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.019S9 Siby **n CoovhunJaUon* CcrporHka. AU W4IU Kauvvt. • i e Hi W.(*S ;-:,:5'i &J*M- -:\ Man, 19, gets life in girl's death By Tedd 8chnelder said."And years down the road her status la's death and whether he sexually assaulted Some7 of the victim's clothes were found In staff writer won't be changing either." her while she was stiil alive '. . nearby bushes, and her purse was found hldden- Defense attorney Charles Campbell did not In an earlier statement, signed by the de in brush about 116 yards from the body, court 4! '*•*';£r&f 'J,- A Westland man was sentenced to life in return phone calls to discuss the sentence. fendant and admitted as evidence in the trial, testimony revealed. i prison with no parole Thursday for the August ZIMMERLA, WHO died from a skull frac Emerson said he hit Zimmerla In the back of placM beating death of a John Glenn High School girl. ture according to the Wayne County medical the head several times with a large rock while EMERSON HAD known Zimmerla for about Ronald O'Neal Emerson, 19, was found examiner, would have been a junior at John the two were arguing along the banks of the six weeks at the time of the murder, according and face* guilty by a Wayne County Circuit Court jury Glenn last fall. river. to court records. The two were friendly but MiMMMHii Feb. 1 in the first-degree murder of Michelle Emerson was arrested Aug. 25, the day after Emerson said Zimmerla was semiconscious apparently not Involved In 'a romantic rela .¾. Lynn Zimraerla, then 16. Zlmmerla's partially decomposed, partially after he hit her and that he bad sexual Inter tionship, testimony revealed. Circuit Judge Charles Farmer handed down clothed body was found by police near the course with her after the first set of blows, Emerson, who had returned to Michigan in the life sentence. Emerson had no previous Rouge River In Wayne. according to the statement. January 1988 after living In the Tennessee for criminal record. Emerson admitted killing Zlmmerla during When she threatened to tell police about the about a year, met Zimmerla through another "I think he got what he deserved," said pro testimony at his trial. But he said he had been sexual assault he hit her again, apparently kill acquaintance. secuting attorney Kenneth Simon. under the influence of alcohol and mescaline, a ing her, Emerson told police. He and Zimmerla spent the night of the "I realize having no chance of parole years hallucinogenic drug, and wasn't aware of his In the statement, Emerson told police he murder visiting friends at several locations. down the road seems tough, but then some actions. threw the rock into the river and covered up Emerson testified that the couple had spent j t body, a relative or friend, is always going to be Emerson's testimony contradicted previous Zlmmerla's body with bushes, branches and a part of the time drinking whiskey and using i \ thinking about Michelle Zimraerla," Simon statements given to police regarding Zlmmer heavy ironbeam.— •-- illegaldrugs. — |££HM»pt3M&r tfc*
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given incase By Leonard Pogtr Otttkma? editor Attorneys representing three Wayne-Westland school employees charged with falsifying adult educa-r tion enrollments won their fight Fri day to get more specific Information m from the Wayne County, prosecutor's : ' • ••US?'*** office. ;•'•::••; vvX-' '-' Gall McKnlght, 18th District Court judge, ordered assistant prosecuting^ <**•* attorney Robert Sbelko to provide" more detailed information for the attorneys and the defendants so that they better prepare their defenses. But McKnlght, ruling on a series of preliminary motions from the bench Friday morning, rejected a motion by the defense attorneys that the charges be dropped. ' A four-day preliminary exam is scheduled to begin Thursday, March In pressing for more specific in- foenatloo-be-given -the-defendants,- ARTEMANUELE/«1«ffPhot09f*pt»f the judge said: * "The key questions in the case are Winner — again 'when was the agreement (to con spire) made and by whom and what Jon Okopski (kneeling), his father, LaVerne (right), both of wood was sponsor of the car, built by Jon and raced by La- documents were falsified and by Garden City, and Westland Auto-One owner Jim Ward show Verne. The Okopskis also won an Autorama first place trophy whom.?"' off the 1989 IROC-Z car with which the Okopskis won first several years ago with their 1985 thunderblrd. The IROC-Z, a She and several defense attorneys place honors in the recent Autorama exhibition in Detroit's race version of the Chevrolet Camaro, will be on display at the cited the volume of information re Cobo Hall. Ward's auto accessory business on Ford near Wild- Auto-One showroom through Thursday, '*• lating to the case — including 12 boxes of records, more than 1,000 pages of testimony given\ Jo the Wayne, County citizens' grand jury ' A " ^1 .*jii(-v-*' last year more than 200 pages of notes of the state police during the Retail/off ice plan marks what's ir investigation. THE THREE charged In Novem Calendar...... 4A ber oo two counts of conspiring to . . C.E.F falsify records and then falsifying Classifieds. . . the records are Kathleen Lyons, di return of 2-story projects Auto ...... C rector of special projects and Tink- Index ...... 1F bam Center's executive director, Real estate . . . .'.-E •i******!*: By Tedd Schneider Employment. • • « * »1 Holbert (Rick) Hamrick, assistant staff writer principal at the Ford vocational- • t * • 1C :• -r>\ .^¾..¾¾¾. '. . . This is the first building of this Creative living . technical training center, and Barba A two-story retail/of f ice complex, Crossword. . -; , . . .2E ra Blanton, a part-time adult and the first development of its kind in type for Westland in some time.' Entertainment. . . . ,5D community education teacher.' Westland in this decade, will be built Sports. . i . . \ . ••'.'-. 1C • .A fourth person, who was an adult — George WUhelmi on the southwest corner of Yale and Street scene. . . •.•>. .ID education department employee at Hunter. city planning director the time of the enrollment dispute, is Taste . . .'•.-...... • 1B . being referred to In court documents The site plan for the 40,000- and proceedings as "Jane Doe" be square-foot building was approved Newsline . . . .691-2300 by the Westland City Council last Wllhelmi said the building will fit the north and a subdivision Is across, . Sportsline. . . .691-2312 cause she hasn't been formally week. in well in its neighborhood, which Yale, east of the planned building. charged or arraigned. That Is ex ; feature new residential develop Circulation .591-0500 pected to be done when the prelimi "I don't know if combined com Classified . . . .591-0900 •v ^:)rg# mercial-office developments are re ments as well as established slngle- WftHELMI SAID the developer la nary exam starts March 9. famllyhomes. Representing Hamrick and Blan turning as a trend, but this Is the hoping to. attract service-oriented ton is attorney Richard Clark while first building of this type for West- Directly adjacent to the office/re tenants for both floors of the build-. Nell Fink represents Lyons and Mar land In some time," said George Wil- tail complexwiU be the Castle Woods Ing. U.. vin Blake is defending "Jane Doe." helml, city planning director. Condominiums, now under construc "tt should attract the kind of com- The project developer is Yalo In tion. The Westland Towers apart Kimberly Stout, representing ment complex is across.Hunter to Please turn to Page 2 Lyons at Friday's proceeding, want vestments of Farmlngton Hills. ed the case for her client adjourned am) technically separated from the *' '. other defendants because of her Cli ent's poor health. Bat McNIght de layed her decision oa the request un 2 studied in arson probe j til at least the March » exam. Lyons was found to have bone can •y 0. L Rugenetefn lice said they plan to get warrants nal target, Reddy said. SPRING FASHION 4, cer last fall and Is now undergoing staff writer and formally charge them early next Police said it is likely that a pilot and chemotherapy. week, according to Reddy. light on the shop's hot water heater BUILDER'S SHOW Blake suggested to the judge that Two men were questioned and re The lieutenant said the warrants Ignited fumes from gasoline report March 16,1989 he may ask the charges against his leased as part of an arson Investiga are based on an investigation con edly used to start the fire. It led to client ta reduced or amended be tion into the fire that destroyed five ducted by Fire Marshal Robert Per an explosion that destroyed three it cause of« statue of limitations que* businesses on Warren Road east of ry. Perry Is conducting the Investi other businesses and a fourth, which HEALTH & FITNESS , Uoo.' :,-• MJddlebelt Feb. 10, said Westland gation of what police believe may was scheduled to open last week. March 27,1989 According to court documents and police Lt, John Reddy. - have been art arson-for-lnsurance In A man Injured In the blast is being The men, aged 17 and 21, are resi cident treated for burns at Henry Ford Hos Ptesesturntopsgs2 dents of Dearborn, Reddy said. Po Dominic's Pixteria was the origi pital, Detroit. i
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Continued from Page 1 up to 60 witnesses testify in the ex the information at this stage of the amination, scheduled March 9-10 court proceedings, saying that de the formal charges, the three de and 13-14 to determine if the crimes fense attorneys can ask for that data fendants are „ accused of falsifying as charged were committee and if during the exam. adult enrollment records from Sept. .there is probable cause fhat the de-_ ; But Clark replied that be wants 6,1982 through Aug. 31,1954,-., V i fendants committed the crimes. the more specific information now, iTheJchatges came out. of a long Clark was most vocal In arguing saying he opposes the prosecutor's standing public controversy in whlcm for more Information needed to pre- : ''shotgun approach — I prefer the -school employees and administra pare any defense for his two clients. rifle approach." tors were said to have boosted adult The grand jury testimony that he enrollment figures so the school dis-. ; reviewed makes "no suggestion of a JUDGE Mcknight dgreed with ; • trict would have received more' state conspiracy," Clark said. Clark, noting that Shelko and the de aid revenues, based in part on enroll ."who did they allegedly conspire fense attorneys have already dis ; cussed providing the requested infor •;-. s : ART ?MANUELE/8lafl photographer. ments. /• ';••" / • .: ' with?" he asked/ - Since tljen, the school district Blake said the "vagueness of .the, mation. ' Joe Randazzo (center) and tone Pete (left) and Sam took part in the ribbon-cutting ceremony at agteed it made honest errors in com charges preclude me" from ade In a related decision, the judge the newly-opened fruit and produce business. v ^ putations and agreed to pay back the quately defending his client. - >, said still and video, cameras plus moniei received for the higher en "I don't have the specifics," he recording equipment will beallowed •.<:• rollments. The payback was done stressed. "With the information, I for the exam, based on new Michi through the.state reducing the dis can prepare for cross-examination gan'Supreme Court rules governing trict's subsequent aid payments. and possibly call my own witnesses." that equipment in court rooms. SHEJKO said tie expects to have Shelko argued'against providing But cameras were not allowed for
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Continued from Page 1 on three sides with a 5-foot masonry By C. L. Rugenateln The profit made from the land HE HAD been a produce peddler wall. staff Writer :^: sale reflects the success of Randaz- in Sicily, so.what he did here what munity businesses that will be a pos A second masonry wall, and a (©bserucr zo's life since be made his first trip was familiar. He would go out early itive addition to the neighborhood," wood stockade fence, will screen the 663-530 : Joe Rahdazzo, owner of the hew to America in 1S5S. A native, of Sici in the morning and "sell from the he said. property from residential areas to Published every Monday and Thurs Randazzo'8 fruit and vegetable mar ly, Randazzo said he "wanted to back of the truck" In neighborhoods, Types of office tenants could In the south and west, respectively. day by Observer & Eccentric News ket In Westland, wanted to come to come to America so badly," he got a he said. clude attorneys, dentists, accoun The developer will plant 32 trees papers, 36251 Schoolcraft, Livonia, America so badly he did it twice. job on, a boat and worked his way Because he did not understanding tants or even doctors, he said, the and at least 18 shrubs on the Ml 48150. Second-class ' postage The new market, a measure of his over. But he did it without first get English well, he often couldn't find first floor could be occupied by a grounds. paid at Livonia, Ml 48161. Address success, Is his; fourth and largest. ting required passport and visas and his way back home after work. So, beauty salon, shoe repair shop, piz A 232-space parking lot, Including all mall (subscription/tfjaa^eier" ad Built at a cost of about $2 million, was deported, he said. . Randazzo said,. "I called my wife zeria or similar business. seven.spaces for handicapped driv dress, Form 3569) to P.flTBc* 2428, ers, will be adjacent to the building. Uvonla, Ml 45161. Telephone 691- the 25,000-square-foot building will Two years later, he returned with and said, Tm at such-and-such a According to the site plan, the 0500. also have-three acres for nursery the required paperwork and stayed. street — come pick me up." brick building will have a smooth- The parking area will be lighted, HOME DELIVERY SERylCE stock In two months, ,' \, Once here,, he left the boat and He bought his first piece of prop- panel metal roof and exterior colors with illumination directed away Newsstand . . . . per copy, 25« - Randazzo 'talked about his busi took a train^o4)etroltrwhere4frhad- -erty-S5-yeareago-on-Detrolt's-east will blend-in-with the-environment . from the adjacent-resldentlaUareas - Carrter-r.-. ~. v~rrioMrifyr$2.00~- ness and family after a ribbon-cut an uncle he had never seen. side, at Seven Mile and Outer Drive. Dumpsters will be placed along the and the sfeet, according to the site Mall yearly, $40.00 ting ceremony at his new store on The uncle helped him get started "I built the foundation myself, dug south property line and be enclosed plan. All; advertising published In the the northwest corner of Warren In his newly adopted land, Including it with a shovel," he recalled. With Westland Observer Is subject to the Road and Newburgh Tuesday morn finding Randazzo a wife. the help of a friend he built the 20 by conditions stated In the applicable : ; rate card, copies of which are avail ing. ':;. ;v :.; ::..•••: ;->•••. ,-.- Besides being a mother to their 90 foot building that bouses the origi Liquor license delayed able from the advertising depart ... Randazzo, who owned.a piece of four children — two boys and two nal Randazzo's fruit market. With ment, Weslland Observer, 36251 land near the new shopping center at girls -- Ann Randazzo was invalu hard work, the business "grew and The Westland City Council last at Warren Road and Newburgh after Schoolcraft, Uvonla, Ml 45150. (313) Warren and Yale, had Intended, to able to him when he first started out grew," Randazzo said. week postponed approval of a beer questions regarding the store's prox 591-2300. The Westland Observer build there; But Westland Center in business, JoeiRandazzo.said. He added a second ea8t side loca and wine license for the Meijer store imity to Patchin Elementary School. reserves the right not to accept an wanted the land, so Randazzo sold it "It was very, very hard," he said tion,-and seven years ago expanded The council is expected to vote on advertiser's order. Observer & Ec at a profit and relocated to the,pres- of those early days when he didn't to the west side in Dearborn Heights. the license at Its next regular meet centric ad-takers •have no authority entsite. -.••-.•: v,'.Vf speak English well. But the.heart of his operation and ing, 7:30 p.m. Monday, March 6. to bind this newspaper and Only main warehouse Is still the Seven publication of an advertisement shall The 212,000-square-foot general constitute final acceptance of the Mile market. He has a cooler there merchandise/grocery store Is ex advertiser's order. that can hold "100 rail cars of food," clarification pected to open In March 1990 on the • WESTLAND City Council •' be said, and it's full now. A story about a Westland business corner of Warren and member Charles Pickering has Over the years he's added five explosion and fire In the Feb. 23 Ob Newburgh. been named chairman of the trucks to move the produce from the server should have said that the fire Westland Chamber of Commerce main warehouse, and 350 employees department didn't know anyone was Government Committee. to staff all four locations. injured in the blast until Falrlane CITY OF GARDEN CITY Although the business is getting Clinic In Dearborn called to say a NOTICE OP PUBLIC HEARING NICHOLAS Witkowski has "bigger and bigger, and better", teen-ager was being treated for NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Uut U» Guita Oty Cwmcil will bold » psblle beirtc< at U* arte Cater, retired after 35 years with the WOO MkJdkbtlt Road. Caries City, MJcfeljan oo Marcb *, liHit 7:10 pm ccoctrnlnj tbe Community Randazzo said he "can't stop now." burns. Development Block Grant (CDBO) Program. Tbe foUowlcj actlrtlie* art bticj proposed foe the t» of Westland post office. / The three acres for nursery stock these federal fundi: Witkowski, a postal, will be a first. AMOUNT PROJECT , superintendent^ never«alled In . "Welyja had flowers,. perennials, {»0.000 Funding of Drain Improvement in th* area ksovau tbe IfidEattU then Dralsat* sick during his more tiian three Need insurance DUtrlct (aa are* bounded by Beechwood eo tbe North, Ford oo the tooth, Card»tll and faces every year," said bis son, Sam. But oo the Wert and Inktter co the East). decades of service, saidUoyd by April," they will have a stock of for your home, Wesley, Westland post master. trees and other needs for gardening deecea City-wide. Continued from Pao>1. :-v.\>VJ< • •f-K--> v J^m andlandscapln'g; ' . > car, life, Neighborhood groopa or private ooo-proflt groopj may rutoJI propowli at Ihb time for conajderatka d to pick up a pointer or two from MERTLEGRAFFhas BEYOND THAT, he has no desire fnndlog. • five Wayne-Westland kids; RONALD D.8H0 WALTER been na^ned employee of the to diversify. There'll be no specialty boat or RV? r , . OryClert-Treaaortr The five were winners of the . month for February by the meat counters or dells in the Ran aty of Garden Clly annual city free-throw contest dazzo future. COOOtCddlebelt Westland Convalescent Center. Call Now!! s Garden City, MJchljan UIU sponsored by the Knights of LeGraff is a staff development : "We like to stay away from that," Publish: Febniary 17. Uti Telephooe: 5W-WO0 Columbtt, Notre Dame Council instructor and has been employed Sam said. "We like to do a good job We have £1(¾¾ . Number 5021, WajrbeV at the center for eight years. in produce, and don't want to take The winners included Natasah away from that." t theright ^Hands0 ' Home, Vandenberg Elemenetary < SEVERAL residents made All four Randazzo children, sons coverage V *^ pie. ; School; David Mruk, Stevenson ": a symbolic protest last week to, Sam and Pete and daughters Pat for all your * Junior High; Shawn Krause, voice their opposition to the . Bergamo and Maria Urban!, are ac needs. Marshall Junior High; Jennifer proposed raises for the mayor tive in the business. His wife prefers Gorecki, Stevenson; and Karen : and city council members. to leave the business to them, Ran Olack, Stevenson. ^ > A woman representing a group dazzo said. 427-2500 _; The five will compete to _^_: _ . presented tea bags to the council, __Randa_zzo_ said he gets calls from 2m^QREMRD.- district competition in Garden before they voted to let the raises other states where dealers will be City and could go to the state take effect Wednesday. The bags looking for produce, or looking for East of Middlebelt tournament next month. were to represent the Boston Tea someone to buy surplus. 20 years same location. Party of 200 years earlier. The key to it all, Randazzo said, Is THE WESTERN campus : "Are the bags Lasada or hard work and liking what he does. of Wayne County Community /instate* Upton?" Councilman Tom Artley After all,."It's what I've been doing AlUtit* Inntv** Ccmpuiy College will stage a Career Fair quipped. - all my life," he said. Uti from: AUitiU lit* ImyrtnftCcrnpMy for high school students from 1-5 p,m. Thursday, March & at the THE JUST- BeUeviUebuUdlng. COMPLETED renovation of More than 50 employers from . City Hall is drawing rave reviews »—tti' o one should all sectors of the business : frdm visitors. hav8 |ust one , community and gwenunent will pair of glasses. : But a new name plate for city; So now when Orfiet be represented, including Ford department heads in the council N you purchase one Motor Co., Annapolis Hospital, chambers has the last name of complete pair of pre- Northwest Airlines, the Internal Recreation Director George scriptJOftoJa$ses(mln.' M OFF Revenue Service and the ~ Gillies misspelled. / 42 Portraits purchasewaij you'll get a certificate vaftf for 3o days for Michigan State Police. Gillies admitted he hadn't a second pair of frames FREE Desiner For more Information on noticed the error until it was when you purchase prescription lenses. 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Showing off the new office for job seekers are SER officials Marino Scerpella (left), director of em? ployment; Ramo- ha Flores, special projects liaison; and Rafael Atcala, recruiter. [
By Leonard Poger City. Tlj£j»ew office combines two classes in computer training, com to sending out fliers in the area. staff writer other locations in Garden City and puter repairs, washer and dryer re SER specifically recruited stu Dearborn Heights. pairs and optical dispensing. dents for the four new classes at Jim Brink is a satisfied client of Since opening in January, the Those courses are open to people the Marquette Center, a former el a newly exjgnded Job training and_ _offJce_lsJypically-busy_^Jinedjip without a high school diploma, emeniarementary scnooschooli uiathati was vacant placement agency that offers free with job seekers. those with a GED certificate, and for several years before being re services for local low-income resi The agency, organized 17 years high school graduates between 17 novated into an adult education dents. ago with branches in Detroit and and 19. center last fall. Brink, personnel manager for suburbs, handles 4,000 people a The courses are held at the new Kroger's Michigan dairy division in year, said Marino Scerpella, direc Marquette Adult Education Center Approximately 275 people were Livonia, said he sometimes inter tor of employment for SER. in Garden City. recruited for those classes, Landis views 10 to 15 job candidates to fill Nearly, are all placed in jobs "if "(SER) has plenty of jobs avail said. , one opening. Sometimes he inter they aren't too choosy," be saidi able in shipping and receiving, as views 50 and doesn't find anyone sembly, clerical, warehouse jobs, EXAMPLES OF financial stand for a vacancy, Brink said. BUT THERE are some prob general labor and quality control," ards for eligility are an income of a But when, he contacts SER (an lems, Scerpella said. Scerpella said. maximum. 15,717 over si* months acronym vWhlch stands for Service, One is that many fail a drug test Some positions pay Ing from $7 for a single person and $5,120 over Employment, Redevelopment), given by companies to prospective to f 9 per hour. six months for a single parent with Brink gets a much faster response. employees. two children, Scerpella and Landis "On Thursday, Feb. 16, I called Many firms are complaining that AS PART of its training mission, said. SER to fill two or three positions," many candidates — from Detroit SER is'helping a newly opened ho The organization is opecTfJot only Brink recalled. "I got one person and suburbs — are flunking the tel in Dearborn prepare 300 new to jobless people, but also to those the next day, a second the follow drug test, he said. employees for their jobs. who are underemployed,, such as ing Wednesday and two others Another problem is that some SER can find jobs for "anyone those with part-time jobs who want scheduled to come in Monday." people receive more money in Job who is willing to work and has a full-time work. ^--^ ^ Of those sent to him by SER, less benefits than they would if good record," Scerpella said. Brink hired two. they took a new job, Scerpella said. Rarina Landis, employment , SER, which can be contacted at manager at the new office, said . 522-5627, will provide detailed eli gibility rules for interested people. photos by ART EMANUELE/stafl photographer SER HELD an open house Thurs SER, FINANCED by the U.S. La that the agency works with the. day afternoon at its newly expand bor Department, provides free Job Michigan Employment Security Scerpella suggested an easier Karlna Landis, employment manager, displays the two bro ed office on Ford, one-half mile training and placement and, in Commission and Michigan Depart way to remember the number: 522- chures explaining the job training and placement agency. west of Inkster Road, in Garden some cases, free adult education ment of Social Services, in addition JOBS. 6
Controversy of Verses' Jhe Uivners, management & J^taffofthe Italian Cucina touches close to home Announces rfew Jdours, beginning J^undau, march 5, 1989:: • • i
By Mary Rodrique are three of the things we in the WAYNE STATE'S Rouchdy staff writer West have gone through. Life in me agrees that Rushdie is a very good dieval Europe Is as life in most writer but says the book is tedious Uaesdau through UhUrsdau Death threats against "The Satan Muslim countries. If Salman Rushdie and requires an understanding of ic Verses" author Salman Rushdie had written this book in the Middle Islam. pit the Me^eval-Uke.Isfamic_.relIgL Ages he'd be burned at the stake. "I've read. 150 pages — a few each _ t!:00_a.M,_b>JO:QQ p.m. _ lous fervor against the cherished He'd be a heretic." night — there are 546 pages. It's dif Western value of freedom of speech, Coppola also noted the political ficult reading." according to area scholars and slgnficance of this controversy as She called the Ayatollah's decree a *Jridau Muslims w.ho generally — but not fundamentalist Muslims resist liber form of intellectual terrorism. > •; -. universally — deplore its censorship. al movements such as the election of "You can agree or disagree with "I'm reading It now. If It wasn't a female head of state in Pakistan. the context of the book. But to for this controversy, I would have The Ayatollah also needs a rallying threaten death to the author Is ter- 11:(%) a.m. to 11:00 p.m. '. -1- point to overcome his country's fail • ^ left it long ago," said Aleya Rouch- rorism,"'she said. - > .: dy, a Muslim who lives in Bloomf leld ure to conquer Iraq. Vincent Khapoya, «vho teaches in Hills and teaches Near Eastern and Coppola said Rushdie, who comes ternational politics at Oakland Uni ~2)aturdaij Asian studies at Wayne State Uni from a prominent, elite family of in versity has his copy of "Satanic versity. tellectuals, moved to England as a Verses" on order. Rouchdy was one of 40 professors Muslim who' did'hot want to be so A Kenyan who specializes in South 4:00p.m. to 11:00 p ,m. who signed a petition to boycott a provincial as to live in a Muslim Africa, Khapoya cannot recall an university bookstore that had halted state such as Pakistan but who was other book causing so much contro sales of the.book. The bookstore has unwiUlhg to live as a minority in versy. ' •;• * since ended that ban. Hindu India. "Muslims haven't had the chal Sunday "Particularly at a university, you "He Is an extremely fine writer," lenge Jo orthodoxy that Christians don't prevent someone from read said Coppola who added, however, have already gone through. Rushdie ing," she said. that he does riot feel "Verses" is his is not a devout Muslim. So now the 12:00p.m. to 8:00p.m. The otherwise obscure book has best book. He gives that honor to criticism Is coming from within." enraged Islamic passions In coun "Midrilghfs Children." which he called Staff writer Rich Periberg con tries such as Pakistan and Iran "outrageously funny. So is 'Satanic *•. (closed- monaeftfs where the Ayatollah Khomeini has Verses.'" tributed to this story. called for the death of Rushdie, the Indian-born British citizen who Uhanh udu for uour patronage, and wrote the book, Library reception cool The death threat doesn't surprise Noormlddin Yamani, a Muslim from The controversy over "The Satan Livonia Public Library has one copy for th05e who have not visited us, Livonia, who said the author likely ic Verses" has brought such a flood of the book, and it's now checked out." would have been put to death had he Of .interest that it Is hard to find at "But there's nobody on the waiting •it .* lived In a Muslim country. He feels -area bookstores. list," said Claudine Trenner, branch . we hope to serve uou soon!I I v. the book should be pulled from area t But at libraries, where the book is librarian/ shelves.; V.—--'• - - available for free, the Interest Is Trainer said only one copy was - more like a trickle. bought for Livonia's three libraries ' We are located C,. of 3-215 on ^4nn ^4rbor l\padin pHumoitth. "IT ATTACKS our faith r- it at "Not as much (Interest) as you because "the review wasn't that tacks all faiths," said Yaminl, a might imagine," said Jean Tabor; di good." member of the Daflfoodl Bohra sect rector of the Canton Public Library. "We don't have endless amounts of JKeServationS accepted for pa'rties of 5 or more bij calling 454-1444. of the Muslims which meets at a Onlv three patrons have asked Can money to spend so we buy the ones Farmlngton Hills mosque. ton librarians to buy the book, which we think people will be interested Yaminl, who had not been,able to is on order. In," she said. MThe book wasn't sell f-^roper attire,required. get a copy of the book; said the work •': The book is available at the Dunn- ing until this broke out." •••;• Is a stinging attack on Islam. He Ing-Hough Library In Plymouth," al* bases his opinions on press coverage ^hough there's a waiting list CHIEF librarian Michael Dellcr and word-of-mouth. * "We do own the book and we do said the librarians also look at an au "It's the same thing as if someone have reserves on it," said Path Raw- thor's track record as a writer be had attacked the U.S.A., you'd want llnson, assistant director of the li fore deciding many books t6 buy. to defend It," he said. • brary, which serves Plymouth and Rushdie had a good track Record, he Carlo Coppola, an Islamic authori Plymouth Township residents. said, with Livonia's library already ty and a linguistics professor at Oak Rawllnson wasn't sure exactly owning four other books written by land University In Rochester Hills, how many people were on the wait him. : said that "we in the West cannot ing list. '.-••.•-;' Some area bookstores Initially comprehend what Is happening." ^Garden City Public Library's ono halted sale of the book, but rhany, "When tf e want to condemn this as c<5py of "The Satanic Verses" was including the national B. Dalton outrageous,:we are dealing with a borrowed this week by a reader who chain, have resumed selling the con* different mindset. had signed a waiting list for the . troversUltome. * >'The Islamic world has not gone book, said Library Director Sofia Not one among a half doten local through the Renaissance, the Refor Efoff, l bookstores surveyed had the book mation or the Enlightenment which Tho Carl Sandburg branch of the currently In stock,
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4A{W.G) O&E Monday, February 27,1989 at 72 Marching Band, class treasurer and : An optimist, a lover of life and an a member-of the Druids, a senior < adventurer. •,'..'"••.. honorary society. He also was a :. "I can't imagine a finer epitaph," member of Sigma Delta Chi, & jour wrote Fred Delano in/ December, af nalism society, and Slgnja Nu, a so ter receiving a letter from, one of bis cial fraternity.. many readers describing him so. obituaries Delano, 72, longtime columnist for DELANO worked as an Ann Arbor the'Observer «< Eccentric ftewapav graphs that entertain, that tell of Journalism highly rewarding," said who worked as women's editor of the Plymouth Observer under: Delano, correspondent for the Chicago Tri pere died Friday of a heart attack people and things, bow and then re- Tower. /O-v.'--'. % bune while a student. while recuperating from surgery, in • laUng something you didn't know," •i "Delano had a special emotional described him as "the consummate 5 : After graduating, Delano worked Huntington Beach, Calif . : he wrote about his column in 1986. warmth and involvement," said newsman.'' -:.. v v • After his son David was.killed in as Detrlot Free Press Flint bureau Delano wM visiting family and Delano ' had a large following Power. 'That quality allowed him to chief. In those dayi, the Free Press friends In Nevada and the West 1 put himself in the other guy*s posl- an accident, Delano came to the through the years, particularly in the office >nd wrote his obituary, said published a special Flint edition. .' Coast when be was admitted to the . Plymouth area where he could be ^fOn.''; ..''v:/;-',-/,/.:., -•:;,,.•. He was a general assignment re hospital. He' died In the Care West •'Fred Delano was very simply an Merrillat. seen often walking up and down . In typical Delano Journalistic porter at the twice-weekly News-Ad Huntington Valley Nursing Center. malnstreet always in search of new .-, inspiration, one \>f • the* best Journal vertiser In Flint and a dally sports . Author for more than two decades ists I've ever known," said Steve fashion, before leaving for California material fpr.. his column. He also ' in January, he left his family with a columnist for the Long Beach' Press of the column ''Through Bifocals," 'spent time working as a columnist Barnabv, managing editor of the Ob and Telegram In Long Beach, Cali Delano charmed and entertained for thi^ Plymouth Community Crier. server i Eccentric Newspapers. complete'biography so .that "we Fred Delano would be prepared In case anything, fornia. He also was a member of the . readers with his anecdotes about "In his days, here as a working edi sports staff of the Chicago Tribune. themselves, their neighbors, himself, ; He al$o was one: of '"the. original tor, he helped to mold many careers. happened," said son-in-law John • v. •'.. members of Hhe Journaustlc staff Smith. He worked"full-time at the Ob DELANO WAS general manager his coterie of friends and his wife, He would gently scold young report server & Eccentric Newspapers of Ihe Detroit Pistons from 1957-58, Olga; who he affec^onately referred which.helped to develop thVcpmmu-; ers who were reluctant to get the en Born in Dowaglac, Mi., he was, a nity -•• journalism- philosophy along from 1987 to 1979. During that time the year the franchise moved from to as Mother Goose in his column. tire story. But he also'would reassur-> devoted Wolverine fan. Delano grad Fort Wayne to Detroit. r with Observer 6 Eccentric^ owner uated from the JJniverslty of Michi •he was a reporter, editor of the She;diedbnFeb;Uil988. r - Ingly help those same young report Plymouth Observer, Wayne.County From 1955-57, he worked as sports Never a pretentious person, De Philip H. Power, ers who needed help In developing m gan in 1937. with a bachelor of arts degree. He majored in Journalism editor, ailing managing editor and publicity director and director of lano left political and social analysis "He was one of those who cnose to angle. "- v administrative assistant to the exec community relations at the Universi to other columnists at the newspa- ":..' devote themselves to community "Arid although.,he.expected a lot and history. While at the U-M, Delano was as utive editor. ty of Detroit. journalism. He was able to do any out of others,.nobody ever worked From 1979 to 1982, Delano worked In the '40s, he worked as publicity thing he chose. Add he was one of the harder than Fred." sociate sports editor at the Michigan Dally. He was a member of the U-M as a free-lance writer in public rela director for the Detroit Lions and •>?•*• PREFER to; compose para- early people who found community Glenna Merrillat, of Plymouth, tions and promotion. He clients In was executive secretary of the Mich cluded the National Open Putting igan section of the PGA (Profession Championships, Bloomfleld Hunt al Golfers Association). He also Club Horse Shows and Buesser, worked as sports publicity director^ Buesser, Snyder and Blank, attor at U-M and at Northvllle Downs. In faxlida^ neys in Bloomfleld Hills. 1948, he was operations and promo Delano was well-known among tion coordinator of a nine-day train sports publicists. He was an associ tour for the U-M's first return to the • TAX SERVICE Class will focus on weight control, cholesterol and a healthy lifestyle. ate member of the public relations Rose Bowl since 1902. ; Throng* April 11 :-^ Free income staff of the Los Angeles Ranis Foot Delano is survived by bis son, Rob tax service v will be offered to low- Registration is open now. For more information, call 721-1044. ball Club, In 1951-52, he was presi ert of Reno, Nev.; daughter, Betty, of Income seniors Mondays and Tues community calendar dent of the Southern California Foot Plymouth Township, the girls volley days 12-3 p.m.' at the: Friendship ball Writers Association. ball coach at Plymouth-Salem High Center, 1119 N. Newburgh, West_ - Non-profit groups should mail items for the calendar to the • MILLIONAIRES PARTY In the late '50s and '60s, Delano School; three grandchildren and ?or mof ^niitfrnT^il —Observer. 36251 Schoolcraft. Livonia, Ml 48150. The date, worked as a free-lance writer In three sisters, Martha Davis of Ann 722-7628. iirne and place of the event should be included, along with Friday, March 10 - The Wayne- Westland Indian Guides Program public relations for the Detroit Arbor, Mary Rlizardi of Kalamazoo the name and phone number of someone who can be will sponsor a millionaires \ party Olympic Committee, serving twice and Florence Gray of Florida. j • MORE TAX SERVICE reached during business hours^to clarify, information. as coordinator for the U.S. Olympic Funeral arrangement are'being '; TfiroBga April 131'— Free income 7:30 p.m. to 1 a.m. in New : Hawthorne Valley banquet hall, Swimming and Diving Finals when it made by Shrader Funeral Home, tax service will be offered io low- was in Detroit. 453-3333. . Income. seniors-:'Tuesdays and land School District Senior Adults by the "Big Band Express." Make Merriman north of Warren. Admis Wednesdays 10 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at will hold it's pinochle meeting at checks payable to "the Big Band Ex sion Is $7.50 which includes $5 In the Maplewood Center,.on Maple- 6:30 p.m. to'we Dyer Center, 36745 press" and mail to Richard Cywin- chips. The proceeds go towards the Indian Guides Program which SECTION 0012 wood west of Merriman,. Garden Marquette near Carlson. skl, 3506 McKitrich, Dearborn 48122. ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS City, For appointments, -. call 525- fosters parent/child activities. Tick ets may be purchased a( the door, or FOR • WWCS WEDNESDAY CLUB • KITELINE Mi9.-^-:;[\;i••/••:::y;::X- '.:'•' by calling 721-7044. WAYNE-WESTLAND SCHOOLS RE-ROOFING Wednesday, March 1 — The Wednesday, March 8 - Kiteline • FISH FRIES Wayne-Westland School District Sen group, will meet 9:30-11 a.m. in the ; : Friday* Utrovgh March 24 - St. ior Adults Wednesday Club will meet principal's conference room, Frank r Board of Education Raphael Catholic Church, Merriman at 1 p.m. in the Dyer Center, 36745 lin High. School, 31000 Joy Road, • WHISTLESTOP SHOW WAYNE-WESTLAND COMMUNITY SCHOOLS north of Ford,'•> will hold fish fry Marquette near Carlson. Livonia, kiteline is a parent/princi Saturday, March 11 - The Whist- 36745 Marquette Street dinners 5-8 p.m. every Friday during pal group that meets to discuss ques lestop Arts and Craft Show will be Westland, Michigan 48185 Lent, Prices are $3 for retirees, • GC. FINE ARTS tions and concerns. There are no of held 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Wayne •2.75 for children, and $5.76 for Wednesday, March 1 - The Gar ficers or formal agenda. For more Community Center. For more infor 1. Projects adults. Hot dogs and fries will.also den City Fine Arts Association will Information, call 523-9306. mation, call 721-7400. a.' (88-02-25) Edison Elementary be offered to children; ; . meet at 7 p.m. at Maplewood Com Prepare portion of existing roof to receive new insulation and single ply v roof system in accordance with manufacturer's recommendations at munity Center, 31735 Maplewood, • WWCS BINGO • BLOOD DRIVE Edison Elementary School. • FLOOR HOCKEY c west of Merriman. The program will Wednesday. March 8 — The SaWrday, March 1L— St. Bernar- b. Bid will be for a single ply roof system. ••• Monday, Feb. 27 - Wayne West- be drawing and sketching of a live Waytie-Westland School District Sen dine Church will sponsor a blood c. Install new insulation and new EPDM fire-rated system, rating land Family V .will begin reglatra- ;model,;who resembles:HelgaMThe ior, Adults will hold a bingo party at drive 9. a.m. to 3 p.m.,in the social Class A on above roof area of approximately 36,000 square feet. (This includes tlon *Jor Adult Floor ' Hockey meeting'l8 open to guests. ' * 1 plm.-'u the Dyer Center, 36745 hall, 31463 Ann Arbor Trail at Mer alternate 61 roof area) Contractor to confirm roof area quantities and submit Leagues. You must be 16 to register. Marquette, near Carlson. riman. proposal accordingly. NOTE:*Obe area ofYOof alrea'dy re-roofed with single ply Team* of 9-}0 players wUJ play a JO- • QCJAYCEE8MEET membrane. game schedule. Register at YMCA, Th wsday, March 2.— The Garden • LEGAL AID (88-02-26) P. D. Graham Elementary 827 S. Wayne Road, West^and. City Jaycees, general membership a. Prepare portion of existing roof to receive new Insulation and single Thursdays, March 9, 23 — Legal • REWARD ply roof system in accordance with manufacturer's recommendations at P. D. meeting will be beld at 8 p.m. in the aid assistance will be provided in the The Polish Centennial Dancers Graham School. • ALUMNI Silver Saloon, Mlddlebelt Road Just Senior Friendship Center, 1119 will award a prize of $100 for a de b. Bid will be for single ply roof system. Monday, Feb^ 27 -r Bishop. Bor- north of Ford. For more informa North Newburgh Road. Services will sign used to for an upcoming parade c. Install new insulation and new EPDM fire-rated system, rating gess Alumni Association will bold its tion, call Laurie at 421-7892 or Deb be provided by Eric Colthurst,,attor float. The trailer to be used is 7 feet Class A on above roof area of approximately 49,000 square feet Contractor to first meeting at 7 p.m. at Bishop biei at 534-7359. , ney at law, and Bockoff and Zamler, wide, 14 feet long; and must not ex confirm roof area quantities and submit proposal accordingly. NOTE: One area Borgess Catholic High School, 11685 attorneys at law. Free consultation ceed 10 feet in height. For more In of roof already re-roofed with single ply membrane. Appleton, Bedford. For more infor • DEPRESSION TALK will be offered on workmen's com- • formation, call 522-3777. (88-02-28) Hoover Elementary mation, call Candy at 255-1100, Thursday, March 2 — The West- pensation, wills and testaments, so a. Prepare portion of existing roof to receive new insulation and single cial security, all personal injuries, ply roof system In accordance with manufacturer's recommendations at Hoover land Friendship Center and Gada Elementary School. ' • GC REPUBLICAN CLUB bouts'Club will sponsor a program malpractice, and more. For appoint • DIABETES SUPPORT b. bid will be for single ply roqf system. Taesday, Feb. 28 — The Garden focusing on ''recognizing and coping ments and more information, call A "Diabetes Support Group" for c. Install new Insulation and new EPDM fire-rated system, rating City Republican Club will meet at with depression" at 12:45 p.m. San 722-7632. diabetics and their families will Class A on above roof area of approximately 36,000 square feet. (This Includes 7:30 p.m. in room 5 of Maplewood dra Plumer, who has a master's de~ meet 7-8 p.m. the first Wednesday of alternate .61 roof area). Contractor to confirm roof aro* quantities and submit Community Center, 31735 Maple-, gree in social work and counseling • NUTRITION CLAS8 every month at the Garden City Hos- propodal accordingly. wood. The agenda will focus on re sociology, will be the guest speaker. Friday, March 10 — Wayne West- pital-Health^and Educatlon-Center*- (88-02-33) Walker Elementary —* ports from the recent state GOP land Family Y will begin a nutrition 6701 Harrison. The Diabetes Outpa a. Prepare portion of existing roof to receive new insulation and single Convention in grand Rapids. For • WWCS PINOCHLE class 7-8:30 p.m., at the Wayne-West- tient Education Department will ply roof system In accordance with manufacturer'a recommendations at Walker sponsor this program. Elementary School. v more information, call Ric Maslarak Friday, March 3 —. The Wayne- land YMCA, 827 South Wayne Road. b. B|d will be for a single ply roof system. at 422-4086 or Jerry Cox at 421-5728. Westland School District ^ Senior c. Install; new Insulation and new EPDM fire-rated system, rating Adults will hold a "progressive pi Class A (excluding wood deck) on above roof area of approximately 12,000 • CARD PARTY nochle party" at 1 p.m. In the'Dyer •SYNOPSIS OF MINUTES square feet. Contractor to confirm roof area quantities and submit proposal Tieaday, Feb. 28 — The Garden Center, 36745 Marquette near Carl BOARD OF EDUCATION accordingly/Felt base flashing, replacement of existing edge flashings and re City Ladies Auxiliary to VFW Post son. Prizes and fun for all. ' Livonia Public Schools pair of existing metal flashings also included. 7575, Garden City, will bold a card (86-02-34) Kettering Elementary < 15125 Farming ton Road a. Prepare portion of existing roof to receive new insulation and single party at noon In the ball On Ford and • BIQ BAND EXPRESS February 6,1989 ply roof system In accordance .with manufacturer's recommendations at Ketter Venoy. Admnission is $3 per person .< Saturday, March 4 — A dinner/__ ing Elementary School. and includes lunch, raffle prizes, and dance will be held at the UAW Hall,: 'Toe following Is a summary, In Bynopsla form, of the Board of Education's . b. Bid will be for a single ply roof system. door prises., ' Van Bom Road, west of Middlebelt. regular meeting of February 6,1989; the full text ot the minutes is on file Jn the c. Install new Insulation and new EPDM fire-rated system, rating .Admission Is f 25 per person and will office of the Superintendent, 15125 Fannington Road, Livonia, and in the princi Class A (exceptions - wood and tectum decks) on above roof area of approxi • WWCS PINOCHLE Include a full-course buffet dinner pal's off ice of each School, aud la available on request mately 24,000 square feet (This Includes alternate 61 roof area). Contractor to and open bar. Music will be provided President Thbrderson convened the meeting at 8:00. p.m., In the Board Room, confirm" roof area quantities and submit proposal accordingly. ' Tieaday, Feb. 28 - Wayne-West- )5125 Farmlngtoo Road, Livoqla. Prete'nt: Joseph Laura, Richard McKnight, 2. ARCHITECT Marlorie Roach, Patricia Sari, Pat Tanclll, Richard Thorderson. a. Lane, Rlebe, Welland - Architects Oowea Apple Award*: The Board presented Golden Apple Awards to staff mem- 23629 Liberty Street beri Norma Carey and Ronald Nowry.- : . Farmington, Michigan 48024 "'•• ^ OTYOFOARDENCITY ; Staff Recofaltioa: Tb« Livonia PTA Council presented a Distinguished Service Telephone: (313) 478-0430 . : * 1W»- BOARD OP REVIEW DATES Award to Jay Young, Community Relations Supervisor. Fax:(313)478-0435 Atdieaee Comnnkatkwt: The following Individuals addressed the Board in 8. PROPOSAL TO BE SUBMITTED v NOnceiS HEREBY GIVEN to «Upot*t*J (*nxn «C Uw City k 0*r*o CUy iKil Q* Botnl U RtTtaw, regard to elementary attendance areas: D. Stafiej, E. QuanU, J. Jackson, L. • a. Proposal 60 Roofing Contract { »U1 me«« la «•*» oa Uw foUowlog Ufi ui (lax* 1« fct«»p<*»l« « U» 1W* mmn#s& rolh. Lewia, P. Surlo; O. WlWarm, D. Lajnont, S. Mucclon, L. Singer, D. KanUler, G. 4. DUE DATE AND PLACE -''••' 'MowUy '.•."•':•••*. N' M»ixliJ»,l>W l^pm.Mflpjn. DiPonlo, J. Upenta and N. Forte. TWd»» » lltrefclf.im •• »:W»m-»M(im. a. Proposals wilt be received at the following: V UttttUkj UtnMXyiH* l.^p-m..»Wfun. . '• . Mtottt* The minutes and synopsis of the regular meeting of January 18,1989 Date: Monday, March 6,1989 - Time: 2:00 p.m. ^ . ftotfer ItoKfclMHt ' »:W»jn..|>«pm. were approved as corrected. Place: Wayne-Westland Communlly«Schools I Tri4»j M»reM7,1»t ».»*»Jn..»»pii. PreteaUttoa: S. LeVine, K. Martus and J. Young gave a brief overview ot the Department of Buildings and Grounds ' i T«t*tJt* nliot mi ftcton tot OM JMJ UI jt*r. Maaterworks volunteer art appreciation program currently In place In Livonia 33415 Myrtle Street V C«H(«KWR«IO •• •- F»c mmM >^l" W^^^^m^mm «PPP* •Pi Monday, Februaryg7,1969 O&E *Ml: By Wayne Peal make the projects a reality. ' :I staff writer /'We all have to link arms," Car#r said. ,"No one man can do; this From new picnic tables to con alone." A. ':V -J: '/•• -'. •; ;; •: >-' struction of a wave pool, Wayne Lilce Mack, western Wayne County County's long-neglected parks sys commissioners were generally en tem would get a major boost under thusiastic over JicNamara's propos- 'I have park land all plans announced Thursday by Coun 'He didn't propose too •als.;.j-:'.;.. ^-,/ •_'..'• '••..;v '••'.." •','-/• ty Executive E/dward McNamara. throughout my district. "I have park land all throughout In his annual State of the County up.. mm- much, but then Wayne my district. So, naturally, I'm glad So, naturally, I'm glad address,. McNamara pledged to im County doesn't ha ve he's going to be doing something for ' he's going to be doing mediately "revitalize county parks tod much extra money parks/'; said commissioner" Susan by bringing in hundreds of picnic ta* something for parks.' Heintz,. R-Northvllle Township,' ble3, fixing up rest stations and im to spend.' — Susan Heintz whose district includes. Livonia; proving the ball fields." . — Milton MacH, Plymouth and Plymouth Township/ Long-range plans call for paddle R-Norlhville Township , D-Wayne "Parks are something we (the com boats on Wilcox Lake, Plymouth. mission) are going-to take a look at."- Township, a water theme park with The neighborhood, revitalkatioh' wave pool and water slide at an as- plan drew praise from commissioner;; yet unannounced'site and completion- Richard'Manning, D-Redford Town^ of a new county golf course In Ink- Ship. • •:;•.'•.:/ : ;.,,' ' ster. "I've had neighborhood, leader* The executive also announced a come to me and say they'd like to county sponsored effort (o boost vol see something done," he said. •"••••• ^ unteer Rouge River cleanup efforts. banks," McNamara said. "We are through an f800,000 Kellogg Foun (For more details on these and our condition in a phrase that was Commissioner Kay Beard, who By spring 1990, McNamara said, going to bring those days back." dation grant. other county projects see related sto widely quoted: the state Of the coun wasn't In attendance (see related 8to-: parts of the Rouge could be made Full details on the park proposal, • Non-violent county prisoners ry) ty is a mess," McNamara said. "I am' ry) nonetheless called the speech^ "a-- clean enough to restore canoeing. including financing, will be 'an will be assigned to a cleanup pro Most of McNamara's. speech cen pleased to be able to stand before positive, upbeat address." Bearo nounced hext month, deputy county gram for urban neighborhoods. The tered on financial Improvements the you today and tell you that after two added, however, that she believed1 "AS A young boy, I spent many executive Michael Duggan said. program, called Project:GAIN, executive said were made over the years of hard work, the mess is being the commission should have;; summer afternoons in Hines Park In other new programs: would also involve the Detroit De past two years. cleaned up." received more credit for its own con^ with my family canoeing down the • Child care vans will bring pro partment of Public Works and UAW "Two years ago, In my first state While McNamara offered few new tributions. * Rouge River or picnicking on its grams to urban neighborhoods retirees. of the county address I summed up proposals, one area county commis "We pushed him (McNamara) on sioner said the lack of new programs the new Jail tax and we've been; was understandable. trying to" put money into parks/; "HE DIDNT propose too much, Beardsald. - - Parks, jail, health plans are highlighted: but then Wayne County doesn't have Community leaders who attended i too much extra money to spend," the speech were generally impressed; Here are highlights of new county complete a new county golf course in Chief Circuit Judge Richard Kauf the day care problem and start doing said commissioner Milton Mack, D- as well. :\ •'.'/..' :[[ projects announced Thursday in Inkster. i man's ruling to place the jail under something about it," he said. Wayne. "The best news is that the Redford Township Supervisor: County Executive ELdward McNamara will also "find a way McNamara's control for one year. • Urban neighborhoods — A new county is now on sound financial James Kelly said he hoped the neiga-J McNamara's annual State of the to beef up" park police patrols. • Metro Airport — Ground will program, Project GAIN: Getting Ac footing." Mack's district includes borbood cleanup program would bfc] County address: • Jail — The long-running dis be broken for. a_new -runaway and tively Involved in Neighborheodsris -Canton Township. —-— as successful as • a-similar program; • • Parks — Widespread park im pute with sheriff Robert Ficano control tower. The airport will also being created through the offices of Wayne County Commission Chair that cleans area highways.' 3 MARCH 3-4-5 SAME DAY INSTALLATION po<* •«i>u.«« (:t^!?';v;;.M^!; v,.v, ••>; ,-. DAVISBURC. 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WESTLAND CENTER Rochester 662-33M Canton 45$-$&2 Southfletd ,- Open Dally 10-9, Sundays 12-8 Pontlac W1-«7I0 Nov) AH+VH Troy f West Btoomfleld H1-I910 HOURS Moo ^ri.t-7;S«tt.1 ^ Wayne & Warren Roads, Westiand 5404**) Livonia 477-9090 Westiand Managed by The Center Companies f*W Credit Ctnh Acc+pfd Y N I mm '-^•^•'vi^dAi^Lliiii. &k^:^S3^ Ml_ ^^M*^tfH**i*aM*^Mtate*^***k«^**MiHft«fti ^Mki ^ hi^ja mmmmmm 1 : : mmmmmmmmmmm^mam^mmmmmmmmm .-•»•*:' -:»'-*v. i ^.*y»0*»,j *»* '^.-•"-J ";* ' -v*** * ^Nl^-^"--^--y ; ^"* ^-' '-^, •*,..;* r "~" * " * !,•>•• *MW.W.Q) O&E Monday' February 27,1689 •••••\.-".' ?,;v:..:. . :/-\ ".-••.".'-'* ' - * ' - ' :' - ' . *• '' t '•*_•.'•, '•••_•'•. ?$&&?^Q< S^>v :-W•-: ' i - . *- ' /" • : '•: * • , othervoltes mmO--. -:-.----^ • ;• •S GOV* BLANCHARD has upped the not only taking the profit out of drug ante on drug dealers. dealing, which Is the same aim pro Blanchard is gambling .on the ponents of drug legalization advo ^UcUgan Treasury Department's cate, but he will have taken a major Drug Asset Recovery Team (DART) step toward that goal without travel taking the profit but of drug dealing. ing down a dangerous and misguided : avenue, like legalizing drugs. DART is Michigan's newest weap J >; Gary on in. the war against drug dealers'. Kohut Under the program, reported recent-- HISTORY supports Blanchard. ly, treasury department agents will Chicago gangster Al Capone in the accompany police on drug raids and computing the tax liability;when the 1930s was brought down not for by portable computer will immedi suspects are .arrested, treasury offi racketeering or for having his ene Bj)R BETTER OR worse, /ree- daiiy.vThere' Is a difference. Most'of. ately calculate suspects' back taxes. cials can freeze assets before money mies murdered but for tax evasion. wajradefine;much of who we are and L275 used to. be nothing but opeii State treasurer Robert.Bowman is removed from bank accounts or DART will help in following the trail whaV w6 do. tike it or not, the last field. The/ area along 1-696 is a "ma other personal property is lost. to — and in bringing down — the ture" area, as a county press release estimates that In a hypothetical case greft freeway to Michigan Is neaJrlng: a drug dealer could owe up' to $1.1 A new twist on the traditional ap drug king pins;, our modern day Ca- completion..}; ;••;"/'•.;'• ;, :; • :¾ \- delicately puts it. It will'have^to be proach'to drug interdiction; which is 'pones. redeveloped. .' million in sales tax, single business The last link of 1-696 across the tax, income taxes and interest and primarily aimed at seizing drugs at Not everyone is thrilled with the the nation's borders or on the streets As an added benefit, DART will be northern suburbs should be complet- expressway. Some fear they will be penalties on $18,000 in dally drug a source of almost untapped tax rev ;: ;ed this year. The saga of 1*696,lasts sales in 1988. ' or in the crack houses where sales left behind; others fear an increase are madle, DART will allow the state enues In this age of ever-tightening •; - longer than an NBC mini-series. In in crime; some worry that the free government budgets for tougher law '' -, fact when work first started on the DART IS aimed at taking the prof to follow'the money trail and deter will be able to.go from Novl to St, way will become a concrete barrier mine how dealers got their wealth enforcement and drug abuse treat ; •:'; expressway, there was no such thing between the suburbs and Detroit; it out of drug sales by taking the ment and education. ;^fasarainl-serles. ; - *••,•> . Clair Shores In 30 minutes, which is money dealers make under current and if taxes have been paid. probably worth doing once just to still others, in communities such as tax law provisions which allow the By allowing the state to follow the Incredibly, neither the Internal > • P3>r a quarter of a'century,- strug- say you did it. Lathrup Village, worry about the freezing or confiscation of assets. By money trail, Blanchard is banking on Revenue Service nor any other state :gl«C pVer rights Of way have pre* proliferation of billboards. has a program similar to DART. , r; vettkl the completion of the last Many people are licking their But for many the future is opti Perhaps they should take a cue from , '• linSof a Detroit freeway belt. ^ chops over the,possibilities. A na mistic. Rebirth towns like Royal Oak Blanchard. tional real estate consulting firm think the expressway will add to v ^ delay b BO long that unusual hired by Oakland County sees "dy their.renaissance. A city like South- DART is a sign that the state is : thifl^ have happened. Cracks were, namic" market possibilities for com field, where commercial develope- getting even tougher on drug offend discovered last week in a bridge that munities that straddle the highway. ment is already flourishing, s^es the Asthma summer ers. wiUV carry the freeway over the highway as an added impetus to pro I". Roflfre ^ River in Southfleld, The Upscale condominiums, high-tech industrial space, and neighborhood mote a good residential community. MONEY has been the one part of i c brflfce cracked before the freeway "The completed ^^696 will give the law enforcement equation that waa»open to traffic, which is not so and strip retail centers will be people more choices of where to Eve, camp's recruiting has generated the most controversy. unSual as far as cracked bridges go. strong, according to the firm, Laven- shop, work and play," said Robert State and federal budget revenues : BuQhe bridge was 23 years.old. It's tholandHorwath. Block, city manager in Southfleld have been squeezed. Debate over be$a sitting unused since the mid . —The^easier access^tsn'tthe-only- -and-chair-of-the I*896-Committee, priorities on the state level have-een^ '60«: waiting for expressway con "As traffic barriers are lowered, volunteer workers tered on education and prison while struction to get out of the slow lane. reason for the outlook. Many outly ing communities such as West real estate .competition will in on the federal level the military During this time, east-west traffic. Bloomfield,. Rochester Hills and crease." Summer camp is a great Ameri FOR STUDENTS and profession budget has had top priority for the across Oakland County has become a Troy are looking askance at uncon Expressways are often known as can tradition and the American als interested in respiratory prob past eight years. DART will draw long-standing Joke, Not everyone trolled growth. Their reluctance to ditches. For many communities, this Lung Association of Southeast Mich lems, allergies, pediatrics and rec the focus of tax collection on Illegal ' finds this -oftensive. -There are com cooperate with future projects may new ditch might help them dig a igan (ALASEM) need volunteers to reational therapy, attending camp activities and should use the reve munities along ti Mile Road where : turn southward the gaze of some de path to prosperity. help maintain that tradition for 70 will provide opportunities to experi nues derived from those collections traffic lights purposely wort against velopers. ''"•'••''] Michigan boys and girls with severe ence "first-hand" the problems that to continue prison expansion and ex ' the driver. The message is simple: If. Rich Periberg is the assistant asthmas young asthma sufferers encounter pand the DART program to more you are in a hurry^ try another route. You don't have to look far to see managing editor in charge of This summer you can enrich your daily. drug dealers and other criminal en *how an expressway can change an Oakland County editions of the life and the life of an asthmatic Staff volunteers are needed for terprises. There will be a faster way tb cut; area. Development along 1-275 con Observer & Eccentric Newspa-* child by volunteering to spend a the period Sunday, June 25 to Satur acroeJB the county once 1-696 is tinues to change the scenery almost pers. ) week at Camp Sun Deer. day, July 1 at the Battle Creek Out For DART to be truly effective, opened this fall. Planners say you Camp Sun Deer provides a tradi door Education Center. however, the Blanchard Administra tional outdoor-camp setting for Camp Sun Deer is 10 miles north tion has to coordinate DART with lo asthmatic children, ages nine of Battle Creek in Dowling. The cen cal law enforcement agencies, creat through 12, who are normally re ing a close network'of cooperation Not everyone fe thrilled ter encompasses 144 acres of wood with agencies and departments with the expressway. stricted to a life indoors, in a con ed land on Clear Lake. trolled atmosphere. The following staff positions need across the state. Same tear they will be keeping up with government "Sun Deer" campers participate to be filled: physicians, nurses, phar Blanchard should continue to im /|ft behind, others tear in a variety of activities (swimming, macists, recreational therapists, plement innovative approaches to Looking for information about tution, election'laws, voting regula archery, fishing, hiking and more) respiratory therapists, waterfront fighting drug dealing. Bowman says att increase in crime; state government? The League of tions or tax information. and are closely monitored by expert instructors, patrol leader, activities DART Will not solve the war on sf me worry that the Women Voters has a toll-free tele- The telephone is" answered from health care professionals from a va leader, and an enthusiastic, loving drugs. But D^ART clearly will go a fmewgy will become a , phone service (l-$00-292-5823) that , 10:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. weekdays. riety of disciplines. support crew. long way toward eliminating the may be helpful. The telephone service Is paid for Volunteers who attend camp gain For more details about how you prime attraction of drug dealing: the concrete barrier by the league's education fund. The a wealth of personal and profession can enrich a severely asthmatic profits. between the suburbs The league's Citizen Information League of Women Voters is a non al experiences; this program offers child's life, call Sharon Hefner at • a^d Detroit.. v > --.7.:: • .^- :.¾\ .:Cente r in Lansing offers ltd help peo profit organization that works to training in most, aspects of asthma the Lung Association, 559-5100, 8:30 Gary L. Kohut is an attorney ple find out about such things, as keep voters interested and informed management. ;1 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays. based in Birmingham. He lives in ' pending legislation, the state consti > about governmental Issues. Troy. . wexe • When we go away on • vacation, mom prefers ^ -^^o stay at a HCR Healthcare ft'i ^ j Center, She receives the V *-^ ^t's the Easter Bunny's big arrival at " medical attention she needs, ^x / m JvlsUsotherresldenU, ?, TwelveOaksonSal ' ° * ' ' and feels secure and mm Talkabouta ".comfortable..-. ;!• This one includes an honest •If someone you love Twelve Oaks on Saturday, •needsshort-term, , ; Fashion I^nel with some pretty crazy*characters joining ;*^fr: nursing care, visit them. There's Winnie the Pc>orv, Tigger and^^ Eeydre, too. :4~i**-*v < the HCR Center It all ends in Center Court> with a puppet show and • closest to you and : magic show. And, of course;"a bigaja^arance by ;p • find out how both jof you can enjoy . the Easter Bunny. (Hell be avgUapteloroictures -better vacations. ^ with your kids from March 4-23/) So bring thefamily to Twelve Oaks.on )r. 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February 27. f 989 O&Jg ^"7A #»>??v By Tim Richard pack," Berg said, "the Intentions of . Poll respondenti said most denials "They want their files, .and they puter tapes as well as written docu FOIA request, either because Uwy staff writer reporters are not always pure." He came from city toy eminent offi have a right to their files," LaLonde ments -X . ..-.'•.'.'. didn't need to or hid obtained- cited a Detroit News memo Instruct* cials, followed by state agencies and 8ald."But one wanted a list of em- Mike Wendland, former newspa records In other ways. V It's Irrelevant whether reporters ing the staff to look for "horrorB that courts. .•. '.'.. ': -.;.-• • ••/X:':-— ^ployee*,- another toe architectural per reporter and now with WDIVr Generally, the public U entitled to pursuing information have pure in can be discussed at suburban cock- Many reporters said the 1976 law plans of all prisons. Many do it to TV* said governmental denials of examine records of government bod tentions. "If it's public, I have a right tall parlies." . needs to be strengthened, perhaps by harass us. They want to sue us." documents occur because "they have ies or ageocle*. Some records — to view it," a newsman told a panel ;/ something to hide, and politics — ev* simplifying enforcement. ' •V—'' •••'•'•, •:•'•' .'•• •-'.'•' :- such as police Investigative files and of public officials and media people. eryo'ne's afraid of the ; mayor REPLIED NEWS reporter Fred STATE REP. Perry Buliard,TD- ,r ; v . records that would Invade a person's Battles over use ,of Michigan's Girard: "I don't buy it, but I'm glad THE REPORTERS work at 26 -Ann Arbor, sponsor of the law, sug (Youhg). - - ^. ' ; . privacy — are exempt from disclo Freedom of Information Act c^me to hear it (city's position) stated so newspaper,, magazine, radio and gested enforcement could be simpli «•..•'•«- '...-••••'•?•'"'• sure;; •'.•;'.'•'•: :," :"'>: ::X , baldly. television outlets in the, tri-county fied by allowing district court rather Wendland said newspeople — .and to a head last week when a"panel of the public — should tile Fol requests TJbe Detroit Foi Committee.was"V Detroit and state ami newspeople de area. They were, surveyed last tijan'circ^^court suits'. .^ "The intentions of the reporter are month by the Fol Committee. more often and "not let 'em get created last ^ear, ^ bated the growing tendency of some no consideration," said Girard,*who The chairman of the House Judici away with it." Committee chair is JohaT.Wark, local officials to deny access to pub charged that public officials often . " One-fourth;, or 108 of the 407 re ary Committee, Buliard rejected a a Detroit News reporter, j ;VV ,- lic" documents: ask the.lrrelevant question: "Why do porters targeted for the study,.an suggestion that a non-governmental ONE-FOURTH of the ^reporters Founding associations Include the* The problem spreads across De yon want it?" swered the surveys. At the .12 Ob panel be an intermediary in press- who responded to the survey said Detroit . Press Club", Nempapejr*-* ^ troit and the suburbs, but panelists The panel discussed a survey con- server & Eccentric Newspapers, half goverjnment disputes. "The bureauc they used the state law to gain ao Guild Local %% and the local chapV^! \ said the city of Detroit an{ Detroit dueled by the Detroit Freedom of In the 36 editors and reporters covering racy that creates the record controls cess to public information only once' tere'of the Society of Profepsionai"^ I Public Schools arethe most difficult formation. Commmitteei composed government responded. ' the fUe," he said. or twice. Another quarter said they Journalists; the National Associatloo"^; sources. of newspaper, radio, television and At the state level, the Department Buliard said Impetus for open gov have used It at least 10 times. of Black Journalists, the National? •. "Your perspective is that report r public. relations people, which of Corrections has the most requests ernment came from the Watergate Many said government officials Academy of Television ArtsM Sep- -rt: ers come in with halo In place and showed that 55 of area journalists under of the Freedom of Information scandal that brought down President censored documents and failed to ences, American Women in Radio b *:4'. wings flapping," said Robert Berg, say they have been denied access to Act, according to deputy director Richard Nixon. comply with legal deadlines for pro Television, Women in^ Communlcaaii^- press secretary for Detroit Mayor 'public records within the past two Leo LaLonde. Nearly 25,000 are sHe said the law, written In lay ducing records. One-third of the re tlons, Inc., and the Public Relations^! Coleman Young. years; most of them more than than filed each year — 90 percent of man's language, covers films, tapes, porters said they had never filed an Society of America. ,. : ;"^%" Referring to newspeople as "the twice. them from prisoners. microfilms, microfiches and com- r -v. - Ficano skips state of county speech FINAL IfllV . "" > -- While more than 200 people at Wayne County Commissioner Kay that big a deal." speech was delivered live to all tended Wayne County Executive Ed Beard, D-Inxster, also wasn't In at McNamara addressed guests In Wayne County cable systems. 'A ward McNamara'8 annual State of tendance but said her absence wasn't the county executive's conference "He came' to us and we agreed it 1 the County address Thursday, Sheriff related to the sheriff. room as part of a live broadcast to was an important event," said Wil Robert Ficano wasn't among them. Beard said she chose to spend the Wayne County cable television sub liam WIschman general manager of "A, Ficano, embroiled in a jail control time with her husband, who is ill. She scribers. Ann Arbor-based PASS. "We're In dispute with McNamara, was a no added she would have attended bad The speech was carried live over terested in public service program CLEARANCE show among the more than 700 invit- McNamara addressed commission Pro-Am Sports Systems, a premium ming." There was no chargejto_the edguests. , ..___ —ALk THE-TOP BRANDS^TBEMfiNDOUS SELECTION— ers in-the^mmisslonchamberras cable- channel - usually-devoted^to" county for "the~telecast, Wlscfiman 11(1 "He was invited," Deputy County had been done in the past. area sporting events. The 25-mtnute said. SUPER BUYS YOU CANT AFFORD TO MISS. CHECK IT OUT Executive Michael Duggan said. 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Ficano says he 'II appeal to stop takeover The sheriff plans to appeal Kauf ;: Wayne County Executive Edward man's Feb. 16 ruling appointing McNamara Is moving ahead with management duties March 16 under Appeals no later, than Tuesday to also a former criminal Justice de charge," McNamara said. McNamara as Jail receiver for the plans to take over the county Jail, a circuit court ruling, announced his block the ruling. Flcano seeks a stay partment director at Madonna Col Members: would see to it more nextyear, v while Sheriff Robert. Ficano is Jail management team Friday. of execution, allowing appeals court lege, Livonia; prisoners were treated at the Jail, "It's a matter of getting the paper ^mounting .an effort to get the Jail At the same time, a spokeswoman, Judges to review chief Wayne County In his new duties, he will head a eliminating expensive emergency work together, but we should file by • tick.;' -: ^ '•";'•' for Ficano's office said the sheriff Circuit Judge Richard; Kaufman's five member executive office task room visits,- McNamara said. Over Tuesday," department spokeswoman ;>•: McNamara, who will assume'jail. could file.with the Michigan Coqrt of ruling appointing McNamara Jail re force on the Jail. Other members will time for Jail deputies would have to Nancy .Moyradlan said. . i ceiver for the next 12 months. Include county health and communi be' authorized In advance, he added. The county executive called on the ty services director Verhice Davis- At the same time,, prisoners would sheriff to drop' his appeal during UNLESS . FICANO'S motion Is Anthony, deputy public services di be made responsible "for cleaning Thursday's State of the County ad SO sponsors blood drive granted; current county youth home rector Wilbourne' Kelley, personnel up their own messes," McNamara dress.' director. Peter Wilson will become director Tom Bednarski and deputy said. 'The sheriff has had his day {n ; An. American Red Cross Bloodmo- hospital demands. Walk-to donors director of JalJ operations and report budget director Tom McCarthy. Flcano has taken exception to courts as I have, and the Judge has blle will visit Schoolcraft College 8 are welcome, {hough appointments ruled," McNamara said. "It Is my i ttni, to 8 p;m. Tuesday, Feb. .28; can be made by calling 462-4400, directly to McNamara. The team would "make significant statements by McNamara and chief A former director of the now- progress in cleaning up the mess at Wayne County Circuit Judge Rich sincerfc hope that the sheriff will .vv. The blood drive will be conducted Ext. 5050. ;at the west end of the Waterman closed Westland Jail annex, Wilson Is the Jaiiin the first 90 days we are in ard Kaufman that jail conditions drop his appeal." •Campus Center., r^Schoolcraft Is at 18600 Haggerty, >: The Red Cross needs about 1,000 Between Six and Seven Mile, Livo pints of blood per day to meet area nia. Health care is seminar topic ,' A free seminar on long term avoiding the financial pitfalls of long ;health care is being presented by term health care. Advance registra OSTEOARTHRITIS OF THE KNEE Spectrum Financial Corp. of,-Livo tion is required. /'m a biakidnowl The most common form of arthritis Is osteoarthritis of the nia;-.7 p.m. Tuesday, March 7, in the Wofttag sieodity on ihei/ own-that's the knee. i. v^ time tot Byster fcowrt •Pte-Schooietf This arthritis occtfrs as a result of the wearing away of the «• Nov! Hilton, 21111 Haggerty. Reservations can be made by call Specia'iy designed with leather The seminar offers instruction in ing 462-2444. upper*to meet you' big kid's cartilage of the knee. The knee Is more vulnerable than other Joints because of de/e'opmentot needs the stress that a lifetime of weight bearing, turning, and twisting places upon knee cartilage. ' AVAILABLE IN WIDTHS First, you notice pain going up stairs. This motion brings the bones that make up the Joint Into close approximation of each other, and places undue pressure fed Cross offers rape C-D-E. upon frayed orflawed cartilage. 6to8 8¼ to 12 Next, you experience swelling of the knee. The cells lining the knee respond to $3499 9 continuing strain by producing extra joint fluid whose presence creates an «36 * Impairment forcing you to walk less and to move slowty. prevention training Early treatment consists of aspirin and related medications. Removal of excess Serving your children since 1958 fluid gives relief from the pressure of the fluid build up. *-Prompted by the increasing num es sponsored by the Southeastern Eventually, you may need 6urgery. Old age Is no barrier; on the contrary, If you ber of sexual assaults in the metro- Michigan Chapter of the American 33428 W. 5 MILE* LIVONIA are under age 65, you may not be a good surgical candidate, no matter how good (1 Block W. of Farmlngton Ro*d) your health. The reason Is because the useful life of artificial knees Is 10-15 years . politan Detroit community, the Red Cross. More classes are being MON..TUE8., WED. &8AT. 10-6; THURS., FRI. 10-9 I American Red Cross is offering rape scheduled. with a second replacement a risky option. Therefore, you may have to wait until prevention training to residents of jour life expectancy Is In line with the useful life of your knee replacement. western Wayne County. Two one-hour long rape preven tion programs will be taught Satur day, March 4 at noon and 1 p.m. in the Livonia Red Cross Office in the Bell Creek Office Plaza, 29691 W. Six Mile. Individuals wishing to at tend must call Trudy Davis at 422- 2787 to register for the free class. The rape prevention program Is taught by the director of security for the southeastern Michigan Chapter of the American Red Cross, Albert L. Haywood Jr. A registered black belt In karate and former reserve police officer, Haywood uses a "hands-on" approach to teach women and chil dren how to protect themselves from attackers. . J)r. A. William Shafer, executive director of the Southeastern Michi gan Chapter of the American Red Cross, said that the Red Cross start ed" the program to provide a needed Interest. Service for lis own paid and volun teer staff and to set an example for Other Michigan organizations and businesses. rThe Red Cross will provide assist ance to organizations that are inter ested in setting up similar programs, according to Dr. Shafer. For more information, or for assistance In set ting up a Rape Prevention Program, contact Haywood at 833-4440, Ext. 251 U> "The recent rash of attacks on schoolchildren constitute a really great tragedy for our community. All of us should make it a high prior ity to do something to stop these at Term. tacks," .Shafer said. 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Red Cross Tr Mi: '200 REBATE Standard Federal Bank AIR CONDITIONING Savings/Financial Services % !" / SALE Customer Information Line: ForA$ 1-800/522-5900- UwA$ Standard •1195" Federal Cllty Pwmlts •• Exlra Carrier 3«THCH.0ifl$hO¥rfi .; OurEricineersArtn'f ComforlOMUhtiDbuAre. . ;fRU/'S)TiMI» • *;Gar*«n City Canton Town«hlp :• • > s >:> IJ WIWPV.TJ y.xm ^JR..UI, wiw^ , j ^,.¾.. jw?..'jj l • 1 i • i 1 k Stye CDboeruer & Eccetitric ©Jeuiflpap^H Ethel Simmons editor/591-2300 -.;' Monday. February 27,1989 O&E *1Q< X taste buds chef Larry Janes ;. i /^LACK BEAN SOUP : By eth«t 8lmmori« Serve the soups In all kinds of containers. Tureens staff writer are always Impressive, although they don't have to ^V be fancy ones'.-The covered tureen keeps the soup hot -,v-'-; I -}: 1 pound turtle (black) beans/ Place soaked beans in large pot WINTERTIME entertainment needn't be a chore. and the soup ladle handy. soaked Add chicken stock, onion, carrots, One of the easiest ways to get together with friends is 9 cups chicken stock game, bayleaves, thyme., tomato" to Invite them over for a wup party. CROCKPOTS ARE terrific for. cooking soups Almost any time of the day Is great for serving and serving them easily In the same container, at \i 2 onions, chopped paste, cumin and cayenne pepper. soup, along with Interesting breads, rolls and crack the perfect temperature. Chafing dishes add a I knew the minute I walked 4 medium carrots, chopped Heat to boil then reduce heat and ers. A colorful salad and/or a simple dessert com touch of elegance. Soups made, or poured :"•' pletes the menu. To make the event even more fun, into microwave-safe casseroles, can be /•'•':: In the house. 3 cloves garlic put through press simmer for 2 hours. Add spinach and ; offer a selection of soups and use small bowls so that popped back into the microwave for fast . * ,i. there was this Incredible 2 bay leaves stir. Adjust seasonings. Let soup cool, guests may sample a variety. reheating. -¾^ aroma, wafting through the 1 tablespoon thyme then puree In a blender or food Vary the soups so that you hav Asoup fw::y can be done at the ,-':•-' h I rooms, an aroma Intense with 1 six-ounce can tomato paste processor. Reheat to serve. soup, one with beans, ano t herbs, onion, garlic and the 2 teaspoons ground cumin on. If there are slim faint detection of wine. people on heart 1/4 teaspoon cayenne pepper out the calo ' No, we weren't being visited 1 box frozen spinach, thawed each sou by a sloshed farmer. Mama was in the mood to make soup. And make soup she did. I'll never forget that half of the freezer was always set tl aside for Baggies and Tupper- /WIUSHROOM POTATO SOUP^ ware filled with salvaged veg i etables and loads of meat 5 tablespoons butter, divided Saute leeks and carrots in 3 r trimmings and bones. What 2 leeks (or onions), chopped tablespoons butter until soft Add seemed to be a witch's caul- 2 large carrots, chopped remaining ingredients through _dron_tha_L_must __have^ made fcJLcups chicken broth _ .potatoes. Simmer.20jutoutes about five gallons was brought 1 tablespoon fresh dill, chopped Remove bay leaf. Melt remaining up from the fruit cellar. It was or 2 teaspoons dill weed a heavy cast-iron pot with a butter (use more if needed). Saute hinged handle that had seen 2 teaspoons salt mushrooms until golden. Sprinkle flour many a day of hearty chilis, dash pepper over mushrooms 2 tablespoons at a thick sauces, medicinal chick 1 bay leaf time; Wend well. Add cream, stir until en soups and nutritious stews. 5 cups potatoes, peeled and diced thickened. Combine mushroom and Delicious soups rich in vita 1 pound mushrooms, sliced potato mixture, blend well. mins and minerals can be 1 cup half and half or light cream made by Imitating the French, • 4 tablespoons flour famous for their soups. Before fresh vegetables are added, stock rich In flavor should be prepared. The more vegeta r bles and bones you use In mak 15-BEAN SOUP ing stock, the more delicious the soup will be. 20 ounce package.15-bean mixture Wash beans, place in pot Cover By the way, after making 2 large onions, chopped with water, add 2 teaspoons salt the stock, strain the bones and 2 cloves garlic, chopped vegetables and discard. The Soak overnight Drain, add 2 quarts 2 teaspoons chill powder vegetables become very water. Add ham bone or hock. Bring mushy and watery. I always dashoforegaho to boil, simmer 3 hours. Add onions, keep an extra bag of onions, 1/2 lemon tomatoes, chili powder, oregano and celery and carrots for the ham bone or smoked ham hock garlic. Simmer 1 hour. Just before making of the soup. You can 1 large can tomatoes serving squeeze lemon into soup. '•I make stock from just about 2 teaspoons salt Some prepared 15-bean mixtures anything. All vegetable come with a package of seasoning. It trimmings, tops of green onions, wilted and outer leaves contains MSG and artificial smoke. Ifs of lettuce and cabbage and not needed. even the seeds from squash and peppers can be thrown in the pot for added flavor. UNLESS YOUR final prod CABBAGE SOUP uct must be of one Identity A (like beef stock) just throw a Fry mushrooms wtti onions in mish-mash of chicken bones, ismal red cabbage Combine all ingredients in a large 1/2 pound fresh mushrooms, sliced beef bones, veal bones, even 2 cups celery, chopped pot; simmer 1 hour. Refrigerate at 1 onion, chopped butter 5 minutes. Add flour and Wend. the trimmings from blade cuts 11/2 tablespoons onion flakes least 24 hours before heating to serve. 1/4 cup butter » Cool slightly; add cream and milk. and roasts. Ham bones and 2 packets artificial sweetener (4 (8 servings) 1/4 cup flour Season to taste with sail, pepper and hocks are additional treasures teaspoons) 4 cups chicken or beef stock nutmeg. Heat and serve immediately. that can speak for themselves. 1 tablespoon lemon juice 1/2 cup heavy cream (Serves 8to 10 ) Purpose In making soup 46 ounces tomato Juice 1/2 cup milk Half and half can be used instead stock Is to break down the con salt of the cream and milk. 46 ounces water (Above) Mushroom-Potato nective tissues In the bones .... Beef broth gives the soup a hearty, and therby^eitract minerals, 4 beef w chicken boullllon cubes J/2_teaspoon pepper. Soupls one of the soups far- taste. Chicken broth gives it a fight flavors and unrefined gelatin. 4 carrots, sliced 1/2 teaspoon nutmeg tured at the Observer & Ec taste. All well-made soup stocks are salt and pepper to taste centric's second annual soup rich In calcium. A healthy shot party. Recipes for five soups of vinegar added to the boiling from the party are given on melange will Increase the cal this page. cium levels and hasten the breakdown of tissue and even aid In the withdrawal of more flavor from the bones in a shorter cooking time. Don't worry about the taste because, as the stock Is boiled, Fresh baked: Try cafe's the calcium willcomblne with the acid and the taste of vine gar will disappear! roll, pie A frequent question that al ways pops up at my soup-mak How sweet it is ing seminars Is what causes the stock to turn a rich brown color. To achieve this, first COZY CAFE dredge the bones and meat at Cafe WALNUT-RAISIN with flour and then sear In hot SWEET ROLLS oil until brown. I ByArlsna Funk* Melt together Speaking of adding meat/ it Cozy Cafe, in the Forest Place special writer ' Mi cap batter is desirable to add meat when Mall off Ann Arbor Trail west of leap milk «* making stock, but this will Main Stret, and you will Immedi Follow your nose to the Cozy % usually result in meat that be ately inhale the cinnamon-laced Cafe In Plymouth. Mix in large bowl: comes stringy and lacks fla aroma of the restaurant's famed Loyal customers flock to devour 3 eggs, beaten vor. Scraps and trimmings go walnut-raisin sweet rolls. the Cozy's mammoth walnut-ralsln ttcsptagar into my stock and they are "We like to give our clients what sweet rolls, succulent carrot cake 1 teaspoon salt strained out at the end. Then, they like," Rlstlch satdj noting that , and unusual quiches baked on the if needed, additional stew It's first-come, first-served on the ', premises. Add to egg*: meat, pre-baked chicken or - popular rolls. 1 ',, ""•• "It's always the freshest of prod 2csptflo«r veal can be added about 30 milk and batter minutes before serving. uct, and I think that's the secret to THE RESTAURANT resists the our, success," said co-owner Tina pleadings of customers who want Rlstlch of Southfleld. Softea la ¼ cap warm water: I CAN THEN add my herbs, large takeout order* She wants to Rlstlch strives for a "Just-like- 1 (¼ oance) package yeait such as a bay leaf and crushed make sure there Is a sufficient home" atmosphere for the Cozy 1 teaipoofl lagai peppercorns. Be on the watch quantity for customers who like to Cafe, which she and her husband, for the bay leaf. Safety alerts linger over a cup of coffee while Nick, took over seven years ago. Add yeast to floor, egg and are out because people have enjoying the sweet tolls. Their philosophy ~ which has milk mixture after yeast begins been known to swallow them "I wouldn't want them to be dis served them well — is to offer a to bubble. Mix well and add two and lacerate their throat. appointed," Rlstlch said. ft limited selection of tasty, out-of- or more cups flour until a soft, • Fresh chopped parsley and the-ordlhary entrees, Special takeout orders of whole sticky dough Is formed. Allow to pinches of marjoram, thymo, pies, cakes and other Items may bo rise at least one hour. Bake at J50 1 "When people come from basil and savory make the fi ] done by prior arrangement. degrees 1MQ minutes. Grosse He, they're not looking for nal product even tastier and The name, Coxy. Cafe, Isn't a an egg salad sandwich/' said Rls more aromatic. Just before cute affectation. Before it was en tlch. "They want something a llttte Sweet Rolls the traditional ladling of the larged, a few years ago, the res different." hot brew Into the crocks, an taurant seated only 45 people and . • .The result is a mouth-watering ' Roll dough into circle. Sprinkle optional splash of vermouth, customers had to back out the door with desired amoant of cinnamon. burgundy or chlantl adds a array of crepes and quiches, inter to pay during crowded times. Cur esting salads find generous serv Sprinkto with approximately two subtle richness tht smells as rent seating capacity Is 87. CUDS brown sagar. Cat Into sight good as It tastes. ings of pies, cakes and other as Walnut-raWln swttt roll H • outtomtf favorite at ttw Coxy Caft sorted sweela, Please turn to Page 3 th Plymouth. Co-ownoc TMwi Risttoh of SotrthftoM •omfrttmtt MsasarurntoPaga$ PI*a*aturntoPao«3 Step into the entrance of the has to ration carry-out orders of the popular, ejfgantlo roMa. • i - •!•••• : i ••••• • •• .. 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T/l- - : :^^:^^/=:-1:/b *,p; ui i^^^^^pa •^^•P*^l*^^^^*'*«^^^^^pMPWP"PMMPP"|PMMMMMMMM^ j Monday, Februa/y 27,1969 O&g JS25:--.W u M M j ' ••4 it is at "*\ .* . M Continued from Page 1 r «4 hotels. He also operates the new know what works," Tina said. "WE MAKE THINGS you would t * Pecor is pure country. Homey cur Plymouth Manor catering hall, Jordan, presiding over the soup be used to having at home," Ristlch '• J » tains hang at the street-level win which occupies the former Agape pots, has expanded his repertoire said; •-••-.• -^-:-:- ;•'.: dows. There Is a rich, interesting Christian Church in Plymouth. from his old standbys, chicken noo potpourri of antique dolls, old-fash- Nick's father, 83-year-old Jordan dle and vegetable beef. Over the One favorite Is the feathery, three- '*.,:.'• :>••-: ':"-.'•-. •• been lent by local galleries and gift cedpnia, a part of Yugoslavia, as a who became so fond of the Cozy's ' Chef Larry. uHU be Ot the Geer shops. «•.'••• ; corn chowder that she asked to be shell, topped with a vanilla batter, It Whatever your mood, soup; can School Preservation Galaon'Surir young man and became a restaura is served warm, with ice cream. The restaurant's smallness deter teur.. For many years he operated phoned whenever It was to be on the warm, nourish, soothe, fortify and day, March 6/at DonMaiseyCa- mines the menif choices, Desserts Jordan's on the River, so named be menu. Recently Jordan Ristlch suc add a loving touch to an afternoon of Wlac inPlymouth. For ticket in .The walnut-raisin sweet rolls are 8tedding skating, shopping and frl- formation call 459-4896. ' ' ^and dally soups are prepared In the. cause it was oi) Grand River Aveune cessfully experimented with a chick in special demand weekends, when v ; kitchen and bakery upstairs and in Detroit's Rosedale Park section. en soup laced with wild rice and veg breakfast 'trade is brisk. Baker ' • ••>•••• Mf II , — •••,••-,> ...., . I.«, , .••••!. I«l. brought down for final healing be "He's from the old school," Tina etables. Tamara Dethjoff, 22, of Plymouth, fore being served. Quiches and said of her father-in-law. "He only " <'We never had tried it," Ristlch CREAM OF CHICKEN SOUP - Place ham In pot, cover with wa .makes up to 100 sweet rolls per day, ; (makes approximately 2 quarts) ter and bring to a boll. Add beans crepes are warmed In a microwave eats what he cooks. He doesn't use said.'The customers lov;ed it." > to be downed along with the oven, There are no grills or deep recipes." The quiches are typically filled 1 quart chicken stock, (washed but not soaked). Cover, re omelettes, eggs benedict and corned pinch each of sage and thyme duce heat and simmer for two hours. fryers. • Tina (real name Tiiu) was born in with the likes of .broccoli, cauli; beef hash. i «Yet, we're not health food," Ris Estonia, a tiny Baltic-country'that flower, spinach or seafood. The gen % teaspoon crushed peppercorns - Add remaining" ingredients, simmer' tlch said. "We have to be selective in now is part of the Soviet Uni6n. She erous portions are served with a .3½ "You know, the tables are so close, . lvteaspoon salt (optional) 20 minutes longer or until beans are what we prepare. We haven't came to the United States as a young ounce, freshly baked dinner roll." people sometimes end up sharing a tt cup celery, chopped tender Mash, taste for salt and add changed our menu, in seven years. girl following World War II. The Meals are in the $5 range. dessert," Rlstich said. "I think of this 1 cup peas (fresh or frozen) more if needed. Discard bones, 6kin, Cozy people know what goes here three grown daughters of Nick and- An eater-pleaser sandwich com as entertaining in my home, but I 2 carrots, diced pepper. Add ham, scraps and more and what doesn't." Tina also work at the Cozy. bines turkey, corned beef, Swiss and have access to the staff, dishes and 1 cup chicken stock chopped ham if needed. Enjoy. ' *;•' High-toned pastry chefs tend not American cheese, lettuce and toma equipment." 4 tablespoons flour THE COZY CAFE,, a family oper to stay long at the Cozy. Many of the to, at $4.65. ½ cup powdered milk CANT MISS CHILI ation, is a melding of talent, hard restaurant's recipes have been Desserts range In price from $1.75 The Cozy Cafe is open from 10 2 cups cooked, diced chicken (makes enough for four hearty ap work and experience. passed down by previous owners and for several varieties of pie to $2.25 a.m. to 8 p.m. .Mondays-Thurs petites) Nick Ristlch grew up in the res former bakers. for the walnut-raisin roll, which days and from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. In a pot, add the stock, sage, V* cup vegetable Oil thyme and peppercorns. Bring to a % cup onions, chopped taurant business and has been a could serve two people. Bread pud Fridays. Weekend hours are 9 i <.. caterer for many years. He toiled as THE RISTICHS want the baking ding Is made from leftover walnut- a.m. to 8 p.m. Saturdays and 9 boil. Add celery, peas and 'carrots ½ cup green pepper, chopped banquet manager for several local to be done their way because, "We raisin sweet roils. a.m. to 2 p.m. Sundays. and cook for eight minutes. Combine 2 small cloves garlic, minced U 1 cup of chicken stock with milk and 2 cups cooked or canned kidney flour. Shake or mix welL Add to beans soup, cover and simmer for 10 min 1 pound ground beef or ground tur l • Continued from Page 1 OZARK APPLE PIE. minutes at 450 degrees, then reduce 1 teaspoon cloves utes. Stir in chicken chunks, garnish key to 350 degrees for 35-45 minutes, or with nutmeg or paprika and serve. 1 to 3 teaspoons chill powder pie shaped pieces. Put desired 1 unbaked 9-inch pie shell 1 teaspoon vanilla : Place three ounces crushed walnuts until golden brown. (If using a con 1 teaspoon cumin ' • • amount of raisins and walnut pieces • in bottom crust. Place two peeled vection oven bake at 300 degrees for NAVY BEAN SOUP 1 cup beef stock, tomato puree or on each piece of dough. Roll each Beat all of above. Add four cups and sliced apples on walnuts. 35-40 minutes.) Serve warm and dark Karo syrup. (makes 2 quarts) liquid from beans piece Into roll starting from wide topped with vanilla ice cream. 2 ham hocks or ham bones with plen 2 teaspoons salt (optional) end. Allow to rise one hour or until Place in bottom of one unbaked pie ty of meat V» teaspoon oregano, crushed doubled. Bake at 350 degrees 15-20 I WALNUT-RAISIN PIE 2 quarts water 1 hot chile pepper, pierced with * minutes. Drizzle with powdered sug shell t Mix well In blender (Makes three 9-incb pies) 2 cups white navy beans toothpick t ar glaze. Serve warm. V< cup raisins i 3 eggs Three unbaked 9-inch pie shells 1 cup chopped walnuts ¼ teaspoon crushed peppercorns In a large saucepan, heat oil and ( ½ cup sugar I ½ cup batter (from above) ¼ cup flour mixed with 1 cup water add onions, green pepper and garlic t •• Powdered Sugar Glaze % cup flour Place in large mixing bowl or white wine and saute until lightly soft Add »; 1 cop powdered sugar 1½ teaspoons baking powder 12 eggs Bake 15 minutes at 400 degrees, I crushed bay leaf ground beef or ground turkey and; t l-2'tab!espoons milk V* cup vegetable oil 1 cup sugar then reduce to 300 degrees for 50 ½ teaspoon marjoram, savory and cqok throughout, breaking up meat t 1 teaspoon vanilla 1 cup butter minutes, or until golden brown.,(If basU while stirring.--./ Add - remaining This recipe easily converts to din 1 teaspoon cinnamon using a convection oven bake one 1 medium onion, chopped ingredients, lower heat to a sirnnper ner rolls. Pour over apple slices. Bake 10 1 teaspoon nutmeg hour at 300 degrees). 1 small hot pepper, pierced with a and simmer for 30 minutes. Discard toothpick dried chile before serving. — Red potatoes • tee for cheesy dish new products -1 AP - Red potatoes are recom Add whole potatoes. Return to boil cook onion in hot margarine until and half the bacon to potatoes; stir .•» -• • 3 FLAVORS bar; Deep Chocolate Fudge and Deep mended for this dish; they hold their ing; reduce heat. Cook, covered, tender but not brown. Stir in flour, gently until potatoes are coated. .4 Haagen-Dazs has developed three Chocolate Peanut Butter. They are shape better than other types. about 30 minutes or until tender. nutmeg and pepper. Add milk all at Heat through. Transfer to a serving M flavors of ice cream for chocolate ':•!• Drain and cool slightly. Cut potatoes once. Cook and stir until thickened bowl. Sprinkle with remaining available in pints at supermarkets. H lovers. These include Deep Choco n ••:! CHEESY POTATOES Into thin slices; return potatoes to and bubbly, cook and stir 1 minute bacon. Makes 6 to 8 servings. i late, made with real Callebaut Bel WITH BACON saucepan. more. Add cheese to sauce; stir until Nutrition information per serving: •*i gian chocolate, the same chocolate 4 medium potatoes (about 1½ Meanwhile, in a small saucepan cheese is melted. Add cheese sauce 261 cal., 11 g pro., 24 g carb, 14 g used in the Haagen-Dazs ice cream Anna's Fresh pounds) fat, 22 mg chol., 232 mg sodium. U.S. »1 •i »A clip chopped onion RDA: 27 percent vit. C, 12 percent d 2 tablespoons margarine or butter thiamine, 13 percent riboflavin, 11 SeafoodMkt •I 2 tablespoons all-purpose flour Do it for someone percent niacin, 22 percent calcium. 24060 Joy Rd.« Bedford a , V» teaspoon ground nutmeg (•crott from FUnOcso'a FruH M«rfc«4) •v you love... \.'. .. "* •:•.'-.rVVw-'W?*:*. . -; MMIMMMMM iMMMlil ^^^^^ *W mm 49* O&E Monday, February 27,1989 s fjrifea-j^r Gardening in the winter with no r dirt, no mess, no green thumb and no in microwave oven special equipment sounds almost too; Use dried beans, lentils or peas bought Incredible edible eggs and the mi : or 30 percent power, stirring once or good to be true. :-v \ crowave oven are a great team.. twice, allowing about 20-30 second Agarden-in-a-jar In your kitchen from Me grocery store They're a user-friendly combination per yolk and about 30 seconds to 1 < Is called sprouting. Almost any bean, Lois Thleleke or a natural food store Mi; for folks of 6\\ kinds,- including \ minute per white.; RerpoVe; theni pea, grain or seed can be easily hoMe economist, Cooperative Extension Service breakfast skippers,- working moth sprouted In four to five days. Sprouts Jor8prouting. When they're slightly underdone" and. have become very popular and have; ers, house husbands; and latchkey let them stand, covered, 2 minutes. and shake-to distribute seeds along and* added to bread dough of muffin youngsters, "; v.:;--^.--:. Cool, them long enough to handle major dietary advantages, they are rich In essential nutrte'hts,, low. In the one side of the jar. Lay the jar on batter. ,; , - . '•• v You can scramble your morning comfortably, then chop of chill until, ,calorles and Inexpensive (U ybu Its side in a dark place -- a cupboard clum,-phosphorous and iron. If cook? eggs right in the serving dish almost ready to chop. ^ < • vx :-:: . A;.'.'/•• or closet will do nicely., '• - MUNG BEAN and soybean ing them they need only a few mln- as quickly as you can make the toast . For a quick and easy dinner,.try grow your pvyn). V =' s • L^on't purchase garden seeds for 'Each morning let lukewarm Water sprouts are mild flavored and crun- 'utesl -. V '..- to go along. For 8 delicious dinner this strata which requires pfiiy ^bout. sprouting. Never; sprout "seeds that, run,through the jar, rinsing the in chy.' Alfalfa sprouts are mUd and Most sprouts are well worth the ' entreeto serve minute^ after'ypi} get seven minues f'mlcrp" time and very have been treated chemically or fant sprouts. >Drain well again, tender. Wheat berry sprouts are smaUlnyestment and the little tlmi Jiome (frorri * busy day Vat work, little preroven tirne. /-;,' . dyed/Make sure the seeds you use' spread seeds or beans on the side of sweet, but cress/radish and mustard It takes to produce them. Many; : scramble. chopp^Muteed veggies : are certified as' edible. Use dried jar and return to hiding placfe. Re sprouts have a peppery flavor. The books in the library are helpful and' . with your eggs'.,;.;••:; >' -. ';" .': •.«'"-."•; : RAPID-FIRE peat this process In four to five days ' sprouts of soybeans, chickpeas and contain recipes for the use o!< ; • • Of, • roll a tender microwave STRATA ITALIANO beans, lentils or peas purchased . : 6 from the grocery store or a natural or until the sprouts are the size you garden peas are probably the most sprouts. It's fun for you, and mayb& • omelet around leftovers, for a lazy - ,. ^ 2 servings v.; . . food store for sprouting. If none can desire. nourishing, as they are. rich In vita "your little sprouts" will have fun;, weekend brunch. One dish afterjah- 1 tablespoon batter'.;'.'. min A, B complex, C and E with cal- watcning-the garden-ln-a-Jar grow.'':, \6theiv eggs and the microwave add : V* cupvminced green onions with be found, there are mall order hous Every day your little jar garden : Vi> ty quick arid easy meals with a tops: ^/"•'<'/-''. i.'- "'•'.' -'., .. -••e s that supply beans and seeds for will look different. Sprouts are gen • minimum of clean up;;; •! 2 cloves garlic, mlhced sprouting gardens. ... ,, erally-grown in the dark, resulting In y: Despite 'illfits attributes/ though, lA teaspoon Italian seasoning, No need to purchase special equip a white sproufc that lacks chloro Got a recipe to contribute? the microwave pVen doesn't do jus-. crushed ment for sprouting. Use a wide- phyll. To green them, on the last day, tlce to atfy souffles or puffyomelets V« teaspoon salt mouth fruit or mayonnaise Jar, a put the sprouting jar in the daylight. Readers' recipes will be featured Be sure to include your name, ad square of cheesecloth or a piece of Usually let the sprouts grow to about ' in a cookbook to be published by the dress and phone number. .'; —; they pee^ the dry: heat of a con .½ cup milk nylon stocking; a rubber band and, of ventional oven to,p^ ) .4 eggs :>.•:•;:•:'•:-. ½ to two Inches in length. Observer & Eccentric. 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Elliott scored a team- "HE BASICALLY gets his points staff writer high 19 points, which included three off other things — rebounds, loose triples, and Baker matched Mar balls, breaks," Glenn coach Bob Kll- Plymouth Salem applied Its own shall's numbers with 18 points and llngbeck said.."We didn't get any of version of the Marshall Plan to win 12 rebounds. those. Consequently, he^wasn't In the the Western Lakes Activities Assocl- "This season has been a tribute to offense enough. . atlon basketball championship Sat the players," Brodie said. "Elliott "No one player got us going. We urday night. has scored a lot for us, but down needed that spark and couldn't get it. Craig Marshall, a senior, guard, here at crunch time everybody Is We'd start something and then some scored a career-high 18 points and, contributing." thing bad would happen. We could generally, had an all-world perform But the source of Salem's drive never sustain that drive to keep ance as the Rocks defeated Westland and energy Saturday was Marshall,, something going." John Glenn 80-73 on the Salem court. who pushed the ball on the break and The Rocks had a lot to do with "(Coach Bob Brodie) just said to went the length of the floor to score that. They-neVer let Glenn get too play with reckless abandon, and some of his lavups. big a lead and always had a come that's what I did," said Marshall, MARSHALL'S PLAY in the cham back for any surge by the Rockets. who also had 12 rebounds, eight as pionship game can be attributed to a Salem outscored Glenn 11*2 in the sists and five steals. , recent conversation he had with Bro last three minutes of the third quar "This was the last game here for die In which his role was analyzed. ter to build a 56-50 lead with five the seniors on the team, and we "I said, 'Craig, your game Is being players scoring baskets. wanted to play as hard as we could." _a slashing, hard-driving type of play- Anderson's triple pulled the Rock- " Intense described Marshall's play, ~e'f,'' brodie said. "You can't play a ~eTs~w1thur60-~59~st "which" tlmelhe as well as that of his teammates, real control game as effectively. Rocks made a decisive move, and it who gave Salem Its secondj^ague You're at your best when you play will come as no surprise Marshall title In three years. hard. So play hard, go to the hole and was the player lighting the fuse. shoot the ball more.'" His drive to the basket started Sa MARSHALL WAS Instrumental In "We don't specifically go to cer lem on a 12-3 run that Increased its setting the fast-paced, aggressive tain players," he added, "but I get to lead to 10 points, 72-62, with less style that characterized the game. each Individual and tell him what he than three minutes to play. After His-quick, assertive drives to the has to do to make us a better team. pulling down a big defensive rebound basket picked on flaws in the Glenn And that's one of the things Craig and being fouled, he added a pair of defense arid netted 10 first-half has to do." free throws during that streak, also. points The Rockets, 11-9, also had bal "My weakness Is shooting the anced scoring with Greg Anderson MIKE ALBERTSON capped the ball/* Marshall said. "So I like to pumping la a game-high 23 to lead run of points with a pair of buckets, drive and tonight I took the ball to the team. Bobby Lawrence, who also and bis second was a layup off the the hole. bad three triples, and Casey Killing- break — the result of an assist by "I took a lot of pressure off Head beck scored 15 each, and Eric Spen Marshall, who whipped the ball half ing scorer) Jeff Elliott. I wanted to cer added 14. the length of the court into Albert look for (center) Jake (Baker) down Spencer who was a key to Glenn's son's hands as he streaked to the low, but they really packed in'the drive to the WLAA final, scored 12 hoop. zone. They were letting me drive, points in the first half when the Salem's hard work on the boards and I took as much as'I could." Rockets went back and forth with was the reason the Rockets didn't JOHN STORMZAND/sUft photograph* Marshall certainly wasn't the only Salem. However, he had only two In haye the opportunities of which Kii- Glenn's Eric Spencer (left) gets a piece of a Jake Baker during Saturday's Western Lakes reason Salem finished 'the regular the second half. llngbeck spoke. shot taken by Plymouth Salem sophomore Activities Association basketball final. S'western wipes "N Cooley edges Borgess in Operation-Friendship ByBradEmons ry Watson's ^troops started laying . • t staffwrlter down the hammer. And to make matters worse, the The Catholic League got mixed re Shamrocks couldn't throw the ball In views Friday in the annual Opera the ocean. tion-Friendship basketball games at They found themselves down 34-19 the University of Detroit's Calihan at the half and were outscored 25-6 Hall. In the third period. _ In the cbamplonshlp-game, Detroit- ^e-mlssed-a-lot-of shots-early Southwestern destroyed Redford and then we went into a shell," said ; I Catholic Central, 85-44, In an Im Holowicki, whose team fell to 12-8 pressive display of power. overall. "We're not a powerful team. H But the consolation game proved We have to play together or we're In to be the better of the two as two- trouble." time defending state Class A cham Fourteen of Southwestern^ 15 pion Detroit Cooley held off upset- players scored. , minded Redford Bishop Borgess, 57- Two sophomores led the Prospec SHARON L«MIEUX/«tarf photographer 62/.;'-; ' tors In scoring -^ 6-foot-3 Voshon Southwestern and Cooley were Lenard had 14 and 6-7 Jalen Rose Ray Richards (right) of Redford CC keeps the ball away from marked heavy favorites going into added 13. the Prospectors'Howard Elstey. the matchups. The scary part Is that the Prospec And Southwestern . Prospectors tors have only two seniors! Even lived up to their billing and appear freshman Kwesl Troutman looked kind of high we feel on the court eve BUT THE NIGHT was not a total ready to break their seven-year Jinx like a future star, scoring six points ry year." loss for the Archdiocese, as Borgess In the state tournament In which In limited action. Senior point-guard Terry Boykln coach Mike Fusco came up with a . they've dropped six straight champl- paced the Shamrocks with 18 points, game plan to frustrate talented Coo : onshlp games and one semifinal Oast "WE CAN PLAY 10 players, ho while senior forward Scott Hauncher.. ley, which boasts a pair of major col year to Cooley).: matter what the score, whether it's a added 11 and sophomore forward lege recruits In 6-7, 225-pound Dan "They're a but* saw of a team," runaway or. a tight game, even Steve Whitlow 10. iel Lyton (Missouri) and 6-foot point- said CC coach Bernie Holowicki of though .we're young," said But the Shamrocks' two other guard Michael Talley (Michigan). the Prospectors. "They're methodi Southwestern coach Perry Watson. starters, Ray Richards (four points) Fusco, as be had in the Catholic cal, they cut you up like a surgeon. "That's three championships for us and Jeff Schaner (scoreless) had a League playoffs, spread out the They move the ball well and get this season (holiday classic, PSL and rough night. ; court in a four-corner delay-type at good shots. They're very selective Operation-Friendship) and we have "If we don't get the perimeter tack with junior Shawn Respert (22 'and very well disciplined. When you one more to go (the state). points from Jeff (Schaner) and Boy polnta) again triggering the offenae. ;'') •'••:'• - 8HARONl«MIEUX/»talt photographer . break their game down, every part is "Some may feel it's old hat to win kln, we're dead," said the CC coach. ;good." the championship, but it's a chal "I'm disappointed because we want And the strategy worked soundly Terry Boykln (right) of Radford CO makes the pats against lenge. This Js a great feeling. A lot of ed to show that the Catholic League throughout, only thwarted by the Detroit Southwestern defender Howard Blsley In the Opera* CC COULD HANG only for a quar people but there spend a lot of mon is not an inferior league, but I guess tlon*Frlendshlp final. < ter (trailing 14-10) before coach Per ey on psychedelic drugs to get the we took care of that." Please turn to Page 3 Lake Orion upsets Shamrocks in By Brad Emont thrilled by the new tourney format, tlvate the clock after stoppages in staffwrlter which was added two years ago by tho match. 'Wehadagoodyaar, the Michigan High School Athletic "Tulley was ahead, but then they and our kld$ wreatfed Redford Catholic Central's Mike Association to be held In conjunc (Lake Orion) got some extra time Mil.' Rodrlgue* was not a happy camper tion with the state individual meet. ,-1. and ended up winning the match," Friday night In Battle Creek. "We had a good year, and our % in-.pirfc said the CC coach. "I saw the same -*-Mike Rodriguez The coach of the defending Class kids wrestled well," Rodrlguex decUlon. up the match for Lake Orion by guy screwing up during the (Class) Redford CC coach A wrestling champions watched his said. "It's not going to change be Lake Orion won matches at 103, pinning Jeff Pinto in 1:59. D and C matches earlier In the day. team suffer an upset W-30 lots to cause of what I and a few other 112 and 119 pounds as Matt Henry Lake Orion then voided matches It was operator error." Lake Orion in the semifinals of the coaches say, but I'm not accus declaloned OCa Rusty Fowler, 12- at 189 and heavyweight, as CC's Scoring wins for-OC were: Mike ANOTHER AREA school slso state team dual tournament at the tomed to this kind of wrestling, 8; Jeff Baker pinned CC's Kevin Lou Veager and state champ Lee Gentile (125), a 9*4 decision over bit the east to semlflnaUctiott Fri Kellogg Center. "All It Is U stall, delay, stall, de Rows, 0:59; and Greg Bennlnger Krueger each won by defa ul t. Kevin Kast; state champion Matt day. ' CC bowed out with a 19-5 record. lay. The bottom line U winning and pinned CC's Maunda Martin, ):59. But it was the 145-pound match Helm (ISO), who pinned Jeff In a Class D matchup, Lutheran white Lake Orion (24-2) advanced hammering each other, pot trying in which Eric Zimmerman edged Wlscombe In 3:44; state champ Jay Westland was ousted by Grass to meet Tempersoce-Bedford In to avoid pins, But I foes* you can't THE DRAGONS also won In the Brian Tulley, 11-10, that drew Rof Helm (140), a >4 decision over Lake,l4-li. Saturday's final. cry over spilled milk." 183-, 145-,160- and 171-pound cate drlgueaslr*. Rick Vellucci; artd ChrU Rodriguex Meaawalle, Tempttaace-Bed- Even though his team won the In team scoring, wrestlers get goric*. .• •":••>.(•».••.• The CC coach complained about '•> (152), who pinned Nick Agro In font advaaosd to the 'A' final by title last year, the.CC coach la not six points for a pin and three for a the time keeper falling to reac-' 2:22, '• ckftatingRotkronJ, 51-11. *i Aaron McDonald (171) wrapped $ t 1 I" i^mmmm* if 2C "» ] •" Wayne, perfect in season Juoioo Evette Sluder and Tiffany Hebert, Jill Huttoo, Uura Lamy, Kelly lison, 44 percent; and Carolyn Shanks, 40 Goodkm combined fofr 18 kills Musallam, Lori Place, Fran Prlebe, ;percent. •.";:"''/." • '.:-':"-'r • • GYMNASTS 86T MARK April 1; alsofifem 8 to 10 p.m. Wednesday, giving Wayne Memorial Becky Sharrar, Janlne Sproul, Heather (Wednesdays) March 8,15, 22 and Stevenson and Kathy Wlra. '; REDFORD UNION registered its first Livonia Clarenceville . set a • 29./ /•;/;/_/. • .'.;.;:/,';://; the Wolverine A League volleyball < TM freshman squad/coached by Dan NSL win of the season Wednesday, down- crown with a 1 $-10, 15-5 victory cWer Hardwidge, Includes Julie Campau, Kim log visiting Woodhaveh on Seniors and school record In its regular season • Baseball registration for finale Thursday, scoring a 184.6 to boa* Trenton. Eby, Paige Grossman, Shelly , Hamby,: ParenUNIght(15-9,i5-12, J5-J). Livonia youths (ages 9-14) will be . Wayne is how 30-9 overall and 13- Senior Jenny Sproul paced the Western Krlsten Longeway, Vlcki Lucas,Trudi The spiking.of seniors Lisa Fretter 120.85 victory over visiting Belle- at 10 a.m. Saturday, March 11 at ; 0 in the Wolverine A.Jt wa* the sec Division ctumpJons with eight kills in the Lticzak, Amy Rozelle,Susan Stiles, Jen-, . (five kills) and Debby Braunscheldel (four .yllle,-.-"-.' /- • =;-;:_"'-' v-•-'•-'•"'. :,/- the following sites, arranged by the . kills) paced the winners. ond straight title for c>ach Ann Kol- flrsYgame to go along wlth> the timely nette Swartout, Kristl Szymanskl, Jill The1 old record of 129.95/was Livonia Parks and Recreation De , setting ol senior Christy Clark. Timco and Sharon Usltalo. The freshman Braunscheldel also served 10 points, in nitys and the third, straight for the cluding four aces. /.-.-'.'..:;,-. shattered by the Trojans, who fin-; partment and the Livonia Junior 'Zebras,;--;;;/- ;//-;^//v: ''/•'-.-. '/ ,"" •"• . High; Falcons, StevensonHlgb;Oil-, Rudd and timely setting from Nicole . In the, second game, sophomore Amy GARDEN CITY played Its best match : RU will meet Farmlngton, 7 p.m. oles, Churchill High! For iqore in Fisher/1/ ;//. v.--/;'v;-v- •' //v/V Baron stood Out along with seniors Vlckl ' of the year Wednesday, according to Wednesday at home, In Class A predis- Lisa Granfeidt was' the * all-' formation; call league commission- - -'Everyone did >a great job," said, Sark and Karen Paclero; Other contribu- coach ''John Groves, In knocking off trlct.actlon. , ' / .=..-. ^ ->:;.. '/ around Winner with a score of . er Ernie Caudle a^ 464-2959, Kolhltys,, whose team will meet : Uons came from junior Julie Johnson and Northwest Suburban League leader Dear 34.55, finishing first on balance Bellevillv beginning';- at 6:45; p.rn/; sophomore Christina Garry;, both filling- born (15-11,15-12,4-15,15-?). •-:,.. LIVONIA; CLARENCEVILLE, behind beam. (8.95) and floor exercise —•The Redford Township Junior In for Junior Janke Polega.-who could pot - The host Cougars, ?M5 overall and 4-4 the outside hitting (seven kills In 14 at Athletic Association will hold soft- Tuesday at home in; Class. A pre-dis- s (8.85). She was also second on une playbecausepf Illness;' -[• '• • / /' in the NSL; received outstanding hitting tacks) by junior Karl Watson, downed ven bars (8.65)1 . ' ball and baseball registration from trict action,/ / ; ^ from: Stacy,Felts, who recorded an 80 Metro Conference foe Dearborn.Heights : ChurcWli's JV and freshman squads ; 6:30 to 9 p,m- Tuesday, March 7, at LIVONIA CHURCHILL travelled also compieted unbeaten league seasons percentMl-raUo^fJoreenMalone, 71 per« Creslwood on Wednesday (1M1,15-7). < ; / Jeiuiifer Kalplo, second In the. Hllbert Junior High and Thursday, Wednesday to Plymouth Canton and With wins over Canton. , cent; Diane Allison, 65 percent; and Tra Watson's passing and serving carried all-around (32.4),' finished first on March 9, at the Redford Ice Arena. wrapped.up a perfect season to the West- Members of the JV team; coached by cy Thonipson, 45 percent the host Trojans to their llfth Metro win bars (8.95) and fifth on floor ex Late registration is scheduled for 1 •cro Lakes Activities Association with a Kelly Graham, Include; Michelle Del Vig- Leading the way as top servers were; In seven tries. Clarenceville Is 94 over : Colleen Owsley, 45 percent ace ratio; Al all. ercise (8.2). to 3 p.m. Saturday, March 18, at 15-6,15-7 triumph. .-/ . ; " ^ naj Jenny Gopdsell, Kerl Hawkins, Jackie . the Ice Arena. The Trojans swept the vault led For more information, call 535- by Colleen Wood (8.6), Roberta CUSS A REGIONAL • 2608 or 532-1432. ; . HOCKEY PAIRINGS ; V : Wiggle (8.45) and Christy Nagorka v P^tribt^ end year on winning note; (8.3). at QAK PARK COMPUWARE ARENA • BASEBALL CAMP ^ (hosted by Bjrmtn$ham Brother Rice);. On bars, Nagorka and Erin Ma- guire finished third and fourth, re .Monday." Feb. 27: (A)' Redfofd Catholto to 2-2 draw The Milt Wilcox Baseball Camp spectively, with scores of 8.3 and (boys and girls ages 7-17) will be Central vs. (B) Uvpnla Stevenson,' 7:30 8.25, while Wood and Wiggle added p.m.- •-• .; .''••'- '..-'• - —. • .-.'• from 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Monday Tuesday, Feb. 28: (CJ Birmingham Livonia Franklin capped its most successful regular second and third on beam at 8.7 through Thursday, June 26-29 at Brolhef Rice vs. (0) Bloomfield Hills Ando- ; season in eight years with a pair of Suburban Prep and 8.15, respectively. Wood also Central City Park in Westland. ver; 6:15 p.frv: (E) BtoomfieW HiHs Lehsef took second on floor (8.65). vs. (F) SouthReld.JB;90p.m. .. Hockey League Victoria last week. The cost is |150 (Includes bat, T- Thufsday, "March 1: Soithfteld-lathxup The Patriots, coached by Terry Jobbitt, finished Z8-2- shirt, baseball, Jwo Tiger tickets, vi, A-B. winner, 6::15p.m.;C-0wlnner'vs. E- 2 overall and 11-2-1 in the SPHL. UMM •;v j, •'•, i • POM PON QUALIFIERS individual color photo with Milt, F winner, &30 p.m. -;•." On Thursday, Franklin pelted host Southf ield, 18-1, as daily raffle tickets and refresh Saturday, March fc-OiampioftshV final. defensenian Mike Zajdel bad seven points on one goal 6:15 p.ra. (Wnner 'advances to the OaX uted one goal and two assists. Jeff Garcia, Lorentz, In- • Livonia Franklin has quali ments. Park Compuware Arena quarterfinal vs. St. •arid six assists. . v gersoll and Harris also scored goals. Baffy contributed fied for the state Pom Pon finals For more information,'call the Clair Shores CMc Arena regional champi . Other point producers included- Brian Stover, four two dssists on.) .;..- ' ••;:.- '..;'•;-.- , •• .-.•:••:' '••-.;."' . Saturday, March 4, at Churchill Westland Parks and Recreation goals aid two assists; Charlie! OlschansU, three goals STEVENSON 2, BROTHER RICE 2: Paul Rice High School. Department at 722-7620. j^and three. assistsiJtob_Ij£ej^l_a^M^ -at-STrCLAfR 8HORE?C[VIC"ARENA -was hot in the nets for Livonia Stevenson Friday at Edgar ; (hosted by Grosse Point© North) goal and four assists each; -Bob Baffy, two goals and Arena, stopping 42 of«'shots. But he couldn't stop Scott Lock- The Patriots, along with Church three assists; Bob Hayes, two goals and one assist; Dar- wood, who got the game-tying goal for Birmingham Brother ill and Stevenson, will be among 20 • COACHES WANTED Monday, Feb. ¢7: (A) Trenton vs. (B) rin Liptow, one goal and two assists; Scott Lorentz, one Rice with three minutes left. — v teams from around the state vying Gfosee PoInta.Soutrt, 8 pm :• goal and one assist; Bryan Harris, two goals; and Justin The tie was partial vengence for Stevenson (14-7-1 overall), for the title. • Tuesday, Tab, 28: (C) Uvooia Franklin which was belted 6-1 by the Warriors earlier In the season. • Clarenceville High School is vs; (0) Soutngate' Anderson,' 6 p.m.; (E) Osraan, two assists. Brother Rice Is 14-6-2. Franklin qualified by earning looking for a boys track cosch. GfOSse Polnte North vs. (F) ,Wyandolle' Goalie Greg Donnan made 18 saves against the win- Mike Morrison and Brian CMeara scored the Spartan goals, high marks in regional competi Those Interested should call athlet Roosevelt 8 p.m. '•.'... ". less BlueJays. t ,- . Thursday, March 1; Uvonta Churchm vs. both coming In the second period. Kris Johnson assisted on tion, Feb. 18 at Wyoming Godwin ic director Leo Klnsell at 473-8926. A-B wviiner, 6 pfm.; C-D vkinrtervs.' S-F ; On Wednesday, Franklin wrapped up third place in (yMeara'8 score; Rice got the assist on CMeara's goal. Heights High School. wJnner.flp.m. • -.-•-' ;::-.-'" . ' the SPHL with an 8-3 triumph over Wyandotte Roose Matt Green got Brother Rice's first goal, also In the second • Redford Union High School is .Saturday, March 3: C^arnptonshJp final, '•: velt in a game played at Edgar Arena. period. Members of the squad, coached seeking a varsity boys track coach 7 p.m (Winner advances Io the Oak Park • G6alle Dan Murray sparkled in the Patriot nets, mak by Delores Mohammad, include co- for the spring season. Experience Compuware quariertlnal, • Wednesday, v CHURCHILL 8, LAHSER 3: Livonia Churchill ended March 8, vi Oak Parit Compuware Arena ing 20 saves. Wyandotte tallied all three of its goals on its regular season with a win Thursday over Bloomfield Hills captains Kim Wlska and Joy Is necessary. regies cha/iipfon.) powerplays. Lahser at the Detroit Skating Club. The Chargers finished 17-5 Wrisch; also Lyrme Brach, April For more information, call ath Offensively, Olschanski had four points on two goals overall; their 12-2 mark in the SPHL was good for second Artuso, Renee Auge, Marianne place. letic director Jim Gibbons at 592- and two assists/while Stover and Sharkey each contrib- Byrnes, Michel© Cowan, Nicole 3408. Karapetian, Kristin Kegg, Amy Maclejewskl, Alison Mittig, Leslie • Livonia Ladywood High Orzechow8ki, Kami Peterson, Thia School is seeking a varsity and JV Canton dunks Ghurchiil, eyes WLAA conquest Puccl, Bonna Schultz and Amanda -.** basketball coach, head track coach, Szymula. and bead tennis coach for 1989. ByQradEmont the event In 5:18.4.) breaststroke (1:03.4). (Churchill's • The Western Lakes Activities Those Interested should send n Neil Dryden added a second In the staff writer 1—— ••J Paplerski is versatile in a number Association will hold its annual their resume (up until March 1) to: 1 ( of events, including the 200 IM, 100 butterfly in 1:01.7.) cheerleading competition begin Kim Linehger, Ladywood High -"N v It was merely a warmup, a step r freestyles (50,100, 200 and 500) and "We've had some good matchups ning at 9 a.m. Saturday at old Bent- School, 14680 Newburgh Road, ping . stone to bigger and better 8Wi mmln. 100 backstroke. with Churchill in the past but right ley High School in Livonia. The Livonia, Mich. 48154. things. "He'U swim the 200 IM at league, now they're rebuilding," Wellman cost is |1 per person. For more Information, call 591- Hooker Wellmani the Plymouth An all-freshman quartet of Matt but I'm not sure what the other event said. "But Larry Hein is a good 1544. Canton boys swim coach, > emptied • Tertel, Mark palovega;: Chris Per- will be," said Hein, whose team fin coach and will rebuild the program. \ his bench Thursday as Mi Chiefs •cecchi and Itevfn Veacb set a ninths ished '5-9 weralL "We're hoping at We lose ,12 'seniors this year and • BASEBALL SIGNUP stroked comfortably past host Livo grade school record with a third the state meet that he can be in the we'll be in the same boat next year." • DONKEY BASKETBALL nia Churchill in the regular season place finish in the 200-yard medley high 52's (seconds) to 54 in the back Other Canton individual winners • The Westland Youth Athletic finale for both schools, 114-58. relay in. 1:52.2. (Canton's Scott. stroke. What we did tonight is try to Included: Geddes, 200 freestyle, Association will hold its annual The students and faculty from Canton, which finished the season Swartzweiter, Jeff Homan, Matt build his endurance for the state 1:55.1; Timberlake, 50 freestyle, baseball (ages 8-16), Softball (9-14) Redford Union High will square off unbeaten in the Western Division of Leveique and Mitch Timberlake meet" ; 23.7; Helmstadter, 100 butterfly, and T-bail (boys and girls 5-7) reg in a donkey basketball game at the Western Lakes Activities Associ- > tookfirstinH7.0). ^: ;. ' ; .' Paplerski scored his. team's only 57.7; Jeff Schwinn, .100 freestyle, istration beginning Saturday at the 7:80 p.m. Friday, March 3 in the atioo, can how point to the big show, win as Churchill's lack of experi 53.0; and Schwartzweltef, 100 back WYAA Compound, 6050 Farming- schoor8gym. the WLAA meet, which begins . BRAD FLOWERS also showed enced showed." . stroke, 1:02.1. i ," ton Road, two blocks north of Ford Tickets are $4 at the door (f 3 for Wednesday and finishes Friday at why be is a threat to win the league "We had only eight experienced The Chiefs wrapped up the meet Road in Westland. children under 14 and senior citi • Plymouth Salem. diving title, as he turned in his best swimmers returning this year," Hein like they started it, rolling to a big Registration will be from 10 a.m. zens). Advance tickets are $3.50 - Defending champion Salem will be score of the season with 248.6 points, said. "We've done well numbers- win, this time in the 400 freestyle re to 2 p.m. March 4, 11-, 18, 25 and and|2. : the lavorite along witb NorthL Farm4 edging Churchill senior Scott Sta- wise, but we're inexperlehced." lay as Hartnett, Timberlake, ; ingtori to win the WLAA crown. cherski, who scored 248.45. Helmstadter and Bryce Anderson •:••••' Wellman believes Salem Is the v^ And Jim Hartnett put another ;•'• BRIAN EERT turned In a respect were clocked In 3:29.7. 'team to beat; but Churchill coach : sniUe on Wellman's face with a per- able 1:08.3 to finish second behind They were almost 13 seconds bet "TREATMENT STUDY FOR DEPRESSION" UwrenceHein likes Canton's chanc- .sonaLbesLAL2:087ilnJthe^2J)0 indi- Canton's Homan in the 100 ter than the Chargers. ••- - If-you are suffering-lrom sustained depression,-arix- "«.•• •.;/,'.'; ;;""-" '" ;• •*"•'..' ,vldual medley. He finished second iety or both, and are in good health, you may "I like Canton because they have . behind Churchill standout Mark Pa- the most depth <>f any of the other piereki, who was clocked in 2:05.3. ualify for free treatment through the AFFECTIVE teams in the league," said Hein, who . Paplerski also swam the 500 free^ aIISORDERS UNIT at Lafayette Clinic. Aim of the honored seven seniors during a brief style,-using the part of race as a study is to discover biological factors associated .. ceremony midway through the meet training run by swimming the back 'Please, my little girl with successful treatment of depressive illness. Canton woo the WLAA Relays stroke. (Canton's Steve Geddes won needs "blood: Please contact: back in LVceinber, but WeUman is V Affective Disorders Unit leery of; Salem, even. though the Rocb lost a dual meet earlier in the AIR CONDITIONING RW 256-9617 season to North Farmlngton. FURNACES 1=^ LAFAYETTE CLINIC "ITS UP FOR grabs, but Salem Wayne State University has won it before iijd it's in their pool," said the Canton coach, whose M00 Rebate team finished 0-3 overall in dual Buy a Carrtar Muxa bxr+t* logtttMr wfth • meets. "They can move Ron Orris Carriar Mux* OantrK Air Condltlornr iftd'((M • Imofline if you hod toojk for Blood to tove the We of someone you love. ADVERTISEMENT «400 ntxM Umft« 1 Y X 1 «. V .L. f ii iMM WPPWPWIi •W*V*F rnfmm ^m *m^m*^m ^••^H Monday, February 27.18S9 O&E (L,R.W,G>3C .-•} wipeaisy ByBradEmonr "There were six seconds on the staff writer clock and all we had to do was play defense," said Franklini coach Rod Jason Lichtman snapped Farm- Hanna. "Lichtman went through us, The scoring was spread arpund, and It was' en Grand Blanc Valley School Thursday a( Westland lngtori Harrison's basKetball team : --4 like knife trt'bujtter. It's disappoint B ' ." ' k '-'' . • ' . more than enough to bury Wyandotte Roosevelt * .'..- ••••••; ^-:-...-/ The first time the. two teams roet this season, Grand • / - . •-. / -,'v:- out of its doldrums Saturday. ing. He went through all five of our Friday. ,,. .,..-. . j : ;*J\' >-'-'. t Blanc woo by 20 points,. It was different this time Called the team's "unsung hero" -/:>." : players.'' ."'-'••'; ' - Wayne Memorial bad five players reach dou ; s around, thanks to Westland's balanced scoring: Chip :•> by coach Mike Teachman; the 5-foot- Marcus Mack paced the Hawks -'. / -l Habitz (15. points), Mike Hardies (U), and Brian ble-figures In scoring in rolling to Its 16th basket • . ;' li tm3 / tetb % .tVDroski and Kevin Gear an (12 apiece). Hardies also 10 senior guard hit two clutch shots with 14 jwints. Three others scored ball win of the season, 75-42, at Roosevelt. The »1 had eight rebounds, while Giaran dished out six assists. to send the game Into Overtime, The in double figures Including Coleman Zebras finished the regular season with four loss But then the big guns started smoking for the Warri • Weslland led 16-9 after one quarter, but Grand Blanc Hawks then went on-to defeat Livo (12), Chad Burgess (11) and Lichtman es; Roosevelt was 2-18. _'.-.._•• nia Franklin,' 55-52, to gain third ors. Eric HI ggs scored eight, Dustto Snell had seven tied it at 23 at the naif. Westland took control again, (io). The first quarter was more than the Bears going In front 42-37 after-three quarters. ' place in the Western Lakes Activi and Anthony Hartman six to account for.all nut-two of ( , Mark Donehue added 12 points could handle. Wayne led 19-6 and, after Roose ties^ Assoc! at (on- basketball playoffs their team's third-quarter points in a 23-6 run. Defense was (he difference, according to coach Scott and 12 rebounds for the Patriots." velt trimmed the deficit by a point at the half. "We had planned a few things for them because Wlemer, "Last, time they had 12 three-pointers," he at Plymouth Salem High. John Santl came off the bench to (35-23), the Zebras Iced the win by outscoring' they're such a good man-toyman defensive team," said. noted.'This time,.they had five." - r< Harrison finished the regular sea score 10 points. their foes 41-19 in the second half. » RU coach Tip Smathers, whose team finished the regu Andy McGarr/s 18 points was best for Grand Blanc,' v son at 17-3, while Franklin dipped to • In other WLAA consolation games: Pierre Hixon topped Wayne with 15 points. lar season 10-9, S-5 in the NSL. "They adjusted to them, which slipped to 12-1, Westland is 446. , 11-9. > Larry Johnson added 12, Tony Rumple had 11 but we Just couldn't stop them." Free throw shooting further wrecked the Panther CRANBROOK 80, Q'VILLE 63- Tennay Ev- Llchtman's heroics were just what STEVENSON 87, CANTON 59: and Kevin Hankerson and Chris Hebner got 10 the doctor ordered for the Western Senior forward Scott Koslkowski scored a hopes. They converted Just 18-of-31, and missed all five ans and Ivan Boyd combined for 86 points and 88 re game-high 23 points and helped hold apiece. Hankerson grabbed eight rebounds, while chances from the line In the third quarter. bounds for Bloomfleld Hills Cranbrook in Friday's Division-champion Hawks, who were Hixon had seven. Wayne Jackson also made eight stunned last Tuesday by Westland Plymouth Canton/s high-scoring forward "They just have an outstanding starting lineup," said" . homecourt rout of Livonia Clarencevflle.-' Brian Paupore to 11 points, leading Livo steals. Smathers of Woodhaven, which finished its regular sea The Cranes (12-7 overall, 9-5 in the Metro Confer- John Glenn in the semifinals, and nia Stevenson (14-6) to a fifth place finish John Marshall's 11 points paced the Bears. son 190,8-0 in the NSL. ence) led 16-9 after one quarter and 42-23 at the half; then learned later in the week that In the WLAA. Burdick finished with 20 points for RU. Joe Delf- The Trojans (3-11 In the Metro, 4-15 overall) never got senior forward Bryan Wauldron, the Three other Spartans scored in double DEARBORN 69, GARDEN CITY 66: A gauw, Steve Nowak and Dan Lezotte added 10 apiece. closer than 16 in the second half. team's second leading scorer and re- figures Including Chris Nazelli (17), ROD three-point desperation heave at the final buzzer Higgs led Woodhaven with 21. Vernon Crump chipped Kendrick Harrington's 23 points was best for bounder, left the team for personal Baran (13) and Rick Laven (10). missed Friday, sending Garden City to Its first-ever in 17 and Hartman had 16. Clarenceville. Derrick Herr added 18. Evans tad 20 reasons, reportedly to take a Job to Fernando Johnson led the. Chiefs (11-9) winles3 season In Northwest Suburban. League play. TEMPLE CHRISTIAN 73, FA1RLANE points and 18 boards and Boyd finished with 16 points earn spending money for spring va with 14 points and Troy Wauldron added The homecourt defeat dropped the Cougars to 3-17 and 20 rebounds for the Cranes. 11. overall, 0-8 In the NSL. Dearborn Is-9-11 overall, 3-5 In 43: Redford Temple Christian was never in Jeopardy cation. Friday at Dearborn Falrlane Christian, pushing ahead "We experimented a little with our de the NSL. "We showed some character and 15-8 after one quarter, 31-21 at the half and 52-30 after FACTORYVILLE 66, GC UNITED 63 fense and we were geared to stop Pau overcame some tremendous adver Free throws won the garae for the Pioneers. They hit three periods. The win allowed Temple Christian to fin (OT): Chad Crotser and Dick Brubaker, Athens Facto- pore and Wauldron," said Stevenson 18-of-22 In the fourth quarter alone, and were 27-of-35 ish its regular season with a 10-10 mark. ryville Christian Academy's 6-foot-7 center, riddled sity the past week," said Teachman, coach Jim Mclntyre. "Koslkowski did a for the game. GC was just seven-of-lS from the line for Leading the scoring parade — four Patriots reached Garden City United Christian for a combined 38 points who had no comment on the Waul nice Job and'our defense did enough to the game. double figures — were Marlon Reed (21 points), Friday in the quarterfinals of the Michigan Association dron matter. "We had the stuffing turn off their offense. They never got into Still, the Cougars led 22-19 afler one quarter before Brenndan Figurski (14), Roy Neal (12, all on three- of Christian Schools tournament at the Inkster Recre knocked out of us and you could see a flow." Dearborn rallied for a 34-29 halftone lead. GC pulled pointers) and Maurice Little (10). Jeff Baker's 15 points ation Center. we were a little down at the start. Stevenson hit 23 of 35 free throws, to within four after three quarters (47-43), but the paced Falrlane. GC United, which ended its season 14-10, led 83-26 at We hit only six of 33 shots from the while the Chiefs were only 11 of 24. Pioneers' foul shots — particularly from guards Rick the half and 47-40 after three quarters, but Factory- floor In the first half, but then we Gostenik (six-of-slx in the fourth) and Brian Merckens THURSTON 63, CENTER 54: The domina ville (14-5) battled back to tie it and force overtime. kicked in a little of our pride and N. FARMINGTON 67, (slx-of-seven) — kept them on top. tion of Fernando Merida and Mike Lucy on the boards Crotser led Factoryville with 21 points. Brubaker CHURCHILL 56: Brian Temple, a was more4han Taylor-Center could handle as Thurston had 17 and 16 rebounds. GC United got 14 points from that brought us back. Hopefully this Gostenlk's two free throws with :lt left gave Dear junior forward, had the hot hand, leading prevailed at Center Thursday. Jason Cavin, 12 from Ted Diliow, 11 from Chad will get us pepped up for the dis born its final, three-point margin. He finished with 13 North Farroington (10-10) to a seventh- Thurston took control in the second quarter, outscor Presnell and 10 from both Tim Blatter and Chris tricts." points. Tim Nalodka had 18 and Merckens 15. place finish with a victory over Livonia ing the Rams 21-14 to take a 38-27 half time lead. The Smith. Jason Wynn notched 10 of his 17 points in the fourth Churchill (5-15). Eagles'(16-4 overall, 12-2 in the Tri-River League) quarter for the Cougars, including three of GCs six In the finals of the Metro Christian Conference tour THE PATRIOTS were well on temple tallied a game-high 25 points, upped their lead to 49-56 after three periods. three-pointers in the period. Bud Bamett added 16 nament at Inkster Recreation Center Feb. 18, four of their way to their second win in hitting six shots from three-point range, Lucy finished with 18 points and 15 rebounds, and pqints and Joe Gorak 12. GC United's players accounted for all but seven of the three tries over Harrison, but blew a to pace the Raiders. Matt Hoffman, a Merida had 18 points and 12 boards. Matt Farrts added team's points, but It wasn't enough, as Pontlac Greater seven-point lead in the final two Junior, point-guard, played a strong floor 10 points. Pat Dorton led Center with 17 points. Life Academy won the title 69-66. WOODHAVEN 87, RU 62: For a quarter of minutes. game and added 16. (North made 11 Blatter had 20 points, Diliow 14, Smith IS and Pat three-pointers on the day.) Friday's NSL game, Redford Union was able to hang Mill Coleman made two straight with unbeaten Woodhaven. The homecourt Panthers LUTH. WESTLAND 58, GRAND BLANC Nery 12. GC United was without three starters; but still shots and then Lichtman drilled a Three Chargers scored in double fig VALLEY 55: Lutheran Westland pulled off a shock battled back from a 40-28 half time deficit to pull to ures including Jason Belaire (12), Mike led 20-19, thanks to three John Burdick triples. Even at three-pointer with only 20 seconds to the half they were still within range, trailing by just 41- ing upset Thursday, building a five-point lead after within 54-50 after three quarters. Juodawlkls (11) and Mike Picha (10). Greater Life got 22 points from Tim Reyes. play to give the Hawks a 48-47 lead: 34. three quarters and holding on to jolt previously unbeat But Franklin's Roy Hall (13 W.L. CENTRAL 48, FARM points) nailed -a three-pointer at the INGTON 45: Derk Wallace tallied 16 six-second mark to give the Patriots points and Matt Smith contributed 13 as a 50-48 advantage. Walled Lake Central (1-19) avoided a "That was a beck of a shot by Hall wlnless season with a victory over the PSL rules in Operation-Friendship because Lichtman had a hand right Falcons (3-17) in a loser's bracket game. in his face," said the Harrison coach. P.J. Green paced Farmlngton with 11 and Jason Brown contributed 10. But after a timeout, Lichtman Continued from Page 1 ball and Artie Brown (eight points) the free throw line. He can do it all." 'Tm happy the way the kids came out and prepared alter losing the took the ball the length of the floor steady play of Talley (23 points) and followed with a layup to cut the de- NORTHVILLE -57, W.L. Catholic League championship and scored a layup as time expired, Intimidating play of Lyton (15). fict to 53-50 with only 1:06 remain BUT RESPERT, a 6-2 junior WESTERN 52: Chris House (24) and game. We approached this game to sending the game into OT. Borgess led 15-13 after one quar ing. guard, also turned In some quality Heath Meyers (23) combined for 47 points win, but we also vised it as prepara Harrison then outscored the Patri as the Mustangs (10-10) defeated Walled ter, but Cooley forged ahead at the Tally then answered with a pair of minutes. tion for the (state) tourney. We want ots 6-2 in the three-minute session to Lake Western (6-14) in a loser's bracket half, 29-26, as Talley scored eight free throws, but 6-5 senior center "Shawn did a good job of control ed to get our team on a roll going clinch the win. Llchtman's two game. second-quarter points. Carl Woods (10 points) scored on a ling the ball," said Fusco, whose into the tourney." points with IS seconds left iced it for Kevin White tallied 20 In a losing The Spartans stayed close well rebound with 33 seconds left. team finished the regular season at the Hawks. cause. Into the third quarter, but. couldn't . With the clock winding down and 11-9. "And our forwards weremore Cooley will take a 19-1 record into take advantage of a break with only Borgess forced tofoul, Talley added 'involved as far ai the offense goes. the Detroit Cody District this week 11 seconds left In the period after two more free throws with 29 sec And I thought we played great half- and Kelso is hoping a group of motivated Cardinals will show up^ - M '',(-'-; ' :."<. • Lyton and Cooley coach Ben Kelso onds to play, giving Copley the victo court defense. were each assessed technical fouls. ry. Respert, given four free throw op "Talley's best quality Is his ability portunities, made just two to pull the to make great ^decisions on the Spartans to within a basket, 44-42. floor," said Fused. "He knows when Borgess was also awarded posses to give the ball up and has a hidden sion of the ball, but failed to get a quality as a good outside shooter. I . Thurston. 7:30 p.m. I STATE TOURNAMENT shot off. can't say enough about him." DISTRICT BASKETBALL PAIRINGS Thursday. March 2: Detroit Renaissance vs. C-D winner, 6 p.m.; Farmingion Harrison vs. A- Cooley coach Ben Kelso also sang CLASS A 'B winner. 7:30 p.m. IN THE FOURTH quarter, Talley Talley's praises. at WESTLAND JOHN GLENN Saturday. March 4; Championship final, 7:30 "We kept the ball In Talley's hands p.m. (Winner advances io the Warren Woods converted a three-point play with Monday, Feb. 27; (A) Westland John Gtenn Tower regional v>v Madison Heights Madison' 4:13 to go, giving the Cardinals at 50- at the end,'? Kelso said. "If he's not vs. (B) Wayne Memorial. 7 p.m. district champion.) 44 lead. the best guard In the state, he's very Wednesday, March 1: Garden City vs. Livo " But Borgess refused to fold as close. He's shooting 58 perent from nia ChyfCtojl._6:30 p.m.; Lrvonla Franklin vs. A-B CLASS C Charles North (eight points) stole the three-polnt-range and 82 percent at winner. 8 p.m. at ORCHARD LAKE ST. MARYS Friday, March 3; ChamptonsMp final, 7 p.m. AduriKcmfni (Winner advances to tho Soythfield-Lathrup r&- Monday. Feb. 27: (A) Redlord St Agatha rjonatvs. DearbornFordsondistrictchampfoa) vs. (B) Southfietd Christian, 7:30 p.m. Tuesday. Feb. 28: (C) Orchard Lake St THE WEATHEIIMAKER* at REDFORD CATHOLIC CENTRAL Study shows 86% lose weight Mary's vs. (D) Oelroit DePorres, 7:30 p.m. SX GAS FURNACE ,/ Wednesday, March 1: Detroit-Redford St Mond8y, Feb.'27: (A)' Redlord Catholic Mary's vs. A-B winner. 7:30 p.m. A study published in an inter health associations. • Super Low Operating Costs. . 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Feb. 28: (C) Oakland Christian vs. 58SXQ40 v vs. (B) North Farmtnglon, 7;30p.m. (D) Oakland Catholic, 6:30 p.m.; (E) Lathrup 113^2000 Thursday, March 2: WaRed Lake Central vs. Village AMva Hebrew Day School vs. (E) Red- SO DCOlXE CiSWlAIR OONDinOSfll West BloomReld, 6:30 p.m.; Farmlngton vs. A-B ford Temple Christian. • H^h Effi(irnrf - Aum W*n •*d Y I 'f - •-- «^ mm ^UMM •^^ *^^ "•^ m^F T7 T^ Ufc* *-<> '7-- ,- 521 O&E Monday, February 27.1989 "t rneasureupin hevera T YOU ALWAYS thought you entry (|5.8 million), up 0.4 precent needed yean and yean of ex- from 1987. / • pertaoce to land that linker outdoors Outside the. pafksv'vjsltors spept i you've dreamed about, you ; another $392 million at private Michigan businesses in preparation could probably learn something 1 VERVSPOHT SEEMS.to de '.'•'• Merrl-Bowl Lanes in Livonia was •';'• fromDuaneZantopJr. . for, enroute to and during their daily : velop .. a "Slanguage" of its . the scene of some fine bowling as Gene : • Zantop and his family are mem- :- . or overnight park stay. Major spend- .own^and bawling Is no excep 10-pin • Ciel^nskl, rolled up a-279 game la; the ber» of the Four Seasoos Fishing . lng involved gaspliher food,'sporting tion-. 'V ' ':. ' ;";' Tele-Conim Men's League/ Garrett ; Club, baaed in UvooU. The club- Parser equipment, entertainment and lodgr Hang around the local lanes long Nagle led with a 267 game and Tom • holds an annual fishing tournament . ing en rbute to the parks. ;' ; ;.^•-' enough and you will become familiar Dudley added a 696 series In the" Men's ^ with competition divided into tbree ^that's exactly what it has become, : •; Short on money, but love being: with the colorful .expressions and nick-, Al Senior House. Larry Haag had a 7.07 se r? Classes: panilsh; beat, walleye, pike $sp>clally;ih Wayne County^ . outdoors? You don't haye to spend names used such as "Grandma'8 ries with a 248 In the Tuesday night »"and muskie; and *alny>oot 1:30 P.M.. 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The fowjr member rock group out of New York appears to be bucking the banality of dance floor music with its own brand of thoughtful songs,- Street Beats introduces you to the group on Page 3D. {Bl\e CDbserutr &-igrt.etitrir Newspapers I ;• Monday, February 27,1989 O&E **1D k ft'4 > » a -.!' 5 « « '¥ •"# ',« '»»• * • JEANUWNEN Philip Handleman not only photographs Stearmans, he files them. the names of the original seven as Handleman said that even though By Rich Perlberg ternational, P.O. Box 2-Rev, 729 tronauts. His impressive personal li his films are distributed nationally staff writer. • Prospect Avenue, Oshkosb, Wis.) brary has more than 200 auto through the Central Educational Handleman's effort.was a high graphed books, many from historic Network, he can't get his foot in the Fifty years ago, Philip Handle- flying labor of love. He didn't have a Flight of fancy aviation figures. door at the Detroit's PBS outlet man's mother used to climb fences publisher when he began shooting in He bad his pilot's license at age 20. "I won't be bitter," he said. "If I as a child in order to marvel at the early 1987. But as the owner and pi The film interest came later, but allow myself to be bitter, then those derring-do of the world's greatest lot of a fabled Stearman biplane, Handleman thinks he prepared for it clowns will have succeeded If they stunt pilots. Today, Philip climbs which was the plane of choice for all his life. open their door, I'll welcome It" .into the clouds for an even closer training World War n pilots, Handle- "When someone Is interested in a He will not, he said, become one man was eager to get closer to the goes sky high film career and asks me what to do, those people who "fritters away look. Handleman, 37, is an independent men and women who fly. I tell them to accumulate a diverse their lives consumed in their em- filmmaker from Birmingham who life," he said. "That's been my life bitteredness." has produced a short movie and pub "PILOTS, AT least good pilots, un experience. I'm sensitive for what Perhaps that explains why Han lished a book about the swashbuck derstand that when they pilot a ship would be a good topic. dleman still makes his home in Bir ling world of stunt pilots. in the sky, there is no fooling around. "I've never gotten a bad review mingham, even though he feels he ••" Waldo Pepper's barnstorming^ There is no bluffing Mother Nature," from a. critic. The worst is luke was cruelly taunted by prejudiced spirit ~W embodied" In" Handleman's said Handleman from his apartment, warm. I think that's due.to my selec classmates _wben_he_ went _to high 128 pages of color photographs that a collection of books and photos 13 tion of subject." school there as one of the school's .chronide-tfle-loops,—barfel-rollsr -floors above Woodward Avenue. ~ -few Jewish studentsr ~~ ~~~ twists and dives in 30 air shows "What I think that means Is that ONE OF HIS topics Is the Holo "I like to look at the times in ray across the country, culminating with you have to be honest" caust, a subject he fears Is trivial life that haven't been happy and the granddaddy of them all in Osh- Handleman comes upon his pas ized by commercial television spe think they have made me a stronger kosb.Wis. ^ sion for aviation honestly. His cials that capitalize on the public's person," he said. mother, Marlon, fascinated him with "macabre interest in the horror. In Today, he described himself as Handleman, himself a patron of stories of Eddie RIckenbacker, the middle of their sex and violence, "one of the world's luckiest people." the skies with perpetually Charles Lindbergh, Amelia Earhart they will put on a Holocaust story. He has his health, and be has plenty windswept black hair, followed the and other legendary pilots who per "There's more than just the vio of time to pursue his passions includ air show circuit for a year to pro formed at the Cleveland Air Races. lence and the ugliness." ing airplanes, reading and filmmak duce thebook. . "This was all so new to the world," Handleman hopes to better cover ing. "After years of patronizing air said Handleman. "Can you imagine the topic in "Remembering the Holo HE ALSO has time to contribute shows, even flying in some, I decided little kids watching airplanes at 200 .« ,-.: DAN DEAN/elafl photographer caust" which will start airing on back to the community. Among the time bad come to compile a per mpb? Today we take it all for grant- PBS stations in April. He's not sure many civic involvements Is his manent record of an American fed.*.*-- • - • An artist's version of flight fittingly fills a wall In the 13th-floor when and if it will be telecast local membership on the board of trustees airshow season," Handleman writes As a child In the late '.503 and '60s, Birmingham apartment where filmmaker Philip Handleman ly. of the Friends of the Detroit Library. in the introduction to "Airshow his heroes had names like Shepard gets a pilot's view of his adopted hometown. "I haven't had much luck with He co-chaired its recent, successful USA." ($14.95 from Motorbooks In and Glenn. To this day he can recite Channel 56," he said. millage drive. Warp Factor Karlos Barney Lure of South Padre: j By Iris Sanderson Jones and condominium rentals all say the same contributing travel editor thing: There are always a few rooms because of cancellations, so call before you give up on Q: A groop of as wotld like to go soath this them. spring, but we don't want to go to Florida. (U you're not a college student, you may be What about South Padre Island on the Texas able to find a room during spring break be Gulf Coast? Is it too late for this year? cause there are more than 1,000 rooms that Should we start booking ahead for next year? facilities won't rent to college students.) Why do people go to Sosth Padre Island?' April Is a beautiful month In south Texas. Padre Island Is one of the long, narrow A: Why do people go to South Padre? To barrier Islands that line the Gulf Coast from lay on a deck chair on a sand beach and let the Mexican border all the way around the the sun beat a tattoo on their face, to walk curve to Florida. North Padre Island, which the beach at dawn and sunset, collecting Includes the Padre Island National Seashore, shells, to carry yellow surfboards into the has its "gateway" at Corpus Christ!. The cloe* sea, to walk the jetty that protrudes into the ; est city to South Padre is Brownsville, right Atlantic or to watch the shrimp floats come on the Texu/Mexlcan border. In to Port Isabel, across the causeway that connects South Padre Island to the mainland '. Padre Island is separated from the main and the Rio Grande Valley. land by a strip of water called the Laguna They go because they are within 20 miles Madre - local people call it "the bay." S<* of the Mexican border and because they want entists say that barrier islands are always to eat, drink and play with all the other peo shifting, so this one will eventually become "s. ple who eat, drink and play there.. part of the mainland, but for the moment It It MtCKY JONSS The month of March Is pretty heavily connected by a long causeway. ""'*'. Casting for fleh along the surf Mnt la one way The long tongue of the law. booked on South Padre because of spring to pees the time on South Padre Island. break, although the people who run the hotels Please turn to Page 4 •f* r r *f W.^^^n • ••^ * • « •• ^w^rm^m m *m m^v^ry*^ m m • • mwmmmr**mw^mmmyw*—**^rm^^m*m^W*m^^*w• • • • i • 20w* OAK Monday February 27. 1989 MOVING PICTURES -y\U:iv ::±-.U-s... i * It's a film Among the new.films this week' as done, but too much, ivtt are two that don't bold enough ; "I'm Gonna Get You Sucka" (C-f )^ promise to merit screenings; thejmovies (R),8B minutes.; VTN Terror Withi*'' stars Qeorge , Slow-paced satire of B-movies.y Kennedy and a bunch of scientists in from the black ppint'of view/ 1-%n a secret lab under the Mojave Desert "The lyknd Before Time" (A).(G)^ striving to save the world from a Pani-gJ| 75minutes. • ; , ',.- tVi' deadly plague: Such diseases seem to Groenberg . Touching story of a group of-young ',j attract screenwriters first/ dinosaurs. Excellent animation. ^ Surprisingly, Donna Dixon is in a ;'-: "Tile; Mighty Qulnn^(C-)(R) 9(¾ PC vehicle, VUcky Stiff "that hasn't minutes. :. - '- • -. ,.,^ gotten much advance notice. Per Xaradirig the rnovies Murder, money and spies In the",Q haps the story line is the problem as Caribbean. ',.A she meets. a ^00-pound man and At Top rnark? • sure to pteaso T ''Mississippi Burning" (A+) (R).;^ takes him home to meetlier cannl- - A CtosebeNnd-excellent ISO minutes. - ballsUc family.. - V; •-. Brilliant political film aboulj^ '."The ttocolate War" (R,B+, 105 A,. Still In runnfng for top honors human greed, fear and cruelty. A^.,°* ' mlnates) — It's a. war about 20,000 must-see. * " ^ •: boxes of chocolate. Sound funny? It's, 13+ Pretty good Stuff, nol perfect "My Stepmother Is an Allen" hot. It's about man's infinite Ability (B+) (PG-13) 108 minutes. for cruelty toothers. ;; B Good When extra-terrestrial Kim Bas- , Young teenage boys in a Washing inger touches down, this comedy ,jbol ton state Catholic high school must B-: Good but notable deficiencies takes off. sell 20,000 boxes of chocolate under' C+Just a cut above av "Naked Gun" (D) (PG-13) 90 mln pressure from Brother Leon (John utes. "TtO* Glover) for the profit arid glory of C Mediocre; Overly broad farce never gets of¢^ Trinity High. There's also pressure the ground floor of the police squad)iu^ from a school gang called "The Vig C- Not so hot and slipping fast room. il" who, as most bullies do, crave "OUver and Company" (A) (G) 7017^, personal power. , D+ Tl^e very best of the poor stuff minutes. ,0|r^ Jerry (Ilan Mitchell-Smith) and his - Disney animation at Its best. ^ friend,"The Goober" (Corey Guhnesv D Poor "Physical Evidence" (*)(R). • », tad) are innocent pawns in these cru f> It doesn't get much worse Brother Leon (John Glover) Is the impassioned organizer of St. Trinity's annual chocolate sale Burt Reynolds Is a cop with a nifty; "^ el games. '"• ' .--^:^-.^- attorney, Theresa Russell. , In MCEG'e "The Chocolate War." 4 i( The Vigil's leader Archie's (Wally F Truly awful; "Rain Man" (A+)(R) 130 minutes. *t! Ward) idea of pranks are not the usu Tom Cruise and Dustln Hoffman-OiJq al silly things boys do, they are cruel.,, Z Reserved for ihecolossally bad area theaters. ,:'.;. : /•.".. "The Accidentia! Tourist" (C+) key to a time-traveling, A-plus histo star as brothers in every sense. mind games. Archie likes to see peo- ' Even lit yQu have, here's a chance (PG)12p: minutes. ry project _ _ - -No^oVanced screening - "Tap^(CTHPG-i3)T05 minutes. «^ pie squirm and sweat, but plays one ."- to see; "the unparalleled splendor 61 Sldwrpaced family melodrama. "The 'Burbs^JtPG^S minutes Nice dancing, but trite story wiU>v>c^ trick too many, and the boys get' Tom Hanks in slow-paced, absurd Technicoibr, just like it was in the "Beaches" (A+) (PG-13) 120 min Sammy Davis Jr. and Gregory 2^ even! Sadly, getting even makes ; the door trying to sell you a box of good old days. V> satire of horror films. Hines. °qsi them as cruel as Archie. chocolates. Reviewed. by Kathy utes. '•""'- ;":; :-":• "Cousins" (A-) (PG-13) (115 min In honor of the film's 50th anni Bette Midler and Barbara Her- "Three Fugitives" (A-) (PG-13) 95'M^ Beautiful photography^ excellent < Giiyor. r::' '•-/•'•'• versary, Turner restored it to mint utes). shey in fine show of friendship.' minutes. "I acting and a thought-provoking story If you've never seen "Gone With condition for a special national the Charming romantic comedy about Touching comedy about a tough ;:- make "The Chocolate War;* worth The Wind,''Turner Entertainment's atrical tour. "BUI & Ted's Excellent Adven life, love and marriage. guy, a little misfit and his cutC'S^ your viewing, but you'U never, look'' finely restored print offers an oppor ture" (B-) (PG-13): "Dangerous Liaisons" (C+) (R) daughter. *^n quite the same at the ycwng man at tunity to; enjoy this MGM classic at STILL PLAYING: George Carliln gives the boys the 115 minutes. 'Torch Song Trilogy" (B) (R) 122 ' •:•; I Even lush images and good acting can't overcome the non-cinematic minutes. quality of this boring story of pre- Sensitive, touching but question^ VIDEO VIEWING Revolutionary French decadence. able look at homosexuality. " - "Dirty,Rotten Scoundrels" (B+) "Twins" (B+) (PG) 95 minutes. :^. By Dan GrWnbtrg Last year's "The Howe of Carroll Uinkin). The film Is never quite clear isn't always a wise act. Of course, (PG)100 minutes. Do you believe Danny DeVito and^ ' staff writer ..'\- ; Street" (PG; B-, 101 mlnstes) is pc-, whom He's supposed to represent his few in 1951 knew that such goings-on Super-slick con men on the Rivi Arnold Schwarzenegger are twins? 7 litically Interesting and suspensef ul torically, but.be certainly is made up were going on! . . era are lots of fun. "Who'sHarry Crumb" 0+)(PG-V.~ Less than 20 years after Vietnam, but surprisingly enough got very lit to look like Sen. Joseph McCarthy "TfceFlyn"(»)(R). 13) 85 minutes. :^ the country Is.ready to cleanse the tle theatrical distribution when it wjille he acts like Roy Cohn. He sym WELL, THE' complications — Bad genes notwithstanding, our John Candy is, but not very well, wound with movies of every sort; was released. In fact, it was never bolizes the extreme rightist, irra suspensef ul, romantic and routine — hero's still hovering. thank you, in this detective-comedy. Someone even has written a book: exhibited in this market Perhaps its tional paranoia that discovers com are pretty fair, but tbe film's repre "Her Alibi" (B-) (PG) 90 minutes. "Working Girl" (B) (R) 115 min about Vietnam War movies. availability on videocassette; now munist threats under every bed. sentation of 1951 political realities is This murder-my8tery-spy-defect- utes. Obstacles on;the road to suc^ Why then is there no similar cine will spark some interest in .this Well, Crane is out of work, but pretty, farfetched. "The House on or-detective-writer story is well- cess In Big Business. 1 matic interest in the Hollywood 10 (a' touchy subject v finds employment reading for the Carroll Street" suffers from trying group of movie writers and directors: elderly Miss Venable (Jessica Tandy) too hard to resurrect those who suf- who refused to answer the questions PICTUBE A smoky Senate com and is surprised one day to see fered.so much from blacklisting. The I-VS of the House Un-American Activities mittee room in the summer of 1951 Salwen talking to strange folks in the resurrection just doesn't work politi Committee), the blacklist and the just after the U.S. Supreme Court up-; house across the back garden. Just a cally, : "Please, my little girl McCarthy era?'. '^;i ••':.;'.'-;.'' :l.;c-:^ held contempt of Congress citations bit too convenient...... ,,, ' Ori the bright .side, there's ro Streisand and Bedford's "Tbe Way: against toe Hollywood 10/.v-.- ;-:::> We Were," Woody Allen's '"The Emily Crane (Kelly McGillis),' a HER CURIOSITY entangles her In mance, suspense and some snappy needs "blood? Salwen's intrigues and, of course, in repartee — particularly from Dan Front" and a documentary narrated picture editor at Life magazine, re iels and his partner-agent friend. by John Huston, "Hollywood op Tri-: fuses to give membership lists to. the a minor romance with. FBI agent, : Mike Cochoran (Jeff Daniels)., The COStuming has fl pi™ nwitalgj^ al," pretty much sums up what Hol- Senate Committee. She is cited for "quality, as do" the collection of old pod_has had to say about its bad contempt and_Life magariflerfeeg —7r3ajwe~h7 it turns out,;is so rabidly cars. You'll never see a Toyota in' old days under fire in the iate/40s her. ''""' i-ii anti-communist that he is smuggling : : f : and early '50s, v ,-"';l:\.?:'''.;: To indicate just bow sensitive'the Nazi war criminals Into the United , thisfllm: ' '.- - : '^ -:^'•" '- : , • Walter Bernstein, who.; scripted subject remains, the film carries, a States simply because they are antl- : All this decor provides.a ^redibiei ;"Tbe • Front's^ comicapproach to lengthy disclaimer of any intent to communists. One of the film's prob veneer of a time long ago, w^n New • those trying times when brother suggest that Life magazine; in real!- lems Is that the reasoning behind York's streets were; relatively safe Imagine rf you had to otk for blood fo save the life of someone you love. turned against brother, has attempt ; ty, might have dismissed an employ- such activity Is never explained In a and committee rooms weren't' . Next time the American Red Cross asks, give blood, please. ed — much less successfully' r- to ;ee for his or her political beliefs.: cogent way. * •. While "The ^.House on Carroll treat tbe anti-communist hysteria of V This Senate; committee's chief ,.; And it should be, because there is Street" is pretty decent entertain- American GIVE BLOOD, PIE AS E R*dCroe»- 40 years ago In a serious, suspense- counsel ira partlcuiariyunpleasaflt s very Important lesson here:--Taking-- mentrit lacks enough political sawy- fulfum :-:"---:":' \r::' cbaracte.r, Ray Salw.en (Mahdy Pa- thlne enemy's enemy to your bosom to make it an important film. + ALTERNATIVE VIEWING mm I i tyAnrve Sharp tain Klaus Barbie, the "Butcher of There he lent his talents to various the audience to Identify with Barbie. He remains a faceless entity, seen »p«c4al writer Lyon,". Is a strange, outrageous, dictatorships, advising them on the .• ^JgZ^t&M chilling one. Ophuls documents his malming;and brutalizing of political ; only In rare glimpses. It's the people * It's said that poor Marcel Ophuls case with great sensitivity and an prisoners, and aiding in the interna whose lives he affected that take never wanted to be a documentary unerring eye for the truth. tional arms and drug-smuggling center stage. maker. He would much rather have :.tradesV-'..; ''—•'.'.::-;: (•-•-•'-r"-,-.'.; *. '"W~~ He also tactfully, skillfully ¢^¾¾ followed in tbe footsteps of his fa transforms it Into a rousing adven . Persistent Nazi hunters finally ALTHOUGH IT'S a«ertous story, ther. Max, and made light Holly ture tale. You marvel that all its tracked him down and extradited the great tradition of Jewish "gal wood-style entertainments. multitude of characters; all its plot him to France, where be was tried lows humor" is amply represented Bat the overwhelming success of details, could be contained in a mere and convicted of crimes against hu here. Ophuls maintains a running his epic DOo-flotion chronicle of 4%-hourfllm. manity, ' " \ Joke about tie perverse pleasures of li^'&t >*•**_ HasJ-OCCsptad France, 'TV Sorrow Through interviews with Barbie's Interviewing ex-Nazis and their fam and the Pity," more or \tm forced BARBIE WAS a violent psycho victims as well as his relatives, com ilies. : " A him to ooattane in the sunt vein. path who 4id his part for Hitler's rades and sworn enemies, Ophuls re He delights in popping in on them An island getaway If "Htlri Ttrnfaw: Tie Ltf« and war effort by conducting an elabo creates the progress of a very sick, unexpectedly, recording their Inane, Timet of Kkoi Barbie" serve* to rate tortare chamber for resistance, dangerous man who.was allowed to evasive reactions to his questions. Mtl OflHft repotatta m tfce guy leaden and other enemies of the Inflict untold damage on thousands "Whatever happened to human doesn't have to be wfco ttakaa fov-heor films abowt the Third Reich out of his headquarters of people, simply because it was use rights?", grumbles one as Ophuls Bclrar—X, it alMoCfan a ftemoer at the Hotel Terminus in Lyon, ful for various politicians, govern gleefully pounces after him with his of what mtgbt hive beta bad Ui ca- France. ment agents and other criminals for microphone and camera. ratr M • dbvetor takes a more friv- After the war. he was clever hlmtodoso. ') "Hotel Terminus" richly deserves otow tara. Ofhali tt a fln^rate Its Oscar nomination for best docu It can be as close as Mission toim, an enooffe to past himself off to Ameri It's perilously easy in a film like a. '-jfJ ba'i alto a great cas iatdUgeoce agents as a valuable . this for the villain to become the mentary. I'm rooting for Ophuls. 18-acre lakefrom resort on Mackinac anti-conmnmiBt contact and so was hero, to acquire an aura of outlaw He's a scholar, a gentleman and a Island, Come enjoy (he outdoor ' -' Ttet titt of former Gestapo cWe/ smuggled nfery to South America.":~ glamor. Ophuls wisely never allows great entertainer. heated poo), hot tubs, tennis courts, *Vi3 • 1 exercise/fitness center, and all the \H unspoiled beauty of the island itself. SCREEN SCENE Enjoy your getaway even more by taking advantage h of our Special Package* rates during: Iarcwcll to 1 winter - May 23-Ju nc 29; Memorial Day • MBntfVT FIJI TflKATMR, Datntt Track V (19U), I p m Feb. 17. 7:10 MareH 22. A hoity-toity New Yorker Dutch tale about a 8S-ycar-old man who's «f Am Dawit can m-mt pm P«*. n, M5 pm Mardi 1, 7:10 p m. (Amy Irving) finds love with the proper never left bis parents' home. (Hmm, got a wcckcnd-May 26-28; Midweek Spring Fling- Marcft M Dw«ctar Nteolm Hot «nd pickle salesman (Peter Riegert). • i . few of those ou t where 1 live, too.) May 23 -June 29; lilac Festival-June 9-18; n Potter coHnbor*ted "A Cry In the Dirk" (1»88), Meryl got July 4th Celebration ^-June 30-July '5; Yacht atory of a woman's TELE-ABTS, 15t0 Woodward, Detroit another best aclres* nomliMtlon ^or tbls uliW wit* her kmg-kwt Call MS-8890 for dates and times. (|2 Races-Chicago to Mackinac, weekend of. /at:Xw^B^aa V aa^BW^Paw ^Aw^FVy^ • ^Pt^aaV 9 one, b*»ed on a true story *bout #n Aus-. MISSION ;l^* ill. Gmrj OMm*fl matinee, students and seniors, 11(0 regu- July 14; I\xt Huron to Mackinac, weekend of '4, mm aaw * pA Mkawa 1 tralU'n woman unjustly accused of doing ''CVJJ away with her own child. ' ; lar) •.?> .: July 21; Labor Day Vfrckcnd-September 1-4 POINT "A iMHaM «f Daat" (i»M). »pi»F«b, "Vampire In Havana" Detroit prem 'Seme wrtdiiloni ipp*f on ill SpccUj Pxbgrs tt. 7 pm Harei 1. OUmorow BBC typ* iere of animated feature about an undead PARK THEATRE, 601 Erie'St. E/ Jaw saxophonist who really gets his teeth i af a>alya Waagn novel abnut Windsor. Call (519) 971-W83 for date? kT that aappen when a bad, 1 into Cuban nightlife. Double Mil With and lime ($4 regular and 15.50, seniors, "Nosferatu" (!P7P), Werner Hersog's ^nag 1800^833-5583 ^« rica BafHaawomaa betrayi bar hatband. children and members). .' 6«1 B Uaar Direct* by CaarWa ("BrttaaMad Revi- beautiful, fonoy, literate mutation of the Dracula ,legewd, sUrrlng Klaus (the ftfc':. Calltt^Mf7 for Worm*- ittad'1 8tarrM|a. with Rrtaten Scott "Terry Trlcker and lb« Stamp Travel- MA CK1NA C ' S 1 S L A N D- R B SORT i * i ,m tutsa i aid Jama* wuby Jer" Canadian animated kid's feature by Louse) Kinskl, Isabelle Adjahl and BrunO dtM). > pm. Rk* Demers. Dottbk^lll with "Abel," a Oana. • '• .' • iOl ocr »:e«i i \ V: 5 .( *a m T, • •• „, ^, — „ ». y. ,. ,. »• »• »» ^ ^ m ••• i» ^ J^,^ w^^p^^^^^^^^^r^^^^^W «TVHmw««VPPl^M"W««iW -jn^ayfPW-1 ^^P«P«||PPNPP1|H Monday, February 27,1989 O&E **3P 4i STREET BEATS \ IN CONCERT • TAHJ€HTIMA0E , # Hn?**OOflOljeS By Larry O'Connor Tanjent Image will perform on Mon '•:.. Hippodrome will perform with special staff writer, day, Feb, 27, at Blind Pig, 208 8. First, guests. Plasma Bat, pb Friday, March 8,. Ann Arbor. Fof Information, call 9«*?-' ' at Paycheck's Lounge, 2932 Caniff, off Want well-written, clever llne3? 8555. , • Jos Campau. Hamtramck. For informa Go to the library. The dance floor is tion, call 872-8934. . ••••*:•••."'. usually the last place to go. • MARS NE508 WOMEN Until now that is. • Mara Needs Women will perform on • 8HOKPARI« Monday, Feb. 27-, at the Rick's Cafe, 611 Sbok Paris will perform along with, Book of Love, a four-member Church, Ano Arbor. For information, call special guests, Hades and Harlet, on Frl-: group out of New.York, appears .to 998-2747. • - ' - day, March 3, at BJopdle's, 21139 W.Sev-. bucking the sameness of today's ebMile, Detroit J"or_ information, call dance" floor music with Its own brand, • ARQ08Y 535-8108. ' • .'•.'•• of thoughtful songs. How many 'Argosy will perform on Monday and dance bands today include liner Tuesday, Feb. 27-28, at the Studio • GEORGE BEDAftD .-', notes? - Lounge, 6921 N. Wayne, south of Warren George Bedard and the Bonnevllle3 Well, Boo* of Loves does. And for Road, Westland. For Information, call will perform on Friday, March 3, at Blind 729-2540. Pig, 208 S. First St, Ann Arbor. For in good reason. formation, call 896-8 555. ' "I think they're witty in a way that • IDYLL R00MER8 few people tend not to notice," said Idyll Roomers will perfdrm on Tues • INDOOR B4.UE8FE8TIVAL lead singer'Susan Ottaviano, who day, Feb. 28, at Rick's Cafe, 611 Church, More than SO blues artists will perform shares the songwriting duties with Ann Arbor. For Information, call 996- from 4 pjn. to 2 am Saturday through Ted Ottaviano (they are not related). 2747. Monday, March 4«, at Saint Andrew's Witty, perhaps, but synthesizer for Hall, 430 E. Congress, Detroit Tickets synthesizer, Book of Love certainly • RHONE are available through TlcketMaster matches any of their European con Rhone and the Freedom Band will per outlets. For Information, call 423-6666. temporaries. For one, they're multi form on Tuesday, Feb. 28, at Blind Pig, 208 S. First, Ann Arbor. For information, JT BEE DICK RUN dimensional whereas many dance call 996-8555. See Dick Run will perform on Satur bands are repetitive. day, March 4, at Paycheck's Lounge, 2932 Along with better-than-average • MAP OF THE WORLD Caniff, Hamtramck. For information, lyrics, Book of Love features the se Map of the World will perform on call 872-8934. ductive vocals of Susan Ottaviano. Wednesday, March 1, at Blind Pig, 208 S. On many of the songs featured on First St, Ann Arbor. For Information, • VICTIMS OF CIRCUMSTANCE "Lullaby," the group's latest release Book of Love, formed from the remains of Head Philadelphia College of Art, has earned its fair . call 996-8555. Victims of Circumstance will perform on Sire, Susan Ottaviano breathes Cheese, a group that came together at the with special guests, Forced Anger, on share of kudos for providing a hypnotic beat. • BOBBY EAST Saturday, March 4, at the Hamtramck life Into each note. Tiffany and Deb Bobby East will perform at 11:30 p.m. Pub, 2048 Caniff, off 1-75. For Informa bie Gibson could hold her micro This time out on "Lullaby," a fol- native band than a throwaway dance "We did it In sort of a positive Wednesday, March 1, at New York New tion, call 365-9760. phone cord. lowup to their self-titled debut LP, band." way," she said. "It's an Issue we feel York, 24500 Hoover, Warren. For Infor- Book of Love was teamed up with THAT PRESENTS problems as strongly about. Livingjn New York, mation. call 756-6140.- » ORANGE ROUQHIE8 ALSO, MONTHS of touring-has producer Hood (U2 and Erasure): well.~Alth.ougb their music Is highly "The "Issue * is something that has The Orange Rooghies will perform on Book of Love's stage show function Flood was instrumental in bringing regarded for originality, radio play touched us. We wanted to do some • 80CIALDISEA8E Saturday, March 4, at fill's 21, 2930 ing at Its best. The band has ditched out the creative side of the group has been tough to come by. thing to show we care." Social Disease will perform on Thurs Jacob, off Jos Campau, Hamtramck. For day, March 2, at Blondie's, 21139 W. Sev Information, call 875-6555. ^ • tape sequences, preferring to do ev while keeping the rhythms quite The story Is a familiar one: Too The song brings awareness to a erything live. danceable. commercial for alternative radio en Mile, Detroit For information, call problem, but also flies In the face of 535-8108. • DEAD MILKMEN In club circles of New York and Nonetheless, Book of Love faces and too alternative for commercial what has become rather desensitized Dead Milkmen will perform at 10 pm beyond, Book of Love has earned its the problem of being segregated In radio. "Which makes you angry," she music. Ottaviano agrees. • DOQ SOLDIER Monday, March f, at the Nectarine Ball fair share of kudos for providing a the techno-dance category, known said. Dog Soldier will perform on Thursday, room, 510 E. Liberty, Ann Arbor. Tickets hypnotic beat. more for its fickleness than creativi Too bad. "Lullaby" features some "I think I've had It with house and March 2, at the Blind Pig, 208 S. First St, are 110.50 in advance. For information, Book of Love formed from the re ty. rather Interesting cuts, Including a the rest of the throwaway stuff," she Ann Arbor. For information, call 996- call99-MUSIC. • ; mains of Head Cheese, a group that cover of Mike Oldfleld's -"Tubular said. "Maybe there's one or two 8555. came together at the Philadelphia "We didn't start out to be a syn Bells" that was used In the f lira "The songs I might like. But for the most • REPUCEMCNT8 ^ ; College of Art. Ted Ottaviano and thesizer band," Susan Ottaviano said. Exorcist." Book of Love made the part, I don't like what Fm hearing." • PRETTY ROTTEN The Replacements will perform at 8 Susan Ottaviano (again, they are not "We happened to meet and more of somewhat eerie tune compatible for Pretty Rotten will perform with spe p.m. Friday, March 10, at the Michigan related) performed In the band. us played keyboards and none of us the dance floor. Book of Love tmll perform on cial guests, The Weeds, on Thursday, Theatre, 603 E. Liberty, Ann Arbor. Re Friday, March 3, at Saint An March 2, at Paycheck's Lounge, 2932 served tickets are $1650 In advance. For Book of Love signed a deal with played guitars. We were looking for Another number of Interest Is Caniff, Hamtramck. For Information, information, call 99-MUSIC. Sire and hits such as "Boy" and "You a guitar player at first. "Pretty Boys and Pretty Girls," drew's Hall, 430 E. Congress, De call 872-8934. Make Me Feel So Good" led to tours "So we get lumped Into the catego which deals with love and the fear of troit. For information, call 961- • MICHELLE SHOCKED with Depeche Mode. ry. I'd rather be considered an alter AIDS. MELT. • WALK THE DOOM A Michelle Shocked will perform on Sun Walk the Dogma will perform on Fri day, March 12, at Saint Andrew's Hall, day, March 3, at Lilt's 21,2930 Jacob, off 431 E. Congress, Detroit Tickets are Jos Campau, Hamtramck. For Informa 112.50 in advance. For information, call tion, call 875-6555. 99-MUSIC. Romance 'tunes in' on success • ROBBROY • VIOLENT FEMME8' Robb'Roy will perform with special Violent Femmes will perform at 6 pjn. By Larry O'Connor not uncommon with Top 40 bands. like to eat. Already, the group has cut some guests, Amber Slayte, on Friday, March Saturday, March 18, at Hill Auditorium staff writer They have to play other people's mu So Romance forges ahead with tracks that will be featured on an up 3, at Hamtramck Pub, 2048 Caniff, off I- in Ann Arbor. Tickets are $16.50. For In- sic at the expense of their own, pop rock sensibilities garnished, with coming compact disc, "Metro Mas 75. For information, call $65-$760. f ormaUon, caU W-MUSIC. Romance: A musical tango in the "We know what we don't like," a few tunes of their own. "We sneak ters," along with' RH Factor, Teen night, a lyrical liaison of extraordi said Kevin Holevar.who Is a guitar, them In when we can," said Glno Angels and Flash. At this point, the • BDUCE COCKBURN player and one of the rrwhyiSlngert Minchella, keyboard player and sing* band knows what it wants to achieve • BOOK OF LOVE .:>. ••'•' Brace Oxfcfcn aad Bis Band wffl per nary proportion.? • Book of Love will perform Friday, form at 7:30 pm Sunday, March If, at Maybe. ' In the multi-talented band. "We have, er. in terms of song writing. March'3, at Saint Andrew's Hall, 430 E. For more than six years, Romance "We want to make music with the Power Center la Ann Arbor. Tickets But that's kind of tough to show to play it eyery night." Congress, Detroit For information, call are $16.50 In advance. For information, ?•> has been quite successful as a Top 40 guts to It," Minchella said. case when you're constantly asked to Of course, the obvious solution Ofit.MTft.T. • •- • -- ••• caU99TMUSIC • • - play "Wild Thing." Romance Is a would be to frpnt~BTr~atI~jrjgIri~r entity. That flrn^^asTaUdweorthenT THE ENGAGEMENT was a five-member band whose problem Is band; Then again; most people also to hone their craft to a fine art, pick • BOOT8EVX • fLEJft. • I- ing their spots carefully to insert month-long one at this club, a testa Bootsey X will perform on Friday and . R.E.M. will perform at 8 pm Wednes their material. t ment to Romance's drawing power. Saturday, March 3-4, at Jameson's, 1812 day, April 5, at Cob© Arena in Detroit 7 On- the surface, survival a* a The real challenge of playing the N. Main, near 12 Mile Road, Royal Oak. Reserved seaU are $18.50/For informa- nightclub act for six years Is as same club every night Is staying For information, call 547-6470. >. >-"•: tlon, call 99-MUSIC. tounding. Then talking to the rather' fresh. articulate members of the band, it's "Sometimes you can feel yourself obvious why that'sho fluke. getting Into a rut," said Steve Per- -klns^iWhen we flnd-ourselves doing, COLLEGE CLASSICAL "I THINK a lot of It has to do with that we pull out of it quick by doing the way we laid out our goals," something different." Here are the top, 10 albums receiving Here-are the top 10 classical aelfcUops, ttoievar said. "When we started "the" —RomanwbeUeves it has the dif ~ airplay on WAYN-AM, campus station of on Dick Wallace's midday program on group, we didn't learn a bunch of ference to make it big. • .- . Wayne State University. WQRS-FM. . songs and Just go out and start play "There's a tremendous void in mu y sic right now," Holevar said. 1. "Disgraceland," Elvis Hitler. 1. "light Cavalry Overture," Stppe. Romance ing. ':{• "We sat down and'sald, These are "There's this homogenized style. 2. "Tender Prey," Nk* Cave tad the Bad 2. "Symphony in C." Bhei. forges ahead Seeds. >. the things we want to achieve and There's this tremendous remake 3. "Norwegian Dances," Grelg. .< with pop rock market where everyone Is remaking 3. 'Test Kit," Badoa AcM.'. 4."Rodeo,"Cof|a»d. :• this is the way we have to do it.' 4. "Vivid," Uvlag Coloar. 5."Winter Concerto," VIvaML sensibilities, We've stuck to the plan as much as bits from the past garnished with «. "Kick Out the Jelly," Juk Moneys. 6."Esp*na,"CAabricr. wecould." "One day, someone Is going to 6. "Back with a Bong," Mosey* Law. 7. "Symphony 28." Meurt a few tunes of The focus for Romance. Is develop waltz into that void. It would be real 7. "Green," RJ~M. 8. 'Unfinished Symphony," SctaSert. their own. nice if It was us." 8. "Under the Covers," Vertical Pillows. ing more of their own material, < 9. "New World Symphony," Dvorak. which already v shows considerable' 9. tdemotape),"LttMeOat : 10. ''Mississippi Soite,'-' Grofe. ., For information on Romance, 10. "(demo tape)," Abslgkty Umber- promise. The band has the luxury of jacks of Death. REVIEWS having Its own studio. call 528-1550. i* DQN'T TELL FIGURES ON THEWHITEY A SOUL A BEACH ALBUM — The Figures On Cktone ¥>urh • — Ciccone Youth ThoWhireyAlbym Replacements A Beach Diehard Replacements fans are -And there are some nuggets to sa- - Here we have the second major la eynskl sounds strained and . Ciccone Youth's "Whitey Album" luck. This is far better screaming. Their favorite band has vor here. The.rhythmic quality of bel from Detroit ex-patrlots and now characterless, although I suspect is the most stunning musical state This album is a keeper if only for left them in the cold with this latest opening songs such as 'Talent Show", Boston-based Figures On A Beach. they got Roger Rabbit In for their ment since the Beatles' "White Al two reasons. Those Include the back album. '- " : / and "Back to Back" showcases a I would think that this LP is par version of the B.T.O. song "You Ain't bum." handed tributes to Madnm bersnlf A band,- who has the Image of band that Is in command of Us craft ticularly make-or-break for the band Seen Nothing Yet" That is, of course, only if you've 'Into the Groofefjr and "Banta being loose, loud, arrpgant and child Same-can be said for "They're as their debut for Sire didn't ekactly Their songs are well-constructed, been locked away since 1>W wVti Up." Then there is the stow moving ish, has sought to deviate from that Blind," a stunning bit of guitar work make them a household name, de but It seems as though producer, the Fab Four released their gr*at cover "Addicted " by b^lng - egads - mature. "Don't and vocals by lead singer and spite containing the particularly ra Ivan Ivan, has borrowed from any LP. Other than that, Ctccone Yovtti's great stuff TV Tell A Soul" (Sire) reflects a band songwriting sergeant Paul Wester- dio suitable single, "No Stars." successful band in this vein, Frankle "Whitey Album" is what one might spired a* one of (fee berg. Brief flashes of the band's past I think a large order of the blame Goes To Huntington Woods, Simple come to expect from a group formed Palmer'a vMee that has come of age. r ,..-•• HQW dare they, rambuncttousness can be heard In for. that may be laid at the record Minds and the aforementioned in the Inspiration of pop idol Madon Those who amtoy I the guitar-gutted "Anywhere'* Bet company's feet as there did not seem Drone Drone, In his presentation of na herself. Ur work of Sense Y But to those who listened to the ter Than Here." Perhaps the Prince to be much of a publicity campaign Figures. A HtUe history mi**t t* in ord*r. as it abounds, fa Minneapolis band's last album, Influence Is rubbing off on the Twin put behind them. Unfortunately, in this case.the re Ciccone Youth 1» the alter-ego of tV byDtk." "Pleased to Meet Mo'' (Site), this City group, as "Asking Me" certainly But enough of that. What about sults are very linear with nothing famed underground owtflt Son* Ciccone Yeetfe shouldn't really come as a surprise. has a funky feel to it this LP. Well, Figures On A Beach outstanding to grab your attention. Youth along with rtrufc-o—i rmmb» variety of mitral That disc featured the unbridled fury What The Replacements have are their own worst enemies. They With all this saW, everyone knows Mike Watt Band members pro*** rap (Tuff Ran") tecnoo-oaat The Replacements possessed musi done Is taken away the mask of their deliberately aim their music to' a they deserve more attention than the to be intrigued bv this Maiiwui ('March of the cally, In aome of the finer moments, punk-inspired crailness and bared dance club-oriented audience, which likes of the Escape Club or Worm*, character, who la relatively tht This album is a eupctience "Pleased to Meet M«" also displayed their soul. They have a tot to show is enormously fkkle In 1U choice of tlon Society who are operating with same age and emergf o* of the not to be miaaed « 4D** ftfcE Monday. FebruWy 27,1969 > •• . i STREET SENSE 1 n: Street Sce^.reiser JChdrleneMitchell t$ always looking fCKtheuhiwal, 5(ie.welcomes c]omrf\ent&ajid suggestions Dear Barbara,; \ .'-• iVv it would probably be wisest to an : ' ALSO; THERE are dating ser- j frotji readers and .entrepreneurs. Write her iri care of',l/»is" swer the question you feel will beri^; vices In which you deliver a profile j I saw your column Ja die Eccen fit the largest number of people. ; ; : tric and was impressed by its frank , of yourself and they match you up Etfm \0';. '^:'O^V .v -.^0--• v:.: :v; ,,,;;•;';,.;'^.v-;,.--.;: I've nevejr done this before and I ness and straight-forward approach. with someone compatible. ; thank you for you sensitivity. Also/what attracts you to women?' My question bat to do with dating. '.-:•• •'«".'• Tom I'm a 28-year-old writer/ and grad. V If "flash'and dash" appeals to you, :: that could be another possibility why; j D^rTom,- V , : ' ;-;.'...'::: y6u are having little luck. Perhaps; • •;'-. I'm'a forfner."new8 bound" who ts ;•'.' Vou show how bright arid sensitive .you have to look harder for the'lessj ; .-:!.% • - V working toward a career In public you are by knowing that you have noticeable types. . '• -V relations. Ifmwdrklng for a friend Written: tebinahy questions for me to Most importantly, take enough op-: and. Interviewing' when I can. The answer completely In a column bl portunities and chance to find people, You don't have fo have a women IIseem to be meeting (20s> this size.A chapter could be written with your same values, but;don't ';^fc green thumb for these pret- are very career oriented and expect to answer adequately the question criticize others without those values :ty desert plants to thrive. me, to be making a lot of money you ask; .;-'.:-:•-;/'_ --'""- ..••••*] or with different ones. It is the^pre^, They are soft sculpture re right now. Shouldn't It • be enough In your letter, you bemoan the. rogatlve of those that belleviTit to plicas of;southwestern cac that I'm a: good personj care about , think that money and security are others, and am working toward a way things are, i.e., wwnen'more in ti. In pale greens and pretty, terested In money than In character, more important than sensitivity and pinks, these easy to care for goal? Why is ^'financial status," such companionship. a factor In dating these days? I'm a and seem to'wish that reality:were plants are great for the different. That attitude is counter Barbara Schiff Thank you for your excellent let: home decor that doesn't sensitive guy, kind of a Richard ter. Your are right in believing that Dreyfuss type. " ; . productive. One cah'twlve problems need ;a lot of attention. by Wanting to change the reality of wrong places? Women.from wealthi you are not the only single having Small cactus); $2¾ I large, Also, where are the best places to the givens. Problems are solved by er areas could be accustomed to se trouble finding that significant $35. Several others avail try and meet Women? I've tried ads using creative; thinking to find solu curity and money and may not want other. Your letter has given us all an opportunity to think about this sub able. . Escapades on the in the local papers over the last few tions based on the way things are. If to decrease -their socio-economic years and while that's somewhat you address problems, whether In level. ject. Should any readers write to me Boardwalk, West Bloom- with valuable suggestions, I will for field.' successful, it's such a "shotgun" ap dating or other areas in this manner, One of the most obvious places to proach. you have a much better chance of meet single women and men are ward them to you. I Just have trouble finding ways to success. bars. However, I rarely, heard of Barbara meet women.,I cannot be the only The return address on your letter anyone who felt that they had a last If your have a question for Bar one who has this problem, can I? was one of the wealthier suburbs. ing relationship start there. Have bara Schiff, an experienced I realize that I tave accidentally Could part of your difficulty in find you tried church groups or commu counselor and therapist, send it to given you two separate questions to ing women with values more.like nity, center where they have singles Street Sense, 36251 Schoolcraft, answer. Do what you think best, but yours be that you're looking in the parties? Livonia 48150. Cheers to the colorful car nival ';:' motif. The artistic beauty of Hermes is unend Island fun attracts spring 'breakers' ing in its wide selection of decprated silk scarves. Continued from Page 1 . THE MOST popular casual restau With the oversized scarves If you have a travel question her at Street Scene, 36251 School rant on South Padre is probably for Iris Sanderson Jones, write craft, Livonia 48150. being such an "in" acces A FLORIDA friend tells me that Blackbeard's, on the water — fresh sory this year, now is. the South Padre looks the way Florida's fish, reasonable prices. Bermuda's time to add one or more to Sanibel Island once looked; There and Louis Backyard are popular. Harbor Island Spas 2 fori Starta March 8th your wardrobe. Perfect are still empty spaces and two-story The old funky Yacht Club Hotel in draped over the shoulder or. wooden homes; between the high Port Isabel Is fun. A tiny cafe called rises. The main big hotels are the your favorite dress or over-- Padre Cafe is popular. If you run out Sheraton, Holiday Inn and Hilton, all ;coat.-':-::-:--^----• of bucks try the Italian food at Ros gathered near the island end of the si's. $175. Jacobson stores. . causeway. z* What may be of more interest to Sailors go to the Anchor's Awejgh you are the many hotels that offer Bar. The best views in town are efficiency rooms and the many con from Brandi Renee's or from the dominium complexes. To rent a con- Jetties Restaurant haunted by beach do, you can call Condo Rentals of crowds during the day. Padre Island toll-free at (800) 53- PADRE. Some, like the Bahia Mar, You can rent a trimarln or a don't take spring breakers unless ac wave-runner, go parasalling, walk Pockets companied by somebody over 21 the beach, collect shells (best shells years of age. are at the north end of the island). of fun Most will take you during spring Most of all you will enjoy the sand, break or any other time, although 1 sand, glorious sand and the sunshine Lfrnlng can be such fun If spring breakers are often asked for a that goes wilh it. it's turned into a game. This hefty deposit against possible dam clever game only takes one age. to play and can keep your There are 5,400 copdos on South pre*schqpler or kindergar Padre, 60 percent of them available -ior-xent, Book ahead for any major "i" '.*" T 4ITT ten age child buiyrlflatcrr national holiday. Slow time Is after the hand-sized stuffed cu Easter and before school gets out In. touts with the appropriate mid-June. (Or between Labor Day letter, then tuck them in-: and^Christmas.) side the coordinateing The bay side is quieter and less ex pocket. It's as easy as A-B-. pensive than the ocean side, because 1 $36. Marmell Toys and Gifts, there Isn't much beach there. 28857 Orchard Lake. Road, The major Island development Farmingtoh Hills. - . took place_between_i978 and -1982, but it peaked in 1981, mostly be cause of the dramatic devaluation of the Mexican peso. Many condos in south Texas are owned by affluent Mexicans;.- :.-: Some typical prices: A two-bed room condo on the bay starts at $50 a night or lesVthan $300 a week.; ; Most condos have a two- or three- night minimum. • v The Bahia Mar, a large oceanslde Earsi&ari : hotel, will rent you a room with a With so much of today's queen-sized bed for 450 March 28 jewelry sterling to look the through May 23 (f 70-975 In summer, same, the unique designs of $85-90: In March), a one-bedroom Elizabeth Green : can give suite for $75;;two-bedro6m with gulf you a fresh, new look. This view for- $165"(maxiraum eight peo ple.) Call toll-free (800) 531-7404. fs true of her newest picks from her all-season line of THE THREE-STORY Best West jewirtery. Made of sterling ern Fiesta Isles motel, which has silver with a copper square kitchens, charges $60 a night for a and black onyx ring. $90. room with a bay view April and Elizabeth Qreen Hand May. Prices are higher during East crafts, ' Franklin Racquet er and some weeks of spring break. Chib, Sbuthf leW. It goes up to $80 m the summer and down to $45 in the fall. Another option: Rent a travel trailer for $40 to $50 a day, $175 to $300 a week. A sea cottage for $100 a day, $500 a week. -The way'to explore all this is to: call the Padre Island Convention and Visitors Bureau toll-free at (800) 992-7263 and find out what the op tions are for the time you choose. Thanks for What to do while you are there? Beach time, of course, do see the Tue. MARCH 14 • Sun. MARCH 19 * Joe Louis Arena the Turtle Lady, who gives dally presen- - tations about the sea turtles she has 10 BIG SHOWS! rescued. Visit the Coastal Studies Toe. MAR 14,....,, _...... ;.,;, ; ;...... ; , ^.,...:....,,.,.:....7:301^ memories Laboratory. Take a cruise on the Isa bella Queen Paddle wheeler, or on All TICKETS $4,00 OFF (no coupon n«es*clry) @ the new cruise ship, the T.S. Mistral. ff you're a Bob Hope fan, Climb the Port Isabel Lighthouse VVedMAR15... 11:00 AM\...;...... ::I:;.....I;:,^ you can sure thank the art across the causeway. Drive to the TW MAR 16.:.., ;....„... .;,; :.....:. :,.;:..:;...;,.,,...•;...... ;.;.;;.;...:..:... 7:30 PM* ist for the memories 9*ty Laguna Atascosa Wildlife Refuge, 20 FriMARl?: ,:.,.:.- ,...... „...; ::..:.,, ...,7:30PM' time you took this extraor minutes drive northwest of the Is dinary work of art. This re- land, to Rio Grande Valley attrac Sot. MAR 18, *12.00 noonV. ..,.,4:00 PM*:. ,8.00 PM' tions, such as the Confederale Air * mi STICKER SHElETS fo oil kWs under 12 R^ttcaoaiu* plica of the famous comedi 0 an is eoM cast porcelain Force Museum In Harllngen or the SoFiMMI .;...... :... ,.....„...:...... : 1:30PM' ....:..5:30PMV -\ wonderful Gladys Porter Zoo In typically poeed with a goff 'Childreri under 12 ond senior citizens receive o Si dbcdunl club ovt hie shoulder and Brownsville. in 01 Joe attire. Limited edi Cross^he border at Brownsville to CHARGE BY PHONE tion. Twelve inches high. MaUmoros, Mexico, and shop for TICKETS: $11., $9.50 & $8. crafts at Garcias. Or go further up $290. AHie's Gift Gallery, the Rio Grande to smaller Mexican (313)423-6666 81 Joe Louis Arena Box Office and all Seven Mile Road, Llvonle- towns like Reynosa. Don't drive j\ across the border because of car ln- • surance problems. Park and walk or . outlets including Hxfcons and AAA locations • fake a day or evening tour, ' SpxtalVIPrinksMatetrrs crvufabfe (3U)4tt4*6 'W|i|»,nV/-H.^«>*»-.- - •j.'tf-Vr.nUT, K v. \ • < )• .;:.•*-':•• . !.' •^».».^»*i^.»^,:*:<»*,^ . *-_ % »_i wm mmmmmmmmmm mmmmmmm^m mmmmm Monday, Fabruary 27, tH9 O&E *6Q. STREET .11- Bolster is J em ByBob8*dl*r everything, b^it was more a quiet kind of funny." . think about." he said. •'Furthermore, we (obiem- special writer At Denisoh University In Ohio, Bolster realized tional comics) all work with similar subject mat he was too short to play pro basketball and decid ter, but what separates you from the rest U what There probably aren't many comics who can ed that Journalism would be a sound second ca A clalm.that they once made a person laugh so bard you have to say about it-":; , ' V reer choice. That'didn't work out either. Bolster (s particularly outspoken about the lack she hyperventilated. ' ''Unfortunately, at that time, newspapers and Joe Bolster can. of creativity shov«i;by many current comedy, graduate schools .were; inundated with' appli starts, showcased in the widespread use of blue ''I Just thought she bad an unusual laugh," said cants," he said. "It was the height of the Wood (dirty) humor." ^ \ Vi ' •'•;' \V. Bolster, wjhose "victim'' was part of an audience ward andBernstein (Watergate scandal) period.'.' "There's some guys out there who are gratui In San Antonio a few year's ago. "Suddenly I nor Instead, be saw his future as a funny man come tously dirty;— appealing to the lowest common tlced her boyfriend gesturing at me, and he looked; into focus watching David Brenner oh "The To- denominator," he said. '.'I really cringe whenT see very serious. She was hyperventilating. < ' ; nlghtShow'' onenight. V ',.•. that kind of thing. Regardless of how good.what "A watlress brought but a paper bag lor her to "I'd never thought about being a comedian one"- ypVre saying is, H's.sll)! an easier way to get a blow into — to redistribute/her carbon dioxide or terith of a second prior to that. It never occured to laiigbbecause of shock value, . ----^- something. .But.theyhad to lead her out."' ' me that I could make a living at It" ' "I think the biggest challenge for a comic is to Bolster admits he had mixed emotions-at the It took Bolster awhile to get his bearings as a get a\blg laugh working clean. It's not easy to do." time all this happened, but feels it reflects on his comic, but slter claiming the top prize in Show- 'Bolster would like to see himself on a television comedlc talent. time's "National Laff-Off" In 1982, he got his own sit-com sometime In the future and has even "I'm sorry it happened, but I had to put a notch chance on "The Tonight Show." started taking in acting course. However, he en on my belt. I must really be killing people." He Is In great demand, both on network and joys live performance too much to ever totally A native of Princeton, N.J., Bolster learned to cable television and in frequent club appearanc abandon it." grab attention early. He had to. Growing up as the es." "I really deep down In my gut love It," he said. oldest of 14 children, parental attention was often "IN RETROSPECT, I'm glad I didn't get any "It's a tough business. Anytime you go on stage, quite limited. where In Journalism because I ended up in come it's like your first day on the Job. Every night, it's "We'd all sit at the dinner table," he said, "and dy," he said. "It's similar to writing, though, In always a new crowd, a new city, and you're only it would be tough to get a word in." that the audience Is an instant editor. You write as good as your last Joke. something, perform it and you can tell, by the "But when a wave of laughter hits you, It's ad AT SCHOOL, the young Bolster found a subtle laughter If It's a good joke. I like that immedia dictive. It's powerful." way to channel his awakening sense of humor into cy." laughs. Bolster, 34, considers himself an observational Joe Bolster will appear Tuesday through "I wasn't a class clown — the kind who puts comic In the mold of contemporaries Jay Leno Saturday, Feb. 28 to March 4, at Chaplin's Joe Bolster's brand of hunior will be center stage at Chaplin's dynamite In a toilet or something," he said. "I and Jerry Sienfeld, whom he describes as "brilli West, 16890 Telegraph Road, south of Six Mile West, 16890 Telegraph Road, south of Six Mile Road, Detroit, would just sit in the back and make remarks out antly funny and squeaky clean." Road, Detroit. Showtime* art 8:30 p.m., with Tuesday through Saturday, Feb. 28 to March 4. of the side of my mouth that would only be heard "My job as a comic Is to take normal things and an additional 10:30 p.m. show Friday and Sat by only two or three people. I had a remark for twist them in ways the audience doesn't normally urday. For reservations, call 533-8866. , COMEDY CLUBS will have improvisatlonal comedy at • LOONEYBIN Arbor. For. reservations, call 996- Theater in Detroit. Tickets are $20. 8:30 p.m. and 11 p.m.- Friday and Norm Stoltx will perform on Fri- .9080. v ; .. /'. • For information, call. 5«7-W00A Saturday. The club Is at 215 N. Main, day and Saturday, March>4, at The • COMEDY CASTLE Looney Bin Comedy Club, The Here are some listings of come day through Saturday, March 1-4, at Ann Arbor. ShowFimes are 8:30 p.m7 Steve and Leo will appear Tues • ROBERT TOWNSEND Wolverine Lounge, 1655 Glengary, dy clubs in our area. To let us Chaplin's East, 34244 Groesbeck, and 11 p.m. For reservations, call day through Saturday, Feb. 28 to Robert Townsead will perform at Walled Lake. Showtlmes are 9 p.m. know who is appearing at your Fraser. Showtlmes are 8:30 p.m. 995-8888. March 4, at Mark Ridley's Comedy 8 p.m. Saturday, March 11, at The Friday and 8 p.m. and 10 p.m. Satur club, send us the information: Wednesday and Thursday and 8:30' - Castle, 2593 Woodward, Berkley. Fisher Theater in Detroit Tickets WHOLLY H&EIT day. Also appearing will be Mike Comedy Listings, Observer & Ec p.m. and 10:30 p.m. Friday and Sat Showtimes are 8:30 p.m. Tuesday are $18.50 and $2150. For informa Tim Harrod, Sean Hunter and Or Conneli and Steve Cash. For Infor centric, 36251 Schoolcraft, Livo urday. For information, call 792- through Thursday and 8:30 p.m. and tion, call 423-6*66. :, lando Reyes will perform Thursday mation, call 669-9374. nia 48150. 1902. through Saturday, March 2-4, at the 11 p.m. Friday and Saturday. For • BEA'S KITCHEN Historic Holly Hotel, 110 Battle Al reservations, call 542-9900. • WHOOPi GOLDBERG • CHAPLIN'S WEST ley, Holly. Showtimes are 8:30 p.m. • MAINSTREET Dan Ballard, John Bowman and Joe Bolster will perform on Tues Wboopl GoMfeerg will perform at Downtown Tony Brown will appear Thursday, 8:30 p.m. and 10:30 p.m. Cyle Nape will appear at 8:30 p.m. • SAMKINISON 8 p.m. Monday, March 27, at the Pox day through Saturday,. Feb. 28 to Friday and 8:30 p.m. and 10:30 p.m. and 11 p.m. on Friday through Satur Sam Kinlson and the Outlaws of Friday and Saturday, March 3-4, at March 4, at Chaplin's West, 16890 Theater in Detroit Tickets are Saturday. For reservations, call 634- day, March 3-4, at MainStreet Come Comedy will perform at 8 p.m. $22.50. For information, call «7- Bea's Comedy Kitchen, 541 Lamed, Telegraph Road, south of Six Mile, 1891. dy Showcase, 314 E. Liberty, Ann Wednesday, March 8, at the Fox 6000V ' '••,.>-.••: Detroit. 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In response to your Jan. 23 article "Cut Inane details," the next time a co Heathers Villages' promote community ties worker explains how he managed-a big deal, a lawyer wants to tell you bow be won a case, a friend describes a long sickness By Joan Boram nine-hole golf .course — making the special writer Robertson Brothers experts "in the ending In death, or the president tries to ex development field on "How to Build plain averting a missile crisis, tell them to The Heathers "cot to the bottom line" — did be get-the F MENTION of a gravel pit re a Wetlands!" More than 2,000 hard condominium minds you of Norman wood and flowering trees have been deal, did he win the case, did the patient die, Rockwell and the ol' swim- planted to replace the scrub trees re was the missile crisis averted. Give them a development I mln' hole, the Heathers will moved from the site. verbal pat on the back to "make their day" and explain that the general public has only has been give you cause to reroute your train The New England-style architec two minutes to listen to others because we awarded the of thought. ture of Collinwood Village is perfect Developed by Robertson Brothers, ly suited to the village's location, be are so tied up in our lives that conversation "Eminent is no longer a part of our lives. We don't community builders on the site of tween the third and fourth holes of really care what others are doing, going Conceptor the old Beardsley pit in Bloomfleld the Heathers golf course. The four- through or thinking. Hills, the Heathers consists of four plex stacked ranch style buildings Award"by the "villages:" Braewyck, Southkirk, each have attached garages, private We-wonder what is happening to the peo Consulting Cambridge, and the soon-to-be-com entries and covered decks. ple in the world today. The teen suicide who Engineers pleted Collinwood. Designed to en everyone thought was doing great, the ra courage a neighborhood feel, the vil GENEROUSLY proportioned Pal- pist who lived next door and was just a reg- Council of lages promote close community ties ladian windows allow sunlight to ular guy, the gunman who randomly shot Michigan. — -and a nostalgic-small town charm. flood-into-the units, and provideresi-- into a crowd, the drag users, the child abuse dents full view of the.lush natural cases, the homeless, the high divorce rate, State winners countryside that surrounds them. etc., etc., etc. Maybe no one had time to A 170^ACRE, $80 million develop will be ment, located north of Square Lake Lavish use of mirrors by designers 1 listen. V< f,' .-, :•:•-.! <•<•-. ../--.-.-.,. ¢:-:.. f.-/.':w. --.»..? •-. ... >- J'.,- .---- •••. entered In a between Adams and Opdyke roads, Perlmutter-Freiwald enhances the MM the Heathers required $3.4 million In interplay of light and space. The living room in the Heathers' Courtney model. A. I'm listening, agree and thank you for national earth moving expenses to convert The first level, 1,550-square-foot a superlative letter. Because you've made the area, which included 28 acres of Courtney units, include a grand, your point so well, I'm printing your rebut competition. Engineering designated, protected wetlands, into master suite with king-sized walk-in tal verbatim. a resort community. closet, as well as a bedroom/den However, the purpose of that article was firm for the After complex negotiations with with guest bath. Cooking is a plea place adds coziness to the spacious Homeowners-at-the Heathers are to encourage readers to monitor their own sure in a stepsaver kitchen with a living area. And — washing over it entitled to the opportunity to enjoy speaking habits, not to discourage listening. Heathers was the Department of Natural Re all — lots of lovely, glorious, natural all the recreational amenities in sources, the wetlands were integrat corner pantry, state-of-the-art appli light. The two-ralnute reference (research show Giffels- ed Into the overall design of the ances and lots of extra storage. Ceil cluded in the community. These in ing' the time an average listener maintains Webster. project. In addition, some wetlands ings soar over the living and dining On the second level, the 2,000- clude three regulation tennis courts, Interest without Input) was directed toward rooms, while a wood-burning £ire- sqaure-foot Windsor Immediately a swimming pool with generous interaction as an aid to facilitating mean were relocated to make room for the strikes the visitor with its soaring decking for sunbathera and a club ingful conversation. It was not a suggestion ceilings and angled walls. Two com house with informal dining facilities.' to cut others off after listening only two A pass-through plete and separate bedroom suites A championship golf course designed minutes. I indicated people should concen kitchen allows the provide the ultimate in privacy and by renowned golf course architect trate on their own "bottom line," not oth offer full baths and huge closets that Willian Newcomb nestles among ers'. (Perhaps you should have "listened" to hostess to include her guests in party any clothing maven would kill for. A rolling green hills, extending past my points more carefully.) pass-through kitchen allows the host ponds and wooded parklands. prepartions In the ess to include her guests In party Due to space limitations, the newspaper Windsor model in cut the last paragraph I submitted for that preparations, while a fire crackles in THE ENTIRE Heathers commu column. It concluded with a suggestion to Collinwood village. the living room fireplace. nity is scheduled for'completion in be patient with talkative people and that More Intimately, a coxy nook pror 1993. Cost of Collinwood units are: "being a good listener Is a talent and a vir vldes for breakfast a deux. There is •I35,q00-$i55,000, Prices at the Staff photos other villages are: Braewyck, from tue." Still, I'll iub^t to thlwe.Lqood|eJber; : a. separate.,rJetf,conyj^Ient to all. cause I evidently did not express myself {byjohn ry areas of the home. Fioor-to-ceillng' $160,000; SoutWdrk, from «U,VOO; well enough. .'.-.- windows provide a full view of the Cambridge/ from $269,000. For P.S. I commend you for a concise letter, Stormzand manicured grounds and surrounding more information, call^Cathy Dew, sans one inane detail. It was forceful, lakes. sales manager, at 644-3460. zoomed to the heart of the subject and was much more effective than If you had ram- ;oVonfoi^several-pagesr cdndo queries GUARANTEED LOWEST RATES Robert M. Melsner FOR Land contract: f.-iVVA,'- to build or not f IXEimATEMOmOAGES Q: I am buying a lot on a land contract and plan to build a home on it. I have used a standard land contract agreement, although ?**.: • NO DISCOUNT FEES • NO POINTS I, unfortunately, did not have legal counsel at the time of entering into the agreement. I want to sign a building contract now but the mii land contract vendor says I can't until I pay l-.V".-y:Vfc-vV'sfl off the land contract. The land, contract '.-<* • NO ORIGINATING FEE does hot call for a balloon payment until two years from now. What can I do? • LOWEST ANNUAL PERCENTAGE A: See an attorney. Under most land con tracts, unless there is a OLONIAL ACRES RATE ON STANDARD CONVENTIONAL specific provision in the &k* land contract prevent Adult Communities FIXED RATE MORTGAGES. ALL ing you from building ;j&i on the property, you are INTEREST RATES ARE GUARANTEED •not precluded from 'mhwwmwmM doing so. Your land con tract vendor may be "C'*****^ FOR A 50 DAY CLOSING PERIOD. bluffing, particularly since he realized that £'•'••• you do not have legal •H"M *» F 31 counsel. Get a legal FIRST opinion and then negoti ate, H necessary. £j-.*V\'3W r^&fttf;*:\?. Robert M. Meisner Come Sharei our dream, exclusive country living: For adults 50 and older* SECURITY is a Birmingham^ at No resident children under the age of 17 yeafs. torney specializing in ' • 1 & 2 Bedroom Ranch Units ; • Hotpoint Appliances ^ ,..— / SAVINGS condominiums, real •Private Entries ;• Full Basements ' -.-.". estate and corporate •Clubhouse and Nature Area •Optional Fireplace, Family Room '•'• ^ v .] BANK:TSB law. 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Fabu FRIDAY '^i Owing ,S9 Perrine ID/ lous 3/4 bedrooms, 3 bath brick Iri- ,". 4 Tellurium '". 40 CMI Injury WEST l«vel on large treed private tilting 42 Female s C o T M i T lol Formal oming room, family room •ytnbo^ •'.'.-• V with fireplace, centre! air, attschod DEADLINES eSedaite • V relative L 0 D A D E garage. Unique Inclosed, room with FOR CLASSIFIED "LINERS" • 45 Author swim spa, large redwoco deck and . 11 Book of Old A N D - A R E A ;> • Fleming more fine features. $249,000. MONDAY IS8U6: 5 P.M.FRIDAY . Testament M T| A R M 8 302 eirtrtftahaiv&loomfield HMS, 569-0070 13"Tiwn ••-«•. ttotttafl ^^M aweaywpi f*m wm^i^^mimmm Monday, February 27/198? OiE :*3E r "326 Condot 332 Mobile Homes 354 Income Property 400 Apts. For Rent 400 Apli. For Rent 400 Aptt, For Rtnt 400 Apt*. For font 400 Apli. For Rent 400 Apt*. For (Writ .• FARMINQTON HUlS.GrOJSvtlnds Por8a!t ' Contemporary, 2 bedroom ranch. BIRMINGHAM • OOWNTOWN AMBER APARTMENT8 CANTON • t bedroom, etove. refrig W.DEARBORN AREA Royal 0«*/Clawson/Trpy. 1-*top BIRMINGHAM erator 4 carpet, 6395 month In GRAND RTVEfi - MlOOLEBELT • Immaculate, beautifully finished DEVELOPERS A INVESTORS CHERAY Hill VILLAGE FORD/WAYNE lOCATION-LOCATlON-lOCATION apf shopping. Something for ereor- UNFURNISHED cludes nest. 2 bedroom, $485 ' GREATIOCATION • basement with 3rd bedroom 4 1/2 FARMINQTON HILL8 one. Come 8unday, March 6th. balh, appliances, include washer/ leik.w.cfwoodwerd 2 bedroom. 2 bath*. LoveMI Bar month Includes heat. 455-0391 Charming brick colonial setting with AREA HIGHLAND HILL8 '-* btk 8. ol Brown 12.45pm. 4000 Crook*, Royal Oak malure trees In an ideal envlron- • dryer. Immediate occupancy. orcarfforappi. 280-2830 gain. Can 642-3399 $H5.«00. 6«1-9M5©r 431-6527 Highland Hfls Ettatei la located on « UNIT RESIDENTIAL COMPLEX SPECIAL menHndudino . Seefy Road North of Grand Ftrver 6-2 Bdr/n., 1½ bain Townhouse* BIRMINGHAM. Henrietta. 1 bed • Heal, water 4 gas for cooking Beautiful spacious 14 2 bedroom GEDARIDGE FARMINQTON HILLS • Choice front ' 1 Mile West of Heggerty 2 - 1 bedroom. 1 balh Apartments AN OPPORTUNITY room flat. Fireplace, garage, base CASS LAKE FRONT • Efficient kitchen with ne* fro si Ut« apartments. . 2nd floor condo m Echo VeCey, 8 Appliances. lull basemen), covered to move up lo French Quarter* men!. Adult*, no pet*, lease. »600 refrigerator freezer 4 new gas Dekue 2 bedroomunits bedrooms, 2 baths, recently ra 197« BENCHX 14x70. Front dWng Tenant Parking. Excellent Rental API*. 1 & 2 bedroom units from per month. 647-7079 APARTMENTS range • Some cA our amenities Include the room, large Wicben. 2 bedroon-.i. 1 History. Obvious Potential! Qualified following. FROM $550 - don*. Nrrv carpeting, kitchen flow »550 month. Microwave oven, se BIRMINGHAM: 1 bedroom, includes "In the Heart of the Lafce" - Large picture window In living covering, solid viood eablnell/rotal- bath, enclosed porch, central a>. as Principals, can Broker, 642-1731 curity alarm. 24 hour gate house. room 4 dWng art*. Most unit! ing corner*. Sink, d;spo»af. counter- kitchen appliance*, mini eonditrtn, heat 4 garage. One month free rent. W. Bioontfeld School district • Carpeted 1 month FREE rent Credit report 6 reference* required- »560/month. C»8 Mike: 649-1649 have kitchen 4 bath windows »21.950 DEARBORN. Ford-Chaw fid. are* Evergreen & Jelfrle* X-YVay area. • Decorated with Immed tat* occupancy topi. large Covered porch. J car. Two family Income, 2 bedroom* up/ or. Manager 643-0750 1 Bedroom $459 • Carports portf.IJJ.500. 553-2818 635-9066 6359475 - Open 7 Days - • Park-bke setting (minimum 1 year lease) 1981 VICTORIAN 14x70. 7x24 Ex- 2 down plus 3 room guest accom • Close to shopping modations. 2 ear garage, all brick. BIRMINGHAM 2 Bedroom - £$525 , FARMINQTON HILLS - Drastically pando. 2 bedrooms. 2 baths, fire Call for more information 274-1933 • Close to expressway INCLUDES: reduced. Mu»t sell. Super sharp place, covered porch, elf kitchen ap Very oeod condition. 179,500. AREA OF "1 MONTH FREE RENT' 354-6303 681-3085 • Qaner .paid heat Vertical blinds, carpeting, patios or . neutral decor, plush ne* carpeting pliances, ne* carpel, many extras. 1-47f7012.ll no answer 1-426-5657 RAVINE WITH STREAM VIEW • FARMINQTON • balconies with doorwals. Holpofnt .> & eppriances. 2nd floor unit with bai- Priced to *^a $25,750. LIVONIA Country selling in heart of town, CHARMINO AND COZY appSancej. security system, storage • cony. premium view. garage, J be- Downtown IMng bi luxury remod ale. fluiel 1 bedroom, ne* car. COUNTRY COURTAPTS within apartment. ' • '.-.'•• • peTWrepe*. Heafuraler Included. CHATHAM HILLS dorom. 2 bath, pool clubhouse, Olfered by QUALITY HOMf S 356 Inveitment HEAT INClUOEO ' eled townhouse. 2 bedrooms. Hard •' SECURITY OEPOSIT »150 wood floor*, leveior*. fireplace. " 1400. • -545-43Mor3»i-6915 No Security Deposit Enter'on Tulane 1 bJock W. of-. ssuna. Sacrifice at J87.JOO. Leave Can Joanne for appt. Property FREE ATTACHED OARAGES message. 443-7M8 RENT FROM »455 new carpeting. Garage. $l.200/mo. CHERRYHILI AREA Oartng 1 bed Mlddlebelt frn the 8. side ot Grand « 474-0320. Must see. CaJ 642-2600 Healed Indoor Pool • Saunas LAKEFAONT room, stove, refrigerator, laundry, Sound 4 FtreproolecLConstruction •721-0500 Rrver. , •••'•:'''•'•.-.' FARMINQTON- immaculate^ 2 bed 500 acres Irish Hill*. 60 mites W. of Spactou* f 6 2 bedroom apt*, with room. V/i balh.' appliance*, same BIRMINGHAM - 2 bedroom, dose to no steps, great for seniors.No pets. Microwaves • DisrWsheri Detroit 2 lakefronl. Qrefet de- p!ush carpet, vertical blinds, sell $345. + heal, 27MJ28 or357-3343 FORD/WAYNE RD AREA Close lo dorrntown Farmlngton, • floor laundry, carport, balcony, Ide- cleaning oven, frostlree refrigerator, town, carpet, carport, dishwasher, Free Health Club Memberships 333 Northern Property veiopmmenl rfcotential near Brook mini blinds. J550/MO.. »700 Securi Spaoous land 2 bedroom apart- shopping 4 e*pr es s wars a'fy located Hew on market. Owner lyn. Terms. »6» .000. dishwasher, ample storage. Inter OlAWSON - near 15 Mile 4 Main, l luxurious living at menu Carpeted, decorated 4 In a asking $44,900. 474-8410 For 8ale ty deposit. »100 Weaning fee. Affordable Prices . com, carport, civb house, sauna, ex Available immed.ateiy. bedroom, appliances, carpet, er. lovei/ area. Heat included CHAfjlEVCHX • 1500 so H. 3 bed- 27 UNITS ercise room.* tennis courts, heated 64r-3554 * 375-0311 carport,. Outel building. $455 in FROM $510 • Evening 4 weekend hours. 471-5020 JEWEL IN THE WINDS room 2½ bath condo, gvage. pool Net leaseback at 10¼ cash on casiv pools. cludes heat 4 water. 544-T034 On Old Grand River bet. Move right Into 1N» updated, top-ol 6 tennis court, beautiful view of 11V) cap. rate. High growUi area. BIRMINGHAM. - 2 bedtoom apt. m / Drake 4 Ha'stead WESTLAND WOODS- Model open daily 1-5 * , the-tihe ranch condo In Canton. Too to*n. 1200 *0, fl »750 includes CLAWSON New England Ptace. fcxeept Wednesday takeCha/levoU • »129.500. Suburban Lansing. Total »640.000. 459-6600 large 2 bedroom apartment pius many exltaa to L«t. Can tor Info on Alter 5pm 540-9127 heat 6 water. Available Apr. 1. 476-8080 ' on select units storage. Heat 4 water paid. Conven Open Dalfy Sam-7pm 7.28-2880 " the finished balerhent. kitchen ap- Joy Rd. W ol Newburg Rd Days: 446-6729 Eves. 647-2631 ' piiancea 4 2 full balhs. $79,900. Can HANDYMAN S COTTAGE - 2^ed- ient locauon. ." . .• 435-5430 Sit I1am-Spm Syrt. 11am~4pm OFFICE: 775-8200 KEITH or CAROL, ElKINS rooms. dose lo state forests. 30 TEPEE ATTRACTIVE one bedroom apL BIRMINGHAM. 2417 E Maple. FORD/WAYNE RD AREA . miles S ol Cadillac. 2 prUate lakes, Also furnished vstudio. VY. Maple/ 1 bedroom, dishwasher. • carport, FARMINQTON HILLS Spacious i and 2 bedroom apart-1 HOUSING 26200 7 Mile 633-7272 COLONIAL COURT ments Carpeted, decorated 4 in a< •: COLDWELL BANKER could be year-round home, partlaly Haggerty area. Heat included, air. central av. Lease. No pels »475. ONE MONTH FREE RENT FOR THE ELDERLY ,' 643-4428 toter/ a/ea. Heal Included 347-3050 finished. 517-486-2500 360 Builnen pool, cable. »410 & »425. Call after Beautiful Birmingham Locaoon Evening 4 weekend houra Chidester Place Apartments. 3300 . 5 or weekends. REBATE. 624-0760 Spacious Townhouses 4 Apts THE HOUSE OF Chidester Street, Yps2antl, no* ec- - . KiHQS COvE-ftocheste* Him 2 TAKE OVER PAYMENTS ceptmg appOceuOns. Within .wa&Jng - . bedroom. 3 jtory. V\ baths, garage. Opportunities YOUR MOVE IS ON US Carport. Cable 4 Ml basement BOTSFORD We fordosed. uouidating Alpena. Can Mon. thru Fri.. I0am-6pm Country Village Apts disiarvcewdowntownj^t accord- . • basement, patio Resident or rental Rogers City, 1-4« acres. Nothing TO A GREAT LOCATION ing lo Income under Section 8 HUO. « . $80,000. 641-8212 ArTENTION ENTREPRENEUR 645-11M down, trom $69 pe/ month. Type Individuals who want to tvr\ a 12 MILE EAST IN W. BLOOMFlELO* 1 & 2 Bedrooms For information call Mon. thru Fri.. • Bioch 1-600-482-4974 326-3280 NOVi - CrosswVxjj West. 2 bed serious *lx-figure income this year tn A BRAND NEW WINTER SPECIAL Plus Townhouses 487-9400 OF TELEGRAPH •••• FORRENT"-' , Equal Housjvg Opportunity ' room. 2' Attached garage includes luxurious apartments on beautifully peted throughout. Includes major fun basement. ne*ty remodeled BEAUtY SALON - 5 Mile 6 Merrt- landscaped grounds, central air appJivvces and garage 1 year lease Absolutely Perfect! : H 0EAR80RN HEIGHTS - 1 bed This home has an the charm ol the CALL TODAY • Stove 4 refrigerator man. 4 chair 6 weff established Luxury 1 & 2 bedroom apts. with . Dish*asher condition and M appliances All at $550 per mo immediate occu room condo. $5,000 down. »335/ Old World. A Stron thru this home is ASK FOR RACHEL - 737-4510 2 bedroom townhouses in park-like', MO 9V.V. land Contract or 536.900 clientele. Leaving state, must sell. plush carpet, vertical blinds, gour • certain conditions apply • Carport utiMies. included except e:ectric pancy Phone weekdays, tarn-5pm reminiscent ol the old craftsmen »15.000orbest 522-3660 met 'kitchen, self cleaning oven, Carpeted, carport, swimming pool 474-7300 setung featuring, prtvale main entry . cash 353-4450 788-8926 doing It right. A" ol this In the mid • Intercom 4 patio rear entry, built-in mf« . dle ol the Pigeon River area Also frost free refrigerator, dishwasher. • Ne*ty decorated OPEN SUNDAY 2-4 10 Mile & Hag- BIRMINGHAM BEALfTY SALON Intercom system, lots ol closets 4 BLOOMFIELD HILLS 20810 Botsford Drrve FREE HEAT - Spacious 1 bedroom, crowave 4 dishwasher, mint-bfinds. « included is a garage with a heated • Smoke detectors Individual intrusion e^arm. M base- • gerty 23723 Stonehenge. Newfy For «*)e. Can Sandy, storage, community center, exercise KlrklntheHJIsarea • Sprinkler system Grand River ne« carpet. a>. closets 4 storage, workshop $42.O0a Cai today and le ave message 333-44 29 ment with washer 4 dryer oonnec- « decorated ranch, large patio. 2 bod- room, sauna, heated pool A carport. • FROM $405 Directly behjvd Botsford inn laundry room on premises. $440 rooms. $74,900. 669-473/ take a step back in lime. 400 ft. of Lower long Lake frontage plus security Royal Oak. 357-3777 tlons 4 childrens tot lot. Come visit • 356-0400 on wooded acreage. 3 bedrooms. 2 our Model Center today or caS. PLYMOUTH - Ann Arbor Trart nra/ ReaJ Estate One BOMBSHELL BUY baths 1454 Innwood Circle Ct. 1-75 and 14 M.:e 477-4797 Li!!«y 2 bedroom. IMrd Ooor trut. 0,( Indian River Well estabvshed bar-restaurant with AUBURN HILLS Days: 592-1300 Next to Abbey Tnealer FARMINQTON HILLS Valentine Special RENTSFROM.5495 ' ^ laundry room, balcony, air. carpet Class C. SOU licenses + Entertain 589-3355 (£161238-7962 ment permit. Seats 125. Noted for BLOOMFlELO ORCHARDS APTS. BLOOMFlELO HIllS ing, dishwasherroven. skylights & 1 and 2 bedroom spacious apart Maple Ridge Apts. Luna Apartments upgrades, el appliances, and furni i Dve ahows to packed house. Excel Luxury Bvtno Tasetfully furnished Contemporary Living for 23075 MiddiebeJi 2 bedrooms. 2 Village Green ..'! lent frontage on highly traveled ments. Easy access to 1-75 6 M-59. Complete with amenilles Including ture available for purchase 1 year 336 Southern Property Appliances, carpeted, pool, laundry Career-Minded Adults • baths, carpeted, air. carport avail $380 of Huntington Woods •' street in rapidly Expanding new daily rnak) service. Central location. able. $545. 473-5180 old $79,900 459-8917 growth corridor A0.!.An. $250,000 facilities. From »450 includes heal 4 Competitive rental rates Can Ted 1 & 2 Bedroom Apts: Venoy & Warren Rds 10711W. 10 Mile Rd. ! CAROLINA. Atlantic Oceanlront hoi water. Furnished apartment* condo. 3 bedrooms. make* it an your* wchx/ng variable Zecharalos. Mon-Frt. 9-< 644-1400 FARMiNQTON HILLS: 1 bedroom, GARDEN CITY < 1 m£e W. ol Woodward} PLYMOUTH Real Estate. Terms negotable. Ask giso available. ground floor, patio, carport. 1 year Mon-Fri. 10-6; Sat, S-5; Sun 12-5 332-164« or 739-7743 BLOOMFlELO WEST From $440 Cai tor further information BEAUTIFUL CONDO ARIZONA • Approximately »5.000 tor Rex Glover. lease. Ready now. $550/monlh pkjs 547-9393 3 bedroom premium end unil locat assumes axisling 12% mortgage 2 AVAILABLE - 10 4 LAHSER • Spacious setting security 4 utrfiues. 477-71S5 ed in back ol complex, large open 425-0930 bedroom. 2 bath townhouse Fvst ADRIAN 2 or"3 bedrooms. 2½ baths, finished • Contemporary design FARMINGTON HILLS Sublease. 2 GARDEN CITY - Maplewood' iNKSTEfl/PUMOUTH Area. Effi floor ptan. decorjted in tasteful neu floor master, earthtones decor, pri Lawn-garden sales 6 service in A-I basement, separate laundry room, • Modern kitchens with dishwasher Mjddiebeit. 1 bedroom, heat, water, ciency, heat & water Included. $260/ tral decor, striking faeptace. ceram bedroom, 2 bath, fireplace, wisher, vate courtyard entry. AH appliances location. Dealer for brand mower*, fully carpeted. Approx. 1.950 Sq. Ft. • Indrvldu airy controlled heating dryer, spadous contemporary apl capretlng, appliances included. MO. CaS: «37-3233 $42-2285. ic tie foyer and kitchen also featur tractor* 4 *now blower*. $.500 *q. Pool, carport, adult and children and air conditioning $340 monthly. CaS 841-0790 ing dropped lighting Asking including laundry. CaD9am-5pm 851-4937 Eedy 4 Assoc. 626-4711. ft. building can be dMded for addi area. No pets. »720 per Mo., heat HUGE • Private balconies or paOos KENSINGTON PARK $119,900. tional business operation. »150.000. included. Ceil: 356-6644 NEWLY REMODELED j_Swimm^ng pool and much more FARMINQTON[HILLS - River VaSey LAKELAND FLOftlOA_ • In adult Term* possible, AsX for-Viekl Gerig- Apartments "Close-out special" on -GARDEN -GIT-Y APARTMENTS - COLDWELL BANKER community en" go)T course."2 t«0T A-IAPrfiEFEFWAl - —2Bedroom*/2-Baths— or Margie Jeffrey. 1400 So.. Ft. 1 4 2 bedroom luxury units. Prtvale 459-6000 room. 2 bath. Florida room, garage. Free referrals - an areas Open Dally & Weekends country setting. From $485. TERRACE • 1&2 BEDROOMS $65,000 (813)658-0342 One CaJ Does rt All • Individual Basement The above telephone number is not HARDWARE STORE • Washer/Dryer Included 10AM to 5 PM Realty Showcase - Agent 473-0035 • Great Lakeside View now. nor has it been (trice 12/86). , Long Established business in small Mon. • SaL 426-3369 • Garage Parking • Minuted to Kensington affiliated *.lh Century 21 Oold- ; (arming community Lenawee Coun FARMINGTON HILLS i bedroom apartments. $375 per nouse.' 338 Country Homes ty. Good variety o' pro hardware CALL TODAY!! Clean, outel. convenient studio 4 1 month, includes Heat 4 Water. Off Park. Boat, swim,' fisji, BARSUDOR ARMS bedroom apartments. Carpel verti ice hours; Sam-5pm. Monday thru ROCHESTER 6y Owner- Fajrwood supplies. A bargain at »150.000 NOW LEASING. FROM »425. Bloomfield golf. Wooded nature '. For Sale which includes Inventory ol 628-1508 cal bunds, e'r conditioning, cable Friday only. $22-0480 Villa Condo. 1600 sq ft 2 large bed Westiand 2 bedroom, heat 4 water (Ask for Erin) ready. No pets. From $390. trails. I' METAMORA HOME- BY OWNER »120.000 4 Real Estate with 3 bed Included, close to shopping 6 rooms, waikin cioset. 2'-1 baths, dm- On Orchard lake Rd . N. of MapU 474-2552 OAROEH COY - 1 end 2 bedroom ing & Irving room. freptace. spiral Custom multi-level, over 5 secluded room apt upper level. Owner w(1 schools. 722-5666 Place apartments in foe residential area. • 7 minutes from Twelye. staircase, oarage, appliances aces with large spring pond Best consider term*. Ask for Rex Glover BOTSFORD PLACE Ford Rd. 4 Mcrrirr.an, Ask for Cindy Oaks Mall -': COLOWELL BANKER BEST APARTMENT VALUE 338-1173 FARMINQTON HILLS Priced $10,000 beio* appraisal at. ol everything. Many, marry extras. GRAND RIVER-8 MILE Telegraph Rd. N. of Square lake 425-044« • Easy Access to 1-96 $135 000 375-0166 or 332-4755 $126,000. 664-9360 GWve/ Real Estate Associates BtoomfVeld Township Special $450-1 Bedroom 517-263-4646 FARMINGTON HILLS Behind Botsford Hospital GARDEN CITY - 1 4 2 bedroom. • Free heat Individually CROOKS-14½ Mae. 1 bedroom, • Free Heat decorated, apptances, elr, laundry SOUTMFIELO. Kingswood Place. 12 ENTREPENEUR With a great smal SPECIAL controlled' Mile-Evergreen 3 bedroom 1½ bath 339 Lots and Acreage TIMBERIDGE carpet, drepes. dishwasher, car • 1 or 2 Yr. Lease facility*. No pets. $400 4 $430.. business needs a delaJ oriented 1 Bedroom for $479 beat Included, security deposit re- townhouse. lirep'ace. M basement, person with cash 4 a desire to work port, storage, heat included. Lease. • Senior Discount : 437-6794 . i pool, tennis. $69,900 363-2964 For Sale 1 & 2 BEDROOM 2 Bedroom for $589 No pets. $515 647-7079 o/jtred. 464-3847 421-2148 hard. 453-7927 Large, wed planned deluxe adult 4 VILLAGE OAKS BLOOMFIELD HILLS family units. 3 Bedroom for $689 GARDEN CfTY: 2 Bedroom, fc> LIVONIA ' : FLORIDA'S TREASURE COAST cludes- appEanees, carpeting. aJr SOUTHFIELD Luxury HomeSite, ivi acres. Across AUTO REPAIR Wheel Alignment PETS PERMITTED ADULT 474-1305 15838 VY 11 Mile between Green trom »1-2 minion homes off Echo Smoke Detectors Installed condiUonfng: heat 4 water Incfcded. (Front End Shop), established 1960. FARMINGTON HILLS - 20750 No pets! $4*5. Agent, 476-7640 field 4 Southed 2 bedroom. 1½ Rd near Long lake Rd. City wsier. approximately 3000 tcj. ft. bkJg. from $47S S lno/es Welcome COMMUNITY GRAND OPENING : »299.000. 644-4842 Corweit 1 bedroom apt. Appliances bath townhome *Uh carpeting, ap Going business, property 4 equip immediate Occupancy and water Included. $420 per month GARDEN CfTY - 2 bedroom, carpet, • i pliances, carpon. patio. 1 month FREE rent We Love Children Canterbury ParK: BUaOiNG SITE in one of the most ment. »200.000. Call: plus 1¼ month deposit. 354-1351 app&anoe*, air. heat Included, coin From $51,900 1-407-286-5310. or write to Joe (2 bedroom unit) HEAT 4 WATER INCIUDEO exclusive areas of BtoomfiekJ Twp. CAMBRIDGE APTS. laundry. $4W/MO. 476-5441 Livonia's newest *riertmint com- > Open daily 4 Sunday 1-6pm Hammer. 515 Krueger Partway. with Immediate occupancy Ouiet presuge address, a* condi FARMINGTON HILLS - 1 bedroom Closed Thursday 1/2 acre plus lot an utilities Bir Stuart. Florida. 34996. tioning, carpeting, stove 4 refrigera DEARBORN HT3. pie« featuring large deluxe 1 bed- • mingham Schools. Sight plan ap at $445. includes heal. air. appli room 4 2 beoroom-2 balh unit*. In- • FAIRFAX CONDOMINIUMS {new tenants onty) tor, all utilities except electricity In ances 4 carpeting. Cable TV avail proval. Blue prints tor a 3150 *q ft, FLORIST - Near Providence Hospi (minimum 1 year lease) cluded Warm apartments Laundry GRAND PJVER/6 MILE AREA • 1 ck>des balcony or peuo. vertical • Model: 424-6310 1¼ story home included In the price. Ezcenenl location - walking distance able. 754-5820 bedroom, carpeted. Heat, water 4 bUnds, carpeting, laundry hook-vp:• tal. Welt established. Low rent. feoM>es To shopping center, church, etc. YVALLEO LAKE CONDO/tOwn- Can New Design. 669-0056 Owner retiring. »20.000. Includes appliances, vertical blinds, For more information, phone FAFtMINGTON PLA2A appfiances Included. $385/MO. ptus kieachuhtt,alloetoeeppQances. -J 1 4 2 bedroom deluxe apts. security deposit 274-8437 house. 14 mile 4 Oecker. 2 bed- COMMERCE TWP. near 8ayPom;* AMVESTINC. 644-6353 carpeting, pod. dose In Farmlngton Newty modernized 31625 ¾rliawassee- Spadous i 4 2 477-8464 bedroom, carpeted, appliances. IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY, * •/ room.r-> baths, garage, finished County Club - 1 acre, paved street, Hill* location- basement, sir. »73.900 669-6628 HONG KONG 4 MAINLAND CHINA 27883 Independence pod. heat. $460-$515. 478-8722 GREAT LOCATrONl underground utiljties. Beautiful lot In US manufacturer'* agent wilt con Enter East oft Orchard Lake Rd. on 274-4765 FROM $550 PER MONTH ..: neighborhood ol »300.000 home*, Farmlngton Hills FENKELl 23230. B. Ct Telegraph. GREAT APARTMENTS! YVALLEO LAKE • Ranch. 2 bed ned you to networked agent*, de Fotsum S. Of Grand Rrver. A York Management Community GREAT RATESI room. 2 baths, finished basement, ready to build. 363-3202 «24-5137 parting AprlMJlfuFex Inquiries to. Clean 1 - 2 bedroom from $340. In- Great N. Uvonia Are* • Model open daJy 10-6 <*rdmg heat, air. carpeting. Ttedroom from $535 attached garage, central air. Imme J. B. Westwood: 313-644-6637 Except Wednesday DEARBORN - fMichigan-Qreenfieid 2 bedrooms from $595 diate occupancy $68,900 624-1711 area) Spacious 14 2 bedroom Units 536-4637 On Msyfiey, N. ofl 7 mSe, i b&r E LIVONIA INTERNATIONAL Co. looking for 478-1487 775-8200 BRIGHTON Flents Include heat, private golf from $455. Heat included. Free FIREPLACES. verticeJ blinds 4 course, lerw's courts, swimming Of Farmlngton Rd, (Behind Joe's YVALLEO LAKE - ShoreSne by Near shopping, schools, li people with contact* in Japan, Cebie. Carports available 541-4570 Produce). Near both X-Mart Center owner. Upper unit. 1 bedroom. 2 Spain. Israel, etc Opportunity of a DOWNTOWN BIRMINGHAM dishwasher In many Amber Apart- pools and more. Near Birmingham, brary. Water & sewers In & Troy office centers, Somerset Maa & Uvonia MeJL ° • - \ ' ba ^i^MMMriil i^i^taiM«HMHi*riLMriL*MMaaMftMMk «••* mm ^m I^W^P^ ^* •^^^^^F •w^^^^ 4E* 04E : Monday, February 27.1989 400 Aptt/Fof Rwt 400 Apt«.ForRont 400ApttF0fR4>nt 400 Apt*. For Rent 400 Apli. For Rent 400 Apis. For Rent 400 Apti, For Rent 40QApU.ForR*nt 400 ApU.Fof R»nt JOY ROAD 20830 - E. ol Telegraph. LAHSER.TMII.6AREA. LIVONIA'S LIVONIA '• Wayne 4 Ann Arbor Trail. • PLYMOUTH • 1 bedroom. $305 pfji heal. Ctee/i. IOC* 1 4 2 bedrooms, carpeting. spacidus 14 2 bedroom apartments MANSFIELD MANOR OAKBROOK VILLA UVONIA AREA/ FINEST 2 and 3 badVoom lovmhouses qulel.fto pets. ' Newly decorated, heal. $100 ott lift on beautiful grounds. Limited lime. APARTMENTS HILLCREST Ca»Moa-S4l,10-$pm. 837-8290 roonthsrenl, $3251 up . 637-40(4 HEAT INCLUDED* LOCATION MAPLE Selected 1 bedroom apartments ranaloo Irorn $3» 10 $500 SECURITY DEPOSIT (150 start at (435 heal mcludod. Inquire Royal Oak Area JnowdeselirUliiie* > CLUB' LIVONIA • La/ge 1 bedroom, washer ••••',• ••;•'• RENT FROM $455 Merrlman corner 7 mile about bur senior dttiert special. . & dryer . Very nice area, n««/ shop Open Mon, Wed, Frl. «»m-$pm. <• UVONIA v Large Oeluxe 425-5380 Large t 4 2 bedroom apartments Free Heat ping ( achoola. (490 4 no. Senior Spacious 15 2 bedroom apt*, wtih TELEGRAPH Tues. a. Thura.' • : flam-«pfr) Suburban Luxury citiren discount. 474-5764 1 & 2 bedroom Units starling at (515 Includes central air, Cat. 1tem-2pm CfosedSun. •SPECIAL pfcish carpet,• vertical blinds, self AREA MARGO CAPRI APT$. Spacious pool, laundry (settle*,'heal 4 hoi Apartments . LIVONIA WOODRIDOE cleaning oven, (rot(free refrigerator, • A As a n6w resident, when you NORTHRIDGE sign a 12 month lease at one of Prestigious Northvllle Receive a our fine communities listed be yr Si low, we'll give you: V ••''•'"• *!• — — \ $• n A one week stay in a luxurious mi «i f ••' towards your rent* 2 bedroom furnished apartment, W plus the unsurpassed pleasure of residing PLUS MOO Move In at b ••'• If iron • in the area's finest community.' ' CASHBONUSI Westland Towers! 71-2 BEDROOM 1 |r r Idr V P D Spacious 1& 2 bedroom apartments CALL FOR MORE DETAILS!* Spacious one ond two bedroom apart- fromM80 D Luxurious 2, 3 & 4 bedroom townhomes monls offer high-rise living with; • Verticals • Eat-In Kitchen 1 • Spoclocutor Lxjicony views • Walk-In Closets • Washer/- • 19 floor plans to choose from • Yoor round swimming in Ihe Indoor WESTERN HILLS hea'edpod Dryer Available • Carport Included D Den, fireplaces, spiral staircases & cathedral • Ail new Club and Gamo Room Open dally 9-5 Ope Mile Wost of 1-276 • Westland area • Tennis courts Saturdays 10-4 ^7¾¾¾^10 ceilings > • TV monrlorod secure entrance J • 1 & 2 Bedrooms • FREE private heaiih club with P Covered carport • FREE HEAT exercise room and sauna • Novi/Lakes Area • D Short term leases available • An idool localion: • Minutes from I-94&I-275 - One block from Westland Mall WESTGATE VI D Corporate units - tenlor otHitni no iwurtfy d»po»lt 729-6520 - Near 1-275,1-94 and malor lurfoco -460 D Clubhouse consisting of indoor Olympic pool, streols saunas, exercise room & ballroom WAYNE FOREST Area's Best Value Open Monday-Friday 10-6; Saturday 10-5; Sunday 12-5 / For further information please call 455-2424. • Wayne area HIAT INOLUOf O IN Rf NT • Spaciou8l,2&3 To visit: From 1-275, exit Ann Arbor Road West to Bedrooms WESTLAND Haggeriy Road. Follow South to Joy Road, Bast of Joy • FREE HEAT JTOWERS -.'•. APAfttMlNTS to Honcytree. • Walk-In closets Professionally managed by Dolben. 326-7800 rvtodols open dalfy, Locolod one bkxk west of Wayne Rood, Open Until " |> m *C«rt«!n Conditions Apply botween ford and Warren Roads. •ON SELECT UNITS ONLY Presontod by: VCS My huryrywtn oompuny 6?4-85S5 T -Hf. ,JwL •Ml **•••* ^^^r^*? WP^Wi vmmm *mmmmm^*mm^mm*im^mm***mi*i^mmmimi^*miimm******. ^^^^^^ Monday, February 27,1»8* OAE wBEl CREATIVE LIVING 591-0900 CLP66iriED PEQL E5TPTE 591-2300 Display Advertising 400 Apt*. For Rent 400 Apt*. For Rent 400 Apia. For Rent 400 Apts. For Rent 400 Apts. For Rent 400 Apt*. For Rent 400 Aptt. For Rent 400 Apts. For Rent 400 Apti. For Rent ROYAL OAK • 0o« bedroom, heat, SOUTHFIcLO Sublet, one bed THIS MONTH FREE - etfWoncy 4 1 TOWN 4 COUNTRY APTS TROY AREA • WESTLAND« WESTLAND ESTATES i water and appfianc«s Included. Spacious sludlo* and one bed TROY SOUTHFIELD room. 8tove/refrigerator/dis)iwash- bedroom apt*. Starting al $325. 1 bedroom, apartment on »340 per month. 628-5762 Beautiful la/ge t bedroom apL at er. $459/mo. Ca« 325-8264 Heal 4 water Inducted 534-9340 room*, excellent location. Heal 4 An established apartment 6843 WAYNE " Northampton on Laftter Rd' nea/ appliances Included. Offering win second floor with balcony. ROYAL OAK • I bedroom, No P«t». SCKJTHFIEID SUB-LEASE, no de dow treatment*. Starting at $,290. HAWTHORNE community Jn a convenient (near Hudson's) . no smoking, wairvw/dryer. Earga CMC Center Dr. Reasonable rent. posit. 1 bedroom. $459 per month New carpeting, new mini 358-1534 559-7220 one month free rent to new lenant*. location. OvUy »200 V -- :-^-4^ -V- -\l- J.JU- — . ^r-s\.^,^^^^**±^t****+**t*m^^ mmmm^ mm mmmm^ !*W9^VWMP i n ~ffBrW\' 04E Monday, February 27,1969 404 HouwForRtflt 400 Apt*. Hf Ml 440Apt*.ForR«nt 400 A(Ht.Forn«nt 400 ApU.ForR*nt 400 Apti.Fof B*nt 402 Fjurnl»NkJApt«. 402 FurnleftedApte. 402 FumlthtdApti, For Rent FofRent : For Rwit BIRMINGHAM/BEVERLVHILL8 WAYNtV'. Altr»*ttw 1 b*Jtoom, WAYNE • Wtft to town. At tu< Hop. WAYNE • 2 bedroom, basaroaot. 1 W. 7 Mile a Fenton St specious 2 2 Homes; 2 bedroom. $650 month. 2 b»droom», lochjot* Mov« & rafrto- WESTLAND bedroom apt*. - $430 Includes heat BtftMINGHAMyROYALOAK . ROYAL OAX • Prime area, waft to 3 bedroom. $760 • month, pKra te- bath, claan. $425 month. 1½ month »water 255-0073 m^xW. f YH»tl» March at, •ralof. No p«U or watarfcada. »10 a«i*rty. Attar 4pm • : . 454-3517 6200 North Wayne Rd. Newty furnished, 1 a 2 bedroom*, downtown. Upper flat m unique curlty. ; ^i?3-l4B9 tl« ABBINGTON home. Furnished, deoorated, new •7*4*40 plu* aaowKy. M4-M55 8TUOK>-*375 color TV, tnena, utensOs. Prim* em 1 BEDROOM-»415 from $625.690-390« 737-©633f carpet, amal pet okay, fenced yard. BIRMINGHAM • Charming 3 bed- 401 Furrrllurt Rtnlal LAKE room. 1 bath, garage, basement. 2 WAYNE • FvmWwd A unfurrttift) WAYNe • wa* to town. At bya Hop. WESTLAND AREA 2 BEDROOM-»430 Relocating? Temporary Align Single or professional eoupte. {550 »tix»o 4-1 b*oVoom. $»00 « $92?/ 1 badroom, hMt, *tov« 4 rafrtgara- HEAT & HOT WATEfl INCLUDED BLOOMFIELO KILLS. Furnished IncAdea heat a water. 642-7310 ftreplaoe*, ha/dwood (loo/a. iarmaj 8PACIOUS ment? We hay* corporate, apart contemporary townhouae, Maater dlnKa room A breakfast room, pels MO.uUWMkKM^. torfcx*x»«o\ $24 0 pM a*cyrlty. Carpeting. appSenoet, . swimming FURNITURE FOR YOUR ment* for *hort termtease. FuD y fur- ; 728-OeW • 7»-»il 1 4 2 badroom Apt*. Carpal, palto. suite, loft Great room, cathedral ok. $«95 mo. 540-2665 air. pool. Ha^ttndutf*! poo*, 2 Car perWna. Adult lOCUoa 3 Room Apartment For nished with 8nen*, houseware*, ma CtoM to WeiUtrtd Snopptng Center. ceding, basement, $1195. 334-6612 sTUDio^sy, tBtOROOM-WJO llei, television, ilereo arid Furnished studio apartment located $110Month microwave. From $69$. Convenient- BIRMWGHAM - Cute, dean 2 bed • WESTIANO* 26£OftOOM.»4«« Y 728-4800 • ALL NEW FURNITURE FARMINGTON HILLS t 11 MM i downtown Royal OaX. Separate room brick ranch. 1J4 w oarage. WESTLAND PARK ry located In western (uburb. easy Orchard Lake Rd. area. 2 bed 8LUE GARDEN APTS, • tAROE SELECTION aooesa to all it-way* and airport, . • healing and el*. Storage looker*, off finished basement, » bath, shade APARTMENTS WINTER SPECIAL - rooms, 2 bath*, completely fur^ street parking, lease. No pets. Adult trees, dose to downtown, eJu»pp8- : Woslland'a FV*at Apart/rwnt* • OPTION TO PURCHASE Pet* welcome m aeiected unit*. CeJ nlshed, (mmedlala occupancy. $950. HUNTINGTON Ntwburgn Colonial Apt*. $159 se anytime. .. -, 459-9507 building. Appncenf* must make ance*. Available Apr. 1. J750/MO Acrow from City Park Cherry H* N**f Marrlman : curity deposit t bedroom. Carpet- GLOBE RENTALS CaA Bruce Uoyd at Meadowman- $15,000 a year or mora to apply. plus utilities. 540-0247 DaBy 11am-6pmv$al 10am-Jpro ed. ftppoencee, private . enl/arx*. egement 346-5400 Cell Manager. 398-3477 or omoa, (CfwryWiO FARM INO TON. 474-3400 Downtown Blrmlnoham • Troy 729-2242 ; Senior* wetoorrtf. Rent $376. FURNISHED 6 UNFURNISHED FURNlSHEO a UNFURNI3HE0 256-6200. BIRMINGHAM - Extra dean. 3 bed ON THE HILL (botwMn MhMteMt A Marrtman). . 721-6699 room, centra) air, bright famiry WESTLAND SHOPRINO CENTER 8TERUNO HEIGHTS. «26-9601 MONTHLY LEASES Luxurious 1500 8 . It'll be a Luxury speaks for Itself at before you pay any townhome as Weatherstone. Very private two and three-bedroom townhomes. Can you live In a 1 or 2-bedroom Formal dining rooms. Great Schooner Cove apartment for "I looked long and hard to find a 2000 rooms with natural fireplaces. FREE 'TILL SPRING SPRINGS? sq. ft., cathedral celling elegant three- Covered parking, two and one- Can you five in a place where the bedroom townhome. {Of course, I could half baths. And little things tike In appliances, the cabinets, the have chosen a two-bedroom ranch). With stant hot water In the kitchen. wallpaper, the countertops-even my own two-car attached garage, my Only at Weatherstone. Of course. the baths are brand spanking own private basement and patio. And new? Can you enjoy a place luxury touches like deluxe kitchens and Till i III where cross-country skiing, whirlpool tubs plus landscaping that I LLU snowmobiling, iceboating and love. Nothing could get me to move from FT %k skating on the lake are back yard activities with no rent for all this Covington. Nothing. time?! Can you everi ( /'\/ "y™ A V .-••;, f * V- \ -:.'.'• Monday, Febfu»/y 27,1989 . 0*6 • >**e •V- t'3 Btnr^PIEGE OF THE BLOCK -¾ • .-.-3 If you're looking for a place of your own, the to v* begin is your hometown newspaper s i .. .* Living Real Estate section. Hundreds of beautiful i homes appear on these pages every Thursday. Make your Creative Living Real Estate section an enjoyable reading habit. 1 Creative Living with Classified Real Estate — Your Complete Home Section CAL L TO DAY FO R H O M E ' - ' • •• .-:•.-.:--:-v '•-• -.--.--. :- . -.-:. :;-..:.-• : .-:. ,-:--. - - •'--.. v.. •• • In Wayne County CatlMtm <8bm\m& Eccentric « classified « ads - • - - •> i V u T •i •-• y^^^ iii^MiiiiiiiillliMMiMMlMMnil wm m w, m,mrm , , l PPflPW! ^r^-'.i •9^x^rmr^mrmmi&mM&*Hmmrmv*r^^^m^*w*r*wBm*wimp!*!m mm yu .-'y,?'-?*?, ?,?.', T.?.'? 'g^TT'* "? } J J,T. T^5.T.^- ^^.1.'?-T-,"T-f jr-,T'.-?#T.'-,-!?^ !J»J".flJVJ ).:• ••If*'-. O&E Monday, February 27,1989 ^ /; CREATIVE LIVING 591^-0900 591-2300 Display Advertising $04 Houses For Rent 404 Houses For Rent 404 House! For Rent 412 Townhouse*- 415 Vacation Rentals 421 Living Quarters 424 HoMse Sitting 8erv. 436 Office/Business 436 Office/Business To$lwr~v Space BIRMINGHAM In fown Charming NORTHVILLE - English Statesmen W.BLOOMF1ELD- 7195 W.Maple COndos For Rent BEST NE AREA • OTSEGO LAKf- HOUSE SITTING for Birmingham 6 Space . QAYIORO.MICH. 1 Cape, redecorsied. 2 bedroom*. Style behind Meadowbroofc Country Rd. older farm style 3 bedroom w/ Bioomlleid areas. retired Arizona LIVONIA OFflCE Space tor leas* -1 FARMINGTON HfLL8 * Ctosswtnds Large Ukefront todge. $ minutes td •A ROOMMATE SERV)Ce couple, svaflaMe June. 'July. Aug. BIRMINGHAM - Office space for tJounlry ktlchen, dining room, family Club In Meado*brbok Estates. attached garage, 2 baths, Uvjng renl,2700 sq fl. 00 sits parking, or 2 room suites. Secretarial 6 tele tbom/fireplace, wood floor*, base 1,700 sq. fl. full brk* 3 bedroom. 7 room. di/Cng room, basement, on 2 14 MUe 4 Haggerty. Sharp neutral Hidden Valley, fully furn!*f>ed. Excellent references •• 642-6605 contemporary. 2 bedrborr\a, appfl- Bedding 6 linen» Included. 6 bed own entrance, excellent rate*. Con- phone answering service. On 8 Mile ment, v,* car garage, deck, big •lory. IVfc bath*, format dining room *cre*. Immediate occupancy. $575/ HOME-MATE factJimEisman: 645-0760 near farmlngton Rd. 476-2442 }-£rd, no pel*. $1100 mo. 642-1535 end> areaI room. 2'.* car ga/*g«- mo. . . . .569:0082 anoes, skyllgM*.- rVeplsce. base rooms, largo porch, Irving room with 11.550 per month. CaH Ray tee: ment Covered, parking.: Water. stone fireplace. Furnace 4 SPECIALISTS ,' 426 Honie Health C«re $795. 06 Hi/pome-, 737-4002 dishwasher Included. August 19 thru BIRMINGHAM. 1,100 sq.ft eght m- BIRMINGHAM: .17365 Buckhgham. The Michigan Group 59t-9200 Featured orv' KELLY4 CO." TV 7 dJSuiaf or office space for lease. MEDICAL SUITE. Prime downtown September 2 available only. Rental CARE fOR EL.0EKLY male, live-in. Birmingham, MutU lenant buBding, Quiet ireo-Bried *treet, 3 bedroom, 405 Property GARDEN CfTY • upper flat $200/ 2 weeks; $1175:4 weeks: $2200. As Ages, Tastes. Occupations. Ik/1 housework: Experience end $1,200 mo. .Good location. Lease V* bath, 2fireplaces, centra l "air. 2 N. CANTON - Large 3 bedroom Backgrounds 6 Lifestyles. references required.' Livonia area. termnegoitabie. eves.689-0076 1462 sq. ft aH Improvement* in Management mo. Can for further InformgDon. Aluminum fisting boat available. place. Resasonable rent car flareo>. eppfJanoe,*. Sharp! Sale ranch, attached garage, family -'425-0930 Help also available, Ce8 Doreen. " -•.;->,. 622-6422 V ':•..:'•- ','•. . 7 \< } > mmmmtmmmam gm^amMmmkmmktMkmm