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Volume 25 Number 3 Monday. June 26,1989 Westland, Michigan 64 Pages Fifty Cents
+ • . 0195? Su bu rt*.nC o ITOTU Vat tow Corporal kin. All R) j>ib It** rvtd. 1 cISK fyi v6 i 3SOS IOG91 By Tedd 8chnelder ber of parts, and $15,000-120,000 were obtained after the transaction. staff writer worth of tools. Reed said keeping stolen car parts Police said Thursday they expect Police also confiscated six assault at storage facilities is becoming :^THrt ^AYlNE-tfestland > to seek an arrest warrant against a weapons, three rifles and a shotgun more common. "I don't know why," /F^UyYMCA wilt bold its third:: Garden City man for operating a in the 4 a.m. raid at the house, said he said. "Maybe they (car thieves /aMuAl "Invest In Vouth" golf - stolen car "chop shop" out of a West- Lt. Sandy Miller, who heads the task and chop shop operators) think it's a •Vt*&fltThursday, July 20, at • land storage locker. force. The parts are believed to be good, anonymous hiding place." ^Fellowis Creek GolfCourse, on'V: from cars stolen throughout south east Michigan, Miller said. ••;i$Lq^ Michigan Avenue,:',';> Officers from a western Wayne HE ADDED THAT owners or em V \C^Um'Terwi»lUp. •'••/.!;.'.?': "C County auto theft task force con ployees of such facilities should re '•i'/'Mod^y raised will be used to / ducted raids Thursday afternoon on REED CALLED the operation a port any suspicious activities to po .help' w^ families send children ; the storage locker and at the sus "medium-sized" one. He said the en lice. "teY pharos. '^X^X-Xy pect's home on Burnley early Fri gines and transmissions were from a day. variety of vehicles. nh Tbei oiitihg will include 18 holes '/ Reed said a lot of late-night visits ^fgoif, ridingcart , refreshments,-. They said the suspect, who is in his "That's a little bit unusual," he at one locker or a series of lockers ) dinner, trophies, prizes and gifts, said. "Usually they (car thieves and : SOs and has an extensive criminal could be one sign of possible Illegal 7 - ft Tickets are $100 each'and are X record including previous auto theft- chop shop operators) tend to special activity. Available by calling Janet .- ' . < ize in one type of car." Lolckniah, Y executive director at;, related convictions, wasn't home at the time of the raids. "This guy apparently was taking One sign of stolen engines being i 721-7044,' Thomas Brown, MSv'v* stored at the Westland locker was ;i$W; Robert Kenyon, 7il-8155; ^¾ whatever he could get his hands on," Police found 20 engines and 20 Reed said. grease leaking out the door and on ;Or Thomas Taylor, S3 WOO. ; s •;transmissions , all apparently stolen, to the pavement, Reed said. inside the garage-sized storage lock Reed said police received an anon .-:•? • Thursday's raids were the first ; er at Mr. Store-it, 5215 S. Merriman, ymous tip about the chop shop and ;i3^THEvWESTLAND; . /ft- north of Van Born.The stolen mer also had information from the FBI. conducted by the task force on an : rtcreafiph department's somber \ chandise was valued at more than The case against the Garden City area chop shop operation this year. playgKaind program will start 'X- 120,000, said Lt. Jack Reed of the man grew out of a previous case In The unit, which is staffed by officers I ? rWetfneitfa/, July 5y with ; v Western Wayne Auto Theft Elimina vestigated by federal authorities, he from police departments in a num ^istratioo tobe held at four, .-' tion Effort. said. ber of western Wayne County com /part site* Corrado on Gladys and munities, is funded by the Auto Theft BILL BRESLER/staff photograph*. : Flamingo; Central City on Ford' \ At the home officers recovered 30 On Wednesday, an undercover po Prevention Authority. west of Carisoo; Stottlemyw oo :' engines and 50 transmissions with an lice officer bought stolen parts from This chop shop was raided by officers who are checking iden Daacy and Hanover; aad Jaycees estimated value of $26,000; a semi the suspect at the storage facility, Staff writer Diane Gale con tification numbers on engines and transmissions In a Westland. •oWWndiroOdWidpunter, , :XXX trailer with an undetermined num Reed said. The search warrants tributed to this story storage facility. A Garden City man is being sought. >l Tljep^grwi,^^ free to local ': ; /r^sldepts, ibcludes softbaU, table ^ ga^i VblieyWjll, special events, • art* aid cra|ts, soccer and field : Board to name
Westland has been re-eleded to / the executive board of the Police^ Of fleers AsaocUUoQ of Michigan ; new principal ta"t th| grewp's' annual delegates'-; v Happy grad rneeting in Traverse City.,;. : v: ^Rjigeris'a POAM business/XX William DeFoor uses his agent/a former Westland police motorized wheelchair to get officer, iihd a city council .;; r / * his Franklin High School di :: : Candidate. //;;:/. X'X - x :\:X ploma at Thursday's com* % He was/re-elected by delegates mencement. He plans to en By Tedd Schneider •;represefltlng POAM members ':•' f: roll at Central Michigan Uni staff writer :f roni th^iigbout the state; TT»e V ' association rjpresenU more than : versity in the fall to study Wayne Memorial High School stu 'We're in the final :-4,000 law enforcement Of fibers'..' ' psychology. For more on the dents and parents will find out who phase and we graduations at Franklin and their new principal Is tonight Churchill High 8choots, The Wayne-Westland school board anticipate making our ^Er^lC JP, BABLER (s the which serve the north end of is expected to name principals for recommendations to newest member of the Westland; Westland, turn to page 3A. Wayne Memorial and two elementa the board.' parks' and recreation advisory \ ry schools during its regular meeting council, fle was nominated by at 7 p.m. The board will bear and — Tom Svitkovich Mayor Charles Griffin and vote on recommendations from Su associate superintendent ^irnied last week by the city perintendent Dennis O'Neill. O'Neill was still interviewing fi './Babjef; 28, Js'a graduate of •; • nalists for the three Jobs late last Eastern Michigan Uniyersi ty ~X\ 8HARON L«MBUX/»taN photograph* week, according to Tom Svltkovich, interview candidates for the vacan with^^ a bachelor's degree In associate superintendent for com cies, Svltkovich said. * business administration and a munications and finance. The committees — each staffed; miner in coostrocUon —... «'We*re"In"the final phase and we by a mix of building principals and-; ^aiiagerDent. anticipate making our recommenda district employees specializing it*:- • / He it'i 1978 honors graduate of Wayne-Westland district tions to the board (tonight)," Svltko curriculum, employee services and a\ John Olean High School Who Is a vich said. cabinet-level administrator — made-; .contract sales estimator for West The high school vacancy was cre finalist recommendations to O'Neill^ Detroit Glass Co., Dearborn. ated by the retirement of Francis The superintendent then interviewed --. (Bud) Winter, Wayne Memorial prin finalists. ;"; is 'on target' with repairs cipal for nine years. There were six applicants for the §>rf^ PEOPLE with "•;•" John Martin, Wlldwood Elementa high school job an410 candidates for; familial' names have been By Tedd 8chne!der As of May 81, the district bad services. "So we're pretty much on ry School principal, and Frank LaSo- the two elementary posts, Svltkovich^ reappointed to the WeatUnd staff writer spent $4.67 million, or more than target at this point." ta, principal at Monroe Elementary said, All were current Wayne-West plaining comnUarioo. onerthlrd of the bond issue money. The bond issue was approved by School, have also retired. land employees, although one of the yjjtfo*n*4 to?three-yea r terms The Wayne-Westland Community Improvements at the district's 34 ' district voters in January 1988, v '. Wayne Memorial candidates was; ! ar| iimm mayor Thomas Schools district is "pretty much on buildings are being scheduled over a • By spreading the projects out over JT WAS undetermined last week "not In a regular, fyll-tirrte position,'.'-, Taylor and 1W7 city cooncU target'" In completing repairs and three-year period. three years, the district is earning where the two new elementary prin hesald/; ';/• caadideUi Ethel BoOrngBr. purchasing equipment with money "We divided the projecta up in additional interest that could push cipals would be located. A district The Wayne Memorial applicants!• .•'!/ t^ey wtrl recomm«aded for raised by a $12.9 million bond issue thirds,, trying to do the most critical the total from the sale of bonds to official said there may be some ele- had a variety of experience and in* ; re^pjpointtDiat by Mayor Charles * mentary school reasslgnments. - • :-' • ^1 approved last year, a districted f icjal JJilngsJlrst," said Woody London,As _ Grirfta aod ceoflnned by the dty said last week. " sociate superintendTriC torTnisTness",. ——-"p|eawrrafrtT07»ff^"2 '**"Two comraIReeT were formed to "~ ------Please turn to Page %X codnctl last week.
^THEClTY'Sblitorlcai bommMOn expects to complete Food, fun and Fourth of July: what's the renovation of the ktotork Rowf Boos* this fall ao-lop« it • Calendar, . . . , . . .4A more ooomuatty uaate l tmiraiseWpVime. gears up Classifieds. . , .. , C.E.F |*UywCk«rt«OrtfftowroU ' Auto ...... C,F oV Ctty comdl reccotty that the Westland Is gearing up for the an Employment...... F baiMttf, relocated from CaatM nual Summer Festival, to start with Riders of decorated bikes will Join the indax ...... IF ToW»hlptolt»o-rreBttitoo» a Friday night parade and continue rwal estate . . . .-. E Msrcnetti tint aatt at liswhwrih i for the next four days of the Fourth parade of floats, marchers and Creative living . .... IE #tH beet* for inntt^i by of July holiday weekend. Crossword. . . . ,3c ceosOMQiy gnp^pm* aM prevtde Live entertainment, contests for decorate^ cars at 7p.m. Friday tor the Entertainment...... ,5D ferbW youngsters, food booths and carnival Sports. ..,''. . . . . 1C i '1 Oekbmiledety(Frteadiof rides will be featured, with fire procession to city hall. Streotscene. , ...X ,1D ^M*io MU1 a«J rrteadi of the works scheduled to close the festival IQ8\V . at . • .... 1B at 10 p.m. Tuesday, July 4. sure everything runs smoothly, festi The festival queen received mi* sThe oewdl aJse oooflnned the All the activities will be In the val chairperson Donna Raines said. merous prizes and the right to reign Newsline . . . .591-2300 •J"" "• ' s city's Civic Center, on the south Bide .over the festival and represent the 9Dortsllne. . . reeotto^Mfcpittkn t* re*ajnel5e of Ford, one-half mile west of Wayne ACTUALLY, THE first festival city for the next 1. monthjrShr— .591-2312 twhdla|theCKyofWe*tlai»d Road, between city hall and the Bai event was held Saturday night, when succeeds Debbie Couch, who reoent- Circulation ,591-0500 I---: "" ' ' iMhHsACsowNnity ley Recreation Center. the Miss Westland Festival Beauty ly graduated from John Qleno High Classified .691-0900 •V..V: Hundreds of volunteers are j£*£_ Pageant was held at the Bailey Cen- , ,,, ,, ,, , ing up to staff the event and make ier" ^ .-.,•'. • /-.- ^T Please turn to Page 2 J^r- -^. •^•^..>V-'; *f vv ••;>-: /,- *• --^-^-^--- / '-/. bks^M t±-^^ ^s- . Mb.pfc^Sihi«h«ttiA . i. • - ,> Utf .tiftiUfc^UM +^^uu^^m^m**i*i*AtiA^**ti^^^}m^*m^m^^^^ C 2A(W)-.-r'- OAE Monday, Juno 26,1989 Summer gets in gear Friday
WESTLAND FESTIVAL ENTER- 12-1 p,m. — Puppet show: Louise 11a.m. — Car show and must prereglster at the Bailey demonstrations 3:15-4:30 p.m. — Raupp review: 7th 11:30 a.m. - Remote control car TAIN>1ENT SaWatore 11 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. — Jim Buck Center grade class from Lincoln Park act race? 1:30-2:30 p.m. — Puppet show: ingham: One man entertainment, 2:30 p.m. - Bubblegum blowing ing out 50/60's music. 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. - Baby coa. • Friday, June 30 Louise Salvatore. singing and playing 3-4 p.m. — Golf chipping contest contest: 10-12 years old test 1 p.m. — Horseshoe throwing con 12:80 p.m. — Diaper derby: spon 6-8 p.m. — Sea cruise: country, 50/ 2:45 p.m. - Bubblegum blowing 12:30 p.m. - Horseshoe contesVfl. 6 p.m. — Bike decorating contest'V test sored by Wayne CountyParks and 60s, rock music contest: 7-9 years old. . nals 7 p.m. — Parade 2:30-4 p.m. Pie eating contest: pies Recreation 8-11 p.m. — Waco Country Band: 3 p.m. - Bublegum blowing contest: 1-2 p.m. - Dr. Harvey Allan: ESP, » 8-11 pm - The United Band-Mo- donated by Blazos 12:30-1 — Remote control car dem country music town Group 3-4 p,m. — Golf chipping contest onstration 4-6 years old mentalism, predictions show 2:15-3:l&p.m. — Wayne Karate Stu 4-5 p.m. — Longest fingernail con 12:30 p.m. — Remote control car Monday, July 3 3-4:30 p.m. - Ice cream eating con* ; . Saturday, July 1 test: no age limit races • test: Ice cream donated by Baskin dio 3 p.m. — Golf chipping contest finals' 5-5 p.m. — Facial hair contest: 1:30-2 p.m. — Cake decorating con 11-11:30 a.m. — Athenian League Robbins 330-4 p.m. — Horseshoe and golf 10:30 a.m. - the Spotlight Players beard, moustache, goatee test: Bailey Center Greek Dancers: ages 10-13 5-5:30 p.m. - Athenian League i. chipping awards 11 am.—- Remote control car dem 8-11 p.m. —Guy; and The Delrocks: 1 p.m. — Horseshoe contest 12:15-12:30 p.m. — EUte Cadre: Greek Dancers: ages 13-18 4-5 p.m. — Beer belly contest onstrations - '5O/'60s music 1-1:45 p.m. — Pet show: registration men's ROTC drill team 8-11 p.m. - Blue Water Band: pol 11:30 a.m.v— Remote control car kas, country, all types 5:15-6:15 p.m. — Men's, women'! Sunday, July 2 call 534-9343 12:30-1 p.m. — Elite Cadre: women's eices . 2-2:30 p.m. - Mutt races ROTC drill team Tuesday,July 4 legs contest: age limit of 16 years f 2.4:30 p.m. — Rock concert In the 9-10 a.m. - The Jim Ross Show 2-3 p.m..- Milford High School Vo 1-2:15 p.m. - Evelyn's School of 7 p.m. - Raffle drawing for bike :park: The Reach- 12-1:30^ p.m., 8-11 a.m. — Pancake breakfast: cal Ensemble Dance 8:30 a.m. — Fun run: sponsored by 8-11 p.m. — Tracey Lynne and The Stormbrlnger Band 1:30-3 p.m., Ac- sponsored by Wayne/Westland Ea 3 p.m. — Cake decorating contest 1-3 p.m. — Carnival rides for men the Westland Fire Department Mountain Express \ceptance 3.-4:30 p.m. gles awards tally and physically disabled, free 11-11:30 a.m. - Remote control car 10 p.m. — Fireworks Riiding program set Westland gears up for test Continued from Page 1 many years at Westland Center. show, live entertainment, remote control car races, a cake decorating from preschool through sixth School. Young readers can "Reach for are open to any child In the pro FESTIVAL WEEKEND will start' contest and performances by nuxner^ the Stars" beginning today as the grade. gram. The first speaker will be a The 14 pageant contestants were at 6 p.m. Friday with a decorated ous bands. Wayrie-Westland Public Library's Preschool and kindergarten chil fighter pilot from the Michigan Air Tammy Walsh, a new Wayne Memo bike riders assembly at the Wild- Athenian- League Greek dancer* Summer Reading Program kicks dren will hear some 20 books read National Guard. rial High graduate; Rebecca Ann wood Plaza parking lot on Ford and will open the Monday schedule at 11 .Into gear. to them throughout the summer. Walters, Traci Stafford and Doreen Advanced registration is re a.m., followed by a drill team exhibi The summer program, with it's Older readers, In grades 1-6, will Hodor, all new John Glenn High Wlldwood. Riders will then join the quired and will be open Monday- parade of floats, marchers and deco tion, performances by dance school ,/ "Reach for the Stars" theme, will try to read 20 books and record graduates; Carey Beth-Alexander students, contests and more bands. Friday at the library, 35000 Sims, Taylor and Holly Ann Krueger, who rated cars at 7 p.m. for the proces feature local "stars" in fields rang their progress on a special chart. The festival will conclude on the south of Glenwood, east of Wayne will enter their senior year at John sion to city hall. ing from astronomy to health care, The free Friday lectures, at Fourth of July with a five-mile "fun Road. Glenn next fail; Donna Valovick, an Rounding out the night will be the speaking to young readers 10 a.m. Wayne city hall, on Wayne Road run," contests and live band enter Eastern Michigan University senior; United Band Motown group, which each Friday. near Sims, or the Wayne Communi Interested persons may call the tainment. The program is open to children ty Center, on Howe and Annapolis, library at 721-7382. Brenda Bulmanski, University of will perform 8-11 p.m. Michigan senior; Michelle Audet, Saturday, the festival will start at Schoolcraft College student; Susan 10:30 a.m. with the Spotlight Players THE FESTIVAL was first held in Abbott, Western Michigan Universi and continue with remote control spring 1971 by then Mayor Gene ty junior, Jennifer Rudnlcki, 1987 car races, puppet shows, a rock con McKinney as a move to promote Wayne Memorial High graduate; cert in nearby Central City Park, community spirit. For several years, New principal to be named Jamie KUodziej, Henry Ford Com contests and 1950s and 1960s music it was held during the Memorial Day munity College sophomore; Cindy at night. holiday weekend. Later, it was Continued from Page 1 committee was searching for includ school administrator in the next Ruby, 1985 graduate of Bishop Bor- moved to the Fourth of July week ed a thorough knowledge of adminis years are going to be and_a clear_ end and renamed the Summer Festi- - - -gess High, and_Kathi Fit?gefalri, SUNDAY WILL start with a pan eluded building principals"and assist-" tration and- education at the high " idea about priorities." Michigan State University junior. cake breakfast 8-11 a.m. sponsored val. . ant principals, according to Svltkc- school level. Applicants for the elementary The pageant moved to the Bailey by the Wayne-Westland Eagles,-a Save the attached schedule for the vicb, who was the cabinet represent "We were looking for a person school Jobs Included some teachers Center Saturday after being held car show, a Jim Ross cable TV talk complete listing of festival events. ative on the high school committee. with experience, who knows what a as well as other administrators, Svit- high school curriculum is all about," kovich said. "THEY ALL HAD administrative he said. The job posting and Interview pro experience at some level," he said. "We also wanted someone whc cess for all three positions took Svitkovlch said the qualities the knows what the issues Jor a hlg)l about a month, he said. Like a Express Food Store on target'^with repairs good neighbor, StateFarm Helps Ed Sebesky Continued from Page 1 federal government. Previously, address system and building a new school districts were allowed to keep nearly $14 million, London said. athletic field press box at John additional Interest generated over is there. '. But the administrator said new Glenn High School; and replacing the life of the bonds. , Win Fame and Fortune, federal guidelines for bond issues re hallway floors at Wayne Memorial See me fSr car. home, High. School. quire additional interest not used af BOND ISSUE projects are split life and health ter three years be returned to the into two main categories — repairs insurance to buildings and grounds and buying books or other educational materi STILL HAVE Ed Sebesky of Garden Express Food Store als. NECK HAROLD J. CANNELL City wins the $50,000 in Garden City. COIK 0i)bseruer In terms of building repairs, the 27532 Ford Rd. Grand Prize with a , eratulations, from lbe> (USPS 663-530) biggest expenditures to date have PAIN? "Fame & Fortune" Michigan Lottery. been at the two high schools and the 1 Blk. West of Inkster ticket purchased at Published every Monday and Thurs Cherry Hill Adult/Community Edu CALL US! 425-4100 day by Observer* Eccentric News cation Center. papers, 36251 Schoolcraft, Livonia, The bond money has paid for Ml 48150. Second-class postage HICKS paid at Livonia, Ml 48151. Address $275,000 In paving work and J-all mall (wbscrlptlon.-cnangexjf ad - $197,000 - InrooL-repaire- al John CHIROPRACTIC dress, Form 3569) to P.O. Box 2428, Glenn High School; $377,00 in roof 27537 WARREN STATE FARM Uvonla, Ml 48151. Telephone 591* repairs at the Cherry H1U Center, 1 BLOCK WEST OF INKSTER 0500. and $154,000 in paving and $101,000 ^¾¾) HOME DELIVERY SERVICE worth or repairs to the athletic field CALt 525-7855 Newsstand . . . . per copy, 50* bleachers at Wayne Memorial High NEW PATIENTS - WITH AD Carrier ..... monthly,$300 School. INSURANCE Mall...... yearly, $55.00 The elementary and junior high FREE $100 All advertising published In the schools have also benefitted, with WORTH OF CAREFUL. adiUdashard Westland Observer Is subject to the bond money going for repair of PROFESSIONAL State Farm InsuranceContparv.es conditions stated In the applicable roofs, plaground equipment, building Heme Olltces Blooming ton. Illinois rate card, copies of which are avail CHIROPRACTIC CARE able from the advertising depart clocks and other projects.. ment,- Westland Observer, 36251 In educational purchases, the dis as a fist Schoolcraft, Uvonla, Ml 48150.' (313) trict has spent more than $1.5 mil CITY OF GARDEN CiTY 591-2300. The Weslland Observer lion on computers and nearly REGULAR COUNCIL MEETINO reserves the right not to accept an $100,000 on new textbooks, JoneS, 1889 advertiser's order. Observer 4 Ec Projects scheduled ior completion PUBUC HEARINO «t 7*0 PJrt. centric ad-takers have no authority this summer Include paving and car- Preseot were Mayor pro-ttm Platu ini Couocllroembert ScUldbefj, Nunneley, tod McNalty. Abwot to bind this newspaper and only . pet repairs at most elementary »a4 ticad were Mayor fordell «nd Cooocilroeroberi M»Jk« »J>4 Boebrlnger. publication of an advertisement shall — To loUci l Pub'tlc comro«nlj OQ TnRb la T« u tioa constitute final, acceptance of the schools; roof replacement at Adams PUByCHEARXNQ«l7;llP>4. -and Marshall Junior Highs; replac Preseot were Mi)or Pro-ttm PUku *M CwiocUroemben ScilWberg, Nunoeley, tod McNalty. Absent •*» advertiser's order. »jy) eifSMd were M*yor FonJeU *B4 Coc«ilmernberi M*A* «o4 Boehrlnjer. ing drain tiles, upgrading the public — To «olidt PvbUc conuDeoU oo reiooiog Lots 744 throcgh 7)1, L L. BUUck'« Sobdlrislon, from Ol (Gecer*! Siopplni) to C-l (Oener*! CornroercUI) DUtrlct. JOINT PUBUC HEARINO it 7:2» PJH. CITY OF GARDEN CTTV Preseot were M»yor Pro-lem »od CouodJroeoiben ScMldterg. Nunoeley, »D4 McNalty. Abseat tad — excused *ere M»yor Pordejl *B4 CwwdtirKmberi M*Ji» «od Boefcrtajerr Abo- present- were Pluming— * NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Cocnmtolooen Ooroun. Knoth, Hirpster, »o4 r>JTil. Jolyl7,lW9 : REGULAR COUNCIL MEETINO il 7:14 P.M. ) Prtseo\ were Miyor Pro-tem »o4 Cowxllmeinbert Schlldberg, Nuaoeky, tod McNolly. Abseot »od NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that ike Mayor tod Council of Garden CHy will bold a Public Hearing oo eicosed were Mtjor Fordel »ftd CoundlroWnbeti M»Jl« tod Boehriajer. Monday, July 17, 1)1», «t.«:« P.M.. in the Council Chambers, it Use Civic Center, »000 Mlddlebelt Road. Abo procol were Oty M»iu{er Aiotin, Qly Atloreey Mtck, »od AisUUnt to tbe City Masa^er Myer» CirdenCly. Michigan. Morcd by NoAneley. »gpported by McNully: RESOLVED: To approve Ux Mltutes ot lie Regular COQDCU JsJyl7.1M»,al«:4im • \ M«Hln| of May 1». 181». u preseoUd, YEAS.- Uoaatoous. . vOn tollciting Pttjllc comment* oo 0« Special Assessment Roll for District U of tie Sidewalk Moved by McNalty; wpported by ScttWoerf RESOLVED: To «pprov» to* AccooaU P»y«b!e, «J Uited. Repair Program located Nortb ©f Ford Road between Merrtmaa a.-vd Middlebelt Roads oo tbe YEAS: Unaolmout following Lot*. '•'•.;. '••••.'"'.,' Moved by ScWMberf tvpported by.McNally. RESOLVED: To »pprov« tbe followioj ccoseot j^eixja; «. To declare Jaoe, l»l» u"E t-I-l-McoO.* Hawlboree Seaare Sab. b. To approve tb» Resolirtloo wpportlBi tbe Historical Registration of Several Ford Motor -11.1).11.11. ; Corporation YUlage.IodustrUl Pl*ot*. Hawiborae BelgiU Sab. No. 1 c. TocooflrTo tbe Wkwln|,c6anje» to tie ZoninJ Board ot Appeal* effective June 5,1»)»: V). )?}. 171,171. »7», Mi.lM.JW. M, 117.40», 11», 111. 11», «4, 11«. «4.117.110. Ml. I4J,Hi.HI. Jim RebeaUsck - Regular to Alternate 14),1)).1)4,144.174,171, : Jim JaduoQ-Alternate to Regular -" Bawibom Helgats Swb. No. 1 d. To tcbeduk a Joiat City Owmcil/Ptrli aod R«CT«*UOO Commhsloo Mcetlr.g for 7*0 P.M. oo 14«, I'll, 17», 1T1, 111, 111, HI. 111. 1«, 11», 1», 117, 111,"111", 11». 1». 174. 1«. June 10,19l»,»t Maplewood Center. Rawtkorse-BetgitsSa*. . YEAS: Una airoou*. • • "''.•. 14,1.4, 1).17,)1, «7, IS.)),')!. »7,«), 51,7», 71.71,17, 41, »0, 91,99,101,101,101,10). Ill, 111.114. II), , Moved by SchiWberg; lopported by Nonoeley. RESOLVED: To grtat St. DuwUn** Ckorcb permteioo (o U«. Ill,HI, HI. U4.117. Ill,)1M». H». Ml. Ml, Ml. " bold tie Parish Festival oo Jose U, 11,14 aad 1), 1(19 ted to waive tbe Carnival license fee*. YEAS: Maplewco* Gtrdea* Uoaalmoos. -'., . ' .. • • 1,1,1,1». 1). 14, II. 14, i). 41b, 49«.•$,*», 7»,71.17«, I), 1*1,10), 104,110, 111, 11», Ml, 11», 11), 1(4«, Moved by ScbJldoerg; mpporled by McNalty: RESOLVED-. To-»w»rd tie hrop *um coelrtct for tb» 114b, 117*. 117b. 1141,1Kb, ltt», 119b, 110*. lilb. I!!*, I*»b. 111*. 111b, III. 114. Ill, Ml, 14», 111 1)4, Maplewood Center Re-Roofing to Lower PeolDnl* Roofing and Sbcet Metal, Iec, IM lowest rcspor^ible 1)1,141.144,14).171,174, __ bidder, la Ibt trooont of |17),«»), U fecommended by lb« Project Arckllect »nd AdnrtratraUoo, tnd to— — •-'.--.---::•:.:-•-' -•-.-- - Pert*! " " --••---- wahe tbt unit price diKrtptocy foood In tbe kwest reporalbl* bid, as re<{uested by tbe City Attorney. llCtt,4A1,4BI, llEJal, El*. I1CU1, 11E9A1A, 11E»A».E»D1A, YEAS:Unanlmott». . . -- ' '•'."*._ . R«*» Aveaee' . • . Mwfd by McNully; tapported by Scnlldberg: RESOLVED: To tward tie contract for tbe removal of eicess materials from Qty-dwoed property toSobvrbao Transport, the lowest reapoosibte bidder, for tbe Poller'* Quit* dsj Acres No. t unit price of 14444 per forty coble yard load, u tecornraeoded by tbe AdmlnUtraUoft. YEAS. Unaol- . 14)7, :••••• .':••';.. '. -- moo*. :"''.. .-' ' ' Polier '• Ctrdea City ACT e* No. 11 SebdivWc. Moved by ScWIdberg; tapported by Nonoeley: RESOLVED: To »wtrd toe contract for »4dlOonal Syitem l)4)b. »H4«I, l)44«lb, U1J, 1JM, })))«, l»))b, 1««». 1*4). 1M», »7»>)»71, )47), 1971. )$M J»W. It Dtsi Ca/udty to InternatJoeal Boslncss MKUoes, IftC, tbe »ole lupplier, In tbe Amount of 11).910, u mtb, tit*. 4041,4*015. «10,4011.4011.4411*, 4041*. 4011b, 4414«. 40)1,4011,404), 4044, recommended by tbe AdmlnUt/«Hoo^YEASt Unanimous. •'•'• TclitttCtr4t*CHjAeTttti*.l1 Moved by Scblldbert; topported by McNalty: RESOLVED: To renew tbe BftsoUclled proposal irom Kevin 1)10*. DM. 71»», mH>. »4lb, 1)41*, 1)44*. )))1 !))!*, 1)4». 1)47, WU, 1)4», 1)71.157), 1140», Krarals /or sli moaihs of "Up Your Alley? »1110» per episode for twenty «li episode*, »i recommeoded DlJb. 1M4*, 1)4),1)17,1)41*1, mill, 1)446), DUblt. 1407,1414«, 1414b, 141)«, 14] lb. 1414*1,1411b, by tbe Cable Ojrrunlssioo «nd Adminstrttton. YEAS; Unanimous. . »1». mo. ituo, 1417, m». 11)1. mi*, mibi, n». tin*, i4iib, i«i*. mib, i«s«*. i4)7c KM*. Moved by McNaU/, wpported by ScWIdberf RESOLVED: To reject tie bids received oo Aprill 1,19»), !»))b, 1440b. 1441«, 1441b. 1441«. 1441b. 144)*, 144», 1444*. 1441,1471,1471.1471,1474,1.4M. 11)1«, for leajlng of a Detective Bureau Ventcle*, «i recommended by lb* AdxnJnUlrtlloo. YEAS: Unanlmoo*. »M«, !«»«Mi»7M»»$«,14M»i:i«Mb, 1700,4047«. 4447*1,4041b, 4W«v. -.....;<•. v Moved by Scklldberg; tupporled by McNully: RESOLVED: To <*)1 * P»bll« Hearing oa Monday, Jane 1». ftdtt't Quit* Off Atttttit. 7 191», tl 710 Pie", to toUclt commcot* oo tbe ordinaoce coocerfting tbe fee for lot tptlU. YEAS: Unanl- 144»*, l»71*. 1471b, (»7)b. 1411*, 1641b, 1041,1011*1, lOMbl, 1041¾. 1044«, 1*47«, 1041«. 1044b, 101»*, moos. •'•' -':••••. •'•'.'•-' >**\ Get the picture! linb, Mil*. IMU, l»»Jb, 10«b, 1004«, 10*tb, |0»l«, lOttb, U04«, MM. 1104*. 1101b, 11Mb, 11I0H, Moved by SctiMberg; sopporkd by Nonoeley; RESOLVED: To talborlte (be tlgnlng of the Utter oi IllObt. MlObl, 1111». llllb. llllb. l)H«, JIHb, 1111«, IIDts 1114«, MMb, 1114b, 111»«, IllJb, 1110b, (odemnincaUoot4V«vs«(>gatyfc«tneMld-L«Ut«riStorrnDr«ln4geProJefitrtJT^tpc 'EARLY 1,000 seniors left addres&'.was given by senior class the last graduation ceremony at Churchill and Franklin president Michelle Martin and Franklin High principal Kenneth C. High Schools last week guest speaker was Churchill facul Watson, Jr. with diplomas in hand af ty member Donald Calhoun. ter graduation ceremonies held The 456 seniors received diplo Wednesday and Thursday, respec Presenting Churchill grads their mas from trustees Richard tively. diplomas were school board mem McKnlght and Patricia Sari. The The two schools serve the north bers Marjorie Roach, Carol Strom, commencement speaker was Sister ern section of Westland. Joseph Laura, Carole Samples, and Mary Francllene, president of Ma There were 496 seniors at director of secondary education donna College In Livonia, the slng- Churchill High at William MacFar- Robert Laundroche. lqg of the alma mater was led by land's last commencement as Renee Picard while Shahge Gray Churchill principal. The farewell THURSDAY NIGHT also was led singing of the National Anthem. JiMJAGDFECD/staff photographer V. Happy graduates at Churchill High are Mike Hudzik (left), Mi chael Jorgenson, Todd Trottier, Chris Frayer and (hidden be hind his cap) Dave Perroa. 1-. t ii -^-^-3^——i—>-»* r-hm '• \- '?* SHARON LeMlEUX/stafl photographer r ""~ Cassandra Cordray changes her shoes and then throws a bag with her old shoes back up to the balconyJoJier fami ly. Martin Pryor fans himself in the jam-packed balcony as JIM JAGDFELD/staff photographer he watches his, brother Mi Sam Singh, sporting a bat sign on his cap, gets a hug from little brother Suneil, 10. SHARON LeMIEUX/Slaft photographer chael's commencement. Summer program aims to keep kids out of trouble By Tedd ScWelder staff writer .. 'This is probably the best thing to A seven-week recreation program in four city parks should help keep happen to us in the tour years I've local kids off the street this summer. The program, proposed by Mayor been here/ Charles Griffin as part of the fiscal — George Gillies year 1990 budget, was approved by parks and recreation director the Westland City Council this month. "One of the best ways to curtail parks were used In that effort, Gil? this age, maybe we can stem the some of these activities that lead to lies said. burnout problem we face later on," drugs and alcohol Is by offering a be said, explaining that kids between solid recreational base," said George PLAY LEADERS In each of the 11 and 18 tend to drop out of orga Gillies, the city's parks and recre four parks will supervise outdoor nized recreational activities. ation director. "This program Is recreational activities. Table games, The four play leaders, who most going to do just that." arts and crafts and other activities likely will be college students, will "This Is probably the best thing to will also be offered. be supervised by one full-time parks happen to us in the four years I've Groups will meet inside the park and recreation employee. been here." pavilions when it rains. The play leaders will go through a The free, drop ln-style program Fridays will be reserved for spe two-day training session that will begins Monday, July 10 In Central cial activities and field trips; Gillies focus on how to work with children Clty^jCprrado, Stottlemyer and Jay- said. Participants will pay a mini and first aid measures, Gillies said. cee Parks. It wiUrunrrorhiOa.m. to mal fee"for those" activities;Includ —Glllle5"sald-the program will be 4:S0 p.m. weekday* through Friday, ing trips to Four Bears Water Park promoted on cable television and Aug. 18. and a Detroit Tigers game, Gillies through the distribution of flyers in It is geared toward children in kin said. Westland neighborhoods. dergarten through the seventh Gillies said he hopes to attract 15 grade. -• v to 20 youngsters to each site dally. For more information on the The program is similar to one set Children may show up at any of the summer recreation program, call up in the early 1970s, although four sites. the parks and recreation depart OLD-TIME TAVERN CHECKS school playgrounds rather than city "If we can get the kids Involved at ment at 722J620. Set the picnic and patio scene with the casual tablecloth that never goes out of style. Bold jacquard'Woven cotton checks in cop calls red/white or blue/white. 52" square, $18; 60" round, $26 TWO WOMEN were She said he ripped a telephone with her there, police said. The 54x70" oblong, $26; 54x90" Injured last week in separate off the wall before leaving the argument continued as the couple oblong, $35;Napkins, each $3. domestic assaults. house. ••"•.•"••- returned to their apartment. When they got back to tha On Tuesday, a 2 5-year-old In the other incident, a apartment, her husband grabbed woman was severely beaten by Westland woman Was injured Monday when her husband her and'prcssed the knife to her her ex-boyfrlend In a house on the face, threatening to kill her, the 8600 block of Lanewood, police allegedly assaulted her with a kitchen knife, police said. woman told police. / said. * The woman managed to work Police said the woman The woman, 24, received a two- to three-inch inch cut on her right her way free, but suffered the cut received two black eyes and in the process, police said. numerous bruises on her legs and cheek. She was treated by a body as a result of the beating. Westland EMS crew, but refused to be taken to the hospital. The woman told officers the Officers were called to the A WESTLAND patrol car Incident began shortly after 8 was vandaliiedearly Thursday p.m. when her ex-boyfriend, U, • Woodcrest Villa apartments, west of Wayne Road south of Joy, at while it was parked at Denny's came to visit her and their child. 7:45 p.m. by reports of a family Restaurant, 7725 Wayne Road, The victim told officers her disturbance.. police said. former boyfriend became Officers leaving the restaurant enraged after she refused to give The woman told police her husband became upset earlier at 4:15 a.m. found the car with a him the keys to her car. that af ternoon%hen she told him number of large dents in the side, The woman told police he she wanted a divorce. The woman tomato sauce smeared over the grabbed her by the hair and said she was afraid her husband roof and hood and an empty beer began punching her. When she fell would become violent, so she carton on t -/- / nnm HMMMIIIHI mmm Mi iMlMIMi \ ^> Monday. June 26. 1989 O&E *5A SC offers program How they affect taxpayers, districts for gifted, talented Schoolcraft College adventures in learning summer program cele By Tim Richard Local school property taxes are property. • Clarencevllle — New resources Walk-in registration on - stall writer unaffected. brates its 10In anniversary this Local districts would be allowed per pupil, $3,635, up 10.3 percent: year. campus is Wednesday, to levy a "foundation" millage. That Current millage of 37.9 Is cut 46 per Adventures In learning for gifted June 28, and Thursday, Voters have a simple choice Nov. Q. How does Plan 1 help schools? cent for homes, 33 percent for busi 1 would guarantee them 90 percent of and talented students offers enrich 7: Say "yes" or "no' to Plan 1, "yes" A. About $400 million in new mon what they collected in 1989-90 plus ness. June 29, from 9 a.m. to or "no" to Plan 2. If both get a ma- ment classes during the winter and ey would be pumped into public $250 to $350 more. summer terms. The.intent of the 4 p.m. bpth days. Most jonty.-the one with the greater num schools — $285 million Into a new . In addition, voters in a local dis • Garden City — New resources ber of.yesA'otesJjecornes part of,th6 program is to provide children classes begin the week state aid formula, $115 million into trict could levy another 4 mills. per pupil, $3,746, up 9 percent. Cur challenging -subject matter which Michigan Constitution. specific programs to improve school rent millage of 39.37 is cut 44 per of July 10. But both plans are enormously extends the range that is normally quality. Q. In mills, what do these cuts cent for homes, 31.5 percent for perceived and understood. complex. It means different things amount to? . business. to each of the state's 560-plus public The adventures in learning, begin July 10, others as late as July Q. Could the Legislature raid the A On average; a 12.3 mills cut for "TAG" (talented and gifted) pro 24. school districts, and different things pot for other purposes? homes and agricultural property — © Livonia — New resources per to every household. gram is designed for children be Arts and language classes In A. No, not for other purposes. Plan 37 percent For businesses, 7.3 mills pupil, $4,803, up 6.7 percent. Current tween the ages of 4 and 16 whose clude beginning conversational Both plans would pump more 1 would constitutionally earmark or 22 percent. millage of 33.6 is cut 27 percent for money into schools, which which strengths and potential exceed Spanish, imaginative writing, ad several taxes for schools: all the new There is no effect on school bond homes, 12 percent for business. their everyday learning opportuni have widely varying resources per half-cent sales tax, 60 percent of the taxes, county, city, village, township, vanced writing and word process child — less than $2,500 to more ties. ing, video productions, philosophy existing sales tax, net lottery reve village, special education or commu • PlymouthCanton — New re Students registering for the first for children, and rainbow of litera than $7,000. nue, portions of the "sin" taxes on nity college taxes. sources per pupil, $3,355, up 11.6 Plan 1 would raise the 4 percent time must be classified as talented ture cigarettes and liquor, and others. percent. Current millage of 34.17 is and academically gifted according Other classes include creative sates tax to 4.5 percent and provide But the Legislature could change Q. But no one is average, right? cut 50 percent for homes, 35.5 per no property tax relief. Plan 2 would to their own local" school criteria. dramatics, creative learning for how the total pot is distributed — A. Right. cent for business. The school principal, TAG coordi preschool children, theatre per raise the sales tax to 6 percent and that is, adjust the school aid formula. We've calculated some of the ef cut school operating property taxes • Red/ord Union — New re nator or teacher should certify this. formance, suitcase art and draw fects on western Wayne County Computer classes include com ing II. by varying amounts. Q What happens to revenue in school districts. Now, the numbers sources per pupil, $3,819, up P.6 per Don't look to your political party cent. Current millage of 40.35 is cut puter programming 1 with BASIC, Walk-in registration at the regis Plan2' are out of date by one year, but computer programming II, applied tration center on campus is affiliation as a guide. Both parties A The sales tax would go to 6 per they're the only ones available from 43 percent for homes, 31 percent for are split alt over the map """> business. computer programming with BA Wednesday, June 28 and Thursday, cent on Jan 1, but electricity and the state and will give you a rough SIC, and beginning typewriting. June 29, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. both' In general, lawmakers from high- heating fuel of low-income house idea. tech metropolitan suburbs, where as • South Redford — New re Sessions begirAJuly 10. — -4¾¾. The campus is located at holds would be exempt from the Math and science classes include 18600 Haggerty, between Six and sessments are soaring, opposed put sales tax. Every district would get $300 to sources per pupil, $4,570, up 7.2 per ting the plans on the ballot. $340.more per pupil. The first num cent. Current millage of 33.77 Ls cut the challengevsf math I with com Seven Mile roads. School operating property taxes ber is the new revenue per child puters, exploring biology, ad For further information, contact would be reduced by a gross of $1.3 26 percent for homes, 11.5 percent Lawmakers from rural areas, available if the plan were in effect for business. vanced biology, exploring chemis the continuing education services, where the farm economy is hurting, billion, minus $200 million in lost now followed by the percentage in try, . exploring physics, and the at 462-4448. Most classes begin the favored the bigger tax plan. "circuit breaker" rebates for house crease. Next is the current year's wonders of science. Some sessions week of July 10. holds whose property tax bills ex school operating millage, followed s • WayneWestland — New re Here are some of the more com ceeds 3.5 percent of income. sources per pupil, $4028, up 8.8 per monly asked questions with answers by the percentage reductions in that Homeowners would get a $975 rate for homes and businesses. cent. Current millage of 43.13 is cut from the legislative staff analyses: million cut; businesses, $340 million. 41 percent for homes, 29 percent for Remember, these numbers can't business. 1 Q. How does the tax part of Plan 1 Q. Isn't this the plan with tax base take account.of future assessment Need Hot work? sharing? increases, and you have to calculate MarrfnV/lndoWs A. The sales and use taxes would A. It sure is. Beginning in July the effect on your "circuit breaker" go up next Jan. 1. This plan would 1990, 14 mills of tax on business rebate yourself. not exempt electricity and utility DOUBtf HUNG WINDOWS Water property would be collected state Here's what happens if Plan 2 THAI BIND OVER BACKWARDS bills of low-income people. wide and 9 mills on non-business passes: TOPUAHTOU. ..*'*" •*/«, This is the dou blehung UteYour^ ; window that The V of M Eating Disorders Program tilts for easy e«& cleaning. 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And your first 50. enjoy expanded Saturday drive-up more checks are free. service at many offices. you And if you maintain a $300 minjmum For more information, call MJC save... balance, there's no monthly service toll free, 1-800-342-5336. togr^' ^^^^^^^mttttmmmmmmmmmmmmm mmmmmmm^ gggggMMMggl ^m .lB(LXn.W,Q-eA) J)&K- Monday, June 26, 1989 of view eiger roots shape N SCHOOL IS OUT for the summer. mwi^a-jRLfHC^Pgt^T* school graduates into productive em ployees costs far too much. (F^ee i." < The kids are back at home. This is a time of relaxation before the serious Iacocca, you are right.) The politi \ finger-pointing starts this fall about cians must understand that (n the I the schools. end holding office requires at least Easiest target is the teachers and some courage. (Gov. James Blanc- their unions. "The biggest problem hard, Sen. John Engier ana others in Midwest speech's colorless with the schools is the goddamned Lauding, pleast take note.) teachers unions" is a complaint as Power President George Bush said m (he WHILE READING one of our sis osm iLtMWiapwMaJtitaMfcJUMwwwwBaHMwaw^M common as remarks about the rainy campaign that he wants to be the ter papers recently I noticed a letter weather. Observation Point ' education president The NEA is a to the editor that used the term "red That may be so. It's more than major artor in what is bound to be a neck''to describe people. likely, for example, that the real _ J first met him just after he had fierce Washington debate about While I've heard the word before, reason the state Legislature and the been elected president in Livonia. He what to do about our kids and their it struck me that If a similar term Jeff governor have never gotten together had a good reputation. Hotshot math schooling and especially about who was applied to any other group of on school financing is that the Michi teacher at Stevenson High School. pays what. people, it would have been edited out Counts gan Education Association .(the big Basketball ref. Good with kids. Hard '6f the paper. gest teachers union in Michigan) al charger. Tough guy in negotiations. \ GEIGER points out that the feder ways wanted more money up front (He was, too, for about the first thing al share of education expenditures i," '.Most papers don't use slang terms he did in Livonia was lead a long has been dropping steadily for yeais for ethnic groups, unless quoting by your state of mind and not the In the North, we quite correctly than political cowardice could sus state in which you were born. take a picture with a camera. In the tain. strike that won a pattern-making Now at less thai 7 percent of the to tsomebody. Such terms are in bad A fellow worker who taught jour South they "make" a picture. In settlement.) tal, the decline in federal support is "taste. nalism at a major university in De Michigan we sqeeze something, BUT TEACHERS unions are a I got to see him in action about a one of the root causes tor fights troit told me that he once asked his while down South, they "mash on it" fact of life. Virtually all teachers in year later. I forget what the conflict about education finance in states ..BUT APPARENTLY it can be class the meaning of redneck. Their And while we plan things, south Michigan public schools are union was about, but it had to do with the like Michigan. He argues that "we used to describe white people who response was a southerner/ erners are fixln' to do things. ized. That means that even if you schools and there was this room :aust convince the country that edu have a southern accent. As a youth I spent many of my buy the idea that teachers unions are filled with-peophrsnafluTg at each cation, like defense, is a matter of -^'The street definition of a redneck To me talking southern, as my rel national survival, but at the same summers in central Arkansas with atives call it, is a kinder and gentler part of the problem, they must also other and in walks Keith Geiger. He .Is- a person with an accent who Is a my fathers' family and never once be part of the solution to the "rising was tall and friendly looking, and he time he says that the NEA should de way of speaking. It's not as harsh velop "analytic models" that can bigot, drives a pickup truck with a even heard the word redneck. People and abrupt as northern speech. tide of mediocrity" that has made said. "Let's just see what we can do gun rack, and when he isn't lynching would call somebody an old boy, but the education of our kids the biggest together to get this thing straight evaluate now to get a bigger educa black people can be found fishing. never a redneck. I consulted with my Several years ago when Michigan gripe subject of the decade. ened out." tional impact for each scarce dollar was having tough economic times spent Rednecks drink large quantities ol father on the'word, and he told me That is why insiders will be paying And he did it, too. Sure, he hung he never heard it In the South, and and Texas was booming, Michigan close attention to what happens this tough with the contract he had nego Should he make it to the presiden beer, talk about the engines in their residents headed South in quest of pickup trucks and chew tobacco. thinks he first heard it in Detroit in- . Thursday In Washington, when some tiated a year earlier. But he was in cy of the NEA, Geiger would be an the 1950s. work. 8,000 teacher members of the Na terested in what the parents had to important player, balancing his con It's a cartoon character, just like Having a part southern back At the time I worked with a sports tional Education Association open say and he reached out to see just cerns for his union with his hopes for the images of hillbillies with long ground, I've noticed the way north editor who had relatives who moved their convention. (The NEA is the why the businessmen were upset. kids. In a recent letter, he described ; beards, no shoes and wearing over erners react to a southern accent. South. He was astounded that they biggest national teachers union, akin And, unlike some people I've known, himself as "a strong negotiator and alls while sitting on the porch of a Often they think the person is igno weren't treated well because of their to the UAW or the Steelworkers.) he made it clear right from the stci t contract enforcer but also willing . mountain cabin. rant because of it. northern accent. I found it a refresh- What folks do at conventions (be that what happened to the kids was and anxious tc reach out to parents, ^^fhe dictionary defines a redneck I've always thought that the sound e-ing turnaround. sides speechify, pass resolutions, his biggest concern. "Otherwise I the community and tc business to ,. -is a rural, poor white southerner of a southern accent in blacks and By thinking that everybody with gossip, party and stay up too late) is wouldn't be a teacher." he said later. seek solutions together as we try to whose sunburned neck was acquired whites is wonderful, and often times southern accent is a redneck, we are elect officers. And what folks just make education better for all stu by working in a farm field. It goes on borders on the poetic. doing a great wrong to a group of might do at this NEA convention is THE POINT I'm trying to make is dents." to say that they are often regarded people who have managed to retain elect a guy from the Michigan sub that Keith Geiger seems like the I liked that And I hope Geiger las' ignorant, bigoted and violent. some regional character in face of urbs president of the whole darned kind of person who could help propel makes it. SOUTHERNERS HAVE a better teachers from being isolated and grasp of our language than us Mid the standardization of America. national teachers union. Partly because it's nice to think ";;THAT DEFINITION is pretty scorned (because they are regarded western clods who sound like we Southern voices stand out of the His name is Keith Geiger. He used as part of the problem) into being that somebody from around here close to our cartoon character hill- learned English from Mister Rogers crowd. And I like the sound. But I to be president of the Livonia Educa made it in the really big time. Hilly. key participants in what needs to be on Public Television. don't like the sound of the word red tion Association, and he went on to* a widely inclusive social contract to Mostly because I think we've got a -r.At some point In our history, peo Midwestern speech is always cor neck. be president of the Michigan Educa save the minds of our children and terrible problem in public education, ple, like that have existed and proba rect, but It's colorless and has no tion Association and then vice presi ensure our economic security. and I have a lot of confidence in bly do to this day. taste. It's the white bread of accents. dent of the NEA. Sooner or later we have to get ev Geiger's ability, toughness and com -'.But they don't all have a Southern Southern speech is full of earthy Jeff Counts is editor of the I've known Keith for 20 years. I erybody to the table, mindful of this mon sense lo help solve it. accent. Being a bigot is determined phrases. Plymouth and Canton Observers. think he's quite a guy. point. Community leaders must rec .bi; ognize that strong and good schools Philip Power is chairman of are the bedrock of a healthy city. the board of Suburban Communi Vi' portunity to call it "junk." "Junk" lars make it possible for American portation, road construction and (Coleman Young, please take note.) cations Corp., the parent compa 'Junk' mail suggest that advertising mail has businesses to employ millions of maintenance and others. The business community must rec ny of the Observer & Eccentric i no value. If advertising mail has no people and provide wages, retire Advertising mail, like advertis ognize that making illiterate high Newspapers. value, why do newspapers strive so ment, health, and other employ ing in general, makes a lot of is unfair label hard to attract the very same ad ment related benefits. Call it things possible. vertising to their printed pages? 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Donald Cbamplne of Detroit, John JUDGE MCCANN ordered the others of your anti-abortionist be However, in the May trial, found the seven guilty of disorderly The seven are the last group who Whlsenhunt of Roseville and Douglas seven to pay a $200 fine; $275 court McCann set the jail time at 20 days. liefs. conduct for blocking the entrance to pleaded not guilty and stood trial af Ranville of Toledo chose to pay the costs and $5 state fee, or spend 10 But when you break the Jaw and the Women's Advisory Center, 275*9 ter being arrested during the sit-in. fine. days in jail. Before sentencing the seven sit in the doorway of a business, pre Six Mile just east of Inkster Road. According to court administrator Tamara Grant-Hubbard of Ypsi- He also ordered them to serve 25 Thursday, Judge McCann told them venting people from coming in, then Judge McCann sentenced the sev Joseph Mysliwiec, three of the pro lantl and the Rev. Donald Mullett of days of community service'and 18 they had a "constitutional right" to you must pay a penalty. en to either $1,125 In fines, court testers sentenced Thursday made a Garden City Christian Church filed months probation. Their cost to par protest In the United States. With those words, 16th District costs and other f ee3, or to 10 days in- partial payment on the- fine, two an appeal bond of $1,000. "* ticipate in the community work pro '-'But there's a right way to do It," Court Judge Jarries McCann handed jail. filed bonds showing, they will appeal Ann Rock of Livonia and Joseph gram will be $375, while their cost to he said. "You run Into problems down sentences Thursday to seven The sentencing stemmed from the the sentence, and two chose to serve Klee of Plymouth chose to spend 10 participate in the probation program when you become disorderly or pro-life protesters. Nov. 12 sit-in outside the medical the 10 days in jail. days in jail. will be $270. . trespass." ontinues as murder victim buried By Maria Chestney The old tree-filled Cedar Valley continued to sift through clues to house at 34785 Seven Mile. Ciller's police can only speculate why Giller, Murray said that Giller was a gup staff writer Cemetery in this quiet village is light find his killer. own handgun lay next to his body. instead of going in the front door of collector and that numerous guns years away from the turbulent "We're exploring all avenues," Police decline to say whether the his house, walked around the side of were In the house. Police have not "Big John," a tough Detroit cabbie streets of Detroit — streets-which Livonia'police Lt. Michael Murray gun had been fired. the garage. said whether Giller was killed with who took the.toughness of big city Giller drove all his adult life, first as one of his own shotguns. "I"' life in stride, was buried last week in said. "We're investigating every Giller and wife Catherine had just Firefighters found his body east of a cabbie for Checker Cab in the thing. Giller had survived a gunshot a rural Michigan community of 200 1940s and then as the owner and returned home. Giller parked his car the garage, almost in the back yard. fired last year by an angry cab driv residents. founder in the mid-1970s of his own "Was it a random B&E? Was it in front of the garage while his wife er he had fired In Detroit. The final resting place of Exavor company, Greater Detroit Cab Com-' someone who knew him? We're look went inside. POLICE SAID a basement win Those who knew Giller said he "Big-John" Giller, who was mur pany. ing at a thousand different things. Catherine Giller told police she dow had been smashed and the house was a streetwise, tough business^ dered Monday outside his Livonia And we can't discuss where we're was hit on the head Inside her house ransacked. man. *' home, is the village of Twining — a looking." and lost consciousness. It is not It appears the Gillers surprised Besides Catherine, survivors; In village not much bigger than Middle- SERVICES FOR Giller were held A shotgun blast to the chest killed known how long she was uncon burglars who were in the house. clude daughter Bonnie; sons. Victor, ton, the mid-Michigan town in which Thursday at the Thayer-Rock Funer Giller, 67, after 10 p.m. Monday as scious. Catherine Giller told police she saw Martin, Charles and Ricky; and 10 Giller was born. al Home In Farmlngton as police he walked near the garage of his Because there are no witnesses, two white men in the house. grandchildren. Freezer trial testimony near end China unrest may By Peggy Aulino was allegedly using in the months film these people," Hathaway said. ground balloonists staff writer Tm going to allow the before her death. In his testimony, "Don't harass them." Leonard Tyburski said his wife at Stanyar objected to Haulaway's Will the Chinese balloonists make Anyang Aviation School, and Hao A final defense witness was ex jury to decide. . . tempted suicide sometime during ruling that the freezer could be it to Plymouth? Dongshan, China's most skilled bal pected to take the stand today in whether or not this the week before her murder. wheeled into the courtroom and ad R. Scott Lorenz, the co-owner of loonist ..-:.7 the murder trial of Leonard Tybur- case should be "If I suggested that she needed mitted into evidence. She argued the Mayflower Hotel who extended An active schedule awaits the Chi ski of Canton. The closing argu counseling, she would get violent," that law enforcement officials at the invitation last fall, should find nese if they make it ments are likely to be delivered to reduced to he said. "I really thought she was the scene when the body was re out tomorrow night when a North Balloon competition \ scheduled day and the jury may start deliber manslaughter.' having a nervous breakdown." moved could describe during testi west Airlines flight from Shanghai, for July 1-S In Travi City and ations. via Tokyo, Seattle and Minneapolis, On Tuesday, assistant Wayne mony the size and shape of the ap July 7-9 in Howell. Si| g visits Tyburski, 46, Is accused of sec — Judge Richard pliance. lands at Detroit Metropolitan Air also are planned for,( County prosecutor Glenn Page port. ond degree murder in the 1985 Hathaway joined Stanyar In urging Hathaway "It just makes it a circus," Sta Mackinac Island an? ieldVUi death of his wife, Dorothy. He to admonish the television camera nyar said. "I don't think it's neces "I just got a telex today," Loreni lage, Lor faces a jail term of up to life in men about their conduct around sary. It's Inflammatory and I ob said Friday. "They got the tickets I "Well flinch >ut of Plymouth as prison, with the possibility of should be reduced fo man Tyburski's family. Kelly Tyburski, ject to it." sent them. They're shipping their often as We can scXresidents can se£ parole, if convicted. slaughter," Hathaway said in deny who found her mother's body In the Hathaway allowed the freezer to balloon on the same plane they're them," haadded. \ •.'•:•<' Defense attorney Carole Stanyar ing the motion. freezer on Jan. 2, fled the hallway be placed in front of the defense flying on." "We haveqirite a few people want asked Detroit Recorders Court The highly publicized trial began when cameramen refused to stop table during the testimonty of Can The unrest In China, however, ing to have\hem oveV for dinner, so Judge Richard Hathaway Thursday a week ago and culminated In the taping her during a break in the ton Police Detective Keith Lazar, could keep the four balloonists home, we're going w do thatXLorenz said. to reduce the charge to man testimony of the defendant. Tybur proceedings. who aided with the initial investi Lorenz conceded. "It's very important forHhem to £eej slaughter. That motion was denied, ski described Wednesday how he gation. how the average AmericarHives in! but the jury - if it finds Tyburski argued with his wife, then hit her "They feel they have been har- "I thought that it was relevant "You can appreciate the fact that their homes. ; :. ' j guilty — could come back with a head against a beam and threw the rassed," Page told the judge. for this jury to be able to see the anything can happen," he said. "I'll "I am very excited by the cultural} verdict of either second degree body into a chest-type freezer. . Hathaway, who had barred cam dimensions," Hathaway said in believe it when I see it" exchange opportunity and the? murder or the lesser charge. Man eras from the courtroom, left the overruling Stanyar. The judge said Lorenz extended the Invitation to goodwill tp.be generate^ by this Vis-} slaughter carries a minimum sen STANYAR IS expected to call a bench and went Into the hallway the jury would not be allowed to the Chinese to be bJs guests this year It" Lorenz said. ; tence of 15" years. jpedical doctor to tie stand to give where television news crews had look inside the freezer, and it was after participating last fall in a bal The Chinese are expected to re-' "I'm going to allow the jury to expert testimony about barbltuates been stationed all week. removed from the courtroom after loon competition in Anyangi China-- main until mid-July. But first they; decide. . . whether or not this case and tranquilizers Dorothy Tyburski "I'm going to ask that you not Lazar's testimony. The small delegation Is expected have to arrive andr well, time will, to include Zhang Jle, president of the tell. '.; ! — What kind of a kid——- ••. t. do you suppose Thomas Edison was? ./ ^ Bet he looked at problems Bet he watched how And you know that small If you're wondering if it's and saw solutions. Like things work arid thought of genius; can grow up to all worthwhile, just imagine Maurice Scales who ways to avoid wasting time become big genius—with what Edisoh would have invented Baby No-Mash to or effort. Like Gaitilin the capacity tb make said. prevent doors from closing McGracken who invented America number one again. Invent America! on little fingers. the Orphan Kitten Feeder To participate, just write \ For now—as never Bet he saw how things for Three. Invent America!, 510 King before—our country needs were done, and imagined Maurice, Lillian and Streef^Suite 420, f an inventive spark. better ways to do them. Gaitilin were three of the Alexandria* VA 22314, or who-——-^thousands ot winners in the caD703/684^83^ invented the Puddle Invent America! education 1 Detecting Cane for the blind, program, , I: Bringinghrlifct Utas •H •< ftfil MM* •>,-.-":%: :'.•.',•.•<••".*••; lite mmmrn mmmmmmmmm "ViiviPi'iiiiqMiNiPiiivm "iMPH "• i( [i m '•BM^yiiyi yu •*•«••• wiiiiipJimlyiiai.iMuy gt 'j»;•>««• y y T*T»^» r»-ry»y ^ !P 10A*(P,C,R,W,Q-8A) O&E Monday. June 26, 1989 Commissioner S'craft workshops set 'SoVfi waste is a for coaches, athletes classical regional Mental training for coaches and tal aspect of sports at the workshops. sSEMCOG issue. SEMCOG cah athletes Is the focus of a series of Bray is the first full-time sports workshops being offered this sum mands on local governments," he participate in inter- psychologist in the National Hockey mer at Schoolcraft College, Livonia. League and has worked with profes said. Workshops ior athletes will meet "State government does not have county waste sional and amateur athletes. Terry July 8,10,12,15,17 and 19 and Aug. Mills, director of the Competitive Local units will have to solve en the dollars to deal with the Issues; management 1, 3, 12,-19, 25 and 27. The fee is vironmental problems themselves, "Local governments will have to Performance Center, will dlsciiss agreements.' 1195. ;. ; ' performance enhancement. together and without federal or step up to the task/' he said, citing Coaches workshop will be offered state help, says Milton Mack Jr., problems of solid waste, stormwa* Schoolcraft is at 18600 Haggerly, ter and Infrastructure, a collective — Milton Mack Aug. 5. The feo is $125. the new chair of the Southeast Detroit Red ;Wlngs team psycholo Livonia. Additional information is Michigan Council of Governments.- -term for public roads, bridges, SEMCOG chaitman available by calling 462-4413. "The '90s is the decade of the en sewers and water lines. gist Hugh Br^y will discuss the men vironment, and solid waste is the Although most solid waste plans Issue of the '90s," Mack said as are being drafted on a countywide SEMCOG delegates unanimously basis, Mack said SEMCOG has a Census jobs available elected him to head the seven- role iii this area. The U.S. Bureau of the Census Westland who would like to apply county regional planning agency "Solid waste is a classical re wants to hire hundreds of local resi should call the Rochester Hills dis gional issue," he said, noting that last week. Milton Mack Jr. dents lgimediately to help list and trict office at 853-8200. The first western Wayne County cities generate it, townships accept w verify residential addresses in prep Applicants must be U.S. citizens, official to head SEMCOG in its 21- it, the state makes the rules, and chair of SEMCOG aration for next year's census. at le"ast 16 and with access to a car year history, Mack, 40, is a fourth- the county runs the programs. on its various committees. they had been ripped in half. Residents of Livonia, Garden City, in good working condition. A 30-min- term county commissioner. "SEMCOG can participate in ' At an annual meeting held In "It's a thankless job but a Plymouth, Canton, Red^- -i ute test is required. Mack, D-Wayne, has seen his inter-county waste management Dearborn, Mack was elected to rewarding one," Davis of regional own career in county politics take agreements," Mack said. succeed two people — Nancy Dav planning. a downturn when he supported pol is, Ann Arbor Township supervisor Other officers elected last week DISCOVER icies of former County Executive AN ATTORNEY, Mack has who gave up the post when she lost are: first vlce-chalr, Clyde Cleve William Lucas and former board headed the county board's public a re-election bid last year, and land, Detroit councilman; other AUSTIN cbair John Hertel. services and solid waste planning Pred Korzon, Bloomfleld Township vice chairs, Martha Hoyer, Novl committees. supervisor who filled out her term. councilmeraber, Gerald McCaf GALLERIES "THE FEDERAL government is Ironically, he said in an inter In high humor, the 140-member frey, Macomb Intermediate school backing out of its responsibilities view, he will have more time as general assembly gave Davis and board; E.A. 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DAN DEAN/staff photographs BEFORE THE commercial Jo Mondro, RD clinical dietitian at Providence Hospital in vegetables, hard-boiled egg, crackers, fresh strawberries with cultivation of mushrooms, which Southfield, shows meal for cancer patients that addjMpalories whipped cream and a croissant with butter. Ensure supplement began in France at the time of and protein without adding volume. It includes tuna safad, fresh drink is high calorie and high protein. Louis XIV, they were so rare a delicacy in many locales that they were reserved for the ruling classes. Nowadays, with such bounty at hand, it Is a culinary challenge to explore the whole In sickness or in health, range of mushroom cookery from garnishes and sauces to soups and main courses. Not the least of the mush room's benefits is the fact that it Is unusually low In calories, rich eating right is essential in vitamins and low In sodium. Four large mushrooms contain See recipes, Page 2 Overt malnutrition Is present in an prevent cancer or a recurrence of it, Naumoff has come to certain conclu just about three calories, most of estimated 40 percent of all patients the booklet said. sions or "tumor humors," as she which are consumed just by By Janice Brunson hospitalized for cancer, Remer said. "For individuals under treatment calls them. chewing them alone. staff writer for cancer, the highest (nutritional) Patients "across the board" dis "EATING HINTS," a booklet pro priority is a balanced diet adequate like red meat, regardless of how it is THE MOST, notable variety HE OLD SAW, "You are duced by the U.S. Department of in calories, protein and vitamins," it prepared — browed, baked, ground readily seen in all markets in what you eat," is perhaps Health and Human Services for can also said. or pureed*. cludes the moonlight~white and never more true than when cer patients, offers tips reflective of A diet supplement called Isocal, botton varieties. When purchas T one is ill. good common sense to ensure better "NUTRITION IS really important described as "bland, mild and flavor ing these, look for ones that are Good nutrition, a necessary nutrition during cancer treatment. _ as a part of therapy. I tell patients less" by those who are well, Is uni firm, without blemishes and with ingredient for healthy living, is even • Try ice cream mixed with they must think of it that way. Good versally favored by the sick. caps that are tightly closed so more essential during bouts of major ginger ale or a milk shake, frozen nutrition helps them fight infections Ice cream, JelM), applesauce and that the gills underneath the cap life-threatening Illnesses such as yogurt or eggnog. and tolerate treatment better," said other pureed foods are generally are not visible. In the East and cancer. • Eat small meals more often. dietician Jo Mondro of Providence considered refreshing; orange and 1 1 Midwest, most -^vaiielies—^arr "==RDTsease-and treatment can cause • Keep "snacks handy for nib Hospital. nthfr-flftid j" ***^" froafo int*** - white or a light cream-colored medical problems that result In bling. Mondro, who works exclusively nal burning; and individuals on che but in California and other West dietary problems for patients," said • Try eating snacks before bed with cancer patients, said her advice motherapy need twice the sugar to ern states, whites, cream-colored Sandra Remer, a Farmlngton Hills time. includes "eating exactly opposite as make things taste sweet. and brown varieties are readily nurse who supervises the care of • Rely on food you really love. you would If dieting." "Patients who aren't feeling well available. cancer patients seeking outpatient • Concentrate on making meals When appetite is up, "pack it in" don't like talking about food," Nau When purchasing exotic mush services at Southfield's Providence more enjoyable. and eat as much as possible. Try to moff said. rooms such as the shitakes and Hospital. A balanced diet helps prevent add calories without increasing vol The challenge to the hospital dieti creminl varieties (two of the body tissues from breaking down ume, cream instead of milk and lots cian is "coming up with ways" to more common market varieties), Depending upon the type of cancer promote and maintain normal and where It strikes, patients may be and can help rebuild normal tissues of butter and dressing. again look for unblemished as that have been affected by the treat Make food more appealing by ex weight. signments that are firm and have unable to eat or digest food properly. Tumors, for example, may alter the ment, according to the booklet. perimenting with different ingred no visible sign of mold or sliml- HOSPICE PATIENTS who are patient's ability to maintain nutri Research, the booklet said, indi ients and new recipes. Combat fa nessv critically ill are encouraged to eat tion, according to Remer. cates that cancer patients with good tigue by eating small amounts fre To store mushrooms, place eating habits may have fewer infec quently. whatever they want in • order to them unwashed in a plastic con Patients also may suffer loss of maintain strength, according to appetite as a result of complications tions and be able to be up and about Patients at Providence Hospital tainer that is-open at the top or In more. also receive diets rich in supple Mary MacGregor of Southeast Mich a paper produce bag open at the or side effects from surgery, che ments like Ensure, Enrich or Carna igan Hospice in Southfield. Last top to allow them to breathe. motherapy, radiation or other medi The booklet also emphasizes that diets high In fiber and low In fat, tion Instant Breakfast. year, the facility offered services, Plastic bags should not be used cal treatments. including dietary advice, to approxi for storage because mushrooms "Treatment can adversely affect while recommended by the National LIKE MONDRO, Jo Ann Naumoff mately 1,000 patients. tend to give off moisture and they the nutritional status of patients, and Cancer Institute and the American is also a dietician for cancer patients "We encourage soothing foods," will become soggy and mold a negative nutritional balance can Cancer Society, in no way "prevent" at an area hospital. By observing the cuisine that is easy to chew, swallow more easily. If you purchase the even become a matter of day-to-day cancer. There is no evidence at this eating habits of the seriously ill, and digest." freshest mushrooms, expect them survival," Remer said. time that changes In your diet wilt to keep for no more than one week In this fashion in the fridge. Mushrooms should be cleaned Just before cooking and/or eating. If you are certain the mushrooms haven'Vbeen treated with chemi Pub-style warmth earmarks Rugby Grille cals, a simple wipe with a damp <, paper' towel or soft-bristled It was a special occasion, so we The wine list met with our critic's vegetarian pasta to $24 for char with filet mlgnon ($21) and New , mushroom brush will suffice. If looked for a special new place to approval. It Is extensive and fea grilled lamb chops. Many entrees York Strip Steak ($19), and Includes you are not certain, a good rins meet frlend3 for a farewell dinner. tures a nice selection of wines sold are char-grilled and those that aren't char-grilled veal chops ($22.50), ^Q ing and quick drying on paper We found a great spot for an inti by the glass. However, it is difficult 3re prepared with a light touch - salmon ($20), chicken ($15.50) and towels will do nicely. It is not mate, delicious meal — the Rugby to find a moderate-priced wine'on^ sauteed, steamed,or broiled with broiled whiteflsh with lemon caper necessary to peel mushrooms. Grille, Birmingham's new British the list — which-is also truo of the care. No deeper led foods here. butter ($18). Simply trim off a thin slice from We ordered from the evening^ pub style restaurant In the Townsend menu. • 1 the stem and they are ready to Hotel. * . - , Dinners range from $14 for a THE, DINNER menu leads- off specials, which included sauteeo use. . •' Its English theme Is carried out In soft-shell crabs ($22) and lightly cherry panellrlg and tables and deep breaded and sautced lake perch NOW, A WORD on mushroom green Carrara marble, which Is used -($18)^served.wlth..cute.U«k.rou3h;„> brushes. A few years back, mush throughout for table tops as well as room redskins (redskins cut Into room brushes were de rlgueuf for a fireplace mantel and accents. mushroom shapes). A terrific, crispy and all good kitchens had them It almost feels like a study, with salad accompanied our meals. prominently displayed. At about its hunter green plaid draperies and Intriguing specials also Included $4 each, these were a marketing striped wallpaper, in deep green, sautced baby halibut with hazelnut strategy that soon went bust. blue, rose and gold tones. • crust ($19) and char-grilled medal ent selections each day. Nowadays, good cooks keep a soft the grill seats Just 42 at present, lions of beef with wild mushroom toothbrush in the gadget drawer, but will expand to 76 in a few weeks sauce, and bearnatse ($22). Details: Rugby Grille. Toum- ready to lightly brush off any dirt when eight tables are added in the WHILE THE main entrees are send Hotel, 100 Townsind, Bir-' that ordinary rinsing won't re colonnade off the hotel lobby. That tasty, the Daked goods are unforgett mingham, 642-7d06.[ Hours: move. If you are neurotic about Breakfast, 7-11 a.m. Kfondoys- means more activity near the lobby, able, right down to our whole wheat i i cleaning the little beauties, you which already encourages visitors dinner rolls; /The pastry chef, Don, Saturdays, 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. Sun probably wouldn't be Interesed in and guests to stop for a genuine Eng Palmer, prepares all the breakfast' days; lunch, 11:30 a.m. io 4 p.m. knowing what they grow in so we lish tea time. and dinner rolls and wonderful pas-; Mondays-Saturdays; dinner, 4 wl\ leave that info for a later ston tries and desserts — even cakes for p.m. to midnight Mondoys-TTmrs- THE OCCASION we were cele weddings held at the hotel. days, 4 p.m. to 1 a.m. Fridays- Saturdays, 2 p.m. to midnight The temptation to gather wftd brating was the retirement and In the heart of downtown Birming Sundays. Dinner reservations, mushrooms can be very strong, pending move of Observer & Eccen*. ham, the grill draws most of Its recommended. but unless you are an expert on trie.wine columnist Richard Watson clientele.from area businesses, re the subject, it is almost Impossi and his wife, Susan. Before they 8TEPHEN CANTRElt/lUft pnotOQraph* tailers and residents, as well as/ Prices: Breakfast #1.95^19.05; ble to be sure which fungus are moved west to Washington, we had Townsend guests. lunch: $6\95-$8.95; dinner: $14424. to sip a few more glasses of wine David 8t. Qermatne supervises lunch hour sandwich buffet at Lunches arc quick and good. Main Visa, AfasterCard, Diner's Club, and try out a new place. the Rugby Grille in Birmingham'* Townsend Hotel stay of the lunch menu Is a sandwich American Express. -f»fws*4watO-P4g£2_ buffet ($¢.95) featuring four differ* Value: Good. expen$i\>e: mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmaamm^ ^tttmmim *m mm 28* O&E Monday, June 26. 1989 -conscious cuisine OPEN DAILY •* AM TO 9 PM • W\MOriMY. TUE80AY«WE0NESDAY«THURSDAY^ ¼ cup water or clam Juice The following recipes are from ASPARAGUS WITH 2 CONVENIENT ITDIDI C M'ANUFACTURER'8 VJ cup finely chopped fresh dill or COUPONS "The American Cancer Society RED PEPPER PUREE LOCATIONS Cookbook" by Anne Lindsay In con 2 large sweet red peppers 1 teaspoon dried d.lllweed UP TO 35'VALUE sultation with Dr, Diane J. Fink 2 teaspoons olive oil 2 tablespoons grated onion 5 MILE & FARMINGTON FRJ0AY>8ATUR0AY'SUN0AY (Hearst Books, New York, 1988) V* teaspoon dried thyme 1 tablespoon lemon Juice . LIVONIA'PH. 261-6565 I MANUFACTURERS | freshly ground pepper 1 teaspoon salt and feature cuisine that la high In 38000 ANN ARBOR ROAD .DOUBLE COUPONS UP T(f$0 «. fiber, low in fat and rich In vita 2 pounds asparagus dash Tabasco sauce LIVONIA • PH. 464-0330 I mins and minerals. ; '•' > ^ cup low-fat yogurt Roast peppers on a baking sheet V4 cup low-fat sour cream Copyright 1933. Footfand. RED LENTIL SOUP In 875-degree oven for 18 minutes. ft cup finely chopped celery We Reserve The Right To one 8-ounce package dried red len Turn and roast on other side for 18 two 7% ounce- cans salmon, Limit Quantities. tils (about 1 cup) minutes longer or untUpeppers are drained 3 onions, coarsely chopped blistered and soft. Remove* from *f Good Monday, June 26 thru July 2,1989 5 cups water oven and placelrT a heavy paper or In a. small saucepan, sprinkle 1 bay leaf : \ .; - plastic bag. Close bag and let gelatin pver cold water or clam 1 large clove garlic, finely chopped. peppers sfeam for 10-15 minutes. juice. Let stand until softened,' 1 teaspoon dried thyme/or 1 table Using fingers and a small knife, about 5 minutes. Warm oyer medi spoon chopped fresh pee) skin from peppers, seed and um heat until gelatin. Is dissolved. 3 carrots, scraped and thinly sliced tut Into strips. In skillet, heat oil Let cool to room temperature-. Stir 3 tablespoons chopped, fresh pars over medium heat; when hot, add in dill, onion, lemon juice, salt, Ta* ley roasted peppers and thyme. Saute basco, yogurt, sour cream and cel salt and freshly ground pepper for Z minutes. Season with pepper- ery,. Refrigerate >intll mixture be o taste. Puree in food processor. gins to set. Wash and drain lentils. In large Wash and break tough ends off Remove skin from salmon. Mash Stent saucepan, combine lentils, onions, asparagus. Cook in large pot of salmon with a fork or process In a water, bay leaf and garlic. Cover boiling water foi"5-8 minutes or un food processor. Mix into gelatin and simmer for 1 hour. Add thyme til tender. Drain thoroughly. Spoon mixture, Spoon into 4-cup mold. HOLIDAY and carrots; simmer covered for 30 hot pepper puree over Individual Cover and refrigerate until firm, at m,lnutes longer, or until carrots are plates. Arrange hot asparagus on least3hour8. COOKOUT tender and lentils are soft. Remove top. Makes 6 servings. Unmold onto serving plate and bay leaf. Add parsley and salt and surround with crackers, melba pepper to taste. Serve hot. Makes 8 SALMON MOUSSE WITH DILL toast or fresh vegetables. Makes SPECIALS! servings. 1 envelope unflavored gelatin about 4 cups. Look for our circular in this paper or in our store! Boneless Rotisserie Eye ol Round Upscale mushrooms come "GREAT ON THE GRILW .Fresh Extra Lean ROUND GROUND Stan's Homemade Fresh ROAST 188 LB. KIELBASA LINKS Boneless Butterfly in quite a few different types ROUND '1.89 LB. Fresh Extra Lean PORK $ a nice variety of dried beauties that abounds at local import stores and a 1.89 LB. Continued from Page 1 need only be reconstituted in a little few of the better Italian and Polish CHOPS 3.88 LB. GROUND "Hot or Mild" Fresh warm water or broth before adding markets import hearty and flavorful Boneless Loin edible and-which are poisonous just SIRLOIN LB. ITALIAN SAUSAGE by appearance. Most upscale gro to your favorite dish. Be sure to re varieties that can add a discriminat H.99 BAR-B-Q cery stores now carry an exotic line serve the soaking water for addition ing taste to everything from lasagna U.S.0.A df tempting mushrooms and safe, Into the dish because flavors leech to beef remoulades. 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Bake 1 hour 3 large eggs slightly beaten, one at a Cheesecake Club in Farmlngton and 35 minutes. Turn off oven and time J Hills share these recipes, which are leave cake in for another hour. Cool 1 teaspoon len^nextract flavors not included among the 13 on rack to room temperature, then 2 teaspoons grateSTemon rind cheesecakes they offer customers. chill. Garnish with thin slices of canned peaches. Preheat oven to 450 degrees. Beat • PEACHES AND CREAM cream cheese and sugar until light CHEESECAKE and fluffy. Add eggs. Add lemon rind SuU* HOLIDAY DEU FAVORITES! 2 pounds cream cheese Crust and extract and mix. Pour into a V/« cups granulated sugar (9-lncb sprlngform pan) prepared crust. Bake 15 minutes at Kowalski "Grandma K's" 4 large eggs — lightly beaten 1¼ cops flour 450 degrees. Reduce to 350 degrees, SPIRAL * & cop heavy cream Vi cups sugar bake 45 minutes, cool to room tem 1 teaspoon vanilla extract 1 egg yolk — slightly beaten perature, then chill. 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The phone rings, It's ranged can be rotated V< to Vi turn right? Crisp greens, v/getables and salad is then dressed with 1 table friends from out of town and you periodically during the cooking time. fruits are refreshing and, best of all, spoon reduced-calorie thousand is hear yourself invite them for dinner. Example of foods that cannot be T low in calories. Plus, they're full of land dressing. Sounds good, and the Don't panic and don't despair if you stirred are lasagna or chicken. Vege vitamins and fiber. calorie total sounds even better. This have a microwave. table kabobs should be rotated dur Lois Thieleke But some salads are more health salad contains fewer than 70 calories Microwave cooking does not add ing cooking time to prevent over home economist, Cooperative Extension Service ful than others. Before tossing your and less than 25 percent come from more heat to the house. There is no cooking In certain areas. greens with dressing or mounding fat preheating required so It saves time , The tops of large foods are closer Keep a can of dark, sweet cherries towels from the microwave. Colorful them high with other salad-bar goo and energy. Microwaving >is faster to the top of the oven and therefore In the cupboard for emergency des fingertip towels dipped in water and dies, check your options. The •For a tasty dressing, try this re than conventional ovens and the.food tend to cook faster than the bottom. serts. Top off the microwave dinner rolled — mlcrowaved 15-45 seconds amounts and types of dressing and cipe for Apricot-Sesame Dressing. It retains flavors and nutrients. You Turning large foods such as a beef with Cherries Jubilee. Heat brandy, served in a basket — will make a ' toppers often determine your salad's contains 22 calories per tablespoon, have quick, easy preparation and, roast over during cooking helps cook rum or kirsch about 20 seconds in spectacular ending to your meal. healthfulness. Compare these salad, with a trace of fat and no cholester best of all, quick clean-up-so you can food evenly. the microwave, ignite and pour over Warm weather is a time to enjoy ; selections: ol. spend more time with your friends. When more than one food is being thickened cherries and ice cream. A family and old friends. Don't spend it - Microwave cooking dictates that cooked, arrange the foods In a circle flaming finish to a wonderful dinner. slaving in the kitchen over ar hot - SALAD A: Includes 1 cup of mixed APRICOT-SESAME DRESSING you learn some key words and tech so the center Is empty. Anything End your meal with the hot finger- stove. ' '*. greens topped with "diced tomato, In a small saucepan combine 1 niques to produce a perfect product. placed in the center will not cook as shredded Cheddar cheese, crumbled teaspoon cornstarch, Vi teaspoon These words are: covering, stirring, quickly as foods placed toward the bacon, sunflower nuts and a gener garlic powder and Vi teaspoon rearranging, rotating, turn over, ar outside. Baked potatoes, for exarn- ous 2 tablespoons of thousand island ground ginger. Stir in one 5½-ounce range in a circle, elevating and ple, are always placed In a circle. A salad with spinach dressing. Sound good? Maybe', but can apricot nectar, V* cup red wine standing. All foods, even a cup of coffee, the total calorie count is about 300; vinegar, 1 tablespoon honey and 1. Covering the food will shorten the will heat more efficiently If elevated about two-thirds of the calories teaspoon sesame oil. Cook, stirring cooking time. It eliminates splatter off the oven floor by a turned-over constantly, until thickened and bub ing and retains moisture to keep fla glass dish or a cooking shelf. After would please Popeye come from 23 grams of fat. cooking time, allow food to stand as SALAD B: Also starts with I cup bly. Cook and stir 2 minutes more. vor and nutrients locked In. A color Chill, covered. Stir before serving. If ful vegetable platter is a good exam heat continues to penetrate through AP — Popeye, the spinach-crav nuts. Pour on dressing; toss lightly-- of mixed greens and diced tomato. food. Plan so that while one food is But it's topped with low-fat fixings desired, sprinkle 1 teaspoon toasted ple. Arange asparagus, zucchini, ing strongman sailor of the comic until spinach is coated. Makes 6-ff' sesame seed over salad greens. yellow squash, carrot strips, brussel standing the other Is cooking. page, would love this side-dish salad servings. _Makes % cup. sprouts, broccoli and cauliflower on because it's full of bis favorite food. Creamy Dressing: In a small mix- ' a serving platter. Sprinkle with a lit A MICROWAVE Is one of the easi It's easy on the cook in the galley, ing bowl stir together ¼ cup dairy BEST-DRESSED SALAD TIPS tle water. Wet a couple of paper tow est ways to defrost food for last-min too, with just three ingredients plus sour cream, 2 tablespoons sugar, 1 Ice cream © Read labels. Many bottled els and lay over vegetables, and mi ute guests. Hopefully your freezer is the zippy dressing. tablespoon prepared horseradish, Vi dressings average 60-80 calories per crowave, or cover with plastic wrap. stocked with some frozen foods that teaspoon dry mustard and V* tea-_ tablespoon, reduced-calorie versions This too will keep the moisture in can be used for emergency situa COTTAGE CHEESE spoon salt. Using a wire whisk, grad-- is a snap just Vi to ¼ that amount. side. You are actually steaming the tions. Foods that cook well In the mi AND SPINACH SALAD ually blend In 3 tablespoons herb-fla~ © Before serving creamy dress food. Season when ready to serve. crowave Include baked potatoes, 7 caps torn fresh spinach (10 ounces) vored vinegar. Cover and chill until ings, dilute fat and calories by com vegetables, muffins, soups, sauces, 1 Vi cops cream-style cottage cheese serving time. chicken and fish. Make your entire bining some dressing with an equal STIRRING HELPS to redistribute V» cop chopped walnuts Nutrition information per serving: a to make amount of low-fat plain yogurt. heat from the outside of the dish to meal In the microwave, especially creamy Dressing or bottled creamy 194 cal., 11 g pro., 11 g carb., IS g* • Create your own tasty, low-fat the inside so the food cooks more on hot days. dressing fat, 17 mg chol., 368 mg sodium. US." AP - Who says homemade ice dressings. You can replace Jialf or evenly. A good example, of this For fancy chjeken breasts, make Place spinach in a large salad RDA: 69 percent vit. A, 23 percent cream is just too much trouble? This more of the oil in most recipes with would be pudding or rice. Wild rice an orange sauce of cornstarch, sugar bowl. Spoon cottage cheese on top of vit. C, 13 percent riboflavin, 12 per-% rich, premium-quality dessert takes fruit juice or broth. For creamy would be a nice accompaniment and orange juice, pour over the spinach in a ring. Sprinkle with wal cent calcium. - just three ingredients and you don't dressings, replace part of the may with a meal and the vegetable chicken. Serve with orange slices, a need a special freezer. onnaise with low-fat yogurt, pureed platter. colorful "vegetable platter, rice or cottage cheese, buttermilk or tofu. When some dishes can not be potatoes, and muffins. Your meal is THREE-INGREDIENT • Use one part oil to one part vi stirred, moving or rearranging foods complete. Make fish fillets using TOFFEE FREEZE negar rather than the typical 3-to-l from the outside of the dish to the lemon pepper and lemon juice. Serve One 14-ounce can (1¼ cups) sweet ratio. A mild vinegar, such as rice or center helps redistribute heat and with lemon slices. Stir-fry beef and ened condensed milk balsamic, reduces tartness. promote even cooking. Foods that vegetables In the microwave. One 6-ounce package (1 cup) almond How do you brickie pieces or miniature sem- Isweet chocolate pieces MMMWM'W 2 cups whipping cream celebrate Combine sweetened condensed that milk and almond brickie pieces. In a BOB'S small bowl beat whipping cream with an electric mixer OD low speed ounce for ounce until soft peaks form; fold into con densed milk mixture. Transfer mix OF CANTON ture to a 9-by-9-by-2-ineh baking Philly pan. Cover tightly with molsture- 8611 Lilley Road • Canton and-vaporproof wrap. Freeze 6 Across from airport In the Golden Gate Shopping Center has!/2the hours or until firm. To serve, scoop A into Individual dessert dishes. Makes 454-0111 Joy Road & Lilley ^ i£ZU about 14 quarts (10-12 servings). WE SPECIALIZE IN OVER-THE-COUNTER 8ERVICE. NO WAITING. WE calories . Nutrition information per serving: PRIDE OUR8ELVE8 ON GREAT PRICE8 ON HIGHE8T QUALITY BEEF- 394 cal., 5 g pro., 34 g carb., 28 g fat, PORK-POULTRY-LAMB-VEAL-AMI8H CHICKEN8 & AMI8H BEEF 79 mg chol., 71 mg sodium. U.S. of butter RDA: 17 percent vit. A, 13 percent HOURS M-SAT. 9-8: SUN. 10-6 We R«Mrv*th» Right riboflavin, 15 percent calcium. toUmJt.QuanUlkL- or FOURTH OF JULY B-B-Q SPECIALS margarine? TUESDAY'ONLY WEDNESDAY ONLY JUNE 27, 1989 JUNE 28, 1989 Hamburger made from U.S.U.A. GRAIN hhU we Need Ground Round BEEF WHOLE With an additional N.Y. STRIP volunteers Who '5.00 purchase Soldir- 7-10 lb. Bag Only LOINS Love Happy -Limit 10 lbs. lb. '2.69 Campers! M.28 "Sliced Free" Limit One USDA Grain Fed Beef USDA Grade A Bone In $ Pork.,. Mti Sirloin Steak 2.89 b Baby Back *2.49 lb: Spare Ribs T-Bone Made from the Loin. Not sectioned $ from the Rib portion. Steak 3.69 «>.• Hamburger made from Porterhouse A Chopped , $ $ Steak 3.79.b Sirloin 1.67 ib Whole Beef ' Tenderloins $5.89 i . Ground A b Chuck $1.37 «b Sirloin Tip ^^ Sold In Family Pac 5-7 lbs. $ . Grade A Split Roast 2.29 #tft Polish ages 9-12 participate In Picnic Salads a variety of outdoor Hot Dogs *1199 ib Ham lb. • Potato • Macaroni 'J activities, but they cant do Natural Casing gj* AA Louis Rich Cole Slaw It without your help The limitations and doubts they Hot Dogs 4i09 ib. Turkey face can be diminished by a lb. volunteer who cares. Your Breast lb: participation at camp sun S i in liUti*itm*^m*m******t*m****m*m^*immm*mmm WNPPPPP mmim *iw*»ww*w**mvmif 4B* O&E .Monday, June 26. 1989 Cheese creates salad Put a party together with deli tpod that ,00ks impressive AP -- rtead for the deli counter thin slices of prosciutto or corned • Skewered Appetizers: Thread cooked ham, cooked turkey or pep when you need an easy and creative beef around cherry tomatoes or cubes of salami, cooked tortelllni, peronl Into pasta during last 5 min AP — You will wow spring dinner On a platter arrange greens, olives answer for dinner or a last-minute melon balls. Thread onto a wooden cheese cubes and vegetables alter utes or boiling. Drain well. Top with guests with this spectacular salad. and tomatoes; sprinkle with green party food. Fully cooked, ready-to- toothpick. nately onto skewers. Marinate, your favorite meatless pasta sauce. Despite its impressive look and onion. Cover, chill. For dressing, in a use deli meats are full of possibili chilled, for several hours In Italian • Fast Fajitas: Heat bite-size taste, it's not hard to make because screw-top jar combine oil, vinegar, 2 • Pepperonl-Stuffed Olives: Fold tablespoons water and mustard. ties. thinly sliced pepperonl In half three salad dressing. Drain; serve. strips of fully' cooked turkey or you can divide the preparation into cooked roast beef in microwave for several simple steps. Hours ahead of Cover and shake. Chill. times to make a wedge shape. Stuff In a small bowl combine egg and 1 PARTY FOODS . into pitted colossal-size ripe olives. DINNER IDEAS 1 minute on 100 percent power time, prepare the platter of greens, (high). Wrap in warm flour tortillas shake together 'the dressing and tablespoon water. In shallow bowl • Stuffed Pea Pods: Stir 1-2 • Tortilla Stacks: Layer five 6- • Salad for two: Toss bite-size with salsa, sour cream or guacamole shape the cheese patties. Cover and combine cornmeal, bread crumbs, tablespoons milk Into about 4 ounces inch flour tortillas with 4 ounces strips of pastrami, corned beef or dip. chill them all. Fry the cheese patties sesame seed and Parmesan cheese. of braunschwelger or llverwurst. sliced ham or salami and 4 ounces" salami (about 6 ounces) with one uri- • Potatoes Plus: Heat one 16- just before servings In a small mixer bowl beat Pipe Into fresh pea pods, split sliced cheese. Cover with waxed pa drained 6-ounce Jar marinated arti ounce can German-style potato Neufchatel and gjetost cheeses with lengthwise. per; heat in microwave for 2 minutes choke hearts and about 6 cups torn salad. Slir in chopped, fully cooked SIZZLING CHEESE SALAD an electric mixer until combined. on 100 percent power (high). Cut into mixed greens. Serve immediately. salami or fully cooked ham. Warm 4 cups torn mixed greens Shape mixture into 12 equal balls, • Meat and Fruit Bites: Wrap wedges. , . • Meaty Pasta: Stir strips of fully and serve. V* cup pitted ripe olives flatten to form 2-inch patties. Dip 6 tomato wedges each into egg mixture; coat with 2 teaspoons sliced green onion cornmeal mixture. Cover and chill 'A cup salad oil At serving time, in a 10-inch skil V* cup tarragon vinegar let melt margarine. Add patties; Chicken Dijon crispy in microwave 2 tablespoons water cook on medium heat 3 to 5 minutes 2 teaspoons Dijon-style mustard or until golden, turning once. Ar AP — Yes, you can enjoy mi MICROWAVE CHICKEN DIJON percent poweF (high) for 30 to 40 sec ty portions toward edges of the dish. 4 egg range patties on top of the salad. crowave oven-fried chicken and still 1 tablespoon margarine or batter onds or until melted. In a small mix Cover with paper towels. Cook on 1 tablespoon water Shake dressing and serve with salad. get-a crisp coating. It's not quite as xk cup fine dry seasoned bread ing bowl combine bread crumbs, high for 8-10 minutes or until no pink 2 tablespoons cornmeal Serves 6. crispy as pan-fried but much lower crumbs parsley flakes and paprika. Toss remains, giving the dish a half-turn 1 tablespoon fine dry bread crumbs in fat and more healthful. with melted butter. every 3 minutes. Makes 4 servings. 1 tablespoon sesame seed, toasted Nutrition information per serving: 1 tablespoon dried parsley flakes 330 cal., 7 g pro., 15 g carb., 27 g fat, The secret? Coat only the meaty ¼ teaspoon paprika Rinse chicken pieces and pat dry. Nutrition information per serving: 2 teaspoons grated Parmesan cheese On waxed paper brush pieces with 167 cal., 21 g pro., 5 g carb., 6g fat, 4 ounces Neufchatel cheese, cut up 78 mg chol., 169 mg sodium. US side of each piece and cook meaty 2 whole medium chicken breasts (12 RDA: 27 percent vit. A, 13 percent side up. That way there's no coating ounces each), skinned and halved mustard. Dip each piece into crumb 54 mg chol., 379 mg sodium. U.S. 1 cup shredded gjetosi cheese (4 mixture, coating the meatier side RDA: 62 percent niacin, 19 percent ounces) vit. C, 11 percent thiamine, 21 per on the bottom to absorb juices and lengthwise cent riboflavin, 14 percent calcium. become -soggy. Cover with paper 1 tablespoon DIJonstyle mustard and leaving the other side uncoated. phosphorus. 2 tablespoons margarine or butter towels — not a cover, plastic wrap In a"" microwave-safe 8-by-8-by-2- or waxed paper — so moisture can For coating, in a 1-cup measure inch baking dish arrange pieces, escape. cook margarine, uncovered, on 100 coated side up, on a rack, with mea Home of Everyday Low Prices and More 38741 ANN ARBOR RD. • PLYMOUTH m r- , ^ ». HOURS: PRICES GOOD .^, QUAum...... 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Oan power and speed. -area Justice. Jelt Skinner. Steve M-Her. Tim Horton: P-Leo Hutchinson Redford CC Intensively, the main Plymouth Sa'em'Jrjc^jie^hj^iiovvjeJBianc^ T( •- - • P-Craig Murray Farm. HarrJsoo.^ ~hard. Dennis Hanson. Kevin O'Leary. Plym Q Ingredient is pitching. fe C-4o«^OelJeatrw—~*-.-7-r-Re High school All- Stars 'wing it' at tl By 8f«vo Kowalskl ter of Intent to attend Eastern Michi The West scored the game's only Murray made that comment be to head coach Thursday, because the on a baseball scholarship, The East staff writer gan University, dald he threw fast- run In the third. Mount Morris' Scott fore entering the game, and his im East's head coach, Dan Grlesbaum honor went to MUford's Jeff Irish, balls 75 to 80 percent of the time and Wlnterlee walked with one out, and pression of the mound didn't change of Qrosse Polnte South, was taken to who collected two of the six East Observerland stare Leo Hutchin also mixed In an occasional curve he scored all the way from first much afterward. the hospital Wednesday complaining hits. ; V •-••• son and Craig Murray are two rea and knuckleball. when shortstop Bob Vallcevlc threw "It was nice,", he said. "I wish I of stomach pain, sons why Thursday's high school wildly to first trying to throw out could pitch off It a lot. The mound Is Orlando praised the effort of Immediately after the game," Irish baseball all-star game at Tiger Sta TWENTV'THREE of Hutchinson's Eric Dan Apllls on a grounder. really high. There are no holes at Hutchinson and Murray. signed a professional contract with the Torortto Blue Jays, who solected 1, dium was so low scoring. 39 pitches were strikes, although he "That'a what happens -*- that's all/' ^They're both excellent pitchers," •: i htm earlier this month in the major The West beat the East 1-0, scor wasn't excited about his control. how it starts with walks or errors," A banquet to honor the players Orlando said. "The key to the whole V . league draft. Irish had signed a let* ing an unearned run In the third In This was Hutchinson's second ap said Hutchmson. and Induct 10 coaches into the Michi game Is coming to Tiger Stadium. ter of Intent earlier this month with ning off Hutchinson, who pitched an pearance in Tiger Stadium, so the Murray and Hutchinson agreed gan High School Coaches Association Controlling your emotions Is one of Central Michigan. otherwise flawless game. ','•'•• jitters weren't to blame. the best thing about Tiger Stadium is was held Wednesday night at 2uc- the most difficult things. Hutchinson, a left-hander from "I was wild, trying'to overthrow the pitching mound, which Is cared caroV Country House In Mount "I guess the last couple all-star The other nine inductees into the; Redford Catholic Central, relieved on 0-2 pitches," said Hutchinson, who for like a baby by the Tigers grounds Clemens. Ron Helller, a long-time games have been high-scoring, MHSCA Hall of Famo were Dick starter Jim Miller (Waterford was 15-) for the Shamrocks, a Class crew. \ coadl of Livonia Franklin and Livo games. This one turned Into a pitch- Banovlc, East Jackson;' Frank Kettering) and pitched too tblrd and A semlflnallst. "I don't know what It nia Adray'a sandlot team, Was one of er*s duel. I don't know If it was the Clawsen, Royal Oak Kimball; Ron fourth Innings, allowing no hitt and was. I was all over. "IT'S MINT - plain and simple," the Inductees. (overcast) weather, or that the pitch Engels, Wyoming Park; Larry Gall; walking two. / • ' "It's still ft big thing for every Hutchinson said to Murray In the "I'll never forget it," Murray said. er's were on top of the gamo. It was Flint Carman/Alnsworth; Marvin, f0r nere art Farmington Hills Harrison gradu body. You come here and your eyes dugout after the sixth inning. "The banquet was real nice and then a great gamo. An er l- .MUJa«UitJJaUlo<^David-Eeitt>x- ate Murray camfijun-iiUhe seventh are lit up. When- you first get out -• Murray, a_r!ghMander-who post To come out here.*--—_ he^cauJgdihediffeTence.''' "'".•. sky, Bay City Handy; Harry B. Tor one innlnjof work, fanning two, theTe7^h^~blgTtfdiumlind atmos ed a 0-f record for Harrison, re The West's most'valuabie player Potter, Muskegon; Bob Stoppert, walking one and yielding no hits, phere gets to you, but after the first sponded: "It's pretty sweet com BIRMINGHAM Country Day Was Midland Dow second baseman Midland; and Ron Teasley, Detroit . Hutchinson, who has signed a let* couple pitches you're fine." pared to the mound I played on," coach Frank Orlando was elevated Bob Juday, beaded to Michigan State Northwestern. M v • —~__ : ' f .1...,. T e» 2C(L.R,W,Q) O&E Mond- v. 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In fact, all pine of his Indy- It brought to Motown - and Farmington, too car career victories have been on road courses, along in Westland - one of the greatest and most recognizable fa and he is the all-time money leader in those rac ther-son names in Indy-car racing - that of the series twice. In 1985, in the closest Indy-car fin es with $1,789,134. Bowling ID the great outdoors! This is his shot. There is a coaslderable'amount Unsers. ish in history, Al Sr. and A! Jr. finished 1-2 with "The reason 1 Vive Indy cars is because it is a .pa^t of what lawn bowling is all about — of strategy involved to be able to block lots of fresh air aod sunshine, although out your opponent. Al Unser Jr., who signed autographs during one point separating them. very precise form of racing," Al Jr. said. "And a J Grand Opening ceremonies Thursday at the new street course, where you have walls on both sides lately the sunny days have been few and_ __Ihe Westland Lawn-Bowling-Club in— —far betweert " vites any Interested parties to come cut Valvoline Instant Oil Change shop on Grand Riv ojjou Js_th£-ultimato-te3t of precisionr^ 'THIS IS the best start I've had," Al Jrjiaia\_ Between tne raindrops, and on some of and give it a try. One requirement is a er, admits he rarely does an intervlew_when he!s ."It's_hard to-stay-up-there-ail yearlong. The "It's the inside walls that cause a problem, be ourVare sunjjy days, lawn bowling is an pair of flat-soled shoes, and you *_may not asked abouHiis faTflOuTfaOver. points are close and will remain close. cause you aim for an exact spot on the inside of active and organized sport at the West- wish to bring along sun lotion. "I've never worried about it," Ai Jr. sald,-"be- "It would be one of my lifelong goals to win the track where you want to go through a turn. If land Lawn Bowling Club. This game Is The club is located at 36500 Marquette. cause I'm very proud of my dad. If I'm to remain the championship. Andj of course, the other is to you miss that spot on an oval or a regular road played on the Qreen with a perfectly The phone number is 722-7630 and ask . the son of four-time Indy winner Al Unser that's win Indy." course, you normally don't have an Inside con- y manicured Riok-Of-Pen-Cross bent grass for Jim or Cathie Symington. This is a cool. It doesn't bother me." Al Jr. was four laps from realizing that goal, crete wall to contend with. There's no room for cut to three-sixteenths of an inch. nice, pleasant facility. The game looks After seven years of professional racing, how too, in the latest Indy 500. He had overtaken error on a street course." The format for lawn bowling Is to roll like a lot of fun, so get out of doors, a "Jack" which is the small white ball at ever, A! Jr. has become famous, also. He no long race-long leader Emerson Fittipaldl, but a colli bowlers, and give lawn bowling a try. least 75 feet awayfrom the starting mat Meanwhile, back indoors, there art er stands in his father's shadow as he did at the sion with the eventual winner sent him spinning IN TALKING with Unser, it becomes apparent It is then up to the players to place the start of his career. into the wall and out of the race. right away there is an easy-going personality be summertime bowlers enjoying the garm- balls as close as possible to the "Jack" to we are so familiar with, the usual pin Little Al has developed a fan following of his "We went into Turn 3 — and he came out and I hind the famous name and the wheel of the race score the points, the scoring system being bowling. ' ; own and a successful career for himself. And, oh, didn't," said Unser, who received $390,000 for car. The steady nerves required to handle a somewhat similar to horseshoes. At Bel Aire Lanes in Farmington, the has Al Jr. become a success. finishing second. He added he has no animosity speeding car in tight quarters also make Unser, , The balls themselves are about the size Friday Morning Retirees League save toward Fittipaldl. "He's a compeltitor and he'll who patiently signed autographs and answered of a softball, made of a Minerallte mate Verta Allen hit a league high with a 502 THE 27-YEAR-OLD Unser, who won his first remain the same." questions Thursday, ad accommodating person. rial and weighing about 3¼ pounds. The series and 211 game, while among the balls are biased so they will curve either Indy-car race on Father's Day in 1984, was No. 5 Since then, people who have seen the tape of "As far a3 driving a race car, you have to re meo Ralph Pearce hit a high with a S3T to the right or left, depending otrbow series and 203 game. in all-time earnings with $4,495,553 entering the the crash are amazed that Al Jr., while his car main calm and collected," he said. "You have to they are held. Scoring Is usually up to 21 In the Tuesday Nile Men's Trio. Daryi Detroit race,-paring him ahead of former Indy was demolished, came away uninjured despite be quick at making decblons, and the best way to points.in a game, but that can vary de Rollins scored a 670 series, and Mike winners Danny Sunlvan and Johnny Rutherford. traveling 230 miles per hour upon impact. make decisions is by being calm." pending on the situation. Klein rolled a 277 for high game of the The most-repeat* quote from Al Jr. concerns Unser explained that survivability Is the result Al Jr. didn't learn everything about racing The game of lawn bowling Is highly or night. Steve Lowe tripled 181 games, a his father's role In helping him to learn the trade. of Indy cars being made to absorb such shocks. from his dad, however. Walter Judge, his mentor ganized both nationally and worldwide nice threesome. "Dad taught me everything I know," he said, They are designed to break apart, according to in the Junior circuits when Unser was driving and enjoys considerable popularity in In the King Of The Hill competition-, "but he hasn't*taught me everything he knows." Unser, with the exception of the well-constructed sprint cars, opened his eyes to the role and im most of the EDgUsh-speaiing countries. Bob Duman prevailed over Lynn Lewis to • It was suggested to the younger Unser, who is cockpit that so miraculously protects drivers portance of the fans, he said. The Westland Lawn Bowling Club, lo take home the prize money The winning now recognized for his own accomplishments time and again. Apparently, the young Unser was feeling sick cated near Ford and Newburgn roads, Is team from Bel Aire In the Champion of one of two clubs In Michigan, the other more than he is for having a famous father, one night and not eager to race. Judge told him Champions was team No. Soi the Ladies being In Flint They are sanctioned by the Nite Out League. The team is comprised could probably teach his dad a few tricks. "I FELT pretty good about the way I went into he'd be out-ot-»<§ob If he stayed In the trailer, American Lawn Bowling Association, "I doubt it," Al Jr. said. the wail," he said. "That has a lot to do with the because people" had paid to see him race and of Betty Wilson, Sandra Longworth, which sets the guidelines for competition Sharon RadaU, Francis Miller and Char- As a testimony to his rise in the sport, Al Jr. way you come out of an accident wouldn't be back if he didn't. and runs the various tournaments lene Cooper. They totaled a 3,241 winning came to Detroit as the current point leader In the "I knew I was going to hit it backwards, and I "He really chewed me out," Unser said, "but throughout the country. The ALBA Is to score. 1989 Indy Car World Series, having a small lead was pretty confident I was not going to be hurt. that taught me a lot. Fans are the most import lawn bowling what ABC is to 10-pln bowl Country Lanes in Farmington Hills over Rick Mears, 59-55. At that kind of speed, if you hit the front end, ant thing out there. They are the ones who give ing. features a Monday Nite "Sweeper" which, It is a title Unser has never won. He was the you're going to hurt_your legs." me my Job so I treat them with respect. As an additional note, there will be a any league bowler can enter with head- International Race of Champions winner twice Al Jr. and the other Indy-car competitors "I love and enjoy talking with people at race Central Division tournament at the West- to-head competition for cash prizes based land "green" July l-J with competitors and has been second in the CART-PPG season raced on the Detroit course for the first time, but tracks, because that's what It's all about." on a handicap of 80 percent If you want from several states going after the tro to enter, bring final league sheets to veri phies and cash awards. fy averages. Last week Dennis Vlda beat Lawn bowling originated in Great Brit-., Tim Smith in the final eliminations to ain several hundred yean ago, and ifs pocket the cash. . popularity spread throughout the British In the Monday Men's Trio, Ryan Wil Elsey captures annualPlymouth YMCA race Empire. Sir Walter Raleigh was said to son bad scores of 280 and 278, Kevin be an avid player. Muto a 279 game, Bud Bogotay 278 and Our neighbor to the north, Canada, took Kevin Barksdale 276. Terry Elsey of Farmington Hills 15-18 FEMALE 2 Mary Swill. West Bkyr.Sek) to lawn bowling to the extent it's not unu and Janet Novalle of Mount Clemens Drakeshire Lanes at Grand River and i. Kathleen Gertgk, Plymouth 3 Diane C Paiton. BeflevVJe sual to see a "bowling green" in almost were the overall male and female i every little town or big city In the coun Drake roads is the scene of the Wednes 2. Heather Sur-van. Farmington Hitts winners in the Plymouth YMCA 10K 31-36 MALE try day Mixed Classic Trio League In which 3 Kristine Marquard. Plymouth Dr. Allan Salomon prevailed with a 298 runs on Sunday, June 18. In Australia, there are more than 15-18 MALE 1 1 J Gait. Ann Arbor 700,000 participants In regular .lawn game. Elsey, a noted area runner who 2. Bob Cvengros. Bnghion In some of the league action last week, won the Heart of the Hills race In bowling play, making it practically a na 1. Scott Westover. Livonia 56-60 MALE 3 Michael Spitz. Plymoulh tional pastime there. The ALBA will even there were some outstanding scores as Blobmfieid Hills a year ago, compet 2. Scott SlryVer. Canton 37-42 FEMALE be represented at the upcoming Pacific > Nonzlo Marino shot his first '300 game 3 Michoet Ream. Canton 1 James Hastings, Grosse Pointe ed in the men's 31-36 age division, Bowl Championships, which will take and Lee Snow his ninth. Mark Payne and 2. Peter Witting. Artn Arbor 1. Donna Swanson. NorthY.Ue Novalle in the women's 15-18 cate place In Suva, the capital city of Fiji Mike Byrd also registered 300 games in 19-23 FEMALE 3 Edward Chupka. Detroit 2 JoC Adamson. Plymouth summer league competition. gory. 3 FJajne Yag'«ia. NorthvJle There will be competitors from Austra John Springer of Redford and 1. Susan Nyquist, Plymouth 61-65 MALE lia, Canada, the Cook Islands, Fiji, Hong Drakeshire will be announcing a new intnictlonal program for all skill levels James Bumbiel of Woodhaven, both 2. Rebecca KJilick. Novi 37-42 MALE Kong, New Zealand, Norfolk Island, New 1. John Lobur. HoweB with Lix Jobson doing the honors with a running'in the 24-30 age group, tied 3 Safy Mowers. PincKney Guinea, Singapore, the United States and 2. RM Fiugeratd. Westland i. Victor BanVoskJ. Dearborn Heights video assisted teaching program. Details for overall honors in the men's 5K Samoa participating In the event 19-23 MALE 2. Hub Copp. Novt Lawn bowling offers a lot of good com will come later. 66-70 MALE contest. Donna Swanson of North- 3 Pochard Huhn, Deiroil petition at any age level and various skill At Woodland Lanes, the Tuesday Trio ville (37-42) wa.s the women's overall 1. Kirk Raddatz. Fa/mington H0!s 1. Harry McFaK. Northvffle levels as welL This Is a good contra-sea- League featured Marvin Simons, who winner in the 5K run. 2. Sieve SwartzinskJ. Canton 43-49 FEMALE 3. Rooeri Brani. Jackson sooal sport for the 10-pin bowlers who shot a 267 game in a four-game set of 887 More than 900 runners took part in 10K AGE-GROUP RESULTS 1. Marianne Bayne. Westland want a bl{ of fresh air and sunshine dur while Jim Gagnon fired a four-game 90¾ the two runs, which followed a 24-30 FEMALE 2 Beverly FeuCht. Troy ing the summertime. series. ; course through downtown Plymouth. 8-11 FEMALE 3 Francis Read. Westland There b considerable skill lnvolved-as— —<3ft¥fr Irftnp^Jn Livonia saw Mike -2,-NakasonoShlnakOrNovi the precise speed of the ball Is most criti Kalem top the Wednesday "Summer t. Robbie Rock. MJIord 43-49 MALE PLYMOUTH YMCA RUN 3. Debbi Ehinger. Ypsitanti cal and the player must be able to deter Mixed League with a 663 high series'an^ mine how the curve of the ball will place 235 for high game of the night < TOP OVERALL RUNNERS 12-14 FEMALE i Ron-Broughman. Richmond 24-30 MALE - 2 Jim Snyder, Detroit .- MEN'S 10KRUN 1. AHson Davis. Farmington 3 Fred Germame. Mount Morris '» 1. Mike Webste<. Plymouth 1 Terry Bsoy. 31-36. Farmington 2 Fred Perrett. Northvilie 12-14 MALE 50-55 FEMALE 2 John J Murpfiy. 24-30. Walerfotd BERGSTROM'S INC. 3 Jefl Kavakjnas. Mount Pleasant 1 Eric Almfi. Pinckney 3 Joe Lasher. 31-36. Marysvilte 1 Marilyn Erps, Prymouth HEATING • COOLING • PLUMBING 31-36 FEMALE 15-18 FEMALE WOMEN'S 10K RUN 50-55 MALE 25429 W. Five Mile ®9&® STOREHOURS; 1 J3net Nova'le. 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Plymoulh 2 Robin Zdanowskl. 19-23. South Lyon 3. Gretchen Horu. Ann Arbor 37-42 MALE SGRATGI &DENT 3 Marian Shears. 31-36. Okemos 19-23 MALE V Duane Noworyta; Ypsilanti 5K AGE-GROUP RESULTS 2. Steve Warren, Mi!ford 1. Dennis Randy. Farmington H3te 3 Pat Gregory. Novi 2. Atan Byrnes. Canton SALE! 7-UNDER FEMALE 3. Jay Swtecki, Canton 43-49 FEMALE Quality Truck Accessories 1 Kimoerty Jo Larsen. Canton 24-30 FEMALE _ 1 Jan Ruggtero. Prymouth SunVUOfi Carrier 1. Carol Wallace, West BloomfiekJ GrUGuardi Rvr>ftlr>9*f 8-11 FEMALE 2. Maryanne Hartley. Prymouth •oard* X, 3. Emma Weyer. Livonia 2. Lisa Mtoarski. Novi Tod Boxes front 3^ i Miranda Kflpeia, Okemos 3 Patricia Schmidt. BrtgMon rWdftoWflrt We aren't comfortable Xonrm 2 Audrey Alter. Arm Arbor 43-49 MALE until you are. 24-30 MALE Covin m 1 Harlan VanBlaricum. Dexter 3 JaneiPasfcie .vilely Cantoo 1. Bret.lMJIey. Canton 2 John H. White. Ann Arbor 2. Oate Lasher, Plymouth 3. Terry Grinvne, Dearborn 8-11 MALE 3. Hamilton. 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Demp George Gary Tournament; right 18 points and eight rebounds a game, staff writer there is little to report. Coach Greg nalist in the 200 Individual medley, sey will have two years of eligibility hander Matt Byrd of Brighton (South and Is her school's career scoring Kampe, who has been filling in as 200 free and 200 breast. remaining, and her times in the 100 Lyon HS); and right-handed sopho leader. Some coaches are rebuilding, oth athletic director since Paul Hartman There are five others Hovland has and 200 back are faster than anyone more Jim VerVaecke of Macomb CC Taylor's third recruit Is 5-8 point ers are refining and a few more are suffered a heart attack last month, added: on the team clocked last season. (Fraser HS). guard Mary Miles of Liberty, Ind. restructuring their Oakland Univer lost just one player. But he was a big • Jon Hescott of Holland High Coach Tracy Huth has also signed In women's basketball, losing a (Union County HS). The OU. coach sity teams as recruiting season loss: forward John Henderson, the School, who was Michigan's Class A a swimmer from, his home state of placer like Fenwlck would hurt al spotted her at the Indiana High draws to a close. ,, team's leading scorer. champ In the 50 free and was second Washington: Jennifer Barrett, from most any team, but Taylor has stock School All-Star game and Invited her OU's men's swim team, the NCAA With Stacy Davis, who was forced In the 100 free; ' * Llnwood (Mariner HS). She was sec piled plenty of talent at Fen wick's to visit the campus. Miles, who aver Division II runners-up the last three to sit out last year after practicing • Carl Boyd Jr., from Mount ond in the high school state meet In forward position. Sadler Is a 6-footer aged 18 points and seven assists a years, must replace seven with another college team; returning Pleasant, Pa., who was second In the the J00 breast and has a faster time who will play the position, and two game, chose OU over Purdue. swimmers. They have; ooach Pete . next season, Kampe's biggest prob 100 backstroke at the high school than any current Lady Pioneer In the of his three spring recruits are for OU'S SOCCER TEAM mad« it to Hovland has signed eight. The wom lem might be replacing assistant state meet and was a YMCA nation 200 breast. She'll also swim the 200 wards. the NCAA semifinals last year be en's swlrnMeam los£ just Glnnle coach Bob Lees, who resigned. al finalist in the 100 and 200 back;' IM. Nicole Leigh, 5-10 from Waterford fore losing. Getting that far again Johnson (from Plymouth Canton) to Back to the pool. Hovland's hopes • Ennis Pritchett, from Saginaw Huth's third recruit has a familiar (Kettering HS), averaged 16 points will be a challenge, and could de graduation^, Threg_new additions for an NCAA title rest with (ArthurHill HS),j?hp_finjsbed .fourth, name: Beth Surowlec, from Novl HS, and 11 rebounds a game, and was a pend on this year's recruits. sfiouTd help Immediately. swimmer of ihe year Hilton Woods, in the 50 free and seventh In the iM "a~couslfi of - current Pioneer- Jim. jCJas3_A all-state selection. She was Gone are Stewart, an AU-Ameri- = Last year, baseball coach Paul who will be a junior in the fall,. Key iree at the Class A state meet and Surowlec (from Farmington Hills/ also all-academlc^llfi~a~perfect 4.0- can-aUswefiperbacJk^as a junior, and Chapoton couldn't find any pitching losses from last season's squad are was a-junior national qualifier In the Redford Catholic Central). Beth will gradepoint average. Stacy Lam- starting defenders DarKTSfiel^frorrT prospects worth signing. Now, com Erik Strom, who won the 500-yard 50 free; swim-the back and individual med phere,- 5-11, was a Class B all-stater Livonia Franklin), Raul lielgado and ing off a 31-16 campaign, he has al free at the NCAA II meet; Eric Dres- • John Blanchard, from Grand ley. for 24-1 North Branch; she averaged Matt Paukovits. ready signed three pitchers and bach, a six-time All-American last Blanc, a Clas3 A finalist in the 500 THE BASEBALL team lost its top prospects are good for adding a few year in the butterfly and freestyle free; outfielderf Rob Alvin (from Birming more. and Dave Rogowski, a fivetlme All- • Adam Cooper, from Swartz ham Groves), and its best pitcher, Women's "basketball coach Bob American last season In the free Creek, a backstroker and Individual Duane Moore. Also gone is reliever Taylor lost just one player, senior style. medley specialist, and brother of John Jacoby. LOSE WEIGHT PAST starting forward Leah Fenwick, HOVLAND'S TOP three slgnees former OU AU-American Jeff Coo But Chapoton may sign as many from last season's Great Lakes Con are out-of-staters who could offset per, currently assistant coach for as nine pitchers. The three who have ference champion. Three more sig- the losses. Jeff Ross, from Vista, OU's womens team. signed are Rochester Adams' left and QfUfyfte? your body nees, in addition to redshirt Jennifer Calif., was the state community col The biggest addition for the wom hander Tony DeRuvo, who set a Golen (from Rochester) and fall re lege champion in the 1,650-yard free ens team could be Sheila Dempsey of school record for strikeouts and was crult Leisha Sadler (from Manistee), at Palomar CC. He also placed third Peoria (Central HS), I1L, a transfer the Most Valuable Pitcher' at HhT v No matter who you are or how much should make OU a tltlefavorlte in the 500 free at the state meet. He weight you want to lose... again. will enter OU with two years of eli IN SOCCER, the story Is different. gibility. Arthritis Today NOTHING WORKS Coach Gary Parsons must rebuild Matt Michaels, a sprint freestyler Joseph J. Weiss, M.D. Rheumatology 18829 Farmington Road LIKEDIETCENTEfl! his defense after losing three start and breaststroker from Oberlin High u*» una otm mm?**** tr?y*~+. -»w*x> trot Livonia, Michigan 48152 +M G pvt«i tf tm vwift Km or f» O** O^r P-c*yr* ers and midfielder John Stewart. School in Ohio, was second in the «hrt|K«aW wnwa »*•> XCi *-4M ra-it« Also, starting forward Sel Eren has state meet in the 100 breast and was Phone: 478-7860 >xnM and txtvt n&t **r* row mvt v -decided not to return to school. Par- a YMCA national finalist In the 50 •EATREALFOOD .sons has five recruits to offset the § KNEE INJECTION BEFORE SURGERY V* free and 100 and 200 breast. 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After 6 pm: ,729-3966 lent eoodiOonl 60.000 miles. 6UICK REGAL LIMITED 198« Auto Hlnea Park Lincoln-Mercury 453-2424 ext.400 CHEVETTE 1983 - 4 door hardtop. MUSTANG 1981 Cal.lornla car. Oke Original Owner. 651-5943 .471-0044 matic, V-«. power windows, locks, extra dean. onty$ 1.099 IEBARON. 1987. Power windows & ESCORT 1985 • hatchback, suto- malic, 48,000 miles. Extra clesn! nc*. k>ad>d must see to appreciate CLASSIFIEDS and »oats\ ISL-cruise, air. $7,848 EL DORADO 1985 • Leather, excel TYMEAUTO locks, cruise, air. tilt, low miles, ex- MAZDA LX 626 M 4 door, automat RENAULT - Encore 1984. 22.000 Jac*-CauleyChev7GEO 855-0014 ceflort condi lion $7600 268-3023 $2,395. ROBS OARAGE. 26100 VI. $3750 455-4178 ic, ejr. tilt, cruise, power windows/ miles, new engine, noeds work, lent condition, low mileage, extras. Canton 397-3003 7 MJ<9. RecTcrd 538-S547 This classification $1Q.500. After 5:30. 397-1989 MUSTANG 193-. 1 cyinder 4 locks. Low miles and Sharp'* $600 or besl oKer. 889-0234 CENTURY LTD-»985. 4-door, air CHEVORLET CAMARO Z-28 1983 NEYr YORKER 19S6 lond.w. load ESCORT 198s74 doc. »•; cor^'- i spe*d. P'j-*cr sltc'ng brakes, H/ continued from. Page amfm. cruise. po*-or locks, good FLEETWOOD 1987. rear wheel Loaded. exce.TerH condition $4,999 • ed, excellent 51.000 ml 58000. • c—sf-. tr-.V- $-*00 bosMSS-9027 Bill Cook Mazda RENAULT FUEGO 1983 turbo, 5 condition. $4600 473-395S Home 768-0287; Work:627-6865 liO'Kd. cc-r^ w d't en. 34.000 speed, elr. 64.000 nttes. cassette, djtve. triple burgarKfy. leather, very *12tV .; m!S>s. S275-:. Ca'l C81-5465 ; Mi;Sl AND 1964 LX cc-AJ.-'.b^ s,.- 471-0800 good shspo, must se.l. $f! 450. CEHTURr 1981 - V-8. all power, ex cfeart. 50,000 miles. $12,900. • GORDON Afte/6.645-8150 543-559? ESCORT I9&6. .cower slc^rlng' : to'.-a'.k. ^;r,irr stc-c-ir>g i biaxc-s t, MAZDA RX7 GSL 1985, pood condi cellent condition. 66.000 mDes. 884 Dodge CYf*y:cr. '0« milage ntpc-.'e:,' cc-n- tion, low mileage, red. ai? condition $2275 or best oiler.' 349-113« SEDAN DE VILLE 1931 - burgundy CHEVROLET brakes, a'*, stereo, e-rtj-r^tic. dark SAAB SPG 1987. excellent condi ON FORO ROAD IN GARDEN CITY- AH.JES 1984. 4 door, e-Jlomatic. ai' Wue, asking $3.850/bcsi 476-4406 d'.tior,.$/000 349-B408 ing, sunrool. equaTuer, automatic. tion, turbo, leathor. loaded. $13,900. with vinyl lop. crushed volour inlerl $7,000 or best offer. 454-3479 CENTURY, 1985 - Limited. 4 door, or. fuHy loaded. $2,899. $«79. down, Lixonewradials. no rust $1700. MUSTANG 1985 GT - Gray. 1- 825 sports & Can 668-8072 loaded. Mostly. highway miles. 427-6200 Alter 6PM 422-4592 ESCORT 1986. rod. standard. $61.20 bi-weekly 30.000 r.l. 1986 Escort. VJC. stan ppo/.-eo ' *-.ndo-A$& oc«S iSSOOrbe^t MA20A RX7 1987, automatic, $4 200 or best otter. 649-5271 CHEV-SUBUR8AN 4X4 1958 2 Tone ^Imported Cars SAAB 1934. 9003. black-. 4 door, 5 , TYMEAUTO ARIES 1985 4 DOOR LE. Air. euto- dard 36.000 miles. 425-5825 offer 462-23 ?> 19,800 nv'tos. am/lm cassette ster speed, loaded, air, powef steering/ CENTURY - 1985. lid. 4 door. Air. Canton 397-3003 pint with s.Verado package Too eo, air, saphlre blue, cat cover. much equipment to list. 14.000 mslic. power steering, brakes, Vn- J.f'JSTANO. 1985 i.X 35 OOOc^'xxs CORVETTE CONVERTABLE 198« brakes/windows, sunroof. Blaupunk AM FM cassette. Low mileage. Ex- SEVILLE 1984. White, leather Bose dotvs. and locks, am/fm stereo. tCl. ESCORT, 1987. GL 2 door, auto- .leather, .boss, orJy 14.000 mBes, $12,500. 655-1625 am/lm cassette, healed seats, roi:os. at $16,999. malic. 27;000 T-I-JS. ^OA'--' stecrir^' pc^-3r stc-jri^b'ake';. automatic, ceJlent condition. $5000. 281-1648 stereo, now tires, low mDes, »8250. cruise, s>7pe< s.">arp No* err/ cr.ise. AM rM stcev iew tires K\ ,«3,485 MAZOA. 1980. OLC Wagon. 4 dOOf. alarm. $4500. Uvonla 4«4-2306 RO0584-1373 or 471-4575 $3.9e8 trj>«, cassette. $4S00 or best cCa»lnyChflv/r.FQ 655-00,4 r CENTURY 1966 Limited - one •^ GORDON Af,~ 5om 274-1846 cer*r,'cor^.-. Monday, Juno 26,1989 O&E (P,C,B.W,0-7C)*9C 8J2 Lincoln 874 Mercury 878 Oldimobile 878 Oldsmoblle 880 Pontlac 880 Pontlac 880 Pontlac 882 Toyota 884 Vo!ktwag«n LWCOtN TOWN CAR 1»?« only MARQUISE 1984, 4 door, V6, a*, CiERA 1962 Brougham, loededl TORONADO, 1963. Ctean. full pow- GRAND AM 1985 LE. loaded, must POflTIAC 6000 16. 1964 - 4 door, TRANS AM 1983 62,000 mBes, tJ CEUCA OT 1984. •>. AM FM ster 40.000 mile*. Mult »ee lo befi»vel power locks, windows, seats, new Very Ododcoodittoa Hew tlr«s. bat er opuons, veiour, Sable outside. toe. ' 464-6462 sunroof, V-6. automatic, power" power, Ur «mditlonlno, best offer. eo, cruise. Wt, $7000. 473-2963 BEETLE, 1974. for part*; " :, • stereo cassette, 61.000 mSes. 43500 tery. 67,000 mae* $2,000. 645-5419 Landau lop, 63.000 ml, 5.0 iter gas. locks, excellent condition, a*. After 6pm 355-2923 $IW.C*ll*IW«pm 360-174« TERCEL 1988-Automatic, power eni BROWN qsEto CARS522-OO3O 665-5895 tent wheel dfrre, now exhaust. GRAN0 PRIX LE, 1969. WWtet Askis $399$. Days: 4 53-6000 TRANS AM 1984, el povw, M.000 CIERA 196$. high mUes, good con- *5295/t*St Rick aft 6pm 624-2737 Evenings: 454-0705 Steering & brakes, AMFM siero ca*- CA9RIOLET: 19«« convarll&le, drt(oo.$19O0. 549-4393 5,200 mJes. Loaded + power tun- mHes, sm/fm cessette, oo rusf, tire- MARX VII, 1984 - Loaded. Keyless MARQUES. 1983, Wagon. Loaded. roof. O.M. Exec, transferred over sette, f6,OOQmHes.»7,100. white SouiKjue. Loaded. UM new. excellent oond.Uon. 74.000 m2e*. (on»Wue,$6500oroesL 63SH11 Weekends & eve* 663-6069 7000mae»,$13,600/be»1. «44-114t entry, heated mirrors, am/fm tier 00. CUTLASS SUPREME Brougham 66 DELTA 1968 Leaiher, Me new. seas. Musifc&til$ 12.600 . 652-2018 8AFAR1 1987, Station V/agon, Excellent condition. $7,600. Can Mr. $3000 477-8169 or 476-5923 Dart 631-1333 1977, excellent XrantDortatlon, loadod. extra dean $8,995. 53.000 mfles. aJI power, air, cas- TRANS AM 1964. 15th e/Wvertery. JETTAOU, 1987, .aurvoof. power $lor*,9am-noon: 569-6860 dean interior, btadx, $900 or best PAGE TOYOTA 352-8560 GRAND PRIX LE 1968 - Loaded. Ex- sette, cruise, m. $7300. 653-2313 47.000 mies, w WE WILL BEAT ANY WRITTEN DEAL! UNDER $7500 -O-DOWN!!! INCENTIVES UP TO '1500 '89 PRECIS 3 DR. '89 MIGHTY RALLY 8PT. MAX PICKUP 6 apd. man. t/ans,, AMfM 2WD. 4 apct aulomatlo t/ons.. »tefao/c*t«., r. 19 per me.** *I39°°4| mo,. teas* '89 PRECIS '89 MIRAGE 3 DR.HB 4DR.HBL3 6 *P»ed. p, it/o,, AK4-FM it«r> Aulomailo, AM-FU »l«r». r. oV •oftmof»\Sllr,#M2X»7 log; p. strg. i fnor a.fitk, rWOl ' WAS.,_...... ,...'1709 WAS ...... -..:..; ...«3703 OEAUft DISCOUNT „'1321 DEAUU$ DISCOUNT ..U359 T 7350* OR It tSE FOR ONLY OR LEASE F0« ONLY 00 191 per me M74f *9 p*» mo 4» me teat* 41 me title Wmi*4F*<**«7tHte>**f>»M*Ct*^^ L«^fc1eSryat^Wa«es«M»^>»MrTtW«c^ ltwT»es^NNolM Or^'«^«>0^"ir«/ <&-M$$ffi®& u** m^^^mm/tmmtm^ll^^ PPWP HJUHWE •wwww nww «p : 10C*(P,C,R,W,G-8C) O&E Monday, Juno 26,1989 ^ jwj^j^ii-«p THE CONTINUING SMfflkMF BILL BROWN FORD... iYP.1 V EVJ^OTW?' «S3 k-'«:C" tfN« ^BlUBKOWM FORX)^* r *•* */> ...-t-i'i i :^ FREE TANK OF QAS WITH EVERY INTEREST RATES CAR OR TRUCK PURCHASED i-v&il^ 1989 AEROSTAR WAGON 50 CONVERSIONS AVAILABLE Bill Brown Ford is Twilight blue clearcoat metallic paint, air, privacy oiajs. rear wiper/washer, defoaoer, electronic c.roup. Your Factory Au power convenience group, luggage rack, speed thorized Discount control, till wheel, XLT. automallc wilh overdrive, Dealer For Sands, exterior appearance group, Cryslal blue clearcoat metallic accent, deluxe Bivouac & Van —,-iyroiione gain! stock #t468. A.P.R. Express. From WA8*18,175 the most Luxur you ON SELECT MODELS ious ta,,thJL M°_st , £33^2¾¾¾¾¾¾ * 14,995* !i'>;ii.?:l^i: J*i', 1989 ESCORT LX 1989 AEROSTAR CONVERSIONS 1989 1989 RANGER 1989 1989 ESCORT QT F-250 4x4 2 DOOR 2 DOOR WITH AIR MUSTANG LX Air conditioning, cruise FESTIVA STYLE SIDE PICKUP Biac*. 315 eutomaOc. hea^ner 5 speed, air, split folding 5.0 liter convertible, ox c Cloth split bench seats. insuiation package. ««stern mir control, tilt wheel, tinted rear seat, 4 speaker stereo, ford white, scarlet red HATCHBACK glass, light group, power XLT trim, headliner. 5 rors. ivajKjjng package, clear Stereo cassette, 4 speak tinted olas3. Interval wip cloth, AM/FM stereo cas White, grey cloth speed overdrive trans ance lights, super engine cod ers, 4 window defroster, In sette, speed control, air, mirrors, electronic mission. P215 steel belt ing, heavy duty battery, auxiliary ers, tinted glass, speed strumentation group, digi bucket seats, rear fuel lank, heavy duty front ar.d control, Interval wipers, "premium sound, EFI stereo cassette, 4 ed all-season radial tires, tal clock with overhead heavy output V-8 engine, defroster. Stock chrome step bumper, rear suspension, a/geni slep tilt wheel, 4 window def console, light security captains chairs, rear seat bumper, convenience oroup. roster, light security automatic overdrive #4711 stereo cassette, power spare tire 4 wheel. Stock = 1506 group, dual electric mir transmission. Stock steering, tachometeT, group. Stock #3792. rors, luxury wheel covers. bed, running boards, WA8 '18,150 WA8*tt96 #5009. sliding rea/window. WA8 »11,288 WAS '19,191 unique designer paint, WA8'64S4 WA8 «10,903 u mag wheels and more. £¥ »15,989* U$ YOU $ YOU u & »6832* Plus Moyer Snow Plow ?AV 8395* PAY 16,787* PAY & »7394* 4 TO CH008E FROM 5488 Special 'BOO YOU $ AVAUBUi M BUCK,«.« OR R£0 PAY 1989 BRONCO II 4x4 1989 TEMPO GL 1989 TAURUS GL 16,781* 1989 F350 1989 LTD BROWN 1989 AEROSTAR CREW CAB EDDIE BAUER 4 DOOR SEDAN 4 DOOR SEDAN Less Rebate - »1,000 VICTORIA 4 DOOR CARGO VAN Oesert tan metaltc. XLT Lanai Scarlet red, free air condi Light crystal blue clearcoat Twilight blue clearcoat met trimrngTirgrc^rspeed-cortTrjr- tioning, privacy glass, speed Black, air, power locks, dual Black, 3.0 liter EFI V-6 en paint, shadow blue C/V split allic paint, dual bucket tat v.tieei. at. power door kxks control, tilt wheel, AM/FM electronic control mirrors, gine, automatic overdrive NOW bench seats, twilight blue seals, dual rear doors, tint and *wvJo/>-s. sliding 'ear win stereo cassette/clock, spsre tilt wheel, defroster, light transmission, front and rear ONLY rear hall vinyl roof, front 4 ed glass, black swiogaway dow. 7.3 lrter d^esel V-8 eng.ne. tiro carrier, cargo cover, roar group, automatic, potycast floor mats, speed control, H5.781 rear carpeted mats, auto mirrors. Interval wipers. 3 0 auiomaiic. rear limited s<:p aurte. wiper/washer/defroster, wheels, speed control, deck rear defroster, manual air matic overdrive transmis liter engine, 2000 lb. pay- trailer lowing/camper package. P205/75RX15SL all season lid, luggage rack, premium conditioning, power door 2 AT THIS PRICE sion, _E215/70RX15_MrnJLe . load packflgo^automaUc-ov^ AM/£M_.e»Ctroriic stereo, cafc. tires, bright low. mount_oi!r-_ sound, system. .Stock.. locks. Stock »1728. .... Sldewall tires, rear defroster, erdrive transmission, under- setie. clock, chrome rear step, rors, tachometer. Stock «2998. stereo radio with cassette. body mounted spare lire. bumper, tght cheslnul accent »4405. ATTENTION COLLEGE GRADUATES Slock »3565. Stock «1995. Slock2lS56. WA8 «14,742 WA8 «22,868 WA8 '19,084 WA8 '12,183 BUY OR LEA8E '400 COLLEGE REBATE — Plus — UP TO «750 WA8 »16,907 WAS «13,085 YOU $ FACTORY CA8H — Plui — PRE-APPROVED CREDIT UP TO »15,500 1 YOU $ u PAY KY *14,278* ??v »17,477* &" «14,494* 8889 11,696 Ford Employ** tons & daughters A-plart discounts qualify. '• PAY 10,495* ,2.9% •pr ALL NEW '89 11989 PROBE Gl THUNDERBIRD <&-[-== BUck. dull rtmot* mirrors. AM/FM I » ILL 421-7000 2 DOOR tlereo CMMIU, tut vvhoei, »>e«d con trol, power window*. WumlrvstwJ entiy I Signal red. scarlet red. C/V system, power lock group. 6-w«y power OUT-OF-TOWN CALL TOLL FREE bucket seats, 2.2 liter turbo 5 drtveri tnd p**Mr>Qer seat; styled road ROWN speed, air, electronic stereo wheel covert, rev defroster, luxury cassette with premium sound, DgM/convenlente (youp, front CA/peied I' power doors locks, tilt wheel, floor met*, tutorrvitlc, overdrive Stock | 9 defroster, tinted glass, light | »2»5t. 1-800-878-2658 WA8 '17,139 group. Stock »2079. » OPEN MON. & THURS. 'TIL 9 PM WAS «15,644 FORD 32222 PLYMOUTH RD., LIVONIA YOU $, «»• 13,582* PAY 13,696* 2.9% UP TO )f^g£ APR Financing $1000 1986 E-150 CONVERSION 19S9 ESCORT 1989F-150XL 1989 E-150 CLUB WAGON Stockft 1998 toadedl Overdrive, XL trim. AM/FM stereo, 4 Captains chair* plus bench seat, XLP pack- VAN clock, speed control, lilt wheel, sliding rear • 3fle, V8, automatic overdrive, dual tanks, V8. automatic, air, tilt, cruise, power windows WAS $7299 window end much more, Stock #3492. tu-tone paint and more. and locks, low miles. Ready for Disney World! 1750 $ 1500 $ $ Rtbatt A/OW 5695* Rabat* ArW 9595 * 16,888 10,988 1989 BRONCO XLT 1989 F-250 4x4 1987 E-350 1988 b MANAGER SPECIAL DEMO 302 EFI, automatic overdue, trailer tow, tu- 8 UNITS AVAILABLE SUPER CARGO VANS TEMPO LX ton*, elip axle, loaded! Stock «303. Automatic, XL. trim; AM/FM stereo/clock,,..---_-,... 351 automatic, air. tilt, cruise, low miles. 6 To speed control, tltt wheel, 5.8L EFI V8 engine. CONVERSION Choose From. Perfect for Carpenter • Plumber 4 door, automallc, air, stereo, low miles. Black WAS $22,867 heavy duty suspension. Stock #00813. - Electrician -Etc$. Choice. $7688 N0W*ie9493* NOW*15.999 9500 1989 CROWN VICTORIA LX 1989 RANGER 1988MERKUR 1987 Speed control, tilt, power tvlndows and locks, cassette, vents and more. Stock «00937. Stock #2389 SCORPIO F-250 BIG FOlpT 4x4 WAS $6154 Automatic, air, moonrcof. leather, while wilh 4 speed, air. power rear window and tots morel WA8 $17,37$ $ ^ray Interior, much, much morel , 1500 /vo»v 6795* $ Rsbal* M 6,666 10,688 1969 AEROSTAR WAGON 1989THUNDERBIRD 1989 E-35015 PASSENGER 1987 Dual Captains chair*, prrvacy glass, rear" wip Cassette alereo, dual power eetas. speed con, er/wash, speed control, tilt, automatic over trof. tilt wheel, power lock* and window*. PEOPLE CARRIER MUSTANG LX drive, cassette, rear defOQoer, moldings. Stock Illumfnaled entry.more. Stock #2572. Automatic, air, t|lt, cruise. Perfect for school or 4 cylinder, automatic, air, stereo, low miles. *03«14. WAS $10,022 church. While with Red Interior.. • . ** «00 1750 WAS $17,106 $ Rsbsle M 7,988 6988 i A/oiv»13,195* NOWH 2,995* 1989 TAURUS GL 1989 ESCORT GT 1987 1988 LINCOLN TOWN CAR Air, cassette, speed control, till, power locks, Air. speed control, tilt, cassette with Premium window* and *eat. and more! Stock «03438. Sound, loaded I Stock #03484. AEROSTAR VAN SIGNATURE 6 cylinder..automatic. 4 Captains chair*, air • 13,000 miles, loaded! Medium Blue with lealh- ^ WAS $15,942 _ WAS $11,263 and Pretty! Won't Lest at er. Wont Last! . • 1760 $ 1750 RebaU Ayo^ 12,195* Rtbat* A/0iv*8485* •9988 »18,988 •Plus Freight, Tax and Re UFCTIME bate assigned to Jack ^tP11** SERVICE DemmerFord, LIVONIA mCr 7 PLYMOUTH DCARB0RN ANNARBOft YI»»|LANTI BELL6VKU NORTHVJLLE MICHIGAN'S "A" PLAN HEADQUARTERS ATJACKDEMMER ABOUT 15 N0Y1 ACROSS FROM FORD'S WAYNE ASSEMBLY PLANT 721-2600 SERVICE IS AH ATTITUDE, MINUTES .CAHTOH " 37300 MICHIGAN. AVE, AT NEWBURGH RD; WAYNE, Ml 1-800-878-FORD NOT JUST A DEPARTMENT] FROMEVERYWHCRl WE8TLAH0 •/'•'. X- .;..,.?... niwpuummwii m wv w» *&*wwwuww*wnvm\umi»*w Inside 1 1 ; jl Slir ObBerutr & Eccentric Neuiapuprrs Monday. June 26^-1089 0 •I 5i Doug Hender son of Detroit checks out a free "Batman" 081 31 9Un poster in a fan magazine. He believes the caped crusad er has "that sense of part Still 'big' revenge and a drive for Jus tice regardless of whose toes he has to step on." with fans JOHN STORMZAND/etaH photographer By Keith Poaller surge in sales of comic books, T-shirts, posters, and the HE BECAME the Batman and adopted the black BATMAN'S ETERNAL nemesis is the Joker, a staff writer release of the much anticipated Batman movie. and blue costume (originally black and gray) as a nameless villian who covets crime as much as a nor "My friends like him, and I like him because he's a means to frighten criminals. He is a vigilante, driven mal man covets oxygen. The Joker, too, Is a border The streets are dark. dark character," said Chris True, a 14-year-old Bat by revenge. line psychotic. Tires squeal In some corner of the city, unable to man fan from Redford Township. The Batman, by all accounts, Is a man In great pain, In the comic books, he was a failed stand-up comedi- • grip the.rain soaked pavement. But where did it all begin? whose actions teeter on the edge of psychosis. Crimi an blackmailed, into being a criminal He* was set up, It could be any city — yours, mine. But it's not. No, Avid Batfans know the answer. They can probably nals push him, but the memories are the real force. fell Into a vat of paint used to decorate playing cards! thistiine,it's Gotham City. recite it for you religiously. ""He's got that sense of part revenge and a drive for and became Bruce WayneYdarkersfde. Along one of its main avenues, a woman wrestles The story began In 1939 when an 18-year-old artist justice, regardless of whose toes he steps on," said Together, they are shadowy reflections of one anoth- • with an umbrella that has been grabbed by a gust of named Bob Kane was asked by the editor of DC Com Doug Henderson, 32, of Detroit. "With him, the end er. One obsessed with crime, the other with stopping It. wind. It tugs at her arms, gently dragging her Into a ics to create a character that would rival its Action justifies the means, and the end is always justice. Poli Both have been pushed over the edge. ": darkened alley where laughs and heckles suddenly Comics' Superman. Kane, a fan of pulp magazines and tics don't enter into it." "I think he fits the times more now as a vigilante, a melt Into silence. old Zorro movies, sat down one weekend and whipped But why Is he so popular? loner out on the streets," said Joe Rzeznlk, 27, of Red-' She doesn't see her attackers. They have waited for up a mysterious, cape-draped figure modeled after a "I think it really ties into what's going on in Ameri ford Township. "If you look at the police, they can't' her — In the shadows. bat. ca today," said John Curtis, manager of Livonia's seem to do anything right. Even if he is a comic book character, people can still believe in what's right" Soon, they are upon her. « . But unlike Superman, Kane's character, named the Classic Movie and Comic Center. "People are sick of A winged creature, dressed 6a blacic, swoops down Batman, would be vastly different. No leaping over crime and drugs and corruption, and I think secretly "I think Batman always had a different Impact than ffom a fire escape. It Is huge. Several of the attackers buildings or slapping away a volley of bullets. Batman they'd like to be able to be Batman and fight crime." Superman, Superman Is an Icon, pure," Rodger Shomo,- tumble to the ground. They can hear it breathe. would possess no super powers, nor would be a law- Batman works, mostly at night. He combs the tops of owner of the Right Stuff In Westland said. "Batman "Hermann's. . ." one of them says. "It's the Bat!' abiding citizen who happened to bag criminals and skyscrapers like a vulture swooping over a tree, wait went through a tragic change when he was a child. I: In an Instant, they are gone. Their feet pound the hand them to the police. ing for helpless prey. His methods border on criminal heard someone say once that Bruce Wayne died when pavement They are lucky. They escaped. acts, but as one fan said recently, "he gets the Job bis parents died; and he's been Batman ever since. The creature — really only a man — fades back Into He Is a dark, brooding character, obsessed with done." Batman is only playing Bruce Wayne, it's a psychology the night. stopping crime before it destroys Gotham City and its Rob Horn, president of Comics Archives Inc. in De leal thing." _,_.; . This is Gotham City, a smoldering hot bed of crime citizens. His alter ego, billionaire Bruce Wayne, is troit, said Batman is so'popular because he is differ "He's a little nuts, schizophrenic, basically," Curtis^ and corruption. It is also home for the legendary crime haunted by ghostly visions of his parents — murdered ent. : fighter, Batman. before his eyes when he was only a boy^ "Everybody has some sort of criminal act done to said. g -That scene, played over in his mind when he Is least them, and BatlnaTTiairtakr^et}o^^bo^it^-.Jiorn Fifty years later, Batman is one of comics grea(U THIS YEAR marks the 50th anniversary of DC prepared, was the impetus that launched his career. said. "He beats the snot out of people and makes them" 'siiccess^t«ies.^Js_jniurin£because his battles re-* Comics' caped crusader, the Batman. It also highlights Driven to avenge his parents' death, Wayne trained his pay in his own way. I think his vigilante Image Is what fleet reality — about what averageTnenwiltdOjIf hllv an unprecedented wave of popularity for him — a body and mind to become hard, almost Indifferent. attracts people, even if it is outside the law." hard enough. '<% Batty for 'Batman' business / /*•: By Charlene Mitchell this 'Batman' thing was going to special writer cause such a frenzy, I'd have ordered <*.. 7 couldn't believe it If I had known this lots more!" Pow! Zap! Holy Batman! 'Batman9 thing was going to cause Not to worry, there are plenty of 3 The dynamic duo of Batman and shops with loads of "Batman" Items Robin, along with their foe the Joker such a frenzy, I'd have ordered lots to choose from. Brody's in West are back, but this time instead of Bloomfleld has decorated the entire front window with the merchandise. being on television, it's "Batman" morel' .» the movie, now showing at theaters^ — Cindy Obron-Kahn Even the major discount stores like across the country. Mervyn's has a wide array of "Bat But Hollywood producers aren'i Kiddlywinks man" items, including sun visors and the only ones smiling about the boy's underwear. ticlpated millions of bucks expect on adult than kid sizes, an indication ably have to re-order just to keep up A fad? A flash in the pan? Well, at the box office. The makers ofBat- that the baby boomers who wafched with demand." perhaps . . . but for now "Batman" JERRY ZOLYNSKW«»aft photogrtpher man clothing are also geared^p to Ulroriglnal-TV show and its reruns At Kiddlywinks children's store In clothes are the hottest trend going rake in lots of cash. on television will be the first to buy. downtown Birmingham, the "Bat and sales are booming. How about a Joker shirt, or maybe "Batman" boxer . From T-shirts, hats and dolls to "We're getting such great re man" clothing for little tykes sold One retailer said he's expecting shorts ($13 at Jacobson's), complete with "lap" sponse from all 'Batman' Items," out the first week. pajamas and suspenders, "Batman" this fall's Halloween. costumes to and "pow" written all over them in hot pink and • i apparel i3 where it's at. Early ship said Jackie Gordon, public relations "I couldn't believe It," said owner focus on "Batman" characters. white. > i ments of merchandise focused more manager for Jacobsons. "We'll prob Cindy Obron-Kahn. "If I had known When you're hot, you're hot! Warp Factor Karlos Barney 7\ SLOW PAY AT TM& MoRGOe-,, Say'YES'to balloons, Brighton Hot Air Balloon Festival By Iris Sanderson Jones north of the city, and at the Cherry Lorenzf manager of Plymouth's Mayflower Hotel. If you miss them July 7-9. ..'• contributingijj^l UflftQla edito r Capital Airport The Chinese were invited by avid • balloonist Scott in TC, they'll be flying high at the THE TRAVERSE City balloon Balloons. BikesTvestlvalsBikeS'e . • festival will be launched July I at The fun events of summer are the Cherry Capital Airport with an coming.through my mallbox-and^ air show and futuristic exhlblta_ piling up on my. desk so fast that I from the Michigan Space center, may soon disappear under a great The day ends with a laser light mountain of paper — which makes show by* Image Engineering of It hard to answer the phone that Troy. They've done spectacular keeps ringing with questions like; things for Walt Disney World, the "How do I take a bike tour7" "What Los Angeles Olympics and the should I do on the way to New ^dedication of the Statue of Liber York?" "When la the balloon festi ty^ ' • .' val In Travereo City?" The balloons will lift off at 6:S0 a.m. July 1,2 and 3. We've all been waiting a long ; And while we're in northwest i time for summer, and now we're Michigan, lei's not forget the 62rd raring to go. So let's, start In Michi annual National Cherry Festival In gan. Traverse Ciiy July 8-15, or the 16th The Battle Creek balloon festival annual International Cherry Pit is over," but the°icolored canopies Spit In Eau Claire! . will be flying high over Traverse Contact Grand Traverse Resort ! City on the weekend of the Fourth at (616) «8-2100 or the Grand of July, two hot air balloons from Traverse Convention and Visitors V China will be there, along with 24 Bureau toll-free at (800) American balloon pilots,. for the . MICKYJONES TRAVERS. second annual TV-$ arid 10 Hot Air By the way, Grand Traverse Re Balloon Classic July 1-5. •'•. -The colored.canopies of hot AlrJballOQnaJwiliJ>e' flylnffWgh sort Is now offering horse-drawn; The festival will be held at over Traverse City jn the weekend of tho Fourth of July for the 'tr Grand Traverse Resort, six miles •econd annual TV I and 10 Hot Air Balloon Classic. Please turn to Page 4 — •*• ~ \r- -=-4, ^^t,^^*^*******^******************** *^ft t^mt^timm^^^H^HH*^***************^ 2D** O&E Monday, June 26, 1969 MOVING PICTURES WmWimm*UWmimUMtmmumaaaUK*IKM fantasy,'Batman,' ALTERNATIVE VIEWING where's the pow, zap? Expectations often are mpre Russ" Thompson (Matt Frewer) is OH ^fmmumimsmwa.wma re^ardingibanrrealizatlorrantt^Bar- "OveTdrawrr^without realizing Hhe man* (C+, PG-13,120 minutes) Is a comic potential of his character. thernovies perfect example of that prerojie. Riek Moranis also could have gotten pesplte its excellent, stylized look a bit more mileage out of the nerd and Jack Nicholson's first-rate per inventor cliche while the two wives Dan formance as the Joker, the caped — Marcia Strassman and Krlsline crusader flounders through two Sutherland as May Thompson — Greenberg hours of questionable plot that's lack definition and intensity. • weak on continuity and credibility. The kids struggle through a back MQst of the acting b uninspired and yard jungle which is visually excel the heroics are laughable while the' lent although a little too obviously Grading the movies r -i; ' ! :—: -^-script generally isn t-— ~—^-^--.plastic. PlanBUo look different un A+ Top marks-sure to please Anton Furst's production design is der extreme-magnification but some^ The magical adventure, "Lawrence of a?' ly restored classic, which also stars Peter apprprlately dank and gloomy, an of the blades of grass just didn't look A Close behind-excellent O'Toole and Anthony Quinn opens Wednesday, image of urban decay and corruption natural. Despite these minor com brought international stardom to then-un set somewhere in "no-time" between plaints, "Honey, I Shrunk the" Kids" A- Sllll In running for top honors known Egyptian actor Omar Sharif (left) and June 28, at the Fox Theatre for a three-week "Metropolis" and "Blade -Runner." ought to swell box office coffers. unknown British actor Peter OToole. The new- engagement. that exactly fits heroic fantasy Hot- Such is not the conclusion about B+ Pretty good stuff, not perfect dependent upon specific history or "Crusoe" (D+, PG-13,100 minutes). B_ Good technology, and Furst's heavy, goth- If you get past some overly artistic ic forms are among "Batman's" Best sea boulders, "Crusoe" is a visually B- Good but notable deficiencies features. beautiful portrait of the Seychelles Restoration recaptures Jack Nicholson as the Joker may Island location but excruciatingly C+ Jusi a cut above average be the villian of this piece, but from slow In pace. a viewer's point of view, he's the Aldan Qulnn in the title role does C Mediocre real hero. "Batman" only sparkles fairly well with what little he's giv C- Not so hotand slipping fast grandeur of Lean's work with excitement and electricity en, but face' it, an isolated man has when the Joker is on screen. Exit Ni- little to do and less to say. Movies D+ The very best of the poor stuff ch61son and out go the lights. Figure rarely capture a person's Internal By JohnMonaghan tain lack of coherence in its con plish in the desert. There are also that one out on your decoder ring, life. D Poor special writer struction, audiences flocked to added shots in the controversial kiddies. . ,:~ . "Lawrence." It won seven Academy scene between Lawrence and a Everyone knows the story of Rob It doesn't get much worse Nicholson plays the Joker with inson Crusoe This time out it's the D- A man alone, exhausted from the awards, Including best picture and homosexual Turkish general (Jose manic delight and such verve that tale of bad table manners and a F Truly awful heat, walks across the desert toward best director. Today, the uncut ver Ferrer) who captures him. The sadis even stupid lines like AYou wouldn't man, stranded, without sun block, on a blistering yellow sun and almost sion has played to great acclaim in tic general's .lips quiver more hit a guy wearing glasses, would a tropical island,wbo never gets a Z Reserved for the colossally bad certain death. It's a grand emotional several American cities. My own ex lecherously than ever at the sight of you?" are delightfully energized. As tan. Go figure. (Reviewed by Su moment, yet its impact is all but lost perience with the film during a Lawrence's milky white flesh. well, he gives new meaning to the san Fincham.) » No advanced screening on the confines of a television screening on San Francisco soared The real star of the film is still old cliche about "bats In the belfry." Patience Is the key to finding en screen. well beyond any expectations. director Lean, who has managed to Nicholson alone Js worth the ticket joyment in "Vampire's Kiss" (B-, R, "No Holds Barred" (•) (PG-13). Even during aji occasional theatri keep the epic on a very human level. price. 90 minutes). The payoff is a surpris Hulk Hogan grunts and groans. cal showing, the desert sun has faded WINSTON Churchill called Thom His "The Bridge Over the River Michael Keaton, however, is dull ingly strong insight into the disinte "Pet Sematary" (B-) (R) 105 minutes. through time to an almost cool pink as Edward Lawrence (1888-1935) Kwai" (1957) and "A Passage to In and leaden as Batman with one of gration of one man's fragile psyche More gore for Stephen King fans. — far from the filmmaker's original "one of the greatest beings alive in dia" (1984) also have this quality, the lowest energy levels to appear as Nicolas Cage's performance "Pink Cadillac" (B+) (PG-13) 90 min intent. our time." While American and Brit yet, "Lawrence" remains his grand on screen in a long time. The intel burns up the screen. His frenetic en utes. With the director's cut of "Law ish soldiers perished in the trenches est and most personal epic to date. lectual, philosophic, approach just ergy is passed off as eccentric be Clint Eastwood Is unexpectedly humor rence of Arabia," beginning an ex of World War I, Lawrence was sin- FILM ARCHIVIST Robert Harris doesn't work here. havior until the true implications of ous in comedy about bounty-hunters, tended run this Wednesday at the glehandedly leading the Arab nation originally contacted Lean about the his delusions come to light. gangland treasure and a girl with a baby. Fox Theatre, a film classic is not to victory against the Turkish army. reconstruction in the early 1980s. THE SAME Is true of Kim Bas- only rereleased, but reborn. With 20 Behind the scenes, however, British The director was shocked to find' inger, who puts on glasses and tries ELIZABETH Ashley brings her "Rain Man" (A+) (R) 130 minutes. additional minutes and heightened generals and politicians were busy that brittle splices and fading color to play Intellectual photojournalism formidable presence to the proceed Tom Cruise and Dustin Hoffman star color, the new "Lawrence" is actual exploiting his seemingly endless en were taking their toll on the original love interest. The sensuous comic ings with earthy sophistication. In as brothers in every sense. ly clearer in image, sound and story ergy and charisma. negative. With the help of Martin style she displayed in "My Stepmoth fact, style seem3 to be a major con "Renegades" (C+) (R) 105 minutes. than it was in its original release in A virtually unknown Peter Scorsese and Steven Spielberg (and er Is an Allen" is totally absent. . sideration in a "Vampire's Kiss." Violent buddy film with Kiefer Suther 1962. OToole became an international their personal teams of technicians), and missed. Therein lies an inherent problem. land and Lou Diamond Phillips. Director David Lean faced an un star upon the release of "Lawrence." four tons of visual and sound ele The film's major faults, however,' For all its style GOLF BOATS IMC 6465 Telegraph, Dearborn Hit. £WCATION - Vi Ml,rrfot Ford Rd. (313) 274-1600 TODAY'S Batman (Mi chael Keaton) BEST VALUE Psychotherapy for individuals, families, groups & couples protects pho unlimited coif * 96^^10^. • Sexual problems ; to-Journalist • Job dissatisfaction • Losses , Vjcki Vale Two challenging 18 Hole courses • Family conflict • Anxiety : . (Kim Baslnger) Educate Your Game Developmental^/Accidentally disabled at ho fight* off / At Our Adult vacation coif school .the Joker's • Mental retardation • Corebrai Palsy igoona In our staff Of professionals teach . 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First, Ann mmmm staff writer One reason is that his songs can be 208 S. First St., Ann Arbor. For informa Arbor- For information, call 996-6555. tion, call 996-8555. surrealistic at times. He uses the • m whole canvas when writing. 9 B00T8EY X „ Robyn Hitchcock wants to know • TAJ BAND Bootsey. X and the Lovemasters wilt* what the weather is like here. He's Interestingly enough, a song-by- The Taj Band will perform Tuesday, , perform along with special guests, Vic quite gleeful when he learns that it's sohg description is included with the June 27, at the Blind Pig, 208 S. First St., tims of Circumstance, Fridays June 80, at rainy and humid. press notes on "Queeq Elvis," which Ann Arhpr. For information, call 996- the Flamtramck Pub, 2048 Canlff, off la "Ah, that's good for growth," said in Hitchcock's case is like trying to 8555. 75. For information, call 365-9760. Hitchcock, who will perform on describe World War II on the back of «* • . • ROBYN HITCHCOCK 9 ROBERT NOLL "^ Wednesday at Saint Andrew's Hail in a gum wrapper. Detroit. Robyn Hitchcock will perform Wednes Robert Noll and the Blues Mission will" "I'm not really "interested in de day, June 28, at Saint Andrew's Hall, 431 perform Friday, June 30, at Moby Dicks,' Perhaps only Hitchcock would de 5452 Schaefer, Dearborn. For tnlorma-x't. scribing songs," Hitchcock said. "1 E. Congress, Detroit. For information, light at the prospect of the different call 961-MELT. lion, call 581-3650. ' .„!: vegetation — weeds and wlldflowers think the listener doesn't need to — that would pop up as a result of have things explained to them. O B1QTOWN , O IDYLL ROOMER8 rainy conditions. If anything, his al Big Town will perform Friday and Sat-^ t "... Though T.S. Eliot had these Idyll Roomers will perform Wednes urday, June 30-July l, at Skylights, 49 iC" bums have been something of a bed little notes next to the lines in one of day, June 28, at the Blind Pig, 208 S, of rich organic life to romp through. -SaginaW,-PontIac— For-infefraatioorcal^— -his-woFks,—'Wastelano^they-were- "FirST^f^'AhB^ATbor.' FotTnlormatJon, 334-7651. """Queen Elvis," his latest release like academic footnotes. It's one of call 996-8555. on A&M Records, displays the pop my favorites. Maybe I'll do that on 9 FIREWORKS CONCERT artist at his quirky best. The album my next album. I'll put in these 9 STRANGE BEDFELLOWS Spirit, Duke Tumatoe and the Power; is the follow-up to the equally eclec Strange Bedfellows will perform at Trio, The Greg Stryker Band and Ash Can/" • notes, little reference points as I go "Rock'n'Bowl" along with special guests, tic and enjoyable "Globe of Frogs," along." " VanGogh will perform noon to 6 p.m. Fri-,.„ 'which had both its dandelions and its Shouting Club, Thursday, June 29, at The day, June 30, at Hart Plaza in Detroit;- roses. Garden Bowl, 4120 "Woodward, south The concert is free and sponsored by"'n. HIS ALBUMS, though, are merely blocks south of Warren, Detroit Admis WRIF-FM. There is the contention that Hitch sion is M For information, call 833-9850. cock could easily write the commer blueprints. Onstage is where the mu cial pop smasheroo that would sell sic really comes into full bloom. O CLARENCE FOUNTAIN millions. One gets the impression he "I wouldn't say the songs evolve," O TERRANCE 8IMIEN Clarence Fountain and. the Five Blind -• Terrance Simien will perform Thurs Boys of Alabama will perform Saturday.""* merely toys with the listener, reveal Hitchcock said. "I'd say the musi day, June 29, at the Blind Pig, 208 S. July 1, at Alvin's, 5756 Cass, Detroit For ing his pop genius like Mike Tyson cianship does. The songs are First St, Ann Arbor. For information, information, call 99-MUSfC. uses a right hook — only when nec stretched out more on stage. We're call 996-8555. essary. much better live . . . We usually 9 HYPER FORMANCE -~ ! record them right after they are © TRA8H BRATZ Hyper Pormance will perform witb,,^ THERE'S NO joke in the fact that written, so they are fresh." Trash Brati will perform Friday, June special guests, Threshold, Saturday, July.. On "Queen Elvis," Hitchcock tried 30, at Blondie's Concert Halt Seven Mile 1, at the Hamtramck Pub, 2048 Canlff,"" Hitchcock is perhaps at the top of his Road, east of Telegraph, Detroit For In off 1-75. For Information, call 365-9760. - - craft. to get more of his emotions out in stead of his vision. He believes he's formation, call 535-8108. 9 JEANNE AND THE DREAMS Hitchcock began plying his pretty much evolved as a 9 URBATIONS Jeanne and the Dreams will perform songwriting skills in folk clubs songwriter. "I don't think I could The Urbations will perform Friday, Saturday, July I, at the Blind Pig, 208 Srr- around England, He performed for a write a song about what's happening June 30, at Alvlns, 5756 Cass, Detroit First St, Ant Arbor. For Informatioiv-c. while in a group called the Soft Boys, in Beijing or the Exxon spill," he For information, call 832-2355. call 996-8555. which featured Kiraberly Rew, who said. went on to join Katrina and the He mentions perhaps taking a cou Waves. ple of years off from writing to as sess things. Before going Into the stu The Soft Boys split, leading Hitch dio, Hitchcock worked Incognito in a cock to release two solo LPs "Black San Francisco record store. Snake Diamond Role" and "Groovy People would buy his albums in Decay" in the early 1980s. Dismayed the store, not realizing the guy at that the rock world was "in the grip cash register was Hitchcock himself. of synthetic, technological image- That's not what he remembers most conscious music," Hitchcock from the experience, though. dropped out. "The Hoover didn't work very well. One of the speakers in the shop He resurfaced in 1984, releasing '1 didn't work properly, so everything Robyn Hitchcock will perform some numbers from his latest Often Dream of Trains." He formed came out in mono," he said. A&M release, "Queen Elvis," on Wednesday at Saint Andrew's The Egyptians and began touring Hall in Detroit. again. Robyn Hitchcock and The Egyptians will perform on I.R.S. recording art His popularity on the college cir Wednesday, June 28, at Saint An ist, Spirit, is one of cuit led to his .signing with A&M drew's Hall, 431 E. Congress, De several bands who records in 1986. Commercial radio troit. For information, call 961- will perform Friday; play has been sparse, despite the MELT. at Hart Plaza in De MUSICAL NOTES troit. The New York Times recently gle our way recently. The song, recently. "Psychodrama" is the In the meantime, the Orange COLLEGE LOCAL took the time to review Frank Alli "Burn the Crack House Down," Is long-awaited eight-song release Roughies have turned a political fin. from this hard rocking outfit and The band performed at an anti-nukes son and the Odd Sox's "Monkey Busi nothing less than what we've come Here are the top 10 songs receiving alr-i • k should be available at the finer rally in Las Vegas in April and is Here are the top 10 albums receiving ness," a considerable feat in that the to expect from our political rockers, airplay on WHFRFM, the campus irta- play on "Detroit Music Scene," which lg,„ album Is on an independent label, Cinecyde. States the press release record outlets in the area. scheduled to perform at a Seeds of Uon of Henry Ford Community College in heard 4-5 pm Sundays (repeated 5:30-,- Relapse, and doesn't have a big pub- that a^wrnpinJ^Jh£_.tane^C1ne-= ,AynBand's_favorite^ris_F4gwe4P=—P-eace4>eoeftt-Oc4^4s-Sari-FFaflc}s-- Dearborn fc: W pjn. luesdays)on WDTR-FMttS '"" lic relations machine behind them. cyde doesn't like violence and have also released a five-song EP co. Also appearing at the show will But there's a lesson to all other doesn't admire violent people. Goons "Blind Justice" (Nebula). Figure 4 be 10,000 Maniacs, Billy Bragg and l."Doolittle," The Pixie*. 1. "Slang Tang," Skankkg Voodoo DouV" bands and managers out there. Man and racists have a particularly has also added a new bass guitarist, Michelle Shocked. 2. "Welcome to the Jelly Days," Life la 2."CMldh<»d,"MJjslooar>Stew, . ?*» ager Kevin Kcapp, who" operates unappealing vision. 'Burn the Crack Mike Bison- His previous experience The event in Las Vegas wasn't the Blender. 3. 'Tm in Love Again," Shane and the^ "out of two closets and a file cabi House Down* is about regular, Includes performing with the Scott without a_few hitches. First, the 3. "Boom, Boom. . ."Torn Tom Club. Sirens. , . ". ' 4. "Blind Justice," Figure 4. . •»*« net" in his Plymouth residence, does peaceful, hard-working people. Peo Campbell Group and most recently band endured an uncomfortable 2%- 4. "Mr. Music Head," Adrian Belew. day bus trip to Nevada. Then three 5."Nine,"PXL. 5."PonyDown,"BootseyX. *< the work of 20 people at big record ple whose neighborhoods have been Strange Bedfellows. Blsch can also 6. "Sour Cream," Sensitive Big Goyt. ./,2 songs into the set, a bass string 6. "Exercise in Tension," Dessau. labels...... abandoned by city government and be found thudding some bass lines 7. "Root, Hoot or Hog," NUon and Roper. 7. "Two Steps Ahead," World State. AM He's first-rate and professional. the police. People who won't be for Twiggy Barbust and the Lizards broke. Before the six-song set ended, 8.'XB.TABA.,"Wlre. 8. "The Real You," The Gear. .^ He doesn't gush with overblown pushed anymore. People who will in Jars. two snare drums also bit the dost 9. "Red Tape," Messenger. '•'/'• 9. "Love and Rockets!," Love and Rock u praise about the band. He doesn't ask take a stand when their government And we wait And we wait some Several people were arrested at ets. 10. "Springtime," Jugglers sod Thieves, '' such tacky questions like "How big won't. If in only a small way, 'Burn more. The Orange Roughies' album the sit-in, but not the Orange 10. "Brain Drain," Ramones. are you going to play it up in the pa the Crack House Down' can bring that was due out in March, April, Roughies. per?" more government attention to the June and July might not be out until "We tried to," Feeny said. 'The Of course, the music is what problem of crack, crime andjlevas- • September, according to the big thing was we had a show on Satur speaks the loudest in the end. And tated neighborhoods, Cinecyde will Roughie himself, Dave Feeny. day. We heard they kept you for 20 Frank Allison and the Odd Sox will be satisfied." Apparently, "Knuckle Sandwich" hours and we wanted to get back in be heard by many more people in the FUnhouse, featuring lead singer was completed 2¼ months ago. Noc time for our shows." days to come. Kimba, had a cassette-release bash turnal Records In Detroit Is waiting <»» Gary Reichel sent a cassette sin at the 3D Dance Club In Royal Oak for the cover artwork. —Larry O'Connor REVIEWS ABSOLUTE HEART SHAPED DONNY OSMOND WORLD TORCH AND TWANG — Donny Osmond — Chris Isaak — k.d. lang and The Recliners , Hailing from Sao FTanclseo,_Cbr'ls Give Ms. lang some credit. After This album Is hot Here comes. Isaak thankfully sounds nothing like you don't need lb be told this, as the success of "Shadowland" (Sire), such as "Big Boned GaTand "Luck Donny, a devoted "Soldier of Love." that city's other musical luminaries, these two Influences are what pres? the Canadian slrlger could have easi In My Eyes." Just when wedidn't expect it Donny Sturken ajd^RogerejJhejwreot,, Gratefully Dead and Jefferson Air ehl themselveslblhe(listener imme ly reieased^GeezrDon'rr sound" *~Tahg can slow things down as well Osmond fights iBefbaTtle of IHe'mV" "slngleTrom the alburn?It"wiiit fir sick. Instead, Isaak operates more In diately. Like Patsy Cllne, Vol. n." as she does on "Wallflower Walt*," sic Industry and makes an incredible released in the European market b£* the tradition of one man, one guitar, The unique, over-rldlng character Instead, k.d. lang has gone out of which offers a nice balance on the comeback. / Capitol records, Osmond and Capiton! a broken heart and a bunch of great istics in the Isaak 8 sound is his her way on "Absolute Torch and album, lang collaborates, with Ben Looking a little like George Mi had not planned to hit the American;; songs. smooth, evocative voice and his lone-v Twaitg's (Sire) to profess her alle Mink on most of the songwriting chael (which Isn't so bad), Osmond justyet -x This Is his third LP on Reprise some, plaintive guitar walling ai the? giance rto country music. She knows chores. Mink also handles the string proves to the Industry that he does But "Soldier of Lovo" turned ootU Record and as Isaak himself jokes: moon. His haunting melodies are where her true following Is, not With arrangements on "Absolute Torch have serious musical talent to be a big hit on the AmerkaiC "If you have my last two records, well matched by his sad lyrics of lost the trendy popsters but the blue jean and Twang." - - ; ,:•"••__• Mixing R&B with pop seems to be charts, a pleasant surprise for O*-'^ don't buy this one." He uses the same loves. ' •"•. and cowboy hat crowd. But it's lang who puts her signa the answer for Osmond. The album mond and the record label. R**o- stations first aired the uptoat »oof ^ producer, Erik Jacobsen, as his pre-' If these songs are In any In any Those people especially will be de> ture on several numbers, one of (Capitol Records) Is full of tunes pro wltftoft releasing Osmond's nam*. .' vious record/ and his band, Silver- way true to life, boy, has ho been lighted with the work of k.d. lang on those ('It's Me") perhaps alludes to duced by Carl Sturken, Evan Rogers The music spoke for Itoelf. NOB* of . tone, Is the same lineup as they screwed around. For example; "I this album. She pulls out all the toots her sudden bout with famo. and George Acogny along with Os the listeners knew who the artii* ^ have had since their Inception In never dreamed I'd meet somebody of the country arsenal on this one, "What you see on TV/all them mond himself* Sturken and Roger* singing the song was for the ftm « 1684. like you, I never dreamed I lose Tho twang of the steel guitar and the sparkles, it ain't me. . .I'm not ask perform with Osmond. i Isaak, who Is fast becoming as hip somebody like you" from the song ing for the world/1 Just want to be Osmond does' havo rhythm and week. But how el»o could yow orctw . 1 ballads of broken hearts are' all ; trate A comeback? for his fashionably good looks as his "Wicked Game,' which also features there.- , an ordinary glrl/mlght not be all you blues when, he sings "Sacred Emo music, resembles an early Elvis a magical guitar mcIMy, Or "The want/but It's all you get, It's me." tions" and "If It's Love that You Apparently, Donny Ovmowl hm,^. Presley both visually and to a lesser one that I loved used to laugh when I But tho thing that sells 6ie whole Which, on this album, Is all anyone Want" both written by Sturken and benefited from his hlatat of * *c~ ^ citent, musically. This may be no cried/the one that I loved wouldn't package Is lang's voice, which Is eouldaskfor. Rogers, and "Groove" written by ad*. He wa* able to otorre mi'Z surprise as ho claims that his first stay by my'side/if loyo could have soothing as the wind whispering — Larry O'Connor Acogny and Osmond. leara the bminett. ' introduction to the heady world of lasted forever, I'd be with her today" through the. wheat of an Albert* Unl Ike the sugary Donny and Mar Come back any way m want, a* Tock'o'roll^waswhenho heard the frow the rrufiilx^iT-^KIrigr-ofnh©' farm.-Tho almost-haunting echoes - ie sound; Osmond's" new mad h»r long as It's M good Mthkarbwn. ^lgtoalJ&ftJSessions^iorao-tbat-- -Highways ibAUiiarked-iShadowl«rHl^^hrctt- "plentyot soul combined with bacfc -— — QuH&Cvnnor— he listened primarily to country and Truly beautiful, gentle lato night was Owen Bradley produced, are re up singers harmony, melody, syn- western music, listening. ' placed by upbeat jangles that have a thesliers and drum machines. i •it ynn know Chris laaak's music ~ Comae Wright country dance hall quality to them, "Soldier of Love," written by >w M •** mm >n«*mimim*wwm*mmwvm ^WWWT 40** O&E Monday, dune 26,1989 STREET SENSE street seen •MMMMIMMMMMMaWMMIIWMHW^^ Charlene Mitchell Don't expect perfection Dear Barbara, the situation, but never discuss it Dear Nobody's Perfect, Street Scene reporter Charlene Mitchell is always looking with me and I feel it's tabu or she for the unusual: Shewelcomes-comments and suggestions will think I'm rubbing it in. Mostly, * Your pseudonym gives you your from readers and entrepreneurs: Write her in care of this I have a therapist that I have been seeing for a year, and I love her dear she will deny what happened and own answer. No one is perfect. There newspaper, 36251 Schoolcraft Livonia 48150, or call 591-2300, turn it into another one of my psy Ext.313. : ly. I am 62 years old and she Is the is good and bad in everyone, and only one who has helped me. My life chological problems and soon she be therefore, it is your responsibility to now is worth living and I'm starting lieves this altered version of the accept the total picture of any per to be me. It's like I've come alive facts' herself. She's afraid to admit son. and I think it's a miracle, she's wrong. : When we.are.very small we. think that there are two mothers, the good I have a problem with her, believe Who do you turn to when-your and the bad. With maturity comes it or not: I have talked to her about It therapist is giving you a problem the ability to understand the reality marjy times and it is becoming more and she won't change and you can't that this is just one person. With love than I can handle. She feel^sjle must live with it? It's an Ironic situation. I comes the capability of accepting maintain an image of herself as a could go on and on, but I have given the "bad" and not trying to change perfect therapist. She does not allow you the essentials, I feel like my life her. _^ __i_.^ .Barbara-Schlff room for any mistakes. =isJmnging-4n4he-balancebecause'slre —Yotn— ability fo~grow in this way, is so exceptionally gifted. that is to be truly able to love your If you have a question for Bar Although she does so much more therapist as you say you do, will bara Schiff, a trained counselor right than wrong, occasionally she Please advise me, Barbara. make your life even more "worth and experienced Oierapisl, send goofs just like anyone else. When this living." it to Street Sense, 36251 School happens, she will sometimes correct Nobody's Perfect Barbara craft, Livonia 48150. hwamimMtmWiKanmuuMHHuaBKHom j*;'M*^f,!!*M^«;M.^«se£«3^:«« in^ Orchard Lake the price? I haven't done it. Michigan summer shenanigans? Dial 9290. of the Sault Ste. Marie bicentennial Mall. Also at J.C. Penney stores in theaijea. - If you'd rather fly with wings, toll-free (800) 5432-YES and ask the How many times have you consid of lighthouse keeping Aug. 12-13, the think about the glider rides offered state travel bureau for pamphlets ered taking the two-hour round trip Michigan Maritime Museum in by Benz Aviation In Ionia. and information. Get a West Michi on the paddlewheeler Queens from South Haven Aug. 19-tO, on Macki Rather bike than fly? gan Travel Planner from 4hem and Oscoda to Hale. It costs $6.50 for nac Island Aug. 25-27 and in nearby The Shoreline Tour along the Lake find out about the new KLS&C Rail adults, $3 for kids, an extra couple of Wyandotte..-during Heritage Days Michigan coast will cost $135 and way Co. in Paw Paw, the new har dollars, if you go during color tour Sept.8-10. Mark you calendar. cover 350 miles July 29-Aug.5. Con ness racing in Muskegon and how to time. They leave at noon and 3 p.m. More? The great Michigan Festi tact the League of" Michigan Bicy visit "America's most famous sur Here's a place I've always wanted val is on at MSU in East Lansing clists, Box 16201, Lansing, MI 4891. viving World War II submarine," the to go — El Rancho Stevens, P.O. Box Aug. 18-27. Or join the Dick AlfenhLansing to USS Silversides, also in Muskegon. 366, 2332 East Dixon Lake Road, Well, that got us through one inch MackinafcJ&ir for a fdunday bike Ask for a book on the 1989 Lake Gaylord. Call it at (517) 732-50900 of the pile on my desk, and a fraction ride through west and central Michi Michigan Circle Tour. It will tell you and if you've been there, write and of what is going on in Michigan this gan, $69, Aug. 31-SepL3,' orxa five- everything you want to know about give me thewojd about it. It is sup summer. More next week, if you're day ride, $93, A$g. Sd-Sept 3. Write coastal stops in Illinois, Indiana, posed to belffun ranch vacation. going out of state. Meantime, hold DALMAC, Box 17088, Lansing, Mich. Michigan and Wisconsin while fol Like festivals? Michigan has a big the phone. It's somewhere under this 48901. lowing one of the mapped out circle promotion called "Celebrate the great pile of mall, but who knows The National Bicycle League Na tours. Great Lakes" this year and special where? down Belgian Princess Nicole (Joan na Pacula of the "The Kiss") who is VIDEO a pretty self-reliant cookie for royal ty as she hangs out in the African Continued from Page: paced for a vehicle about comics and Costello ar,e totally absent in their jungle. comedy, particularly considering its non-performances. "Options" has all the jungle-movie There's a whole lot of shaking cast, it is poorly performed with Still, here's an opportunity to see cliches except snakes and lots of ex going on, friends, but Just because it some of the most self-conscious, em "Who's on First" — on second cellent African footage apparently feels good doesn't mean It's good for barrassing acting you'll ever see by thought, buy the audio tape. left over from Vestron's "Wild World you. professionals. Vestron's "Options" (C, PG) is a of Animals" series. A couple of other new videos this Buddy Hackett gets some energy little better and more entertaining Despite some funny stuff and -¾.¾ t* week aren't quite as attractive, but and professionalism into his although too much of an obvious some decent action sequences, "Op m^± have something to recommend them. characterization of Lou Costello, but play on "Romancing the Stone" with tions" never decides what kind of Harvey Korman is unbelievably it major creative contribution being movie it wants to be. Hence this Heads up "BUD AND Lou," a 1978 bloplc bland as Abbott. Arte Johnson as role-reversal with Matt Salinger "wildly romantic comedy" drags •: about Abbott and Coslello (unrated their agent, Robert Reed as their ("Revenge of the Nerds") as a mild- along to a reasonably predictable No rifted to'..tell you how Important hats are to the fash but probably PG, 98 minutes), Is a producer and Michele Lee as Mrs. mannered Hollywood agent tracking conclusion. very C- effort that is awfully slow- ion scene this summer. These are original "Happy Hats," by local artisan Lynne, who uses real'dried fib-' •"; wers'complemented with crepe bows bows. A country I' -^oofctriatloo^s^reaMn tn^cfty^ SCREEN ; couldn't be worn? Available at Diane M and Joie de Vie, • 'both In Birmingham. ; : ^- SCENE Observer & Eccentric Newspapers t AFTERNOON FILM THEATRE, De -o troit Institute of Arts, 5200 Woodward Ave., Detroit. Call 632-2730 for informa SUMMER BROADWAY REVUE tion. ($1) "X, the Man With the X-Ray Eyes" (USA - 1963), 1 p.m. June 27-July 2. GIVE YOUR GROUP THE SONG AND DANCE! *„4 Schlockmeister Roger Corman's best sci- fi film stars Ray Milland as a doctor whose ability to see through solid matter leads to amazing healing powers, prophe iD- t cy and eventual Insanity. FOX THEATRE, 2211 Woodward Ave., Putting It Together $ Detroit. Call 567-6000 for information. ($10). A mobile musical production packed with singing and choreography hi "Lawrence of Arabia" (Britain — 1962), June 28-July 16. (Call for show- Eight young actors sing and dance their way through the times.) A limited engagement of David inside story of reaching for the footlights Z' Lean's newly restored epic, starring Pe ter O'Toole as British hero T.E. Law *'» rence. •»" HENRY FORD CENTENNIAL LI- AVAILABLE JUNE 26 - AUGUST 6, 1989 fprachan^e BRArtY, 16301 Michigan. Dearborn. Call £ 5 % 943-2330 for Information. (Free) Ever since Swatch came out^with Its way-out looks In "Murder By Death," (USA - 1976), 7 Ideal for: 0 Church functions 0 Reunions wristwatches, loads of manufacturers are doing the p.m. June 26. Neil Simon's clever parody A 5:' 8> • * Oakland County Parks.. r . affections of big game hunter Gable In -•fir -Afrlcar—— .—.:...... -,-.—.^..^-. *. around the year, weY« right here *,« MICHIGAN THEATRE, 16301 E. Lib erty, Ann/Arbor. For Information, call 669-8397. ($4 regular and $3.25 students and senior citizens) Other Mobile Recreation units available: 'Xet's Get Lost" (USA - 1989), June Sport, puppet, skate, mobiles; nature program, moonwalk, mimes, tents, buses 26-30 (call for showtlmes), Award-win ning documentary portrait of the late Jazzman Chct Baker. "Pelle the Conqueror" (Denmark — + Call 65ti-0916 for details and reservations • 1986), 9:15 p.m. June 28 and 7:15 p.nr June 29. Billle August's unsentimental study of a Swedish migrant worker (Max sponsored by: Other contributing sponsors: | cooperation with: Von Sydow) and his son. n "Heathers" (USA - 1989) 7:15 p.m. Council One-of-a-kind June 30. JBltter. satire of high school THE ^ »A rts mores, about a girl whose Involvement Artist Josnn* Bettett lias created some of the loveliest with a psycho boyfriend leads to murder horns accessories avaitoble. These pretty washable silk in the <£hoor» most powerful clique, Oakland pillows have zippered, removable covers for easy main PARK THEATRE, 804 Erie St. E., \irks tenance. Splaehe* of free form pamt create the one-of- Windsor. Call (519) 971-9983 for limes. IccFrttttc .'sssas? CTIR(fH)M ^ T*wi Monday. June 28, 1989 O&E *5D STREET CRACKS BBMtWHBBMMMwmimiMiMM^ Allen taps his life in Birmingham ByBob8adler ^tyh volurne or blue material. I used "I JUST DUCT tape the bigger a reason why Allen was also Includ special writer it when I needed it. Back then, I things in the room down before," Al ed in a motion picture called "Come didn't have much else.", len said. dy's Dirtiest Dozen," a film that is Tim Allen is a First Amendment The new material in' Allen's arse completed, but having trouble get Saying he never did what he want comic, supporting the right to deliv nal reflects his growth as a comic. ting released. ed to after getting a degree lo com- er any kind of material the perform He's found some crazy things In his "Some of the comics are stepping .muniQatlons from Western Michigan er feels comfortable with — blue or everyday life in Birmingham that on some very fine lines," Allen said. University, Allen was prompted by a -otherwise. have floored audiences across the "I think,some people are reluctant to "I have defended the right to do country. writer friend to try a local opea distribute it." blue material because I've always mike night about 10 years ago. He liked raunchy material," said Allen, "I'm a homebody," said Allen, a spent time in his basement coming Allen hopes the future keeps him another'hometown comic making it 1971 graduate of Birmingham up with 30 minutes of material for and Laura, his wife of five years, in on the national scene. "I never Seaholm High School. "I've parlayed that first night, which resulted in his the Detroit area. He hopes to bal- .. tboug^t_BllLCosby~was-that- funnyr- .^ihaj-Mo material about-suburban —beeoming-a-regular-at Mark-Ridley fice his show busirtess-starrWbich4s-- When I first saw George Carlin, 1 males being pfgs. The only thing Comedy Castle. still climbing, with the hometown he was amazed. Richard Pryor abso we're good for is lawn care and vehi loves. cle maintenance." By 1986, he had headlined for the lutely made me howl. I still like to first time — at the Punchline in At There's been so many great com do it (blue material) now and then." Allen's handiness around the house lanta. He opened for bands like Kool ics that are from Detroit," Allen When asked why such material is is unquestioned. He considers going & The Gang and The Spinners. Fingl- said. "I just wish I was one of them." a palatable option for younger, less to the Sears Craftsman tool depart ly, he got some television credits, ap experienced comics, Allen offered ment a major rite of manhood. When pearing on Showtlme's Comedy Club Tim Allen will appear Tuesday, an analogy: "If a rock band's music his vacuum wasn't working, he in Network, the Showtime Comedy All- June 27, through Friday, July 1, is lousy, they just turn up the amps stalled a Buick V6 engine to get it Stars and a recent Rodney Danger- at Mark Ridley's Comedy Castle, louder when they play. In the same going again. He uses his McCullough field special on HBO. 2593 Woodward, Berkley. For res way, comics overcome a lousy act leaf blower for dusting. His earlier image may have been ervations, call 542-9900. COMEDY CLUBS L^Uig^MMMmtTO^^ Here are some listings of come • CHAPLIN'S PLYMOUTH ' 1, at Holly Hotel, 110 Battle Alley, ty's Comedy Club, Long Branch Res dy clubs in our area. To let us Dave Dugan will appear Thurs Holly. Show times are 8:30 p.m. with taurant, 595 N. Lapeer Road, Ox know who is appearing at your day-Saturday, June 29 to July 1, at additional 10:30 p.m. shows oo Fri ford. Showtlmes are 8 p.m. club, send the information to: Chaplin's Plymouth in the Plymouth day and Saturday. For information., Thursday; 8 p.m. and 10:30 p.m. Fri Comedy Listings, Observer & Ec Hilton, • 14707 Northville Road, call 634-1819. day and Saturday. For information, centric Newspapers, 36251 Plymouth. For information, call 454- call 628-6500. Schoolcraft, Livonia-48150. 4680. O LOONEYBINII Leo DuFour will perform Friday- • RIDLEY'S COMEDY 9 BEA'S KITCHEN • CHAPLIN'S WEST Saturday, June 30 and July 1, at The Downtown Tony Brown will per Tom Anzalone will appear Tues Looney Bin at The Roxy, 1-94 and CASTLE form along with Skeeter Murray and day-Saturday, June 27 to July 1, at Haggerty . Showtimes are 9 p.m. Tim Allen will appear Tuesday- Cbri8 Franklin on Friday and Satur Chaplin's West, 16890 Telegraph, Friday and 8 and 10 p.m. Saturday. Saturday, June 27 to July 1, at Mark day, June 30 and July 1, at Bea's south of Six Mile, Detroit. For infor- There's a $5 cover charge. For Infor Ridle/s Comedy Castle, 2593 Wood Comedy Kitchen, 541 Larned, De .mation, call 533-8866. mation, call 699-1829. ward, Berkley. Showtlmes are 8:3fr troit. Showtimes are 9 p.m. and 11:15 p.m. Tuesday-Thursday and 8:30 p.m. For information, call 961-2581. • COMEDY SPORTZ • MAINSTREET *~ p.m. and 11 p.m. Friday and Satur day. For reservations, call 542-9900. Comedy Sportz at the Heidelburg Rlc Schrader will perform Friday O CHAPLIN'S EAST will have improvisational comedy at through Sunday, June 30, July 1-2, at Randy Montgomery will appear 8:30 p.m. and 11 p.m. Friday and the Mainstreet Comedy Castle, 314 • WOLVERINE LOUNGE/ Wednesday-Saturday, June 28 to Saturday. The club b at 215 N. Main, E. Liberty, Ann Arbor. Showtlmes LOONEY BIN Comedian Tim Allan is at home with things like a power drill. July 1, at Chaplin's East, 34244 Ann Arbor. Showtimes are 8:30 p.m. are 8:30 and 11 pjn. For reserva Darwin Hines will appear Friday- He considers going to the Sears Craftsman tool department a Groesbeck, Fraser. Showtlmes are and 11 p.m. For reservations, call tions, call 996-9080. Saturday, June 30 and July 1, at the major rite of manhood. V 8:30 p.m. Wednesday and Thursday 995-8888. Wolverine Lounge and Looney Bin and 8:30 p.m. and 10:30 p.m. Friday • MISS KITTY'S Comedy Club, 1655 Gleogary, Walled and Saturday. For information, call • HOLLY HOTEL Ralph Malliger along with Toby Lake. Showtlmes are 9 p.m. Friday 792-1902. Pat Paulsen will perform Thurs Kid will perform Thursday-Satur and 8 and 10:15 p.m. Saturday. For day, June 30, through Saturday, July day, June 30 to July 1, at Miss Kit information, call 669-9374. 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Source reduction is a major nmaniTinn Meisner ter" campaign to decrease nearly ready to go back to shopping, This would be in line with the focus of it's agenda for action. Uiyaill^iriy Junk mall By having bulk even with three kids. Thanks for EPA's Feb. 89 report on solid waste My strategy is to test the response "QrOnf ~c6nd9mlnlumHias-a-number-of= Tnallnre turned -a t^the-sendees-ex -working on this.". _-^_-,. •__... which states that the Unlted.Stat£S_la_ to this column at the local level. If construction defects. Oat condo association pense. All but two (both from bulk JM — Birmingham running out of landfill space, causing overwhelming support comes from is having a very difficult time getting our mailers) heartily support this effort. a "burgeoning problem." It under our community, I will appeal for a plans and specifications from the develop Here are some samples: "I'm turned off from so many so scores the need "for a fundamental national, letter writing campaign to er. The city building inspector seems to be "You are my heroine for taking on licitations. If I send a donation to one change in the nation's approach to the Postal Board of Governors just stalling as to taming over whatever docu the Junk mall forces! This one col group, I can count on five new ones producing, packaging and disposing before thejiext postal rate hearings. ments the city has. What can we do? umn'has made my subscription to. asking. They should be required to of consumer goods . . . American If you care, clip or photocopy this the Observer worthwhile. I called (a keep donor's addresses confiden consumers have no incentive to limit form and return it — or just write to A. Contact the chief building department Dorothy mailer) to get my name off their list tial." their'waste generation because they me — and encourage others to do official and request In writing under the and was told advertisrs have a right IEB — Rochester are not charged for disposal accord the same. Lehmkuhl Freedom of Information Act copies of the to send out mall and the Post Office plans and specifications for the project. has to deliver it and I have no choice "1) Design the bulk mail stamp to Also contact the head of the engineering de but to accept it. He said the only include a "refused" box to be partment by written request. The city chance I have to reduce it would be checked and Include cost of return should have the plans on file, which are a to rent a post office mall box. (I got postage for each piece of junk mail. matter of public record. Some municipali one little letter and one big piece of 2) Allow only recyclable materials to COLONIAL ACRES ties are reluctant to release architectural .junk mail addressed to "Resident" be used on junk mall. 3) Tax each s&f plans, since they claim that the architect Adult Communities the first day I bad my P.O. Box.) piece of junk mall, then use proceeds retains a copyright on it. Don't I, as a homeowner, have some to pay for disposing of it. On the other hand, they should be subject rights to not have mail delivered LM — Bloomfield Hills m to review and perhaps copying under the against my will? These last ideas merit special con Freedom of Information Act, and if the city JHS — Plymouth sideration. If the Postal Rate Com balks, you should attempt to contact either mission won't allow bulk mall to be the mayor or city manager or the board of "As a working mother^I jiave lit returned at the sender's expense, trustees, as the case may be, concerning the IfWffl tle time to shop so I order many perhaps Congress could tax it to help unwillingness of the city to discharge its le -H5* **: things by mail. Now I am Inundated pay for disposing of the two billion gal responsibilities. It may become a politi with anywhere from 10-40 catalogs pounds of unwanted waste it creates cal as well as legal matter, particularly when it appears that the municipality is «a unwilling to turn over documents that it YES, I SUPPORT "LESS IS BETTER"! should have no reason not to do. Come Share our dream, exclusive country living: For adults 50 and older. .1.1 receive too much junk mail: Yes No —NoTesident children under the age of 17-years;- - Q. One of the residents in our condomini • 1 & 2 Bedroom Ranch Units • Hotpoint Appliances um Is an abusive alcoholic who drives the 2. The advertising that Irritates me most Is: • Private Entries •Full Basements woman beneath his unit craxy by throwing • Clubhouse and Nature Area • Optional Firej>lace, Family Room things against the wall, being load and oth • Sandy Beach or Pool an* d Walkout Basements erwise abusive. The person has complained 3.1 do enjoy receiving: to the board of directors and I, as managing South Lyon Green Oak Twsp. Williamston agent, am concerned that the board is COLONIAL ACRES CENTENNIAL FARM RED CEDAR UMM.. trt 1SJ tsr* Ut* *J . til IS] RED unwilling to do anything about it. CEOAfl 4.1 have tried getting off mailing lists: l_ Ourth A: This is an extremely difficult question It did did not work. S«vvLik»|f - because it appears that the problem relates To get off mailing lists I wrote: Nf Nt ^ ¾ to only two co-owners In the condominium and it does not affect the rest of the con dominium project. Many boards have taken COLONIAL CENTENNIAL the position that when only two co-owners ACRE8 JM2. FARM Tfer are involved for a relatively subjective 5. The advertisers who bother me most are: item such as noise or, in this case, alcohol From $65,900 From $73,900 From $50,900 abuse, they will not get involved because, as (313)437-1159 (313)437-6887 (517)655-3446 a practical matter, they cannot do a thing 6.1 have these constructive ideas for solving the about the alcoholism even If they were to Junk mall problem: (Use separate paper) , MODEjLS OPEN: .Mon.-Fri. 12-4 RM./Sat & Sun. 12-5 P.M: get a court order. ALSO OPEN THVRSDAYS/BJtA Cedar Closed Thar*. ? A co-owner does have the right to seek CENTAUR CONTRACTORS, INC.* COLONIAL ACRES REALTY, INC redress against another co-owner based on Name : the restrictions of the condominium docu ments. Whether the board has an absolute Add ress obligation to pursue an individual co-owner City Zip because of a complaint by another co- owner, when the common area Is not neces WIN 4 sarily affected, is a subject with-whicti S^STi^TonfrepiresloT^ have debated with other community associ ation lawyers throughout the United States Less is Better PASSES at various seminars we have attended Organizing Techniques throughout the years. Perhaps the board can serve as an in P.O. Box 330 termediary between the two co-owners ini FranHlln, Ml 48025 tially in an attempt to resolve the matter amicably, if at all possible. If not, the board must then consult with legal counsel as to the necessity and/or propriety of bringing legal action against the alcoholic co-owner or otherwise seeking help for the sickness of alcohol. Robert M. Meisner is a Birmingham attorney specializing in condominiums, real estate and corporate law. You are invited to submit topics which you would like to see discussed in this column, in cluding questions about condominiums, by writing Robert M. Meisner, 30200 Telegraph Road, Suite 467, Birmingham 48010. This column provides general in formation and should not be construed as legal opinion. BEAUTIFUL NEW DEViLOPMENT Juit on* of the m*o.nlfk*nt •fcvatlons «v*ll«W« In th« n«w Birmingham development on Lombard! Court Just south of Quarton and tail of Lahsorl Luxurious qualities Include fine brick •xteriora, woodahake roofs, murtlpto Prune with care fireplace*, marble In batha and so much mors. Call for Information! $¢93,000 H-43013 Waterford How a tree is pruned in its first few years of life will affect its shape, strength and even its life span. An Illustrated, easy-to-follow guide called - Pool Hours: Open now through Labor Day weekends, 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. "How to Prune Young Shade Trees" has WATERFORD OAKS—Scott lata Road (be(won Pcotiac Late Road 4 Dixie Kojiway), been prepared for homeowners. It can be Pontic RED OAKS—13 Hto Road (beNveen John R & Dequfodre), Madson Heights • obtained free of charge by writing the Na tional Arbor Day Foundation. * The how-to-prune guide includes step-by- step illustration? showing how proper prun ing in the .early years of a tree's life can save money in the long run and result in 8PECTACULAR LAKE VIEWS safer, more beautiful,- healthy, easy-to- An outstanding contemporary} Two-story great room with dramatlo firs' malntaln trees. ptact, skylight over sntlrs staircase, balcony off mater suit* which overlooks The booklet Is filled with Illustrations «h* tak*. Ntr>* foot c*tllngs, b«s*m*nt with high celling* Is also plutabod tor showing you how to make a pruning cut, bath. Phone for furtnt Information on this new listing! $425,000 H-47S04 ONE TICKET INCLUDES: Send your nam e and address—including your I'Q code— how to prune for desired form, how to All-day use of^both trio wave pool and on a post card addressed !o strengthen your tree by removing certain iissy OBSERVER & ECCENTRIC NEWSPAPERS . branches, how to maintain the tree's health watersljde plus plcnlo and concession areas. 1^:(/-¾ ,, V by removing trouble spots , . . when to Children age 8 and under must be 36251 Schoolcraft, Uvonla, Ml 48150 .• leave temporary lower branches, and when accompanied by a person age 16 or older. We'H irnparllaly draw names tor wiwers from your enldes.' tocutthem. . . ALSO AVAILABLE: Watch your hornetcMTi newspaper Classified sector*, The booklet even shows how to hold a Dill whore we wifl print winner's names. II you find your name pair of pruning shears and how to make ATRED 0>K&-d-holo executive golf among the classified advertisements, call 591-2300, ext. pruning cuU at the proper angle. mi. course with practice putting green, cart 404, and cfelm your WalerpaA passes. Ifsaseasyas You'll learn bow to shape and guide a rental and starter building (541*5030) that. : .'...'• •••.••-.'• %- '-. shade tree when it's young so that It's tall, 39-statlon"driving range, dome-covered for Monday winners must can by 5 p.m. Tuesday. Thursday straight, strong, and healthy when it's old. UWlVliWJkMACHaWltiOH , year-round use (548-1857) winners must call by 5 p.m^Friday. Passes win be mailed •fMototft open d**tgn with * MRge tor* wrttlnf 1 Pin* Buro-styf* kitchen with The design of the booklet makes it easy to towfonofs' ~ browse through to pick tip tips. You'll dis Istond, two-story steal room wtth ftropfao*an d w*t bar for **sy *nt*f latnlng! AT WATERFORD O/iKS-Bycycle Sxortfng thr««-lsv*t Ihrtog with. Upper Straits Uk* pflvllege*. $499,000 PLEASE, ONLY ONE POSTCARD PER FAMILY cover why tree paint Isn't necessary, even " "lit motocross racing at one of the top tracks In on large cuts, how to select and care for the country.»Year-round activities, such as pruning tools, how to prune according to the . square dancing, fitness classes and karate« -tree's function.- - _ Tennis and court games, horseshoes, - To obtain your free copy of thU booklet* shuffleooard, beach volleyball »fwo plcnlo send your name and address to: How to _ pavjlllons (858-0913) Mmbtt & ISxtmkit :: Prune, National Arbor Day Foundation, fifr - —— NEWSPAPERS" r - -- brasraCKy;NE65*10* :y*®~" {M«t^ctTOtrtcftfyUvonlM^ 41160(81¾) 6ft3300lonnt M«pt» Birmingham, Ml 48009 (313) ¢44-1100 yj. •£>-- /. H*v 313 Canton 304 Farmlngton 308 Rocheater-Troy 328 Condoe YOU MAY PLACE A BEAUTIFUL 4 bedroom colonial m Farmlngton Hills 'ROCHESTER BIRMINGHAM- Cbotoe WUflams- CLASSIFIEr D ADVERTISEMENT Sunflower SOl). den 4 dining. Enjoy KBBIBESBBSa EXCLUSIVE STONY POINT6 burg end unlt.immacutal*. 2 bed FROM bay & Areolae* Insert 1n family room, New custom ranch with 3 car at room townhouse, newly decorated, ,c«nirai air. No-* carpel A profes REAL ESTATE PRESTIGIOUS oak floors, central air, appliances, 9:00 A.M. - 5:30 P.M. tached garage, formal dining roorq, sional landscape. Clubhouse, pool, Place your Classified Real Estate X MEADOWBROOK HILLS designer kHchen, open staircase In new double windows/screens, tennis court, now $137,500. Agent/ Large 4 bedroom, 2500 sq.ft. 004. foyer 6 much mora. . »265.700 doors. »75.900. 651-21)8 MONDAY•THURSDAY owner. Len 420-4627or 459-1700 AND FROM Advertisement in more than 150,000 * ROCHESTER ble-»tng Colonial in move-in condi AWARD winning Homareme plan BIRMINGHAM • WKUamsburg con- BY OWNER. 4 bodroom ootonlaL 3V* tion. Brand new carpet thru-out. 'A wtth master suite on main levol. 3 do, 2 bedroom townhouse, newly 8:00 A.M.-5:00 P.M. affluent Suburban Detroit Homes acre (rood tot Northvflle maiSng ad nslurai fireplaces, oak library. painted Interior, new^ double win bathas^CentrsJ air. 2 ur^tigi. "Wbo3mode kHcheriT fuB finished FRIDAY Windsor Park Sub, exceflenl Iocs-, dress. Nea/-Freeway»/Cen(rJ'arr7 dows, screens, doore." Cehlral air. 2M bath}, formal dining room, fami weik-bul. Immediate occupancy. Oak floors. Contemporary kitchen. tion on park. »127.500. 465-51?6 ly room fireplace; kHchen - totally »344.900. BUILDER • 652-2000 TROY Appliances. »75.900. 649-5714 COLONIAL- 3 bedroom. Windsor WEST BLOOMFIfilOr— updated 4 yrs. ego. Partiaffy finished DEADLINES Pert Sut*. on large corner- lot. Pefla BLOOMFlfclD j basement with sauna, 2'A ear at ROCHESTER KILLS • Immediate BIRMINGHAM. FORCLASSIFIBO •'LINERS- window*. sprinkler system. Now fur tached oarage. Listed al »164.900. occupancy. Air conditioned, 2'A 1 bedroom. Includes, carport, new nace, central tit 4 hot water heater. Call: GARY JONES. 459-6222 bathrooms, 3 bedrooms. Terrific windows Installed m 1987. »46.500. MONDAY I88UE: 5 P.M. FRIDAY Many extras. $124,500. 459-7668 subdivision. Professionally 649-0165 THURSDAY I98UE: 5 P.M. 302 B*mirrth3m-e!oorr.fW 4E*. O&E Monday, Ju.ne 26,1989 MMlMM»»ll»»WmWmiUHIllW B^aMISyrtMIMMf; CREATIVE LIVING 591-0900 TATE 591-2300 Display Advertising 400 Apts. For Rent 400 Apts. For Rent 400 Apts. For Rent 400 Apts. For Rent 400 Apte. For Rent 400 Apts. For Rent 400 Apte. For Rent 400 Apte. For Rent 400 Apts. For Rent UVONIA SUPER SPECIAL GARDEN CITY - .Maplewood/ Madison Heights Madison Heights NOVI - Sublease Jury-Sept. 2 bed 0 PLYMOUTH* ROCHESTER • You have* FourmJd- ROYAL OAK SOUTHFIELO Move In by July 1. One bodroom Middlebott. 1 bedroom, heal, water, room. 2 bath 2ndtovcl, ptrvat e en abie friend in Rochester - Great 11 MILE 4 MAIN ST. starting si $425. 2 bodrooms start ceprellng. appliance] included. ~~ SUMMER SPECIAL SPECIAL trance 4 laundry. Complete kitchen. Oaks Apartments. TV? bedroom Beautiful, spacious 14 2 bedroom Colony Park Apts. HILLCREST apts. and 2 bedroom {ownhomes apartments., Ca/petod. docoreted. ing at $525. limited to new resi $340 monthly. Call 841-0790 CONCORD TOWERS $710 mo. negolible. 347-3396 From $625 dents • WESTLAND • PARKSIDE APTS HAWTHORNE CLUB 532r9234 bicycles SOUTHFIELO ONE BEDROOM *200 Moves You In SPECIAL Call For Details $435 • Intrusion Alarm % • Boat Value • Pool • Ample Storage InviUng community conveniently located jost of/ Joy Rd. Ir) Canton, • Scenic Viow • Heat Included • WaJk-ln Closet offering a variety of unique 1 & 2 bedroom apartments, • Close (o Shopping • Air • FreeHeat as well as 2, 3 & 4 bedroom townhouses • 1 or 2 Year Lease 7560 Merriman Road Belweon Warron & Ann Arbor Trail ''WELLINGTON PLACE • Ideally located convenient to downtown, 355-1068 airport and shopping 522-3364 Snl. 12-4 • Clubhouse with pool, exercise room, sauna Daily 9-6 • Diversifiedfloorplans including townhomes TROY Between Somerset & I-76 • Garden patios and balconies IMMEDIATE • Dens, fireplaces, open floorplahs OCCUPANCY •Decorator coordinated kitchens (A P. A R T M F, N T tS) LARQ E DELUXE UNIT8 ' with dishwashers « > SPACIOUS FOR LESS MONEYI • Laundry facilities and hook-ups 1 &'2 Bedroom Apartments 142 BEDROOMS • Central air-conditioning from $460 Starting from $499 sporting equipment 1½ Baths In 2 Bed Unit. • Gas & heat included in most rents HEAT AND Free H.B.O. & Carport > Covered carports New Vertical Blinds VERTICAL BLINDS INCLUDED Washer-dryer/eome units • Children?play areas • 24 Hr. Malhtenano* • 2 Pools • Tennts Courts • Air Conditioning •OraaiSiorage space • tt/ge waft-h closeli • Pets allowed • Balconies. Oetox*- Carpeting (Bhm\itv & imntxii 6737 N. WAYNE RO. «IndMduel Central AJrm»at WE8TLAN0 • Oekvua Appitancti inctudiftg Open Monday-Friday 10-6. Saturday 10*5.. Sunday 12-5. 8outh ot dishwasher, disposal 4 poo) For further information please call 455-2424. Westland Mall SUNNYMEOEAPTS. ; ^lassifiecl^" OPEN ' 661KIRTS Mon. .'Fri. 10 • 6 To visit: Exit Ann Arbor Rd, West to Haggerty Rd. '8il. 10*4 bakyeen'Uwnou & CrooVij •T~~ i- Follow Soutfilo Joy Hd-T^SsTTo H6ncytr<»;"~—: ^26-8270— acls Professionally managed by tJolben. .--'. NOON".6Pfvf 644*1070 OaklandCounty ¢91^0900 Wayne County 362-0290 C§3 852*3222 RochostOf/RochesterHilla I •• ••••VMW^VWI " • ""• Monday. June 28.1889 O&E *6E 1 '1 *'"> • "' ^^;:l-.'a:;5l .7 fc^ i-in^U^^'^ ^¾^^^^"••••;:''•''". \ l ' . IK. <' / '**&& Now is the time to clear out those closets, attics, basements and garages and make some quick cash In the process. How do you plan a garage sale? It's easy! Just follow these simple guidelines: 1. Gather together the /terns you have for sale. Sort them Into appropriate categories and price them fairly, 2. Place a classified advertisement in The Observer & Eccentric by calling one of the numbers below/ > ^ 3. Hangi sighs^throughoutyourneighborhood alerting residents to __ the upcomingsaie._- : ^ 4. Decide what to>dc>wlth alljthemoneyyou'll have after your sale! Or, if you love to bargain-hunt and wpuld rather shop then sell, be sure to look for our special garage sale listings every Monday and Thursday In your hometown newspaper. Observer & Eccentric classifieds make It easy to earn money and save money. Discover for yourself, today! 044*1070 Oakland County 891-0900 Waynebounty W24fc» Rochesler/Rochester Hills /.. ft :-V" wjmmmmm mmm 6E* O&E Monday, Juno 26,1989 400 Apte. For Rent 400 Apts. For Rent 400 Apti, For Rent # 400 Apia. For Rent 400 ApU. For Rent 400 Apt*. For Rent 400 ApU. For Rent 400 Apta. For Rent 400 Apte. For Rent WALLEO LAKE $0UTHF1EU> • t bedroom. t«0 SOUTHFIELO AREA. Lincoln - SOUTHflELO TROY-AMBER'S MAPtEWOOOS , ROYAL. OAK, CLAWS0N& TROY 8oulMfeW SOUTHFlELO Trov Pre-AmterUed 1 A 2 bedroom val FORREMTOR8ALE ^Ireptaea*,verilcal blind* & up. 2 bedroom • 1555 4 <>P- IrtcfcKJe* GreonfVeM. Modern, 1 & 3 bodioom TANO LEWOOO APARTMENT8 GREAT LOCAtlOM One bedroom, r»ndo-apartmeni heal, **ler 4 pool. TWJ month rent apt*. Heat & hot water Includod. air il/Oreenrfetd area. Specious 6SO ues on Crooka Rd. in Troy. Carport. pistrttMtrtt ki many A/ntrtf Apart Great Workout! 12 MILE &- QREATAPARTMEHT8I »torage. heat A hoi water. 260-2630 with patio on Walled Lake. Carpeted ment*. 1 & 2 twdroorna. CNWron, free 557-036«. condition^. «3-5749 Sq. Fi 1 bedroom, central air. Uich- GREAT RATESI throughoui. include* major appl- Veil Peti? Askl Day*. 260-2830. Great Savings! TELEGRAPH ©n appliance*, walk-In itore room. »bedroom JTC51.I5W anco* and g«a*e Immediate occu SovthWd Laundry tacftilei on each floor. Car 2 bedroom* Irom *595 pancy. Phone 6Am-Spm: Eve»..2S«-e71« Enjoy ow aeroWc d***e», a work RENT FROM »575 out in our fitr*** center w Ju»t relax S.Lyon port and cabia avaJlabie^M^SIO Rentt include heat, prtvst* 8«I1 474-7300 THE CLAYMOOR SECURITY OEPOSlTt 150 covrte, tennla couru, twtmming TROY In our Jndoof heated »pa. Al tM* TELEOftAPH & 7 MILE area- - •- ' S0UTHF1E10- phj$ a i«K>ceert you rent PONTRAIL APTS poola. more. Near Birmingham, Troy SOMERSET AREA BEAUTiait torfl* o«« b«tfroorn »pL one ol ©or »«l«ct»d »or 2 bedroom LUXURY APT8.4" luxury 14 2 bedroom act*. vHlh on Pontlac Trail In S. Lyon 1 bedroom, heal, water « appfl- ofdoe center*. Someriet MaB & 1-75. Warren ,at Northampton on Lateer FW. near ep v imenls. Ceil lor At Pontlac Trail and Beck Roads In Wlxom. Details Make the Difference y (Exit 1-9$ at Beck Road then BAYBERRY PLACE \^JLMlk$:NQMMPohtlafi:Vrafl) -—l934-AKtell»TroyrMlchlgan 48084-— Open Mon. - Sat. 9-6 Please call Sun. 11 - 6 643-9109 from f$6> mofKMjr 624-6464 .'. --„*_: • A- ^ MH| Ml mmm mmm MMM Man J msm Monday. June 26.1989 O&E *7E wwiMim>ririrofflHHrofu»«i»-^^ ^w^iwwiiimK.BBWi^Kmawei^^ CREATIVE LIVING 591-0900 LQddlFI 591-2300 Display Advertising 400 Apt*. For Rent 400 Apts. For Rent 400 Apts. For Rent 400 Apts. For Rent 400 Apts. For Rent 400 Apts. For Ront 400 Apts. For Rent WAUEO LAKE - ICrtHty *pacloo» 2 WATERfORO a/w • ea K>oru la>«. WAYNE - etl/acOv« 1 boOoom VVesI BioomrWd Westland WE8TLAN0 • HAflQO CAPRI bedroom epartmeol lnvn«<3!at« 0¾. 2 bedfOOfnj. baJcorry. firejHac*. lownNxrs a etyt4 e apt lovefy or**,. 6LOOMF1EL0 LAKES AP7S. APAHTMENT8 2*40« Warren nee/ cupancy. V/a!nyt RK}J« Apa/1m«ril» partin...... g A* utrtiie---hoodeda . FORD/WAYNE RDAREA Mach. boat docva^« Rt&sonsNo. 2 bedroom -vaiUW* Jury 1. *640 Spadouj 1 and i bedrtfWti apart MRjoTebefl. Spsdoul one bedroom, 6*9-1860 473-0645 S335/rrto 879-65*0 per month $«« OetaJlj undo* ClaaaJ- heat, appliances, ce/pat. oood rsca0on»40J ments. Cvpeted. decorated 4 In a transportation, 4W-W2 I loverv a/M. Heat deluded. WESTLAND ESTATES Evening 4 weekend hour* WESTLANO [ ~ 6843 WAYNE V/estland Country Village Apts WESTLAKO SHOPPING CEMTEfl _WESTLAND PARK Vi-.v <> A* • s • 111 \C1\ w LUXURY APARTMENT LIVING #. * IN FARMINGTON HILLS l iiriV 3.Bedroom Townhomes The Green Hill differenced • Lush 18 hole golf course • Indoor & Outdoor pool • Washer & dryer in every apt- • Tennis Courts ^^StW^^^piUti^'Ut^er ^neroqf> '•- i•%v^ • Large walk-in closets • Convenient to expressways & shopping • BuiTt-in vacuum system • Social activities . • Clubhouse with sauna • Plus much, much more! \ ^^fiared Uvl^:r^\^th6ut com ihe c6m-:¾ • Presidential & Corporate Suites Available y Call or Stop By Today! SEE "THE PEOPLE WHO CARE" Grand Rivcrat if J vduiirjicvv dual rtv^t^«ultc i(^tureS:v - ^ ;"^' ^^-. y;?; •-•..:•• --/ .-. -- Northwestern Hlgrrway West of MWflebelLRl - •;•• -, ;.:•. -..;'.» -•-v- , •.;.;••• . fS Managed by Kaftan fotcifftos; 352-3800 mmmmmamm^tmmmm ^ mmm mmmmmm^mam mmmmmm mmm ^UMtMMMHMI iiiiifei WW H 0E* O&E Monday. Juno 26,1989 400 Apia. For Rent 402 Furnished Apte. 404 Houses For Rent 404 Houses For Rent 412 Townhouses- 414 Southern RenteU 415 Vacation Rentals 422 Wanted To Rent 436 Office I Business PROFE88IONAL couple, non- WesUand LEONARD, guesl house, 1 bed W. BLOOMFIELO, Lake access. 2 SANIBEL ISLAND, Fla. Ourf-front TORCH LAKE, N. Of Traverse City. Space For Rent Condos For Rent smoker* wtth no pet*, seek to renl • NEWBURGH Colonial Apartmeni*. room, $450 month plus utilities. bedroom, dock, washer/dryer, re condo, 2 bodroom*, 2 baths, fufly Large 4 bedroom cottage available July 4 Aug. $850 per week. house, duplex pr townhouse In Roy BIRMINOHAM. Maple 4 Adams 8onvner Special. Cktn quiet 1 bed- HOME AWAY FROM HOME, INC. Can after 6pm, 628-*l90 frigerator 4 ttove. No pets. $542/ FARMINGTON HILLS - 12 M5e 4 equipped. Pool, tennis. $550. week ' 1-301-469-6726 al Oak. After 6pm 646-0094 Several office mite* available: toom. Carpet & •ppBancea. Prlvato Short lease. Elegantly furnished 4 MO. pfus $542 security. 363-0191 Orchard Lake area, Farmlngton to Dec. 15th. 628-8744 UVONtA t Jnksler RdV« MBe. 3 bed kxk>de» HVAC. JarJtorleJ 4 ade «Ur»nc«. $190. Security deposit. ©quipped 1. 2 or 3 bedroom apart Square condo. 1 bedroom, 780 SMALL HOME, garage, fenced yard, rooms. IV* baths, famlfy room w/ W. BLOOMFIELO - * beautiful 4 quate perking. Secretarial 4 *n- 1380. renl. 721-6699 ments. No pets from $890.626-1714 sq.ft., pool, carport. $525. 737-6876 TRAVERSE CITY to rent or buy. fWsonabia monthly fireplace. Newfy redecorated. $800/ bedroom, with study, landscaped swerfcTg service available. 645-2160 415 Vacation Rentals The Beach f^ryJornWum/Holel rent CaH morning*, Mon. thru Sat mo Available Aug. 1. 625-1973 home to rent, with option. ExceCent FARMINGTON HILLS, Cross-wind*, UVONIA 6 Mile 4 Farmlngton. 1 On Beautiful Grand Traverse Bay 356-3819 BIRMINGHAM - partialry furnished WESTLANO . l bedroom. Quiet neighborhood. Air conditioned. condo. 2 bodroom. \% balh*. fire ATTENTfONI bedroom, utititles/a!r. linens, ga- LIVONIA - 14850 Merrtman. Imme Large 6andy Beach, Private Sun- office for rent Office Includes phone we*. Appliance*, $375 month plus Ranch. Fireplace. Security. place, tkyfighl, laundry facilities, pa- Traverse CHy. Luxury condo at Sug /age. employed male over 45/non- diate occupancy. 2 bodroom. el ap-* deck. Healed Pool 4 Spa, Sioep* 4. message service. $475 deposit. J1800-$2000monthfy. 655-4076 Bo, pool 4 tennis. $756 661-9569 ar Loaf. 3 bedrooms, 3 baths. **lm- smoker. references $380:. 591-13JO pCances. No Pel* Please. $576/mo ming. gotf, tenni*, gambfng. After 6 Minutes From f^amplonsh'p Golf 4 429 Garages & Call 540-3636 281-5525 ± deposit. Aft. 6pm .. 671-6474/ FARMINGTON HILLSRambleviood pm.^I 476-9364. Bob 397-3274 Shopping. Indoor Whirlpool Bath, Mini Storage WESTLAND • 2 bodroom apart Premium detached condo. 1800 *q. Cable TV-HOO. Complete Kitchen. MADISON HGT3. 405 Property , BLOOMFIELD TWP. ment. |425 month heat 6 water In ti, 2 bedrooms, atached oarage, BEAUTIFUL LAKE MICHIGAN Daify Housekeeping. AUTO 8TALLS: 4 stalls avaiaWe m 404 Houses For Rent Cwy 2 bedroom, garage, no base- Pentwater/Ludlngton. Specious re cluded* 722,785« galehouse community. $1370 mo. OaJy A weekend rente's. Summer • buCdlng with Used Car DeaMr. Rea- Telegraph & Maple Rda. menl. References. $475 month. Management Rod. broker 473-5500 sort home. 2 levels, 4 bedrooms. 2 After 3pm 261-6568 ANN ARBOa S. Lyon. Royal Oak. 3 midweek $179, weekend $ 189. sonaWet Bennett Auto Sales. 32010 Professional office space. Private Available 8/14. 548-«404 tun balhs. fireplace, cathedral ced bedroom, basement, kids, singles. 6 day special $799. SAVE $96 Michigan Ave.. Wayne. 326-5300 rear entrance, convenient parking ABSENTEE OWNER FARMINGTON KILLS - COndOi 2 ing Includes e huge weAaround pels Okay. 273-0223. NORTHVUIE: Lakes of NorthvUie Advance Reservation* Necessary 465 sq.ft. 647-2022 WESTLAND We personalize our service to meet bedroom. 2 balhs. 2nd floor, balco deck with a grand view of Lake LARQe STORAGE « sub. 2000 sq. ft. ranch, $1250/ The Beach (>XKk>rranlum/Hotel BEVERLY HILLS/BIRMINGHAM your leasing 4 management needs. ny over looks commons, garage, Michigan, stoeps 6. $?99n»k. Avail 12x55,9 Mile 6 Fe/mlngton BY OWNER- FOR LEASE 6200 North Wayne Rd. month. Evenings 628-3468 CaH Today (616) 938-2228 • clean 4 bedroom colonial. 2¼ bath, • Associate Broker* - Bonded pool, ptustush carpeting, $rf$795" or able Jul 5-15. Aug.5-31..' 462-1852 $285/MO Small office space In the loOov.ng 8TUD10.$375 • Member Oakland Rental Housing $83,700. 553-5929 TRAVERSE CITY. Beautiful famlfy locations; fenced yard, eti&ched 2 car garage, NOVT-3 bedroom, 2 bath ranch, at 353V4555 After 5pm: 474-22$0 1 BEOROOM. $415 Assoc B0YNE/8EAR RIVER - Walloon resort land 2 bedrooms, kitchen. . W. Btoomflefd: 200-1300 sq.ft famify room, rec room, all appU- tached garage, finished basemeni. 2 BEDROOM - $430 • Before making a decision, can usl FARMINGTON 'HILLS - COndO. Lake. 6 bedrooms, sleeps 12 to 15. poot. ak. Reduced weekly raies.l- STORAGE - ideal for conjlructlon •, Blr rrrfngh am: 800-1200 sq ft ancos. $13O0/month. 844-8996 appliances, deck. 4yr*. old. $1100/ HEAT $ HOT WATER INCLUDEO spanking riow. sullod for executives, Fireplace, pond. pool, pott, VCR. 600-942-2646 trade or car storage-4 car garage • Farmlngton HHts • up to 1200 sq fi month. 348-5850 Carpeting, appliances, rwtmming BEVERLY HILLS- Birmingham D&H lamfiy wailing for borne 10 be built. coior TV. Nora SlJ-464- 4UJL Mid Novl location. Prime locations for Office or Rata.* -4260 TRAVERSE CITY area - condo at 3 -P0<*2c*rpiAlng.Clo»*to schools'- Sharp 3 bedroom - brick N.W:ftOYAt-OAK-Cute-3-bedroem- tecofno Property Mgmt. eic. 3 bedrooms wtth 2. IncludIng Day* 645-9005 For mora mlo.caa 655-277« West!and Shopping Center. ranch, formal fining room, family master, on theTirsrraor. PWJ'm BOTKE-enY CONDO -on-take Sler-Reeort^-liiklng trails, goH. len- bungalow. Near Kimball High nis 6 pools on grounds Boat launch room, garage, basement, central air. Farmlngton Hills 737-4002 oak spiral staircase leading, lo ihe Charlevoix- Includes boal atip. 2 WANTED - to renl space lor a stole CANTON - 500 and 1.000 square ' 728-4800 School. $760. mo. plus security. 4 docking nearby. Free gotf-pass no pets, available end of June $795 3rd bedroom with bathroom in the bedroom, sleeps 6: car. AiU require is thai the space be leet 5918 UKey Rd . ProtesslonaJ Re'erencos roqulred. 68(-3203 wtth stay. CaB lor brochure- W BLOOMFIELD mo. Mary M. after 6pm; 553-7352 balcony loft overlooking a 27 foot Cea Mary Anne 333-1639 fully covered 4 have • concrete Center, north of Ford and I-275 ABRANONEW OAKLAND/WAYNE SlNCf: 1974 407 Mobile Homes vaulted grealroom. natural fire Owner - 651-3899. floor. Leave message 545-2725 Ample parking. After 3PM. 563S272 LUXURY 2 BEOROOM APT. BIRMINGHAM - Avaflabie 7/1. 3 place, 2½ balhs. first floor laundry, ••80YNE-PETOSKEY area. Large 4 bedroom chaiel. 2¼ baths, com TRAVERSE CITY/Foresl Ukes re iSAVAlUBLENOWfN bedroom, garage, all appliances, For Rent fun basemeni. 2 car attachod ga pletery furnished. From Sat. to Sat. sort a/eai. cottage on Spider Lake, CONCORD CENTER . W. BLOOMFELO air, fenced yard, 1850/month. rage, fully carpeted, an appliances. 432 Commercial / Retail HOMES FOR RENT FARMINGTON HILLS: 1 bedroom. Nearby pool 6 golf 522-7605 sleeps 7,rwlm. boat. dock. • Attached gar age Agent. Days 651-4750; Weekends/ i . $75/weeki Security deposit. No raised wotmanttod deck, quelty $450Aveek. 626-2945 OF TROY evenings • 62^3663 For Rent* • Washer/dryer Included SEE 100SWHEHE pets. Quiet park. 471-6523 workmanship. $1,490 month plus BRIGHTON/HAMBURG The ANSWER in execr/trvo Sm:es • Fully equipped kltchen/mlcr owave security. 476-6686 TRAVERSE CfTY AREA on Platte BERKLEY - Approximately 1.650 sq Mention this ad and enjoy 1 month BIRMINGHAM, charming 2 bed TENANTS & LANDLORDS FARMINGTON • 1 bedroom semi AH sports lakefront. $300 per wec*. • Private entrance River. 3 bedroom furnished cottage, ft. on 12 Mile Ceil for more Informa Free rent wllh a signed 6 month room, oevrty decorated, basement, SHARE LISTINGS • 642-1620 furnished, relerencos 4 security re LAKE ORIOfT CONGO - Immediate Beglnning 7/1/89. 231-2881 • W. Bloomfletd schools by Sleeping Bear Sand Ounes. Sat- tion. 355-0276 lease. Can LHa Kaan 643-8010 garage, $750 month Frank. 884 So. Adams. Birmingham, Ml. quired No pels Call between. 5pm- occupancy, garage. 2 bodrooms, 4 much more... BRIGHTON. Ore Lake. Cha/mlng Sat $}O0. 981 -6070 or 676-3020 Cail Today • ask lor Jody 737-4510 256-2814 or 540-8375 ORCHARD LAKE VILLAGE - 2 bed 8pm 626-1454 appliances, lake prMloges, $560/ log cabin cottage, screened (xx \ I mmm)mmmmmmmmmM^mmmmMmm$emm& •\s-*.*t,'tt\r-^--z >*.-! .t«r-j~- J ~A. y .Tr/s1;*?-;**-)-^-*?*- M' Page 2 GARDEN CITY FESTIVAL Monday. June 28, 1989 ——A-newbanner waa_createdfortheFestivalinIh^pj£k_e^enynd_dj8j)layed O'Rourke, Bob Kleinbrook, Michele Szezepanik, Ronald Hughes, Donald by committee members Peter Tavormina (left), Raymond Wiacek; Val McrnntyaTTdViviarrJeziorski. r I Community Festival will move Park for the weekend .^;. v G)ar,d^,€ijfy'^Vannual C^munity to provide mofe space for activities chairperson; city council member Don Arena, AcbnUsk>n is $10. '•$?• 1fes$y$ jhti^ a n|W tfm* arid loclitiQh and parking. The hew time and loca ald McNulty, Vivian Jeziorski, co- : . There will be thegrts and crafts dis ^. ,thi|*Vn?Mn«f^ '*$h. -%¾ tion are major changes, ...'!; chairperson of the raffle; plays coordinated by'the Garden City :¾¾ The Jite^of four names isConftpu- It WAS started in early :1981 by the Also, Mary Jane Sehildberg, Ken Business _" arjtl j^rofeVsionaV Women's ;\.*^ty>jr:^ivAf;ir>.%e Pajk and will-be Garden City Chambef of Commerce as Bucci, Tim Graham, Gregg and Juani- Club, ilea market," carnival rides, food | ^held'in^itj^rjk'^CfecTry^ a'"/un event" to attract residents to ta Price, Frank and Jill Mikolajczyk, booths, taffies, antique' engine displays *'" '6rMetjimaiv from Thursday through the downtown business section and its Peter Tavormina, and Ronald Hughes. and customteed cars' displays. '. Su ndayyJune 29-July 2. •'.-,--' renovations and improvements. Garden City officials working with the That's a big change from the previ At first, it was called the Flower and committee are Mayor Vincent Fordell, At the pavilion, the Big Band Ex ous eight festivals which were held the Garden Festival to reflect the city's Maplewood Center Val O'Rourke, rec press will perform for listening and last week in May or the first week in name and the spring season. reation director Raymond Wiacek, and dancing at 7 p.m., Thursday. June in the city's Fofd-Middlebelt A few. years later, it was renamed City Manager Jon Austin, The Larados, a popular band at area downtown business section. .the Garden City Spring Festival and Festival hours will be'noon to 11 social events and benefits, will perform But the festival committee hopes to attracted tens of thousands of visitors p.m: Thursday through Saturday and at 7 p.m. Friday under the sponsorship have good weather and attract thou- to the downtown area. Then it was re noon to 10 p.m. Sunday. Most of the of Crestwood Dodge. . sands of persons to its varied events. named the Community Festival. park facilities will be used including The committee is planning live per • Initially, it was planned by the the Civic Arena and pavilion. The WACO country/western band formances by country/western and big chamber board, of directors who "also : One new event will be a seminar on will entertain festival-goers at 6 p.m. band sound groups, a carnival, Las served, on the festival committee. Then appliance repairs'and consumer protec Saturday, sponsored by Gordon Chev-^ - Vegas night, flea market,' display of several years later, the committee be tion by consumer activist Joe Gagnon, rolet. "•.,".. hot rods, arts andcrafts displays, an- gan branching out with representa Who owns a Garden City appliance Country Rhythm will perforin at 6 tiqiie engines, "sidewalk" sales of re tives of community service clubs and sales and service business. He has p.m. Sunday with Stu Evans Lincoln- tail-merchandise, entertainment, and associations.serving as members. gained recognition in recent years Mercury being the sponsor. . karate demonstration. through radio and TV appearances ; .There will also be a diaper derby for CHAIRMAN OF the 1.989 commit promoting consumerism. Sponsored by the Garden City and infants, clowns, and food'and beer tee is Bob Kleinbrook. Other members Redford Jaycees, a Las Vegas night booths'. ';-.••>: - v, V" ".••;,,- are Michele Szezepanik, recording sec THE SEMINAR is scheduled 10 will also be held from 6-10 p.m. Satur The festival was moved to the park retary; Val O'Rourke, publicity a.m. to noon, Saturday in the Civic day an*d Sunday in the Civic Arena. M^-iy. i,,,-on ion^ GARDEN CITY FESTIVAL 5 ooooooo .;o ' o .';ooc; oooo 10 9 GARDEN CITY INC. PROl'DLY PRESENTS 0 SINCE 1933 From out of the past 'YOUR FAMIL Y DIAMOND STORE WHERE FISE come treasures for our QUALITY AND SER VICE IS A FFORDABLE" 1 ESTATE AND PREVIOUSLY OWNED! | JEWELRY SALE j 1 ANTIQUES. ANTIQUE REPRODUCTIONS AND ESTATE JEWELRY | I OF GOLD. SILVER. PLATINUM AND PRECIOUS GHMSTONES | I ' THROUGH JULY 8th | 1 SAVINGS UP TO 50% OFF I KcpLu'cniuir Pruts RINGS EARRINGS to0 1 NECKLACES WATCHES p IGOLD CHAINS CHARMS to 0 to BROACHES BRACELETS to 29.M" FORI) ROAD at MIDDLIBILI • GARDEN ( FIT 0 4) ©€>OQQO ALL MAJOR CREDIT CARDS HONORED* INSTANT CREDIT AVAILABLE^ Page 4 GARDEN CITY FESTIVAL Monday, June 26,1989 »^Krmt^tt^Bi^^^M^^^i^a^9X^ at the End of Your Rope? HESITATING WON'T STOP THE "PAIN"! The Li'i Devils square dancing club will entertain festival-goers 2-5 p.m. Saturday in City Park, Cherry Hill east of Merriman. CHECK THESE 11 DANGER SIGNALS 9 • Pain in Mid-back • Painful Joints Square dance • Nerve Tension • Numbness in Arms and Hands • Stiffness in Neck • Headaches • Pain Between Shoulders • Anxiety in the Chest club to perform • Restless Nights • Tired Hips and Legs The Li'i Devils square dancing club, The club plans to start square dance • Stiffness or Pain in Lower Back a Garden City organization, will enter classes for new dancers at Memorial tain festival patrons at the Communi School in Garden City, starting in Sep ty Festival in the Park 2-5 p.m. Satur tember. The club will start dancing on day. the fourth Friday of the month, also USE THIS CERTIFICATE FOR YOUR ENTIRE FAMILY The dancers will perform free in the starting in September at Cambridge City Park, Cherry Hill east of Merri-. Adult Education Center, 28901 Cam- WH4EAtmGERTIflG£i ifrngnht annual festival. -bTidgrT^outrrof-WaH^ft-R^ad-ftrideast- entitles new patients to "We would like to share the fun and of Middlebelt. Consultation and 10 Point Spina) Cneck Up and Initial Adjustment square dance with other people at the Anyone interested in the club may CERTIFICATE VALID FOR 30 DAYS festival." said a club spokesman. ' call 422-3506 or 427-4582. Totally Free of Charge Does not include X-rays. II X-rays are necessary, most insurance companies cove' cost. Good OnlyW*r»Pf««nted to Receptionist CAU 4J2-7800 OES RACH:ROPRACTiC 'r'j MOST INSURANCE PLANS mmmMmxmm .-.^-^ ^^5?i;,*'.v.A-r -:/...- PAY FOR CHIROPRACTIC CARE including Medicare, Workers Comp, Medicaid, / Auto Accident, Group Health Get all of the facts on Chiropractic Care... Listen to DR. DESIRA Mondays at 1 P.M.-2 P.M. •• W-CA.R RADIO • 1090 AM 33250 WARREN RD. w Bekwtfn V«noy O Wayn« Pd«. WtHtand Karate coming OPEN 6 DAYS A WEEK ; rh?r« Sm .?MJ ' al,onAVcheduled for Sunday afternoon at City Park, CALL OUR OFFICE TODAY - 422-7800 4acZSrnu^ ¥LlX6n;{\l0tL* of numorouMverite scheduled a|>art of the Community Festival In the Park, to be held thu^Td^Sundayr^"'""" Festival dates changed Plugging the new dates of the Community Festival are committee members Peter tavormina (left) and Ronald Hughes. The festival will be held Thursday-Sunday in City Park, Cherry Hill at Merriman. TOWN 'N COUNTRY Summer$ainnqs§pree\ HARDWARE and =IREPLACc Get ready for Summer with Lawn, 27740 FORD ROAD Garden & Patio Specials , 3¼ blocks we${ of Infcster Rd. OPEN 9 to 8 P.M. Monday thru Friday \9 to 6 P.M. Saturday Ctoed Sundays GARDEN CfTY, MKJHrOAf* >bu»chofc« »12.98«- So.ld-Cokjr OH Stain and WoWpmaVvatfta Patio Furniture te»to (ttmagrg n*** was Seml-ftantparent Oil Stain pr»»«vu wirtui W«* OUWtM j SAVE 30% n«f>x«lgr«jr».Co»of». 0«T P«lotN «*•>•-*«* i* P8B9 6 , GAROEHCITY FESTIVAL . Monday, June 86,1989 K Garden City Office 28925 FORD ROAD 522-5161 Extended drive-in banking hours and 24-Hour Banker available for your convenience. Planning festival Reviewing the,festival brochure listing all events are committee members Val O'Rourke (from left), Vivian Jeziorski,tco-chairman of the raffle activi ty; Michele Szczepanik, recording seSfetary, and Raymond Wiacek, parks and recreation director. Committee plans weekend festival The committee for the Community Michele Szczepanik, Peter Tavormina, Festival in the Park, scheduled for Ronald Hughes, Tim Graham, and Thursday through Sunday in City Ken Bucci. JPark, on Cherry Hill east of Merri- Others involved are Garden City man, is headed by chairman Bob Mayor Vincent ForOell, City confrere Kleinbrook. member Donald McNulty, Maplewood Other members are Gregg and Juani- Center supervisor Val O'Rourke, recre ta Price, Mary Jane Schildberg, Vivian ation director Raymond Wiacek, and Jesziorski, Frank and Jill Mikolajczyk, City Manager Jon Austin. BARGAINS 4 33147 Ford Rd, 42412 Ford Rd. Btn. Venoy & Wayne Rd. at Lilley, Canton 522-4944 981-6218 Mon.-Sat.10-6/Closed Sun. Mon.-Sat. 10:30-9/Sun. 12-3 HAVING A BRIDAL OR BABY SHOWER??? NEED SMALL GIFTS??? HAVING A BIRTHDAY PARTY??? NEEO GREAT •V. * *----. : \ '• LITTLE TOYS &CANDY .VVjTHIN YOUR BUDGET??? STOP IN AND v GET ANOTHER 10% OFF - ; - —-~OUR^AtREAOY4,OW PRICES Ghugfllng4nto«arnivaMunar© kld»on,4hl»4«in4ldo. Pugh CarntvalswIlL \y. v EXPIRES 7-16-89 provlde the rides Thursday-Sunday at the Community Festival In the Park. «<•««•«•««•*«•• m.« S -V*' • feaay.'jurie ih;^989 ^GAR'BErJcfTY^ESflVAL » ;P^e 7 ! Stop by for a JP^ilR^ - FREE Bottle of Lens Cleaner ((BilA during Festival Week - June 26-July lTlA\ \J ^Introductory Offer! ^VJLffl^a^^ C »20OFF~ "^ ^!2< i Lenses & Frames i M V withlhisad* Expires 7-31-89 J fl^A • We will fill or duplicate your prescription y'^Sf • Most repairs and tinting while you wait ^p • Full personal service ¥ * * Hours: M&F9-4;T-TH 11-6; W& SAT. 10¾ I _ -_ FORD ROAD OPTICAL SHOP f•"" 28533 Ford Road I' . ' (Between Inkster & Middlebelt) /14Q\ A07 o7cn I 0 Garden City, Michigan 48136 ww;^^^» | ', -,/_/,< I ^iify 4 SIDEWALK SALE!! iivj FRIDAY, JUNE 30th & SATURDAY, JULY 1 5¾ IOA.M.-4P.M. ;::• l ._ ^ 4^ m OFF ALL ITEMS ^Tm\ D# FOR SIDEWALK SALE i ^mm I ft% ONLYII! ^-^ j 1^^ ^^ # IJ NO CHARGES; XZI V\ r ~ *'• W-^^ ^^^ NO LAYAWAYS ^¾^¾^ Or f Y_ _ < They're Saturday, July 1st *Ui«7 -^ keep me Bob Kleinbrook displays a Community Festival banner promoting the event to be held in City Park, Cherry Hill at Merriman, Thursday through Sanday. i - ' Joe Gagnon ggk"p Seminar on the >^%^K Appliance Industry f$t$&l\ and Consumerism Vn^ri^^i This special Community Festival in the 10 a.m. - Noon fw^lVM| Park publication was coordinated by Vet Ellis, Observer & Eccentric Newspapers advertising representative; Leonard Poger, Garden City Observer community Carmaek Maytag Appliance & Service Center « editor and Art Emanuefe, staff Home of "The Appliance Doctor" heard photographer. The festival committee Friday* 8-9 a.m. on WCAR 1090AM , provided material. • New Sales • Rebuilt Sales • Parts Sales In-Home Service & Advice for Do-It*Yourselfers 32431 FordRd. | : .;"'"". — (Between Merriman 8c Venoy In The time Gi^en Building) i '•'.''. ,-. . . ' ' - ...;.'•• ;' Garden City* 425-1790 : ,j:ot i,:.AVJ~i.;..iA.^-'v--\-..^- Monday. June ™ isfiQ GARDEN CITY FESTIVAL Page 9 Pago8 GARDEN CITY FESTIVAL < Monday. June 26.1989 you're invited... N "no celebrate the Holidayirrthe Park. Special events for every FordRd. member of the family SCHEDULE OF ACTIVITI V. SPECIAL EVENTS **s- INTHE Additional PAVILLION Events THURS: THE BIG BAND EXPRESS AND MORE Listening & Dancing Sat. 2 pm - 5 pm 7p.m. Beer Tent (sponsored by Round, Clogger & Square Cherry Hill Central Distributors & Dancers FRI: Crestwood Dodge presents Rogalas of Garden City) Sun. THELARADOS Diaper Derby & Clowns 12 Noon-1 pm - Disco Danny 7p.m. ^ FESTIVAL Sun. 1:30 p.m. l-Z pm - Susie's Dance Point FREE * No advance registration necessary 24 pm - Salvation Army Band SAT: ~13b13olK^eyr6TeTpresents--— .3-4 pm - Robert Lee JVACO-Country/Western Lil Devils & Clogging Dance Studio CIVIC ARENA HOURS 6p.m. Sat. 2 p.m.-5 p.m. 4-5 pm • Disco Danny THURSDAY: NOON-11p.m. Karate - Sun. 5-6 pm - Karate SUN: Stu Evans Lincoln Mercury EVENTS NOON -11p.m. Disco Danny - Sun. Demonstration presents COUNTRY RHYTHEM FRIDAY: 6p.m. SATURDAY: NOON -11p.m. Afternoon SAT. JpeGagnon SUNDAY: NOON -10p.m. Seminar on the Appliance Industry & Consumerism 10a.m.-noon $10.00 GARDEN For advance tickets SPECIAL Garden call 425-1790 CITY WALK MICHIGAN ATTRACTIONS City "A 1 MILE PARK WALK" THURS.-SUN. WIN A TRIP FOR 2 TO KIWANIS Chamber MACKINAW ISLAND Flea Market r—— COUPON -—-I MEET AT NOON THE GARDEN Street Rods SCHOOLCRAFT Carben Citu CITY ! FREE i LAS VEGAS NIGHT COLLEGE j SMALL PEPSI j 30120 Ford Food Booths Suite D 6p.riv-i-10p.ni. RADCLIFF COMMUNITY i with purchase « 50/50 Raffles I of { SUN. _ LAS VEGAS NIGHT Arts and Crafts Garden City FESTIVAL I 2 Coney Islands ', 442-4448 6p.m> 10p.m. 422-4410 \i with cwpohs; j • Antique Engines . * ' *•• 1 *• • » » **»»w«»w« V Honey Radio & Dream Car WHND56AM /X ^¾^^¾¾¾¾ -fSV i r'. (-:. r *-- - Page 10 GARDEN CITY FESTIVAL Monday, June 26,1989 ANDREWS 93$!K3r DRUGS 29436 Ford Rd. • Garden City 421-1900 Hours: 9-9 DAILY* 10-6 SUNDAY Garden City's oldest and most complete Drug Store where you get the best of both worlds! FAST, FRIENDLY SERVICE LOW, DISCOUNT PRICES Computerized Prescription Dept. With Discount Prices! The Most Important Thing We'll Do Today Is Fill Your Prescription! • Come Inside during the Festival for WEDDING & GRADUATION GIFTS • Hallmark Ambassador Greeting Cards • Great variety of gifts Including David Winter Cottages & Pubs, Goebel, Hummel,- and many more i i Visit Our SELF-SERVE LIQUOR DEPT. Large assortmen|$>fc5r|acks,-candy, cold pop, beer and wine at^lscount prices We Sell INSTANT, DAILY AND ^Vi.'v'\..,,, SUPER-LOTTO TICKETS FREE *1 -0° Lottery Ticket with each redeemed ticket valued * 100 or more American Express Money Orders • WE TAKEALL UTILITY BILLS '•• Only lor the hungry This foot-long hot dog symbolizes the food booths to be available at the Community Festival Thursday-Sunday In City Park, on Cherry Hill at Mer- riman...... - if tHVKiiNlt tin hunters A flea market will be a popular-part oMhe Community Festival In the Park this weekend. Bargain hunters will enjoy browsing the tables In City P4rk. £t§HltitZi iitilt «on-Cherry HHt east of Merrlman. ' /. Monday, June 26, 1989 GARDEN CITY FESTIVAL Page 11 .of Music planned The sounds of music will fill the air of City Park this weekend. Four groups will play separately at 7 p.m. Thursday and Friday and 6 p.m. ( J Saturday and Sunday In the City Park pavilion. FREE Aluminum Trim $ ummer %paving s Around Door Opening (with purchase of new garage door & opener!) NEW! Many Window Styles * 15 Year Warranty Vinyl Windows Optional Coated nana NO EXTERIOR MAINTENANCE DOOR 24 Gauge nnaaaoaa Steel DDDOD byFRANTZ •THE ULTIMATE IN NO EXTERIOR MAINTENANCE FRANTZ ^HPOeiujte 99 TRAPP Door Operter CecoAVindsorDoor EZ-LIFT with 2 Controls A Division ol Tri»C«co Corporation »io6g*> WBTAUJ^ oTawStaoSw Beauty and SECURITY for your Home! • OARAQE DOORS • ENTRANCE DOORS • STORM DOORS • ---i ***** Mnn nAAn Airrt^Tcan^ittties BAA AAOO 30612 FORD ROAD rRulow^^^:. 52Z-2Zoo >AOnEMWTV SA^6^A^VafTAa>tH,H ^•'•."•T^:. GARDEN CITY .•**&'''* v-:<»;. viy-: ;••• f.;:Vr^n Mon.-Fri. 6:30-5:30: iSat 10-6, SAT., JULY 1st ONLY...9-6 BBB Wg". .: EXPERT REPAIR OF ALL DOORS'* SAME DAY SERVICE TT~ Page 12 GARDEN CITY FESTIVAL Monday, June 26,1989 Clowning around Clowns will be part of the Community Festival in the Park this weekend. There will be a carnival, free entertainment, arts and crafts displays, food booths, and a Las Vegas night in the festival. , r How we sell DAIRY QUEEN BRAZIER is just as important as N Ford c 146 S. Venoy what we sell E *E Festival 728-8160 This Is no self-serve operation. Never Cherry Hill 5 Park has been and never wilt be. Along with t" Hours: Sun. thruThurs. 11 a.m.-11 p.m, top quality, lumber and building Fri.-Sat. 11a.m.-Mldnlght_ rnaterials; you get personal service'_ from a knowledgeable sales staff. WeTr ^m& • Burgers • Fish • Chicken answer your.questlOns artel help you All Dairy Queen Treats find things. We can special order any j ite/m ybu wantend.cusjpm cut lumber, * Air Conditioned Dairtj to the size you need; Wei'ireyeri d.ellver Dining Room Queen to your home or place bf business. h • Drive thru These are Just seme of the extra services you get at Maplewood. Sto^ In •^((^•-•-.--ai,ab,e and see us, we're here to help you. n'* * ' coupon Festival Special 'with this coupon •OFF MAPLEWOOD LUMBER BANANA SPLIT 6332 MIddlebelt (3 blks. N. of Ford Rd.) Garden City - 422-066(), l Expires Sun; Night July 2,1989.'. 'Si ,v^-----^WlTW»V0UiB0ilT»-w- — J * st.na ! * 1' » M f. J M ) J Monday, June 26,1989 GARDEN CITY FESTIVAL Page 13 IMWimllMWIIIIIIUaHHIIIMHroMMMIlllllMLlll.ltMWMMMMI Spa's Taslyons Brand Names • Koko • Haberdashery & many more can 422-5390 Getting a jump 6227 MIDDLEBELT Youngsters will jump and up and down in the moon walk attraction of the GARDEN CITY Community Festival in the Park carnival. Doug's Auto Body HAIRCUT owned and operated by $ DOUG SCHENK • Expert Bumping 3.00 andPalnUng • Insurance^Claims • AU Work - OFF GUARANTEED Matrix Expires 8-18-89 (313) 427-3024 TOWNG Perm 30464 FORD ROAD AVAILABLE GARDEN CITY 48135 I ! i * i $ 00 includes conditioning with selected Stylist y) matrix CONSTRUCTION CO. V ... GENERAL CONTRACTORS __----.. -Complete Construction Servioes- Pedicure $25 Value P.O.BOX22 STI'IM I. HI GARDEN CITY, Ml 48135 IIMK \\H "*> \1l t't N|I.M k-- $ 00 "A, Mi.i.i) Ml JMV' 261-1731 . u •• *: 1 >>ti4'> . # - . j. * * • » I * >J .. -J *»'*»*-..< ...\ :...:.....1. .! •.'-••''.. - Page 14 GARDEN CITY FESTIVAL Monday, June 26.1989 avms PI- JEWELERS RETAIL/WHOLESALE { DIAMONDS, DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT RINGS. . FINE IMPORTED 14 & I8KT ITALIAN GOLD, WATCHES. GIFT ITEMS & MUCH, MUCH MORE Come in now to any one of our three locations and apply for your very own Lavdas \nstant charge Cold ii Card that guarantees you up to $5.000 of credit • ! You'll LOVE Lavdas Jewelry, where your credit Is as good as gold. CUSTOM DESICNING ^GOLD SOLO BY GRAM WEIGHT DIAMOND APPRAISALS ^DIAMOND REMOUNTING ^FREE LAY-A-WAY JEWELRY & WATCH REPAIRS ON PREMISES OPEN MON-SAT 10-7 522-0717 751-8275 COMING IUNE '89 30112 FORDRD. 3671 E. 12 MILE 566 MONROE GARDEN CITY WARREN GREEKTOWN Fi//t coming A merry-go-round will be part of the popular carnival rides, to be held Thursday-Sunday during the annual Community Festival in the Park. ^sx^ote^ CONGOLEUM VINYL FLOORING RESTAURANT at ITALIAN & AMERICAN CUISINE COCKTAILS FLOORS IN STYLE 32777 W. WARREN RD. '1 (B«a«n Mciiimin Ic Vt'jyrw Rdj.) There's never been a better time to save on the enduring beauty of no-wax easy-care vinyl flooring from Congoleum. Now, during our big . event, save 20% on all floorings from these choice collections: Phone 421-1510 "'" iiilifTir"™ Mon.-Thurs. 4 p.m. to Midnite. 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SCOTT INC • WITHDRAWALS FROM * SAVINGS • TRAVELERS CHECKS INDIVIDUAL, GROUPS '30104 Forded. • DEPOSITS TO SAVINGS- • UTILITY PAYMENTS Garden City. Michigan 48135 AND CORPORATE l • LOAN PAYMENTS • ACCOUNT INQUIRIES TRAVEL PLANNING Business.t313)522-32G0 • CHECK GASHING. theldflftsWe look t(o r prlcell GARDEN CITY'S FINEST AND MON.-FRI. 9:30 A.M.-7:00 P.M. FASTEST GROWING SATURDAY 9:30 A.M.-2:00 P.M. REAL ESTATE OFFICE 500 ^ Each Office 1$ Independen tly Owned and Operated ^ 24 HOUR ATM SERVICE \ Oxygen 0 Garden City \ TALES & TAPES Oxygen BOOKSTORE Beauty Supply Oxygen Helpful Selection of Complete Shop installation Oxygen 427-0420 Books St Tapes Hours: Oxygen M-F9:OOAM-8:00PM ^^ MtlJ Home Improvement Sat 10:00 AM-6:O0 PM 30092 Ford *d; Recovery Sun. Noon-4:00 PM Garden City. Mich. 48135 Subliminal STATE New Age Music Special Sale Oxygen1 •WEDJCALEQU1PMEN Maps ..{ 0>.ygen WV.OffCCO*L*A«l*mSfcRV>CE General Reacting MatertaJs Curliog kons Air Di Oxygen OXYQ€NlW* • W 9HEW0AN SQUARE Ovypen PORTABLE iWJTS .BOO4OFO*DRD; -T '&T Oxygen GAROfcNCfTY Oxygen • HOSPITAL Btf>8 m Oxygen • W^EELCHAmS ' Oxygen • SEAT LIFT CHAIRS 300« Ford Rd. Frozen Yogurt Oxygen • FREE DELIVERY Garden City Ml 48135 Oxygen 427-8840 1 Sale Oxygen • 24 HOURS/7 DAYS-WK. WE BILL INSURANCE & 33889 Five Mile Rd. Oxygen Livonia Ml 48154 rlUfJ o*tfoc«Fre« \S?j\™ I Oxygen MEDICARE DIRECTLY Free 425-6230 "YO PLACE. INC. rJCn>*»a.m , Topping 30102 FOR0 RO-. QARDtN CitY. Ml i 5.135 Oxygen WE BUYUSEDEQUIPMENT Lifetime EXP. »/31/69 | Membership Oxygen OPEN 7 DAYS &ng *>J w Voe icM •» SO* 0(»l*ge vc«-.*g <* Coixr«o txx en yo^n 0^, Oxygen Movie 10AM-10PM 500 •YO" PUCE. INC. GARDEN CITY 30»» FORO no., OAROCN CITY, MI ^ 7 4$ -•-•! ^C;VN il v. ©warn >-:..' 77?e hands and hearts of our health care team are commited to you, your family, your community — to Life itself. si ^^sjSPftiS . _1*V>*. Some of the many departments and services available Ambulatory Surgery (Outpatient 1Day) Child Care - Baby Sitting Classes O.B. Clinic Family Birthing Suite Sibling Classes . Stress and Cardiac Lab 24 .Hour Emergency Room Service (For new brothers and sisters) C.P.R. Heart Saver classes Pre-Natal Clinic Diabetic Classes Respiratory Therapy Fully Automatfc Clinic Laboratory Pediatric Pre-op Classes (tours) Full Radiology Services Social Sep/ices Alcoholism and Drug Treatment (CAT. Scanner, Nuclear Medicine, Ultra Sound) Home Health Case Planning Complete Physical Therapy Cardiac related classes Physician referral list Speech and Hearing Pathology No Smoking Clinic Nutrition Classes Pediatric Tours Lighted Free Parking Intensive Care - Coronary Care Unit .%VJf* « ** We are affiliated with the following Nursing Homes: ''?, Advance Nursing Home Venoy Continued Care Center 2936S.JohnDaly 3999 S. Venoy Rd. Garden City Osteopathic Hospital Inkster, Michigan 48141 ., " Wayne, Michigan 48184 6245 N. Inkster Rd 93 Bed Capacity - 210 Bed capacity t * Garden City, Michigan 48135 • (313)278-7272 (313)32,6-6600 (313)421-3300 *****?***• Hi II iW.tii^iAi JU&. ( (- ' T f Page 16 GARDEN CITY FESTIVAL Monday, June 26,1989