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Assault feud: The mother of a Marshall Junior High School stu dent disciplined for assaulting* a • Allegations of sex, lies and audiotape teacher claims the teacher was the emergedjn court Friday In a scandal in dssailarit. /3A volving a high school coach, accused of having sex with one of his players. At Abduction try: Police are investi* torneys read dramatic statement* based on atep^rew^ a girl at Jefferson"Barns Element tween the girl and the defendant. tory School. /3A r • " » B Y DARRELL CCKM . "?.:'••••:•:•:
BTAITWRITER ;-:.V'-.;. --..-.- COUNTY NEWS ' A 16-yenr-old John OJenn High SchcwVathlet^aaked her basket ball coach what she should do if SMART dispute^ 1^ ahe found out she was pregnant County city and township officials : with.Kis child, and he told her that "we would. get that taken are threatening to torpedo the ± cere of," according to transcripts of a tape-record- . newly created Wayne County ~ ed conversation between the two.; ' • Transit Authority. /8A The girl apparently isn't pregnant, prosecuting attorney Margaret Rynier said In cpiitt Friday, but the girl raised the issue during a phone call from the Wayrie P6lice r^partmenVto firedJoh n Glerm Court rulingjThe state Qnirt of girls basketball cc*ch Patrick Bennett, 33. Appeals has delayed implementdr The issue of pregnancy aside, the girl and Ben tion of the Republicans tough hew nett also talked about how she could explain los ing her virginityj and Bennett told her to say she law punishing teacher strikes, the; .^ vised a.vibrator, Rynier said. V ..' taw was Hue to take effect April i. Graphic statements emerged Friday afternoon -./5A: ^lv:•^^::•'••';:y^:;•^:•^:^•';•:^Kv;•:'^ as Rynier and defense attorney Irving Tukel ar gued during a hearing on whether a ioO.000 cash bond -^ onei that has kept Bennett in jail!— -Bhould be reduced. In the end, Wayne District SPORTS judge Carolyn Archbold didn't budge on the bond,, : Tvjkel labeled as "a set-up" the March 6 phone conversation that was tape-recorded 12 days'..be-, Play ball: Tte boys baseball sea fore Bennett was arraigned on charges of third- son begins thfe week for local high degree criminal sexual conduct and obstruction of justice;.; ''.. •'• •'.; ;•"•; ':-.'•'• .r:-;r '••„•'.''. •'. schools* /1C Bennett, a 10-year coach and Kroger employee, faces a preliminary hearing set to begin today All-Area hoops: Qbserverland-s (Monday) in .Wayne. His relationship with the girl finestboysbasketball playersare began in October and occurred at a rnoU'l, police featured for their efforts during have said.; theJ994-96season./iC Bennett also faces an April 13 hearing in Wist- land District Court on identical charges, altmm> ing from allegations he had sex with the girl in November while he was house-Sittihg for a West- TASTE landfTJend. m.3¾¾¾^ ^ ' ArrIw*mjaa.«^T*frPwoiiJ«Ti-AWKit f JipjM apt* John Glenn High School ttudenU Tim Sequin and Katie White are The girl told Bennett during the taped conver Passover: faulKohh of Quality sation that ahe didn'4 want him to go to jail, and 'authoritieaMld Bennett urged the girl to lie and Kosher'CateringinSouthfieldun to refuse to cooperate with investigators. derstands that preparing for Pas* /¾ m ; saver is aft awesome it&k / IB :rV\v;;>^VV' ;;:^ See COACH, 2A Wine; The wHriesofGuigalare famed worldwide as some of the very best from France's Rhone in wrong Valley/IB By DARKEu, CLEM Police said she was killed when ahe don't believe he acted alone." ing a wound that was initially be BTArr Warn* stumbled on a group of people en ... Andrews' body was found about lieved to have resulted from a A Canton woman was In the wrong gaged |n illegal activity, possibly In 9:15 a.m. Wedneaday-by a coworker,, gunshot. V* MALLS & MAINSTREETS place at the wrong time when she was volving a: gun sale. ' near a first-floor swimming pool at She was strangled with a bandanna murdered Wednesday. One suspect/Keith Laraont Burns, the high-rise Huntera West apart that she usually wore on the job, Ku Spring flings: Rabbits, blooming Boonshoun Andrews, BO, a native of 27, was arraigned Thursday on firat- ment complex at Yale and Hunter, a bitskey said, i Thailand, died after being strangled degree murder and felony firearms -half-mile south of WeBtlend Center. . Bums, a former Inkster resident gardens and Easter activities with her own bandarina and receiving charges In the brutal slaying of An-: As the case unfolded, the county with no known current address, was abound as the malls welcome a beating on the head. Her body was drews. : medical examiner's office ruled captured a half-hour after the killing, spring, /6A found at a Westland apartment com "We're looking for at least two Thursday that Andrews was stran during a foot chase in Westland'a plex where she was a maintenance othejr people," Westland police Sgt. gled to death and that she had suf worker.: • '•.'•• Tom Kubitskey said Friday. "We fered several blown to her head, caus- SeeVhCnej, 2A INDEX No escape: Rape defend CUaaifled*. . ; B-D Mails• . . . '•» 4A orders tightened ant Anthony Auto .,••« . . . . »D Obituaries . . V. 4A Employment • C,D Personal Scene. . BD> Guy Walker Real Estate . . . B Sporta ... ,, . 1C appears with Index . . . . 6B.4C TaaUi. . . ,, , . IB in rape case his attorney - { CroMWord . . . . 6B Thursday for' BYDARRKJ.LCI.KM No weapons were found, and no es flTArr Warrr* cape attempt was tried as Anthony a prelimi HERE'S HOW TO REACH US Heightened nenirity was enforced Guy Walker appeared before Judge C. nary hearing Thursday at We«tl*nd 18th District Charles Boko* for a preliminary hear that was de Court following reports that a jailed ing on charge* of first-degre* criminal layed. Police rape defendant might he getting out sexual conduct and armed robbery. Newsroom: 313-591-2300 side h«lp in an ••cape attempt. Walker, 37, is accused in the knife said Walker Newsroom Fax:313491.727 » Westland police and court awrurity point rape and robbery of his former may have officers uaad metal detectors to check Night line/Sports: 313-9*3-2104 neft-door neighbor, a ZVyear-old di had inten far wwsporti as p*opl« entered the vorcee who Mtid Walker attacked her tions of Reader Comment Line:313*993-204 2 court building on the south side of at 2 am. Dec. 20. The woman said the Classified Advertising:313-991-090 0 Ford Road, between Wayne and New- t tying to es Display Advertising;313-991-230 0 burfh. 8M atCUIITY, *A A*T FM*NV«I.R/STArT PwmfiHAI^KR cape, Home Delivery: 313-5914900
Rate Increase: Due to the rising cost of newsprint and ink, the coat of your hometown Observer will Teachers' union negotiations delayed increase beginning today (April 3). BY LKONAKD POOI* tratinn's nagotiating team, contract, rcrni<'K remains a •tum p<)ee rea^'h a cents per copy. An usual, your layed Friday, on the ev» of an anlki- Friday powers - to he effective Saturday tentative agreement. patad school board meeiing Inatead the school board Md a was delayed by the Court of Appeals When the »chool l>o*M jnheduhvi B hometown Observer will continue achadubd that night to ratify a naw nloaad raeating Friday night to be up (see related story, Page 5A). special meeting for Fridsy nfUrmMm, IV"! tfrtarry heal news and advertis ooo tract dated on tha atatua of nafotiations, She aaid Friday afternoon that ju«t bef))re expwted implementation ing along with valuable money* Contttct talks are atpartad to r* atae aaid talks ended about noon Friday "there of the nnn n\Mf law regulating negoti- •uma today fMonday), said Dan g|««, The administrator poifttad that was a general feeling that we can't go atloriH with teachers' unions and' saving coupons. aaaiaiattt »upwrint«t>d«nt for employ while there has baen subauntial any further." a* aandeaa and head of tha adaainia prngrta* on moat of a potantial new Ha aaid of m articla* in the pru
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'"L>iwhat >\xi have to do," Ben la a lifelong Wayne reeident who escorted away by a Weatlahd po busy retail diitrict near Wayne tivity between a group of people," 18th District Court record*. nett wei quoted a* telling the gjiri he* no criminal history, If Ben lice sergeant, Rynier said. and Warren road*, police aald. KublUkey said. "The victim Hunters West resident Sue When Bennett taro** that he nett had intended to flee, Tukel Tukel conceded that the als- blindly stepped into it" Johruon waa among the aparV waa being investigated, Rynier said, he could have done to before ter'a action* were "Improper." The arrest stemmed from de During Bums' arraignment in ment dweller* who labeled An aeld, "ItV clear that he had met hlaarreet. Rynier also raised allegation* scriptions given by Hunter* West l&h District Court, Judge Gail drew* "a nice lady." ReeideoU with her and that he had coached Moreover. Tukel aaid the girl that Bennett'a parent* had talked resident* who saw a suspect flee McKnlght dented bond and set a were shocked that a murder hit so her oo what to do." wouldn't be haraaeed by Bennett of giving the girl a newspaper arti ing the building, KublUkey said. preliminary hearing for this close to home. 7 Thoee allegation* eventually or hla family. cle about a man who served 10 A gun was found at the murder Thuraday. A not-guilty plea wa» Andrew* 1* »u>viv*d by her rteuHed in Bennett being charged "I have strictly Informed Mr. years in prison for a statutory scene, but police haven't dlaV placed on record for the defend' husband, Thomas; one daughter, with ob*truciinf juetice. Bennett and hla parent*. . . that rape he didnt commit. closed the type of weapon. ant, who would face a mandatory Kathleen; her mother, Chit 1 will not tolerate any approach to According to statement* from Archbold, in refuting to change Police are Investigating a possi life term without parole if convict- Thonqmee; one brother, Anh; two the complainant or a proeecutlon the S&-page tranecript, Bennett Bennett'* bond, noted that an ble gun transaction inside Hunt .•"•A'"v'1.-- ''V '••••• sister*, Tanh and Dang; and witne**," he told Archbbld. v told the girl to tell authorities earlier warning to stay away from ers Weat, but couldn't say with Bum* was convicted in a 198ft niece* and. nephew*. ^ But Rynier noted that Ben that the didnt want to go to the girl "doean't mean too much certainty what type of illegal ac armed robbery in Inkster that nett** aiater approached the girl 8ervice* for Andrews will be at' court He alao urged her to get rid to these people." tivity Andrew* stumbled upon landed him a three: to 10-year outeide of Weetland District 7 p.m. today at L J. Griffin Funor* oif love note* he sent to her, Ryn while doing her job, There ha* prison term. It wasn't immediate Court on Thursday* when Ben Not-guilty plea* have been been no word to confirm rumor* ly known how much time he actu al Home, on MiddlebeU Road just ier said placed on record for Bennett, who nett appeared for a hearing that among reeident* that drugs may ally-served.. •'••' south of Ann Arbor Trail, Weat-, could face a maximum penalty of Bennett's parent* and other W*A postponed until April 13. have been involved* He also wa* placed on proba land. The Rev. Morton W. Sey 16 years in prison if convicted of family memberj and supportera Rynier said the aiater "We're going on the belief that tion last October in Inkster for co mour will officiate. ; ,V; third-degree criminal sexual con aat in the courtroom Friday as "screamed and yelled" at the girl there was aome type of illegal ac caine possession, according to The body will be cremated. Rynier and Tukel argued about and told her* "See what '•. youVe duct He Could face a five-year the $50,000 cash bond. done.. . . It's all yourfault" term if convicted of obstructing Tukel emphaiited that Bennett Crying, the girl had to be justice.
from page 1A Talks TROPICAL FISH SALE SATURDAY 4 SUNDAY r««ri JVWI w P.O ew uii. yvon*.w aisi. t****** &»t ow? . from page 1A HOMCMUVlRYStliviCt /-• . "'^ ,w^ .'.. incident occurred inside her for told Bokos that he ^eeded more • NMMJMI.-..;.:.• ,...... -..-...,: :...:,.-...:::.^-. ,:..,.:. •• ...... y.pmt^t.m ••-. • merWei 11 and Meadows mobile time to review the case. school dUtricta, there was an ex ^¾^^¾¾¾¾ home, northeast of \'an Born • Walker, jailed on a $ ^million pectation of a tentative agreement U***K\C4(K&&*1 n it* W«^U*rtJ Ot***' » **ttctb»lNt (?ft*u^ *^t«) Mtr*e»C*C4tM «*' cash bond, i* scheduled to return and ratification. c*d. <#••* d »*«* *« ****** torn ih* tfrtrtxs* 6*f*w*t*, W*W)«rtdObMrMf.]e>}t (oNooknM. Road and Merriman, 1 vort^ l* M150 .(1131 M1 J300. f»*t Wtittlft!) OOv»ft* ***** tf* «f* (VJ«to K«« « «> fttartiMr'*
• ' ' • . • i. • to cou rt April 13 for the hearing. The Wayne-Weetland Educa GET 1 FREE vM•$•. H l» or* of th# totOcQ c«ui*s ol death he raped her and robbed her of tmg wom*n &5 and older E *rty d«t*ctoo trvougrt raguUr rnarrynograms cocM , land told local police that they 180 while her 2-year-old daughter by the Court of Appeals, included prtvwumany ol Bits* d»»tf*: Vtl *» woman get older, they a/a kits Duty to get • overheard. Walker making appar slept a new requirement that some top manvnograrna: KaS your Mom had a manvroyam? H not encourage her to gel one. ent plans to escape, Detective Sgt ic* can't be bargained, including DEE-OGEES It might oe your chahce to g/ye her goodaoSrtce v Terry Donphue said The alleged Donohue ha* said In court that the group health insurer and the Walker later phoned the woman, PET SUPPLIES CaJ us. We can te* you everylNng you need to iw*r about plan* were made during a tele , starting day of school for a neWftt : rnarnmogfami.: Fie*-: '•• phone conversation while Walker before Ageing to Colorado, to warn school year. A Wayne circuit 811 Inkster Road THifWtlCSUNKTO her not to report the incident judge ha* declared part* of the The ' .•: CANCER INFORMATION was in jail in Colorado, Donohue Cancef . ha* said in court Walker told the woman that he law unconstitutional, but not the (between Ford & Cherry Hill) Intocrnaiion know* child molesters who would 1-800-4-CANCBR In court Thursday, Bokos limit* on bargaining. 261-1000 SefVi¢o• granted a request by Walker'* kill her and her daughter, Do 1 court-appointed attorney, Thom nohue said in court as. Green, to postpone the prelimi Walker could face life in prison nary hearing for two week*. Green if convicted. NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION OF..THE ELECTORS OF PRECtNCTNO.UA UVONIA PUBLIC SCHOOLS SCHOOL DISTRICT VoUaf Place: Rooeertlt School,MrOOLynoo;U««U,hiich]iin WAYNE COUNTY, MICHIGAN PRECINCT NO. UB CITY Or GARDEN CITY' Votiflf Place:Rooaerelt School, $«00 Lyodoa, Uvool^$slciijaii NOTICE TO BIDDERS TOBEHELD PREONCTN0.1U :'••'/*••• •-',•> .• APRIL10,1M5 NOnCEISHERJ^YGrVT2dprooc«iJjwmbcrtcrs^L^ca>dBMforTuSatemeeiLaJ'. PRECINCT NO. $1B -•••:••• I .'•••' Vpttof PUc* Washtofton School, $44» Hlx, Utoiilt, hlkALfaji , TW Qty roenrea Ue rLfht to accept or reject toy or all bid* aad to vaiteaay A. MILLAGE R£NKWAL PROPOSTnON PRECINCTN0.1U .•'•'•: ;:{'-;. ^onbahtiei wben deemed is the beat LaUrot of tbe City. TUa ntUafe wlU allow the acfcooJ^(littrkt to cootteoe««levy i^ njoce thaa Votiag Place: Oarfield School, 1011$ Arthar, Urooia, l^chiian :MU);saOWALTER the Bakober of milk aeceaeary to eaave combined state aad fecal revtoaia PREONCTNO.ilA • <^ C3erkTr*MBre per netnbtrship psotl to eqwll the tcfaool dirtrtct'ifo«odaUoo allowance a» Votlag Ptoce: OarftoM School, 14111 Arthar, Uironla, llWJgaa ?iu*tAtrium* '•'>';.':. -;: -''. ••"-.'' •". .':,.• .. ;, -:>'•'--;.:."."'."::--- '• • certified by the Department of Trtawry ooo>rS«tk» 111 la erf the School '._ Codeof l*7»,aaaioeo0jed. PRECINCT NO UA ./--./ Vottog Mac*: ItoaedaM School, «15 CVanrtoi^Urccia, Michigan Shall. l| miUa ($11,00 oa each $1,000.00) oo taUblevaitjaUoooa the amowt RI Am R s IRVICI of taxes which may be tin and agalort all ooo-bomeateed aad ooo-qaall- PRECINCT NO. KB fled ajBrtcellaral property aad 14$« mills {$l;lM«oo each $1,000.00) on Votlag Place: Orant School, ll«4 Hubbard, Urooia, alichigao PI.IONI I I N I S Uxabje vahutloa on the amoiisl of taxes which may be an eased «f*last all PREONCTNO.MC ;• •.•... •",:.''. hoemtead and yulifled agicaKnral property as defined by law, La Uro- Vottog Place: Grant School, $100 Hebbard, Uroais, llJchigao BU PebUe Schoob School District, Wayne Cowty, MkUUe« fr«rrw^rUB«»rtf the-maia^ PREONCT NO. UB =• ['••'': •>r Opeih hcHises and new d&elopriyenteinyouiztea. prored ahdkrled to tbe IrM calendar year}» approxlmatery UMOO.OOO? Vottog Places UcKUkf School, 4101 Hilkrtat, Urooto, Hlchlgaa a hOLLAOB PROPOSTTrON fX« BUILDLNO REP AIR PREONCT NO MA ; '.• •"/:;.• '-V -: ,:>• Free real estate Jeminar ihfwmation. Voting RaorTEmerK* htiddie 8chooC»100 W. Chicago, Uvonia, hDchlgin tisiJSQ rvm t AX UBVY PREONCTNO.HB •"-•' Shall the limitation on the amomt of taxes which may be aaseswd afalaat CUSSIHED AFtlfi HOURS: 5^1-0900 aH property toUtont o PnbUe Schools School District, Wayne Coootr, Uka- Vottog Place: CWrttood School, 14410 Cathedral. Uronia. Michigan PREONCT NO. W4 '-. :.--^^':':.:r::\':-'--'""-^r^y:'-'-:'--'r::,: •:>• Place cfassified ads at your convenfence. Lean, be Increased by nad* the Board of Edtcatton be authorised to kry not to excMd l mm (tl.H on each 11.000.00) on taxable vaJselion for » period VotiHPtoc«P«^Scbcol,$474R]lx,W«Uaoo;htlchlgan of • yesrt, 1 m to 1 ft», tnetosiTe, to creaie a atoatot fend for the repair of PRECINCTNaWll ciRcuiAtiON AiFTER HOURS school bnUdtofls; the asUmato of the rerto^ the achocj distrtct will collect Vottog Place: Cooper at WWtttor School, tt$S0An« Arbor Trail, • U the mUtoftw is spprored sad kried to the im eaJes^w yev is spproxk ' Westtond, hfkhigaa ' OAJOAND COUNTY; 901-4716 WAYNf COUKTY? 591-0500 mstely $9^00^00 from local property lws«tbbrised>er«tot PREONCTNO.W1I '> Requestsu^np(k>oi a|/yburcpoyenlefrC'e..•''.,. THE VOTINO PLACEOD AAK AS l^rjfiXJWS: : Votieg Place: Greenwood Villa, 7404 Nankin Coart, Weatltiid, Iflchlgan 'Pfl«Xl>ICTNO..Wi$;- -'••-.'• : PRECINCT NO. 1A / ^.':" Vottog Place: Holiday Park Club House, 144*4 Fountain, Wattlaod, Michigan Votlag Place-. Coolid|e School, $0400 Oirtis.Uyoi^.Jdlchlfaa >-' VoO can use a. MasterCard* or Visa* to access the Wlowtng PRECINCTNaWll •"-••-.- 'V PRJK3NCTNOJA •; tnfofmation/rornpvr classified ads.. This service is avaifableby Vottog Place: LowtU Jsator High SchocJ, MOO Hto, Weatlahd, MkhlfM Vpttoc Place: Tyler School, $1401 Pembroke, UvooU, MichJfan ; rtooo VVedftesday and Saturday: ; PRECINCT NO. WM PRECINCT NO. 1» • Hern No. 9402; Looking for a place to rent or someone Vottog Place: PerrtevUle School, $$$44 Aon Arbor TTSU, Westlaod, IflchlfM PREONCT NO, WW to share an apartment v/ith? Get:a listing of our rental TWB4CtNO.iJ* ' classifieds. Cost: $5.*)5. / > Vottog Ptoc* WUtttor School, mil Aha Arbor Trail, Wastland, Michigan VcHia«F Uc^TyWSchc4 • Hem No; 9d00: Recreation: boats, molorcyctes/campefs, PRECINCT NO 1A VotiagPlace: Kayea School, $4444iLoelse, Wastland, Michigan airplanes, etc.-Cost: $5,95 ^^ Votisf Ptoor. Taytor School, $4411 CwtJs, Urooia, Michigan PRECINCT NO. Wll PMCiNCTNO.«8 . • Item No. 9822: Vc-bklcs: U's:d trucks, vans and'all Vottog Place: Hayes School, $4440 Louise, WesUaad, hlkhigaa makes of autOfix4>iic-s.C>A(: $39.95 Votief Ptoce: Taytor School, $4411 CurtU, Uvorda, Michigan PREONCT NO. WU riMBCWCTNOIA Votiat PUc* Kaohall School, $$*01 Certis, Uvooia,Mkhi«aB Vottog Place: Whrtttor School, m»4 Ana Arbor Trail, Westtond, Michigan O&CON-IINE PIUtCINCTNO.IIA ' ? .. PRECINCT NO. WM BUtW^HAW A«<0 SUttOUNDr*; A«AS: 90t -4711 Votiat Ptor*: ftrjrsat Vhooi, I $000 Merrimart, Uvonia, MJchlfaa ' Vottog Plae* rtoakto Milhi School, $ 104 Hubbard, Westtond, Michigan. ITllCtNCTNO. 11A I*»CINCTN0.W4$' I lVO»tA AM) M.MOUNOWCAKM: 591 -0903 Vettaf Ptoc* CeeOage School, $0540 CertJe, Uvowia, Mtchlgaw >• You an MAW f>n-l fr>*rv»ithjust al>out any communications P$UbaNCTN0.W4l joftwarrv i^ f^ VUK.inVj*b,'(>i-l.in*r users can: nutancrm in Vottog Plaor. 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TheObseruer/ MONDAY, APKIL 3,1995 (W)3A '.!• - u "'
ohn Glenn High School will rector with Bob Walkor being taXe the "Charlie Brown" the technical director; J cartoon from tho comic In the cast are Timothy Se Dftgea to tho «tage this week. quin as Charlio Brown, Drca -..Studehta are rehearsing this Bundon as Snoopy, Katie Foster w«ek for the musical, "You're a as lAicy, Scott Felesky as Linus, Good Man Charlio Brown," to be Leslie Elam as Patty and Calvin produced at 7:30 p/m.; Wednea- Poellnlta as Schroedefi d&y, Thursday and Friday and 3 Chorus members are Kr is tin pirti, Saturday in the schooVa au Guskovict, Angelg Mayville, Au ditorium, on Marquette near tumn MacNish, Shawn McKin- Oarlson; ; ."• ney, Sarah Pickup, Steven Rose '* The musical will bo the final and Katie SioUki, Dancers for prtJdu^Mpn for: drama teacher Si- the show are Kristin GuBkojict? monne^rzesik, who i$ retiring Amber James and Patty SielsKi. this Juno after 27 years in the Musicians to perform will bo school district. . . Josh Crilly, Jason Minkowski; The teacher first directed the Annette MacNish and Tara "Charlie Brown" musical 17 Tart. years ago at Stevenson Junior Tickets are available at the High School; . school, from cast members and For this week's musical, at the door for $$ for adult* and Randy BloUso will be musical di $3 for students and children.
• BfAIT PHOTOS BY ASJ EUA.W6LE; Batter upv Shawn McKinney strikes a baseball batter's pose in a rehearsal of the *Yoii'riiq Good Man Chdrlie Brown" musical to be sthge^cbatJohn GlenniHigh School Wednesday through Saturday. Cheering him on are chorus members Angela mayville, Autumn MacNish, Kristen Guskovict, Katie White,'Sarah Pickup and Steven Rose* .
Show coming: Cast members Calvin Poell- nitz, Katie Fos ter and Scott Felesky are in the John Glenn High School production of "You're a Good Man Charlie Brown."
Rehearsing: JohnGlennHighstudents Leslie Elam (Uft) and Katie White polish their; linesand move- tnents in a rehearsal of'You're a Gpod Man Charlie Brown," to be staged Wednesday through Saturday.
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fey DAJIIIELL CLEM word that a possible kidnapper diately contacted the Westland flTArPWRfTER could be roaming the.heighbOr- ^Police Department, which is ' Westland police are investi hood of the school, located at 'seeking information. Tips can be gating reports that a stranger 32l50:P^rsey, south of Palmer provided by calIihg.722-9600. ?•• may have tried to abduct a; third- between Merriman and Verioy. Police had ho suspects as of grade girl Thursday morning Dorenkamp also sent letters Friday. near Jefferson-Barns Elemen home to pare/rita to inform them A parent meeting is scheduled tary Schoolin Westland, of the incident that occurred'.-' f6r 3:30 p.m. Tuesday at the The frightened girl, ap about 8; 10 a.m. Thursday. Par school library to discuss safety proached by a white male on a ents also were given a descrip issues ofstiidenta walkingto and back path near the school, threw tion of the suspect, who is from school.: down her books and Tan to safety believed to be in his 20s. In the letter to parents, tnsido the school, principal Su-; The suspect was described as Dorenkamp advised them to talk ^ah Dorenkampaaid. having a medium build and be to their.childreh and to tell •"She wasn't harmed," the ing of medium height, with black them: ;V.:V-/ '••'•,,> '... y ;,'.'• principal said. wavy hair. Ho Wore blvfe jeans, a • Not to talk to strangers.- Even designer names ; Another young girl camo for- blue and black jacket, and a • Not to come to school early.; ; ward after the incident to report black baseball cap, Dorenkamp • To go directly home after * :ion that she fled from a man, match- said. /'"..,' •••••'' •''.' school. Even lined blfbcajs and trifocals ling the suspect's description,' One mother who phoned the • To cross streets with the assis ;who approached her one day last Observer said that the suspect tance of the safety patrol. .week, Dorcnkampsaid. was seen coming out of a wooded • To report any unusual circum Includes our toughest \ Jefferson-Barns parents; un- area near the back, path of the • stances immediately, either to scratch-resistant coati ng! ^nerved by the reports, contacted school. parents or to the school office. ^newspapers and television sta Following Thursday's inci • To run and shout for help if' tions last weok to spread tho dent; Dorenkamp said she imme approached by a stranger.
BY DARHKU, CWM teacher before throwing punches The Hagedons said the Coupon valid through April 8, 1995! HTAFPWRirfcK of his own. teacher grabbed Bolaire's 6on by Bclftiro said her Hon suffered a the face and sja'mmed him against the building. I Right nowat Sears Optical get any frame- including ; A• .Westla'nd mother who lump.near hia right.temple and $ designer names like Linda Evans, Cheryl Tiegs, J. David, ' claims her Hfiventh-Krado son that he received bruison and "Then ho put him in a bear I t •was nHsnultod by ft teacher urtid abrasions on his hack and his hug," Mark Hagcdon snid. 139 Christie Brinkley Perspectives! Nickelodeon and more ^ and ifrldny that she is consulting neck. llagedon said ho provided I any prescription - with single-vision, lined bifocal or trifocal ;with an attorney. District administration ofllcinls school ndminiatrators with a Eyeglasses plastic lenses, with scratch-resistant coating ~ ali fa only $139. ;• Kathy Helnire'B «tnt«m«nts hnve launcher "a full investiga written statement of what he I Satisfaction guaranteed or your money back. •'differ dramatically from school tion", of the incident, but reporta snw, but that police apparently I from M»rf»rmll admini-slrators in hadn't heard his version. Ho '.officials' accounts of what hap- v Iponed the HlVmiKm of March ii.'i dicate the teacher was hit while planned to contact Westland po I O^l t« J H>yi T«,'J Kfh C" rx>Vy» U\x>ts OMXt*i & ntt'oM «•.•*! AyjAjt*) 0< r>>V*>y<\) .->> rcV>l »»i'>i r»v»^.* 'at M«rnbMl 'Junior U'mh School, trying to retrain the boy, said lice on his own Friday. froy*/rri <* frro 11 t«^lr* C,T/I A*J* \/XK : 10OHft)vi- Helnir* didn't deny that hor redorof mrondary rtluration. school," Hagcdon said. I Kl-yenr-nbl n«n hit a door and "We have n\»ppH in tho achool to indicate thnt the teitcher WAS ports, the teacher approached Visit us today at Sears.., the ix>y nnd put his hand on his 'jnffice whpn he w«* refused a Hi***Riiltrd,'* SherniHO nwid. ADRIAN Df ARBOftN ItVONtA NOV1 ROSFYIUE TROY /deck of C*YAH that had r**en tak- The boy hn« Iwen suspended shoulder to escort him to the of ArRvi Scs/lh MAH RMane Town Ctr. 29500 West Twt^e Oaks Mall Maconit) Mai OAk'aod Ma'l ! en from him rprlicr. indefinitely, nnd HNKAUU chnrKes fice. The reports said the teacher 517-?65-B073 2710383 Seven M»>o ftd. 348-1032 Shopping Clr. 585-5212 ; Hh* ««iid the >>oy ban ajtrntion have hffdn filed with juvenile w»* hit by the hoy on two occa ANNARBOft UNCOLN PARK 477-2662 FORT GRATIOT 293-8000,^293 6185 WATSRFORD EifarwcKxf Mall 2lOOSouthfiekJnj. MONROE 8TERUNQ HTS, 435 North 'deficit di*ordrr with hyprndivi- court in Detroit. sions. - Birchwood Mail 760 891B , 302-8014 rrencMown Sqoaro 385-9638 I akwkte MaH Tpi !»chr>ol Know ahull to pick up t!\eir out of the window. - (llxnit it." eighth grade ntudent when they Ik'lniro questioned why Mark WEStLAND '. Hut Belairo h»« been told by i»*w the incident. Mnrk Hftgedon llagedon, a stranger to her, Wostlnnd Crossing 34752 Warren Road I her win *nd by pftnvU* nho didn't Mid hi* tracked down Knthy He- would go to the trouble of finding 425-1190 • »'Ven know thai, moment* nfW l«ir«-, with no help from ttchoid her unless there was truth to : the outburst in .lb* ofRw, th^ h«y AdminiMrHtnrfl, to tell her whnt claims that the teacher was at was aimimjlt«d outside by.*. th«y witnenwd; fault.
i- 'i 4A{W.O) The Obsen\rl MONDAY. AlWU.3, 1995
OBITUARIES DENTISTRY WnHOUT f EAR! Memoriala may be donated to ,; DOROTHY MAI HUNT Harn Cosby and Gary Coaby and and Irene Beaty of Flat Rock and TWILIGHT si(E6P! &'rvic«* foe Mr*. Hunt, 75, of nieces Patricia Hart and Georgia the First Baptist Church of great-gTandchlldren Brandon Wayne. ..-::::. .'•''.': 0«\len City w*r* May 27 from Cosby, Derrike Coaby, Stephanie. RaeRothrock. INTRAV6N0US S6DATIGN the Vermeule'n Memorial Trust Cosby and Cheryl Coaby, She waa ; Arrangements were by Vermeu- 100 Funeral Home, WestlandV preceded in death by husband, len Memorial Trust 100 Kuni?ral : LUCILKH. ANDERSON ; tlVONIA VIUAG6 D6NTAL ASSOCiAT€S withlnirval in Parkview Memorial •Frank.-..; J;. ;.; : ;•.;.;' Home, Westland. •Cemetery, Livonia. Rev. DonaKl Memorials may be donated to Services for Mrs. Anderson, 83, MARTHA ZIND6RMAN, RN, 0D5 Ciwgory officiated, Presbyterian Village, Westland. formerly of Wayne, wera April V- • Mr*. H un.t tiietl March 23 in from.the Uht Funeral Home, IRHU ROSE HALL Westland, with Interment In Hope Nursing Care Center. West- : land. Born in Ripley, Ohio, she Services for Mra. Hall. 87, of Parkview Memorial Cemetery, was a waitn^a. HA2EID. EDMONDS Wayne were April 1 from the John Livonia. Rev. David Owens officii Survivors include; son* Dale A memorial service for Ma, Ed* Santeiu and Son Funeral Home, ateil; •.'.- '...:.'. •'.'•••' . ;:'/'•• • and Ray, both of West land; monda,9l, of Weatland was April Garden City with burial in Mrs. Anderson, of Farrhlngton Seventh Annual grandchildren Dale and Brandi 2 at Canton Place. Her cremaina ParkView Memorial Cemeteryi Hills, died March 29 In Clinton- Hurvt; sister-Susie Hart of Wayne wiere interred at Cadillac Memorl' Livonia. R6v. Larry Rowland of Aire Continued Care Center. Bom and brothers Homer Fryer of Flor al Gardens West. Rev. Harvey the Finst Baptist Church of .Dec. 18,1911, she waa a borne* maker and a past worthy matron ida and Duke Fryer of Columbus, Herieveld of Christ Community Wayne officiated, Ohio. She wa* preceded in death . Mrs. Hall died March 30 in An of the Nankin OrderofEaiter fuesdciy/Afiril 4; 1^95 Reformed Church of Canton • Star chapter. by a son, Jon. Towmhip officiated; napolis Hospital, Wayne. She was 4:00^7:00 prn, Mr*. Edmonds died March 6 in born March 2l| 1908. in Beckley, • SuWivpra include: daughters { Hope Nursing Care Center, West- W.Va, GraciaYankasky, Marilyn Schoolcraft College - Rqdcllff land, Born April U, 1903, iri Survivors include; daughter McKinney and Deahna Joseph; ESTHER COLENt WILSON Leonard, Mo, she was a home- Irma Joy Razor; son Charles son C. Rand Anderson; 14 jgrAnd- CbmmuhltY-Room #115 •Service* for Sirs. WiUon, 81, of maker, ' Thomas; five grandchildren; sev children and 18 great-grandchU* ', :1751 Rddcliff Street, Garden City Weitland were May 29'from Uht Survivora include: sisters-in- en great-grandchildren and sister dren. She was preceded in death Funeral Home, West land. Rev. law Margaret Barratt of Saginaw Kathleen Moles. by her husband, Carl. : The Career Foirls free>aod open to Mryidudis iniefested in a Robert Millar officiated. She was pubec safety.career, RepfesentaHves ffom taw Enforcement. cremated with the cremains Agencies. Fire Deparlmehts, EMT, c^ Cc^recttom will bo interred at Glenwood Cemetery'. ov^ajofe lo answ^ Wayne. TX r IN NEED;OF A M««t r#pi#t«ntottv«i f rom area agenclei, Including: Mrs. Wilson died March 28 In : St. Mary Hospital, Livonia. Bom ^Coft!»rtrylMS '''•' '- • IMiria ? otco Dorjarirrien) _ i Heighfi Potco Oepdrirnert , •'. 'MeiooafcKWc SqfeVOopoftncrtt Aug. 15,1913, she was a home- vfe^d&jioouofPnsortt-. -'' ••• «>Vcr*Qbri De^rncf'toi NoVo* > maker. • febefoJ Roierve 6or*f: rieiocrc©$ id^r tfVofcenidn) .6(%¾¾^ Survivors include: son Bill.te FIN 1; ART AUCTION • Grond frir* Ro»ood Pofce Ooportrneri .' • Kk^gon SWo Poico"' MeCloud; six grandchildren and Wf. 'HjonVol^Mtijbnco . . •OQtfaASJO'oSo'eV 10 great-jrandchitdren. She.was . AT "• AT \*Lansing Po»ce r^portrnert • US >.V3rsn«$ Secico FREE ESTIMATES preceded In death.by her hus 6:30 PM AUCTION 7:30 m band, Albert. 52B-103Q: Call (31 J) 4*2-448 Hor mort Information UNITED HMPIRATURE ' Spof^sored by Schc^ BIRMINGHAM, MI, .:••.'. .6919 KWO&xx •Arvorto .V Scnooterbrt CoUege Career Plqnning & Placement. Center GERTRUDE L WCFARtAHD THURSDAY, APRIL 6TH Services for Mrs. McFarland, 88, of Westland were March 30 from the Uht FunexalHome with inter THE TbwxsEND HOTEL • 106 TOW^SENJ) STREET • ment in Sheperd Memorial Park AUCTIONEEH- F.-jO.\S-GOLi)BERG AlC LlG*7940l SUCCESS STORY #213 CONGRATULATIONS!! Cemetery, Hendersonville; N.C. . Rev. Robert Millar officiated. VISION THERAPY Mw. McFarland died March 28. in Annapolis Hospital. Wayne. Bom July 6,1906. ahe «:« homemaker. "A/au< 4iJi<'*i 9 ItMWf <../ /Av /tac,1<$ i**u$ Ute+l Out ion U*. *M tto, lovtt to read, eoloy* *porf«, aixi does w«il in school, Urrfortunatery, h« »rwayi QOt h*adacr>ei after reading, wrrtlrtg tasks Were IN Vi \U \M • ! t v !•' * i> and writing tasks. Dr. Kennedy suggested testing him when Ms eyes were fatigued. Afier readingI for two u..i S.i /7 l»M • I U( kl \»|s .'hours,.Leo's eyes showed severe converger** Insufficiency; Ho attended vision therapy for 14 weeks and o»»•• ,t«t, EASTER SUNDAY Parents of Westland M<>%( tnsur.inc r p; 38979 Cherry Hill ROMI • Wostland
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BYTIMRICIIAHD which challenged the constitu consolidated and heard together to fine unions an automatic school services; decisions on ex • Denies judicial review of. STA»V WKITKX tionality of the act. before Judge Lewis Simmons. In $5,000 a day for a strike by "one perimental or pilot programs; and MERC decisions. The state Court of Appeals has MEA also appealed and asked his ruling last month, Simmons or more public school employees." the granting of additional paid delayed implementation of the for an expedited hearing, said gave labor a partial victory, rul I ng The unions argued they would be work days to make up for lost • Prohibits a parent union from Republicans' tough new law pun spokesman Dawn Cooper. two sections unconstitutional; punished regardless of their pos strike time. vetoing a local union's collective ishing teacherstrlkeB. An "expedited hearing" means • Requiring a circuit judge to Is-' sible non-involvement in a walk Republicans in both chambers bargaining agreement, thus 'un : Public Act 112 was due to take the appeals court will act prompt sue an Injunction against a union out. of the Legislature rushed through constitutionally interfering with effect April 1. ly and not takelts usual two years if it "finds that a strike or lockout But Simmons upheld the rest the bill m April of 1994. and intruding upon internal" It gives school districts and to process the case. has occurred, without regard to of the law. The GOP had a temporary ma< union matters. Michigan Education Association The Court of Appeals decided the existence of other remedies, It forbids school unions from jorlty in the House and disregard locals time to negotiate new con •the request on a 2-1 vote. Voting demonstration of irreparable bargaining over: the insurance ed the usual committee procedure • Denies "equal protection of the tracts under the old law, under to take the case were Chief Judge harm, or other factors." Simmons benefits administrator, the start in bringing the bill to a vote. Gov. laws" by treating school employ which unions have more power to Martin Doctoroff of Birmingham said the sweeping legislative de ing date of classes; pupil contact John Engler signed it into law ees more harshly than other strik bargain over health insurers and and Judge Kathleen Jansen of cree violated the separation of time; the composition of school May 2, hallirtg it as a 'cost con ing workers. The law requires that school working rules. Macomb County. Opposed was powers by allowing judges no dis improvement committees; the ex tainment" measure. striking school employees be ' 'We requested a stay and an ex* Henry W.8aad. v cretion. ; istence of charter academies; the . Sachs wanted the court to find docked a day's pay for each day of pedited hearing," said Theodore In Wayne Circuit Court, the • Requiring the Michigan Em existence of 'schools of choice" other flaws In PA 112. His suit ar a strike with no chance of making Sachs, attorney for the AFL-CIO, AFLCIO and MBA cases were ployment Relations Commission programs; use of volunteers in gued the law: up the lost time. How to buy diamond is class topic
A free seminar called "Every thing You Need To Know About Buying a Diamond" will begin 7 p.m. Tuesday, April 18, in Room 200 of Schoolcraft College's Liber al Arts Building. Orin Mazzoni Jr., president of Orin Jewelers of Garden City, will present the seminar, Mazzoni will go over how to se lect, invest in and purchase a dia mond. Participants may register to win a $200 gift certificate for the purchase of a diamond from Orin Jewelers. For reservations, call (313) 462- 4417, , SC registers for new term In-pereon registration for spring classes at Schoolcraft College will be held 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. April 25-27 in the McDowell Center. The spring term begins May 8. Students may pay with Visa, Mast erCard, or Discover credit cards. For more information, or to get a copy of the course schedule, call (313) 462-4426.
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BY SUSAN DE^tAdcio . STArr WRTTtR Even the grumpiest grinch must s 1 write this column about baby shower give a grin when walking by the gift ideas, my friend Megan Garblnskl la EaiterBunny setups in the malls. A bor* to ddiver her first child! It waa Me 'Ut'a so darn cute watching kida gan *« shower last month that inspired me to check meet the Easter Bunny," aaid Frank put the newest in newborn paraphernalia, •• . Schmanski of Livonia. "I walk These days, babies discover the world with the around Wonderland Mall in the help of state-of-the-art equipment. Remember the mornings and linger 'til the Easter- simple, yet functional umbrella stroller? It won't Bunny comes." be the mode of transportation for baby Garbinski. Spring photos on the Easter Buh- He or she will ride in style in a Ontury "Wfty to nyv8 lap; are available now through Co" stroller/cam age with a multi-position rec- ". Saturday, April 15 tusually 11 am. liner* a front bar restraint, a storage basket anda to 8 p.m.) at the 'following area full bonnet or hood, $$9.99. malls: Livonia, Wonderland, Laurel McGregor's Gardens: Peter Rabbit's playground is'recreatedfor shoppers to enjoy at Twelve Megan's mother-in-law presented her with the Park Place, Westland, Oakland, Od^^FaiHanedndljakeside Evenflo high chair, a multi-function seat that Summit Pface^ Northland, photci opswith the Easter Blinhy are planned at other adjust* to six different heights for use as a youth MeadowBrook Village, Tel-Twelve, chair or child's activity chair, in addition to the traditional high chair, $79.99. SeeSfHIHO, 5B No need to che>k on your little one every few minutes . . . Today's moma rely on nursey moni tors to stay in constant touch with baby. Sensitive toevery little sound, monitors receiving raves are from Flaher-Pric*. $29.99 and Sony $44,99. C^'tslpWdown 4c won't belong before; Megan's babycan scoot -aiSund in the anatiyTot Wheels II by Grace r: iO.99. More than a mere walker, it include* an We found It! purchasing it at the time. I have £g&ivity gymfor hour* of stimulating play. We left off with Tammy.Oyer of searched everywhere and I cannot Livonia'* request to locate a replace find anything like It. Can anyone ZSZti.ta* from Fisher-Priceis the infant seat that Both the Summit 'Place-Mall; and gjkratea and rocks. With the help of a couple of ment towel bar to insert into acerainr n*)' gram through April 15. •JiiSiteriea.baby get* a toothing massage, 129.99 ic holder in the bathroom she 1» re- .Nancy Ball, owner of the Hands On Antonino Salons a,re requesting' cus "We've built a Easter Playtand in , • modeling. ' tomer*' help in serving needy chllr Kohl's court and we ask that chiIdren • £^Aantk> Doe gave Megan one of the cutest gifts Leather store, 5$5 Poreat In Plym dren this Easter season. * Xyk »<*h. If* the UttlcTyka* Soft Pony, $4*99- "I know they must be out there outh, called to say ahe carries these who visit the area bring donations of ' The Antonino Salona. (167 Town- hew ot used toys, game*, books,<» TEe cuddly padded riding toy. ia a must-have, •Otoewhere,'- »he bemoaned. ''But 1 belt bucklefl-'They're made by von ; What toddler hasn't fallen in love with hi* first can't find a store that stock* theni" West of Ft. Collin*, Colorado." She send in Birmingham, and 14 Mile sporting goods, clothing, bedding and : A Mall* and Mainstreet reader welcome* inquiries at (313) 459-6560. iand Haggerty in Fajrmington) are col- packaged food for the children of the ;/ "horBie?" ;-::\, ''.-,;''•'. -:y:\i••:'.;. Jecting "practical" Easter baskets for Baldwin Church and Center in Pontic * ; called,to say towel replacement b*ra Timer troubles homeless children. ac," said LuAhn Slawinakl, director^ Tried and tfiie are available at Mr, Tile, in black, white or clear. Mr. Tile i» locate^ at' Here'* the next hard-tb-firtd item "We'd like the baskets to be filled of marketing. / i Friends andfamily showered Megan's baby with from Jini Willobyot Birmingham, with wash clothes, toothbrushes, hair She said the program was designed other cute and practical gifta including a musical , the Novi Town Center, t-696 and Nbvi Road; and in Redford at 9300 ;". "I'm looking for a timer that \ can brushes and combs, jnaybe some to "positively impact children'* chari- activity quilt, a hand painted picture frame, re attach to my radid so it goes on for an toy*, arid a little canayi" said Jen ilea throughout the year." ' . •',.: ceiving blanketa and knit jammies, a silver photo Telegraph, between Joy and West 'Chicago."';' . :- hour and then turn* off. My radio nifer Cross, hak stylist, "We want to"'= Easter Playland activities range ; album, a coxy a/ghah and a teddy bear rattle. doesn't have this clock feature so 1 surprise these needy kid* with thing* from traditional ph(>to* with the '.'. /My favorite gift came from a devoted aunt who . Long lost belt buckle : need to buy an electrical timing de they don't expect, but can really use/'. Easter Bunny and egg-decorating to bought * Piaher-Price tape recorder $34.99>and The next challenge came from Vivi-v vice. I recall such a timer.froh> year* The salons ask that the basket* be »tory hours, puppet shows, musical presented it complex with her own pre-recorded an Harria of Weat Bloomiield. ^ gone by. Has anyone else? dropped off now through April 13. revues, a nature presentation, and tape of Polish nursery rhymea. Megan held it to. ; /'About five year* ago we vielted If you know token Mr. Willoby cqri They will be delivered on April 14/ Native American dancing and story* h^rtunnny aa we aUUsterjed-VVhat a thoughtful San Antonio, Teias. There was a find art eltcttonic t(mert please give Call (810) 268-5990 for more details. telling. Thft playland al*o feature*. gift! All of the above present* were purchased from small gift shop in.town that had a Malls 4k MainitreeU a call at (810) At Summit Place, Elizabeth Lake .live bunnies courtesy of Pas* Pet*, Tors "R" U», adjacent to Livonia, Oakland, belt buckle made from watch pieces. 90/-2567. You* can fax a response to and Telegraph, In Waterfdrd, thermal! ' TVelve Oaks, Summit Place, Tel-Twelve and rVJy husband ha* since regretted not ($i0)644*1314, debut* a "Kid* Helping Klds^' pro- , 8e«Ciai»ITY BB Lakeside Mali*. :: f ".7r>Wr« looking forafashion forward newborn ensemble check <»ut Jordan Marie at Twelve i AJl retail businesses in tuburban Malls and Main iMjrtiPatk Pfsce. Sti Mde/Ne-*t>ur0i. tA ort*. ;,pitk»in Novi.They apecialire in hand-painted - (313) 462.1 iOO. \ rompers with tennis shoes, socks, caps, and blan Streets ore invited to tubmit announcements of ket* to match. You can even get coordinating upcoming events and promotions for Added Attrac ADDED ATTRAGTIOM FAt+wmt bottles.Keepsake* are special shower gifts. tion*, The deadline is the Wednesday before publi .- Center*a fashion panel models fashionsfrom rria a . Ifealopa stocks Reed *V ,.' cation on Monday. Send the facts to: Malls 4 stores 2 p.m. East court. Jim Harper of WNICcom- Mainstreets, Observer A Eccentric Newspapers, . mentates. FuflCircto Ja« Sextet performs tunes frorrt Barton'* new three-piece "Sound of Music," 30 copies of theWm to be rafrted SaJfaii flatware set, in 806 E. Maple, Birmingham, 48009. Or faxto.<810)\ (810)620-9500. \ ••."off'*n celeoraOon of the maa's 30th^^ are^rvefsary. - &M-1314 •;:;::. -;'.\. r;- -q. keeping with the populari ; IAfTl*r»40TOa Westtond Cenlsf.Wayne/Wamn. (313)426-5001. ty of Disney'* "The Lion K»cH^pose with Irvebsty tamos and bonriles.thfoogh • King"movie. Watch those .'•'•'••.' MCUOAY.APRILS : ',.;.( Aprt 8. Appotritmeni* required. rASMIOM MNtftr pea.* disappear from the gi tsmoors Pbotogrsph/. 5 PAm/Femkigton. Uvonia. Parisian presents "Imaginations^ to benefit raffe fork or the leopard eoiOftttwcomtsT (313)261 4660. . .. Myasthenia Gravis Association Patient Service Pro- spoon. And the alligator EMtef egg cokxv-g cor.lcst through April \ 4. Pick up gramsi Everyone wefcome. 12-.45 p.m. Lunch fol lowed by the show at1:45 p.m. Tickets $35 per per knife will gobble the most sheets at burry stage. Fint prt/e: $50 gn certW- '•' , FRtQAY, APfVL7 . stubborn bread crusM, ,• cat*. Fc* •>!» 4 8 years. '• son. Uwtf« Ms*. Seven Mth/Mkkfictert. RftrCsrnoo. Michigan Ave./$oulhfeki F*y. Dear- $.37//). KWSCHAFT (810)4761160. ''•"••' " • ' • rxvn, • Alv) from He*tf>p«, t\\- ChMren c*n fcvxiMj Ew»ter beV-ets noon to 6 p,rn. (810)423 9700.. verplated' I/K* of Hair" WAKt^CtAa* M m*t«rt*H priJvWad. CiA to^regHter. On April 8 an . Step by s< «p I <*? *n fa oflSc e', r**K ura* >cof. w EasterF|g Hwnt throughout «b« mmat pertfcipeling KHUPWQMMM .and .'Tooth Fatr/"ly>iw»/$29.% t'tt %, mgrav- , eWe sterling .»HYfTojj*, %Hi, Rnr»J fXowltwi ever^ng out m*eup »pf*ca»>yi. 7-9 p.m. Repeated stores. Ci*« and prVes. Cafl to regtster, - joJntrt«funff(Urt)VJtlvily|iM^^9hiJacor/Vjn's/ .h*l- OtisndM*. 14 Mm/John ft. Troy. dren's depenment to worV on sprtng project*, noon BsHMtyfcln* nur**ry *et, a f*v<>rit* of roller-Vim Aprt 10 arid 27. Re»«v^«orrt reoiAeo'. $25per per son. $ ?0 fee rf rrM»o> in advance." (810)536*000. to 4 p.m.AHo from noon lo 4 p.m. landscape erints • afnce lStt4, S-Tf**>,«rvi Wedfewood't Peter Rab- Cjr&lewHStftatm.S&St.Mspte-.B'rmtfygharn. maVe special epc^arances. Alt he B*mgn#m store, Wt f hin* 'bum* rUrli, $70. (910)642 1570. VAwarry MNfiv ArtvtryJfl the Panda and Ryan the I ion vHrt noon to 4 He*i«4>'<> ii lns frjrc** wrth V.vV?t/ (M- 'p.m. ••'"'•' Uumimmi\^Trrt- dren's Chwtty N a **mt *»rik)o w / mrH P*f* ftm*. S/r Mth/Nawtnjrgh. ttvonis, 1H*JftU)AY.APf#t6 horrw, r**3nrW»< atft p.m . Ticket* $ 1B per p*rvxv a*r4MaJJin Weet (3l.y*9l?f), The put*r. \% trrv*ted. Door prUe* Indud* a $ VX) BsoeMtfwto, No*1 Tcnm 9hoppm< *orm, tour hour* of d**iftrt corm^ation, CeeHee, Merrf-Frve Pla- Fmert^rwwot «y» hor* 4'oeuvrtt. Root for your f»wrt»* m^xiiH r.w «Mi»d by I Nrmt* Own* »y fj*s*w* Vi»WTTy r>» M 10 *m to 7 YMCAIndwnGuM** 8im lo 6 30 p m Center in p m.fiuyumma mroM(^ *pn 9 *W !Q«m. (0 7p,m. 275 £. S*mpm). (krminfhsm. Village (MO)?™ Mil. court. Afvo, #«* Wood preeaure nr^eentrn by AMer- f r»* mifrtttimr. fwcfjr^n r^ira*a frnmmm Wyoo0i c*w Heart A**ttc*tion 11 • m. to 2 p.m. near Mont- Mafl in Reiefceatar, pmrr*#H, a^feitC*, (Um*u»», *4v*r, riyMjM, crmt (WTi*r» War Ut * BmBmtlm: h\ a boy' Men, wn*r**A, boy* arid g)m reo »urirt»fjri lo model WortdprinrJMai. /V^™^V;** Modeia «ni wo* Aprt 10 15. w*ic«*m U* heby Grot, m*Mtar*iHtf Wet kMdm*0H/nyrr>Tvth. 1 tort*. »ovTwwut rout un (3l3)*S2 4IOO Cnadre^'«Trwe4«rorMir^ii*rtpar«MTrv« 'Hop To It," lAmia Hvkrwk U « rtti- music, Morta* and powra about apnnft. I and 1 p.m. dent of Birmingham You r«**% Food court •ea, l end 2 30 p m Free Sim Vm> mm* fcaMU* lr»f** kn»r\ (:t*;n\ Hf»i«k>», f$f- TwSntS •*** i ? 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RotaN Dotafta footer** tfw fet-- inveet $110 million expending rooment, is open at Hudaoo's Ml rmm britto torn mm and and remodeling many of it* Mich Oakland Mall, Troy and Briar, MfiinStrmt shopping cmrttn. igan stores. The new Farmer Jack wood Mall, Ann Arbor. Housed Mfttf submissions to: RvtoH 0e- in Troy coat $5 million to con in 1U own boutique, 0R1GIN8 taft, ftforw* £«w«c/tows- struct. .•.'.;•••.. products are priced $8.60-126. pop**, araf.Mapto, fifrn^f- From April 6-20, partial proceed* hmri, 4B0O9, Or fe* tfwn to: • TAUNT CONTttT WMNUtt from safes of ORIGINS will be (810)6441314. The first prise winner In Livo donated to HAVEN in Pontiac, nia Mall's recent Munchkin tal ORIGIN8 is owned by the Estee • maveAMtMawf ent Contest la Jaeketyit Gaucl of Lauder Company along with the Ntr/ for aprlug (and perfect for Dearborn. She won a $200 shop* Esteo Lauder, Aramia, Cli- Batter batktti) cornea holiday ' ping spree at the center. Ties for nique, and Prescriptive* linet- trading carda from Fleer. Each Second, Third and Fourth Prite pack otteven carda tella • daaalc went to Sarah Sort! of Taylor • MOITTHLAWtATTrTWOt story through iUuatraUons and and Natalie Rose of Livonia* The Northland Shopping r eaay-to-read narraUvaa. All carda Jennifer Nofitr of Livonia, v Center, now inIts 40th year, has , are UV-coated and printed on Leelee Utrteh of Dearborn, begun shooting a series of com high quality cardboard. There are Courtney McDonagh-Croae of mercials promoting a new attl-' $li talta available: Peter Cotton- Taylor, Julie Benedict of Livo tude campaign, The campaign fo tall'* Surprltt; The Story of the nia and tSliee Doran of Canton. cuses on a.new look and features a Better Bunny; I'm a Little *• , There were 46 children perform- :. young black couple and their Teapot; Mother Oooee; Little tag on the stage near Crowleys small son; in an effort to ''reshape Chick's Batter Treawrt; and The March 18-19, aget6 to lByeara. Northland's image and welcome a Ugly Duckling. They are available Mall marketing director Bill wide Variety of cuBtomere." One of at Target, Wal-Mart and comic Checks said the event was such a the commercials was filmed at arid card retail stores. Suggested: - fun success a second talent show/ Norman'i Eaton Street SUtion retail price per package/79<*eht«. contest is scheduled for Saturday, in Birmingham. Awfu*Vo\ x*or more detaUaoail- - - PNtytKHMQIUUITEItS .•.,••••" (810)476-1160. • RttAUHOTUttf The BlooenfUWTown The tpring-summer edition of Square, Telegraph north of [•HOfTWO Resale Hotline is available at lo Square Lake, welcomes a new ari- Mother-daughter team Beverly cal resale shops. The guide-alto chor, Home Quarter* on April 5. Piereon and Raehael Barreel contains tips on resale shopping. Plata spokeswoman Patricia - plan to open a second candle and Author Jacqueline Greene of Swain tald leasee have also been accessories ttore, GypeyVLlght Garden City said "being frugal is signed with Harmony Houae, II on May 1 on Harrison Street In in, and socially excepted, not to Asjeriteck Mobile, Dreaa Barn Royal Oak Their first shop mention wise." She plant to sign and Office Max which are all in opened last year at 266 South; . copies of the book throughout the various stages of opening. Eton Street in Birmingham. month of April at various regional Swain tald leases are pending Gypsy's Light has an avant-garde ' resale centers. -;;:,• with a few other "major retailer*." appearance; It will offer classes In Home Quarters bought their porV herbs and aromatherapy.-For • •WDAiWOIITIIY more information call (810) 642- tlon of the plaxa. The remodeled Home Depot is getting into the and redeveloped center should be 4010. ;,-/ v'-;":. :;•'•>,. fully leased by summer. It is -• bridal registry business. Accord' owned by RD Bloomfield Assocl-, • AQOATPWOffHl log to Tony Vivaldi who pushed ates Limited Partnership (en affl- Joe Peiegrino and partner the program at the national hard Hate of RD Capital, Inc.) which , Rick Foreman opened a new pet ware chain, "People would rather* bought the plata in 1990 with the store at Summit Place in Water- give and receive glfte they can put hope of rejuvenating the retail ford, Aquaterrspeclalires in to everyday use, and shopping at mix The plata was originally unique pete, vivariums, aquari a hardware store brings the fun built In 1969 M The Miracle Mile ums; indoor and outdoor pounds back into buying a wedding gift." Bhoppln* Center/ and fountains. One of the most Vivaldi said that since the re Other retailera at the center in Interesting items Is the River; gistry waa established, couples: clude T.J. Maxx, BurlLnfton Tank which elmulatea the ecosys- have selected items ranging from Coat Factory, Kmart and F aV tern of a river. It takes thei cross i snow blowers to dish drainers. Home Depot* are located in Can M. •--•:••'• -/.'::•; •;>//••;. section of the river and at each \ ''Our goal was to redevelop and level has all the accurate ground ton, Bedford, Northville, Pontl- reposition the center to better constitution, plants and fish. ac,Warren,Roaeville. .,.'"/'; serve the Bloomfield Hilscom Aquaterr is located in the Kohl's munity from both an aesthetic wing of the mall. • tOOY CtfJt* LAUNCHED The House of Lanvin hat add and a tenant mix point of view," Also new to Summit Place, rMCrTOOlATKEH t said Kenneth Bertteln of RD Java Coast is open in the Hud ed a perfumed body cream to ita Capital, Inc. son's wing of the mall. Java Coast Arpege Fragrance and Bath Col- Sitting PWttyi CdiUih Firiari,?'/* <)fJCanion> mattes up her mind about posing wiikifa sells espresao, cappuccino, jattea/ jectiort. The body cream It com- Easter Buniiy at t&W -'' • FAMMDIMCK OfINt steamers, flavoredteas , hot choc posed according to the original 1927 Arpege fragrance formula •• Northflekl Cfemaxma Shop* : olate ahabiacottl; . < ping Center, a neighborhood pla containing over 60 natural ex- = fronipagedB ta, opened at South Blvd. and •-'. • POCAHONTAS MAW tracta and oils. The white cream Crooks in Troy. Anchors include Twelve Oakt spokeswoman . will be rich in emplllenta and is contained in a glass Jar with a Tet-Twelve, Twelve Oakt, Fair- - • 'Shoppers claim their photos at CPI Photo a 46,500-aquare foot Farmer Elaine Kah reported that 226,000 lane, Lakeside and Briarwood. Jack Supermarket and Arbor people visited the Nov! mall to gold cap and the familiar mother- Finish an hour after their child's visit. From CPI Drug*. The Farmer Jack's bpaate see Dianey'a Pocahontat exhibit daughter intignia. It will be avail At Twelve Oaks, Fairlahe, arrexpanded diet and health March 17-18. "It was wonderful," able for $76 beginning in May at Lakeside and Briarwood, bunny shoppers can order enlargements, photo greet items department, fruits and veg- the said. "The exhibit waa an ed Sake Fifth Avenue and Neiman helpers from the Children's; The- ing cards Or reprints/ etablea from around the world, a ucational experience geared to el Majfcut, or by calling 1 r800-8AR- atre of Michigan will amuse chit- ' ; dren waiting to visit Peter Rabbit ruU-tervice post office, a film de ementary school children who ; ;.PEGE,';' ;.;,:• ••;;.• ,vV - : Janita At these centera the rabbit i« velopment center, and an auto- ! needed their parent's help for the : fW" mated bottle and can return. Fre hands-on activities. Not your: ••'. • NtWATLAURfLPARK perched in a ttprybobk setting in ' \ quent shoppert can join a bonus usual meet and greet mall event." Talbota Kids opened at Laurel e blooming garden home. reprinta," land and Southland offers Bunny savings program/ Park Place in Livonia next to . Debuting at these four centers At the other malls, parehta can Breakfasts at d am; on April 16V • OMttMOttMS Taibot'a for women-The 8hoi> this season is a new 35-millimeter eipect to pay $6-7 per bunny pho Summit Place in VYaterforcVcre- James Wood, chairman of the photo operation that allows visi- to, The weekend of April 7-8, Great Atlantic ft Pacific Tea ORIGINS, a cosmetic collect ; carries quality traditional stylings ated a whole Easter playland for Uoh committed to the preserva for boys and girla in altea 4 to 14. tors to choose from a variety of Oakland Mall in Troy is hosting visitors including . story ho^, Company, Inc, owner of Farmer quality picture options "at better an Egg Hunt and Easter Basket Jack, tald the company plans to tion of animals, earth and envir Kym McQueen la the manager. craft times, and puppet shows. At prices! than they once paid for in craft program. On April 8, Twelve The Olde World Canterbury Yil-. stant photos," said Janita Gaul- Oaks hosta. a musical perform lage in Lake Orion, the Easter tetti of ^Lakeside in Sterlinr* ance by the Children's Theatre of Bunny will be iavailable for pho frompage4B Heights, ''Shoppers claim their - Michigan. Also on April 8, North tos at the beginning of each hour photos at CPI Photo Finish an land hosts an Easter Bonnet Con in the Toy Store. An Egg Huht live chicks and ducklings courtesy married, Michigan resident* and through Blue Crost and Blue hour after their child's visit- From test. Both Livonia and Wonder will take place at 2 p.m. on April of Aquaterr and the latest toys not eligible for Medicaid, employ Shield of Michigan at 1-800-643- CPI shoppers can order enlarge- . land Malls have a coloring contest 16. Check Added Attractions for; from Kay Bee. er spoh sored or other private 7765,,-^ mentS; photo greeting cards or going on, and Hudson's at North complete event details... representatives of the "Caring health care coverage. They must Program for Children," which fall below income guidelines provide* free health care coverage $18,204 for a family of two; FEMALES NEEDED FOR RESEARCH STUDIES: to uninsured youngsters, will be $22,800 for. a family of three; at the center hoping to reach $27,384 for a family of four; Healthy females (must be surgically sterilized or youngster* who qualify for the $31,968 for a family of five. En postmenopausal), ages 18^45. weighing .between. coverage, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. rollment applications avsilable April 8 and 15, 132-176 pounds may qualify for medication research Their premiums are paid studies. Research volunteers are paid for participation. through private donations and For more information please contact Ann or Liz at (313) ttate and federal funds. Eligible 996-7051. Mon.'-Fri. 8 am to 4 pm, Warner-Lambert/ chHdren must be under 19, un Parke-Davis Community.Research Clinic, 2800 Plymouth •Rd;, Ann Arbor, Ml 48105/"
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^¾¾¾¾) DINNER Mo/nioj Nor A 3 Hi ol Hwy f wd l*vswm( yoo tm lefoi |S» pofvtor (IS pfojron, '0i Ik Kwd wi*H Qw\v, Kwoh." (Kn ww Ww9dhf« vid« exSftit, WHERE STEAKS ARK SO TENDER, 'IfdYil M h Jtood wtd (MM Kwort'(e'urm y«j to ifce Wtipois cl Hmerks Christian Singles Network" YOU CAN CUT THEM WITH A STICK. . h w 'mk l«A d wwTtop'h'Ci^ fw! kf« temtm. Kwoh'i *0n TW Hood* Bring four Wdhdiy perty c< tour or mow md W« coupon toKYOT O during tt* morth o\ Aprl and Ml »MI you to tN tow* priori **m FRCE. h wtt N »»•,/'- ( 10A*(W,O-8A) The Observer/MONDAY, ANUL 3, 1995 ^••'••1' ''.» ." .'•" vexes ship Supervisor Jam** Kslly ex by Herbert M. Gardner, DOS. & By RAIJ»H R, KCHTIWAW •l(kCotUr|M>4iit-^cmttJMrttlwtrM^»«rtiiort- pressed apprehension about stay Martha P. Zlnderman, Art. D.D.S STArrWftitvK ty It co«troM*4 by McNa»ar« btcxtt tM artl* Weetem Wayne County city ing in the transit authority, HEALTHY TEETH AMD BONES and townehip officlel* are threat* ctot of bKOf|KKsitloH My Hurt MctUinara to OM . Yack said "we've got to finda n 6«^-««. KXCMjjeJ ening to torpedo the newly-creat MtMbifff tif —tlwtty't tfcro winlir bo«rd approach that gets us to the to rtsjMi/i c*fc«vrt >r *o«*xcfc«»..«><»¥ **yv»rtm> tooth Krti Ufa» *$« the May 23 ballot that would be scribe the way Duggan has tried Plymouth Townahip Supervi tftm.ye rr<*si to '*« i kfe, away a community's subsidy for to win the approval of local offi sor Kathleen Ke«tt-llcCarthy *(so r-ttJej or-iv'ti Vie* *je 40 -» *'**•.*» «Mbv'v*« r*».'- rVyi, Tw«, Ihyf. afrt », used to run the SMART bue eye- local transit heeds. cials. l*£K '-fc^ft i«t*>< . . tem.'..'; said business psopte in Plymouth Howeyer, the law eay* thet city SMART, however, has put fli County cornmliaioner Thad- Township "are strongly urging us LIVONIA VILLAGE DENTAL deus rvtcCotter, R-Livonia, who not to participate" in tba authori councils and townehip board* ers oh buses to announce that ser also represents Plymouth and 19171 MERRIMAN* LIVONIA may vote to take their oommuni* vices will be discontinued in ty- • .•••;.::''• ilea out of the authority if they do Grosse Pointe Shores, a village Plymouth Township, and Van Although no one seemed happy • (010)47^2110 , - ab within 30 daye of the formation that is part of Croesa Pointe Buren Township Supervisor Da with tka •utkority as it currently of the authority. In Wayne Coun Township. And SMART interim vid jacokes strongly recommend exist*, some argued that they will : ed that every community leave probably not get out because ty'* ca»e, that deadline ie April 8. director Michael Duggan has told the authority. 80 far, Orosae Pointe Town- mayors and supervisors that many individuals in their com* ehlp, Groaae Point* Park and SMART will cut their subsidies if McCoUer pointed out that the munities ride SMART buses. they opt out. - :'-y: . transit authority is controlled by Westland Mayor Tiobert Thorn- Northvllte Townthlp have opt«d Wayne County Executive Edward as said hii city council will proba out of the authority. Many other Conversely, communities have McNamara because the articles of bly ribt get out of the authority. boards and councils are consider- been promised that subsidies will incorporation say that McNamara Many of the 16 city and town Inglt, ../.../:-,:;../• be doubled, or tripled if they don't is, one member of the authority's ship officials in attendance at Fri , "Almost everbody it oh the leave the authority and the mil; three-member board arid appoint* day's meeting planned also to at fence," said Livonia Mayor Rob lagepasses. .... one of the other members. tend a breakfast meeting Satur ert Bennett At an Informal gathering of Also, once the April 8 deadline day in Southgate with members of PHR race A^NioSin i ERIH, WHIL.13 A community that opts out will western Wayne County city and passes, communities Wanting out the Downriver Community Con- not be part of the May 23 roljlage township officials Friday in Red- of the authority must have the ap . ference, who are also considering YOtJ (31:T 20% SAVINGS; • proval of the authority board to leaving the transit authority. *
do so. v:: :-/•'.'•"'••-.- /:.•'" ? Said Yacfc "We've got the ''I'm urging (communities) ioi greatest leverage we're ever going get out while they can," McCotter to have on this thing \in the next y •'•. said, ;;-r;.'v'.-:'•:.v./ "•/;.,; four or five4^^. " \ ' : Canton Township Supervisor Duggan could not be reached Thomas Yack and RedfordT'owri- for comment by press Uine.
Mufty & Hoppy are ready for Easter! MuOyVynderBeat^ £i Wends ;.^. . vSpiur fur sforage atmosphere even'm6re • Collector £ggs 6 porcelain Egg[Cups / *-^" hospifabjo for one month only;, save 20% 6n • LuLCt her Dog, patst ihe Horsed WebsteMhe Duck. Lucy the Goose. Pally the Cow, Mary s}en pyrchosecik^rher. VVe will the Lamb. Rudy the Pig & -More! . store, condition, fesfyie,.Qf repair any womea'i or •'.'.. men's fur or pec/ious fiber cool regprd|j5> of where ii.wov" ' pvrchosecf; Bring Uroqoy of our stores and we'll : .'•' vifeot ycMjf cool to the best of care — and during April- We'll keal you to savings of 20%!
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