'• ••-•}. : ternooh of. March 1A£ friend walked with primary soyfees. . stretching. A common mistake is testimony an alleged incident involving her to Henry's home in^e ,38000 block v The student said Henry told her not stretching cold muscles before running. herself and Danny Henry, a Waynes of Meadowlawn In WayWAThe eighth to be afraid and to go in^to a closet if his. The best time to stretch is after the Wetland school teacher, as Henry's wife or sons should come. After the in for those see/inc} employme.it in the interior '• grader and Henry' were hjbne in the cident, Henry kissed the student good-; Design; profession,^^ on Intern course isoffere^d, first mile of the run or after the run trial began in Wayne County Circuit home for approximately on^hour, be when the muscles are warm and flexi Court last Thursday. ; « bye and said he was going jogging, she designed to/rovide the odyonced student with tween 3:30and 4:30 p.m., durAg which testified. \; -' v;..; , /.;•._;/ ble. A good session of stretching after ' Henry, 30, is charged with three jtime the incident took place, sh* said: ~- procticplyObrhing experiences with -a v your run will leave you limber for to^ counts of criminal sexual conduct In • >. The 14-year-old said she. returnecl on; v The student; frequentlyv burlt into /ssionpl design firm or ollied business.;; morrow's run.' the third degree. The trial will continue tears during her testimony. SheWd the foot to her friend's home and told her . When stretching a muscle. the Monday.: .-'••/.: > court Henry often had invited her\> his- about the incident; Her friend testified Je/ffoncoeuT, director of Interior Design strength should be held for at least 10 \] Under Michigan law, third degree house and asked her to "go to'bed\ithf in court that she didn't tell anyone else seconds. A. common mistake is bounc criminal sexual conduct involves sexu • what she was told, v ; ' i. • ) / :him:* ,V;;;V.--: ... .,\-\'{ ing to stretch a muscle. This Is an easy al penetration: "with a youth .between ; ;About a month later, while the stu-' way to cverstretch a muscle. Stretch the ages of IS and 15. The charge is a Henry, a physical education ins' tor at Stevenson Junior High, saicT*h' dent' was spending the night at in the muscle so it's tense but not until it felony carrying a maximum penalty of 1 aunt's house during Easter vacation, hurts. Dream up a new stretch for your 15 years in jail upon conviction," i would "take something* so she wouldn't , she told her aunt about the Alleged lricl- Aext race and you may be mistaken for get pregnant,; she said. The teen-ager^ [eKwith Henry, 8het&?tif led. fr; i! atoprunner. ? - w 1 said she had asked her friend on the ; IN OPENING remarks before Judge day of the alleged incident to show her . VPressure started building In me be •MM m tm m, >• M Roland L. Olzark, defense attorney :.f cause I thought I had dorie something Henry ForcJ ^Don't be cheap when it comes to Richard Clark said, "We categorically where Henry lived.; wrong," she said. ;v \ -V^; shoes. Running Is ari inexpensive sport. ; The student said she liked Henry and deny any criminal conduct or sexual had baked him cookies approximately After the alleged incident 6n March/ Communitv College Compared to golf, skiing or yachting activity.'•'•:.v. / •; 17 and hefore the student's ;cohfe$slon 5f5T^v«r9re«r) jRoocf ''•;"•' it's practically free. Eighteen holes,of five times, given him a coffee mug and "We acknowledge that the • student phoned him once; ; to her aunton April 12; the sMent'said Oeorborn, Michlgbn 461 fi8 golf costs about-$12; a lift ticket for came to my client's house and.talked Henry, whoVas divorced,!told hel* he .:•'..;" 271-2750, ext. 476 ^ downhill skiing Is about $15; yacht club with him for three or four minutes," "I WANTED to get closer to him/ yras getting married. She said^e'loUl- dues are thousands of dollars. A ten-\ Clark told theiury. ... , she said. -scliwl ofMaUVbout the alleged inci Coll or write for a freebrochur e •i rm •• M tm H jtiile run_oosts^y_iyJorie3:^Evea^f--: -Witnesses fortne defense will testily" At Henry's home, she said, he offered dent. .-;, •• ••^V •. /:•:'• \-.i-i••"".:•'. yOuTni/ three pairs of shoes and a falo that Henry wasn't heme during the her. wine and took her to a room with a Testimony is expected to last one ot suit, you haven't come close to the cost time the incident allegedly took place,} yraterbed in the basement, where she two more days, ac^oh^ng to the attbr-. ".-Z-~ZZZZZZlZllZZlZZZllZZlZZZZZ"l"ZZ"l' of a pair, of sklis. Good running shoes 'Clarksaid.';.. .:/'-•.-._ ^--..^:.. • said the.lncident occurred. She testified neypr—^r •. >,;;~'" ------^------^------.---^------ -A Jl -t.w ^j^^^^jwjj^j^s;- 4A(W,Q) O&E Monday, August 22,1983 YAA continues registration for hotkey teams • HOCKEYSALE should go to the Dorsey Comrnunity serve six. Only watermelon will be sup held for members of XI Zeta chapter of Monday, Aug. 22 — The CCYAA Center, 32715 Doreey Road from 10 plied.. Betha Sigma Phi. Call Pat Gromacki at Youth Equipment sale will be 6-9 p.m. a.m. to i p.m. Other precint should go 525-6204 for time and location. '...'.: through Friday, Aug. 26, in the Log community calendar to the American Legion, 6149 N. Wayne • BENEFIT CAR WASH- Cabin in Garden City, City Park. For Road from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Frlday^iinday, Aug. 26-28 — 7-EHev- •4 FREE IMMUNIZATION more Information, call 522-2094. Non-profit groups should mail items for the calendar to the Ob en will sponsoring a benefit muscular CUNIC server, 36251 Schoolcraft, Livonia, Ml 48150. The date, time and dystrophy car wash at the Mlddjebelt • BIOBANDWySIC Saturday, Aug, 27 - Tbe Westland • HOCKEY REGISTRATION place of the event should be Included, along with the name and Road location in Garden City. Dona Jaycee Auxiliary is sponsoring a free Monday, Aug. 22 ~ The Garden City Friday, Aug. 2« - Metro-West Big tions of %2 for cars and $3 for vans. phone number of someone who can be reached during business Bind will perforin for dancing and lis Immunization clinic 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Youth Athletic Association will hold its the Bailey Center on. Ford Road In last hockey registration for the fall hours to clarify information. tening'pleasure from 8:30-11 p.m. at • SORORITY PICNIC season from 8-8 p.m. through Aug. 24 Garden City Park Pavilion, Merriman and Cherry Hill roads. Admission Is Saturday, Aug. 27 — A picnic will be Please turn to Page 5 at the Civic Arena, on Cherry Hill east Monday, Tuesday or Thursday each • BINGO fr*«x For more information, call 421- of Merriman. Registration is open for week. Times are being sent for 4 p.m., Wednesday, Aug. 24 - Bingo will be 98M. boys of all ages. For more information, 4:80 p.m. and 5:20 p.m. The first session held in Dyer Center at 1:50 p.m. by the call 522-2094. begin Sept. 6, the second session Nov. 1 Wayne Westland Senior Adult Club. So and third session Jan. 2. Call 722-7620 cializing and refreshments are at 1 • AARP MEETING for more information. . --^-- p.m. Bingo will be held every Wednes- • DIABETIC SUPPORT GROUP Friday, Aug. 26 - The AARP (Amer OTY OF GARDEN CITY Monday, Aug. 22 — The Western day in August by the Wayne Westland ican AssoicaUon of Retired Persons), MICHIOAN. Wayne Diabetic Support Group invites • NEW MORNING SCHOOL Senior Adult Club. Livonia Chapter 1109, will hold its an everyone to meet at 7 p.m. in the Mel- Tuesday, Aug. 23 — New Morning nual picnic at 11 a.m. at Rotary Park NOTICE TO BIDDERS vin Bailey Recreation Center, 36851 School, K-8 Parent Cooperative will • FREE FOOD on Six Mile and Hubbard, between Mer NOTICB IS HEREBY GIVEN that sealed proposals wUI be received at tbe Office of the City Clerk. In tbe Civic Ford Road, Westland. For more infor hold a walk-through registration from' Thursday and Friday, Aug. 25-26, the riman and Farmingtion. Members and Center, «000 MrtfiebeH Road, Garden City, Michigan «11». oo or before Wednesday, August SI. 1»« at JW PJA, for tbe purchase of Magnetic Signs, in accordance with tbe SpedfkatlonsoofUe with tbe City Clert mation, call 552-0408. 2-4 p.m. Teachers will be on hand to city of Westland will have cheese, but guest are asked to bring their own Proposals most be submitted oo forms famished by tbe City Clert, In a sealed envelope eodorted. "Sealed Bid answer questions. Registration fees are ter, dry milk and corn meal to be be lunch, table service and beverage, as for Magnetic Signs": $20 for preschool and $50 for K-8. For well as a dish of food to pass around to Tbe City reserves tbe right to accept or reject any or all bids and to waive any InformaliUes wben deemed in • BENEFIT BASEBALL given away. People In Precint 28 the best Interest of the City. Monday, Aug. 22 - The Westland more information, call 348-9294. Goodfellows are having their annual RONALD D. SHOWALTER benefit baseball game to raise money • LEGAL ASSISTANCE City Clerk-Treasurer for food and toys for Christmas for Tuesday, Aug. 23 — One day only, Publish. August U, 1**4 needy families: The game will be at 7 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., legal aid for. p.m. at the Jaycee Park, on Wild wood senior citizens. If you are 60 or older north of Ford, east of Wayne Road. and a Wayne County resident, you can Tickets are $1. For more information, get free legal aid. Call 722-7632. CITY OF GARDEN CITY call 721-6000 Ext. 217. ORDINANCE NO. 83-011 • CARD PARTY/LUNCHEON • SKATING REGISTRATION Tuesday, Aug. 23 — The Ladies Aux. Tbe City Cooocil of the City of Garden City hereby adopts and establishes tbe following budget for the Fiscal Year beginning July 1.19». Monday, Aug. 22 — Registration for PFC Don Merrifield VFW post 7575 of , - , figure skating lessons will be from 6-8 Garden City will hold its monthly card (Malpracttce p.m. Aug. 22-25 and from 10 a.m. to 4 party and luncheon at 33011 Ford near ^ • CWonk-neQaled indies • ^ea^ Estate SUMMARY OF GENERAL FUND p.m. Aug. 27 at the Westland Depart Venoy. Fee is $2. ment of Parks and Recreation. Rates REVENUES EXPENDITURES • ^efrtcuftiA ^Accidents • fynobale General Property Taxes $ MJflM Mayor and Council 1 U,440 are $22 for resident registant per ses • BOARD MEETING Business Licenses and Permits M.0O0 District Court J1J.S71 sion, $128 family registrant per session Wednesday, Aug. 24 — Northwestern Noo-Business Licenses & Permits • «1,000 City Administration 145.103 (more than one family member must • $ftjtiAfes caused t>y arfofkAg' KcgCigpnce • business State Shared Reveooes 1.049.00» Planning tt Comer Devel. 7(.903 Guidance Clinic, 6221 Merriman, Gar Grants from Local Units «,000 Legal & Audit 141,390 skate,.and includes adult and child and den City, board of directors will meet Charges for Services MJ.JW Clerk-Treasurer (13,:07 $25 non-resident. Classes will meet at 11:30 a.m. Fines aod Forfeits J7S.WO Police Department 1.098.«» Miscellaneous Revenue HUM Fire Department 1,109.040 Convcnfen^y Howled at (Due (DActW 9cf ltd Woce CootribuUoos-Public Enterprise 201,000 Bldg. • Protective Inspec 85,700 Contributions from Other Funds HI,417 DepL of Public Services 1.970JW TOTAL I S.U0.OJ4 People Community Hospital 54.851 CITY OF GARDEN CITY JusUrj^-27S 348-5900 Parks and Recreation 1,114,971 MICHIGAN Library 111.004 Boards and Commissions (4.(90 NOTICE TO BIDDERS TOTAL t (.1(0.084 CITY OF GARDEN CITY . SUMMARY OF COMMUNITYDEVELOPMENT NOTICE IS HEREBY CtVEN that sealed proposals will be received at the Office of tbe City Clerk, to the Civic COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT Center, »00 Middlebeil Road, Garden City, Michigan «1», oo or before Wednesday. August 11, 19JJ it *00 REVENUES P.M.. for the Purchase of Bali Rode Sail for toe 19(1-(4 Winter Stood. REHABILITATION LOAN AND GRANT PROGRAM EXPENDITURES Proposals must be submitted oo forms famished by tbe City Clerk, la t sealed envelope endorsed, "Sealed Bid Wayne Co. Transfer 1 401.J80 Downtown Streetsca pes ( 11 MM for Rock S»lt". INVITATION FOR BIDS TOTAL t 101,510 Housing Rehabilitation 1S.0O0 Tbe City reserve* the right to tccept or reject any or all b(d> tod to waive any Informalities when deemed in Proposals will be received In tbe City Clerk's Office, City Kail, »00 MMdlebelt Road, Oarden aiy, Mlcbljan. 10" Housing Rehabilitation 104.0» lie best interest of tie City. a sealed envelope marked- "SEALED BID FOR REPAIR OF CASE NO. "for eacb proposal Tbe proposals . Down town Streetscapes (5,004 should be received oo or before i.-OO pxa. Tborsday, September 1,1»M. Tbe proposals will tben be pubUcly opeoed - Chester Ave. Project 15,000 RONALD D. SHOWALTER and bid prices read for tbe repair of tbe Individual properties. All Arms sabmlttlnf proposals must be Uceased by Senior Citizens Center toprov. ((,010 City Clerk -Treasurer tbe City of Garden CHy. In tersectioo Ramps 5,000 Labor and Material Bood, Performance Bood and Maintenance Boots will be required. Eacb proposal must be TOTAL t 401480 PubUsh.AaputlJ.Uaj submitted on tbe forms furnished by tbe City of Garden City. Tbe City of Garden City reserves lie rtjht to reject any and aU bids. On bids that exceed tbe maximum federal SUMMARY OF WATER AND SEWER FUND grant allowance per borne, tbe CUy of Garden City bai tbe right to delete porticos of the bid as maj,be necessary LIVONIA PUBLIC SCHOOLS to remain within tbe maximum grant allowance. REVENVES EXPENDITURES Eacb bome will be available for Inspection by contractors. Contractors are advised to contact tbe bomeowoer Water & Sewer Service Livonia, Michigan to set up an appointment time and dale. t 1,401,(00 Expenditures t 1.514.91« For bid packets and farther InformaUoa, please contact the Office of Community Development at 411-1163 Water a Sewer Taps 11,(00 ext«7. Other Revenue (3.604 SCHOOL FOR SALE Reserve Fund ttMl OFFICE OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT Miscellaneous T.S00 Approximately i.l acres of land with a 21,765 square feet building (Stark School) HELEN PARKS SMITH. CO Director TOTAL ) 3,(14.»]« TOTAL • 1,514.91« located at 34401 Pinetree, Livonia, Michigan. Publish: August M,I»U For legal description and specific information please contact Art Howell at 422-1200 SUMMARY OF CAPITAL PROJECTS extS22. REVENUES ' EXPENDITURES - :•• Sealed bids will be accepted until 1:45 p.m. on September 8,1983: Interest Income »,«00 Expenditures I 114,004 Transfer from Other Funds Publish: August 11,15,19 and September 1,194* 14,01» (A* outlined In Capital •SYNOPSIS OF MINUTES Reserve Fund 904(7 Improvements Program) Board of Education TOTAL T TJtviM.00W0 TOTAL » 1J4.OO0 CITY OF GARDEN CITY Livonia Public Schools SUMMARY OF REVENUE SHARING Regular Meeting NOTICE 13 HEREBY GIVEN tint t pontic hearing will be beld by tie Mayor tod City Cornell at tbe Civic Center, REVENUES (000 Mlddlebelt Road. Garden City. Michigan on Tuesday, September 6,1»« *t 7JO pm. for cocalderattoo of tie, August 1,1983 EXPENDITURES following: Federal Grants I 1)7.004 Rental on Civic Center % 71,170 Interest Income 115,004 Replace Patrol Vehicles 57.(04 Request to establish a Commercial Redevelopment District for property legally described u 'The following is a summary, In synopsis form, of the Board of Education's regular Reserve 959.751 Replace Police Mobile Radios 1.400 Lots i«J4 through 1«4«, Potter's Garden City Acre* No. 17 SubdivWoo, City of Garden City, meeting of August 1,1983; the full text of the minutes is on file in the office of the TOTAL I 1,111,751 Replace Overhead Lights 1,104 Wayne County, Mkhlgan. Superintendent, 15125 Farraington Road, and in the principal's office of each school, Replace Radar Units 1,404 RONALD D. SHOWALTER, and is available on request- Rental on Ctvlv Arena . 17,154 City Clerk-Treasurer EMS Radio 1,(00 President Strom convened the meeting at 8:00 p.m., in the Board Room, 15125 Farm- Replace Court Record System 5.000 Publish: Adjust M, 181) lngton Road, Livonia. Present: Charles Akey, Dayid Cameron, James Merner, Mar- Det Bureau Record Equip. 1.154 jorie Roach, Patricia Sari, Carol Strom, and Ronald Withers. Absent: None Hard Disc for Police Comptr. 1,004 U tiers School Playgrnd. Equip. 9.000 Communications: A letter was received from Real Estate One regarding sale of CuMe-sae Demoostn. Project 10.004 CITY OF GARDEN CITY , unused school buildings. Coram. Pool Rerooflng 11,004 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Minutes: The minutes and synopsis of the organizational meeting of July 11,1983, Expert. Maplewd. Parking Area 17,504 were approved as written. The minutes and synopsis of the regular meeting of July Ma plewood Tables tt Chain 1,500 Maplewood Snow Blower 1,004 NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN that a PubBe Bearing wfll be held by lie Mayor tad dry CoBDcfl of the CWy of 11,1983, were approved as revised. Civic Areoa-Ref. Parts Inv. 1,144 Garden City at tbe Civic Cater. (000 Mlddlebelt Road. Garten dry, Michigan oo Tuesday, September «, 19(1, at Bills: Motion by Memer and Akey to approve for payment General Fund checks, Nos, Replace Civic Ar. Ht Wtr. Tank 1,004 7J4 p-m. for tbe following: 61877 through 62836, in the amount ¢1/13,189,109.76. Ayes: Akey, Cameron, Merner, Replace Ctvk Arena Lighting (.000 • oa rt««c*t to establish Oooaerdal ftetferekymeal District J Improve Ball/kid Backstops J.O04 Roach, Sari, Strom, Withers. Nays: No Purchase Portable Bleachers 5,400 RONALD D. 8HOWALTER Bills: Motion by Withers and Mernfr to approve for payment Building and Site Pymts. to Capital Project Fund 14.711 Oty Clert-Treaaarer checks, Nos. 11011 through 11012, l/the amount of $9,744.60. Ayes: Akey, Cameron, Neigh- Tree Planting Program ».000 Merner, Roach, Sari, Strom, Withers. Nays: None Purchase Salt Spreader 1.950 Publish: August 11, 19*1 Replace 1 Snow Plows «,404 Paper Bids: Motion by Merner and Akey to accept the low bid of Mead Merchants to Replace 1 Mower Attachments 1.700 supply 4,000 reams of ll"xl7" 60# paper to the Printing Department for the 1983-84 RepUce Fire Dept Furniture 1,504 school year for the total amount of $18,600.00. Ayes: Akey,.Cameron, Merner, Roach, Carpet Council Chambers 4.504 CITY OF GARDEN CITY Insulate Pol Dept Ceilings 1.404 Sari, Strom, Withers. Nays: None ' . ~ Retirement Incentive 44.004 Principal Contracts: Motion by Roach aod Sari to approve the contracts of Kent Gage Civic Center Re-roofing ' 10,000 Regular Council Meeting and Gloria Parrello as elementary school principals for the Livonia Public Schools,, Indnera tor Debt Service 97,1(0 August 1,1983 effective the 1983-84 school year. Ayes: Akey, Cameron, Merner, Roach, Sari, Strom, EMS Advanced Life Support Costs «4M v Vested SJci Time Liability 1(,004 1 Withers. Nays: None " ^ r PUBLIC HEARING at 7:11/ M. Youth Assistance Program »,000 Present were Mayor Fordell Oouadlmembers Markowfcz, McNulty, Baydoo, awl Salvatore. Absent were Elementary Principal Assignments for the 1983-84 school year were acknowledged Install Storm Drains • »11.504 Ccuncilmembers Kitzman aod McDooeU. by the Board. . . Garden Plaza Development 1,101 • oa aneatoesti to tbe Ordlaajtce guveralig Privacy Peace*. Resignation*: The Assistant Superintendent for Personnel has accepted the resigna Install Fire Hydrants ••-'•'• 11.904 REGULAR COUNCIL KEETOrO at VM PJt Microfilm Equipment 4,000 Present were Mayor Fordell, CoqacflmembefiMirkowki, McNulty, Baydoa McDooeU, and Salvatore. Absent tions of Beatrice Morgan and Margaret Wolds. Mplwd Center RerooflAg 10,000 wu CooodlroejDber Kitxmaa Retirement*: The Board unanimously adopted resolutions of appreciation for* the Aoqoirlng Property ~ . M.004 Abo present were City Manager Caldwell, City Clerk-Treasurer Sbowalter, City Assessor Delabbio, City Attor- services rendered by Beatrice Morgan and Margaret Wolds. . : •;. Word Processor-City Clerk l.WO oey Mack, and Fire Chief Nlms. Replace DeL Bureau Car 7,5.04 Moved by McNulty; supported by McDooeU: RESOLVED: To approve tie Minutes of tbe Regular Council Meeting Leaves: Motion by Withers and Roach to approve leaves of absence for Janet Geiger, . RadioSyrtetn ' •' "• 57.10¾ beld July It, 19W, at presented. YEAS: Unanimous. Keith Gelger, Shirlee Jacobs, and Marcla McQuillan. Ayes: Akey, Cameron, Merner, Comm. Pool Replptng 1,000 Moved by McDonelfc supported by McNolty: RESOLVED: To approve tbe Account* Payable, u listed. YEAS: RMCIJ, Sari, Strom, Withers. Nays: None . .-"-; . . ;, \; ; " Industrial f ark Road : 15.004 Unanimous.' . • ' .'•'•' Recall: Motion by Withers and Roach to recall 42 teachers to district employment for Maple. Center Hlg. Reno.' 1.900 Moved by Martowicz; supported by McNolty: RESOLVED: To approve tie request by tbe Garden City Jaycees to Improve SW. Cor. r^ark. Lot «,454 the 1985-84 school year. Ayes: Akey, Cameron, Merner, Roach, Sari, Strong Withers. O v, Ar. Energy Svg. Chngs. '••'• (,000 conducttheir Annul Ethnk Pan Festival, September »14,lW/also;SepternberIt,iv,aad«for*e}np.YEAS: : Unanimous. ,.'*-.: Nays:None '. ••-;;•::' •:'•>'-•• ."-'- -. - - ^..:....,-^ /•,•'• .^V. >; •-'•'.' Additional Voting Machines 14,000 Moved by Salvatore; RESOLVED: Togrant tie request by Maclean Hunter CabU TV for • tt-day extension to Cable Television: The Board beard and discussed a status import relative to cable Add. Remote Read. Wtr. Mir. 51,044 complete tbe Cttyw»deb4ok-ep, DIED FOR LACK OF SUPPORT - - television- ' --^y .'.'' '. .1-.. -. .- ' '-':::,-'': ;-':-v'.'Vv.'<'^; :.7..-.- -v-.-:-.:• .-:•-.•••'. TOTAL -.- ,••1,111,75» Moved by Baydoo; supported by McDooeU: RESOLVED; To pant tbe Mcjuest by Maclean Hunter Cable TV for an extension to Wednesday, September T, IW4 tocomplet e tie City-wide book-op. YEAS: Mayor Fordell, Oosncfl- . Year-End Report: The Board discussed the 1982-83 year-end report.The Board was SUMMARY OF MAJOR STREETS member* Markowkx, McNolty, Baydoo, and McDooeU. NAYS: Cooncflmember Sahratore. ... unanimous in its apprecia tion for the report and for all of the outstanding programs. Moved by Raydoo; supported by McDcoeU: RESOLVED: To approve splitting lata i» ft 1«, Assessor"! Porker's and efforts that are going on within the district President Strom asked the Public REVENUES . -/,;••' '•.":'. EtPENDITURES i. LitUeFannsSobdlvSsloaasfoUows: -- .... Gai t Weight fax Lot IU- Tbe East M0 feet, except tbe East»feetand tbe West 11» feet; Lot J(a. 1*e East »W feet, except tbe Relations Committee to determine how.the year-end report may be,dlssemlna,ted to • I-.51*4*0 -Expeodibarei, -.•-•. ;..••'--'••-.-•;. 1.1,191.050 ; ; Interest Income :•'•';-, M.004 (As outlined in Capital :. East Mfee4«J* the West 11 (feet. Assessor's Potters LrttkFa^ :• th^communlty. •-;" ^ : ; i ':\'-;. '•'.'•'•:/'''. ' '"•'•:-> v/^'^'^-v'-A- Reserve ; Moved by Salvatore; supported by McDooeU: RESOLVED: To endorse and eeraurk(9.00« 04 for the flm phase of Committee Appointments: President Strom made the following Board committee '.' '"-(1(,770 - - Ironwemeots Program) recoouDendatloos by the DOA (Downtown Development Authority oo "entry treatments." YEAS: Mayor PordelL - CwbcUmembers McNulty, Raydoo, McDooeU, and Salrator*. NAY& Cooodlmember Markowlct - > a^gnmentS: , TOTAL •;;,;• i.i«.o» --:--^. ••_<../t;V-^--.- =^ TOTAL $ 1,191,054 Moved by Baydoo; supported by McDooett RESOLVED: To amend tbe ptttioo* motloo to add "and direct tbe (Chairman) ,; staff to Identify funditif source prior to soUdtlnj bios." YEAS: Mayor Fordefl, CooDcOmember McNulty, Baydoo, : Finance . Jamei Merner.' Charles Akey '; Patricia Sari. SUMMARY OF LCrCAL STREETS Md>x^^Sarratore.NAY&CoiadbaefnbefMai^^ V ; . :^ Building and Site : Ronald Withers Marjorie Roach REVENUES.-; r Mdved by Satvatore; supported by Baydoo: RESOLVED: To jrant a special permit io tbe DD.A- (Downtowa Curriculum ' \' CharlesAkey- Patricia Sari ' '::';U ::^. KXPENDhWuaS::'.;- ', * • * ---:"•*.•-'"-• Developmebt Autbotlty) to bold a "opea air *ale*" oa A«a>rt J« *Ht^aiid8e|iUoAerlrd* loth, 1 Ml YEAS. : David Cameron 6as4>Weigh(!Tax :-: l :'1..117,114 . Expenditure* • = :; % 171,000 .Uoantooa*, -..-''••'"':•'• •-;•'••';• ••-..'-..--'••- Personnel Charles Akey h Ronald Withers '.i ::.i Interest Income -; . . : (,000.- . (As outltoed in Capital'%".• Move4 by McDMStS; supported by SaJnU*^ RE90LYEK City/Scbool Board Marjorje Roach,' James Merner. Transfer from Major Street : •- 114,144 ... ". Improveroecti Program) Ueanimoua..-:. '•'•'-.:.--••••••;••••.-•,•...-." "'• . "', '.• Public Relations David Cameron' Marjorie Roach Ronald Withers Reserve':.--:-;•.'' ; - V 11,7(5 ., Moved by Markowics; supported by McDooeU: M^Vm To Utoto t*^ M tLB. iM• U> mUtti* TOTAL rcftooal reprtseoUUoo oo the Detroit Water and Sewer Bc*rd. YEAS: UnanlmoQS, Legislatlon/MAISL/ Ronald Withers: ,;f: »7i.W4,-,:.'-.\....•;;;:-. :.y;:• TOTAL; $: 171,000 . Moved bySalvttore; supported by MCDOMII: RESOLVED: To approve parUrtoetln* In tbe Michigan ManidoaJ MASS Ballot: Motion by Akey and Sari that the Board cast Its votes for MASB Board Pis* Mana|em«ot Atfrefat* Stop Loai Proparn. YEAS: Uoanbrjoe*. of Direciors as follows: Group Vt, Carol M. Strom; At Large j;V-- -f—r~ —*• r\~ ^ -<- -.•»• +-..r Mond^Augult22,1983 Q&E Continued from Pa^ie 4 Senior Friendship Center, 87095 Mar • ALCOHOLISM HELP GROUP man at Maplewood in Garden City, is quette. Donation is $1. Call 772-7628 • HEALTH SCREENING • PRESCHOOL OPENINGS Westland, Bring a record of your Brighton Hospital sponsors a free • Free health screening for persons 60 accepting applications for fall classes. • Garfield cooperative Preschool Inc. child's shots. For more information, for lunch reservations to eat before community informational series at 6 The nursery has openings in three bingo. • and older la being sponsored by Peoples has fall openings In its morning class call 595-4906; p.m. the first Tuesday of each month. Community,-Hospital Authority- CalJ classes to accommodate preschoolers . for—3-year-olds and its toddler pro Trained alcoholism^•counselors are on Annapolis Hospital for an appointment ages 2¾ to 5. Four- and 5-year-olds gram. The 3-year-old's class meets • BOARD MEETING • GOLF OUTING * hand at each meeting. Each meeting •at 722-3308. group meets >fonday, Wednesday and Tuesday and Thursday 9:15-11:15 a.m. Sutfday; Aug. 28 - The 1983 Gary Wednesday, Sept 38 —.The board will about 1% hours and will be in the Friday mornings. Two* and £year-olds meeting of Northwestern Guidance The toddler program meets'on Fridays Lyraas Memorial Golf Outing for ~ Brighton Hospital Chapel,'. 12851 EL • FREE TRANSPORTATION > meet Tuesday and Thursday afte r- 12.30-2 p.m. For registration lnforroa- • Autlstics, sponsored by the Garden City Clinic, 6221 Merriman, will be at U:30 Grand Rlyer, Brighton, at.the comer of noons. Four-year-olds meet Tuesday a.m. Daily transportation to Plymouth tlon, call Sue Young at 425-7777. Police Officer's Association and the Kensington Road and Grand River just Community Medical Clinic by appoint-; and Thursday afternoons.: For further Brick Shirt House/will be at the War off the 1-96 expressway. For more In information, call 728-4641. . . ••':'••/... • BLOOD PRESSURE. ' '" • BOARD MEETING ment only. Leaves Friendship Center, ren Valley Country Club. Fee Is |35'per formation, call 2&7-1211. 37095 Marquette, and Whittier Commu Free blood pressure checks will be Wednesday, Oct. 26 - The board person and includes 18 holes, door nity and Senior Center, 28550 Ann Ar • YMCA REGISTRATION offered Wednesdays at the Neighbor prizes, trophies, beer and buffet dinner. meeting of Northwestern Guidance • SINGLES BOWLING The Wayne/Westland YMCA, 827 S hood Health Clinic, 33000 Palmer, Clinic,g6221 Merriman, will be at 11:30 bor. Trail. For.Information,''c£ll 722- Call 422-1122 between 3 and U pm, for A fall singles bowling league is being Wayne, Westland, is accepting applica - Westland. Call 722-0720 for/informa- a.m. 7632. If interesteUin a visiting doctor information. formed and will start Sept. 7 and 8 at 6 in your home, call 459^2255. tions for the fall session of their year- tion. •;;; .; . ;.:.;.;.-V-:'-v>... pm li Holiday Bowl in Dearborn on round nursery program. For further in • SOCCER REGISTRATION • Biifoo > • EPILEPSY SUPPORT Schaefer, between Ford and Warren -formation, cali 721-7044. Garden! City's VFW Post >7575 will The Wayne-Westland YMCA is tak roads. If Wednesday night is conven Thursday, Sept. 1 —- Epilepsy sup • PARENT GROUP host bingo at 6:45 p.m. Wednesdays at port program, a self-help group, will ing registration for its fall soccer pro ient, contact Shirley at 837-9239 or gram. Registration ends Aug. SO. The The Wayne-Westland Chapter of • FOOD DRIVE the American Legion Post, Middlebelt meet at 7:30 p.m. In All Saints Luther Bonnie at 459-4687. If Thursday night season will begin the first week of Sept. Parents Without Partners will meet at The Westland Host Lions Club is hav just south iof Ford. Proceeds are used an Church; 8850 Newburgh At Joy, is better, contact Sandy at 271-5769 and run for eight weeks. The fee is |24 Westworld, Warren at Merriman, on. ing a Can arMan Drive for the needy o for the activiiies and events that the Livonia. Meetings usually are the first for non-YMCA members and 112 for the first and third Tuesdays of .every . Westland. Lions members donate foe* post participates in; • .• and third Thursdays of the month. For month. For more information, call 476- Sterns every meeting they attend fo YMCA members. For more informa • DUBET1C SUPPORT GROUP Information, pall Joanne Meister at tion, call 721-7044. 3298. the.Lions Clubs. Anybody who wants t • WOMEN'S SUPPORT GROUP ,522-1940. ' A diabetic support group will meet donate food may contact Bill Action a ^Eyery Tuesday, a women's support at .7 p.m. in the Melvin Bailey Center 326-2607. Regular meetings are at th group meets 1-4 p.m. in Room 109, St, • WIDOWED PEOPLE the fourth Monday of every month. Forum" at Wildwood and Ford roarf John Episcopal Church, 555 SV Wayne Tuesday Sept. 6 — WISER, a group • RECIPES NEEDED There are no dues. For more informa I NURSERY REGISTRATION every second and fourth Thursday-x Road; For information, call the YMCA for widowed people, will meet at 8 p.m. Girl Scout Troop 1326 Is organizing a tion, call 552-0480. Wayne Co-op Nursery Inc.. on Merri the month.! •- • at 721-7044; : •- '= in the -Plymouth Historical Museum cookbook featuring recipes from De basement, Main and Church streets in troit celebrities. The cookbook is tenta Plymouth. Call 591-8400 for more in tively titled, "Detroit's Hottest Cook Cla^kiAjnlerbre A , i.,t. formation. The group meets the first book." Anyone wishing to participate in Tuesday of the month. the cookbook can do so by sending one- five recipes to Girl Scouts Troop 1326, • WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL P.O. Box302, Garden City 48135. OOIOIIAL ID Wednesday, Sept. 7 — Registration for resident teams are due for Women's 46th Annual Summer Sale 12 Minute OH Change volleyball at Westland Parks and Re- • NURSES SKILLS NowIn Proareas Storewlde • Change Oit (Includes up to 5 qts. of cration. Non-resident teams can regis Inactive licensed practical and voca Grandmother's Rocker 10W40Penruoil) ter Sept. 8-12. Registration fee is $100 tional nurses who want to return to The perfect decorative • Install New Oil Filter Factory Warranty • Chock Air Pressure In Tires per team. There is a limit of 12 teams. practice can upgrade their skills at touch for that unique &Pi#\QC • Check Windshield Solvent - Fill if Nee. League play beings Sept. 22. Schoolcraft College this fall and earn little spot...a folding • Check Auto Trans. Fluid - Up to 1 qt. nine credit hours. Training will be of randmother's rocker, no charge • BINGO fered through continuing education, ginly 3d available In • Check Brake Fluid - Fill if necessary 59 M Thursday, Sept. 8 - The city of with instruction both in the classroom two fabrics & cane. Reg. *104 • Check Air Filter u/iu/oi/i i/ Westland's Department on Aging will and a clinical facility. For more infor OPEN SUNDAYS 1-5 thru August . Lubricate NOW ONLY95 hold Its monthly bingo 1-5 p.m. at the mation, call 591-6400 Ext. 410. 20292 Middlebelt Rd. (South of Eight Mile) $14 Livonia • Open Mon., Thurs. & fri 'Til 9P.M. • 474-6900 MOVIN' ON Oil Change SALE! r PENNZOIL for After 18 years In our present location, we will be moving to our Get Ready for the Holiday Weekend DIESEL new Uvon!a location on Schoolcraft, east of Middlebelt. Here's AIR FILTERS your chance to aave so we won't have to move our Inventory. TRANSMISSION TUNE-UP All Sizes ENGINES SAVE • SAVE • SAVE includes \^ upto7qts. 10W-30 Pennzoil • Road Test • linkage Adjustment' S095 15% ,. 65% • 35 Point Drlvellne Analysis • Band Adjustment only IB • Change Fluid • Clean Screen* WITH THIS AD with this ad PENNZOtlOHATEftSAIC . CARPETS •VINYL • Renew Gasket 'Where Applicable WOOD FLOORS , AR FILTERS AK MADE bVFMM. Everything In Stock la on Sale Including Remnants • Roll-Ends NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY < FREBTOWINCT OPEN SATURDAY .T t Manufacturer's Closeouts ' 1^ : TRANSMISSION REBUILDER8 .'%r BMV i'i t u_t —- * *—.*• TW OtCY COMPANY WITH ITt OWN FACTORY " Mon. thru Sat. 9:H0 arrt - 7:00 pm RITE CARPET j,:^ FARMINQTOM 27153 W. 7 Mile v<^=S, 31295 Ann Arbor Trail TRANtMtttfOM nuNaMisaiON TAJ. 80UTHn£lO [ 2 BLOCKS E. OF INKSTER KQTttttiaOtL) .CORNER or AM treon TR i wf OBIMA^ Mon.-Fri.io-a$Atir>-6 SOMOOrantfflMr H. «t 1» Ml* ecmti Poottc Trtf •ndHlWty 5921-9006 421-9842 mom's WORKSHOP 474-1400 i 522-2240 I 420-0444 669-2900 353-8180 The fun and Inexpensive way to give' HANOPAINTED 25%^ GIFTS OFF No firing necessary STATUES Register now for THRU 8-31-63 NERVE DEAFNESS v NEW CLASSES beginning September 15th: CAN BE HELPED ^ " Monday thru Saturday 10-6 18782 MIDDLEBELT • LIVONIA, Ml • 478-3322 HEARING TEST SET FOR SENIOR CITIZENS CUT A ROLL of cotton into small squares. Free electronic tests will be given Heat in oven for a half an hour. Don't let at Beltone Hearing Air Center on them scorch.-The cotton will swdl to twic«. Mon. Aug. 22—Fri. Aug. 26 9 a.m. to its size and makes a great stuffer for'home made cushions and pillows. Idle* items sell 5 p.m. like hotcakes when you use an Observer & Eccentric Classified Ad. Factory-trained hearing aid spe cialists will be at the Beltone Hear New Morning School' ing Aid Center listed below from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. to perform the tests. \o\ ^iiiher 3-17,1983 PRESCHOOL CLASSES -J.- ^ KINDERGARTEN THRU 8th GRADE 4 Nights on ©ah u *. Individutlked, jrrull cliss« at the elegant Ha waiian Regent Hotel ' ^ - • Music, French, Computtu" • Parent Co-op • State Ikented/ccrtified 5 Nights on Maui • Extended hours -• •' at the incredible Intercontinental Hotel WALK THRU REGISTRATION AUG,23,2-4PM 4 Nights oil Hawaii 14501 Haggerty Ro&d 348-9294 THIS MAY BE at the beautiful Kona Surf Hotel J Plymouth 420-3331 \jT/ ALLYOUNEED per person based . Anyone who has trouble hearing on douWe occupancy Is welcome to have a test using ALL DELUXE ACCOMMODATIONS TRIPLE METHOD modern electronic equipment to de And took What's included: -Inter-islaiid air fraiisportation termine if his loss is one which may -Complimentary^^ meals and beverage service <• RINSE* < Carpet be helped; Diagrams showing how -Round trip transportation via United Airlines enroute. :.^.: the ear works and some of the scheduled air Detroit/Honolulu/Detroit ; 'Traditional fresh flower lei greeting upon arrival causes of hearing loss will be avail in Honolulu . - . ^ ;...,;;; £38¾ mm -Round trip transfers from airport to Hotel on : RrttRoomiHan able. Everyone should have a hear -Assistance of Corporate Travel Service^ guide':;•'•. eachisland, : ' -:H-5 v Fr*eAnN-$ofter—One • ing test at least once a year if there : -Fred city sightseeing tour on Oahu Boom;- •' :^-v.-: •..; Is any trouble at all hearing clearly. -Complete baggage handling from airport to •: -Free tour to Pearl Harbor ;"': • ; v' $1195 Even people now wearing a hearing hotel and return on all three islands : v V :,-AII taxes and gratuities for above services" All Additional Rooms I I $200 will confirm your reservation ; KM** Pr»-Spof«ng»C<*)f Briahtwwrii" aid or those who have been told • Oeoferbw 'Furritor* PlOt • Hvti Sw*^ $630 will guarantee.no price Increase - For AdditionalInformation Call: ^^ ' C«rn«rt>Eiip«1JFumRur*CI«*rtln9 . nothing could be done for them 8At(SFACTldN FAM1LYOWNEO '•'.: should have a hearing test and find This amount can be put on your" ">•.':. ; ? OUARANTEEO UCENSEO&INSUfiEQ ''•••'•' The Community House: / :' . out about the current methods of VISA, MASTERCARD or AMERICAN EXPRESS . Ol 1-5832 -\X Q«m C«rp«t «832-8080 hearing correction. Make checks payable and niaif to ; A Purnltur* Cl»art»ft «R»dfofd Corporate Travel Service:: ^ ?: v: the free hearing test will be given 565-84J88 ^^.Vrv-^'^v! THE COMMUNITY HbUSE^ The Observer & Ecceritrlb Newspapers: v at the Beltone Hearing Aid Center 380 Bate^Birrningham; Ml 48009 listed.below. Call now for an *p- 'I . ;>|5»1^300;'exit;^ fHJlrltment. ^ 57343 Sbuthflelcl Rd. V - < " Lathrup Villade r - \ .^e\ Wednesday Jfuiy {27 WonderlandCenter \ • Llvohla, Ml - ^\ 281-2630 r-:Vv >m* ^0^¾¾^^¾ Communty Mouse In Birmingham In Home Testing Available. . \ .- ^^¾¾^¾^: 380 South Bates, Birmingham; - 3 blocks west ot Woodward, 3 blocks south of Maple - l^^^ "'••'" 8erytce and Bttterlss Vis Available for All Brands uniTGD AiRLines of Hearing Aids. ;\ ^- -^ "&"'•.:>• •'• rikii ! i | s ^W '•Nl «%»--** "^* "*^ •*•* *' "*** "** S« *VP NORTHWESTERN AT INKSTER MINOLTA • WITH PURCHASE OF FRIDAY AUQU8T 26 11-» PM AND MINOLTA X-700.X-570, 8ATURDAYAUQU8T27 11-» PM K1RON KIRON ZOOM LENSES. 0 SUNDAY AUQU8T28 12-5 PM DEMON8TRATION8 80-200 f4.5 ZOOM LENS. .c& MODELS 'EXCALIBUR' 8PORT8 CAR C0URTE8Y TAMAROFF BUICK &*•& * o* s° %*» :: : ;v: ALSO... ' ''' ,:V^« :,M1.v PRICE WHEN YOU PURCHASE 2*mmfZ5...... ;.,.„...... M«,*« £?Sr.'_ 4 WORLD MAILERS AND to9mmt2Jt.~~~„~n..^.„...,~~*4*M. * *» VALUE eouGon 70-222 raj...... 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AUGUST FUR SALE Learning Everything on Showroom Floor now on Sale! College Credit Courses Savings for degree fulfillment; professional advancement job changes and of personal enrichment Falll983 10% -50% Call or visit one of our , You need not be formally convenient centers. Open daily admitted to the University Monday through Friday, to take credit classes at one ONE-OF-a-KIND-SPECIALS evenings Monday through of our conveniently located AT 50% OFF ; v Thursday. *'V i extension centers In: SWAKARACOAT Birmingham : Reg. $6,000 NOW $3,000, Registration Groves High School ALASKAN SEAL COAT Now through September 2.. '205OOW; Thirteen Mile •;' for classes beginning September 6. Birmingham 48010 : Reg; $4,000 NOW $2.000.- 642-2661 CANADIAN FISHER tOATl Fees .^ Downriver , Reg. $12;000: NOW $6,000. You can register now and pay Schdfe'r High School NATUR^LBAUM MARTEti ^; 'In Septerpber. Visaand Master Card ;151<0ONorthline> • ; Southgdte 48195 ' , _i:J^gi$l.l^Q0^NOWj$5^aOO^ accepted.- ; . % ' ^84^5335-- -- ?• Nbrthedst Detroit CANADIAN LYNX JACKETS : from $2,500. • St; Basil School •:"•'-;; • CANADIAN LYNX COATS, full lehgth from $3,995. C 22660 Schroeder at .9 Mile RED FOX COATS, fqll length vl from $2,795. RED FOX JACKETS out of burway». ; EdstDetrbiH8021.'x;;-V: froHi$1f795* 771-3^30 J LONGHAIR BEAVER COATS : frorri $1,095. v RACCOON COATS full length, fully let out ;ftOm'$1,495«) [ Southfield FITCH COATS full lehgth from $1,995^ BLUE FOX JACKETS; dbhthavefb r 25616 W. Eleven Mil;e Vfr6m$695.' \m Southfield 46034 COYOTE COATSVulilength ^ i•'"; , from $1,89.5, 3^6-2104 ^ DtJTYArVIl SALES TAX BEFU^DEDt Other Locations ^CURRENT EXi H VNOE ON US. FUN*>S % -Detroit^ :c ; e . • Madison Heightsv '•-, LAYAWAY fft)W, INTERE^FREE?TILLVANUArlY'^ ••* Mt. Clemens , . Oak Park ' : " : v Warren- : ^ > , 4^; 762 0u^«Av^2bto»fr ; :V .t- ;•:>* • ••><,:•' •'X'-'-. ' ::.9- i Itafc M^i •• II 8A*(P.C-6B,R-6A) Q&E Monday, August 22,1983 ,«; BACK TO SCHOOL v Decision takes 7½ months EVENING SPECIALS v ^ NOW OPEN Tll;9 P.M. 5 EVENINGli ^ M ' U on ouster • HAmcUrr*^#RtI)KEN' MANICURES •••' *4.50 ^P^c^^nte PERMS \' ^37.50,(IncludesHaJrcyt) °. John Barr Is off the county payroll while Barr made any further appeals. die L. Burton, present managing direc-- ^¾¾ •-."•'• ^pm-9 pm Only (Coupons Not Valid) for the first time In rhore than a decade tor of the road commission (who is, be •^S1YW OLD VILLAGE HAIR STATION 453-8020 after losing a 7H-month court battle THE JUDGE indicated that any civjl hind Lucas, the county's highest paid Walk-Ins Welcome 650 Starkweather* Plymouth - 453-8029' against Wayne County Executive Wil service rights that Barr has should be executive at 173,000); Royce Smith, di liam Lucas. reviewed by the.civil service commis rector of public works; and Chester It was the latest; chapter in Lucas' sion. But, he said, under the new county Wozniak, assistant director of public continuing battle to make key county charter the job of perfotuiel director works. M appointments and to .remove former has bee"a changed and duties have been "LAST CHANCE BEFORE LABO'UR' DAY- members of the county board of com-, amplified. : DINE & CRUISE ^ -!! missioners from executive jobs. ' ' Barr, therefore, does not have an au Wayne Circuit Judge Patrick Duggan tomatic right to the job, which under top starts IN THE ELEGANCE OF YESTERYEAR of Livonia ruled last weeV that Barr the charter is designated as director of ! I had no legaf right to bold thex title of personnel/human resources. 1000 ISLANDS-ON THE ST. LAWRENCE RIVER-SEAVVAY personnel director. And, Duggan said, Lucas did not for LITs fall ABOARD THE 32 STATEROOM REPLICA STEAMSHIP "I applaud Judge Duggan's decision have to accept as a department head that upholds the authority of the county "an individual who doesn't agree with semester 'Private" Facilities Sr>ore Tours executive to make the appointments as his philosophy and a person with, whom Air Conditioned Quality Chefs outlined in the charter," Lucas said. he may not be able to work effective Lawrence Institute of Technology All Staf.e/obrns' Over 150 mile? There was immediate speculation ly." . ' _ in Southfield will hold registration oiilb'oard facirif? of exciting liver that Lucas would use the court decision Barr, of Dearborn- Heights, was for fall day and evening classes to fire a number of county department "chairman of the 27-member Board of from Aug, 24 to Sept 2. heads. John Barr Commissioners during the mid-1970s. AUG. 28-30; SUN. to TUES. SPANNINGibAYS, S268.* U.S. ousted upheld He resigned In 1978 to accept an ap Evening baccalaureate students LUCAS ORDERED Barr off the job pointment by the board of commission- will register from 6-8:30 p.m. Aug. < SfePT. ,2-4, FRi. to.SUN. SPANNING 3 DXYS.$24q.* U.S. '•' ers as personnel director. Barr was one 24-26. Day baccalaureate students "'. 'pt'r person double occupancy . . . excludes bar' expenditure* and souve/iir*. shortly after taking office in, January Barr continued to collect his $49~000 ; 1 as the first county executive in.Michi- " annual salary while the case dragged of several commissioners who used will register from 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 Boarding 5:30-6:30 p.m. at Kingston; Ontario ; p.m. Sept. 1-2. gan under a new home-rule charter. on. . ',•''•' :''r • : part-time legislative duty to gain a '•. (165 miles east of Toronto on 401 Hvyy. ,., high-paying executive job. •' or travel by "VIA RAIL" and book through y^MTRAK)' ' Barr filed a lawsuit claiming that Duggan's decision dissolved a tempo Students who have not yet been Lucas didn't have the authority to re rary restraining order which Barr had' Visit your Travel Agent or call collect 613-549-8091 move him from office since he had not THE JOB JUMPERS included admitted to LIT should call the ad obtained to prevent Lucas from'firing missions office at 356-0200 for in , ASK K")R YOl-K FKHK UROCHIIKK' K)K'OtHI:*K C RlHsV. OATHS been charged with incompetence or him. Duggan also said that the county Thomas O'Rourke, a former managing formation. wrongdoing under civil service rules. did not have to continue paying Barr director of the road commission; Fred BEAUTIFUL FALL'FOLIAGE CRUISES SEPT. 25 to OCT. 27-3, 4,.5 & 6 DAY .PROGRAMS I >• ( YOUR NEW ADVENTURE INTO AN OLD T1?AD1T10~N $2500o« with this coupon .•IP*:- ("Ul .Blown Cellulose ST. BEDE SCHOOL Schoolcraft College Telecourse \>^ Blown Fiberglass r 18300 W. TWELVE MILE RD. I Fall Semester — 1983 SOUTHFIELD, Ml. [PUrALITTtEl PRESEASON SALE Th« Colfeflt.will offer f«ur credit swift— vtt Uiavtoion (hit fill. The-Mt. court** will N Compare our prices, quality, GLASS prmnttd over both Chantol 5« and C»t>l« IN VOL* HOMt Chann«< 1« (In Northvlll*, Plymouth, Canton and guarantee. ; and <% ? o GET PEACE-OF-MINP American Standard J ^Y V^ •\. V;' \-:'"• \m •tetefa,* ' *J .s ~- ..• • rr . . . -» "•-. •*- '*—' f~* »—' •>- ••£• <* "-W ^-" 1 .1,-1..- . s^S . *^ »• . t •t -• ••' w • s- -*- **•• •/•• ~" *» ''-w;;iw Monday,August22, 1983 £$$' *1B *-^w. paMMMMHIMMI Summertime brings to mind plenty CHICKEN PRIMO SUPER SNACKIN'BARS of sunshine, fresh air and fun outdoors. And whether you are active in the sun or 1 cup plain fine bread •1/2 teaspoon oregano leaves- 1 cup butter or 1 teaspoon soda just sitting in the shade, a picnic basket crumbs 1/4 teaspoon pepper margarine . 1/2 teaspoon baking packed with ready-to-eat fare is sure to .1/2 cup grated Parmesan 3-1/2 lb. broiler-fryer, cut up 3/4 cup granulated sugar powder add to a fun and carefree day. So, for a picnic that is just a cheese 2/3 cup butter or margarine, 3/4 cup firmly packed 1/2 teaspoon salt touch above the ordinary, try any of these portable possi 3/4 teaspoon basil leaves • melted- ' , N -•" light brown sugar bilities. .,'••' 1 cup bran flake cereal 3/4teaspoon thyme leaves 2 eggs .- with raisitis Start your fantastic feast with Chicken Primo. Zesty 1 teaspoon vanilla 1 cup"M &M's"Plain Parmesan cheese and a blend of herbs give this traditional Combine crumbs, cheese and seasonings; mix well. Dip chicken in butter; coat with crumb mixture. Place chicken oh two greased shal 2 cups flour Chocolate Candies take along food an Italian twist. When, baked to a crisp and 1 cup chopped nuts, tender perfection and chilled the day before, these suc low baking pans. Bake at 375°F. for 50 to 60 minutes or until tender 3/4 cup quick oats, and golden brown. Serve warm or cool to room temperature; chill. - if desired culent pieces of chicken will be a straight from the basket r ; . uncooked taste sensation. .^ Serve cold. Makes 6 servings. ;( Beat together butter and sugars until light and fluffy; Pasta Primavera Salad is the perfect partner for the PASTA PRIMAVERA SALAD blend in eggs and vanilla. Add combined flour, oats, soda, chicken."This make-ahead salad combines fresh crisp baking powder and salt; mix well. Stir "in cereaJ, 3/4 cup vegetables with your choice of macaroni and convenient •-•': 2 cups (6 oz.) rotelle, shells, 1/2 cup thin celery slices candies, and nuts, if desiredi Spreadbatter into greased creamy bottled dressing. Chilled until served, it is a cold, : '-••• bows, or elbow cup choppedfed or 13 x 9-inch baking pan. Top with remaining candies. Bake colorful side dish tha£s_a welcome change from potato macaroni, cooked, .- w , green pepper at 3506F. for 35 to 40 minutes or until golden brown/Cool , salad qr cole slaw, v. ;< drained -in cup shredded carrot. thoroughly; cut into bars. Makes one 13 x 9-inch pan of bars; For dessert, give the family a choice, of two terrific 1 bottle (8 oz.) creamy 1/3 cup thin green onion snacks-^-Super Snackin' Barsor Lively Lemon Squares.: ; Italian or cucumber Both get delightful crunch anddelicious flavor from .. salad dressing 1/3 cup stjuffed olive slices TOSS 'N TOTE SNACK MIX "M&M's" Plain Chocolate Candies. Super Shbckin' Bars 1-1/2 cups thin zucchini slices . team up a combination pf cerealsfbr a special moist arid:;'; 4 cups popped corn 1^1/2 cups "M&MT^;y • chewy goodness that keeps everyone coming back for Combine macaroni and 1/2 cup dressing^ mix well. Add.remaining : ingredients; mix lightly. Chill. Add remaining dressing before serv 2jcups bite^ize pretzels , Peanut: Chocolate more..Lively Lemon Squares are delicately flavored arid -.;' :f Candies. _jY : topped with an irresistible sprinklfng of nuts, coconut and ing; mix lightly: Makes 6 servings. / :^ ,'. > '. ; : ; : ^¾ c^ 2 cups_bJli^Asi^py^ : : corn cereal squares 1 cupjaisins ' . , .candies/:>-:-\" :j • ^ ;..' •'..;['-}• ^ ?^-----^-^--^y^v^" • /Bothi snacks can go frbm the oven to. the b^ket in their ^ LlVEW LEMON SQUARES : Gombine all ingredients. Store in fightly-cpvered. con- baking pans. Cut and serve bn the scene, or ahead dftinie 1 cup butter 6( mQfgarim 1/2 teaspoon vanilla : taindr. Serve as a snack. Makes about 10 cups mix. for on-the-spot satisfaction. As an added, plus, prepare , 2'cup^floUr ' and. freeze in- advance,'.making sure to keep:seCurely 1/2 cup granulated sugar ; 1/3 cup firmly packed light; 1/2 teaspoon soda j.v 'wrapped until thawecl. ^ ^ --;;/ ,-: ./^ ' : A: btdwn sugar'•<. U:<{: 1/2 tea$p'ooi\ salt • ;.: .'..';• •:-; Don't forget to take, a few rriunchies.to keep'the troops : : : ICED CITRUS TEA satisfied .oh your allday outing.'TossN Tote "i':egg/>C:' <':4^¾¾^ >:: :: 2 tabjespophs lelnonWce \Chocolate.Cgndie$ 2 tablespoons jiistant tea ; L can (6 6z,j frozen the perfect solution, combining popcorn, pretzels, raisins ; anq* "M&MV- Peiriut Chocolate Candies, The sweet and I teaspoon.grated lemon J/2; cup choppeel nitfs (» >: 2 qt, cold water - - ; : limeade concentrate, 1/2 cup shredded coconut / : ihaived ^ savory snaj^kpiQis a snap to put together, beforehand or;: - • rind, if di>s\re4 vK • 2 cans (6 oz; each) frozen on the spii£ofthfe moment. Carry'"in a plastic container or v lemonade concentrate, 2 trays ice ctri)es , poin: into^rnall individual, plastic bags: for your more •' Beattogether -butterand sugars until light and:fluffyv blend in eggV I; /lemon juice, lemon rind and vanilla. Add combined .flour, $dda and ••thawed / ftdventufous ouMqor^ enthusiasts. ' - v ; v ' •<:i salt; mix well. Stir'-.in^3/4 cup candies. ^Spread batter into greased , 15-1/2 x iO^i/2-inch jelly roll pah. Cdm'Sine remaining candies, nuts Dissolve.tefa in cold water. Stir in lemonade and limeade ; '•••':? Keep the gang cool and refreshed all •am ii ii Mil ii urn MM *M^ •MMOi +*+* ammm 1 ^,-,^^^,^^^, m « •«•» ^T^^^l^f^lWWtHWfi **HHR1**BJI :•••••> 28* Q<&£ Monday, August 22,1983 Iftm&i DOUBLE MANUFACTURERS COUPONS I9*M**IV%. * ^Hi' AUGUST 24.1983 ^ EXCLUDING COFFEE, ANY FREE COUPONS, OR COUPONS VALUED OVER 50C FACE scones WEDNESDAY ONLY! 4^ VALUE WILL BE HONORED. LOOK BELOW SfcaRS FOR EXTRA VALUES ON OUR TRJPU COUPONS. 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V . »: ".- ,s»: ./.«.;,• Monday, August 22.1983 Q<&£ •SB ^- Manle Village DISCOUNT DRUGS Salads will add lots of sparkle '•• FAKMiNOTON ' fARMlNOTON Mill CUUW«V1» -»-, »v*~ 4 '„'* *•?* • '*"-*J' •^ *'•M• • PHONE: 47* «320 PHOUI. 471-0)2« to all your summer gatherings WANTED. Courageous people < Salads are among the special plea ever fresh fruit is tucked inside the re to work for no pay. sures of the summer months Cool, YOUR NEXT NEW PRESCRIPTION frigerator crisper. This sweetly satisfy Frequently the hours OR REFILLABLE PRESCRIPTION crisp and colorful, salads add sparkle ing salad can be ready at a moment's and conditions are -'-. . FROM ANOTHER PHARMACY V to the simplest patio supper while notice if extra rice is prepared one Inconvenient or 'StWtY HWKHO & BIRTH COWTROt KOT tNClUOeO keeping the kitchen and the. £alad- night and stored in the refrigerator, difficult. Occasionally umQmcc**oHn*rum.v.fxrni*&j.i,mi maker refreshed and rela xed. even dangerous. Adding new excitement to this sum CRUDITE RICE SALAD WITH SHER No reward, beyond NEW CO-PAY PBE8CRIPTION mer's most popular fruit and vegetable RY PRESSING the gratitude of the OR TRANSFER salads Is the rice salad. Cooks from the 3 cups cooked rice, prepared according people you hejp. fHOilAHOTHWIHAaUCV 8PECULLY PRICED trendy West to the traditional East are to package directions ALL «2.00 CO-PAY ALL «3.00 Co-PAV. discovering that rice makes a compati Apply at your local PRESCRIPTIONS PRESCRIPTIONS 2 medium carrots, sliced diagonally Red Cross Chapter. ble partner for a cornucopia of favorite ¼ cup vegetable oil *49 salad ingredients. Garden-fresh fruits lA cup dry sherry 49* and vegetables, shredded romalne or 1 small yellow squash, cut into imncmcwKMrttfHM.i.txrvitKrr.i.ms, bok choy, slivers of cookeoTpoultry or lx'Ax'A-inch strips meat, cheeses of all kinds, hard-cooked 1 cup small broccoli flowerettes eggs and fresh herbs are just a few of 8 to 10 cherry tomatoes, cut in half the many ingredients the salad maker tt cup sliced radishes DEEP has to choose from. Adding the finish xk cup cider vinegar ing touch are tangy vinaigrettes, plain 1 clove garlic, minced. Red Cross. DISCOUNT PRICES or flavored with fresh herbs and rich 1 tsp vinegar Th« Good Neighbor. and creamy dressings containing sour Wake up jaded appetites with a cool and refreshing rice salad. cream, yogurt or mayonnaise. After preparing rice, transfer to Crudite Rice Salad with Sherry Dressing features the freshest EVERY DAY When creating a rice salad, it's im large bowl; cool to room temperature. vegetables the garden has to offer along with a light wine-flavored portant to consider' the texWe, color Cook carrots in 1 tbsp of the oil and 1 vinaigrette. Senior Citizens and flavor of each ingredient. If you're tbsp of the sherry, in skillet, 1 to 2 min Always Receive A planning to use cherry tomatoes, green utes. Add squash and broccoli. Cook un >3*&C>«<>^i>3«<>^>3e<>3C£;>^>^ rather than red bell peppers would be a til vegetables are crisp-tender, about 1 better choice. Vary the sizes and minute. Add to rice with tomatoes and Initials 15% Discount shapes of vegetables and fruits for add radishes. Combine remaining oil and on all prescriptions. ed visual appeal. For extra crunch, try sherry, vinegar, garlic and sugar, mix thinly sliced celery, cubes of jicama or well. Stir into rice and vegetable mix Our prescription computer system that are automatically gives a 15% discount coarsely shredded cabbage. All three ture. Cover and chill several hours. IPasties! will provide a pleasing texture contrast Makes 8 servings. to the cooked rice. Beef or Chicken [Coke • Pep8i"7-lip Tukt THREE MELON RICE SALAD Delicious meal to satisfy a hearty appetite! Because rice slads can be prepared useful 8PACK-%UTERBOTTLE8| 2 cups cooked rice, prepared according only $"91m 9 tor three! in advance, they fit the needs of the bu to package directions Chances are, you see $ siest cook. For further time savings, ¼ cup orange juice. the initials "U.S.RDA" of (Reg. $2.45), (Tues. and Wed. only) take advantage of labor-saving appli 2 tbsp lemon juice ten, even daily. For many Try our melt-in-your-mouth shortbread C C C Q. ances such as the food processor. The 1.791 2 tbsp sugar of the food products you PORK PIES - AYRSHIRE HAM PLU8 OEP08IT carrots, yellow squash and radishes '/* cup vegetable oil buy and prepare are la LIMIT 2 PER FAMILY. which add color and crunch to Crudite 1 tsp poppy seeds beled with nutritional in MEAT PIES-PASTRIES tXPH&SS&T.ktm Rice Salad with Sherry Dressing can be 1 tps grated orange peel formation including the sliced in a matter of minutes. While the 1 tsp finely chopped fresh mint leaves U.S.RDA. rice cooks, combine the dressing or 'A tsp dried mint flakes But just what does £Aek£oyd's School Paper ingredients. Cider vinegar, dry sherry, 1 cup small watermelon balls U.S.RDA mean? The U.S. Wide Lined fresh garlic and a touch of sugar form 1 cup small honeydew balls Recommended Daily Al Scotch Bakery & Sausage 3 Hole the base of the light vinaigrette. 1 cup small cantaloupe balls lowances (U.S.RDA) are 25566 FIVE MILE. NEAR BEECH DALY Equally light, Three Melon Rice REDFORD, 532-1181 200 et. used on food labels only OPEN MON.-FRI. 9-6 SAT. 8:30} « 49* Salad stars several of the summer's fa After rice is prepared, transfer to and indicate the amounts 6XPIRE8 8EPT. 6,1883 vorite fruits. Rainbow-hued water large bowl; cool to room temperature. of calories per serving, melon, cantaloupe and honeydew balls Meanwhile, combine orange juice, lem the protein, carbohydrate are combined with cooked rice and' on juice and sugar in blender or food and fat in grams per tossed with a refreshing fruit juice processor container. Blend 1 to 2 min serving, and the percen Quality dressing. Accenting the fresh fruit fla utes. Garadually add oil, blending .until tages of U.S.RDA for pro meats, +• Timex Watches vors are mint and poppy seeds. If slightly thickened. Add poppy seeds, tein and eight required Even's produce, ' • MUtRo*d Everyday Discounted guests drop by unexpectedly and you orange peel and mint; blend 10 seconds. vitamins and minerals, seafood, don't have melons on hand, substitute Stir dressing into rice. Cover and chill plus up to 12 other op deU *Jfu peach or nectarine slices, grapes, blue-, several hours. Add melon balls; mix tional vitamins and min Meats 30% OFF berries, pitted sweet cherries or what well. Makes 6 serving. We Accept erals. These amounts al Your one stop family market Food Stamps low for the daily nutrient W 8 V6 l 33*51 W. 8 Mile (Wen of Farmington Rd.) 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EX- ^,,,^.,^,,,,,each , I ^—COUPON-—J COUPON • JfSL^JfL. 3J p,u5 —— 'COUPON- 1 CLUDING PORTFOLIO 35 * "fveloplng I King Size Filter j 75« OFF FREE PIZZA AND TWIN PRINTS charge | I CIGARETTEAIAIBETTCCS ,' . «OURLOWPWCEONANY| Buy one Small Pizza at 2£^~ " Limit 1 Each — Expire fr-5^3 is berry good I I I 24 PACK CAM BEER I c • 100't Regular Price and Receive 1f*-Z |20-«xt't $ 89 II PURCHASE I 1 Identical Pizza FREE. ~ UmltS ' LIMITS 7 I ' with ooupon thru MS i One Coupon per purchase. • Strawberries are scrumptious, period. I withcouponthru8»2S j 1» iHM an» ••• ••••• ••• ^™ • Expires 9-13-83 FILM Have you ever met anybody who didn't love the 110-24 Exp. «2.29 beautiful berries? Sure, some people get the hives 21099 Farmington Rd. >.N&.,476-2OIO L^—^-COUPON :3 from overdosing on them, but I can't think of an Disc—15 Exp. »2.19 other fruit that has a bigger following. 135—24 Exp. »2.39 .Of course, with the good comes the bad — UMIT 1 »pH Exmes t-s-at strawberries spoil quicker than a wealthy child. _ Distilled Water or I've tried storing them in a dark, airy place. BIG AUGUST Two days later the mold appears. I've tried leav rf^ Spring Wafer ing them in the refrigerator. No luck. So when I get a yen for strawberries, I use them BACK TO SCHOOL 1 GALLON 39^ the same day I buy them. j EXPIRE88EPT.5,i9e3 - Umlt 1 .; I look for the cleanest, brightest red berries. I avoid the small, rriisshapen> leaky ones. I also ex amine the bottom of the container for juice stains Dairy Fresh* because a hidden layer ortwojhwy be moldy or STOP IN AND TAKE Margarine squashed. - '- :^\. \ Hostess While strawberry shortcake Is a favorite.Amer-V ADVANTAGE i J V. 1 «><«»T»'"j ..>•'. <-lV. > >_•• lyV ' r.\i:\/ l.^\t \ •> y I » V- » V ' ,A :.»;:• :'<• \. y.l.Y.i ^.-^:^ •*'.•-?" .••1' , »..4», »» «,:*, ,\.tff 4B(l.R.W.Q) OSiE Monday, August 22, 1993 retirement memos Margaret Miller Connections dispel people's differences "Write down your name and state," BUT WE'RE discovering alio anoth my husband and.I were told as we er truth the connections that pop us as filled out nametags for a cabana part you meet people and get to know them at the condominium where we now better. 'I live. In one day early in our stay here 1 Joe and I had recently moved south met two *vomen from Birmingham, one and were delighted to be in our new at church and the other at a chorale state, so we proudly penned "Florida" rehearsal. A couple sharing a pew with after our names. us one Sunday morning were from Rc~ Day Campers But as we mingled we found that chesterr Michigan, not Rochester, New people thought we were native Floridi- York. And on another Sunday there was Above, flying the flag of their unit, these Junior Marines, who par a visitor from Villa Grove, 111. right ans. No, no, we explained, we were ; ticipated fn a Scout camping program in Westland, think seriously from Michigan and now had a new next to Bement, where Joe grew up. . . about their next maneuver. At right, Wendy Qabaney (foreground) home state. struggles to take off the clothes she put on for a race while Le Two new friends have close relatives Anne Savaila starts to put some on. Well then, the others explained, we in our home area. Two others have chil should have put down Michigan be dren who live or have lived in Alaska, cause it's where you are from that ev where we're going this summer to visit our daughter. And our new English eryone Is interested In. friend has cousins in Sheffield, the THAT TRUTH becomes more evi home of my father's family. dent as the weeks and months go on. Hardly anyone around here is really CONNECTIONS take other funny from Florida, although you do see a turns. I met the occupant of the apart Writer seems to be fighting depression few "Native" and "Semi-Native" ment directly above us not because of bumper stickers. where she lives but because she's tele At the condominium we've met peo phone contact for a service organiza Dear Lorene: outlook. The overall spacing and down ple from Illinois, Ohio, New York_ tion that interests me. A co-worker just showed me your ar hill slant of your handwriting tell me ticle in today's paper on small Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Massachu One slightly disconcerting connec you are probably fighting depression setts and South Carolina, as well as a tion turned up when we realized anoth handwriting. She has always teased me much of the timev . grapfiology about my small handwriting. Your arti good representative from Michigan. er Miller lives in our building, has the Rejection frfcm an earlier period of The standjng joke at the church we cle really gave me a boost. You see, you life is suggested. But only you same address and seems to be getting I'm a bookkeeper and the office mana know all the reasonsfo your negative Lorene joined is that nearly everyone is from some of our phone calls. But she turned ger and I've always been embarrassed feelings. Perhaps this is an opportune Indiana. But we've made friends there out to be a most pleasant young woman by my handwriting. Handwriting has time to check this out and see what you Green from plerily of others places, including when I went downstairs to give her our always intrigued me. I've always want can do to develop a more positive out Tennessee, Alabama, Wisconsin, Con telephqne number. ed it analyzed. You see, someday I am look. One's attitude is probably the sin this is the ability to be direct and say it is usually a bit of reserve and possibly necticut and England. Others there are Differences and connections both,- going to take a class to improve it, it gle most important thing in one's life. like it is when this proves necessary. caution. You do not allow many people from Michigan too, it turns out. make retired life interesting. We hope ; bothers me that much. Before then it Developing a more optimistic view of When you can set your own pace you to know you intimately. You appear to More encounters have been, with it keeps going that way. would really give me a thrill if you life and living will serve you well, both are most comfortable. You do not like keep some distance between yourself folks from Nebraska, New Jersey and Margaret Miller was Suburban? would tell me what my writing tells mentally and physically. • to be hurried. and the other person! However, you do Washington, D.C. Life editor for Observer Newspa about me. You are a unique and beautiful per enjoy people and can be quite social. And hearing about so many different pers for 16 years. She and her hus J.M. Northville son, J.M. However, as is often the case, Determination is another excellent If you have a question about your places, comparing speech, customs and band Joe have retired to Florida; you are probably your own worst ene trait in your makeup. Full-blown imag handwriting write to Mrs. Lorene C. personal histories, has been a fascinat where she writes Retirement DearJ.M.: my. A strong tendency to underesti ination suggests some flair for the dra Green, a certified graphologist, in ing aspect of relocation. Memos. People who write small letters are mate yourself is revealed in your matic. And those circle V dots point up care of this newspaper. Please use often vocationally suited to be book handwriting. Why not try zeroing in on your desire to be a bit distinctive. a full sheet of white, unlined paper keepers or accountants_,because of their all your' successes, no matter how You are not a wasteful person. Se writing in the first person singular. excellent concentration. They are able small they may seem. "Success breeds curity is important and you are cogni Be sure to include your signature, to devote all their energy to the task at ;succes5iSs,a truth that seems very fit zant of the things that money can pro even though I use only your initials. hand and are not easily distracted by ting here. vide. Feedback to my analysis is always <> VALUABLE COUPON <> outside influences. They like to do one Organizational skills and your In interpersonal relationships there welcome thing at a time. They can work behind awareness of all details are definite as the scenes and usually do not have any sets in your position as office manager. great need for the limelight. While you dislike friction you are no While your own handwriting is small pushover when it comes to the import it is also legible, so a handwriting ant issues. And your strong diplomacy course is not the needed ingredient. Of should help you deal wjth subordinates 50% Off greater concern at this time is your in a tactful manner. 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SQ Areas of Study fl*£ Communty Houae fn Birmingham 360 South Bates, Birmingham Associate, Bachelor & Master's Degrees 3t>kx^yy»«otW VI H w - V>-/" ^,,.> ,.j.rt , /..j Kp yf «(•,#•»*-'»../ #»^,,»v* ;»».,. r r< «».»,*- > * * t, f -• -t, ' »• • t ,»• A* ^) * '»>• <> * '^»*1«-''i/./l«ls| »"l*r-f,«»(~»,»»»,>1. *,•,.• V ft 'IN* I" ^ "^"^7 ^> ** *S -f" *1'*<' •*• »i »••. »- They want you to linger over their lingerte • • i r For a Westland couple, a new busi- Their business is formally known as tableand grew to filling up the entire But she enjoys selling lingerie more five of them for Tupperware. " '. tional home parties are scheduled ' hess was a way to have their own busi Intimate Apparel Inc. and is based in basement," said Sandy. than kitchen materials. . That was done while being'a home- through wbrd-bf-mouth.. ''•: ness, operate out of their home, and their Nottingham Street home in south She began the business more than "At first, I did it (selling lingerie) for maker and mother to five children , She tarings, a portable rack with tl;e make more money. west Westland. two years and was joined by her hus the rnpney," Trongo said. from 2½ years to 11 years, ; <• , merchandise to the host's home wheie To their saleswomen, it was a way band, who later lost his job as a electri Debts were building up last fall for She started her own company be from eightto 15 persons are exjpected for young mothers with infants to - as SANDY, PRESIDENT and treasurer cal sales representative. ^ her, then an expectant mother, and her cause she believed Michigan needed an .asguests,V .'. v ;:':;': ..'•::-~ •:•.' -;[-''•':':-• a Garden City woman put it — "main of the corporation, said her firm offers Sandy had her first office in the half- husband, Louis, a Dearborn letter car outlet, and because she didn't care for ^he,guests are front 18 to-70 years, tain their sanity" by doing something job opportunities to people, particular bathroom in their ranch home. rier. They wanted to pay off bills. the other lingerie company's mer of age, married and single."- ••-. •, productive out of their home and earn ly women whose husbands have lost Steve eventually re/ftoved the "Now I do it for rhy sanity and to get chandise she was selling at home par %a part-time income. jobs, or to those who just want a second comode to create more space. away from the kids," she said. ~ ties, she said. , Mebi aren't encouraged ordiscour- C For their women customers, it was a income. -, '-..'. "I earn money and have fun — it's "My husband encouraged me, and aged fromI attending, Sandy said, al ; way of creating new fun in buying lin- For the Anselms, the advantages are FROM TfHAT SMALL beginning, the not really work at all." later we incorporated as Intimate Ap though sometimes couples' 'shows are ; gene — a traditional store product — that they work out of their home (get couple has concentrated on the busi Lingerie home parties are fun, not parel." held in homes. , -•; :^ * in a social setting. ting an Income tax deduction). They ness.. just,-ways for women to earn extra With her sales force up to more than While her prices are competitive; AH three benefits were combined can set their own hours, and there is no A visitor can see in one section "of the money, Trongo said. 30 women, she Is recruitng all the time. with lingerie sold in department stores^ ; into a husband-wife business that home parties provide a Vig advantage; limit to potential earnings. house a small-scale classroom setting She told of an executive secretary at Steve was an self-employed electri ; :: ; marked its second anniversary in July. The company is the only one of its Kingway Department Stores who holds Sandy said. •-/ '-'•', ;..; ; :.' :;, \> \ The company sells lingerie the way used for saleswomen recruitment and cal salesman with 15 years of experi kind in the Midwest selling lingerie training sessions. his own home parties just for the fun fo ence, including five as owner of his own The potential buyers can try,on the * Tupperware and Mary Kay sell house- through house-parties, she said. , wares and cosmetics — at home par- Abdut half is used for inventory of it. store in Canton Township. merchandise in the privacy of a .home On the financial front, she said the lingerie used by the saleswomen in 'It's something she likes and enjoys. and be secure in the : company, of ; ties with hostesses inviting their business is "doing okay during a reces • friends, neighbors and relatives. their home-parties. She likes the extra money, and it isn't ON A TYPICAL month, the compa friends, neighbors, or relatives, she sion." An example of how the business work." ny books 100 home parties'with Sandy said. --\.'\:,-.- •;' -/:y^:'^ •::?''' :\"- Heading the fledgling company, They grossed $150,000 last year, its helps young mothers is Jan Trongo, 27, herself giving about two a week, down Trongo said the home parties prV ' which has more than 30 saleswomen as first full calendar year of business. The of Garden City, mother of three chil HOW DID SANDY get into the linge from the four to. five she used to hold. vide another advantage over buying ; independent contractors in the area, couple expects to increase that to dren, the youngest 9 months old. rie party business? "At first,-there is a starter show for from stores. • ..½ ; ; are Sandy Anselm, 28, who started it, $300,000-$400,000.' She spent two years selling Tupper She said she picked up experience by friends and relatives. '•. and her husband, Steve, 34. "A lot of women want the advice of "We started with a little Ping-Pong ware housewares and rose to manager. , booking home parties for seven years, "Then word gets around" and addi friends." <5l?e (ffbscruer suburban life Mario McQeo editor 591-2300 Monday. August 22, 1983 O&E J -; (L,R,W,G)5B Scouting fun At left, Julie Clayton hangs up her 8Wishy bag which will be used later to wash dishes. Be low, wearing romantic shades, Cassandra Tutro displays the (lag of her unit. SR. MARY CAROL : Zubritsky, a Bentley High School ; 'graduate.has left her parish ministry in New Mexico to enter the Staff photos by Art Novitiate of Emanuete the Sisters of St. Francis in Colorado Springs. The Colorado State graduate had been a nursing home Sr. Mary activities director before ministering St. John Vianney Parish in Gallup, NM. Sr. Mary is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Zubritsky of Livonia. Three Westland braves pow-wow in front of their tent. From left, are J.R. Qarton, Nicholas Bradley and Jeremy Becklehamer. . # [ MELVIN JOHNSON of » Dearborn has been given the 1903 '. Member of the Year award by the I Association for Retarded Citizens/ Scout encampment \ Michigan. He is vice president of the ' ARC/Northwest Communities, One hundred and sixty youngsters They did the usual Scout stuff, races, It was fashions on the run. I which has its office in Redford. He turned up at the Wayne-Westland Area handcrafts, hikes, eating and picking ; has contributed nearly 20,000 hours In charge of the program was Shir v Day Camp held recently in Central City up. One of the games involved relay , during 15 years of service to Park in Westland under the auspices of running. Only this was done with a box ley Hicks of Westland, assisted by Pam • mentally retarded children and the Huron Valley Girl Scout Council. of clothing. After racing to £ mutually Garton, also of Westland. '. adults, parents of retarded citizens, Thirty- of them were boys assigned to agreed upon point, participants had to » teachers and service providers. For their own units and supervised by struggle into some clothing and then For more pictures of the event, see ; 15 years Johnson has been manager males.. rush back to waiting team members. page 4B. * of analysis and statistics at • r Indianhead Corp. LAURA ZELASKO, will be among the 120 candidates SPIN is for singles competing for the title of Miss Teen Of Michigan Aug. 18-20 in Mt. r'PSt Simone's Pleasant. She is the daughter of Mr. By Sherry Kahan SPIN is funded by a grant from the Mich and Mrs. Eugene Zelasko of Livonia. staff writer igan Department of Education. That means that eligible persons can get total financial Helping people like widowed persons, dis aid for tuition and child care. ,: •"; LEARN TO present your case placed homemakers, women re-entering ac "A lot of women come' into the center in order to win disability benefits, ademic life and women in need of a boost in with needs as a single parent," said Kenne that's the subject matter of a talk by self-confidence has been the mission over dy, who has a master's degree in guidance R. Gary Dolenga, certified the years of the Women's Resource Center ' and counseling from Eastern MichiganJUk-' rehabilitation counselor, at a at Schoolcraft College. versity. "they could be a"woman married meeting of the Detroit Chapter of Now it is going to bat for yet another . 15 years and now a single parent; They are tlortWand.bP the Michigan Lupus Foundation. It group. having difficulties parenting alone, with will take place at. 1 p m. Saturday, This fall attention will be focused on the . disciplining their children, with making de Friday, AU9- 2b Aug. 27, in the Northwest Activities single parent; C/hief focuser will be Virginia cisions alone." -••'• _ ;/• Center, 18100 Meyers at Curtis, Downtown; Kennedy, co-ordinator of a program call 27 itociaf Security disability benefits SPIN (Single Parent Instructional Net TO BE USHERED In.in; September, the Saturday, A^- ' 'will also be discussed. For more work). •/• -y-\ • ';,;u,; , program is for. people:with or>without an e; details call the foundation at 775- SeVen-Wil Orientation sessions about the program educational background. It will consist of a: :8310. will be held from 10-12 a.m. Tuesday, Aug..' six-week classi on dealing with/adolescents, H a.m.-3 P-««- , 23, and from 7-9 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 6. six single-session seminars, and two meet ings on what is called SPIN networking. each day AN OVERNIGHT for girls "We want tpdeai;with custodial as well suit skewed: , and boys 6-12 will be offered - ~ as non-custodial parents," noted Kennedy, a : Saturday, Aug. 27, by the . Westland resident. "We want to be a re S300 : Northwestern YMCA, 21755 Seven . source for. the parent who, has the child .Mile, Detroit. They can turn up at 8, most of the time as well as the weekend or Hi * ; :p,m, and stay until 9 a.m. the next- one-dSy-a-week parent. v' V morning. The Y staff will supervise :,•-."! hope we'll get men; both custodial and •'them/The cost is $ for YMCA ;, non-custodial,:. Men• have special needs as "members and $7 for others. Rgister single parents, and we want to meet them> "J; - at the Y until 5 p.m: Aug. 27. the six-week class on adolescents will be Activities include a penny swim, led by John Farrar of the Community Com v; licorice tohip race, crazy relays and mission on Drug Abuse. It will be held from : a bubble'gum blowing SPIN-NETWORKING led by Kennedy ;• A CHECKfor>l,000 was : will be the subject of two meetings from 8- \ recently given.by the Newcomers .".-'- 10 p.m. Tuesday, Sept 13 and Dec. 13 ;. Club of Livonia to Leukemia i Research Life Inc: Thfe funds were Fland aM Northland Open Sunda/ 12 5 p m* V raised at the Newcomers March seminars call the Women's Resource Center Oownloivn" - .. -7-Mile • Eaii^nd , Brrrnn^ham Nbrtn'and - •' fashion show and dinner..' . Virginia Kennedy at 591-6400, Ext. 430. 9656400 " 864 6fiOO 371-82QQ 644-7744 fifiQO.Sno ;: •-..••.. :/•••::••• •••.' •'''•'• ''l"'; !-- " .;' \ • .i.-<^..'.v.;.% , i.- \ -. *..-».. 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A ^>. i »- > •''»':•:• • ,V-l T* i * '-.* *•'- -* "'• •*• ' ^-J'• .V- • 6B(W,Q) OtiE Monday, August 22, 1983 The Community House of Birmingham and The Observer & Eccentric Newspapers invite you to fly the friendly skies to November 3-17, 1983 ALL DELUXE ACCOMMODATIONS 4 Nights on Oahu at the elegant Hawaiian Regent Hotel B Nights on Maui 'at the Incredible Intercontinental Hotel 4 Nights on Hawaii at the beautiful Kona Surf Hotel per person based $1459o n double occupancy And look what's Included: ): -Round trip transportation via United Airlines , scheduled air Detroit/Honolulu/Detroit -Round trip transfers from airport to hotel on each Island -Complete baggage handling from airport to hotel and return on all three islands -Inter-island air transportation -Complimentary meals and beverage service enroute -Traditional fresh flower lei,greeting upon arrival in Honolulu -Assistance of Corporate Travel Service guide -Free city sightseeing tour on Oahu -Free tour to Pearl Harbor -All taxes and gratuities for above services $200 will confirm your reservation $630 will guarantee no price increase This amount can be put on your VISA, MASTERCARD or AMERICAN EXPRESS Make checks payable to: THE COMMUNITY HOUSE 380 Bates, Birmingham, Ml 48009 • * For Additional information Call: The Community House; 644-5832 * Corporate Travel Service: 565-8888 The Observer & Eccentric Newspapers: 591-2300 ext 243 iRii TRAVEL PARTY Tuesday August 30, 1983 • 1 • c :3 ; ;at the Community House in Birmingham ; t I : : v : : \ •^;->V;----v ^ 4 4 ; \;.:,.. ':'-'--.::r • y • 3 blocks West of Woodward, 3 blocks south of Maple v V v \ :.-^- ';• 4' -^,->v •Travel Information on Hawaiian Tour Package •Travel representative available to answer questions •Movie •Refreshments•PoorPrizebrewing 0 uniTED AiRLines : . •' •'- . W * }•'•' NS : .' . * «>'• I I If I *l<«* C Monday. August 22,1983 O&E (R-3C)»78 >^ >*i SHOWCASE OF BANDS An opportunity to see 6r beu a variety of bands Weal for weddings, dinner dances cV special occasions ' available for functions anywhere in the Metro Detroit area, j ••. /.: •'-:'. ;._ . :' v'•,>,.•;';'-.':•. .';."/.'.-,/• .; I ^Tuetday, AggujtJJ, 1965 ' -•/ ^Refreshments 7. N'ow youcah catcri'your fill at our All-youcan-cat Fish & Chips ;: . Dinner. Reel in our tender'.cod served withJemon and tartar sauce; golden brown fries,.tangy coleslaw and rolls. Served Wednesdays ' - & Fridays fr6m5-" 10 p.m;/r'v:' J; .:y;:: :Uv /M ¢/1. OC^3'95,Sr. Citizens Keaton as an unemployed auto executive takes his kids •••*T.7J S2.95 Children ujnder.ln O J shopping, an experience Just as dtsasterous as the household tasks he attempts to perform while his wife •••'• fioesbac k to wbrk. ,-'"->'.' :- VVVN^ LIVONIAAVEST > .6 Mile Road & 1-275 /?h/464-l300- —i. *ri *. - * ^. ' «• 1 1 •v- -.f- 8B* O&B Monday, August 22,1983 i* f Detroit Archdiocese power to be subject of lectures The growth, influence and power of public at $5 per lecture or may be tak Life of Faith in the Archdiocese," the June Hallagan Shada, archdiocesan lay Archdiocese," Margaret Cronyn, edi 'cese; Its Origins, Expansion, and F\j(% the Archdiocese of Detroit will be the en as a tuition course for college credit Rev. Leonard Chrobot,. president, St. chairwoman of the Catholiholic Service tor, the Michigan Catholic, - ture Commission," Sr. Mary Laurtana,^ subject of a 10-week series of lectures or continuing education units. Mary's College; "Religious Women In Appeal. Also, ^'Catholic Education - Part 1: Madonna College;;"The Challenge ofj at Madonna College, Livonia, beginning The subjects and speakers In order, the Archdiocese: Their Miisiofl ahd' ..Also, "Faith jn Actionn - Parti 0:, ^ffls'torical Review of the CathoUc El- the Future: The Call for,a.Faith-Re-< Friday, Sept. 9. The lectures will ob beginning Sept. 9, are:"The History of Ministry; the Franciscan-;FellcIan (covering two topics) The Parish it ementaitoand High School Systems of sponse from the People of God Jo the'{ serve the 150th anniversary of the, Catholicism In Detroit: From Its Begin Presence In the Christian Comrnunity," Renewal of the Rank-and-File Laity: the Archdfpc^eUTheir Mission In the Archdiocese," Bishop Dale Melczek£ founding of the archdiocese, which is nings to 1883," Msgr. Edmond Foun- Sr. Mary Janice, historian, Feliclan sis Efforts at Greater Christian Commit Present and the Future of Jthe Archdio auxiliary bishop. '.-, /-"•• ; "A bding celebrated this year. dier, Sacred Heart Seminar; "The His ter, Livonia congregation; "Faith in Ac ment and Co-Responslbllity," Louis cese," Sr. Mary Serra, assistant Persons interested in attending any^c The lectures, given by Madonna fac tory, of Catholicism in Detroit: 1883- tion — Part 1: The Human Services, Brohk, Madonna College, and "The diocesan superintendent of schools; or a.11 of the lectures may register iri[• ulty as well as invited guests, are 1983," Randal Hoyer, Madonna Col Charity and Social Action Programs of Catholic Press: The Organ of Express "CathoUc Education - Part 2: The advance by calling the Continuing EduV scheduled for 7-10 p.m. Fridays lege; "The Primacy of the Seminar in the Archdiocese in Their Outreach to ing, of Unifying, and Sharing the Chris Unique Role of Catholic Higher Educa cation office at Madonna College, 591¾ . through Nov. 11. 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Aufluetia, 1983 J O^E Jc£ !&££• -u- •.*•***• «* Prep squads strive to match Stevenson ByBradEmons GARDEN CITY and Chris McCosky staff writers The Cougars are still in their infan soccer cy, starting their second varsity season Gary Mexicotte is gone. And that's under a new coach, Steve Vakratsis. He good news for area teams. takes over for Gary Prevo. The Livonia Stevenson striker took "They're learning and that's the his Ail-American stuff to Bowling Mile and Hubbard after a stint at cross- main thing," said Vakratsis, who Green. But last season he left a path of town Franklin. coached the GC girls last spring. "We destruction. He scored 48 goals to lead "I wanted to coach," said Caranico have four or five talented players and a the Spartans, who beat rival Churchill las. "At Franklin I was starting from lot of spirited guys who want to learn." in the Class A state final at Flint. scratch. I had to show them how to kick The captains are goalie Jeff Guido, Stevenson returns "nine to 10 regu the ball." center-fullback Brian Deal and right- lars'* from las"t year's undefeated team The Bulldogs appear to have a strong midfielder Andy Muglia. according to coach Pete Scerri and that midfield led by junior Dennis Patchett, "Andy is talented player with a good could be more bad news for area con th^team's leading scorer, senior Pete head," Vakratsis said. tenders. Here is a pre-season look at Lomas and sophomore Steve Hollar. Vakratsis is also banking on defend area teams. They will get support from veteran ers Mark Grigereit, Ramon Escabar, halfbacks Brian Schonfeld and Abe Mark Konppatzki and Jeff Earr/. The LIVONIA STEVENSON Yaffai. back-up goalie is Brian Hall. The defense is led by junior Jim The forwards are fast, according to "I feel good about the team," said Radeback and goalie Jeff Wilkinson. Vakratsis. They include Billy Hyde, Scerri. "It was a pleasure coming back. "We're hoping for the stars," Carani Jeff Felts, Paul Pummill and Ron I'm look forward to it." colas said. "We'll have a good team Kasperek. Borgess will try to improve from and junior Jamie Graser hope to supply land this summer are Jerry Potter, Scerri welcomed 40 players and will with no superstars. We'll have a well Garden City will be playing as an in last season's dismal showing, which the answer. Chris Hackman, Jason DeForge, and carry 22. balanced team. dependent for the second straight year. saw the team win just one game. Those three young goalies are en Jimmy Mesaros. Sophomore Chris Ni Defense is the team's strong suit "Right now I'm trying to mix the gaged in a pre-season war to win the chols will also be a key member of the with the return * of veterans Chris right chemistry." LIVONIA FRANKLIN . PLYMOUTH CANTON net-minders job with Johnson. team. Banyai, Chris Gembis and Dan Divens. Aside from that troubling question, They are joined by holdover Terry CATHOLIC CENTRAL The Patriots have eight returnees Pre-season is the time for undying Johnson thinks his team will improve Place hopes his team will play .600 Harshiield, the goalie. under first-year coach Doug Marks, a optimism, especially for third-year on last years' 11-5-1 mark* soccer this season, but, he adds, "If we The team's second leading scorer The Shamrocks, eliminated in last former player at Western Michigan Canton coach Tony Lonigro. can beat Stevenson or Churchill I'll from last season, Eric Pence, will year's regional by Churchill, return a University. "The team is much stronger this "I think we are stronger overall — have died and gone to heaven," he said. move into Mexicotte's spot along with veteran cast from last year's 18-3-1 "We'll attempt to build up the middle year. Last year we lacked depth. This except at goalie. But, then again, the John Gelmisi. They are joined up front squad and a Catholic League crown. with a 4-2-4 alignment — that's what year we are much stronger through the rest of the league is stronger, too," he NORTH FARMINGTON by Dave Bamas, Chris Wiegel and The main concern for Coach .'Bill the colleges use," said Marks. "We'll ranks," Lonigro said. said. sophomore Jim Kimball, one of the few - Thrasher is the health of goalie Bob build our offense with a triangle, short- Returning from last year's team that Coach Abdul Mohammad says his. freshman to make last year's varsity. Sinnaeve, who injured a knee durjng a Johnson returns four seniors who team will be improved, but still a cut passing scheme." finished third in the Western division of have started since their sophomore summer tourney.' Midfielders Graham Crockford and the Western Lakes Conference is lead below the likes of Stevenson and "His knee is about 35 percent," said years: Bob Bowling, Matt Crook, Jeff LIVONIA CHURCHILL Bill Carroll lead the midfield con ing goal scorer Tom Wright. Wright, Neschich (captain), and Randy Johnson. Churchill. \ the CC coach. "We hope to have him tingent, while brothers Dave and Dan along with transfer student Tim Muell back by mid-September." Juniors Steve Moran; Mark Flowers, "We are just not in the same type of Coach John Neff is rebuilding. Cummlngs anchor the forward line. er and Steve Morell, both sophomores, and Kevin Sultana are expected to con Gone is leading scorer Erik Hansen, Pat Stocker, last year's reserve' The team's top sweeper back is Tom make up an exceptionally-fast and league with those teams. They are the keeper, is the starter for now. tribute, as. are sophmore twins Eldori best teams In the state," he said. ;. an exchange student from Denmark, Wagnitz. Eric Bucht, meanwhile, han powerful front line. • and Ebon Nash. and practically the entire defense. Thrasher returns his entire defense dles the goaltending chores. Senior Eddie Hintz, and sophomores Still, Mohammad is Impressed with, led by junior Bob Tartaglia, who. is the progress of his.team. Todd Prey "We're young," said Neff. "and we'll "We're working hard on condition Brian' Whiteley and Dave Liuzzb are • PARMINGTON make a lot of mistakes, but once we get joined by teammates Don Guss, Jeff ing," Marks added. "As far as I could being counted on" heavily by Lonigro. % and Steve Osrnent, along with Craig our act together, we'll do all right." . Haslem and Chris Tykocki. tell, that was a problem last year. We Rob Opaterney, John Luce and Pat Mattoon and Jeff Keller are experi The top returnees are center-half A better team attitude and a higher enced and capable performers. Sopho The midfield is in good shape, ac hope to beat people to the ball." Amelia anchor a young defense. skill level leads Farmington coach back Phil Lussler, fullback Mike Duck cording to Thrasher, with the return of What are the chances to reach .500 "I don't think we have any more Joe Julieno will help bolster the worth and halfback Scott Hilden. Oth Dennis Place to believe his team will defense. seniors Tom Cornille and Steve DeMat- mark, coach? 'Realistically we're weaknesses," Lonigro said. "Maybe we be much better than its 7-94 showing a ers with experience include John Stac- tos, along with newcomer Frank going to the state playoffs," answered lack some speed at halfback. But I carotella, Doug Klucevek, John Neff, think we are ready to give good compe year ago. The Raiders are not yet ready to con Bowler. the new coach. "We'll use the surprise Mario Said,. Johnny Gregory, Randy test for the Western Lakes title, but Ray Galasso, Scott Zarembskl, Chris The forward line includes veterans factor." tition this year." Rose and Terry Mills. Brothers Dave Gallinger, Mark Pingree and Ed Pick Mohammad is gradually building a sol Jim Moreau and Andy Rama, both jun ens, all seniors will be counted on to id soccer program at NFHS. and Chris Gluth should also help: iors, and sophomore Chris Morano. BISHOP BORGESS PLYMOUTH SALEM Sam Matovski is back in goal, where lead the otherwise young team. he alternated last season. "I think we'll have better finishers The Spartans, members of the Catho How to replace graduated goalie and "We are young, but we have a good Farmington Harrison coach Harry and our scoring power should be up," lic League, will rely on freshman ac team MVP Tom Chapman? crew of sophomores," Place said. Swystun was apparently out of town LIVONIA BENTLEY Thrasher said. "As a coach I have no cording to reports from the camp of That's the question facing "third-year Among those sophomores players and could not be reached. A preview of idea about the othec schools, but we Rich Misialowskl, now in his second Rocks coach Ken Johnson and sopho from the Villa team in the Bonanza the 1983 Hawks will appear in a subse Tom Caranicolas moves over to Five should be in contention for it." season of coaching. mores Curtis Clarke and Joe Knoero, Soccer League that traveled to Eng quent issue of the Observer. Tall oaks no joke for golfers ByCJ.Risak nine, 3,136 yards, par 35; back nine, No. 11:306 yards (women), 356 yards staff writer 3,069 yards, par 36. (men), par 4 —.^e premium here \s Course record — 64 by Bill Wake- «*§£**S- the tee shot, it's a short four, with'treei As a smirking Robin Hood onoe said ham. O&E tournament record — John right and left and behind the green. The to distraught captive Sir Guy of Gis- VanVleck,67, green is a big target, but thiols.'a layup : borne as they trudged through Sher hole/ there's no room for error. Hit a wood Forest, "It'll take keener men ".. No. I: 460 yards (women), 475 yards two iron or four'.wood;of| the tee;for y : ajxuracy^'then chip;or pitch; to; the ' than you've got to mark their way in (men), par 5 — "This is a routine par : :: v these woods, Sir Guy." •-. ••' five. Use a dr/yer,.fairway wood and greeh,";^ y^C--;'.- ' --;-~ • '."' .. • V.i. •'•'"• '•'-'•• - • ••-. • •.'•*'•"• *'-""" driving here; Your second shot will be V' "You can't spray the ball all over this No. 16:391 yafds (women), 494 yard* : No. 5:1.78 yardi (women), 206 yards off a downsiope to a'Well-bunkered, el-, (men), par 5 — "It's out of bounds on ;co\irse.";"-/•• >•'•,'•' '•• --. -.- • evated green. Key here is to have a. • i •; Here's what to expect, 0$E golfers, (men), par 3 -r- "This is an excellent the left, wide open to the right'. The; n •; three. You have to shoot through a riar- good drive. 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To date, 14 have elect courses which are not work-relat A sticky, hot Michigan summer cart Concrete block walls and corrugated selection.' been built. metalroofs have replaced existing self- ed," said Eugene Arden, U-M vice erase thoughts of bleak winter and the. There is no magic to achieving the : chancellor!.-.., A Candidates for the guest scholar pro pains of high heating bills.' Unfor ventilating homes built of ,kood and gram should call the admissions office cost savings. • . ,...;./ palm thatching. : ;; ' v : ' "I am. thinking, for example, of the tunately, the thaw is only temporary. Basically, designers build houses engineer who never bad a chance to en- at 593-5100 to order a brief admissions ; . In ultra-modern, resorts like Cancun, application and time schedule of cours By November the grim realities of that are suited to local climate condi American-style, hotels, with high ener Joy art history or the accountant who es. Callers should identify themselves this state's strong dependence on im tions, Dwellings are situated so that now wants to study philosophy." gy-consuming rates, outnumber their as "guest scholars" and may request an instructor ported energy will return. .; impact of; winter winds is minimized. modest naturally cooledI Mexican coun But they also may update business or Window areas are reduced on the ea^st, professional skills. \ appointment with a counselor. Take fteart, Recent travels across terparts. Mexicans fear that % .'an ef U.S. borders into Canada and Mexico west and north facing walls. And insu fort to catch up to the standards of the at Schoolcraft confirm that the problems of "energy lation, coupled with tight vapor barri super-powers, their country'.too will THE "GUEST Scholar" program, • Maiireen F. Foley will join the supply and" cost aren't peculiar to us. ers^ is given prime attention. find herself wih an energy deficit. calls for a $50 basic enrollment fee and Schoolcraft College chemistry fac Each of our neighbors must contend tuition charges — typically $200 to wsu signup set ulty this, fall after three years as a with its own brand of energy "hard A DIFFERENT energy situation ex WIUT ABOUT Michigan?' \.}. v V 1250 for a three-credit course — which part-time instructor. She will teach times." * ists in Mexico. Ranking fifth in proven In a report entitled, "Financial Im will be underwritten on the basis of a Final registration for the fall semes basic and general courses. The solutions are varied and some- oil reserves worldwide, Mexico has the pact of'; Michigan's Energy Depend scholarship. ter, at Wayne State University will be s i She has taught at Washtenaw times oddly reversed. Take resldenUal problem of finding lucrative markets ence" (August J082), state Energy Ad Courses can be taken on an audit or, a held from 8:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. Tues Community College and worked housing, for example. for her expanded oil production. ministration officials estimate, that pass/fall basis. Arden said there would day through Thursday, Aug. 30 to Sept. eight years for Parke Davis In Ann $8.9 blllionleft the state in 198£topay e no distinction between guest scholars 1. It Is held in the Administrative Ser The Mexican press frequently car Arbor. ' IN 1980 the Canadian government ries stories of fabulous oil deals with for 87* percent of our total energy and regularly enrolled students. vices Building, Cass and Antoinette, . The Birmingham native holds launched'a National Energy Program needs. Of this, researchers estimate, Detroit. foreign countries and the "pesos" these "The mixture in the classroom will bachelor's and master's degrees in with the goal of independence from the ventures will return. approximately $1.5 billion could have be mutually beneficial to the younger Enrolling students will pay no in cherhistry from Wayne State and world oil market by 1990, Part of that been saved by using appropriate ener crease in tuition. WSU was the only Eastern Michigan universities, re program deals with, the promotion of Thanks to a moderate climate and gy conservation measures. and older student," he said. "Each has a low domestic consumption, Mexican great deal to offer and a college class state four-year college which didn't in spectively. energy conservation in homes. Such savings, they say, would mean a crease its rates this year. In her spare time, she trains and residential energy consumption Is not direct savings of $500 for each of the room is a perfect place for the ex Currently a f6-million fund Is avail yet an issue. This could change. Forays change of ideas, information and expe Fall classes begin Thursday, Sept. 6. shows Belgian Tervurens, a herding able to support the construction of nearly three million households In li Registration information, is available dog, and Is active as a 4-H leader in around the Yucatan peninsula show Michigan. rience to occur." from the university at 577-3550. 1,000 super energy-efficient housing new public housing projects that boast horse programs. units across Canada. 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ALL HAIRSTYUNG SERVICES - AU services performed by well trained senior , I WITH COUPON ONLY EXfrfaES SEPT. 3,1983 vj ' students, supervised by experierVced instruttprs. \ r A ' Male& : .;.;'•• .'•'•• -••'•''-;V -•": .'\ No Appointment Necessary; . .•'• •;•< •: '•:;:.• REDFORD 937-2082 : JT NEW PLYMOUTH 459-0060 \ frf : NORTHVILLE 348-0608 Ywettland ' '•'•''.• ~ > (Tu«f. -iu- l^t^a^MmmUhiik .*C*(FMC) O&E Monday, August 22,1983 •fflm'&& ;•> r> -^.-«, *.;_• nm^W&i&&Mi¥r^^mm^:u- •• ^-¾¾¾¾¾^^.¾ H •?•:••: -¾¾¾¾ WEST I 1 r^OOMFIELO j \WB^^^^^^m^^^l^M^I^&S^^^^mmm m^m^rm 618 Auto Rentals 27 tVk*.EUock4 Cement' 99 Gutter* 222 Printing REALE8TATE 335 Time SM/e 4)5 Vacation Rentals Service* 714 Business* 33« Florid* Property for 418 Han* for Rent •L522 Professlonal Services Office E -i- -.1^ Monday, August" V &U& -', i MM 400 ApertmentiiForwent 400 Apartment! For Rent 400 Apartmenti For Rent 400 Apartment* for Rent 4^:-^Kmenti.Piiw'riMt 400 ApertmeflU For Rent A BEAUTIFUL Uraei a-Kkt- \*' ste* from Twerre Oaks fttfia- PCWNTOWN URiUNOHAM BOtMDOSBAM-1 bedroom a**rto*at FAItMINOrON MANOR APTS. cMst HEAT, CLARKSTONABEA I bsdrooiDs Apts STS^aU*. nt> aysja, bast. /•alias r »400./ Located as Farmkcioa Hills, be* 1 bed- 1 4 i bedroom SMrtmeets and to*> moatkr/7l year kteaA C*n OiMlO* er rtoro aawry decor* ted *pt stsrtta*: si pool k taasl* eocrU Model ope* I* so sooses. Some wttk bssemeots. Wi" Plies* eatt:':' oWMaaseer Qlaa* Beaq at 0404700 CROSSWORD PtJZZLER frt^eT*rTd*y r-.--77 - 4 dryer bock-op. Appliance*, Air coodJ- IYr. 04t-t400 tt*$,Can bafof* Opo iiiJui tOWN4COWmVAPA14tMENTS Uosed. aiblow*. A b*s«m*lly BLOOMTIEU) HILLS. Beeetifsl on* ; Diplomat & Emba$$y OARDEN CTTY, Ckerry Bitt, 1 bed 4H*0 Pootisc Trail betwata Beck 4 BONNIE BROOK landscaped cooatry setaa«> . bedroom. Air, balceay wttk TI*W of room apartmenl, keal, carpet, air, sp- Wlsom.Rds. ..• BAVARIA ON THE WATER Apartrhente poot/iroand*. ArsOsbi* pUssces7|toTptMsec*a«ya^osU. ' . 0*441*4 . APARTMENTS- W Mil* N. of I-TI «a Dlxl* Bay; 8OUTHFIEL0 per—-*• ^olLlitJ ^ •.- 4T4441 or 001-1000 1 BEDROOM $2?5 Offfca boors: r-OPM, Moa,-SaL; Son. Spsdo** I and t bedroom •psrtment* FARMDWTON BUU - Ms^nrobd, at AXTELL ROAO APTS. Ere. by.s^petatoeetonly. ~ 1*0-04*7 from 1040. Pent**** apartment M» Orsad Rrrer. r4 Onke. -• I ~ bedroom LUXURY AT LOW PRXX ACROSS 67 Deposit i Ttletrapk/Serta aBk. 2 BEDROOM $340 •- AU jappUance*. carpttbc and indoo7r apartment, KnmedUt* oceapsaeyv 0000 1 Mountain DOWN • Answer to Previous Puzzle ;'•• HEATINCLUDEO-: pool Ctoee to sboppisi sad X-w»ys." peTmooth. 0400 secartty deposit As' 'k .'//<'• LarwApVwltk sir, beat INCLUDES HEAT BIRMlNOHAiVT ••'? Ope* 04 VeekdaysTaaL 4 Son. 1M ior Bob .' •" • '** |7lCan: 0004040 4 Supposing 1 Simian-. On* sad t Bedroom Apsrtxneott from Carpellnfl, ATr CondHloolnfl 470-0470 MOO. Balcoeie*, CarpetiairOarports, ..DOWNTOWN- .569-2680 that 2 South Ameri A^^S^mmb^PooAO^ SwimmlnQ Pool 565 S. WOODWARD , 400 Apartment! Fpr^Rent DISCOUNT FOR SR CTTIZENS Lenry two bedroom apartments In 6 Ricochet can animals Fmlabed tparbMot* (Tillable Ufkrtse bonding for Immediate oeea- :CASS LAKE 11 Gratify doss to I Block Nortk of pancy. WaJUn* distance to abopptat APARTMENT8 3 Hebrew letter of CooUdf*, sear ,19800 Telegraph; next to retUaraat* 4 theatre. Beat A covered residential aeUUiorbood, West 13 Excuses SoooraetMall parktaf IncSoded. " ' id are*. SwimmSnf, .carport, 4 Doctrlhes Bonnie Brook Golf Club cy, wstttn cbeeL Spotless, ab eoodU& I o> 3 bedrooms No pets 15 Babylonian 5 Perceives _ FOftAPI^INTMENT OtfleeHoars: - '• 645-1191 WHITEHALL Cootsct Maaafcr; Bonol* MUkr CooreAleat t* work sad reerattlon. deity bytouch lOAkMPM WEEKDAYS FROM0170 TROY 643-9109 lOAM-iPMSAT., IIAMIPU SUN. BIRMINGHAM AREA Ost-mOor , 0144447 APARTiMENTS 16 Besmirched 6 Cardboard tbedt bedroon m l*xury Apt*. BASEMENT APT.* 1 bedroom, ttrtaf 538-2530 Best~ ~! ftatbeenttre BIRMTNOHAM^ 18 Saint: abbr. containers room, UtcaenA bats, print* eetrtaee. lart*. Newly Decorated t Bedroom Luxurious Pamag SttO mootk bctodes etfliOes. CarMted - Best facloded • ftiJ 19 Parent: 7 Beverage Mstepre/emd, : Us-0000 BOTSFORD PUCE 1710 per Mf GRAND RIVER -3 MILE O4M0OO 04O-700O Cable TV aTsQabk - 0404774 2 Bedroom Apartments colloq. 8 Frees of Behind Bottford Hospital • 2 Full Baths • X^rports 21 Long,deep 9 River In Bedford Square Apt3. RENT 6\ SAVE 8PECIAL' 400 Apartments- For Rent Adult Community.- reserved for cut Siberia CANTON FREEH TURKEY OR HAMII residents over the age of 50 » •• - i NOW TAKING APPLICATIONS FOR 22 Surfeit 10 Title Spado** 1 sad 1 bedroom Apt*. SALE I SALE! SALEI FREE CABLE TV ^ i Small, qtdet, sal* complex. 24 Beer 1 Bedroom for $349 W. 9 MILE AT PROVIDENCE DR. • • ( 12 Conjunction Ford Rd. Near 1*276 Ingredteht 14 Cubic meter 2 Bedroom for $399 INSOUTHFIELD STARTING AT $340. 3 Bedroom for $479 Office Open Dally, Sat. & Son. 26 Untidy 17 is III 37 Bundle 48 Soft drinks PETS PERMITTED LUXURY APARTMENTS person: slang 981-0033 , Smoke Detector* Installed 20 Choir voice 38Rugged 51 Thecaama Siacle* Welcome 557-5339 28 Pronoun 23 Exclamation Immediate Oecspaocy NOW RENTING BEAUTIFUL mountain 53 Rockfish CENTURY WeLoreCklldren 29 Chemical 24 Pronoun crest HEAT A WATER INCLUDED 57 Fondle .jitiL O&E Monday, August 22, t983 (Men CLASSIFIED RE4L E ^aagataaeaiaa 400 ApsstrtrSflts For Rent 400 Apartments For Rent 400 ApartmentiForWnt 404 Houses For Rent 404 Houses For Rent 410 Flats For Rent 416 Halls For Rent 424 House 8lttirvg 8ervlce 436 Office / Bustnsss 8pece OJMKDUTB OCCUPANCY for CM WESTLANDAREA BDUCNOHAMAREA PLYMOUTH, remodeled. 1 bedroom, OARDEN CITY • Attractive I bedroom RESPONSIBLE, professlwisl coapet bedroom apartment Air conditioned Attrictire 1 bedroom apartmect, |Ua I bedroom brick ranch bom* «14 MU* 1H car farag*, eadoeed front porch, fewer flat wtth all the amenities of a Immaculate Conception seeking coodo or bom* stttiaf opporta- beat aad hot water tedaded 8wiamlng moetklj. Spaejou* i bedroom apart- Rd, centrally located between Oreea (400 month pta utilities and --^ stagi* bom*, bdade* Uandry facility, ••••'• K.Of C.HALL dty (or fan and winter moeft*. Excel- DOWNTOWN BIRMINOHAM pooi'. iSenio r dtiten* welcome. 04 T meat, IJW mootkljr. Carpeted, decorat fleld A Woodward Are. Lara* ttrtaf Available Oct fireplace, Balsbed basemeat, t car ca- lenl reference* araOsbti... Plymouth room, OrepUca, dtnina- room, I car ca- •Two(2)Hall»AvaKaWel .W.ofTdegrspb, (444444 ed A la a lowlr area. Heat loctoded. raga. Adalt*. No pet*. Secarity A refer- . . fchuyi too WESTLAND WOODS 7W-MW roa, walWo-wall carpetto*, oew stora PLYMOUTH. 1 bedrooms, 1 car fa- --- (4«CO aa Jli SPACIOUS MINT Condition Quad, I REAL ESTATE ONE »«,000. 1 year Land Contrsct term* lot of yoar choke. VUUg< of Bome*. UNBELIEVABLB BARO AIN! Jast Ilk* »17171« -^ -INC. ••':',.., available, »174711 444444« l.y. Ntwl» bedroom Brick Coodo with dln- bedrooms, 1 bath*, family room Itre- JIM GRAVER 227-6005 »777 Ford rUWestUod. 17((-(40 4 339 Utt and Acreage slace, air, attached 1 car garage. Urge Spacious » bedroom Brick Raoch with tng room, all anptUaeea. stflity room, 422-45030 flaisbed basemeot for sdded 626-4711 : = ; f 0PEN8UN.14 , :•• FAIRMONT, 1(((, ltx*Jft. 1 bedroom. F0f8stre r:-"» central sir, low Mat bOl, carport. Im- kjt ImmedUta cccapancyTOBtitaodini Bloomfkld HUls •- ('bedrooms, (H Value at tT»>*> Owner, ItTwl RE/MAX FQREWOST, INC. family enjoyment New car- Urge front Utcbeo, gardes tab, fir*- medUta cccapancy ftOnl y tiijM. pettBg ft brand New Roof. PRICED TO SELL 306 804JtrifM>fd-Lathrijp baths, small complex on natural pond, pUce, Caatoo locaUoo. »14*04, Easy BEAUTIFUL custom bome site* over, Stops* Mortgage Assumption. ATTRACTIVE eastern bofit » bedroom all appUances, ImfnedUU possession. terms. Extra*, After ». 4(V1U» looking BaM Eagte Uk^ N. otCUrks- rKDEPKNDENCS COMMONS. Profee- COLONIAL Immediate occspsacy. rsach la 8oothfteid. Spadoos Utcben, »t»