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REGISTRATION for figure state says skating classes has been extended by the Westland Parks and By Mary Klamic Recreation Department. staff writer Registration now will run Monday- Wednesday, Aug. 29-31. Call 729- • A letter from the state director of 4560 for more information. elections says there was no Indication of "any illegal action on the part of the staf f or secretary of the board of the A "WELCOME BACK" is Wayne-Westland School District" In the extended by the Cherry Hill School 1982 school election. District to its students in the 1983-84 school year. Students in grades 1-12 The letter, dated Aug. 16,1983, was are to report to their respective sent to Wayne resident Rosemary Mil- schools 1-3 p.m. Monday, Aug. 29, to .ler, who bad filed charges regarding register. Afternoon kindergarteners the use of absentee ballots In the dis and students in grades 1-12 will, trict. |t was signed by Christopher M. begin school Tuesday, Aug. ISO. All Thomas, director of elections. . . students will attend school for the Miller charged in June that absentee full day Aug. 31. For more ballots were filled out by persons in information, call the board of nursing homes who were unaware of education office at 726-0100, Ext. what they were doing because of medi 22. cation. "I THINK people in nursing homes LISA EVANS, daughter of have the right to vote, If they're able to Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Evans of vote," she said. "But If my parents Westland, has been accepted to the were In a nursing home, I wouldn't Interlochen Arts Academy, where want someone to go in and take advan she will study dance. tage of them. It would be my responsi The academy is the only boarding bility td take in my baUot" school in the United States that Last year, many municipalities and offers collegepreparatory academics school districts had deputies appointed as well as intensive training in' ; to deliver and pick up absenteeballots mmMiiMiiMMM^^^^^^^^^^^^ music, dance, the theater, creative from tha.'.elderly and' handicapped, '.••-fcV- V.'! writing and all major visual arts. Its Thomas said. The Wayrie-Westland' students, ages 13-17, come from all school district bad 10-12 deputies who Don Wiener, owner of Don's Dive Shop/In Bedford Township/pre- lake where he took his diving class for their final checkout to M over the world. delivered and picked up absentee bal- pare* for a dive near Bowling Own, Ohio. Dan Dean, Observer become certified dlvera. For a story and more pictures on the lots.hesaid. photographer, followed Wisner.'ailvonfa resident, to the Ohio "-. scuba class, so* page 3A. :::^:1 : " '*wai the change in law for 1983, they had none. The school may have TWO WESTLAND students deputies to pick up absentee ballots were among the 69 University of when requested by the voter." Michigan students who recently Miller had said 135 recipients of ab completed public service sentee ballots weren't registered. what's inside Callahan jury still out Internships In Washington, D.C., and Wayne and Westland city clerks Lansing. checked the names and found they Robert S. Gerber was employed were all registered at the time of the A U.S. District Court jury was still The government contended that the at the Federal Election Commission ^'election, Thomas said. Since the Calendar...... 4A deliberating the case of Westland Dis fixed cases involved drunk driving, and Stacey OToole at the National election,;eight persons moved without Crossword ...... 7C trict Judge Evan Callanan Sr., his son selling Jiquor to minors, third-degree Organization for Women. re-registering and four died. , Classified. . . . Section C and two other defendants Monday criminal sexual conduct, larceny and Entertainment ...•'. . 40 morning. No decision had been made at felonious assault. The charges also al -THE SECRETARY of the board at Obituaries . . . .-4A the Westland Observer's press time. ' leged that a "cover up" was attempted. tUat time frequently used a common Opinion. ,-.'•,# - • • . . . . 6A MR. AND MRS. Andrew . spelling of a name when she should Shopping Cart . . Section B Callanan Sr., his son attorney Evan Novotny of Westland honored the have checked the spelling of a name as Sports .".;.' . . . . . -.--1-30-: Your Observer carrier will be Callanan Jr., UAW Local 1776 pres- In his summation before the jury last Happy Hour Senior Citizen's Club It appeared oh the application," Thorn- Suburban life . . ... 5-7B stopping by this week; to dleht Richard Debs and Dearborn week, assistant U.S. Attorney Joseph with a picnic under the trees in their a38aid. Police . . , . . , 722-9600 collect for the month. Please Heights businessman Sam Qaoud were Papelian said Qaoud was Callanan Sr.'s yard earlier this month. The table "bag man" and would take" the money ; Miller charged that one voter who >. Fire,rescue; . . . 721-2000 have the money ready and charged with case-fixing conspiracy had sucha variety of food, the City Hall .... . 721-6000 be sure to get your receipt. and mail fraud. They were tried" before for the judge when cases were to be members were wishing for larger had died' was given, and presumably U.S. District Judge Horace Gilmore. fixed in his court. '.''-' plates, said club president Georgia. voted^an. absentee- ballot. The ballot Circulation . ... .591-0500 It's worth a $1.75 discount Austin. Retiree guests were Virginia envelope i in question was 'clearly Want ads. . . . ; 591-0900 on the next classified The jury began deliberations Aug. 22. Pender from Howell and Dominica . marked TJeceased' and was not count- Editorial dept.. . .591-2300 advertisement;.you place In Prosecution and defense attorneys An FBI agent, who posed as a man Fama from Lansing. _^ed.".Thomas saldj > v your hometown newspaper. gave their final arguments Aug. 18 and named "John Izzy," testified that he 19, almost eight weeks after the trial paid Qaoud ¢5()0 to fix Golob's drunk ' Please turn to Page 2 s&t maivmtr»ttmi*uAStjm»*tiBtit* an... began ! :-,•.."-. .•;• driving case.
/ The Walter P. Reuther Psychiatric leaders in the health care field, accord services, adult education, field trips, Hospital In Westland has received pro ing to Babcock. and music, recreational, work and oc cupational therapy. : • v v.: fessional apd national recognition. The JCAH granted the accreditation ; The hospital, located at Palmer and for two years, the maximum period for ."Taking into account all things, this Merrlman roads, has been granted ac lopg-term care facilities. Reuther Hos (accreditation) is a pretty good indica- creditation for long-term care by the pital requested the Chicago-based or jion that the hospital is operating well,'* Jotot^(^mmisslon'on Accreditation of ganisation to evaluate the facility. Clarksaid. :•-'• . Hospitals (JCAH), the national stan dard-setting and monitoring organiza ;^TI^ recognition of the high stand Volunteers assist in such activities as. tion for psychiatric hospitals ahdrother ards maintained by'.the. Reuther Psy religious services, weekly Bingo healthjcarefacilities. ;_-•;. chiatric Hospital ls\a well-deserved; games, daily activities, special events tribute to the staff," Babcock said, "and miscellaneous programs. Anyone Hospital staff and guests celebrated interested in volunteering may call the the accreditation with a special recep "Accreditation means that the volunteer coordinator at 722-4500, ac tion last Thursday afternoon. Among Reuther facility has achieved substan^ cording to a staff representative. those oh hand were C. Patrick Babcock, , tial compliance with nearly 2,000 oper director of the Michigan Department of ating standards, covering such diverse Mental Health, and. State Rep. Justine. areas as administrative procedures, Barns.. \ ;..""\;'-i\ •'* W•">•'-•" • housekeeping, treatment techniques,; v food service and: building mainte- ACCREDITATION Is often a factor. nance.*u;:'/:,' :. ; '••••};-.: ..;;•'• v;;.;.•' ' In determining: the reimbursement a - The Reuther Hospital is a state psy? facility may obtain for the services it chiatrlc hospital, certified to treat 25 Ill at provides. During the current fiscal acute care and 33S long-term care psy •r>•'.•' v- •"• ' i >-M £.1 '1 year, the Reuther Hospital is expected chiatric patients. It specializes In the ^M$$£Mm to collect approximately |2 million Parents'; Orientation Night at the NUEie/»taff photograph** . treatment of geriatric patients. The av from private health insurance provid erage age of its patients ls.65. - William D. Ford Vocational/Technical ers and Medicaid: {'•"'•:* •:'. Center will be held fn>m 6:3 0-8:30 p.m. •'. The hospital • provides psychiatric Wednesday, Aug.31, for parents of jun "This; would mean that we would •: evaluation. and treatment, specialized iors or seniors attending fall classes at) qualify for more federal programs that nursing care for the mentally ill, infir* the center,: • 8hoppIng was a breeze for Westland resident food he could gat 1 In 8$ seconds. His family of could bring a higher return for some of Jim Rots (left), who picked put $12$ of free food four plans to enjoj , the Nlttle bit of everything- the patients who would be eligible;" mary care, social services to patients .Parents will hava an opportunity to from the Great Scott supermarket, Ann Arbor that he grabbed, fn the meantime, Iff being said Gerald Clark, director of the facil- and families,: activity therapy pro tour; the center, on Marquette in West- Trait and Merrlman, Wednesday night. As pert of grams, physical therapy and rehabUlta-! land, and view the program their chil stored In two fr :ere. Qetilng ready to frlng •i^^-i^v^-^v;..^^-^^: tidri \ and. specialized dietary ;care. dren will be enrolled In this fall. Staff a contest in conjunction with WMJO radio and up" Ross' purch is cashier Lorraine Caper- members will be present to answer the new movie "Mr. Mom," Hoes, 42, * technician the accreditation indicates that the Twelve special diets are served dally, v ton; ••':-}- facility-hail achieved substantial com questions .concerning the programs or. assistant at Henry Ford Hoepltal, won all fhe pliance •' with ^standards; developed by ; ITS PROGRAMS. Include religious. center policies. ' ^ ;:
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2A(W) O&E Monday, August 29, 1983 Revised arcade ordinance may clear up rules By Margaret Neubacher chines at their place of business, Jahr chanical or electronic amusement de Application for a license for ma striction were between 2-7 a.m. every A "mechanical or electronic amuse staff writer said. vice may be located within eight feet of chines must be furnished by the person day except Sundays, when they were 2 ment device center" is defined as an According to Farland, the new "me any entrance or exit. The amusement who will be in* charge of the premises a.m. to noon. establishment that has more than five The city ordinance that regulates the chanical and electronic amusement de device must be In a separate area away ' where the machines will be located, the machines, regardless of whether or not operation of pinball machines and vi vices ordinance" allows any commer from other activity conducted in.the ordinance says. BECAUSE OF the changing technol the machines are used as a principal deo games has been revised and may cial establishment to own up. to four buiding. These spacing requirements ogy, it was difficult for the committee part of the establishment, according to be adopted by the Westland City Coun amusement machines. Anyone wanting apply to all establishments containing Information regarding the personal to describe the types of machines in the new ordinance. cil at its next meeting. to own more must be located in a C-2 at least one machine. character of the agent in charge was tended to be covered by Ihe ordinance. The ordinance revisions are meant or C-3 business zone, and have their Children age 12 and younger cannot felt to be important, according to the' Care was taken in the wording of the The revised provision will require special request approved by council. committee which worked on the^revi- "to just clean up the confusion," City play the machines unless their parent definition, which includes but is not owners to submit an amended applica . Planner Dale Farland said. A C-2 zone generally includes shop or guardian is present, the ordinance sion of the ordinance. The ordinance limited to, such devices as pinball ma tion if additional machines are added Continued popularity of the ma ping centers, and a C-3 zone is consid says. Young adults, age 18 or younger, says a license cannot be issued to per chines, electronic and/or video game chines and some persistent problems ered a very busy commerical area, cannot play the machines after mid sons "convicted of a crime involving a machines or devices, air hockey game to the licensed premises. A fee equal to with them led the city to revise the or usually along a highway. night unless accompanied by their par controlled substance, alcohol, minors, machines, football game machines* or the renewal fee will be charged. dinance, according to City Attorney It is hoped that persistent problems ents. Any student 16 or younger cannot gambling or a crime involving moral any other similar games and devices. Jeff Jahr. with youths who hang around the ma play the machines while school is in turpitude." The fee schedule has been lowered in chines, often clogging up store en session unless he is with a parent or The ordinance does not include some areas. A license for one to four ALONG WITH ordinance revisions, trances and shopping aisles, will be guardian. The owner will be held re The new ordinance restricts the use jukeboxes, music machines, telephone machines is 1160. It costs f 25 to renew a more uniform zoning policy was also solved with the tighter regulations in sponsible to enforce all of. the ordi-^» of any machines between the hours of devices, merchandise vending ma the license, which must be done annual needed so the city can "sensibly" re cluded in the new ordinance, Jahr said. nance regulations. 1-8 a.m. Previously the hours of re chines or coin-activated pool tables. ly, plus $25 per device. spond to the many requests from peo ple who want to own and operate ma UNDER THE ordinance, no me Youths, police clash at drive-in showing State clears school staff By Mary Klemlc SECURITY GUARDS at the Algiers, derly crowd gathered around the patrol A 17-YEAR-OLD Westland girl was staff writer 7300 N. Wayne Road, told police a cars, screaming obscenities and threat also arrested. The three girls were giv Continued from Page 1A very, very closely, like I've been doing. large group of intoxicated youths had ened to charge the officers and take the en appearance violations for interfer "They said there were a few things Fights involving approximately 50 crossed over a steel barrier separating man from them. The crowd threw ing with police. The 15-year-old was re Under law, only persons who are that would be straightened out in the young people broke out at the Algiers two movie lots and began assaulting rocks and bottles at police, according leased to her parents, while the other prisoners serving time, or who are next election, like there should be three Drive-In in Westland late Wednesday patrons for no apparent reason. The to police reports. The 19-year-old was girls were released on $100 bond. committed to mental institutions by a dates on the absentee ballot when it is and.early Thursday, disrupting the run youths assaulted guards when they charged with resisting arrest and pos court that has declared them to be returned. Hopefully, it will be straight ning of the movies and resulting in 10 tried to stop them. sessing and consuming beer under the Police said the films were stopped mentally incompetent, can be denied a ened out." age of 21. arrests. Police arriving at the scene at 12:05 and loudspeakers were used to ask the ballot, Thomas said. A person cannot A 17-year-old Livonia girl and a 15- crowd to get back in their cars. Thomas' letter also commended the a.m. reportedly saw large groups of be denied a ballot if he is registered No serious Injuries were reported. year-old Redford girl were arrested af district for its "well-organized" re young people who were standing and makes a proper application. One officer was kicked in the knee and ter they reportedly incited the crowd to Others arrested included a 22-year- cords. his uniform was torn. A baseball-size around parked cars and drinking beer "No mention of mind-altering drugs charge police. The Redford resident old Detroit woman, charged with disor rock, thrown at police, broke a window and other alcoholic beverages! The offi or any physical limitation is made in - "Even though the person in charge of yelled obscenities and jumped on an of derly conduct and fighting; an 18-year- of a patrol car. Several Westland pa the law," he said. the election office was not available at cers ordered the crowd to disperse and ficer's back after a 16-year-old, appar trol cars were called to the scene to old Livonia man, charged with indecent the time, a co-op student and another return to their vehicles. ently intoxicated Redford youth was quiet the disturbance, which took place exposure and assault and battery; and MILLER WAS NOT satisfied with staff member were easily able to find A 19-year-old Inkster man ran away arrested for assault and battery, police around midnight. an 18-year-old Westland man, 17-year- the response, but said she would contin all records requested," it read. "All reg from police when they asked him for said. The youth reportedly shouted ob old Westland girl and 19-year-old De ue her investigation. istration files, active, inactive and can "It was a large group of rowdy teen Identification, police said. He resisted scenities and tried to free the Inkster troit woman, charged with interfering "They didn't investigate what I had cellations, were up-to-date and in an agers, most of them intoxicated," West- arrest, pushing one officer, and was youth. He was issued a violation and with police. The teen-age women were wanted," she said. "I will be watching orderly filing system." / land Police Lt. James Hornkohl said. handcuffed. Police said a large, disor turned over to his parents. released on $100 and $85 cash bond.
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XPLORING THE depths of lakes and oceans has always held a particular fascination for Livonian Don Wlsner. Wlsner, a certified diving instructor, has been scuba E diving since 1945. His son, Brian,-27, has been diving since 1968. Together they own and manage Don's Dive and Equipment Shop on Seven Mile In Redford. The elder Wlsner-learned to dive In the Navy during World War H,-.where he was stationed In the Philllpines. He has been active In the sport ever since. Don taught his son at the age of 12 to dive and now they both teach others how to breath beneath^ thesurface. .. . • The fathertson team with the help of four other Instructors teach seven to eight classes a year at the Garden City Recre ation Department pool. The classes average 20 students and are divided into smaller groupi In order io provide more Individual ized instruction. The students must pass two written exams as well as prove themselves in the water before becoming certified divers. For more Information about the class, contact Wisner at 592- 0800.
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f-'.t'.'<::'t-^rS:: **#: P^^iii^^^^.'^^^lV^ { ^^^. ': :^ W:0:':mM^mW- '? m^ • ^¾¾^¾¾^¾^^^¾¾ Don Wither (left) offwa a fawtipa oh diving to students fodd Qouiet- 20, of Plymouth, and (right) Kay ThomaMon, 16, of Nortfiville. , t 4A(W.Q) O&E Monday, Auflust 29,1983 Singles9 bowling league forme fall HoUdav Bowl in Dearborn on Schaefer, Community Medical Clinic by appoint. • FIELD TRIP • BIKE CLUB S^anTWarren roads If 5¾¾¾¾¾^. Monday, Aug. 29 — Sign up now for Sunday, Sept. 4 — The Westland the Westland Department On Aging Wheelers bike club will meet for a ride Shirley at 837-9239 or Bonnie at *w ^/ ^ por ,nformatlon caU ?« Field trip to a comedy play, "Arsenic through Gallup Park. Bikers will meet community calendar 4687. If Thursday night is better, con tact Sandy at 271-5769 7632. If interested in a visiting doctor. and Old Lace," at the Grist Mill Dinner at 8 a.m. at the park at Michigan and Non-profit groups should mail items for the calendar to the Ob in your home, call 459-2255. Theater in Homer, Mich., Saturday, Geddes. server, 36251 Schoolcraft, Livonia, Ml 48150. The date, time and • DIABETIC SUPPORT GROUP • CO-OP NURSERY Sept 17. Cost is $16 per person. The bus place of the event should be included, along with the name and will leave at 9:30 a.m. and return at 5 • WIDOWED PEOPLE A diabetic support group will meet Bulman Co-op Nursery has openings p.m. Call 722-7632 for more informa Tuesday Sept. 6 - WISER, a group phone number of someone who can be reached during business at 7 p.m. in the Melvin Bailey Center for 3- and 4-year-olds in their fall class tion. for widowed people, will meet at 8 p.m. hours to clarify information. the fourth Monday of every month es. Bulman Is at Five Mile and Inkster roads. Call 587,-8218 for more informa In the basement of the Plymouth His troit celebrities. The cookbook Is tenta There are no dues. F~- more informa • CRAFTSMEN NEEDED torical Museum, Main and Church • BOOK SALE tion, call 552-0480. tion. A . Saturday Sept. 10 — and Saturday, tively titled, "Detroit's Hottest Cook Monday, Aug. 29 — Craftsmen are streets in Plymouth. Call 591-6400 for book." Anyone wishing to participate in • NURSERY REGISTRATION need for the St. Aidan Church Women's more Information. The group meets the Sept. 17 The Friends of Garden City LIT • PARENT GROUP brary's fall used book sale will be from the cookbook can do so by sending one-. Wayne Co-op Nursery Inc., on Merri Guild Craft show. The show is to be first Tuesday of the month. five recipes to Girl Scouts Troop 1326, • The Wayne-Westland Chapter of man at Maplewood in Garden City, is, held Friday, Oct. 14, from 10 a.m. to 7 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Proceeds of this sale Parents Without Partners will meet at and spring sale will be ijsed to pur P.O. Box 302, Garden City 48135. accepting applications for fall classes. p.m. Table space is also available. Call • SENIOR CLUB Westworid, Warren at Merriman, on The nursery has openings in three chase a videocassette recorder/player • NURSESSKILLS 474-4912 for more information. St. Ai Tuesday, Sept. 6 - The Wayne West- the first and third Tuesdays of every classes to accommodate preschoolers for the library. Inactive licensed practical and voca dan Church is located at 17599 Farm- land Community Schools Senior adult month. For more information, call 476- ages 2½ to 5. Four- and 5-year-olds tional nurses who/ want to return to ingtion Road. club will begin its 1983-84 program 3298. group meets Monday, Wednesday and • BOARD MEETING practice can upgrade their skills at with meetings at the Dyer Center Tues Friday mornings. Two-- and 3-year-olds Wednesday, Sept. 28 — The board Schoolcraft College this fall and earn • FOOD NEEDED day and Wednesday. Both will start • HOME CHORES meet Tuesday and Thursday after meeting of Northwestern Guidance nine credit hours. Training wjll be of Monday, Aug. 29 — Skateland West, with socializing at 1:30 p.m. with the Three part-time employees are noons. Four-year-olds meet Tuesday Clinic, 6221 Merriman, will be at 11.30 fered through continuing education, 37550 Cherry Hill, Westland, will be meeting at 2 p.m. For more informa available to perform non-continuous and Thursday afternoons: For further a.m. with instruction both in the classroom having a "Skate On Your Can" from 8 tion, call 595-2161. tasks such as leaf raking, lawn information, call 728-4641. p.m. until 11 p.m. Admission will be 50 and a clinical facility. For more infor cutting.window washing, light mainte cents plus one can of food. The money • WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL • BOARD MEETING mation, call 591-6400, Ext. 410. nance. Paid for by a grant from the • YMCA REGISTRATION and food will go to aid Operation — Wednesday, Sept. 7 — Registration Wednesday, Oct. 26 — The board Area* Agency on Aging 1-C, through the The Wayne/Westland YMCA, 827 s. Breadbasket. Skate rental is $1. for resident teams are due for women's meeting of Northwestern Guidance • ALCOHOLISM HELP GROUP Municipal Service Bureau in coopera Wayne, Westland, is accepting applica volleyball at Westland Parks and Re- Clinic,^ 6221 Merriman, will be at 11:30 Brighton Hospital sponsors a free tion with the city of Westland's Depart tions for the fall session of their year- • BINGO cration. Non-resident teams can regis a.m. community informational series at 6 ment on Aging. Those seniors in finan round nursery program. For further in Wednesday, Aug. 31 — Bingo will be ter Thursday, Sept. 8, through Monday, p.m. the first Tuesday of each month. cial need or poor physical health will formation, call 721-7044. held in Dyer Center at 1:30 p.m. by the Sept. 12. Registration fee is" $100 per • SOCCER REGISTRATION Trained alcoholism counselors are on be top priority. From those not in fi Wayne Westland Senior Adult Club. So team. There is a limit of 12 teams. The Wayne-Westland YMCA is tak hand at each meeting. Each meeting nancial hardship, a donation will be ac • FOOD DRIVE cializing and refreshments are at 1 League play will start Thursday, Sept. ing registration for its fall soccer pro will about 1½ hours and will be in the cepted. Call 722-7632.' The Westland Host Lions Club is hav p.m. Bingo will be held every Wednes 22. gram. Registration ends Tuesday, Aug. Brighton Hospital Chapel, 12851 E. ing a Can a Man Drive for the needy of day in August by the Wayne Westland 30. The season will begin the first week Grand River, Brighton, at the corner of • HEALTH SCREENING Westland. Lions members donate food Senior Adult Club. • PANCAKE SUPPER of September and rain for eight weeks. Kensington Road and Grand River just Free health screening for persons 60 jtems every meeting they attend for Wednesday, Sept. 7 — The John The fee is $24 for non-YMCA members off the 1-96 expressway. For more in and older is being sponsored by Peoples the Lions Clubs. Anybody who wants to • EPILEPSY SUPPORT Glenn Football Boosters Club kicks off and $12 for YMCA members. For more formation, call 227-1211. Community Hospital Authority. Call donate food may contact Bill Action at Thursday, Sept. 1 —' Epilepsy r the 1983 football season with its first information, call 721-7044. • SINGLES BOWLING Annapolis Hospital for an appointment 326-2607. Regular meetings are at the port program, a self-help groi' annual "All You Can Eat Pancake Sup A fall singles bowling league is being at 722-3308 Forum at Wildwood and Ford roads meet at 7.30 p.m. in All Sainf ^er- per" in the school cafeteria between 5 • RECIPES NEEDED formed and will start Wednesday and • FREE TRANSPORTATION every second and fourth Thursday of an Church, 8850 Newburgh at Joy, and 7:30 p.m., 36105 Marquette. Tick Girl Scout Troop 1326 is organizing a Thursday, Sept. 7 and 8, at 6 p.m. in Daily transportation to Plymouth the month. Livonia. Meetings usually are the first ets are $2.50 for adults and $1.75 for cookbook featuring recipes from De and third Thursdays of the month. For children and are available at the door. information, call Joanne Meister at 522-1940. • BOWLING CLUB # Wednesday Sept. 7 — Fall singles At Budget you're • STATE CONQUEST bowling leagues will begin at 6 p.m. in Friday, Sept. 2 — All volunteers for Holiday Bowl in Dearborn on Schaefer obituaries the State Conquest Newspapers are between Ford and Warren roads. Call ROY W. DIBBLE asked by the Department of Aging to 837-9238 for other days and more infor be present at 1 p.m. in the Friendship mation. Services for Roy W. Dibble of Westland were LABOR DAY WEEKEND SPECIAL Center, 37095 Marquette, Westland. Aug. 19. Raymond E. Babb officiated. Interment Everyone is welcome to spend the day. • BINGO was in Parkview Memorial Cemetery. UNLIMITED Register for a dinner of stuffed Thursday, Sept. 8 - The city of Mr. Dibble, 75, died Aug. 17. peppers, tossed salad with dressing, Westland's Department on Aging will He was a foreman at Allied Chemical from 1925 FREE lima beans, apricots, white bread with hold its monthly bingo 1-5 p.m. at the to 1968 (43 years) and a member of Garden City PER DAY margarine and milk. Senior Friendship Center, 37095 Mar Masonic Lodge 587. PLUS TAX MILEAGE quette. Donation is $1. Call 772-7628 Survivors are his wife, Lillian; children, Lloyd J. Available anytime Thurs., Sept. 1st to same time Tues., • FLEA MARKET for lunch reservations to eat before of Canton, Robert of Dearborn Heights, Sally Craw ' § Friday, Sept. 2 — and Saturday, bingo. ford of Royal Oak, Betty Brown of Arkansas; Sept. 6. Car must be returned to renting location. Sept. 3. 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Monday, August 29,1983 O&B *6A Senator reviews /««»«>« Intrusive bureaucracy is still the foe, Levin sam By Kathy Parrlsh tary preparedness and draft registra staff writer tion. and a rapid deployment system. • ; "The president believes; we're behind Levin, 49, was an attorney and long As a Detroit city councilman, Carl In virtually every measure of military time Detroit councilman before defeat capability and he's wrong. We're be Levin was a champion of local rights ing Republican Senator Robert Griffin and believed federal officials should hind the Soviets oh some things and in 1978. His six-year term ends next we're ahead of them on others. . bow to local concerns. December and he Is almost certain to Now that he's a U.S. Senator, Levin be a candidate for re-election but dec "IN SOME areas we don't want to says he tries hard to make sure he lines to make an announcement at this catch up with the Soviets because they knows and does what the folks back point. do some dumb things." home want. The senator said one of his top goals , He favors a moratorium on building His basic stand is: "I belieye local of has been to pass a legislative veto bill nuclear weapons. The senator said: ficials know what's best for the com which would empower Congress to "There, is a feeling out there that we munity, and the federal government overrule regulations made by any fed-, have not been serious about nuclear doesn't." eral bureaucracy. arms in negotiations and I agree with Levin said that when he was elected that. I think we should reduce the se rious threat of annihilation." in 1978 there was "too much federal THE BILL passed the Senate In dif intrusion, dominance, inflexibility and ferent forms, but still hasn't made it 'The president 'We're behind the 'In some areas we While opposed to military draft reg waste." through the House. istration as unheeded, Levin believes believes we're Soviets on some don't want to catch youths should register because it is the One of the things that convinced him behind In virtually things and we're up with the Soviets "I WENT to Washington determined* of the need for such efforts, Levin said, law. to reverse that." was the way the federal Department of every measure of ahead of them on because they do Since there is registration, the father In the four-and-a-half years he has Housing and Urban Development military capability others.' some dumb things.' of three daughters believes women been a senator, he has worked to dimin (HUD) mismanaged a home acquisition and he's wrong.' should also be signed up. But he doesn't ish federal intrusion in local affairs, he program in Detroit. favor females in combat. said. "HUD almost wiped out Detroit," he "I just don't have the heart for it," In an interview in Observer offices, said. said Ldvin.'Tguess I'm old-fashioned in he spoke about his stands on issues er." they don't like." and I don't think the federal govern- that regard." "I believe government plays a criti "People get frustrated with regula Levin said he thinks the bill will be ment ought to impose," explained Lev ranging from cable TV, super sewer cal role, but it's fourth branch - the A FAMILY man who doesn't see as and mass transit to MX missiles, mili tions and don't know where to go for defeated in the House because of con in. bureaucracy — that has too much pow- relief," said Levin. "They want to go to cern over preserving local control. A MEMBER of the Senate Armed much of his lawyer wife Barbara and their elected officials, not to an agency Services Cpmmittee's subcommittees daughters, is he'd like, Levin enjoys in Chicago." THE SENATOR said he helped pave on tactical warfare and preparedness, having his brother U.S. Rep. Sander the way for Environmental Protection Levin visted two Strategic Air Com Levin, D-Southfield, in Congress. HIS BELIEFS led Levin to vote Agency action on the Huron Valley mand bases on his current trip. While Republicans are discussing against the Cable Telecommunications Wastewater Treatment Project, known He believes that there is too much who might make an opponent in next Michigan National Act of 1983, which the Senate passed as "super sewer." governmental emphasis on nuclear year's election, Levin is saying little 87-9 and sent to the House. "I basically support it, but only if the warheads and not enough on conventi about his chances. j^ Brokerage Services Proposed by cable firms, the nation communities want it," he said. "I don't onal arms. His staff advised him to wait until al legislation would take precedence want to say they should have it if they "The MX (multiple warhead missile) the first of the. year to announce his over contracts between cable TV com don't want it." was a foolish decision. You don't want candidacy. "Everybody tells me I'll get We can save you as much panies and the local communities. Super sewer, a proposed sewage to make it possible for the other guy to a free press conference next January if Levin calls the cable legislation "ar treatment plant and 60-mile intercep wipe out 10 of your warheads with one I just keep saying anything but I'm run as 70% on Brokerage rogant, presumptuous, unethical usur tor serving western Wayne and Oak of his." ning," joked Levin. "But I've come so pation of power" by the federal govern land Counties — has since been scaled Levin said the U.S. needs more tanks close t0 announcing it's ridiculous.' Transactions ment. down. He acknowledged that some cities Levin is in favor of rapid transit be "held up" the cable companies in devel cause it will unclog roads, save gaso oping "onerous" contracts, but said, line and help people who can't afford ^i "That's what private enterprise is all private transportation get around. But, ALAN M. ARMSTRONG, M.D. about. Michigan National Bank Levin saild, local authorities must first ANNOUNCES THE ASSOCIATION OF " It's competition, and they (the TV agree on what they want. WB,,Me,re l MEMBERS FDIC 421« 8200 firms) don't have to agree to conditions "They disagree on how to proceed, RICARDO C. ALESSIO, M.D. IN THE PRACTICE OF INTERNAL MEDICINE THE LARGEST SELECTI0.4 05 ST. 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/ »_.Li. J*/' V* * "t:#>'f'-j4<' M . A -'M. itaMi fett *ifti Laws are vague litlrstlauii ©bseruer X-rated fare keeps on rolling 36251 Schoolcraft Sandra Armbruster editof Livonia, Ml 48150 Nick Sharkey managing editor PORNO FUCKS are still flicking teur night at the Cabaret was changed Attorney Stephen Taylor, who has (313) 591-2300 and erotic film stars still cavorting in to Tuesdays and the show is now some successfully defended many clients in; comment the altogether in adult movie houses in what modified. - connection with obscenity charges, 6A(W) O&E Monday, August 29.1983 and around Detroit. Topless exotic dancers still strut cites the constitutional right of free Attempts to shut down X-rated the their stuff. But the court ruled per choice. His motto is, "If you don't like aters falter in the gray area of ever- formers can no longer go bottomless. skin flicks, don't see them." changing and con- ———•— Legal obscurity surrounding so- A Southfield woman is pushing for a flicting laws in called pornography is why the Cabaret city ordinance to prohibit the rental of Will Loret Ruppe be the which "obscenity" is is still spinning skjn flicks. The city has video film tapes she considers to be in the> eye of the tried to close the theater for alleged "hard-core pornography." beholder. First violations of either obscenity statutes amendment rights or zoning laws. But X-rated films VIA THE MEDIUM of video, X- prevail. grind on. They're tough to fight. rated films may t>e shown in thousands sacrificial lamb of '84? In this area, you A kind of cat-and-mouse game is of homes and fpisted on minors have only to buzz played over obscenity statutes which throughout the city, the resident con NEXT YEAR'S state election already has umbrella on an overcast day. You could leave over to the Cabaret Jackie rely on contemporary community tends. all the earmarks of a real yawner. him .behind and you wouldn't miss him until onJEight Mile Road standards to decide what is offensive City officials realize they'll be hard Democrat Carl Levin will face whomever you needed him. He has no magnetism. at*Beech to catch Klein and what has some redeeming value. pressed to stop video establishments the Republicans can muster in the U.S. Senate He lost the Republicans' 1982 shot at cap Hyapatia Lee, for- from renting adult movies to adults. race. turing a U.S. Senate seat by being defeated by mer Miss Nude USA, on stage in a live CONTEMPORARY community It's close to impossible to legislate mo Indications are that Loret Ruppe, director Democratic Sen. Don Riegle. There is no rea strip show and starring in the triple- standards vary from sophisticated city rality. And what kids watch has to be of the Peace Corps and wife of one of last son to think his chances would be better X-rated "The Young Like It Hot. to conservative small town. And a film monitored by parents. year's Repbulican losers, MH^B^^^^^H against Levin. It was only two years ago when that one juror decides is obscene has X-rated films are usually plotless Phil Ruppe, can have the Southfield police officers arrested some artistic or scientific value to an and boring as well as offensive. But it honor of being the Repub THE ONLY other Republican who has ex more than two dozen nude dancers for other when viewed as a whole. takes more than righteous indignation lican standard bearer, if pressed interest publicly in running against indecent exposure during amateur The U.S. Supreme Court in 1973 and local ordinances to stop those who she wants it. Levin has been James Dunn, a former U.S. night performances at the movie house knocked out previous lenient guidelines peddle them. Why are Republicans so representative from the Lansing area. He is on consecutive Friday nights. and ruled that community standards As long as there's a market for so- eager to recruit a woman about as well known as the car parker at the should determine what is obscene in called smut and obscure obscenity who is almost a decade London Chop House. THERE WERE few convictions and court tests. The federal court passed laws to protect those who profit from older than Chris Chraf t, the He has the same kind of problem that Phil the most notable star, hardly an ama the hot potato to the state and the state the demand, the supply will continue to Kansas City TV anchor- Bob Ruppe has. He has all the persuasiveness, im teur, was placed on probation. Ama- couldn't handle it. be plentiful. woman considered over the age and drawing power of a cigar store Indian. hill and replaced at 38? Wisler ' So it's back to Loret Ruppe. She may indeed Well, although they use " decide to become the Republican candidate, the same methods of attracting an audience, given assurances of funding and backing by politics and TV newscasting are different the national Republican party. Labor Day remembered anew gam£s. But the way things are shaping up, she will be the Republicans' version of the sacrificial THE STROLLER was sitting at There seemed to be a touch of the WHAT'S WASHED UP in one field of enter lam6,. much in the same manner that Elly home on a recent afternoon when there v drama in his every word. And the tainment is charisma in another, and it's easy Peterson and Lenore Romney were when they suddenly flashed on the TV the intro the gathering that covered all of Cadillac to see why Repubicans are pushing for Loret, were tapped by the Republican Party to run duction 'of the soap opera "As the "stroller Square took him to their hearts. In that who is about the most charismatic person Re against the highly-respected Philip A. Hart. World Turns." hour or two at the speaker's stand in publicans have these days. Loret Ruppe, for all of her charm and capa He had no interest in the afternoon w.w. front of that old granite City Hall, he She is also a woman, and some Republicans bility, is in the position of trying to shovel sand soap opera but the message did bring left a feeling that he had the ability to are trying to convince their ranks that a wom against the tide. The numbers are against her about the thought that the world really Edgar run the country and follow in the an candidate will enable.the party to recap and the Republicans. does turn — and it is more and more footsteps of Dwight Eisenhower. noticeable as Labor Day nears. ture some of the women voters who deserted Because of the economy and demographics, Kennedy that day had to fight to get in rebellion against Richard Headlee and/or Democrats are in the majority in elections. One of the 'great turns is the change Square to open his election campaign. through the crowds to get back to his the Reagan Administration. More women vote than men, and women are that has come about in presidential After him came Adlai Stevenson, John hotel suite at the old Book-Cadillac. In Apparently out of contention is Phil Ruppe, becoming increasingly disconcerted by Re election campaigns. There was a time F. Kennedy and Lyndon B. Johnson. /act, so great was the impression he a six-term congressman who is an able publican policies nationally. The gender gap is when Cadillac Square iri downtown De made that when he took over the White enough person — knowledgeable, energetic, one which will not be addressed simply by troit was the scene of the traditional it was while sitting on the platform House, the spot on which he opened the, intelligent and persevering. But he is like an having a woman candidate, especially an heir LaborDay opening verbal salvo of the at the square that a press photogra successful campaign was renamed ess whose public life began only a few years Democratic candidate for president. pher snapped the picture showing Ste Kennedy Square. ago when she was appointed Peace Corps di One of the first to take advantage of venson with a large hole in the sole of rector by President Reagan. the setting was Franklin Delano Roo his shoe. That picture became a major Now the old city hall is gone. The discover Michigan sevelt. The crowd he attracted at the part of the campaign publicity and was Book-Cadillac is struggling to keep its AND FINALLY there is Carl Levin. In his old Detroit City Hall was a record for shown throughout the country. doors open and the candidates for the by Bill Stockwell first term of office he has demonstrated the many years. presdency no longer look upon Detroit kind of intellectual honesty, passionate con But with all the furor surrounding a as the site to usher in their campaigns. D Throughout the state are historical mark cern for people and high regard for principle FDR STOOD before the gathering in candidate for the presidency, no one It is a sure sign that the world does ers authorized by the Michigan Historical that was displayed for so many years by the 1932 and with his glowing oratory captured the gathering as well as FDR turn. But those of us who can recall the Commission. The first of these markers was late Phil Hart. sought the labor vote. It was a stirring — until Kennedy came along. day when Franklin D. Roosevelt made placed on the campus of Michigan State Uni If the Republicans couldn't convince voters address and the friends he gained that his stirring speech to, the gathering versity. It commemorates the first state ag that it was time to turn Don Riegle out of off afternoon helped start him oh the way THE STROLLER remembers well that jammed Cadillac Square back to ricultural college in the nation which opened ice, they will have one whale of a problem to the White House. the day this'boyish-looking fellow from the old County Blinding, easily can in Lansing in 1857. Markers paid for with pub convincing anyone that Carl Levin should be The tradition was continued when the eastern aristocracy made his bow bring back that scene again. lic funds are placed only on public properties. replaced. 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PRE-SCHOOL YMCA AEROBICS INFANT GYM || FLAG FOOTBALL jf^\ DYNAMIC AEROBICS DANCE CLASS-Coed GYMNASTICS Regiitralfon endi September 23,1983 C/% / (Pay fee all at once or Pay Half by Sept. 10 and Half by Oct. 22.) Ages: 1st, 2nd, 3rd graders." IB>-^ Whan: Oclober«Mid November Dynamic Aerobics Is a vigorous program of choreographed Where: All games will be played at exercises set to music designed to Improve cardiorespiratory Schweitzer Elementary or the fitness. It Is scientifically structured to properly warm-up, Wayne-WestlandYMCA. exercise, and cool down the body. The dance routines are Coach**: Volunteer Parents—We Need choreographed to promote symmetrical muscle development You.-We Will Train You. often overlooked In other fitness programs. Screening optional. Ptoyert Receive: T«Shirt, Award Certificate, four free swims for the entire family, lots of FITNESS CLASSES Good Practice, and Tender Loving Care. Many different types of Exercise Classes are offered In the Feet: Member $12.00 morning, afternoon, or evening to accommodate you. '• •• : .-' .Non-Member $18.00
JOIN YEAR-ROUND NURSERY PROGRAM Call the YMCA P* A«Lu PLAY AND LEARN i ' • A CREATIVE LEARNING AND ACTIVE for detailed PHYSICAL PROGRAM FOR YOUR CHILO information ahd Swimming or about j & other programs Gym Included. Monthly Payment not listed. Plan Father — Mother — Daughter — Son SPEND TIME WITH YOUR CHILD. JOIN-i Indian Gukkt TraHBtattn inwAft Mtfdtot • , Father & Son Parent A Child Mother A Daughter . i Ages5tol0 AoeelOAOW Age* $ to 10 many more -' "PthFortim" "teamwork6 "Frhrxti* ALWAYS* There will be informational meetings. Come to either one. Parents and children are Encouraged to attend. K 1 •"••• Location ' Tlnie-Date y* WayriVWeatland Family V Thur. Sept. 15,7 pni PMIAnBftTtV ::Jl Wayne-Westland Family Y Sun. Sept. 18,2 pim inawn rnnovitvi Mother A, Son Father a Daughter ^ AgeaS **» i All meetlngt start promptly anclla^a^utihoiir; Call for Age* 5 to 10 "Ftt#>d$4^,- Atwtys» more information if you cannot attend. "FrhndiAlwayt"
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pickled favorites from garden and orchard
"Country" is a state of mind, a feeling, not a place on a map. Whether you call home a high-rise condo or a colonial saltbox, country is experiencing the best of the past while keeping up the present. Country is warm, friendly people, neighbor helping neighbor. Country is the charm of the little things that make a house a home. Country is cooking hearty meals and the pride and joy of a well-stocked pantry. In the spirit of country the home economists at Ball Corporation have adapted several down home pickled "receipts" of yesteryear into simple up-to-date recipes such as HoTnc-Siyle Dill Pickles, Blue Ribbon Pickled Peaches, and County Fair Pepper and Onion Relish. Pickling was once a way of preserving food for the long winter months ahead. Today, pickling is done, not out of necessity, but for unmatched flavor, economy, and personal satisfaction. Almost anything that grows in a garden or orchard can be pickled. Besides cucumbers, there arc peppers, beans, com. squash, melons, peaches, pears, and apples, to name a few. The best pickles begin with the freshest vegetables or fruit, just picked from the garden or tree, if possible. If fresh dill is available by all means use it. although dried diil seed is ah acceptable alternative. Use two tablespoons of dill seed for each head of fresh dill. Be sure to purchase spices each pickling season, as spices tend to deteriorate and lose their flavor during storage. Select a high grade white distilled or cider vinegar of four to six percent acidity. You'll also need to buy canning salt. It acts as a preservative, adds flavor, and crispness to the pickles. Do not use regular table salt; the additives in it can cause discolored pickles and cloudy liquid. Today's country kitchen pickles, while preserving the old-fashioned flavor of the past, keep up-to-date with the present. Homemade pickles are now heat processed in a water-bath canner. This insures a good seal, while destroying the microorganisms that cause spoilage. Even though it might be tempting to pack pickled foods in old-style glass top jars with wire bails, standard home canning jars with two-piece Ifds give the safest, most reliable results. After processing the recommended times, allow the jars to cool; test for a seal by pressing in the cenfer of the lid. If the dome is down, the lid is sealed. Remove bands and store pickles in a dark, cool, dry place. Pickled fruits and vegetables taste their best if the flavors arc allowed to mellow for several weeks.
BLUE RIBBON PICKLED PEACHES 10 pounds Jlrm ripe peaches J cups white vinegar ,• I piece ginger root (small to medium sized) 2 tablespoons'wh,o/e cloves, Ssticks'cinhamon. 8-//2 ctips sugar-.'.: .-.:.;: • ; crushedV - ../:.-:-;. :V -.;/.'.;. \ /(2 inches long) ,• ••'•.'•'• Wash arid peel peaches. Put in a solution of 2 tablespoons salt. 2 tablespoons vinegar, and 1 gallon water. Dissolve sUgar in vinegar; add a spice bag made of cloves, ginger root, and cinnamon sticks. Bring to a boil.' Drain salt-vinegar solution from peaches. Carefully add peaches to bojiingsyrup and cook until they can be pierced with a fork, but not soft. Remove from heat and allow peaches to stand in syrup overnight. Prepare home canning jars and lids according to manufacturer's instructions. Bring syrup and peaches to a boil.. Carefully pack peaches into hot jars, leaving 1/4 inch head space. Cover ' with syrup leaving 1/4 inch head space: Remove air bubbles with a non-metallic spatula. Adjust.caps. Process 20 minutes in a boiling water bath canner. Yield: about 4 quart jars. COUNTRY APPLE RELISH 2 quarts peeled, cored. I cup golden raisins 1/4 teaspoonjiutmeg and chopped apples 1/2 cup chopped walnuts 1/4 teaspoon allspice (about 10 to 12 medium) 1/2 cup*red wine vinegar I pouch liquid pectin 2-1/3 wtps brown sugar (I pound) I teaspoon cinnamon Prepare home canning jars and lids according to manufacturer's instructions. Combine chopped apples..sugar, raisins, walnuts, and spices in a large saucepot. Bring to a full, rolling boil over high heat, stirring constantly. Remove, from heat; stir in liquid pectin. Carefully ladle into hot jars, leaving 1/4 inch head space. Adjust caps. . Process 10 minutes in a boiling water bath canner. Yield: about seven 8 ounce jars. OLD-FASHIONED WATERMELON RIND PICKLES 4 quarts cubed watermelon rind 1 quart water 4 sticks cinnamon 8 cups sugar 2 oranges, seeded and sliced I' tablespoon whole cloves J cups while vinegar 2 lemons, seeded and sliced I tablespoon whole allspice Pare watermelon rind, removing green and pink portions. Cut into I nch pieces. Cover with I quart of water and 1/4 cup salt; allow, to stand overnight. Drain and rinse.' ,. Prepare home canning jars and lids according to manufacturer's instructions. ''.;,'. -•',•'• Put the watermelon rind ina large saucepan^and cover with cold water. .Simmer for about 30 minutes or until tender, Drain, and set aside/Combine sugar, vinegar, and "water in a. large saucepan. Heat, stirring until sugar dissolves'. Add the sliced oranges.and lemons and spices tiedI in a cheesecloth bag," Bring mixture to a, bojl. Add rind and simmer until transparent, and liquid is syrupy. Remove spice bag. Carefully pack rind into hot jars, leaving .1/4-inch head space. Remove air bubbles with a non-metallic spatula. Adjust caps. Process 10 niinutes iii a boiling water bath canner. Yield: about four 12 ounce jars. . ' i&k
SPICED SWEET PICKLES is 4 pounds pickling cucumbers, • 3' tablespoons-cmnihg. salt 2 tablespoons pickling spice qbout,3 inches long •> 2 teaspoons mustard seed . ;..J* cinnamonsticks ••-•••• .. 3cups.svlute.yhfegar ( 3 cups sugar ...... 2 teaspoons whole allspice •: I /2 cup sugar ./ y •'•:'] • 3cups'white vinegar : Prepare home canning jarsand lids according to manufacturer's instructions. Wash cucumbers; cut crosswise into 1/4 inch slices, discarding ends. Bring to boiJ3ciips'vincgar. 1/2 cup sugar, 3 'tablespo'oris.salt, and 2 teaspopns mustard seed; add cucumber, coyer and simmer 5 minutes. Drain. Combine 3 Cups sugar", 3 cups vinegar/and»2 tablespoons pickling spice. Tie cinnambn.and allspice in cheesecloth bag; add to'sugar and vinegar riifxturc. Bring to a boil. Pack cucumber slices into hot jars, leaving 1/4 inch head space.'Remoyc spice bag frdft) syrup. Carefully ladk.hot syrup over cucumbers, leaving 1/4 inch head space. Removeair bubbles with a non-metallic spatuja. Adjust caps. { "r ProccssMO niinutes in a boiling water bath canner/Yield: about 5 pint jars- < ; HOMESTyLEpI 30 to 40 medium cucumbers •';.. -J quart \yhite vinegar : Fresh clill ' : .-.; V (abdiit'4 inches long).' '•*•. . '5'•••cups Wafer* '.'.-' -.- = y. V .; >Garlic.cloves ' ; >., /I -7. cup canning salt- ,; '••';"[ -' V •; •: IJ4 cup mixed pickling spices Hotred'peppers (optional) : 2 quarts water -.' >,Y; ,':v-o . ".};.'-.] 7. •-' ''/''•'•••': y-\ '...;•''' '••:.•'•'•: -• "•'-. .-.-. • .-- .-.-.- '.':- : Wash cucumbers carefully. Dissolve I cup canning salt in 2 quarts water. Soak cucumbers in brine for 24 hours. Rcmdvc and dry. ' 7 % ~ • ^; t-- .v --•. •'. •-••'•:-' Prepare [id'mc canning" jars and.}\d& according tomanufacturcryinstruciions. Combine 1 quart while distilled vinegar, 5 cups water, 1/4 cup mixed pickling spices.'and frcsh'dilt: Bring to a boil. Pack whole cucumbers into hot jars, leaving 1/4 inch head space. Add 2 cloves garlic, a smalt hoi red pepper, if desired, and a/srfiall head of dill in each jar; Carefully pour hot liquid over cucumbers, leaving 1/4 inch head space.. Remove air bubbles with a non-metallic spatula- Adjust caps. -.' ,1. Process 15 minutes in.aboilipg water bat^c^ >;-/.;?•••;,'-::-V ;-
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Sept. 6,1983 10 a.m.-S p.m. "» ..J«v -'. »»p*^^^^»w»aawaaajs»jm m*mm mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm Monday, Augusts, 1983 O&E *3B They're nne in a hillinn Jl— — „ »••• • ••••« »11 I I I I I I It's Montreux tiiiie For a change, try hot dog kabobs «* • - at the Summit, tod Hot dog! It's cookout time. Dripping with extras, from mustard to chili to Getting into the jazzy spirit of the If you decide to visit the Westin you cheese, hot dogs are one of America's Montreux-Detroit Kool Jazz Festival could try the Veal EminceZurichoise: favorite,summertime fdods. Americans BARBECUED FRANK KABOBS is easy. Capturing the real "flavor" of Before you go you could prepare the, the event is quite another thing. eat more than 5 billion dogs between 1 ,' frankfurters (8 to 10), cat Into 1 tt- recipe yourself and then compare Memorial Day and Labor Day. The chefs at the Summit restaurant your version with the chef s., /.- •'.?, Incb pieces at the Westin Hotel think, they have It's easy to see why frankfurters 1 can (18 02.) pineapple chunks (in the right idea as they offer a Swiss VEAL EMINCE ZURICHOISE . • have become a mainstay of warm juice) Foods Festival today through Sept. 6. 2ozoiJ . - weather menus. The smoky, mildly Special menus featuring Swiss cuisine 1 lb slices of tender veal spiced flavor of meaty frankfurters 1 medium green pepper, cat into 16 will be offered for both luncheon-and 1 oz butter lets you combine or top them with just pieces dinner. »/4 chopped onion '•.-;• about anything. Vary the foods you pair Featured entrees include Fritierter A dz sliced fresh mushrooms with franks and the way you prepare Vt cup catsup Seehect — pike dipped in beer batter, Salt, pepper, paprika, flour them and your meals will never be mo deep fat-fried and served with tomato 2 oz white wine notonous. V* cup brown sugar sauce; Hirsch Koteletten Vigneronne 3 oz brown sauce Vaudoise — marinated and grilled *h pt heavy cream . Hot dogs are an economical meat 2 tsp. Worcestershire sauce venison cutlet, topped with brandied ingredient in qulck-to-fix casseroles grapes, served with cream venison .and skillet dinners. Since franks are Season and flour sliced veal, saute Drain pineapple, reserving 2 table sauce; and Tournedos "Trois Etoiles" in hot oil quickly to give color to purchased fully cooked, there is no — broiled tenderloin of beef, topped need to spend time browning the meat; spoons juice. Combine juice, catsup, meat, (use heavy skillet), remove'. brown sugar and Worcestershire sauce with calf kidney slices, veal chipola- meat and keep warm. Add butter to cooking time is really just heating tas and morel sauce. time. A pound of frankfurters yields a in small saucepan and cook slowly 4 to pan, melt, add onions and mush pound of edible meat and serves 4 to 5 5 minutes, stirring occasionally. Blanch rooms, saute lightly, put in white people. green pepper, if desired. Alternately ALSO ON the menu are favorite wine, loosen crust that settled jn bot thread pieces of frankfurter, pineapple Swiss cocktails such as omnibus tom of pan, add brown sauce arid Great appetite whetters begin with and green pepper on eight 10-inch (raspberry syrup, Kirsch and club cream, simmer, return veal, simmer frankfurters, too. Bite-sized pieces are skewers. Brush kabobs with sauce. soda). Three selections of wine from until sauce has thickened to right con delicious dipped into tangy sauces or Place on grill oyer ash-covered coals Switzerland are available to comple sistency, season as needed. Serve with wrapped with pastry "jackets." Frank so kabobs are 3 to 4 inches from heat. ment the entrees. noodles. ' ''. furter kabobs, made by spearing pieces Broil at moderate temperature 8 to 10 of hot dog and vegetables or fruit on minutes, turning and brushing with skewers, make good small appetizers. sauce occasionally. 4 to 5 servings of 2 Larger kabobs, like those in Barbecued kabobs each. Walnut topping makes these frankfurter kabobs make an attractive and economical Frank Kabobs, form attractive entrees for outdoor cooking and eating. meal for family and friends. this cake scrumptious 1 pilot light Here is a recipe for a scrumptious each butter or margarine and medium cake with little work. chopped walnuts until light golden Bake an easy-mix packaged lemon brown. Remove from heat; stir in 1¼ \ Greg chiffon cake and spread this special- cups sifted powdered sugar, 1 teaspoon ', tasting, crispy walnut frosting on top. vanilla and ½ teaspoon grated lemon ? Melikov In a small saucepan over medium peel. Gradually blend in about b: tea- • «- heat, stir together constantly V* cup spoons milk until spreadable. ; Enjoying the best and the worst Fest begins with a bang •I've enjoyed the best of barbecue light the coals as the 20 percent chance BARBECUED RIBS minutes. Drain pork ribs. Butterfly Fireworks will kick off West Boom- tertainment, food, hot-air balloon rides, times — like when my brother, Carl, of rain 100 percent over the patio 2½ lbs. pork spare ribs, cut in serving beef ribs. Place ribs on grill over hot showed me an old Boy Scout trick to chased me to the carport. field's annual fall festival, beginning sky divers, a five-kilometer run, dog pieces coals one batch at a time, brush upper Friday, Sept 9, on the grounds of Hen-. show, bingo games and a mock Civil get the charcoal burning. Finally, I got the coals burning con 3 lbs. country style pork ribs, about 8 sides with barbecue sauce; turn and He took about a 40-page section of tinuously, thanks- to my wife, who ry Ford Hospital's West Bloomfield War battle. 5 lbs. beef short ribs, about 8 brush other sides with barbecue sauce. Center on Maple west of Drake. Hours will be from 6-10 p.m. Friday, newspaper, slit the closed ends, rolled dashed to the store for more charcoal 1 cup hot barbecue sauce Barbecue until desired doneness, light it tightly widthwise and tied the "news starter and some fresh briquets. The three-day event will include an Sept 9, noon-lp p.m. Saturday, Sept 1 cup mild barbecue sauce ly brushing ribs with sauce after turn arts and crafts fair, carnival rides, en 10, and 1-7 p.m. Sunday, Sept 11. paper log" in two places with string. When I put the first batch of ribs on ing, using about 1 cup for 10 pounds. Then he cut it in half and saturated the grill, the rain was pouring, but I In large pot, cover pork ribs with Keep ribs warm in oven or by wrapp both pieces with charcoal starter. didn't mind by then. I was planted in a salted water, bring to boll, cover with ing in foil. Pass remaining barbecue Carl put the paper logs side by side lawn chair, sipping a cold beer, basting lid, reduce heat to medium and cook 30 sauce at table. Serves 8-10. Quality - m inour small hibachi, feathered ends up, the ribs with barbecue sauce and relax meats, l-j-I stacked the briquets in a pyramid over ing. Evon^s produce, them and lit the logs. •eeiojxt, • Mlfeftotd £ ;We allowed the logs to burn about 30 I PLAN to buy one of those sophisti mjnutes" until the flames ceased and cated gas grills with two burners and dell • gisiy ash began to appear, on the coals. I lava rock, which burns easily and never OU Classes offered We Accept fished out the remains of the logs with needs replacing if you barbecue as in Your one stop family market FoodSt&rnps^ afgarden hoe handle; put them in a frequently as I do. 3J25I W. S Mile (West of Farmington Rd.) Livonia VVe^ reserve Open 9-9 .Dally lo-S.Sunday ^,¾^ metal garbage can cover and hosed Along the barbecue trail, I've to limit them down with water. learned: at Pontiac Art Center 478*2131 Phone Orders Welcome quantitie' s ' Carl spread out the coals and we Boiling pork ribs before you barbe were ready to barbecue. No fuss. No cue removes excess grease and allows The extension program at Oakland plete schedule of fall classes, call Oak trouble. them to cook faster. University will offer five courses at land University Extension program, | *1 COLD BEER COLD BEER COLD BEER $1 I Butterflied beef short ribs cook Pontiac Art Center this fall. 377-4010. 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Monday,;August 29,1983 O&E (LR,W,0)58 NEST: gmngMng to myths By Jeanne Whlttaker staff writer URING August thousands of parents will face the fact that their last child Is leaving home. Despite the excitement . and anticipation of new relationships and experiences D ahead, the departure of young people signals a perma nent end to their parents' roles as guardians of their health, wealth and happiness. Judith Goren experienced just such a scene when the youngest of her three children, a girl, followed two older brothers to college As the time drew closer for Nancy to leave, Goren said she asked CORRECTION; The herself, "How wlU it be with you when the last child is gone?" Observer incorrectly reported in a Said Goren, "I had been a mother for 21 years." She was also, story fn the Aug. 22 edition that she said, the product of a growing up era that included college and Intimate Apparel Inc., of Westland, a degree In education, "just in case things don't work out and you is the only company of its kind need something to fall back on. selling women's lingerie through hom&parties in the area. While the "But, in reality it wasn't supposed to happen that way," she said. husband-wife owned company "You expected to get married and have children and to be secure operating out of their home are the . in a life of dependency." only Michigan-based firm in that Who was to know, she asked, that that way of life would change field,,there are several other in such a drastic way before her own children were grown up? companies that also hold home parties. Also, she explained, those of her generation who grew up in the '50s were not prepared for change. And^%ith a grandmother whose experiences in a European ghetto left her wizzened at 60, and her ' DO YOU or someone you know mother dying of cancer before she reached 50, she had no role havejhe most beautiful green eyes models to teach her how to deal with the half of her life after the in the Great Lakes State? Then children were gone. you'll be interested in the contest to As a woman, and as a humanistic psychologist, she said, even find the woman in Michigan with before she saw her last child leave home she decided to study the • the most beautiful peepers persistent feelings of discontent that she had experienced while the sponsored by the makers of Midori, children grew. As the time drew closer, as one child, then two, left the melon liqueur. Cooperating are for college and finally, as Nancy prepared to leave home, she be area bars, including McFrock's in came more and more interested in discovering what other women Farmington Hills, Carlos Murphy's, actually experienced when their children left. Southfield, Colonel Clickers and Ginopolis, also of Farmington Hills. GOREN SAID WHAT SHE learned/ during her research makes Each sponsor will send one her take exception to the use of the term "empty nest" to describe representative to a finals the departure of children from the home. competition at the Renaissance "I strongly object to it. I agree that a metaphor which compares Center Sept 15 where the winner individuals, she said. The freedom they experience in the second cope with the transition. One woman was able to talk about the women to birds or hens is sexist, demeaning and inappropriate." half of their lives has led some to comment that they feel better tension that developed from guilt she felt because "I was so glad to will receive an emerald pendant set The experience should be described as the post-parental phenome in a cluster of diamonds worth about themselves than ever before. have him going." As they talked, and wrote thoughts in their jour non, she said. She added that it is equally inappropriate to describe Still, Goren said, women should expect ambivalence. Said one nals, the women also expressed feelings of relief at a clean house, 11,000. All other finalists will the experience as totally depressing in nature. receive cash prizes. Entry forms are participant, "I feel a lot like Dr. Doolittle's Push-me-PulI-you." the cessation of noise, and the joy of being alone. "The 'empty nest syndrome'," she said, "is a metaphor which She was ready for independence, she explained, but another side The dissertation, said Goren, has given her valuable information available at each of the was picked up by the popular press and has been perpetuated by participating bars. pulled her back to past experience. to share with the men, women and couples she works with at Bir some researchers who describe it as a time of depression. Others . Whether it was the homemaker who had spent 40 years nurtur mingham's Samalona Clinic(642-5650). treat the experience as a life cycle which lasts indefinitely." ing her family or the women' who confided that, "Single parenting "If I could talk to all the women facing'this situation " shesaid, A WEIGHT Watchers Her own Impression foUowing a lengthy study, she explained, is September Savings Special, Sept. 11 Is very difficult, so it was almost a relief to have the day-to-day "I would tell them to expect some emotional reaction. You've lived that the post-parental experience is a transition process that con responsibilities gone," the women said that the positive aspects of with kids for 20-25 years. You're bound to cry, but it doesn't last through Oct. 1, will give the public tains elements of sadness and elation. . an opportunity to visit a WW the experience far outweigh the negative ones they expected. long. meetings at no charge and offers a Goren's research was gathered from her own first-hand experi To their surprise, those who are married found relationships "The word devastating is so often associated with this, but It 50 percent savings on registration ence and that of 21 women, who have experienced mothering for with spouses Improved without an adult chaperone in the house. doesn't have to happen. There Is more fear in the anticipation than and first meeting fee. A variety of periods of 20-39 years. The conclusions are Included In a doctoral .. the.reality. Thinking about women at mid-life, I believe that most dissertation, which she wrote last year and hopes one day to turn TAKING PART in the research helped some co-researchers '''.'.,feel pretty goodabout themselves and find.it a good time.", . special events are planned during into a book. the three-week promotion, including. : Her; co-researchers in the study, she said, were middle class moUvaUonal speakers, cooking women, all residents of Oakland County. Among them, 17 were' demonstrations, and free low- married, three divorced and one widowed. Ten were homemakers, calorie recipe handouts. For more two were full-time volunteers, and there was an attorney, an ac Information on meetings times and countant, a psychotherapist, two nurses and two office workers. place, call 557-5454 or 462-7466. Religious affiliations ranged from committed to none at all; and educational experience ranged from 10 with college degrees to 11 AREA 4-Hers were five who had attended college and six with high school diplomas. winners In the Wayne County 4-H The conversations and experiences were gathered, said Goren, Fair in Belleville. Livonia winners during group meetings, individual interviews, and from journals wereijSherri Copl, rosette, cake each woman agreed to keep. decorating; Gary Copl, trophy and rosette, bar cookies; Rob Stants, • SINCE SHE TRIED NOT to go into the project with a hypothe rosette, models-car and rosette sis, said Goren, there were a number of surprises, one of which was (first), specimen vegetable-gourds; that everyone was surprised by her reactions to the last child leav Eric; J. Usitalo, rosette, models- ing home. * , > plastic; Amy Meininger, rosette Also, all came to the early meetings hiding guilt feelings that (first), mini-gardens and a red they actually had feelings of relief that the child had gone, she ribbop, rocks and minerals; Sherri said. "They were surprised that the event included both negative Cope; trophy, tube painting; ' and positive aspects," she explained. Christopher Kuzia, blue ribbon, Goren believes that her research has exploded a variety of entomology; Eric Meininger, red myths related to the experience. "My conclusion," she said, "is ribbon, rocks and minerals; Karen that the departure of the last child is a significant, but not trau Wiskowski, rosette, dogs-novice (14- matic, event. There are two big myths associated with the experi 18); Patty Wilkinson, rosette, grand ence. The myths that depression Is inevitable and that full-time novice and trophy, Brian Reel homemakers experience greater distress than working women are Memorial. Other winners are: unsupported." We^tlanders Frank Wojclk, trophy andjosette, models-airplane; Beth During the meetings and interviews, Goren learned, "The over Wojcik, trophy, clowns-junior whelming initial response to the question 'How are things with you '. individual; Jim Willman, rosette, now?' was 'It's wonderful/'Lovely.' 'Great. I love it!' It's a re- ; ; pejt show'rsmallest pet (fish). From sponse that remained solid during further questioning."— Redfbrd: Kathie Boole, rosette (4th) Said Goren, there appears to be a general pattern jof response to all-animal costume class; and from the departure of the last child, which manifests itself in four stag- > Garden City, Jeff Demerly, blue es. First comes the period of anticipation prior to the departure . ribbon, rocks and minerals. Then comes the departure and ambivalence ranging from sadness to elation, followed by a noticeable shift in relationships between . THERESA BURVChurchlll adults and children and the parents themselves. The next stage is a High School junior, won a silver life assessment in which the woman looks at her past, present and ;i medal for her culinary display at future. Her thoughts turn toagiijg, goals and life purpose, she said. < the^lSth Annual Culinary Artsi Salon And, unlike popular belief j she said, "it became apparent that a during the 64th NRA Restaurant, sense of loss, and resulting sadness, was part of the transition and Hotel-Motel show In Washington, D. fell within limits of normal emotion. It was felt, ventilated and C. recently. The show is considered then the mood passed." one of the most prestigious cold food She said that one of the methods she used to circumvent the competitions in the country. This initial and predictable feelings of loss after Nancy left was to close year's event drew 250 accomplished the doors of her children's rooms for a" while. The sight of neat chefsrapprentices and culinary, students, from the United States and rooms where chaos once reigned was too much, she said. abroad. Theresa won the chance to GOREN SAID WOMEN WHO anticipate the post-parental por comjjete;af ter she placed first in the tion of their lives with a plan for action are likely to experience high school category at preliminary somewhat less stress than those who wait untUthe door has closed competition last spring at Cobo on the mothering years of their lives. Yet, she said, that Is not Hall. Her winning entry was an always the case. One cc-researcher, who had raised seven children, " Australian wedding cake. They said, "People have asked 'What are you going to do now?' Well, I'm the difference is... differ from U. S. cakes, she - going to be 63 and I figure why should I go out now? I sort of explained, in the way they are deserve this time. All of a sudden I accepted my We and I liked it/' frosted. The glossy Aussie cake has v a powdered sugar frosting using But, she added,*"At first it was eerie." glucose and glycerine that Is rolled Many women, said Goren, have to'come to terms with feelings oui on a cutting board and then ': of guilt, which are inflicted, on them by family and friends. After . shaped over.the cake. Finishing ^ years of being "mother" they .suddenly have no profession in a tou.cJvwere gum paste roses. society which puts a premium on a person's professlon, she said. Theresa said she got the Idea for the ; There Is also a subtle, but marked, distinction made between the Malice from a magazine. She's in woman who finds work outside the home, the woman who volun- second year as a member of the . FAim^NE * teers her time, and the woman who might prefer to enjoy herself LivoKTa schools' commercial foods with a game of bridge. HUDSON'S, LOfiDeV.TAYLOR, ^¾^ ^^ ^IXJWf .Ni class at Franklin High School. . . JCPENNEY,SEARS, SAKS FIFTH AVENUE ^^¾^^ /"TCTrVTr • 1 L»* L» "One woman in her mJd-SOs said, 'I'd like to be sometfilng In my . and over 180 great stories, services, restaurants and the movies -.;"'-' West of Southfield between Michigan Avenue and Ford Road, Dearborn : " WVONIA hairstylist Philip ;> life other than wife and mother,"'Goren said. "The pressure to do ;- : * something was more in terms of pressure from others. Many of Monday-Saturday, 10anv9.pm < / ••. \ •" "•'-'.- :-:(313)693-3330: Nofghwas* selected to do the Sunday, Noon-5 pm . - . .• Stroller Rental Available bajtetyles and rhakeupjor the new them resisted. Some said 'I've always done what others want me to Detroit TV show "Saturday Night do, Now it's time for, me to do what I want?' Goren sees that as a •Musio Machine".that will debut *'* healthy response, whether a woman chooses a career or-'a hobby. soon*' V '!\ •••'•• -- :>-"•' Post-parental women have to learn to look at themselves as ; ;•> ;:•*•;* . •"•••• .' • . ';;' ,-.- L-L"^ «B(W,0) O&E Monday, August 29.1983 Foods put these towns on the map ©I983 NAHOMAL GEOGRAPHIC $OQfT( N CASTROVILLE, Calif., they nave a saying: Any untapped, and the town of 12,500 has changed its motto thing you can do with potatoes, you can do with from "City of.Progress" to "Sweet Onion City." artichokes and you can do it better. 'There's lots of towns say "There's lots of towns say they're for progress, Walden Hope, Ark., population I Castroville is the artichoke capital of the world. they're for progress, but / said, "but I bet we're the only one named after an onion." 10,300, was called the In Vldalla, Ga., Dick Walden says that when bis wife bakes Vidalla sweet onions, he sometimes thinks that she bet we're the only one IN CASTROVILLE, where the first artichokes were watermelon capital of the has secretly sprinkled sugar on them because they are so named after an onion.' planted in 1924, some 9,000 acres within 15 miles of the world because it produced sweet and mild. town are planted with artichokes. The town has a popula In Jay, Okla., youngsters protect the locations of their — Dick Walden of Vidalia, Ga., tion of only 4,200, but it and the surrounding area pro a champion 200-pound wild huckleberry patches so they'll have a steady supply the Sweet Onion City. duced 37,030 tons of fresh artichokes last year, with a to sell to Kelley's IGA, which makes huckleberry pre cash value of 128.4 million. watermelon. But last year, serves. A town can get to be a capital in a serendipitous way. a grower in Bigsby, Okla., Jay Is the huckleberry capital of the world. Take the case of St. Johnsbury, Vt., the maple capital of And In Gilroy, Calif., the worst recipe using garlic vertlse them for the rest of the year," she said. The sweet, the world. It earned its status because a local grocer was produced a 219~pounder. they've collected was for an aphrodisiac: slice a banana tiny berries are used in jams, cobblers and cakes, but are broke. lengthwise, slather it with peanut butter and cover it all no longer fried, Cherokee s,tyle. Tradition has it that George Cary, representing a with whole garlic cloves. wholesale grocer, called upon a St. Johnsbury retailer to A SIMILAR TALE is told in Houghton, Mich., the thlm- settle an account back in 1898. The local man bad no around" with watermelons during the summer, isconfi- THERE ARE TOWNS like this all over the United bleberry capital of the world, which celebrates a deep red cash, so he paid with 1,500 pounds of maple sugar he had. dent Hope can win the crown back, justifying its other States, all with the title of "something or other capital of berry unique to the Keweenaw Peninsula, the Copper "Cary'8 boss didn't think that was so great, so he had to motto: "A slice of the good life." the world." There is nothing official about such designa Country of Upper Michigan. unload it," says Terry Hoffer, executive director of the Things aren't so hopeful in Hopkins, Minn., formerly tions; they are self-awarded, and other towns would prob "This is the only place the thimbleberry grows wild," St. Johnsbury Maple Festival. Fortunately, he ran into a the raspberry capital of the world. That was in the days ably quibble about some of them. said Linda Johnson, office manager of the Copper Coun tobacco company salesman and learned that tobacco was when, as Clint Blomquist, 79, curator of the Hopkins His But they often play a major part in establishing a try Chamber of Commerce. "It tastes like a raspberry, packed for shipment with imported cane sugar. Gary per torical Society, recalls, "We'd ship raspberries ouCbythe but it's not as seedy. The whole thing comes off the plant suaded tobacco growers first to use his maple sugar in freight carload, and we had to import people 40 "or 50 town's identity, in recognizing a unique crop and in pro miles away in season to pick berries. »£ moting tourism. shaped like a thimble with no stems." stead, and a capital was born. Cary gave the town its The way capital status is conferred varies widely. Jay Houghton's bushes, like Jay's, produce only a small maple sugar capital status. Now suburbia has overtaken Hopkins, nine miles west began calling Itself the huckleberry capital 16 years ago amount of berries. But In some capitals, the local product of Minneapolis, and there are no berry patchesT»Well, is the pillar of the economy. Vidalia was on the verge of STILL, ITS EASY to win such a title, harder to keep it. there's one, Blomquist says, "but the lady who runs~Jt Is in when it launched an annual huckleberry festival. Until her 80s, and her daughter says that when she diesr the then, the berry bad been popular in the town of 3,000 but becoming a depressed area, Its traditional products like Hope, Ark., population 10,300, is the watermelon capital tobacco and peanuts dropping in value, when its sweet of the world because it grows them so big. The Guineas berry patch dies with her." ~- * was rarely eaten elsewhere. onion, produced since the 1930s, began receiving national Book of World Records says the champion watermelon, So now when Hopkins holds its annual raspberry, festi Now, according to Ann Kelly, who runs the IGA and attention and distribution three years ago. all 200 pounds of it, was grown in Hope by Ivan Bright. val in spite of changing conditions, it has an Ignominious makes the preserves, people drive 90 miles from Tulsa Now the price of the Vidalia sweet onions is rising, said But last year, that distinction passed to a grower in task to perform: - ^^^ JOSt to pick up a Jar. Dick Walden, executive vice president of the Vidalia Bigsby, Okla., who produced a 219-pounder. Lloyd Bright, It has to Import raspberries from California; ^-^ "And some of the best restaurants In Tulsa come to the v festival to bid on huckleberries at our auction, then ad- "CHamber of Commerce. Full consumer potential is still Ivan's son and a high school administrator who "fiddles — National Geographic News Service I^VlV^^'iNy^i • IIP \ w.% \N v, 5 T V \ % \ W \ A A j. AV / j. ^ •?•/ % /* A V • \ ^v. w % s, \ AN ^ v> \ % „ \., /A. % / » \ < %' A PM^fc** > <' ^c*w *>J><;.\>< V >M?>'/ -¾¾ <*'«> ^Yy. w /< 5 Jfv/< \ \V WW \ // < / \ / W X. v> W y WV^ S \ V » X < f NXV% v \s\ v / V1 w vv ^ «. *. / / ^ rf XV sj>* ^vi'fcw^'rc s %-. ' <•*->'<> ^ ^V <•>• ft "« \ \ / % W V* YXU' r r** TO < >.y r X i«y» , ^,- f NA < / \ SJJ^* Wfct>^s» >S « V. * »W>i ^Xv* A /A ^¾¾¾ N A-, •. / "H * *< V, •> *•*.< This is one of the >1 V s\ ^ vv s >/r\ V \ • A V ' - < <• J *;} ^ V WW/ AA //VW S\ A ft -• / / W V > --V/> better traditions that K^m rcatftvY fc > W V ^"V-i" A*. <. * "w%" A'^YcT ^Va, someone to build a % X \V ^ > . * ^ >. V \ ^AS^' AAX V porch, brew up a cup < * '< \\ /-•W < A > > x x t v' *\ 0^7¾% < SW N( • > „ > ^ < of coffee and pick up ^¾ V N / N . u.c* V / \\ ^ * t > V \ N W >/ v x> O ' ^ /"«rt X\'ox ' «>0^55vx A ,- ^ Vjh. »^>v».V •*.<*» •'^» »*•*-* * ^>«- A-*»~>,v> ^ *1j.^»^i. ^^ *^ ,»» » »,>•" *'V* "-ii» ^•\ > I* ***•>** f --'A>-•->••••-'• <:"-,' .•-."•"••.-*.' * - *••/ >-••>» A<*^••-:-'••-.v-.-. ^ -/> .->-..•>..«»'».«>.'> «'j • '" •• »FPrpn^^fPWPPfytPPi ?-. Monday; August 29,1983 O&E (l,R,W.6)7B' retirement memos ret dcredtwe * Miller Dear Lorene:- ;" I have read your column and enjoyed it Immensely. I hav^ noticed that you frequently discuss either the writer's graphology background in terms of .family and Hjardle becomes bridge friends relationships or the. person's Lorene current personal situation. I am curi •- S' My b^Retirement hurdle is turning SO A NEW relationship grows, and ous as to how yon manage to see this in into a beautiful bridge between genera there are rewards all around. . an Individual'8 handwriting. What par Green tions. --C It hasn't been simple for Barb, whose ' tlcular aspects of the handwriting sam t krle^as my husband and t slowly life wasn't exactly uncomplicated be ples indicate this? I also am interested moved toward a decision to retire and fore. to know to what extent education Influ \$M KuA bhm^ oM %ity move to Florida, that it was going to be She has done some extra things for ences handwriting. Thank you. really tough to leave Aunt Helen. Aunt Helen, like taking her to the den T.R. Birmingham My father's sister is 93, blind, in fail tist for repair work, locating a store DearT.R.: tntiMeljiA, mi %\lej$ Akfr ing health but in marvelous spirits. She that could provide a new pair of ortho The manner lns which a writer per had no children, so I had been the one pedic shoes, procuring a wheelchair, ceives early parental relationships is to help when she realized a few years when it became necessary. Recently seen from many different aspects of ago she could no longer live alone. she's haoUo see her great-aunt through the handwriting. As I often point out in (timm &jku^ ^{m> I helped her sell her home and a stay at the hosptial. ' * my classes and lectures, no trait stands disperse her treasured belongings to But she reports happily on how Katie alone. How each trait is interrelated to family members. I chose a nursing brightens the days for everyone at the the total picture Is the important thing. * f - fnuk ud QwA kM home for her and was her main visitor, nursing home as she wanders from Zimmerman- The personal pronoun I can be very re there. My Husband and I handled her' room to room. vealing, but must be considered with business affairs. She tells me Katie shares cookies Dobson slant and lower loops also. tal controls. This has made you the If you have a question about your with Aunt Helen and now climbs up Each person's handwriting is a re self-reliant person you are. handwriting, write to Lorene C. SO IT WAS a real wrench to decide onto her lap. She knows the visits are flection of his own unique personality. Green, Q certified graphologist, in to leave her, even when every other Seemingly you have jettisoned many care.of this newspaper. Please use adding an important dimension to the Following a wedding trip to Disney Education is not usually a significant early life values and traditions for consideration pointed to retirement life of a tiny girl as well as to that of an World and Epcot Center In Florida, Mr. factor. a full sheettof white, unlined pager being the right course. those which are more comfortable and writing in the first pefson singular. aged women. and Mrs. Paul Henry Zimmerman are Your unique handwriting style meaningful to you. I knew she would be getting good living In Tulsa, Okla. The former strongly suggests a good cultural back Feedback is always welcome. . care. I knew there would be other visi AUNT HELEN misses me, I know, 'Rosemarle Dobson, daughter of ground. A propensity for art is here and tors. I knew we could continue to do as I miss her. She tells me sometimes Rosemary and Elbert Dobson of North- literary aptitude also seems apparent. her paper work and could call her fre when I telephone her that she's "sorry" ville, recently married Zimmerman, Your mind is creative, fluent and quently. I like Florida so much, making sure I son of Robert and Elizabeth Zimmer fast. You are able to deal skillfully But it was because of daugther. Barb know it's a joke. man of Klnloch Street, Redford, in St. with problems or difficulties. Persis and granddaughter Katie that I was But she has a faithful helper and a Paul United Presbyterian Church In tence does not allow you to give up eas able to leave without tremendous guilt. little visitor who can't help spread hap Livonia. * , ily. Barb assured me she and Katie piness. And I, representing the genera The bride wore a white dress with a Although goal directed and often se Fashion would be glad to make regular visits to tion so often caught between the old Queen Anne neckline, and carried rious, you can see the lighter side of unt Helen and take her the Kleenex and the young, can only be greatful roses. Her matron of honor was life, a bit Of humor is here. &$uA Kitchens le needs and the cookies she loves. She that for us age differences can fade, Jeanette Young. Bridesmaids were Inner resources abound. You do not as sure it would be a good thing for Wood. Stesl and Formica Cables. ON DISPLAY: and it's just family. Cathy Menard, Ann Zimmerman, Kim need to be surrounded by people all of Sub-Zero, Jenn-AIr, Triermador, Corlan. Let St. atie to get better acquainted with her Margaret Miller was Suburban Owen, Nancy Dunn and Jackie Bro- the time to feel fulfilled. Charles Kitchens design your new home or update t-great-aunt. Life editor for the Observer News kamp. You have an eye for beauty and your present residence. And it was the prospect of more vis- papers for 16 years. She and her probably find the beauties of-nature WE ARE CUSTOM BUJLOEBS: , Best man was Robert Schumaker. Our personnel, design Staff and St. Charles Car ts form these two that helped a lot in husband, Joe, have retired to Flori Attendants were Steve Shlmmin, Marty awesome. penters are all very qualified. The indMdual atten unt Helen's gracious acceptance of da, where she writes Retirement Starin, Nell Dobson, Ron Dusenberry Yours is a direct manner. Protocol tion given guarantees beautiful results. Corne In and see our new display and rece/ye a y decision. Memos. and Kirk Dusenberry. and pretense are not for you. FREE St. Charles design catpfog. The bride graduated from Redford There is a private side to you. Some Union High School in 1977, and before times secretive, sometimes reticent, 2713 WOODWARD she moved to Tulsa, worked for J and L you do not share emotions and feelings (1 block south of Square Lake Rd.) ermont trip is offered Industrial Supply Co. in Redford. The easily with others. BLOOMFIELD HILLS . 334-4771 bridegroom graduated from Redford When relating to others, you can be ££1 A fivenJay trip to Vermont, Montreal transportation, accommodations, Union High School in 1973..116 earned a objective. Before becoming involved i|y&nd the Thousand Islands is being of- meals and many extras. bachelor of science In graphic design you tend to weigh the situation, ever ^f£red area residents by Voyagers, the One of the highlights is a two-night B and art education in 1977 at the West aware of how it will impact on you per '^adult singles group of St. Paul Presby- stopover in Sugarbush Village, Vt. ern Michigan University. sonally. Self-concern seems strong. ^terian Church, Livonia. The cost of the For information or reservations, call He worked at J and L Industrial Sup Formative years appear to have fi";'trip is.$.429. The trip, set for Thursday, Voyage/ president Win Vernier at 427- been spent in a female dominated 'ifSept. 29"to Tuesday, Oct. 4. includes ply before moving to Tulsa to work as m:l 7646. creative director at Dusenberry, Stoil home. 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'•*:-'<;.•<'< - •."••': ; mmmMM :7:¾¾¾ *:^c;:^;fc^i^:^f^^: -v ^v# MOnoay. August 29,1983 0dYJ5 (L,W)1C Borgess wrestling hangs by a thread By Brad Emons partment. All budget areas had to be Leading the parents group is Mrs. hallways and in the cafeteria, accord tration) want a four-year commitment didn't want to believe it. And then I staff writer. cutback." Dolly Ward, whose son John is a top ing to Owen. and we could only of fer them two." don't hear anything about it until July Owen cited a "tight gym schedule" wrestler at 167 pounds, Mrs. Ward and Ward was .told by administrators 26 or 27. It hurt me professionally a Time is running put on varsity wres and "growth in intramurala" for drop a "select few parents" met last week to' THE SCHOOL recently added an ex- that it costs $5,000 per year to run a great deal. It would have been differ tling at Bishop Borgess High School. ping the sport . discuss alternatives with the adminis erclse-welght-room annex, but wres varsity wrestling program. ent If I had been Informed in early Parents attempting to keep the pro Two-thirds of our student body Is in tration, including principal Jack Grif tling equipment cannot be stored there, Head coach Joe Bothel, meanwhile, June." \ ;•••-.- gram off Its back will make a final plea volved In intramurals," Owen said. "We fin. according to Owen, because of state was upset by the way administrators Bothel, a teacher at St. Gerard's in tonight before the school's board. have 700 alone in floor hockey. And "There's a 1-percent chance," she fire laws. handled the decision, Detroit, said he missed an opportunity, Wrestling was one^of four extracur with bingo, it's hard to fit wrestling in." said. "I don't /orsee it. Personally, I Ward was to meet with the Borgess "There's a lot of politics going on at to apply for coaching positions at a* ricular programs trimmed in late July want It there because of my son. But Dad's Club to see if bingo equipment Borgess,".he said. "I guess practicing pair of Class-A public schools. by the Borgess administration. Also BORGESS enrollment declined ap what we want is what's good for the could be housed in another room of the on the stage disrupted the basketball "They (the administration) state' axed were boys tennis, Interscholastlc proximately 100 from a year ago, but school. The kids and parents are willing Borgess physical plant instead of the team. I'm sure that played a decision. there's a lack of interest," Bothel con-; bowling and freshman cheerleading. remains the largest parochial co-edu to work." old weight room. "It hurts me because we had a good tinued, "but I thought they took some-; "The No. 1 reason is economics," said cational school in the state at 1,560 stu The big hangup Is storage of wres "The coaches have volunteered to team coming back. I thought we came thing from these kids." * \ athletic director Ralph Owen, now In dents. tling mats and finding adequate prac coach for free and we could maybe a long way with the program. Ward said her son will not transfer" his 12th year. "We were asked by the - Three years ago, Owen had to drop tice space. The wrestling team has hold a school dance to help raise mon administration to cut back in every de varsity swimming and gymnastics. practiced on the theatrical stage, in the ey," Ward said. "But they (the adminis "I HAD wind of it last March, but I Please turn to Page 2 Cougars in '83 ? GC gridders hope to claw into NSL title race By Brad Emons Colorado. The Cougars lost 15 starters "Ron has good bands and is quick," Buglione Is the team's punter, while and 36 letterman off last year's 3-6 said Shipman, "while Jeff Is a good Mark Roffi and Jeff Contreras are bat staff writer squad. blocker with good hands." tling for the kicking chores. Quarterback John Romano, a two- "We feel we'll have a very adequate Most teams build around a strong year letterman, will be in charge of the THE OTHER offensive returnee is kicking game," Shipman said. quarterback. Cougar offense. The 6-foot-l, 180-pound guard Charlie Wasczenski, a strong Shipman, who coached Garden City And that's what Dean Shipman is senior started last season. blocker at 6-0,190. West to a 6-8 record during its final doing his first season as head football "John is as good as any high school Promising newcomers include tall- year of existence (1981), chooses North m coach at Garden City High School.. quarterback in the area," said Ship- back Jeff Buglione (5-9, 180) and full Farmington as the preseason favorite Shipman takes over a talented, but man, "and he has a very good arm." back Joe Lavake (5-9, 195). Offensive with Westland John Glenn a close sec inexperienced club from Gary Hum Romano's main targets are split end tackle Scott Purr (6-2, 205) should also ond. ^UM^i phrey, who left after 15 years to take Ron Mann (5-9, 150) and tight end Jeff help. "Our schedule is very tough," said X'-X*:-^;1*;! an assistant job at the University of Shroat(6-3,200). "We run mostly out of an Informa the new GC coach. "Both in the league -:^-,1 •••:.:--, •' tion," Shipman said. "We hope to have and non-league. V:/^ Is this the year.Livonia Bentley "Farmington Harrison was league Canton and will play four home con football climbs over the .500 mark? and state champ," he said. "And tests. Fifth-year coach Steve Naumcheff (Plymouth) Salem and (Livonia) Ste LTVONlABENTLElfS believes the time Is right venson are fine football schools. 1WJ FOOTBALL SCHEDULE "It has been too slow a process, but Sept — 9, at Plymouth Canton; 1», Warren "The Bulldogs are anxious to chal Toner; 33, Walled Lake Central; 30, at Livonia last year the offense scored more lenge the Western Lakes teams in Stevenson. points than our opponents were al hopes of realizing our personal and Oct. - 7, at Northville; 14, at Plymouth Sa lowed during the season," he. said. team goals. We are preparing to be lem; 31, Farmington; 28, Western Lakes crosso "We hope to continue to progress by ver (site and time to be announced). heard from in the 1983 campaign." Nov. — 5, at Uvonla Franklin (3 p.m). outscoring our opponents significant — All games start at 7:30 p.m. onless otherwise ly this season." . Bentley opens Sept. 9 at Plymouth noted. Bentley was much more competi tive last season. The Bulldogs went 4- A-:••/'-•.•'- •..••/ v- ' But 11 starters and 20 letter winners are lost, T including All-Ob server picks Steve Sapienza, a. line backer, and Keith Percin, a two-way back. They /earned football scholar ships to Northern Illinois and Wayne State, respectively.".; * ^mmM^^^m-mm^- ^The offense does have experience with the return of Steve Gregor, a 'quarterback; 'Erik Tower, tailback; : ^^:^:¾^¾¾¾.¾ ;?r=v- .-VA* i.-;,vv- Paul Klimek, guard; and Marv Rons, ;;'-;-' '•'V .; /v. v •'•;•_ -;r^*'-:r"" '.•--^.-'-::-'r' ;-/;.:•.;;;;;— •::/>;•••/ •••.>.": :•-••• \';\DMpEMi/Mipwoy?pb: end, .The four are beginning their ; third year on the varsity. / A Franklin player zooms In on a practice dummy'"-/'fending Northwest Suburban League champions / / TacUe Marty Alteunian and guard during a workout last week. The Patriots are de- and posted an B-1 record a year ago. Mike Maddox return, too. ' / DEFENSIVELY,; Naumcheff will rely on, hose guard Erik Stevenson, jmajjersioperi one of the team's leading tacklers a / year ago; Altouniah, Tower, Klimek , andGregor./-."/"//' ?^v-- Armand Vigna discovered last sea ent Rob Drabicki, last year's backup to may develop at split end. ; Jim Panackla, injured most of last , He is hoping that David Sutter can I son that throwing the football can be Popp./ {; ;.'-.::,{ Jj 2C(L,R.W.O) O&E Monday. August 29,1983 St. Agatha coach builds around 'strong nucleus' Redford St. Agatha's football team is Modes and Ron Rychlinski should fill rebuilding. voids at tackle and safety, respectively. The Aggies lost 16 starters and 19 "Our league Is vastly Improved with letterman from last year's 7«2 team. the addition of Ana Arbor Gabriel The, biggest loss is All-Observer tackle football Richard and Waterford Our Lady of the Joe Churches, who earned a scholar Lakes," Goddard said. "The 1983 sched ship to Central Michigan University. who came up with some "big plays" ule will be the toughest we've ever "We have a fine nucleus," said last season. had." eighth-year coach John Goddard, "but The Aggies open Sept. 10 against we'll be starting possibly five to six BOB MENARD, a tackle, is the only Dearborn St. Alphonsus. sophomores, so we're going to have to offensive line returnee. Sean Neary and REDFORD ST. AGATHA'S mature quickly." Virgil Green, meanwhile, have the in 198$ FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Goddard does have some experience side track at the guard positions. And Sept. — 10. v*. Dearborn St AJpbonius at Dear at-the skill positions. newcomer John Schesterkin should be born Fordioo (130 pro); 17, Redford St Mary. JS, Quarterback John Orzech returns opposite Menard at tackle. vs. Allen Park Cabrtnl at Allen Park (MO pm). Oct — 1, at Ann Arbor Gabriel Richard; 8, along with his back-up, Prank Hill. According to Goddard, Agatha must Hamtramck St. Florian; 1«, vs. Waterford Our Fullback Tom Zacharlas and new completely rebuild its defense. Lady of Lakes at Waterford Kettering (MO p.m.); comer Kevin Bell hope to pick up the Robertson is set at linebacker with 22. Orchard Lake St Mary, 19, Pootlac Catholic. yardage left by the graduated Trad Menard at tackle and Dean Tonti in the Nov. — 4-S-*\ league crossover game or Prep DAN DEAN/ataff photographer Tonti. Bowl at Pootlac Sllverdome (time and date to be secondary. announced). . Agatha lineman Bob Menard rune through an He Is one of the team's few players with varsity Orzech, meanwhile, has a reliable Pat Wilson and Nick Phillips look - All homes game start at 7:S0 p.m. at RU's How agility drill during a practice session last week. experience. target in pass catcher Andy Robertson, strong at the end positions, while John ard Kraft field RU, Thurston make NSL pitches sport shorts Because of a layout error, a por years after this one should be real good tion of Thursday's Northwest Sub years for us," she said. • SWIM COACH WANTED For more information, call Barry urban League girls' basketball pre- The Livonia Spartan Aquatic Club Wallace at 326-7571. xxiew was omitted. The Observer REDFORD THURSTON is seeking an assistant coach for the sports staff regrets the error. Pre fall/winter seson. • TEE TIMES? season outlooks on Redford Union basketball First-year coach Van Kostegian is Because of the phone strike, golf playing the numbers game. The job,-which begins Sept. 12, re and Redford Thurston appear be a mark on the NSL. quires two hours of coaching per ers are finding that phone informa low. this year, be sure to include Terri An "Right now were thin on numbers,'' tion service has been put on hold. thony's Redford Union squad. Returning this year are seniors Kel- he said. "We have 13 or 14 girls one day night. REDFORD UNION lie Szabo, an All-League performer last For more information, call club Golfers trying to reserve a tee time Coming off a 3-18 season last year, and 13 or 14 the next, but they're not can save a stroke by calling (313) Redford looked strong in area summer year, and Brenda Peer. Also returning president Mike Sullivan for an inter is super-sophomore Julie Marcharid. the same people. view at 464-1452. 582-8860. When you speak of improved teams leagues and seem to be ready to make "We've had a hard time getting them Roy and Betty Rasmussen, pub Marchand, said Anthony, is the key to the season for the Panthers. Marc out." • GYMNASTIC SCHOOLS lishers of the Michigan Golfers Map The team's top returnee won't suit up and Guide, will provide information hand, though just 5-foot-8, will _ hold The Michigan Academy of Gym down the post position. As a freshman this season. Junior guard Mary Kress, nastics, located, at 32804 Manor on courses in Michigan or northwest Mat program pinned who racked up a 30-point game early Ohio. last year, she averaged nine rebounds Park Drive in Garden City, will hold and eight points per game. last season before being injured, is team tryouts for the 1983-84 season Continued from Page 1A Heavyweight John Ketchum, one of scheduled for knee surgery next week. from 6 to 9 p.m. Wednesday, Aug. • LIVONIA SKATING the team's top returnees, was turned Juniors Lisa Vial and Kelley Kenne And Kim Barton, who would have 31, and Thursday, Sept. 1. Registration for ice skating les "because he'plays football and baseball back in his attempt to enroll in another dy are likely to round out the starting played, has moved to Troy. For more information, call 525- sons in Livonia will be held from 1- and doesn't want to leave his friends private school because there'are no five. Seniors Gail Lanyon and Jill Hoff "We,going with last year's JV team 1290. 3:30 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 7, at for his senior year." openings available. man will also see plenty of time. basically," Kostegian said. "We'll be Edgar Arena. Two wrestlers, Ken Freeman and "Yes, I'm upset," said Mrs. Ward. "If "We will be tremendously im small. Right now we're starting to put The Westland Parks and Recre The program, which begins the Mike Graczyk, have already registered they had told the kids sooner they proved," Anthony said. "The key will be our offense and defenses in. All spots ation Department is offering gym week of Sept. 12, offers classes in with the Plymouth-Canton Community would have had some options to play in how well we hold together. If we can are up for grabs-." nastics classes from pre-school to adult conditioning and precision. Schools for the fall term. Graczyk post with. A lot of these kids went to wres win a couple right away, > we'll be al Kostegian announced that he is still advanced-intermediate. School-age lessons are Wednesdays ed 22 wins after Christmas.. tling camps this summer." right. If we lose a few in a row, we looking for players. The team practices Registration will be held from 10 and Thursdays. ANOTHER WRESTLER, Joe LInck, Students who transfer must sit out could be in for another long season. at 10 a.m. Friday and 5 p.m. each day a.m. until noon Saturday, Sept. 17, The cost for the 10-week, 10-ses- Is contemplating a move to Dearborn one semester, according to Michigan "We are small and young, but we're next week. at the Bailey Recreation Center, sion programs are $22 per resident Heights Crestwood, according to High School Athletic Association pretty quick and we have a lot of heart. "The only thing I promise is that 36651 Ford Road, " and $30 for non-residents. Bothel. (MHSAA) guidelines. We're scrappy. I will consider it good we'll work hard and play good de Costs range from $18 for pre For more information, call the to play .500 ball this year. The next two fense," said the new coach. school to $45 (team competition). All Livonia Parks and Recreation De sessions begin Sept. 19 and conclude partment at 261-2260. • Nov. 18. Robert Redford rules For more information, call De • VOLLEYBALL LEAGUE borah Block at 722-7620. Resident teams are urged to reg \ DOUBLE D ister before Thursday, Sept. 8, for a • WESTLAND HOCKEY women's volleyball league, spon outstate event *" t2l\ WINDOW £r CONSTRUCTION The Westland Hockey Association sored by the Westland Parks and (WHA) has- announced its tryout Recreation Department, at the Bai-- Bob Redford, a 1981 graduate of ney's defending champ, by three schedule for the new season at West- ley Recreation Center, 36651 Ford Catholic Central High School, captured strokes. IS an land Ice Arena. Road. the fourth annual Lenawee Amateur Redford was the first non-Lehawee The tryout schedule is as follows Registration for veteran, non-res Golf Classic at Lenawee Country Club Country Club member ever to win the for Saturday, Sept. 10, and Sunday, ident teams is Sept. 9-13 at the same Aug. 14. tournament.-The two-day tournament Andersen window Sept. 11: Mite B League, 5-8 years, site (during normal business hours). attracted 150 golfers. 10 a.m.; Squirt B, 9-10 years, 11 The registration fee is $115 per Redford, now a sophomore at Michi After shooting a blistering 3-under- a.m.; Pee Wee B, 11-12 years, noon; gan State University^ fired a 36-hole to par 68 in the first round, Redford hung team (limit 12 teams). For more in tal of 140 In winning the first tourna TRUCKLOAD Bantam B, 13-14 years, 1 p.m. formation, call 722-7620. on with a 1-over, 72 on the final day. ment of his amateur career. 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S44-&832 s Mak9 checks payabto and mall to Corporate Travel Service: 10% OFF DIAMOND CUT ROSE 15 THE COMMUNITY HOUSE 565-8888 $ 380 Bates, Birmingham, Ml 48009 The Observer & Eccentric Newspapers: EVERYTHING EXCEPT SALE ITEMS CHARMS i5r;;m 591-2300 ext 243 gram AND SPECIAL ORDERS Prices good Aug. 29-Sept. 4 -iAfl»qLv<* Tuesday August 30, 1983 NOWTHRU^EPT.3 —7:30 p.m. The Gold Mine J^ J***$?*"**. ..*»•.-. — ROCHESTER FARMINGTON VtSA a^Jfc***51 at the '.. 477-4245 Communty House In Birmingham 652-4967 477-5930-31 Sale Now thru Sept. 4 380 South Bates, Birmingham Open Sundays 12-4 rtfi^S** 3 titockt west of Woodward. 3 blocks south of Maple unueD AiRLines THE VILLAGE SHOE INN Name Brands & Imports 20% to 60% OFF Farmtngton Rochester Clawson East Detroit Warren 474-7115 652-2695 589-3434 775-7540 771-1365 OPEN SUNDAYS FURS MANUFACTURING MAKES THE BIG DIFFERENCE ' * 49th Annual jfV*^ ccut SueC 1Reft4te*% AUGUST FUR SALE fa* ffa££ €&U4eA mmm Savings of mw$$f^ 10% to 50% &£L?e, N LONG HAIR BEA VER COA TS >f/\ ^¾¾O from $1,095. m « RACCOON COATS full length, fully let out from $1,495. tft & $> CANADIAN LYNX COAT, \*t> »•*, full length : from $3,995. iZtuUtfy IK evvtytAtHf { RED FOX COATS @(VU*$ fo% 4WI tuett*. 4t*tde«U, t&t&t and m full length from $2,795. FITCH COATS ' (ZncaUuity IK devcfofUKf C6e new and i*Kpt4vtK$ t6e atd. fulNength from $1,995. BLUE FOX JACKETS TZ CREDIT CLASSES (Classes started August 25) from $895. Late registrations (by appointment only) will be taken until DARK MINK COATS September 6. You may obtain a registration appointment at fully let out from $2,385. the Student Affairs Building on Campus open from 8 a.m. until 7 p.m. daily and until 4 p.m. on Fridays. Appointments may also be made at the Garden City Center. *AII Prices in Canadian Funds Telephone 591-6400 ext. 340 CONTINUING EDUCATION/ •• MANY-okE-OF-A-KIND COMMUNITY SERVICES CLASSES (Classes begin on September 15) : SPECIALS A T 50% OFF .-> Ulustrattd: Canadian Coyotf with inslrls of Shadow Pox. Walk-lh registrations vylll be taken from 3 to 7 p.m. two days, Originally $4,)00. Now S3,2f0 Cantdian Fundi. September 7 and 8 at the Registration Center on Campus. Late registrations will be accepted from 3 to 7 p.m. September21. ^: , DUTY AND SALES TAX REFUNDED ^ CURRENT EXCHANGE ON U.S. FUNDS Telephone 591-6400 ext. 409/410 LAYAWAY NOW, INTERESTTREE';fiLL:;3/^UAKY/84 • 7«0w&tt«Av*.lJb^lr^^lnWVvtt«) 1-(519) 263-2111 *:•• ...KA 9-6Mon-Sat. 18600 Haggerty Rd. Livonia, Mich. 48152 FURS l f9:9 Fridays '*>)-. t 4C* O&E Monday. August 29. 1983 ENTERTAINMENT QUID* LABOR DAY WEEKEND kJI FUN PACKAGE Promise Someone per room SQCOO per night a Special Gift... 35 4 persons per room CONTINUOUS MUSIC WDRQ93FM £ Detroit's Original £ ^Square Deepcftah Plti»^ Consistently voted -^ Rodney Dangerfield would drive anyone Into a frenzy with his antics in "Easy Money." Detroit Free Press OUR FAMOUS BUFFET • Detroit News still served Wed. & Thurs.- 5:00-9:00 p.m. JS» lV-Channel 2 t , TV-Channel 7 ALU YOU CAN EAT- ^ m 0- the movies 9 Stretch your Lunch Break AAA ^ aVS YOUR CHOICE OF: NOW *4 ROA&T/frEEF* RIB8 • CALL AHEAD AT 261-3550 Louise CHICKEN • COD FI8H and have your lunch PEPPER 8TEAK VEGETABLE and POTATO ready when you arrive!' Snider TRIP TO OUR 8ALA0 BAR 2 for 1 on selected liquor drinks Reduced Beer Prices • HAPPY HOUR 3:00-6:00 pm, Mon. thru Fri. "Arr * nKJ UIV 9:00 to Close-Mon. thru Thurs. Comic Dangerfield CARRY OUT AVAILABLE 30843 PLYMOUTH RD. • 2BLKS. E.OFMERRIMAN 421-5060 Call 261-3550 worth get respect for speedy service COUPON COUPON 9 JUST LIKE HOMEMADE" JBuy 3 11 Large Beef Pasties 11 for 'Easy Money Get 1 Small Pasty S'ioo $ OO FREE If watching Rodney Dangerfield for a few minutes causes one to <* $mtfa KE OFF;: OFF # with (his coupon thru 1 2 become nervous and edgy, what does watching him for 90 minutes cause? Ninety minutes worth of discomfort, that's what. The proof SHOP 9-3-83 LUNCH ONLY \\ ANY LARGE PIZZA I of the pudding is "Easy Money" (R), critic's Exhibit A. "NEW AT WELDON'S" Any Small Pizza or , i 0r LARGE ANTIPASTO I Dangerfield's general physical demeanor in this movie is a con one coupon per order | | one coupon per order | 19161 Merrlrpan BtVdt & other coupon not good with any . . coupon not good with any . tinuing assault of jerks, quirks, shouting, puffing and raging. He LIVONIA B*k»dQood$ other special " • other special • a coupon expires 8-12-83 ••! !•• coupon expires 9-12-83 aaiBaf could drive a catatonic into a fit of St. Vitus Pance. 471-1680 BAKED FRESH Dangerfield plays Monty Capuletti, the low-life husband of a Carry-out, hot or froxan I IX/OMIA 33605 PLYMOUTH ROAD DAILY LIVWMIM simpleton heiress, Rose (Candy Azzara). Although she was presum M-F9-6*8AT»4 7 MILE (W. OF FARMINGTON ROAD) ably raised in privileged circumstances, you would never know it from her appearance or that of her household. She has about as much class as a Twinkie. Just marrying Monty wou\d be enough to confirm her absence of good judgment. But there's more. Their home is furnished in a SfAlOYSIClS manner that makes it a monument to bad taste. It's a sanctuary for every revoltingly cute object. It reflects the polyester quality MITCH HOUSEY'S POU4\?€STlV/KV of the humor in this movie — sleazy, artificial and easily pack aged. ANNIVERSARY SPECIALS J&fofDctyWttlimcU CARRYING THE THEME further, Monty dresses in a "regular NOW-N0 DINNER OVER sepreMBetz %$,4-,s? guy" look, all synthetics and mismatched patterns and colors. He AT BOTH LOCATIONS! ' rXHKAAV*SS SA.T.OSUH. ' makes Archie Bunker look like a,fashion plate In comparison. TM ALL YOU CAN EAT. DAILY SPECIALS This is a movie which is hung up on stereotypes of lower-middle- Plus other dinners at S7-S8 • BROILED LOBSTER TAILS - One pair Ptepated to your order. class life, like bowling shirts and painted flamingos on the front fotkcu Your patience mil be leytardeci. lawn. • SURF NTUW-One lobstPM.it and small til?) *?owntf$ 2wams Includes choice of bowl ol soup, The gimmick in "Easy Money" Is the conditions of grandmoth mignon steak salad or slaw and bread basket • SEAFOOD Pi A T TE" -O'V Iraster tail tr.cd shrimp. MniVin/iV VEALPARMIGIANA DINNER 3.7S IYI Wis Ur\ I inctgtfes spagicitioi potato and »eqeuti'r er's will. Rose's mother will leave $10 million to her, providing frog tegs. sc.iUrps ^ MAJOR CREDIT CARDS • KING-SIZE COCKTAILS SKINS 1 PLATTER'O SKINS....- 2.95 ? Smothered »iih Moile'er Jacli and Cheddar theese. PIC served wlh sour cream III upcoming {PLATTER'O A. POCKET SKINS...... 395 I |OarnUhed vyllh tomato Sarre •-JJ- ^ gA(TXP.C.R,W.Q-SC). Q&E Monday, August 29,1983 Zoo ifv&irfi. N0 £00 visit is complete without photographs of the animals ,t-,&^'f<7 ^,.2¾¾¾^¾ and the people, so naturally at the 1983 Carrier Night at the iivVSV^V^fcV K '•'- • -• Zoo on June 24th, there were some really nice photos taken. Special features this WmW:h^. year were Elsie's Borden * 9 Lfcfc Train and Elsie herself. » i ^ /. Rounding out the extra it* ^ special features were the fe> Moslem Clowns Shriner ft® Unit of Detroit as well w .^. «n k& -¾$ > j^ J***!. re «**T >.v/:*-i-*". «. v-: taun^fe : * :*V »'*V- ^^' /^^(^^^//- *-.« /. /ff;.1 >.*:..<.f < ,(/.((/-(((1 ^¾¾^ ' iik M« • • * > A '«•- IMHafetf > .,>: yi«-'«v'' '&&»' - t-7. > 4J» ;^ •W///i 1 ffl If you are a youngster between the ages KM ft- of 11 81 14 and would like to find out fti more about delivering a fine paper to . \J*. your neighbors twice a week, call I'm*.*- • ^:^4-¾ ;^&£f* •:/**.; J%S& S M&3ft$$& .^^55¾¾ CIRCULATION ^>* rs ^Sf \ »- * r Livonia Birmingham Rochester -0500 644-1100 651-7575 -M .¾¾ **Aafi *"V /¾¾ - >.:•• :-!>•. : •*:l '<-\--»''- :*:%1 ¾ >. (' v- i.*'- : K?Yf. &;:&>.£ o-.V • <•'-< ^•"» .V-.--\t & *«> ^:^-. >.'''.<»' m/1¾ . » ac .¾ *& SUM (>• iMM^ JM>iiM^iiaiiii*M^«^4«**«MaMi'i • > "i 6C* O&E . Monday. August 29, 1983 massmasssBm Wbe t&sawmssffimsBasmsmm mamsa <®btftrt)er ROCH€ST£R| -—u?vpvAr WEST I 1 8LOOMFIEL0 REAL ESTATE 335 Time Share 415 Vacation Rentals Services 714 Business 4 «1« Auto Reoiai* 27 Brick, Block 4 Cement "M Gutter* 222 Printing 33« Florid* Property for 41« HaJIaforReol 'L52? ProfesaJonaf Service* Office Equipment . Leasing 29 Boat Dock* 102 Handyman 223 Recreationiat Vehicle FOR SALE SaJe 419 Mobile Home Space • 1523 Atlornevt/Legaf 71$ Comm-Ind Eo/rtpmenl «19 Avto Financing 30 Bookkeeping Service 105 Hauling Service 302 BlrmlnoAam- " 337 Fa/m» for Sale 420 Rooms to Rent Counseling 716 Lawn,Garden*, «20 Autos Wanted 32' Building inspection 108 Keating 224 Retail Hardwoods BJoomfletd 33« Country Homes 421 LMng Quartars to Snare Farm Equipment 821 Junk Cars Wanted 33 Bufldlng Remodeling 109 Solar Energy 225 HefWahlng 303 West etoomfteW 339 Lota 4 Acreage 422 Wanted to Rent ANNOUNCEMENTS 718 Building Materials 822 Truck* for Sale 3« Burglar Fire Alarm 111 HomeSafety 229 Refrigeration PLYMOUTH 344 Fvmtngtosi 340 Lake Wver Resort 423 Wanted to Rent- • L720 Farm Produce 823 Vans 37 Business Machine 112 Humidifier* 233 Roofing Fa/mlngtoo HHIs Property for Sale Resort Property > L721 Flowera*. Plants «24 Jeeps/4 Wheel Drtve Repair 114* income Tax 234 Scl*»or.Saw4 305 BrlohtOO-He/tiand 342 Lake Property 424 House Sluing Service 600 Pergonals 722 HobNes-Cotaa, stamps «25 Sport* 4 Imported 39 Carpentry 115 Industrial Service Knife Sharpen log 30« Sovtrirteld-Lathrvp 348 Cemetery Lots 42$ Convalescent Nuraing (your discretion) 724 Camera and Supplies 852 CUsslcCa/* 42 Carpet Cleaning 4 11« Insurance Photography 235 Screen Repair 307 Miltord-Hartland 351 Business 4 Professional Homes 602 Lost 4 Found 726 Musical Instruments «54 American Motor* Dyeing 117 Insulation ' 237 Seplic Tanks 308 ftocbester-Tfoy Bids for Sale 428 Oarages/Mini Storage (by the word) 727 Computer*, Video, »5« Bute* 44 Carpet Laying 6 Repair 120 Interior Decorating. 241 Sewer Cleaning 309 Royal OaX -Oik Part 352 CommerdaJAVefehouse 432 Commercfal/Wa/ehouse 1604 Announcement a/ Games, Tapes. Movies «53 Cadillac 52 Catering-Flowers 121 tnlertor Space 245 Sewing Machine Repair Huniingtoo Woods 353 Industrlal/Wa/enouse 434 indusulal/Wa/ehouse Notices 72« TV, Stereo. 860 Chevrolet 54 Ceiling Work Management 249 Snppovert 310 Commerce-Union Lake 354 income Property 436 Office Business Space !«» Glad Ads Hi-fi. Tape Decks 862 Chrysler 65 Chimney Cleaning 123 Janliortal 250 Sofa/ Energy 311 OctmiJL4>« tor Sale 1606 Legal Notices 729 CB Radios «64 Dodge 5« Chimney Bunding 12« Jewelry Repairs 4 251 Snow Blower Repair Insurance REACH MICHIGAN'S FINEST Waned l*k» 35« Investment Property i EMPLOYMENT, 607 730 Sporting Goods 86« Ford 4 Repair Clocks 255 Stucco 312 Uvoni* tor Sate J |6oa Transportation 734 Trade or Sell 872 Lincoln 67 Christmas Trees 129 Landscaping 257 Swimming Pools SUBURBAN MARKET ', 313 Dearborn 358 Mortgages/ INSTRUCTION :609 Bingo 735 Wanted To Buy 874 Mercury 5« Clock Repair 132 Lawn Mower Repair 260 Telephone/ Dearborn Heights Land Contracts !610 Cards of Thanks «7« CSdsmobue 59 Commercial Steam 135 Lawn Maintenance Service Repair . PISice your Classified Want Ad 314 PtrmouUv-Canioo 360 Business Opportunities j 500 Help Wanted j«»2 In Memorfam ANIMAL8 878 Plymouth Cleaning 13« Lawn SprinkOng 261 Television. Radio 6 CB 381 Money to Loan 614 Death Notices 880 Pontlac 60 Construction Equipment 142 Linoleum 263 Tennis Courts "* In.pver 150,00() affluent 315 NorUivlilo-Novl 502 Help Wanted- 73« Household Pets 316 WesUand-dardenCrty 382 Real Estata Wanted I Denial Medical ««4 votkswagert «1 Dry Cleaning/Laundry 145 Management 265 Terrariums 364 Listings Wanted j • 1740 Pel Services 62 Ooora 14« Marble 269 Tile Work Suburban D$trolt Homes 317 Grosse Points 504 Help Wanted- MERCHANDISE 744 Horses, Livestock,' BU8INE88 63 Draperies 147 Medical/Nursing 273 Tree Service 318 Rodtod Office Clerical Equipment 319 Homes for Sato- 505 Food-Beverage j-LBus 700 Auction Sales DIRECTORY 64 Dressing 6 Tailoring 148 Maid Service 274 Truck Washing ONE CALL DOES IT ALL! OaXland County REAL ESTATE ' 506 Help Wanted Sates [•LBus 70iCoHectaWes AUTOMOTIVE/ 8ERVICE8 65 Drywail 149 Mobile Home Service 275 Typing 320 Homes lot Sal«- FOR RENT 507 Help Warned Part Time {•LBuS 702Anlk}ues 3 Accounting 66 Electrical 150 Moving-Storage 276 Typewriter Repair Wayne County 508 Help Wanted Domestic [ 703 Crafts TRANSPORTATION 4 Advertising «7 Electroryals 152 Mirror* 277 Upholstery 321 Home* lot Sato 400 Apartments to Rent ! 510 Help Wanted Couples 704 Rummage Sales/ 5 Air Conditioning 6« Engraving-Class 155 Music Instrumenl 279 Vacuums CMnOSton County 401 Furniture Rental | 511 Entertainment i Flea Markets «00 Recreational Vehicles 6 Akiminum Cleaning 69 Excavating 157 Music Instrument 280 Vandalism Repair 322 Homes lor Sale • L512 Situations Wanted j 705 Wearing Apparel 802 Snowmobiles Repair 281 Video Taping Service :3910900 402 Furnished 9 Aluminum Siding 7ff Exterior Caulking Macomb County Apartments Female I 706 Qa/age Sale-Oakland 604 Airplanes 12 Appliance Service 72 Fences 15« New Home Services 282 Vinyl Repair 323 Homes lor Sale 403 Rental I • L513 Situations Wanted I 707 Oarage Sale-Wayne «06 Boats/Motors 75 Fireplaces 159 Nuraing Center* 263 Ventilation 4 Altlc Fans 13 Aquarium Service EQUAL HOUSING WasMenaw County Agency MM ] 708 Household Goods- • L607 80s I Parts & Service 14 Artwork 76 Firewood 165 PaJntlng-Decoraling 284 Wallpapering 324 Other Suburban Homes 404 Houses to Rent I • L514 Situations Wanted Oakland County 80« vehicle/Boat Storage 15 Asphalt 81 Floor Service 170 Pat to* 285, Wan Washing OPPORTUNITY 325 Real Eatala Services Male/Female | 709 Household Goods- 810 Insurance. Motor 87 Floodlight 175 Pest Control 287' Washer/Dryer Repair 406 Furnished Houses . 16 Asphart Sealcoallng AS real estate adrerti$ir^ m this 328 Condos for Sale 407 Mobile Homes \ • L515 Child Care Wayne County 812 Motorcycles. Go-Karts. 17 Auto Cleanup 90 Furnace Repair 178 Photography 289 Water Softening 327 Ouplei for Sate' • L516 Summer Camps ! 710 Mlsc for Sale- Mlml bikes 93 Furniture Polishing 6 180 Piano Tuning-RepaJr- 293 Welding r.e*-spaper rs subject lo tr* Fede/al 40« Duplexes to Rent j 18 Aulo 4 Truck Repair fir Hou5.f)g Acl ol 19M wtiich 328 Townhouses tot Sale 410 FiatstoRem I • L518 Education Oakland County 813 Motorcycles. Parts & 21 Awnings Repair Reftnijhlng 294 Well Drilling This r.rASpaper wJl not k.rKwling)y makes ii Piegai 10 advertise 'any 330 Apartments (or Sale 412 Townhousos/ j Instructions 711 Mlscfor Sale- Service 24 Basement 95 Glasa-Slalned-Beveled 200 Plastering 296 Window Treatments accept any adrertrsing for real es- 332 Mobile Homes for Sale Condominiums 519 Computers-Sales Wayne Counh/ «14 Campers/Mo tor homes Waterproofing 96 Garages 215 Plumbing 297 Windows pretefenc*. Ln-jtaiion or d^c/invna- laie wTucfuj in notation of Lbe taw ton based 00 race, color, religion. 333 Northern Property 413 TlmeShare Service. Share 712 Appliances • L816 Aulo/Truck*. 25 Bathtub Reflnlshlng 97 Golf Club Repair 220 Pool* 298 Woodworking Ow readers a/e bereby informed 334 Out of Town Property 414 Florida Rentals • LS20 Secretarial Business 713 B»cycles-Sale 4 Repair Parts 4 Service 26 Bicycle Maintenance 98 Greenhouses 221 Porcelain RefinlshJng 299 Woodburnera sei or an inlenliofl lo make any that all dwellings advert^ed in m,s sveh preference, limrtatjon or dis- newspaper are available oa, an ALL ADVERTISING PUBLISHEO IN THE OBSERVER i ECCENTRIC IS SUBJECT TO THE CONCHTIONS STATED IN THE APPLICA RESERVES TKE RIGHT NOT TO ACCEPT AN ADVERTISERS ORDER OBSERVER a ECCENTRIC A0TAKERS HAVE NO .crvnlfiaion." BLE RATE CARD. COPIES OF WHICH ARE AVAILABLE FROM THE ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT, OBSERVER 4 ECCENTRIC AOTHORITY TO BIND THIS NEWSPAPER ANO ONLY PUBLICATION OF AN ADVERTISEMENT SHALl CONSTITUTE FINAL equal opportunity basis NEWSPAPERS. 0«St SCHOOLCRAFT ROAO. LIVONIA. MICHIGAN 4*150. (J1J) S9I-MO0. TKE OBSERVER * ECCENTRIC ACCEPTANCE OF THE ADVERTISER'S ORDER. 316 Westland 312 Livonia 312 Livonia 314 Plymouth-Canton 302 Birmingham 304 Farmlngton 322 Homes For Sale 326 Condos For Sale 333 Northern Property BRING ALL offers. Mast sell Rosedale UKE TO ENTERTAIN? This 1 bed Garden City Bloomfield Farming tpn Hills Macomb County Gardens, sharp 1 bedroom brick ranch room. 2 bath Quad has huge family PLYMOUTH - COLONY FARMS For Sate Handyman Special BIRMINGHAM RANCH "CHARMER" Finished basement, (cooed yard, 1½ room with wet bar & fireplace, ceolraJ Nice Plymouth lot - good investment, Wayne & Warren Area WASHINGTON - 1» k Mound. Country Townhouse coodo 00 Walden Pond, pro- CENTURY Jt Fischer Realty speclalii- cargarage. Asking 450*. Eve*:522-4154 air, prime area. Assume IOH% Mtge Brick. ) bedrooms, 1 baths, full base Simple Assumption living borne. 1400 sq ft, 4 bedrooms, fraslonally decorated, 4 bedrooms, tVt Log In Northern Michigan Vacation payments less than rent Michigan Sharp J bedroom brick ranch, family ment, near schools. Mint' (¼% mort (70-spY 140.000 assume* lib »**%. long family room, fireplace, 1 car garage, baths, 4 car garage, 4114.vO071and Excellent Boy at )74.900. 4*44714 basement, garage, living room, kitchen, room, open kitchen with good counter properties. Latefroct and secloded gage. Owner. tt»#». «4»-SU) term fixed rate mortgage. Spotless co basement Near parks. Treed lot Contract Term*. 455-7444 properties in Antrim Country. All with-' Colonial Charm UV0NIA4AREA and 1 rooms down, 1 sp. 139.900 apace and carpeting less than 1 year lonial with 4 bedrooms, IK baths, fami »107,000. Buyer* only. 711-1744 old Full basement, garage, and MUCH BIRMINGHAM SCHOOLS Pembroke In 10 miles of Hilton Shanty Creek and Beautiful 4 bedroom brick colonial for CREAT ASSUMPTION ly room, fireplace. Excellent location to PLYMOUTH LANDINO. i bedroom Schuss Mountain Resorts. 125 N. Bridge * mal dialo* room, family room with nat On this newly decorated 3 bedroom Century 21 MORE. I49.W0. Cali area. 1 bedroom, 2 baths, family i expressways and shopping. Newer fur coodo. 1 Vs bath, first floor utility, ask IK story, fireplace, appliance*, fi St, Bellalre, Michigan, 44415. Call ural fireplace. 1st* floor laundry, full brick ranch. Bright k cheery country M1KE WICKHAM nace, gaiters, roof and dishwasher. Ail 323 Homes For Sale ing »41,500. Please call 455-:094 or 414-5JW414 havmcot. 2 car ttiacbed garage. kitchen with large eating area k natu Gold House Realtors yard, rec room In basement, garage, appliances Including washer k dryer. 444-4444 »77.500 ral hardwood floors, basement, fenced Immediate possession. W».K» MMJJS Waehtenaw County 459-6000 CENTURY 21 New to market mjM. REDFORD. Beautiful I bedroom coo QAYLOBD • Mlchaywe, reduced yard. Close to shopping. Voall love it! 420,000 for ouick sale, relocating, coo-' 444.900 Gold House Realtors BIRMINGHAM LOVELY COUNTRY SETTINO~ do. Carpeted, drapes, appliance, CENTURY 21 N. CANTON . Custom colonial, J bed ) bedroom bungalow, new furnace. Ide in Leland Acres. 11 miles W of Plym 452.500. »4,000 down. 11% fLied inter temporary salt box, 4 bedrooms, W Hartford South Inc. Schweitzer Real Estate room, IK bath, first floor laundry, 478-4660 261-4700 al starter home. Excellent conditlon. Century 21 outh. 1445 soft, 1 bedroom brick ranch. est 1444504 bath* with nana, great kitchen, built-in' home warranty. I74.M0 • Land Coo- CJose toVwntown. HJ.OOO. MS-1794 VINCENTN.LEE LC available. Immediate occupancy. conversational area In.living room, fin-' 261-4200 464-6400 tract Owner Ml M«»or4$^5lvJ WESTLAND J05J MARTIN EXEOfiTVE TRANSFER SALES »4»,M0 1-741-5¾ REDFORD. 1 bedroom coodo. carport, isbed basement, t car garage, enloy' COLONIAL - old Raaedale Gardens. BETTER HOMES BEAUTIFUL gated private road, 4 beautiful landscape, swimming pooL golf, skiing, snowroobLUng, swlmrrl'j;' PLstMOUTH-CANTON schools. Spa bedroom colonial. City of Bloomfield 851-4100 »44,504. Will be listed in September for Lo Northern Michigan. »7»JN)0. Our !<**, * New kitchen, ) bedrooms, dining room, & GARDENS cious Colonial J bedrooms, IK baths, $3000 DOWN family room, finished basement Kills. iU acres, includes bolldible TWO BEDROOM borne, aluminum 324 Other Suburban »45,000. Buy now! »47-4440 your gain. Open Sat 4 Sun 12-4. »54 Ml Ceotral air. New roof. 1H lots, carafe. extra unfinished bedroom at bath, fami treed lot im.000. S40-754* chaywe Dr. 744-955« or (517)419-474 4 . 522-5333 ly room & fireplace, fenced yard. »%* $314 PER MONTH aided, Vi acre, 24xM garage, abed, close ROCHESTER CONDO • J bedrooms, 1 «».»oo. ilTiur assumption. JM.vOO. i»7-247» Brand new i bedroom ranch. All brick, to schools. Must see to appreciate. Homes For Sale floor, living room, dining room, 1H LIVONIA & AREA full basement Carpeted. Earn part of »% LAND CONTRACT 1U.M0. Unavailable. 476-WSl HARBOR SPRINGS AREA IMLAY CITY -1 bedrooms, den, baths, natural fireplace, 1 car garage, Boyne Highlands Coodo MUST BE SOLD 1 bedroom brick ranch PLYMOUTH Trallwood U, 4 bedroom down payment by painting and Flexible financing coxy kitchen; 1 car attached. Walk to 747 Oalbrook Ridge. Land contract COME & Lo Roeedale Gardens with completely + den, 3K bath Colonial, premium lot Ctiling. Warner Farms boasts a Downtown 9 rooms for reel daily or week*ly! . For this nice ) bedroom brick rases with Foxcroft Contemporary styling, vault Farmlngtoo locatioo with a 1 (tores. 141.000. Town & CounlryW- term*. Sale or lease. 442-1430; 451-07» •ale: »144,000. Jack: 455-9447 modernised kitchen, foil basement, 1 backing to woods. Formal dining, fami bedroom brick beauty with 4044 or 724-4071 natural fireplace In living room, beauti car garage. Conveniently located near ly room fireplace, 1st floor laundry, GOODMAN BUILDER ed ceilings, large family room, ultimate ROCHESTER CONDO, S bedroom, Jt» ful finished basement with vet-bar and decor with track Ughling. doorwall lo reoreatloo room, garage, and LAKECHARLEVOK schools, church and shopping. 454.900. newly decorated, 1 car attached ga 399-9034 I full baths. Aluminum trim CHERRYHHX MTDDLEBELT - spa- bath, finished basement, 1 car attached 4 Bedrooms • Winterised Home,. (all baths, aereeoed-ln ratio, ] car ga rage, extras. 1141,600. Owner, 4S>3lu private yard, modern kitchen, new roof clou* 4 bedroom borne oo parklike set garage, landscaped privacy yard, club- rage, and MORE. *$7,KX> Call WESTLAND, I bedrooms, IK baths, k furnace, i fireplace*, rec room, and more. tas.tOO »124.500 NEW MODEL CAPE-Soanking brick ranch, fireplace, finished base Call tts-*700 ting with circle drive, near shopping noose with year-round swimming. 2 Bedroom Cabin • »45.000 model ready for Immediate occur PLYMOUTH - TRAILWOOD! t Story Bloomfield Hills schools. 1118.000. church at schools, bus at door. Low Sunday, Mpm _ Owner, 475-4404 MIKEWICKHAM Tudor. Enter to find 4 bedroom*, IK ment, roofed patio, : car garage, Livo Days ask for Linda $4 4-MOO I Acres - Private Access, »11,900 yon will lore the exciting design of baths, dining room k den (both with nia school district |S7.»00. lllMSS Evenings 6*4-1114 Thompson-Brown ISO's- 72W144 BOYNB COUNTRY REALTY CENTURY 21 4 bedroom borne, approximately 1900 ROCHESTER - Hidden Hills, t bed 1(414)542-2242 square feet, IK baths, great room wllh baysV island Ulchen, cathedral ceil, rooms, 1V> bath*, finished basement/ Gold House Realtors natural fireplace, gourmet Utcben, for iaged family room, private patio. 306 Southftoid-Uthrup 325 Real Estate Services wet bar, attached garage Owner anx LAKE MICHIGAN FRONTAGE. mal dining room, 1st floor laundry, Tastefully decorated, landscaped & 303 West Bloomfield ious. U C »71.000. S40-K44 Choice wooded lot, Manistee area. 478-4660 261-4700 basement, 1¼ car attached garage, cared-for.lllS.OOO.OwDer. »»-l«M ASSUMABLE »K% or 100% VA fi ARE YOU COLLECTOR oo a land Salmon fishing, sandy beach, beautiful. nanced Custom colonial, 4 bedrooms, contract and want to cash out SOUTHFIELD • t bedroom*. 2 full FIVE Mile k Newburgb • maintenance professional landscaping. ISJ.Olo PLYMOUTHYTO 10.35% HOUSE BEAUTIFULI 445,000. 441-24)9 (rte J bedroom colonial with great with large treed cul-de-sac setting. *K hatha, gourmet kitchen, family Perry Realty 474-744» hatha, ground floor unit with handicap Beautifuitrtlful ((iTStorI y Older borne, t bed- room, fireplace, first floor laundry. provision* . Village House complex off LIVE in the Country near Lake Huron • floor plan. Large living and family FAMILY ROOM with natural fireplace room*ma, IK oaths, formal dining, eoua- Brick colonial 4 bedrooms, IK baths, Berg Rd. 459,900. 552-7547 room with (all wall fireplace, country In this immaculate and spacious I bed MSHDA - 30 YRS. family room/vaulted ceilings k wet Mint condition. «».»00. Call weekdays 4 bedroom borne, 2H car garage. 00 "7 Ulcben with oak floor, 'Florida bar. front library- lovely kitchen, large Jam to 5pm. M9-14W 326 Condos For 8aie 2H acre*. Pood * fruit trees. Wood kitchen, attached I car garage, spa room brick ranch with IK baths, huge room, full basement, 4 car FULL BASEMENT SOUTH LYON - Lake Angela Coop, 1 cious private backyard with putting Utcben. full basement, 1 car attached foyer/circujar staircase, carpeting Beautifully cared for 1 bedroom, 1-K bedroom, appliances, land contract burner, natural gas, 44),000 2594910 t«.«X). By Owoer. by spot t!»-J 1 BEDROOMS throughout Must be sold. Low l}00't. LATHRUP VILLAOE RANCH. 1M0 *q. green. 17).000. terms negotiable. After garage. Excellent location. »71.t00. WALL-TO-WALL CARPETLNO ft living, dining, family-large rooms. bath lownhouse in NorthvUle terms, 4rt%,»ll>00,mu*taelL MJCHAYWE - Gayiord, 5 bedrooms, • PM. ui-4244 PLYMOUTH- 1)000 Down on 1 bed Earthtooea. 2 fireplace*. 1 bedrooms, with formal dining room, spa 444-499) 1¼ baths, stooe fireplace, basement, 2 TERMS-TERMS-TERMSni In the city room ranch In the dty. Formal dining, Based on Sales Price of H1.W0 10 JJ% basement garage $75,000. »MW» cious kitchen with built-lns car garage, by owner. 517-9)9-4441 GET SETTLED BEFORE SCHOOL of Plrmoath. Walk to downtown from hardwood doors, garage, fenced yard, CENTURY 21 and full basement, Delightful WESTLAND - earth tone decor, 2 large _ ONLY 4)4.900 this I bedroom aluminum borne with II K% assumption. »11,000. IJJIMJ? W yr. MSHDA mortgage of HO.TOO, «o SOUTHFIELD enclosed patio with garden bedroom*, 1H bath*. Basement Wood NORTHERN M1CR HOMESTEAD • 40 Nice family borne, 4 Urge bedrooms, dining room, basement, Florida room, 1 monthly payments of >M7.74 + taxes Secontlne Assoc. 4 bedroom ] bath Cape Cod, oewly dec area. Financing available. deck off dining room. Ceotral air. At acre* restored. 4 bedrooms. 1U baths, separata dining room, 1H car garage. PRIME PLYMOUTH TWP. locatioo, 4 Insurance. Annual perceoage rate tached garage with opener. Kitchen ap ear garage. IO.M0. 10.7*. 626-8800 orated, available oo L.C _ »41 ,W. Call 141-4044 , sq. maple tog bouse, fruest boose, bunk Call Barb Martin rarln* lot, 4 bedroom colonial 1st floor SM-1M5 771-4740 pliance*. Uveal* School*. 442.000. By house, barn, pool, tillable acreage,- CHALET MR. ENTERTAINER Near Western deo • laundry room, walk-oot lower OAK PARK - REDFORD - WESTLAND MAPLE k Varmlagtoo Rd. 1-4 bed, Thompson-Brown ' owner. After 4pm 455-4090 hardwood forest, trout pood , oear- 477-1800 Country Crab-Beautiful rambling tf level, central air, professionally room contemporary ranch, fireplace, SPACIOUS S bedroom home oo double . Boyoe Mt k Lake CbarlevoU.»1 )9.500 - landscaped, many extra*, quality SELIOMAN « ASSOCIATES dream kitchen, JK baths, beautiful lot, enclosed porch, great for kid*. BIRMINGHAM- 4 bedroom*. Great lo custom brick ranch la ahowplace coodi-1 throngboBL|lx<>00. 4JM7M 14S-I400 7SH0M catioo, excellent coodlLSoa. Most setL JUST REDUCED too, over 2000 ft of ipadoas 11 ring oo a yard «• garden. Basement, attached ga 44,000 down wlD assume 10* VA mort 330 Aptt.Fof8ale LAKECHARLEVOK • coodo, new 1 k- Equal Housing Opportunity rage, deck, patio. m.SOO. Ml-0417 gage oo IU.000 borne. Mortgage pay 45v.00O. 1 year Und Contract terms 4 Bedroom Quad. 2H baths, ceotral air, 100 ft shaded lot J bedroom, JK baths, I available. «7-5711 444-4444 FENKELL-TELEORAPH 2 bedroom unit* under corsrtructioa, near Livonia Mall big lot. Land Cos- 10x1» familr room-finished basement, ment Loci odes taxes at Insurance, Wt fireplace, appliasce*. carpet, energy ef-' Simple Assumption MAPLEWOODS NORTH mo. payment Ask for Diane 157-40« Brick building with 4 apartments and 1 tract lerma. 40 ft cunlte healed SWIMMING POOL. Lovely I bedroom colonial, circular BLOOMFIELD HILLS. Luxury coodo. 1 store*. Excellent coodJUoo. Health con fldeot, sandy beach, boat dock, rental »7»,W0. 318 Redford (1-piX 1 (»0 contemporary colonial bedroom h den with wet bar * built la mgt 454,900 to »49.900. ;> staircase, tK baths, dining room, fami Noaao-bullt -ooaLly craftmanshlp. dition force* tale, Require* »40,000 MARIE OR EDIE ly room/fireplace, rec room, and at entertainment center, large living It down. 5)7-1900 John Bulck Real Estate 414-542-2241' PICTURE PERFECT describe* this at Strikingly beautiful 4 bedroom eolooial. 308 Rocheiter-Tfoy dining area, modern kitchen with B. F. CHAMBERLAIN. tached garage. Bring all offers. Asking First floor laundry, den, and great tractive } bedroom brick ranch with »77.»00.Cair BIG LOT OPEN SUNDAY 11-4 breakfast area, enclosed 1 car garage, PLYMOUTH OSCODA AREA, lira acres, ¼ woods., 476-9100 den, IK baths, beautiful large kitchen Remodeled 1 bedrooms and deo, base room. Dramatic 1 story foyer. Priced Birmingham School*. 1,550 *qit cus also targe storage room la basement, Three 1 bedroom unit*, tenants pay otlt- 540 ft trout stream frontage. Prime . with built-lns, finished basement, ] car CONNIE YAUCK ment and garage. Nice starter home oo substantially below replacement value tom quad. 4 bedroom*, IK baths, new beautifully decorated, located la Manor iUes, »72,400 with Land Contract deer OLDB ROSEDALE GARDENS. Charm »!7».000 borne*. Owner traasierred. dyke Rd*. Secloded area with outstand HARRYS CENTURY 21 tra* Beautifully maintained- Reduced PRESCOTT, Mich. 4 * grace about In this beautiful * bed GENEVIEVE PATTERSON Easy access to expressways. ML 14444. to 4111.400.157» Townhlll, Troy. ing landscaping. By Owner. 4114,000. bedroom borne,' room colonial with 1H baths, DEN. for Gold House Realtors 444-1510 332 Mobile Homes aluminum aided, 1¾ bath, ,2 car at-' mal dining room, completely updated 420-2100 464-8881 444-04» tached garage, family worn, fireplace, kitchen, basement, 1 car garage. CENTURY 21 ROCHESTER By owner. Brick Tri- BLOOMFIELD SQUARE CONDO For Sale 2 acres. «5^000. 214-411-7477 459.900 WOLFE Century 21 Gold House Realtors VINCENT N. LEE level 4 bedrooms, 1 fireplaces, IK Across from Village qub. Approx. 1000 CAMBRIDGE 12X45 remodeled, air ST. HELEN. Mkh. 1 bedrooms, fire 31S Norlhvilrd-Nov] EXECUTIVE TRANSFER SALES baths, IK. acres fenced, circle drive: sq ft New modern kilcben. By Owner. coodlUoning. all appliances, in nark on place, family room, attached garage, PRIVATE WOODED SETTING la a 478-4660 261-4700 WW. ' 441-)511 Asking I144.0OO. For appi, 444-5447 electric *gas beat »14,500. Terms. beautiful area. J bedroom brick ranch MINT COromO421-566N 4 bedroo0m goad, t Five secluded acre* surround tils cus ..851-4100 private lake. »7400 or best offer Call tom borne with all the fea CUSTOM BUILT spadoos 4 bedroom ROCHESTER. HuBter* Creek. Nicest BRIGHTON • t bedrooms, equl| after 5PM M 4-1411 After 5PM: 1-41)-4)7-4445 with family room and fireplace pi as baths, family room with fireplace, cen eolooial, familr room with fireplace. game room and fireplace, 1¼ baths, tral air. attached 1 car garage, large tures. 1 fireplaces, 4 bed STARTER OR RETIREE lot In ssb. Pillared eolooial, 4 bedroom, kitchen, window treatments inch CAMBRIDGE 14 x 44 - Two bedroom*, YEAR ROUND Waterfront bom* on gorgeous wood deck, fail basement, 1 rooms, t baths, a U' family Near Ca thollc CeotraL Two third* acre. IK bath*, wet bar la family room. wall-to-wall carpeting,'ceotral air, car lot Immediate occupancy. TERMS. By apooiatmeot. Owner. Ui-tlll Itt baths, »11.000. Easy terms. Skegemog Lake. Garage, boathoose, car attached garage, f74.900. PJ.frOO. m-Oiil room, a dark room, decks and Maintenance free. Beautiful deck over port. 414,000.. 117-1711 447,640. Term*. Abo lake lots. Dot quiet serenity. Unusual oppor ONLY $22,900 looking pond. Professionally REDUCED • Must sell! 1 bedroom alu Lake privileges oa Cass Lake A West CANTON Townhouse. Bedford Villa. PonUtoskJ Realtor, . 1-414-247-5954 OWNER TRANSFERRED. Beautiful. 4 tunity. im.000. Call »S«7M minum sided, finished basement, IK landscaped, sprinkler system. Many ex Er^N ACRE Bloomfield schools. I bedroom ranch, tra*. 11¾% long term mortgage avail Attached garage, 2 bedroom, IK bath*. WONDERLAND bedroom brick Asch with 1 fuH-bath* OVE Thompson-Brown ear garage, conveniently located. fall basement, gat beat, new roof-HM, finished basement, patio, central air, MOBILE HOMES 497-2)40 in prime Livonia location. Huge kitchen Hanydmaai SSfasP U In excellent location »17-071» able. Owner. 4114,400. 171-0714 336 Florida Property plot formal dining room, family room «>, plumbing, beating, k electrical up to kitchen appliance*, clubhouse, pool, top • I bedroom ranch with breexeway and N0VJ.-4JUAD LEVEL code. VA appraised. Super Investment condition. Owner. 454-141) CHAMPION. 1974, II x 44', very clean, with natural fireplace, foil basement, 2 attached t car garage, full basement, 4/S bedroom, K Acre, Meadowbrook & REDFORD, Western Golf Sub. Love TROY. Large 1100 so. fL cokcIaL » nice location. Include* appliance*, shed For8ale c*t attached garage. Great Financing. and lngrourjd pool 14 x 14 bam. Bring ly, dean brick ranch, 1 bedroom*, din years old, 5 bedroom*, circular stair*. 1 and 10 x 12' porch. Immediate occo Lake Sub. «017 Eaolshore. 1110,000. DOWNTOWN FARMINGTON, 1 bed ipao- FT. LAUDERDALE BY THE SEA : 475.400. BS an offer • good terms. ttO.OOO. Call 14*-»t*7 ing room, family room, IK baths, base CENTURY 21 doorwalla. 14 ft kitchen, immediate oc room coodo la quiet adult complex, cy. »7^50. Call eve't: «94-4)24 ment with bar k workshop, attached cupancy. Sacrifice, 114),000. 474-7144 11% Land Contract. Call for appoint I bedroom coodo on A1A IK car garage, patio. Owner traa*- FATRPOINTE 197», 14x70ft, erparxlo . Pool k beach, 445,000 LAND CONTRACT TERMS. Pride of CENTURY 21 Secontine Assoc. TROY ment, leave message 471-7017 ownership shows la this beautiful t bed Gold House Realtors Spectacular Setting ferred. U47« Donald. $44,100. $11-4044 7x11(1 In HlgUasd Greed*. } bedrooms, Ron Bishop; 449-5740 or . 9)9-21)1 room brick ranch wllh 1 fall baths, 100¾. deeo wooded lot hill top colccS 626-8800 NO MONEY DOWN FARMINOTOfi CITY. River Oleo • 1H Uth*. »12,000. immediate occupan- PORT CHARLOTTE i FLORIDA huge kitchen with built-in* and 464-8881 420-2100 with 4 bedroom* plus den, newly deco $10,000 In Improvements WEST BLOOMFIELD - I bedroom*, Downtown. 1 bedroom, adult, quiet -. Excellent coodittoa 4)4,900 WATERFRONT: 2 bedroom, 2 doorwall ooto wood deck, basement, 1 rated la popular earth tones, more makes this 1 bedroom 1 bath bom* with IK baths, overtired greatroom, 4 car seclusion. Second floe** security, base ZV994 5 . 5» 5111 car garage. A bargain at $«,»00. 1J705 GREENLANE • (M soft home on FIRST 5 SALES ment Immediate occupancy. 441,540. balh lake/root coodo* for • remarkable rightln.$l4*>00.Call: living room, dining room, btcbeo, base garage, on 1 Bias acre* with pooL Bir- FARM1NQTON HILLS TRAILER 4)4.900. A limited pre-constructioo of- eOxJIOft lot, excellent for starter or re ment, and IK car garage the best buy INTRODUCTORY OFFER Before 4PM; 474-4175 tired. 1».W0. HS-IWJ JOAN ANDERSEN mlngham s&ool*. Oo Gieoway Dr. SUPERB MATURE LOCATION PARK, Detrolter, 1x44 trailer for sale, ferlng. PovU-BallanUneCorp. ;.••'- APPROXIMATELY $7,000 TO AS Lo this family oriented nei^hbortooi Maple-Mlddleoslt area.. New custom I bedroom eolooial • FARMINGTON HILLS- Echo Valley 44,400. Excellent coodlUoa, knotty pine Call toll free anytime lododlng Sunday SUME this brick ranch with full base-, Asking »44,K». Call; IIW.000. »4*5144 :, -1-400-2)7-1442^ meet Very ok* yard A great starter at Century 21 ranches, MH baths, K acre lota, IK contemporary, 1 bedrooms, 1 baths. throughout Can stay 00 lot" 474-fl44 313 Dearborn SCOTTIE FLORA W. BLOOMFIELD Quad Level 4 bed ear garage. From 444,490. • Adult community. No pet*, pool, club- »44,900. Just of f Rochester Rd between Big Bea HOMETTE, 1941, 14x70, fireplace, » W. PALM BEACH Coodo, 1 bedroom, Gold House Realtors rooms, 4 bath*, do Oolf Course. Lake boose, carport, »70,000. Term*.55$-45»5 bedroom, assume balance, »14,000. air, carpeted, kilcben appliance*, win- Dearborn Heights CENTURY 21 privilege*. Many extra*, low mainte ver * Watties, enter oo Coiebrook to LAND CONTRACT TERMS la beautiful 459-6000 HMoeoRidge. FARMINGTON HILLS, 14 « Middle- Plymouth. .: .. > v 459-0427 dow treatment*^^pooi, clubhouse, tennis Coventry Garden*. A coxy brick ranch DEARBORN HILLS, By owner. S bed nance borne. Immediate occupancy. court*, near ahopplng center. Must *elL Gold House Realtors Term*, 4155,000. 45-0*44 OPEN SAT. 4 SUN. I-4PM belt, 1 bedroom, 1 balh, ground-level - IDEAL FOR SINGLE • 12x44 on Lot with den and formal dining room, fire room center entrance colonial Den, DAILY BY APTOIJfTMENT 1100 soft All appliances! Pool, tennis. »J4.W./best of ferTAfter »pm. 177-7254 place, finished basement, attached it sueroom. finished basement, complete Inkxter/Warrea area. > bo* route*. 2 316 Wettland 464-8861 420-2100 W. BLOOMFIELD - custom home. 4 »51,400. Firm. 445-1414 bedroom*, Insula ted, air, awnings. Luge rage. »59.409. ly ranodeled. Asking 11 »>00. Mil XM I BEDROOM BRICK, by owner, bedroom*. IK baths, den, first floor Let Us Help You Move In HARRYS. Garden City CONTINENTAL DEVELOPMENT CO. patio, dean. . , 274-5174 337 Farms For Sale DEARBORN HTS NORTH - Warrto 4 H»>00, inn OiyrnpU,Grand River « laundry. Large cousin kitchen. Securi G0R0EOUS ROCHESTER - Coodo with Telegraph area. I bedroom aluminum Beecbare*. ty alarm system, ktercom. Deck. 540-5969 642-7084 apptiaoc*. /OJed kitchen, new Levelor MARLETTE -10 x W. living room ex - ACRES 44 , ranch, on double lot, MI^OO- Appoint ASSUME M4-M7I »17-471-5141 4114,*», By owner J14-5415 window treatments, updated carpet * panded to IT'. Attractive wood (Ming, Terna »45,000.: ment only. ui-rm Low, low down assume* low payment*. trim :. . »»,000 country setting. Oak Haven PL, Plym Town 4J Country ' WOLFE W. BLOOMFIELD 309 Royal Oak-Oak Park outh T»V RW0- Ev«*. '455-4444 21)-444-)044 112-724-407) WEST DEARBORN • By Owner.. t bedroom doll house, an per kitchen, di 302 Birmingham LEASE OR OPTION »17x7 Gregory, ) bedroom Brick fcjn- nette, office or deo, carpeting thru out, 4 bedroom, library, family room, many Huntington Woods BIRMINGRAM • led floor unit with MOBILE HOMES H- Compl re- 421-5660 galow, acreesed-ln patio, t car garage. basement, huge fenced yard, ask about extra*, Including ceotral air and sprin eathreda) ceilings, marble ail!*, base- modeled k furnished, I 500 LIVONIA A AREA 10.«% Interest, »M,»0 Bloomfield kler*. Assistance with financing pcesl- PI^ASANTRIDOE meal, IK bath*, possible lease with op Call between 9aro-Spm: 338 Country Homee Good tttean Condition! Mi-0i7» Oiarmlng } bedroom bungalow, IK tion -- -,-.-,447^54 ; WEDDING BELLS. Return from the BEST OFFER BUYS > bW- ,: bath*, basement, fireplace. ?«,»*>. By 642-2471 "*- ; For Sale' ^/^-/ booey-mooo and mora right-into this Bl level north course Oakland Hill*, 4 owner. - ./•••.: 451-7447 newly decorated 1 bedroom home. bedroom* (Urge master), I baths, fami A TRUE'BEAUTY • 4% SIMPLE AS TWO BEDROOM COND0 -with la NEW FOR 1944 • Skyline. Island kitch DRYDEN ESTATE, MeUmora Runt- 314 Plymouth«Canton walking distance to Beaumont Hospital' en, 2 bedrooms. See It today. ' Chb area, ruM^ boroe 00 T acre*, 1400 Featuring a beautiful large lot, newer ly room. den. playroom, wetbar, I flre- SUMPTION MORTGAGE. Sharp 4 bed - kitchen coasters, tasteful carpeting and Castelli pi*«Ml«M« or best offer. 44J-1I14 room, eolooial spacious entry. Attrac 310 Union Lake Urge living room,-private entrance, all 4¾. ft, 4 bedroom, 4 fireplace*, sunken & excellent terms. MJ.M*. Bring All Offers tive Interior and exterior including kilcSeo sppUaflce*. 444,000 of »415 mo. bath tub. Surrounded by woods with *» t bedroom colonial with great potential 525-7900 ... :. BIRM1NOHAM - Adorable io-towa, 4 pool N. of Lone Pine, E. of Wd •"! '• Monday, August 29,1983 339 Lota and Acreage 351 Jfut. k ProfwMk>nal 362 Rati EaU^Wantad W Apartme>nta For Rant 4« Apartrnanti For Raot 400 ta For R«nt Bl^i'cfSara ; THREE W BEDRC r 4 RANCH waated MVDlWOpO APIS. Sabkt Oct, 1,1W PLYMOUTH. Urte I bedrooa) apart- WEST BLOOHTtao • Rabat Ule OFFICE BUILDWO. tor aale. ci«7 oo at least s.1 ata. Jot), ia PUrim BIRMINGHAM >< ttryih May ily i»44^S per aovta. «t beaatifal kcatloo^ heat- carpet-; rykUl * Veooy am. Call lb aak for Lar- t area or Plymo j»h Two. 1*14 MM aeevrfty. i bedroom, ibsth eod aMilaaeaa toctoded,-—*-'-' o-o1'-"' pets,;arsB ;arsB- DOWNTOWN ; : adt, (raet rkv, beto* carpet Nev *!• -••:•-. •••'.: WANTED • Stack Family Homes'la ; > : ¾0ctl.4mplasse«rltf4? ckaa eopdftk v- LrrooU or Fana-' ' ^6M8.JWQpWARD - drapes #4M. Hew .STalaa washer 4> . • as tofM.Mo : Seder be Lazary two bedroom apartsoeob la dryer $>M. Apeotatmeot oeJy. 392 ComrrwcUI/Batafl fkxtttet After lam, IJ^rtse baUdtH tut bamadUte oeea- 474-17¾¾ oo answer, t*T-MT4 AnSt t'e r PreyK)u s Puzzlei 4TM1M pancy. WsAka dkUaca to saoppiaf. ACROSS DOWN -',o ''—••-•: ':•':•: - ':-- .•:;' .>-\-y iHB:^^^ Corner of 0 Mile and Pontlac frail :.s -s Op«n Daily until 6 #^ 9 WUE ROAD NEWSPAPERS % iPhohe^ Furnished Apartmanta Available PHONE 4594310 WBMANAGETO REEP PEOPtti HA(y>Y i the FourMldAbk Croup < 4\ IV •f •) ••; ,>•> m ^i»^»~ t^i^S^i r~ < 8C* >_0*E Monday,August29,1983 --,--,-7 ?;P?wv.r.?r 2 :-:-¾¾¾^ -Vl; ' -*^4H •':'; ^.-:^:/-^-4 i./A-r-'iJ^M :';.'- •?.:'.>;•-<•; ':'''?Vi^H ij-.v .-.-.--.1.,.,r .'•<-:»:: J4*llB v . •--.----;•>; . ;.t ..> yflHB ••;;'^'^v- '.^ji^V ; •--;' '.' -'-,••• ! ^'•; .^jB| •.•^,';^ -•'' ^^H -.7.7-^--^-,,.1-- ';<;.';' BBBBBBJ ^vm^c •v.^^kt^H ^•itiisf. 400 AfMrtitumt«ForR#nt 404 HoutMFofR«nt 404 Houeee For Rent 404 Houeee For Rent 404 Houeee For Rent 412 Townhoueee-Coftdoe 420 Rooms For Rent 422 Wanted To Rent 4360fflco / Business WE8TLANDAREA . CLAWSON. } bedroom Qvad-lereL UVONU* FINEST^^ LOCATION t CU»- WATERFORD TWP. 4 bedroom*, 8yl- ForRent OREENFTELD ft > MUE. Employed RELIABLE MALE 4», expert handy- Attractivej bedroom apartment |4M ATTENTION! faoary room witk flr«pl»e*. office, 1 ty 4 bedroom brick ranch, 4H Uth*. van Lake privUefe*. Fireptac*. caraf*, feotlemae only. Private bom*. Carpet man need* I bedroom booie or apart monthly. Spadoe* 2 bedroom *p*rt- SUBURBAN INVESTMENT car attached carat*. Immediate occv larf* Uvlaf room. famDy room with fcreeoed back porch. AdSi NSIpet*. TROY V Popular 4 bedroom NorthOeld ed. TV. Near "opp&ic. Ampta parklnf. ment Reasonable, rent Redford or BIRMINOHAM • «M*o. ft, near down- meet 4«0 aoonthly. Carpeted, decorat pancy. '.- 7- . .' 444-44M flreplac*,litchee/breakfa*t are*, first MO0.mo.-r«tiJaes, deposit Ml-MM Hm* Condo, MM month. Rent Include* UvonU area; *~ After 4pm 444-2714 town, 4M NWoo. Wd waro d " • PROPERTIES WANTED- Door laandry room, rail basement, 1 assodatioa fee. Call Barbara Younc for drapes, beautiful paneM waUs, ed ft a a lovely im. Heat locreded. COMMERCE TWP. WAYNE. 4 bedroom brick, carpeted. details. ChamberUIn • 4444M0 UVONU WORKING MAN looting for studio or kitchen. Kastabtan Builder* «44-1100 WESTLAND WOODS ^71*444« COMM. & RESIDENTIAL car caraf*. For the foasy. MM month. Exceptionally ale* larf* room with pri- efficiency apartment In Garden City, Commerce VWaje. $ bedroom ranch, No petaTPerry Realty 474-7W4 TROY ' 4 bedroom luxury townhoose. TO BUY AND/OR MANAGE finished basement with bar, carace, vtu entrance. Kitcbeo ft laandry prlvt- WertWorUvonia.AskforBob ,-, Dp YOU NEED a privat* office with a •WO.mootk. iU-mi NORTH TROY. I bedrooms, haf* lot, m^x^^^- MM per month plus *ecurlty deposit 1*1**; '•. »41-144« •••<•••• • ••• . »22-141« WESTLAND AREA WARD L. HARRIMAN 4554440 C«ilMaOUve»*V . 44440M secretary but cant afford the Ugh COMMERCE TWP. -1 bedroom ranch, »44t per moot*, pin* deposit AralUbl* WEST BLOOMFIELD. Beaatliul 4 bed UVONU • (arc* furnished room la overhead? We can offer au of this for REAL ESTATE SERVICES October 1st ^^ 4744444 beaatiful borne. Utilities included, 4174 424 Home Sitting Service MMMM month. \ UTOOU. 4744400 Spacious 1 bedroom *p*rtment, MM 1 f«U baths, family room, fireplace, room bouse oa 1 *cr* wooded kH near I 414 Flofrde Rentalt permceth. :c- -•- 4744247 Plush W31oomfield location, M444SS monthly. AttrecUr* 1 bedroom apart- 477-4464 lake privilege*, alee area, t7M per mo. 14 MUJB ft Novi Rd. I bedroom, lakes. Appliance*, 1 year leea* option MARRIED COUPLE Looking for Long roeet U» Carpeted, decorated ibi CaJlaTlerapffl •--J»MIU wasber, dryer, refrlferator, stove, tobuy.tfMmootL 1»4M0 UVONU • near Sheldon Shopping Cen AUBURN HTS, I bedroom. 1H Uth, 4M0mo. M1-041J ABANDON YOUR HUNT term bouse'sitUng sltuslloa Prefer EXECUTTVB SUJTES AVAILABLE lovely area. Heat bended. family room with Areolae*. 2H cara- COUNTRY UVWQ Union Lake are*, WE8T BLOOMFIELD. 4 bedroom Florida Rentals> All Areas ter. Woman wishes to rest large bed Oakland County. Reference* provided. Includes spacious parking fscUities. Irt. rag*, ecbooi In sub. I years Seas*. 4414 newrr decorated, S bedroom, MM - NOyi-FORLEASK ranch with screened (lass summer Tenants A Landlords room to working woman (14 api, kitch •:-c :> W-5141 floor. Experieoced Executive Secretar Country Court Share LlsUnfJ 441-1410 en privilege*. Refereoce*. . 4174454 ies, persooalised pbooe answering, d«- oxoth plus security. 44444M i»»»pJ«secBri^Aflerlx;»Opm. I bedroom brick ranch, fall tesemeot, t porch, carport, 1 car caraf*. fenced In RESPONSIBLE, working, profeasional • .^ . iifMii backyard, carpeted Qkroucbout Fur- livoeia, on Merriman Rd. between six pikaUng.Notary.. .- - • Apartments ebbed or uttfurnlshed. Mt-1114 BOCA RATON Luxurious Townhouse at woman seeks to car* for and protect AVAILABLE SEPT. ATTRACTrVE I bedrdom borne, ear- the Yacht ft Racquet Club of Boca Ra ft Seven M0* Rd*.'Rent oa month to vacationer** bom*. 2 mooth* ml/ilrcnro HARVARD SUITE petinai appliance*, decorated. C NOW, 1« Mll*-)*«*Jowtrook, newly WESTtAND-. Canton border. A larfe ton b avaflaU* for the winter seasco. month basis. Ideal for middle aged . i Refereoce* available. After 4. M4-1M1 29350 SOUTHFIELD RD 721-0500 LIVONIA • I bedroom, brick raacbe* fenced yard. $W per Mo. plat ( decorated. 4 bedroom*, IH baths, base- brick ranch, 2H baths, family room/ PteaseCail 440-7M4 person. II54 per mooth. . 1744454 with basements, cirafe*>feoced yard*, Joy/Telefraph area, , fireplace, full basement, IH ear ca SEMI-RETIRED Geotiemaa seeking SUITE 122 tpfiiUKX* SOflS Of PlTTDOflU Rd, CLEARWATER, 2 bedroom condo, ca UVONU Merriman between. Plym boos* sittifig position,- BloomfieloVBir- 657-2767 tWrfMerrimaa, M74/MO. ^ry^^MmM raf*, tarf* fenced yard. M74 monthly race, wasber ft dryer, pool, tennis. Col outh ft Joy. Pleasant room, air coodi- mlnghim' Retpecstble, noo-*moker,- WESTLAND EVERGREEN. IM, » bedroom * fin plas security. Oct 1 occupancy. Call or JN. Second floor unit Available for Uoalng, tor working gentleman M or South of ttymouti. East of Wayne R