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MORE THAN J5 community organizations are working to make Operation Bread Basket, a drive to B3y Sandr a Armbrusteschoolr three schoolss. Those living east of feed Westland's hungry, a success. editor Venoy will attend Kettering, 1200 Hub Food Is now being distributed 1-5 bard, according to the plan. Those liv p.m. Monday through Friday at the Public hearings will be held this ing west of Venoy will go to Hamilton, Bailey Recreation Center, behind week to air comments from Wayne- 1031 Schuman. Tinkham students being city hall on Ford Road.. Westland residents on plans calling for bused from the P.D. Graham atten Fund-raising projects are being the closing of three elementary schools dance area will return to that school, coordinated through John Reddy, in the district this summer. „1255 S. Hlx. AH of the affected schools who may be reached by calling 721- All hearings are scheduled for 7 p.m. are in Westland. 6877. To make direct financial First hearing Is Tuesday at McKee Ele contributions to the program, you mentary School — 33740 Cowan fn CLOSING THE three schools is ex should make your check out to } wjestland — the northern-most elemen pected to save the district about "Operation Bread Basket" and tary in the district. $767,000 next year and about $979,000 directed to the city treasurer's The second.hearing is Wednesday at * in succeeding years. The district is fac office. Tinkham Elementary, 450 S. Venoy in ing a possible cash-flow problem and It is designed as an emergency Westland, and the third is Thursday at budget deficit If state aid is delayed or food basket program, with about Washington Elementary, 35026 Glen- further cut. three to four day's supplies of food. wood east of Wayne Road at the West*- Most of the savings comes from sala All recipienti.must.be Westland land boundary |tae with the city of ries. The consolidation of the schools residents. Others will be referred to Wayne. will allow for the reduction of three ad- appropriate agencies. Applicants >*^Rawairators, 12 to 14 teachers, and 13 will be evaluated on the basis of A CITIZEN S committee had recorrf to 17 support staff. federal income guidelines With mended the closing of Tinkham aifd Utility savings alone are estimated special circumstances such as Washington at the close of the 1983-84 to be $170,000. medical bills taken into school year. But due to the economy, consideration. the school administration recommend CONDUCTING THE public hearings ed that those two schools as well as this week will be the principals at each McKee be closed at the end of this school and Dr.. Georglna Cseresznye, HELPING OUT with the school year. executive assistant to the superintend- A day for love ent who worked, as a liason with the •food-eoHect|oi) is a gmupjjf youug The administration ha3 proposed _ .•' *?.-;. people at the Dorsey Community that students from McKee be assigned building utilization committee, and We at the Weslland Observer wish you the happiest of times in celebrating Valentine's Day with Center. Dan Sabatlni, who works to Edison Elementary, 34505 Hunter. John Baracy, assistant superintendent Ihose you love. ' with the youths as a project for the All Washington students will be trans for business. •"••;,;./v Norwayne Task Force, said that ferred\o Schweitzer Elementary, 2601 Findings from the public hearings they have been collecting food and Treadweil. are expected to be presented to the made their first donation to Students'from'Tinkham will go to board March 14. 'Vr >: Operation BreadJBasket last week. ; JThese kids have been the blunt •• -.mm end of sly remarks* I wanted to prove that these kids have a good side," Sabitini said. He added that Residents seek the kids weren't asked to donate the food. The project was their own idea. By 8andra Armbruster Sounds like Sabatini has proved editor his case. Concerned parents crowded into a study session of the Wayne-Westland SENIOR ADULTS school board last week to hear recom affiliated with Wayne-Westland mendations that three elementary Community Schools also are doing schools be closed. their part to help.with the food The building utilization committee collection. Proceeds from their recommended the closing of Washing March bingo games will be donated ton and Tinkham elementary schools to help families in a financial crisis. due to declining enrollment, and the • Boxed or canned food may be administration called for the closing of dropped off at the senior adult N McKee School because of economic center, 36745 Marquette across conditions. ,,,..'— from the Taylor senior houslng.-The- Administrators said the decision to donations will be d|vided_for request McKee's closing was reached delivery to the Wayne and Westland .the day before the study session and distribution centers. based on the serious ecomomic prob lems of the state and the district. It came,as a surprise since the building THE ALUMNI Association of utilization committee had recommend the Boys and Girls Clubs of Metro ed that McKee be looked at in future Detroit raised more than $960 with years. the help of 41 young bowlers at the "If this recommendation is not fol Fiesta Lanes in Westland recently. lowed, there is no way that we possibly The ciubs serve 7,300 youngsters In can hope for a balanced budget next the metropolitan area. - year," Superintendent Timothy Dyer told the board. He said the district could save about $767,000 next year and $979,000 in fol lowing years if the schools are closed; FERRIS STATE sophomore Kim Cesarz, a graduate of John GEORGE NOONAN and Michael Glenn High School, was namejd Miller, to-chairmen of the building Bulldog of the week at Ferris/ utilization committee, explained the recently after she accounted for 36 reasons for closing Washington and points and 30 rebounds as the Tinkham elementary schools. college defeated Wayne State 74-70. Noonan said that Washington is the Cesarz Is currently fifth in scoring oldest school in the district but is and second in rebounding at Ferris marketable because of Its location and for the 8-9 Bulldogs.: BILL SRESLER/staff photographer low debt. The two-story structure has "Kim plays with Intensity, and she 23,900 square feet and 16 classrooms. plays hard on the boards with the McKee Elementary School is one of three schools being recommended to be closed. Public hearings on the closings are beina "It.is my hope and that of the com big people around the league. We : mittee that the board will hear all the felt that she could score a lot of held this Week.-;' ; ' *' .-¾^ ^/--:-^-. •"..'' •• points around the basket because . Please/tyrn to Page 2 she gets good position and can take that high percentage second shot off a rebound,'' Bulldog basketball - Ti|> Jhj^Ips nab WeM|ind man coach Pat Dolah said. what's inside SOME FOLKS dream of After almost two months at large, Matney allegedly fled the state while seeing their names In lights. Well, Dec. 17. The following Is What hap- vtrif 'iJ^^_?^y'3^^^'vJ?vJvTffti William Matney of Westland Is in jail, free on bond. Judge James Garber of . pened, according to police: w Westland Mayor Charles Pickering . a waiting charges Ini the December traf the 35th District Court Issued a bench at least made it to thf city's civic The Tharp car'was traveling south Calendar ...... 5A fic death of a Canton woman. -' - warrant for MaltneyV arrest When he bound on Sheldon; After checking for Entertainment . . . . 7.8B A" reenter marquee. The mayor turned X Canton police1 arrested Matney of failed to appear for his preliminary ex 40.iast Thursday, and city . - cleir traffic; Eric Tharp turned east- Letters . . . 4A yffl for our ^21 Alamo Court In the 'Greyhound bus sta amination Dec. 27. .. Y bound, onto Cherry Hill, and was struck employees surprised Kim by tion in Ann Arbor at about 7:45 a.m. Police tried to locate Matney In Ten-* Lifelines ...... 6B announcing It forilUolee. j . . - on the passenger side by Malney's car. Frlday.-Actlng on a tIp,:offlcers picked riesseerand California'. - ---- The impact of the collision spun Opinion. :".".". • «f -Bridal -----11 . . ; . w 19 up Matney as he got off a bus from >fHe was a little bit surprised {to be Tharp's vehicle Into the path of a west Shopping cart...... 1B f Section |M -.\Vould you like to Have news Washington state, said Cpl. Rob Crlpe, . arrested)," Crlpe said. "He didn't re bound car, resulting In another crash Sports . . . . 1C in abbui people and places in your Matney, 25, is in Wayne County Jail, sist/'- . •-•:;•".• :>;• on the passenger side. Suburban life . . . . . 5.6B P1 • iPi neighborhood listed in the ; - awaiting a Feb. 21 preliminary exami Matney was arraigned Friday at the Police . 722-9600 \ todays issue ./£• nation on a charge, of manslaughter oitfcounty branch of the Wayne County Mrs. Tharp was pronounced dead at Fire, rescue. . . . 721-2000 r Observer? Just send the complete Oakwood Hospital Canton Center Im information to Places & Faces, with a mojor.vehicle.Thecharge Is In Prosecutor's Office. Judge-Donald City Hall . 721-6000 connection with the Dec. 17 death of mediately after the accident. No one m 36i$l Schoolcraft, Livonia 48150. Neltzel of the 28th District Court en Circulation . . . .591-0500 2/Ar^vtk. , /M^M/J ^/^33i*R/f* Madonna Ci.tharp, 34, of Canton. else was seriously Injured. ^m Besure to include the name and tered a not-guilty plea In Malney's be Want ads.... . 691-0900 JVim^^JmMm^l phone number of someone who half, v ' •• ;• . Matney fled the scene, police said. -7¾ . MRS. THARP, >' nurse at Oakwood Editorial dept.. . .591-2300 ^^^^¾^¾¾¾^¾¾¾ can be reached during normal Matney was sent to; Wayne County He was arrested at Queens Way and ¢/- Hospital In Dearborn, M&s riding with business hours to clarify Jail in lieu of $5,000 cash bond. Cherry Hill by a Westland officer. In ' US®ffi^CTt^S«TO- 2 her son Eric, 16. Police said the Tharp T^^^^^vV^^^^or • ' ' aiioii. vestigation showed that Matney was JD^^'VS^^^J^' 'V™**Myrr vehicle was struck by Matney's carat • "POLICE REPORTS show the traffic _•'• • . Sheldon and Cherry HllL mishap occurred shortly after 5:30 p.m. - Please turn to Page 2 ? ^*p W*P •* _?^ .^: T^ ^•T. ^^' ^^? ^•^^ i^V«H^P ^m •*^**W
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Continued from PPaaaHa Also protesting the proposal was a group of Washington School parents led facta', of parents and read over the by Pat Hartford and Heli Malkowski. (committee) report," he said. The parents said they did a census of Miller said, the committee recom all families in the district to check en mended that Tinkham be closed, de rollment figures, supplied by the dis spite Its large debt of about 1900,000, trict and offered their own suggestions because of dwindling ?nro1lmcntr-He for closing schools In the district. said that other advantages Include Malkowski said the group, "Commit eliminating most busing'and returning tee to save our school," ajso wanted to neighborhoods to their original bounda open a "channel of communication for ries. neighbors comments and opinions." One disadvantage, according to Mil He* asked why the administration ler, is that there .are no sidewalks on recommended that all. Washington stu Schuman and the north side of Palmer. dents go to Schweitzer, requiring bus Responding.$o complaints that resi ing, rather than follow the building dents didn't know their schools were study, group's plan to let some walk to being considered for closing, Miller Lincoln. - said, "Let me point out as chairman of Dr. Georgina Csereszyne, executive the committee that it was brought to assistant to the superintendent, said the attention of representatives from1 that the administration wanted to keep school attendance areas to go back and all children together in the same school inform the public of the. ideas and if possible. She added that Lincoln is a meetings. It was up to the representa "high needs area" with compensatory tive from your school to give informa education students and that the situa ART EMANUELE/staH photographer tion." tion would be aggravated by adding more students. PARENTS FROM Tinkham pre Csereszyne later said that when safe Seniors take heart sented the board with a petition con: ty "of students was a problem, they Schumacher, 78. From the Gad-a-bout Club are the Hapivks, John, taining about 500 signatures of resi would be bused, in most cases extend Celebrating Valentine's Day in a special way are these senior citi dents opposed to the closing of that ing existing routes to pick up the stu zens chosen as kings and queens of hearts. Representing the 65, and Elsie, 62. school. dents. Administrators and parents Young at Heart Club are Robah Walker (left), 87, and Lillian In a letter to the superintendent, praised each other's cooperation and Gale M. Maironis praised the school's efforts to supply information. curriculum and staff. "I hope you (board members) haven't "Please hear our cry as I plead for made your minds up. I want to quote fflcstlani) our nelghobrs and all those parents Ms. (Sharon) Scott who said the board Man held in death supporting my petition," she said. ought to listen to people before making (Dbseruer Lots of dots "Good schools are hard to come by. up its mind," said one member of 'the Contlnued-from Page 1 Please keep Tinkham open!" audience. "That's why I voted for you." Published every Monday and Thursday by Observer & Eccentric Newspapers. 36251 Schoolcraft. Livonia. driving with his car headlights off, police said. on the map Ml 48150 Address all mail (subscription, change of A Breathalyzer examination showed Matney had \j address. Form 3$69> to P O. Box 2428. Livonia. Ml a blood-alcohol level of 0.28, police said. Under 48151 Telephone 591-0500 state law, a reading of 0.10 is considered legally 46th Annual drunk. 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Mon: thrust' 9:00 anri • 7:00 pm 27153 W, 7 Mile >^S5s, ^1295 Ann Afpo^Trdll 7720 Middlebelt. 9840 Haggerty Rd. |_i^ -:'• 5 Team cooks up plan for success This porch off one of the main dining rooms at Westworld over looks the golf course. The facilities are open for banquets as well as a Sunday brunch. By Sandra Armbruster staff writer &. <^ Irving Glancy doesn't believe in ar 1¾ guing with success.' With that in mind, Glancy is transforming the clubhouse of a public golf course in Westland Into if-»- a high quality banquet facility. "You know Mike Illitch (Red Wings owner) started his Little Casear's and Chuck E. Cheese restaurant in West- land. So I thought 'Why not start a nice restaurant here, too?'" Glancy said. Development ot Danquet laciuties is a second try at renovating the 50-year- old Hawthorne Valley Country Club, on mk\ Merriman north of Warren. **•>/* Renamed Westworld, the project originally ran into trouble when two of Glancy's former partners wanted to turn it into an amusement park. Neigh- .bors objected loudly to the plans, so >*;-', Glancy, his^ wife and Mr. and Mrs. 2£H?i George Cartsos bought out the other ^S\~u. partners. fftrr. TO INSURE his success, Glancy has •:jfc\ brought in one of Detroit's top banquet managers, George Stone, 48. 3fc? A 20-year resident of Redford Town M ship, Stone worked for four years as $m Si manager at the London Chop House be fore serving at the Kingsley Inn, where He has worked as maitre d', restaurant and banquet manager since 1973. Glancy says that Stone will bring the "highest quality banquet service to the west side" of Detroit at reasonable prices. Sam Warra of Garden City prepares a hollandaise worked at the Kingsley Inn and the London Chop But why would Stone come to a rela sauce under the watchful eye of Westworld ban House. tively unknown facility? quet manager, George' Stone, who formerly "I thought it would be a challenge," Stone explained over a lunch of ban quet menu selections he was testing, in: eluding mushrooms stuffed with crabmeat," stuffed breast of chicken served with a lemon sauce and roast Irving Glancy believes Westworld will become the best banquet Brenda Sweeney, who works as- Long Island duckling with wild rice and facility on the west side of Detroit. a purchasing agent and helps anorange sauce. plan the menus, sets a table for "The other place was running pretty NOW STONE is content to serve any A variety of banquet items will-be a sampling of menu selections. good, and when there isn't a lot of chal number of banquet guests from 10 to available, ranging from hot hors lenge, I feel inadequate," he continued. 600 in the renovated facility. Space is d'oeuyres to the highest priced ($11.95) "Does this make you feel better?" available in two rooms with separate banquet selections of New York cut said Glancy, teasing. porches that may be used for small steak or filet rhignon. Sunday brunch is "Definitely," replied Stone. parties. The rooms overlook the golf $5.95. course which Glancy also is working on One enclosed porch will be available STONE SAID he believes in quality improving. Dance floors, a room-length for children's parties.' When .the kids- service to insure re'peat business. bar reflnished in wood and copper, a are done with their balloons and birth-. "I've had kids who are.getting mar fire place and large foyer are available day treats, tokens will-be available for ried nowcome to me and say I had for guests. use in Westworld's video game room. done the'ir parents' banquet," said Stone said that both buffet and sit- Stone, who's interest in food goes back down dinners will be served. He said to his childhood. GLANCY AND Stone see Westworld that sit-down dinners are preferable developing into a center for families to "When people were eating and hav for those who want to hold .meetings gather for brunch and then enjoy bowl ing a good time sitting down with rela and keep to a time schedule. ing on the lower floor of the clubhouse. tives and friends is when they were the Westworld also is offering a Sunday Glancy said Westworld's central lo happiest. I always remember that," he brunch from 10 a.m. to .2:30 p.m. The cation will draw customers from areas continued. menu will vary, including, besides the throughout western Wayne County. "Also, when I was in grammar school standard breakfast fare, other main While retaining some of the staff Staff photos In Greece, we had to read 'The Odys dishes such as sweet and sour beef, who have worked at the country club sey' and "The Illiad.' I remember when fried fish; vegetables and blintzes. for many years, Glancy is making by Bill Bresler (a character in) Homer was Stone said his favorite meal is taking changes from cleaner bathrooms to shipwrecked, he was greeted by people a group of people for a picnic, roasting new chairs and tables for the dinning of the kingdom. He was given dry lamb over a spit accompanied by a jug areas. The major item planned for this clothes and taken to the king's palace of wine. spring is to pave the parking lot. forateast. "Each food must be distinctive, like A real estate agent for '20 years, "I was impressed with the way it was people," said Stone. "When you mix one Glancy believes in his project. done, the way the wine was served and with the other, no one knows what it is "You won't see a nicer location," he that it was a happy occasion." anymore." • said. Family Y offers open house to build membership If you've ever been thinking about For the young set, there is parent/ is that you must have good swimming bics will beglne the week of March 21,- - - Dog owners may be interested in the hypnosis with Norm Caldwell, v?ill b< joining a YMCA, here's the opportunity infant gym classes along with gym and skills > An exercise room Is available as well dog obedience classes which run for held 6:30-7:45 p.m. Thursday, Marcl' to find out about all the activities of swim. as open gym and John Marshall Junior eight weeks, meeting once a week. All 24, at the Y. Fee is $25. fered. For the preschool child, the*Y offers WOMEN'S EXERCISE programs High. School. dog handlers must be at least 12 years The Wayne-Westland Family Y will creative ballet, a nutrition class, as are available Wednesdays, 7-8 p.m. In Various dance classes are offered. old. Weight loss through hypnosis, also be observing YMCA Week starting Feb. well as story hours. cluded In the program are dance ex Belly dancing classes are held 8-9 p.m. The Y Family Dog Obedience group -wllh Caldwell, will be offered 8-9:15 20 with free open swimming, 3-5 p.m. Swim programs are available for ercise, water exercise, dynamic aero Wednesdays while ballroom dancing Is" Is available to give demonstration, pro p.m. March 24. There is a $25 fee. On Friday, Feb. 25 there wi!J be a adults, as well as children of all ages. bics, body conditioning and total fit presented 9-10 p.m. Thursdays vide entertainment for special groups, YMCA Overnight for children in grades There are classes for the beginner as ness. A new program Is "shape up after lectures on responsible dog ownership The stress reduction clinic will be well as /or the expert. Basic synchro A start-up fitness program, Ideal for work" for men and women. This pro and care, free of charge. held 7-10 p.m.. Thursday, March 17 The Y offers a variety of activities nized swimming and scuba diving senior citizens, Is held 5:45-6:30 p.m. gram is available 6:30-6:30 p.m. Mon Taught by Caldwell, the fee is $28. and classes year-around. These include classes also are offered. Mondays and Wednesdays. Fast walk day through Thursday. SPECIAL CLINICS on stopping Special art classes will include East-^ preschool and infant classes, swim In March there will be an eight-week ing, stretching, cooling down and Karate classes as well as judo class smoking, weight loss and stress reduc er adult and children's ceramics class ming and exercise programs, arts and llfesaving class. For boys and girls 18 knowledge of beginning fitness will be es run on a monthly schedule, and a six- tion through self-hypnosis are other es are new this year. Crafts, special clinjes as well as classes and under, the Y offers water polo on shared. week wrestling course is available for programs offered by the Y. .1,1 —- —— - I , r ...... in karate, judo and wrestling. Thursdays, 6-7 p.m. Only requirement An eight-week class in dynamic aero persons of all ages. The stop smoking clinic, through Please turn to Page 5 -j ~* ^.,^ ^^(, ^i^^pumi^ji-^.^.y.'p .w ^.BH^Mp^^qT^^W^^F^^P^P^ •*"«^^^ ^^m $HcstImi& ©bseruer Students' welfare merits 36251 Schoolcraft Sandra Armbrutter editor Livonia, Ml 48150 Leonard Poger acting editor * Nick Sharkey managing editor comment rational look at (313) 591-2300 4A(W) OitE Monday. February 14,1983 HETHER THE WAYNE-WESTLAND Administrators, in turn, thanked residents for . school board will com? to agreement on telling them of their concerns and for asking ques- closing three elementary schools in the tions in time to allow answers to be given at meet W district remains to be seen. But one ings. thing everyone, staff, board members and residents, Residents are to be commended for asking ques from our readers agree on is a determination to avoid verbal As tions that showed thoughtful consideration, not just saults. • an emotional response,\o the proposal. That wasn't the case in 1978 when the board of other voters (or ex-voters) who have gards to the woman and stained glass, I = Planning rules simply given up on the process which felt compelled to respond the "image" voted to close five schools. Angry parents charged They asked excellent questions that deserve an elects new names to play the (obvious you tried to paint for Triple A. Why I the board with being insensitive and reaching a de answer. Among there concerns are transportation ly) same old game, feel compelled to write this letter I'm cision before public hearings on the subject were and its costs, quality of education provided at re need a change At this point, who gives a damm sure will come through in the following held.- ceiving schools, availability of sidewalks, whether who's running on the treadmill, it's sentences. Adding to the fury was the hurried nature of the receiving schools will be overcrowded and whether To the editor going nowhere any how. « closings and the board's action in taking a vote at enrollments will go back up in the future. It bas been one year since the Beatrice Scalise I was an agent with the Auto Club for the close of the final hearing without allowing time Westworld proposal was introduced to . Westland more than 18 years. I'm advising you of for pondering issues raised at that meeting. THE PLAN calls for closing three elementary the City of Westland. During the course this so you will know where I come The district hasn't been the same since. schools — McKee, the northern most, Washington, of the past year, a heated battle took Residents' anger reached a crescendo last year tlje oldest, and Tinkham, one of the most modern *4 from. Without going into a long disser place between the owners of tation lasting pages and pages, suffice when a recall election was held over different is and energy efficient. Westworld, the city and local residents. to say that it has been Triple A's goal sues. Since then, calm consideration of issues has What was the result? Westworld's Wayne Library since September 1981 to design pro prevailed at meetings. * Public hearings on the issue are scheduled this site plan was denied but the inadaqua- grams aimed at eliminating the agent. week at 7 p.m. Tuesday (McKee), Wednesday (Tink cies of the the system that allowed such As of this point in time — more than IF THE RECENT study session on the closings ham) and Thursday (Washington). a project to get as far as it did still must stay open is any indication, all parties involved will succeed in prevail. 100 (count 'em) 100 agents with from To the editor: five to 32 years of loyal and honest ser keeping the discussion of closing schools on a ra A final report on the findings is due March 14 During the past year many of our In a city devoid of culture and the vice have either been terminated or tional level. with a fourth public hearing to follow. laws and ordinances were proven to be arts as Westland, it is ludicrous for the given the choice of a "forced " demo Both administrators and residents praised each either unenforceable or were not en city fathers to propose cutting off our Other questions are likely to arise during this forced due to lack of interest or igno tion at a drastic (and I mean drastic) other at the study session. Residents said the ad access to the libraries. reduction in income. ministration had been open and provided them with week's public hearings. Administrators, who deal rance by our city officials. If the citi with school issues daily, must be prepared to an zens had not "stormed" city hall, Pickering stated that "Libraries are whatever information they requested. Westworld would be building its mini expendable." So, may I add are politi The results as we come down the line That's important in a district where openess and swer the questions of those who make their liveli amusement park. cians. Libraries are a necessary source is people having to sell their homes, communication have hit low notes in recent years/ hoods in other ways. Has the city taken any steps to cor of enlightenment, education and enjoy- their cars, nervous breakdowns, the rect our laws and ordinances? No. In- ment for the masses. breaking-up of families because of the Parents must remember that while everyone "stead we have a city council and ad- mental strain between spouses, tre wants to keep their own schools open, the "vantage ministration who are constantly bat Ignorance is not bliss. mendous financial losses, anguish and Let's hear your views point" of judging what's best for the whole disttt^t- tling each other and nothing gets done. Agreed, a city this size does not need utter frustration of a seemingly hope must be kept in mind. Westworld has stated that they have three libraries. But to have none is ab less situation that they have been' given up plans for their mini amuse solutely criminal. The Wayne library Is" placed in, This is the Triple A ,that I And the board must keep an open mind, listening ment park, but they will install a mini well stocked and much more informa know today and maybe something you If you've got something to say,about what's going on in carefully and with respect to parents' concerns. ature golf course, which the city has no tive than either Livonia or Canton and didn't know. your town, we'd like to hear it. Send letters to the editor objections to. should definitely be avallale to us. to the Observer, 36251 Schoolcraft, Livonia 48150. If everyone keeps in mind the welfare of the stu My question is what is to prevent Art Allen, All letters must be signed originals of a maximum 300 dents in the district, this round of school closings Westworld from adding to the minia With the outrageous tax base here Livonia words in length. We reserve the right to etlit all letters. will result in a moderate tone of discussion. ture golf course once they get their foot we ought to get something for our mon in the door? Under our present laws ey. School taxes are already a waste and ordinances, nothing will. with the burgeoning (superintendent) Timothy Dyer empire on Marquette. Fitness classes aimed Open Ceiling I for one do not want to spend anoth The high-priced teachers aren't turning er year battling with Westworld or any out any better material than In the low BEAT ANY similar project. The time is now for our er tax-based sister cities. Now the city at men and teens, too PRICE officials to get down to work and pre fathers too want to give us less for vent this situation from happening more. again. To the editor: a nasi Cheryl Cochran What does Pickering prnpnsp to rfo I was pleased to see your Jan. 27 issue promoting Blown C-« IJ-.'A.-.-^ DONALD E. McNABB CO. Seml-antlque 8icii»tirug,4'(>Yt'x 6'SW* 22150 W. 8 Mile Rd, (W. of Uhser) 357-2626 i£ Houra; Mon.»Thure. fr-S, Fr). 9-9,8at. 9-1 . tdwudH. Potthut (American 18S7-I927) oil Oncihun, ilgncd, ISVt'TtW/i' f WAYS '™ lf You Own a Vehicle with More Than "** • **. H.Will 20,000 Miles You Need a When vou Pre-plan your funeral v/lth TRANSMISSION BAND WILL ADJUSTMENT & FLUID CHANGE Funeral Homn INCLUDES: 1.!YW foriefal S gujunfetd *t todi/i ptk«. YOU tit' - protected «$4fri« Inflation.. • Complete Driveling Analysis 35 Point Check •.-'~: '.'•-•— •••••'=. y -' 2. You guard ijilrut over- • Fluid • Pan Gasket • Filter ,— ,-.-• ^ Monday, February 14,1993 P&E (W,Q)5A-i -¾ « it al offers • INCOME TAX •' '•' Dally — >Yee"Income Tax-service your $3.50 tickets in advance b'y calling open to both .men and women, For will play the Garden CUy. Police De- for'senior citizens at WhiUler Commu 261-73Q0, Ext. 276. Group sales are also more Information, call 729-4560. partnve.nt a game of basketball at 7:30 nity Center,, 28550 Ann Arbor Trail, community calendar available. Performances"will also be' p.m. in the Garden City Junior High ; given 6B Feb. 18 and 19, also at 7:30 • WINTER CARNIVAL School, 1851 Radciiff. Donations are $3 every Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Non-profit groups should .mail items for the calendar to'the Ob Friday; 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. pm- -.-••- Friday, Feb. 18 and Feb. 19 The Gar advance and $4 at the door Raffle server, 36251 Schoolcraft, Livonia, Mi 48150. The date, time and den City Jaycees will hold their annual prizes will be. given away. For more in • INCOME TAX 'place of the event shoukJ be included, along with the name and Winter Camivel. There will be 10 flea formation call 522-4898. phone number of someone who can be reached during business • ADULTSOFTBALL - market and arts and -criis spaces for • WINTER PROGRAMS , Daily — Free income tax help will rent*. Cost is f 30 for both days. Call Rob be available to retiree* through, the hours to clarify information. . * \ Thursday, Feb. 17 - Westlafcd De Winter programs at Good Hope Child. partment of Parks and' Recreations Bennett at 421-5715 for more informa Care Center are available for children aide program of the American Assocla*. tion. Hon of Retired Persons at Garden City will meet at 2:30 p.m. in the hospital. will hold an adult softball meeting- at 2-5. Full- or part-tjme programs are of formance of "The Sound of Musfc" by 7:30 p.m. in the Bailey Recreation Cen fered to suit your schedule. Call 427- in Maplewood Community Center, There is a one-time fee of $10 to cover Churchill High School at 7:30 p.m. Get 31735 Maplewood. You~ must have an materials for the six-week program. ter, 36651 Ford Road. Leagues will be • BASKTBALL EVENT 4180 for more Information. The center appointment; call 421-0610 for an ap Call 722-4400, Ext. 234 or 296 to regis Friday, Feb. 18 — The Detroit Lions is at 28680 Cherry Hill, Garden City. pointment and further information. ter or fpr more Information. Family Y outlines • BINGO , • MOVIE HOUR Arthritis Today ,.«&"• SALE Monday, Feb. 14 ^ The Paralyzed Tuesday, Feb. 15 - The Garden City Joseph J. Weiss, M.D. '— NEW RELEASES — Veterans of Michigan; based in Garden Library will host an after-school movie activity schedule Rheumatology Christopher Cross, Bob Soger, Eddie M.oney, City, will hold a bingo fund-raiser at hour starting at 4 p.m. In the library Continued from Page 3 • Hall & Oats, Journey, PLUS over 30 other 6:30 p.m. every Monday in the Knights activity room. The program Is free and Livonia, Michigan 48152 CURRENT RELEASES $m -^ of Columbus Hall, Ford Road, east of runs approximately one hour. "Pigeon The adult three-week class will begin Tuesday, »1.00 LP's COMEOY RECORDS Merrlman. Proceeds are used to sup that Worked a Miracle" and "Peewee's March 15, with classes also held 7:30-9:30 p.m. the Phone: 478-7860 OFF •TOO •». WlthThftAd. port programs for the handicapped. Pianola" will be shown. next two Tuesdays. The three-week children's class, Expires 2-24-83 for ages 7-13, starts 11 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. Saturday, We Buy, Sell & Trade • GARDEN CITY LIBRARY • PARENTSUPPORT March 12. -- Quality Old LP's and 45's Monday, Feb. 14 — Friends of-the Tuesday, Feb. 15 - Parent Support A Mother's Day are special for children 7-13, be LIVING WITH Garden City Public Library will hold a will met at 7:30 p.m. in Room 17 of gins at-11 a.m. Saturday, April 16. The class for BACK PAIN two-week celebration called "Love Jackson Center, 32025 Lyndon In Livo adults begins at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, April 12. Desirable Discs your Library." Members of the Friends nia. The group is welcome to everyone „ Classes in beginning crochet, design embroidery - PART 2 "45's. Tapes, Albums" „ 31256 Ford Rd. • Garden (5ity will be at the library to provide free interested In effective communications and patchwork family pillow are other activites at 1 As I discussed In my previous column, most back baloons, bookmarks and to make avail skills. This event Is titled "Kids - Vul theY. pain results from either strain upon ligaments and 261-5150 able book bags. nerable Victims of Stess." For more in There are macrame workshops as we\J as classes muscles, or from pressure on nerves as they exit formation, call 522-8954. in quilting. from the spine. Each of these causes Is associated with a particular pattern of pain, thereby providing • AUDITIONS AN ARTS and crafts show and sale is planned you a way to Identify what cause Is most probably In Monday, Feb. 14 — Auditions for • BLOOD DRIVE from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. March 4-5 In the YMCA your case. "The Children's Hour" will brh~ela7at Tuesday, Feb. 15 - The First United barn. Tables are available for exhibitors at a fee of InTnstances of ligament or muscle strain, the pain SPECIAL PURCHASE Maplewood (off Merriman one-half Methodist Church, 6443 Merriman $12 for on one day or $20 for both days per table. usually begins in the low back and moves up In the mile north of Ford) 7-10 p.m. and again direction of the neck, or down to the sacrum (the Road, will hold a blood drive 2-8 p.m. For further information, call the Y office at 721- tallbone) or across the back. Occasionally the dis on Feb. 15 at the same time. Needed Call 425-9649 for more Information. 7044. comfort Is In the buttocks dr anterior thigh. Congoleum are five women of various ages, six to "gymnastic classes for persons ranging from 3-18, In contrast, pain caused by nerve impingement eight teen-age girls, one man and one • WOMEN SUPPORT GROUP featuring beginning, intermediate and advance has a different pattern: discomforttravel3 dowrrthe No-Wax Vinyl Floor , junior-high-age boy. buttock, thigh and leg,'to the foot. The exact pattern • Inlaid Construction For Lasting Beauty Tuesday, Feb. 15 - Women's Sup courses begin Feb. 28 with the second section start depends on the particular nerve being compressed. port Group will meet 1-4 p.m. every ing April 11. • 21 Mils Wear Layer If your back pain Is intense or Incapacitating, you • No-Wax Finish For Easy dare • • SENIOR DANCE Tuesday afternoon in Room 109, St. After-school sports shorts, open to all boys and should see a doctor Immediately. If the pain is not so Monday, Feb. 14 — The Annual Sen John' Episcopal Church, 555 S. Wayne girls Interested in improving • and/or learning extreme, there are steps you can take to decrease • 3 Patterns, Attractive Designs ior Citizen "Good-Hearted-People" Road. The group will discuss everyday sports skills, will feature soccer, T-ball, volleyball, your discomfort. I will discuss these measures in my • 9 Colors Specially Selected For Easy Dance will be from noon to 3 p.m. in problems that affect women. The floor hockey and swimming. This program is held next column. Decorating Or. Weiss Invites Inquiries from readers, please • Perfect Quality the Maplewood Center: Tickets are group does not offer therapy. For more 4:30-6:30 p.m. Thursdays at the Y. send your questions to his office. $2.50 in advance and $2 at the door. information, call the YMCA at 721- Exciting Low Sale Price Lunches can be reserved at the Nutri 7044. 18.95 Value "I i~|95 tion Center. y y CITY OF GARDEN CITY Instant Installation Available JL vJ ' ^ • WISER COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT • BINGO Tuesday, Feb. 15 - Widowed in Ser Rite Carpet y.MHe&Middiebeit REHABILITATION LOAN AND GRANT PROGRAM Monday Feb. 14 - The city of West- vice 'Women's Resource Center 476*8360 Mon.-Fri. 10-9; Sat. 10-6 land's Department On Aging Senior (WISER) will present Joe O'Brien, a LS-VTTATtON FOR BIDS Bingo will be held at 11:45 a.m. at the certified public accountant, to share his Proposals will be received lo the City Clerk's Office, City Hill. 6000 Middkbelt Road. Carden City. Michigan. In Bailey Recreation Comlex, 36651 Ford knowledge of good money manage a «11*1 envelope marked "SEALED BID FOR REPAIR OF CASE No " (or each proposal. Tbe proposals ment.. Bring your tax questions, too. bid prices read for Uie repair of tie individual properties- All firms submitting proposals must be licensed by the Road. Donation is $1 plus extra cards. shoulCity odf bGardee receiven Cityd o. o or -befor e «00 p m.' ^Tuesday , March 1.1*». The proposal! will theo be publicly opened and This event is open to the public. You The group will meet at 8 p.m. at St. Labor, and Material Bond, Performanc*"Bood and Maintenance Boods will be required. Each proposal must t* must be 18 years old to participate. David's Episcopal Church, 27500 Mar submitted oo the forms furnished by the City of Carden City. TO KEEP brass from tarnishing in damp quette, Garden City. There is no The City of Garden City reserves the right to reject any and all bids. Oo bids that eiceed the maximum federal weather, rub olive oil on the piece with a grant allowance per home, the City of Garden City has the right to delete portions of the bid as may be necessary soft cloth. To sell idle items fast...try a low- • SMOKING CLINIC charge. Call 427-3800 to make a reser to remain within lh« maximum grant allowances. . Each home will be available for Inspectioo by contractor*. Contractors are advised lo cootact the homeowner cost Observer & Eccentric Ad. vation or for more information. to set op an appointment time and date. , , Tuesday, Feb. 15 — A quit-smoking For bid packets and further Utlotmatioo. please contact the Office of Community Development it «11-11«! eit clinic sponsored by Annapolis Hospital • 'SOUND OF MUSIC «?• . • • • • ..- •..-...... ;...... Thursday, Feb; 17 Is the first per OFFICE OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT Publish February J«,1»»J Helen Parts Smith. CD Director CITY OF GARDEN CITY '' REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING January 17.1MJ Present were Mayor Fordell. Cocncilmembers Markowicz. Kitrman. McN'ully. Hiydon. McDorxtL and Salvi- A• * CITY OF GARDEN CITY tore. Absent none. NOTICE OF HEARING Also present were City Minager Cald*«ll. City Clerk-Treasurer Showalter. and Oty Attorney Mack- WHY NOT ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS Moved by McDooelt supported by McNtilly: RESOLVED- To approve the Muiules of the January J. 1911 Regular NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a bearing will be teld by the Zoning Board of Appeals at the Civic Center. Council Meeting, as presented. YEAS Unanimous JOIN US? «000 Middlebelt Road, Carden City. Michigan, oo Wednesday, February J J. 19M. at S:O0 P.M.. for the considera Moved by McNulty. supported by Kitiman. RESOLVED: To approve the Accounts Payable except to delete Ilem - SENIOR tion of the following appeals: Na. «97 to American Legal Publishing Co. I* Moved by Markowicx; supported by SaWitore: RESOLVED- To amend the previous motion to delete from the VIP I) Item 1-tS-OOt Request by James M. Salvati, 26« General Motors Rd, Hilford, Mi. for a variance of City Code, Accounts Payable Item SOU to H. CeauerAlathe amount.^ tUO.OO. YEAS; Couocilroembers Markpwics and ' •' Section, i«l.l}« - Uses-Permitted — to allow property to be utilized, as a used car lot in a C-l District Salvalore. NAYS: Mayor Fordell, CouncUiTOnber* Kiuman, McNulty. Haydon. and McDooea YEAS Mayor CLUB Contact Your Local Pertaining to JWO0 Ford Road. Garden City. Mi. (E. 157.«« feet of Lot US and W. >* of Lot 117. Foliefs Full FordeU. Councilraembers Markowics, Kitxman. and McNoliy. NAY'S Council members Haydoo, McDonell. and Branch for Detail? Acre Farms Subdivision No. IX Salvatore. . 1) Item I-82-O01 Request by Viocenxo DiDomenico, JJJ9J Laurence. Dearborn Heights, Ml. for a variance of City Moved by Salvatore; supported by Haydon RESOLVED To remove Item 1J «J tSS from the table. YEAS: Mayor Code. Section. 1*1.1)6 — Uses Permuted - lo allow an Auto Painting and Body Shop in a C-X Zooe. Pertaining Fordell, Councilmembers Markowici, McNulty, Haydoo. and Salvatore NAYS. Couoeilmembers Kilrraan ana to J010O Ford Road, Garden City. Mi. (Lots 175-177. Folker's Full Acre Farms No J, Subdivision and the West McDooeU - 50 M feet of Lot I 2*. Folker's Full Acre Farms No. I. Subdivision. Moved by KiUman; supported by McDonell RESOLVED To re-lable Item No 12-«7M». YEAS. Unanimous J) Item I-M-O02 Request by Martin Sultana. 5*5J Whitefield, Dearborn Heights, Mi for a variance of City Code, Moved by Salvatore; supported by Markowkr RESOLVED To remove Item 1-8J-009 from the table. YEAS: Section 1(1.US - Uses Permitted — to allow an auto repair facility to be located In a C-J District. Pertaining Unanimous. RESOLVED: To award the contract for the storm windows for the Police Statioo to the low bidder. to »101 Ford Road (Lots IS, McFarlane Brothers-Gardens Subdivision). Kaufman Window and Door-International Extrusion, at lie quoted amoor.t of |I.7 iM* w-iy-w Sli'I.J-lJ-iWWJP ^^^^ <75JTji •?^S!WI5iWIPPPBWPPW^^^ r • 8A*(P.CW.Q-6A) O&E Monday. February 14,1983 rml tree Admission—; i-l At any live organ session • I | with one paid admission ! air Designs t. | and this coupon I iverside BaAdventurous R Arena I 421))40 JMJ» Pljmowb Rd I 7! Li»ooi» I |Bfeat the February blahs! I Expirej Feb. 28, 19*3 SKATE RENTAL EXTRA | I "Free Haircolor with every cut & ROLLER SKATING LIKE IT USED TO BE. >ownt • style for all 1st time customers. Featuring Offer good thru March with ad.. lers. 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In the elegant, flower-filled lounge of, the Mayfair Regent Hotel on New York City's Park Avenue, for instance, it's the time to relax with friends and enjoy quiet conversation, "over the teacups." Guests are offered a choice of teas, breweH-ir^ individual white teapots, carefully kept warm under pretty tea cozies. Sandwiches are. made with the thinnest of breads, scones are accompanied by an indivi dual jar of strawberry jam and a little crock of "hard" whipped cream. A selection of luscious cakes is also available, including a delectable pear tart. Afternoon tea is a delightful way to entertain in your own home. Do it on a weekend or holiday after the workaday week is pver. Get put your Sunday-best china and linens; splurge on. some pretty flowers. Refreshments can be as simple or as elaborate as you wish. Serve traditionally paper- thin sandwiches filled with cucumber slices and watercress sprigs or spread with anchovy paste. Or break with traditiorLand serve an array of open- faced canape-style sandwiches. Either kind should start out with the perfect ^lice for tea sandsiches — very thin bread — white and whole wheat — and just -jjghi-foF-tea-sandwiehca. Dircciiens-fer-miese-eye^ catching, palate-pleasing tidbits follow. For the piece de resistance you couldn't do better than to reproduce the Mayfair's pear tart. Start with a sheet of frozen puff pastry to make a flaky tart shell. This is'then filled with a creamy custard, topped with fresh pear slices and glazed with apricot preserves. Make sure that the tea you serve is freshly made, hot and fragrant. Start with a good quality tea to insure that you'll have a brew that relaxes and revives at the same time. Just follow the sim ple rules below fo bring put the fine qualities and full flavor of the particular tea you choose. FRENCH FRESH TEA SANDWICHES PEAR TART Using a sharp knife, cut crusts off very thin white and whole wheat bread. Cut bread slices into ovals, diamonds, triangles, squares and 1 Frozen Puff Pastry Sheet other fancy shapes. Top with any of the following: Yolkb of three large eggs 1/3 cup sugar • Spread with4 cream cheese and top with red salmon caviar. 2 tablespoons all-purpose flour • Spread with cream cheese and top with a thin slice of smoked 1 cup milk salmon and a sprig of dill. 1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract 1 ripe pear, peeled, cored, halved and • Spread with cream cheese or butter and top with sieved egg thinly sliced crosswise . yolk, black lumpfish caviar and sieved egg white arranged in 1/3 cup apricot preserves, strained and * 'a stripe pattern. heated . - • Spread with butter and top with thin-slices of cucumber and/ * Thaw puff pastry for 20 minutes, then un or tomato; sprinkle with salt and pepper. fold. On a lightly floured surface, roll one sheet to a 10-1/2 x 17-1/2 inch rectangle. Trim • Spread with Blue Cheese Butter* and top with thin-sliced red edges so rectangle measures an even 10 x 17 radishes and capers. inches. From one short end cut two 1-1/4 °BLUE CHEESE BUTTER: Mix 1/2 cup softened butter with inch wide strips. From a long side, cut four 4 ounces crumbled blue cheese. Mix until smooth. 1-1/4 inch wide strips. Moisten the top of all 0 the pastry strips and a 1-1/4 inch wide border • Spread with Herbed Watercress Butter and top with sliced around the outside of the-pastry rectangle cherry tomatoes and a sprig of watercress or thin pieces of with water. Arrange pastry strips in two » smoked salmon...... -;. layers around edges of rectangle, moist strips down, cutting when necessary, to fit. Press °HERBED WATERCRESS BUTTER: In a food processor, firmly with fingers; then press edges with, put 1/2 cup softened butter, 1 cup packed watercress leaves tines of a fork to" seal. Using a sharp knife, . and 3,3 inch long pieces of scallion or green onion. Cover and 'make shallow diagonal slashes 1/2 inch apart process until smooth. Add salt arid pepper to taste. around pastry border. Transfer tart shell to, • Spread with Strawberry Cream Cheese* and fresh straw baking sneet arid prick the. inside very well berries. with the tines of a fork. Line with "wax paper and fill with rice or dried beans. Freeze 30 "STRAWBERRY CREAM CHEESE: Beat 1/4 cup straw minutes. Bake in a preheated 425° oven for berry preserves with 6 ounces softened cream cheese. 10 to 12 minutes or until puffed and golden. • Spread with Ham and Almond Pati° and top with sliced black Remove, discard wax paper and rice and cool shell completely. , olives and a sprig of dill. Use a teapot, preheating it by rinsing it out \vith hot water. °HAM AND ALMOND PATE: Put 1/4 cup chopped almonds, In a bowl, beat egg yolks, sugar and flour" 1/4 pound, bpiled ham, 3 ounces softened cream cheese, 1/4 Bring freshly drawn cold tap water to a full toiling boil. together until smooth; In a medium sized saucepan, over mbderatelyJiigh heat; bring teaspoon dry mustard, 1/8 teaspoon paprika, 1/8 teaspoon Ppt the tea (one teabag or one teaspoon of lopse tea per milk to a boil. Stirring constantly with a'wire pepper, 1/2 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce, 2 drpps Tabasco serving) into warmed teapot whisk, gradually add milk to egg mixture. sauce and 2 to 3 tablespoons sour cream into food processor. Return egg-milk mixture to pan, add vanilla Cove'r.and process until smooth. Pour the bubbling water (about 5-1/2 ounces per serving) 0 and heat over moderately low heat for 5 to • Spread with Gingered Cream Cheese and top with kiwi-fruit tfyer-thetea. N? ./1^ v ' *>; 7 minutes, stirring constantly until mixture thickens.and is. the consistency of a thick slices. ':*,'•• - Cover and let stand 3 to 5 muiutes. pudding: Pour immediately into a bowl and 'GINGERED CREAM CHEESE: Mix 3 ounces softened Remove teabags and stir beforeppurfng. put a sheet of plastic wrap directly on. the"-"" cheese with 1-1/2 tablespoons finely chopped preserved gin- •U surface of the cream. Chill at. least 1 hour or , ger and 1 tablespoon ginger syrup. * If you like tea less strongs add a little hot water after the until very cold. brewing period^ .V : > > . '.-' • Spread with Curry-Chutney .Butter* and top with a piece of f; Spread cream filling evenly over the in thin-sliced boiled nam. side of the baked tart shell. Top with pear Serve AvItH milk (not cream) or \vith lemon slices, and •CURRY-CHUTNEY BUTTER: Mix 1/2 cup softened butter sugar id taste." v ' • slices and brush with apricot preserves to t glaze.; Refrigerate for 2 to 3 hours and serve. \vith 3/4 teaspoon curry powder and 1-1/2 tablespoons Makes 1 tart, 8 servings. ' chopped chutney/ -^t^r, m . •, P| •! * '•_ * H 2B* O&E Monday. February 14, 1983 DOUBLE COUPONS ON ALLMANUFACTURER CENTS OFF COUPONS WEDNESDAY ONLY, FEB. 16,1983. A MEDLfY OF VALUES EXCLUDINO'COFFn, CIGARETTES OR ANY FREE COUPONS OR COUPONS VALUED,, OVER 5* FACE VALUE WILL BE HONORED. QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED. PRICES EFFECTIVE MONDAY, FEB. 14 THRU SUNDAY, FEB. 20,1983, ONLY AT STAN'S ALL FRESH MEAT ITEMS ARE FREEZER WRAPPED FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE HAMBURGER FROM 3¾ GROUND $159 STORE HOURS: anran MON.-SAT. tones CHUCK - I. 9 A.M. TO 9 P.M. BONELESS CHUCK ROAST u> $|68 MARKET 10 AM. TO 5 P.M. BONELESS ENGLISH CUT 3800 ANN ARBOR ROAD. LIVONIA. MICHIGAN A ROAST to $188 BONELESS 18 TrucMood SALE—i OUR BEST SEMI-BONELESS STEWING BEEF ..is. r* -~.—* - J . .•ju^^t fr* *_ ROTUNDA HAM HALVES $1.48 LB. SHANKS $1.18 LB. WHOLE ECKRICH SMOKED OR FRESH SLICED POUND 20%? FISH SALE BEEF FRESH OCCAM 9Z " SOLE FILLETS $369 POLISH LIVER PERCH FILLETS LB LB. • W FRESH CAIO FRESH SPARTAN LEAN POUND y $239 KIELBASA SLICED COD FILLETS LB. *Z RED SNAPPER . LB. « ECKRKH ALL VARIETIES 169 BACON FRESH $ $ SMOK-Y-LINKS EACH Pickerel LB. 3" SCALLOPS « 7" ECKRKH AU MEAT & "SUPER DELI BUT' SLICED POUND FRESH QAC FRESH $099 BEEF FRANKS BOILED 199 SMELT LB. OT JUMBO SHRIMP LB. V ECKRKH ALL MEAT HAM BOLOGNA LB. 19 9M *„••• •••••••••••••••••• •••.^ HEINZ BEEF, CHKKEN, Oft SHRIMP CHOW MUM, CALIFORNIA 3 Lbs. ! VEGETABLE, BEEF PEPPER, SUKIYAK1 £v« KETCHUP Oranges $-f 39 320Z.WT. 1 ^Carrots • La Choy Bi-Packs] /a Peck I 42 OZ. WT. ^ *./'. v'&> VK-&u>Z^« Broccoli VM. Peanuts Salted or 99° Unsalted in Shell Mushrooms CHICKEN OF THE SEA V IN OIL OR WATER j Brussels LUCKY LEAF CHUNK TUNA J| Sprouts 99'.. APPLESAUCE 6/.OZ.WT. 50 OZ. WT. Mgii siotf COUNTRY FRESH SPARTAN SPREAD COTTAGE 32 OZ. WT. (TUB PACK) CHEESE SPARTAN AMERICAN (24-CT.) SPARTAN SPANISH CHEESE JELL-06*FLAVOR$ >EANUTS | k SLICES PUDDIN 12 0Z.WT. 3yioz.wf. s~ LCAN CUISINE COUNTRY FRESH CHEESE CANNUONIW/TOMATO ICECREAM SAUCE, BEEF & PORK CANNELONIWMORNAY SANDWICHES . SAUCE, SALISBURY STEAK SPARTAN CRINKLE CUT W/rTAUANSTYLE SAUa & VEGETABLES FRENCH 9.5-9.8 OZ. WT. PKO. FRIES. VANDE KAMP'S(8-a.) FISH /FILLETS •••••ill sprrrran powdered 9-UVES 13-VARIETIES •••••••••••••••••••••••••••ft*** SPARTAN DARK & LIGHT sugar CAT FOOD BROWN OR POWDERED OVEN FRESH 16 0Z.WT. S 6V.OZ.WT. SPARTAN SPLIT TOP SUGAR WHITE BREAD VIENNA 160Z.WT. • V 240Z.WT, BREAD OVENI IFRES H 12-PACK SLOPPY JOE # BUNS ••••••••••••••••••••*•••••••••• PREOO REGULAR, W/MUSHROOMS, OR W/MEAT REGULARS DIET r : : 'E3\ Q\ Q\ Q\ Spaghetti Sauce All PURPOSE 5 LB. BAG ••; .;7*UP ----.;> -•v;32otwT/;-'::';:.':-v:>:^ CUP OUT REGULAR & SUGAR FREE '•>• 8-PACK 1/2 LITER AND n, flour 'UM/r 1 WITH $15.00 GROCERY PURCHASE OR MOREI ADDITIONAL QUANTITIES AVAILABLE AT /REGULAR SAVE•• • /RETAIL. COUPON EFFECTIVE THRU FEB. 20, )983. _.. COUPONS PLUS ONSAUPOP . DEPOSIT ^COUPpNREOEEMEO :\ STAN'S BONUS COUPON ONUATFAaVALUIl *m w* wpi^WMI IPP Monday. February 14,1983 OicE *3B Controlled storage for apples «M^f«l brings autumn taste to winter The pick of the 1982 bumper crop of explains Donald Dewey, horticulture year. The Michigan storage report ples, store them in a plastic bag In the Michigan apples is coming to market professor and apple expert at MSU. CA .shows holdings of eight varieties in refrigerator. They break down in just now. The reason being that controlled storages accomplish this by combining' cluding the old favorites, Northern Spy, hours at room temperature, undoing all atmosphere storages are now being Jow temperatures with an atmosphere Rome and Winesap. the growers', packers' and retailers' ef -opened. in which levels of the carbon dioxide CA storage is one of the greatest forts to gel a good product to yoiK Buy Prime quality controlled atmosphere and oxygen are closely controlled. breakthroughs in fresh apple storage no more than a 10-day supply at a time (CA) apples are so crunchy you'd al- The optimum temperature and stor ever developed It has been tried for -$a home refrigerator does not dupli mpst .think it's autumn all over again. age conditions differ with each variety, other fresh fruits and vegetables but is cate the specialized conditions found in Shoppers will know thfty are getting CA so different varieties require separate not nearly as effective as with apples. CA storages. apples by the CA label on the bag or rooms. The CA storage rooms are filled Apples from CA storages do cost more, Apples are truly the anytime, any container. in the fall, sealed and carefully moni but their autumn-fresh crispness and where fruit. With an edible peeling and CA apples contain more than just tored daily. flavor are worth it. no seeds or crumbs to contend with, good fall-fresh flavor and crunch The As a result, a wide variety of Mir.bi- To maintain moisture and other fresh apples make an ideal snack at mere 87 calories of a medium apple de gan apples Is available throughout the quality characteristics In fresh CA ap home or in the car. -, liver fiber, pectin and potassium but hardly a hint of sodium. Controlled atmosphere storages lit erally put just-picked apples on hold, HOLIDAY SPECIAL PRICES GOOD THRU FEB, 19, 1983 WHOLE (CUT, WRAPPED & FROZEN) $ BEEF LOINS 2.39 LB. HAMBURGER MADE FROM GROUND Gourmet workshops rOV DlilUVl THl SCSI & HT CIVl II JO YOU" NEAT CLEAVER "I LOVE YOU" with CHUCK Tossing a salad is old hat for Judy Antishin who will be instructing BONELE8S (WHOLE) We specialize In a series of gourmet workshops at Schoolcraft College. Included FLOWERS $ TOP CHOICE & PRIME f' will be Super Soups, International Cooking, Buffet Entertaining, Visit Our Flower Shop Cooking for Men, Couples and Singles and Specialty Cooking. 1.49 LB. BEEF, VEAL, LAMB & PORK Fresh Cut Flowers and Plants BONElES* The fee for each workshop is $25 and includes materials. Antishin Florist Quality at Half the Price brings many original recipes from her travels around the globe. N.Y. 381i9 Ann Arbor Road She shares her expertise in cooking skills, new ideas and the FANCY CARNATIONS «6.95 doz. Livonia make-ahead concept for the busy hostess. For information call VALENTINE BOUQUET '3.49 bunch STRIP s„. 591-6400, Ext, 409. S 69 Across from Stan's Market - Deli - STEAKS 3 LB. ECKRICH BOLOGNA »1.69 lb. 464-9171 PICKLE & OLIVE LOAF '1.99 lb. BONELESS SIRLOIN TIP ROAST *2.09 LB. pilot light BOILED HAM & HARD SALAMI '2.19 lb. KRAKUS POLISH HAM '2.69 lb COLBY LONGHORN '1.77 lb.. Greg ^""•"•"•••Coupon" Remember SfcaRS | CORNED BEE3EFF J when you sold Melikov Girl Scout Cookies? DISGOUNT I •2:89 ib Explres-:.20-8J ••Coupon MMHM—••••••J PRODUCE WE ACCEPT Here's a Waldorf 27419 West Warren FOOD AND DEM STAMPS at Inkster IS**.. It's still important! 38741 ANN ARBOR RD. > LIVONIA A nice place tothop where economy = quality Gill Scout Cookie $ ^H 464-0410 27419 West Warren at Inkster Rd. HOURS: MON. THRU SAT. 9-7 for your salad file Prices Good Monday, Feb. 14 thru Feb. 19 ^taiser-simple dressing ui something CHUNK CHEESE SALE recipe for Waldorf salad, I go bananas. special. JALAPENO PEPPER "Didn't you save It?" I recently Anita dictated most of the directions, STAN'S MUENSTER asked, recalling that the last time I but I got in two licks: COLBY LONGHORN helped make the salad I wrote it down. Apples dipped jnjemon water to pre DISCOUNT BEVERAGE White or Yellow "You must have it somewhere," Ani-' vent discoloration while refrigerating 38001 ANN ARBOR ROAD AMERICAN ta insisted. , and whipped cream dressing instead of Directly Across the Street MILK PINCONNING I did — in my head. Since quite often plain mayonnaise. from Stan's Market • 464-0496 MONTEREY JACK when we have company she likes to Next time, I won't have any trouble Prices Good Feb. 14 thru Feb. 20 DOMESTIC BRICK CHEESE M.88 serve the colorful salad, I decided it finding the recipe. MOZZARELLA SWISS LB. was time the recipe went into a column WALDORF SALAD DANISH so I can fish it out of my files when 6 tart red apples, unpared and cut up HAVARTI needed. Juice of ¼ lemon Coke, Diet Coke, Tab, Sprite, SHARP CHEDDAR However, I did a little research and 1 cup water Sugar Free Sprite A M Q J> SHARPER THAN MARLA SWISS $ learned: >. 1 cup chopped celery hearts SHARs P CHEDDAR CHEDDAR WITH 2.68 Various recipes call for differing 1 cup broken walnuts PEPPERONICHEESE LB. proportions of celery and nuts to ap Whipped cream dressing 'h Liter 2.48 LB. ples. B0ltl68 I + Oapotlt Lettuce leaves $ You can pare the apples or serve ' GROUND Hard SALAMI 2.39 LB. them with their skins. Dip apples in mixture of lemon juice Skinless Polish Dr, Pepper or 8 and water, place in container and refri Squirt, Diet Squirt CHUCK HOT DOGS .... 1,99 LB. Apples can be cut in slender strips or gerate separately with celery while diced. Sugar Free Dr, Pepper $ BEER SALAMI s2.39 LB. preparing dressing. Combine apples, 1.58LB Celery can be coarsely chopped or celery and nuts with enough dressing to shaved. moistem. Serve on lettuce leaves. Pass $ You can use walnuts, toasted al 8pk 8pk $ DANNON YOGURT 3/ 1.09 remainder of dressing at table. Serves W Liter f/> Liter $4 68 RATH BACON 1.69 LB. monds or pecans. - 6-9. 8 02. CARTON You can coat the salad with mayon- B0ttl68 D»po»lt Bottles • + D*potIt WEDNE9DA Y SPECIAL ONL Y $ FEB. W Stroh's Light Pabst Blue BOILED HAM 1.89 LB ONLY! -24 pk cane : flibbonrPabst- SUNMAIO- M.59 C2S53B) RAISIN BREAD IOAF 24 pk EL RIO MILK yQ45 NACHOS 'OLE" 89* $ cans GREEN PEPPER CUKES, & HOMO 1.88 + Deposit + Deposit GREEN ONIONS $ Good at O AC OFF With this $ 2% LOFAT 1.78 Bakery ^V V~/JL M. coupon INTRODUCING: 3/ 1 GALLON V2% LOFAT $1 .58 location only 2 lb. Loaf Expire*2-29-83 Carlo Rossi 4 Liter the liter "Crunchy outside, cool and chewy inside, the crust literally begs Rhine, Chablis RADISHES CARROTS to be ripped away and devoured with gusto." RED* WHITE* ROSE 8 oi. Cello Bag 1 LB. Cello Bag Patricia Chargot - Detroit Free Press Paisano, Burgundy $ r_ Pink Chablis, Vin Rose 3/H 4/ 1 Also Available At: \ $ Indian River Bosco's; Oakland Farmers Market; Tonys Farm Market - 97 Golden Ripe A 5.97 each Pink or White BANANAS GRAPEFRUIT BURGHARDT'S BAKERY $ "SKI $21.80 00 $ 4/ 1 W09W.7 Mileat Farmington Rd. _ 2 for »18 3ibs7 1 California Seedless Florida 477-7153 ___ $5.45 each $ l»meeeeemilM*e>«eUleee» ««•••+*! l^NAVEL ORANGES 6/ 1TEMPLE S 8/M WONDER HOSTESS BAKERY THRIFT SHOP HOURS: . 37051 AMRHEIN ROAD •LIVONIA DAILY 9-6 (Mon.-Fri.) * EVERY WEDNESDAY IS "BARGAIN DAY" Sat. 8:30-5 VALENTINE » WE ACCEPT FOOD 1 < Sale STAMPS COUPON COUPON BUY 3 BUY 1 BOX HOSTESS PIES 'HOSTESS TWINKIES AT REGULAR PRICE AT REGULAR PRICE GET 1 ADDITIONAL PIE FOR GET 1 ADDITIONAL BOX FOR . Red Cross. The Cood Neighbor, f f* (LIMIT 3 FOR V) Good F*b. 14th - Feb. 19th Good F«b. 14th • Feb. 191h _^_y_tf|_|_f_i| ^g_* 4_M_Mfa_ta_i MpMWI •m^mww^^w^ WF *^w mmmm mm .•:*46(W,Q) O&E Monday, February 14,1983 night has a mctgicul One way thestaff at Four Chaplains Convalescent Home breaks up the monotony of winter fof thk residents of the Westland facilf# is to hold periodic family nights Involving themselves and the families of their residents. The most recent one had magical results for all who took part. Coordinated by activity director Audrey Roskey, the evening fea tured magician Mark Renfrou, who not' only entertained the residents with his sleight of hand but also got them into the act whenever possi ble. And when the magician folded up his bag of tricks, there was music and refreshments to force the doldrums to do a disappearing act. : '.-:--. y* Violet Pokorny got roped into helping with this feat of magic that Zana Bourne helps magician Mark Renfrou with the old handker also captivated some bystanders. ~ chief Irick. A bird in the hand is worth two in the hat ohwherever magicians cleverly manage to keep them hidden from view. Staff photos by Art Emanuele -II Meaf ,, •SYNOPSIS OF MINUTES wffr/chfranks Board of Education, Livonia Public Schools Ford " Regular Meeting January 17,1983 Discount Party Store -Save so* -?Tne following is a summaiy, lu synopsis fuim, uf the Bturd of Education's regular 1/2 Gallon meeting of January 17,1983; the full tert of the minutes Is on file in the office of the 38411 Ford Rd. Westland Superintendent, 15125 Farmlngton Road, and in the principal's office of each school, and is available on request. [ice Creami President Roach convened the meeting at 8:03 p.m., In the Board Room, 15125 Farm lngton Road, Livonia. Present: Charles Akey, Richard Belalre, David Cameron, m m James Merrier, Marjorie Roach, Carol Strom, Ronald Withers. Absent: None. 595 0899 All Prices Same - Cold OP Warm Beer 595 V<*99 Communications were received as follows: Letter from William Simmons, Wayne County Intermediate School District, relative to the 1983-84 annual budget meeting for the Intermediate School District; reminder of Wayne County School Boards annu c al midwinter workshop which will be held on January 22,1983; Invitation to Junior 8 pa * Achievement Open House which will be held at Whitman Center on January 25,1983; notification of the Michigan Association of School Board's Midwinter Conference which will be held in Lansing in February. . Public Hearing/Taxes: President Roach invited Ibajijibllc to address the Board rela tive to the possible summer lax collection for the City of Westland portion of the 89 school district. No one present indicated a desire to speak on the issue. Minutes and synopsis of the regular meeting of December 13,1982, were approved as written. Test Results: Staff presented to the Board a review of the results of the Comprehen sive Tests of Basic Skills which were administered in the 1981-82 school year to students in grades 4, 6, 8,-10 and 12. The results indicate that the district has a successful program in which students are progressing appropriately. Cribari Bills: Motion by Memer and Strom to approve for payment General Fund checks, Nos. 52997 through 54046, in the amount of $5,380,319.94. Ayes: Akey, Belalre, Cam eron, Merner, Roach, Strom, Withers. Nays: None Wine Bills: Motion by Merner and Withers to approve for payment Building and Site check, No. 10996, in the amount of $157.50. Ayes: Akey, Belalre, Cameron, Mertier, Roach, Strom, Withers. Nays: None §J69 Bills: Motion by Merner and Strom to approve for payment Debt ReUrement checks, Nos. 898 through 904, in the amount of $113,811.89. Ayes: Akey, Belalre, Cameron, Merner, Roach, Strom, Withers. Nays" None" " ; __Leasi*- Motion by Wither? and Cameron to authorize a4ease-agrecmcnt bctwccn-the- Northwest Alano Club and the Livonia Public Schools for the use of 27,200 square feet of space at Perrinville School. Ayes: Akey, Belalre, Cameron, Roach, Strom, Withers. Nays: None. Abstain: Merner Ward Church: Discussion by the Board of a request by Ward Presbyterian Church to consider the purchase of a school facility for the purposes of beginning a nonpublic school, grades K-8. Upon reviewing a legal opinion relative to such a sale, the Board, by consensus, directed the Superintendent to send a response to Ward Church declin ing their offer. St. Mary Hospital: Board reviewed a request from St. Mary Hospital relative to returning option money ^hich had been retained when th'e hospital administration decided not to exercise their option to purchase Clay Elementary School. Upon legal advice, the Board regretfully agreed that it did not have legal authority to return monies to the hospital which had accrued to the district by a legally binding contract. Westland Sammer Taxes:MotIon by Withers and Merner that a summer property tax levy of one-halt (H)of thesChoorproperty tax'es be levied on the taxable property of the Livonia Public Schools School District, that the taxes shall become a lien against ^ the property on'which assessed and due from'the owner of that property on July 1, that the remainder of the school property taxes shall be levied and due on December 1 and that this resolution shall be applicable'until revoked by the Board of Education of the Livonia Public Schools School District. Ayes: Akey, Belaid Cameron, Merner, Roach, Strom, Withers. Nays: None . _ ' . Resignations: The Assistant Superintendent for Personnel has accepted the resigna tions of Sandra Adler, Jacquelyn Bartshe, Richard Burns, Diane Dunn, Pearl Kash- kashlan and Edith Sharp. . Leaves: Motion by Strom and Withers to approve leaves of absence for Elaine Koons' and Sharon Sarris. Ayes: Akey, Belalre, Cameron, Merner, Roach, Strom, Withers. • Nays: None •; :' •: v'*'" Retirement Resolutions: The Board unanimously adopted resolutions of appreciation for the services rendered by Merle Gorman, Pearl Kashkashlan.and Edith Sharp. Teacher Recall: Motion by Strum and Belalre to recall to district employment the following teachers: Thomas Gerken, .6; Bemark Pulk; and Josephine Thompson: Ayes:Akey, Belalre, Cameroo.Merner, Roach, Strom, Withers. Nays: None / Sympathy:. The Board unanimously adopted sympathy resolutions' for the families of George W. Alekander and Kenneth B. McClaln. ' Superintendent'* Reports: Dr. Garver expressed his deep regret at the passing of Kenneth McClaln. Dr. Garver; stated that the district.continues to have cause for. concern regarding the tax base since the district is nearly 100 per cent funded by local taxes and any change In the base affects district revehues.'.He sald.il Is antici pated that a drop of two percentotseven percent could occur. A seven percent drop could Seriously.impair the district'* ability to provide an adequate program for stu dents. He also stated, that.at the first regular Board meeting In February be would be ' bringing to the Board his recommendation relative fa closing a WgV school and . suggested that at that tlme.the Board could establish three hearing dalestor Interest- ed citizens..to ba.vea: chajoce for Input prior.to the Board making a decision on his • recbmmerrfatlwiY^vYv:-:.;. Y* Y'.' Y-Yv Y Y'Y 'Y- '.'=.'•• -'• i.Y:Y:; Y- Reports; The Board heard reports from the following committees: Finance,Curricu- \luro, Personnel.Legislation. The Board agreed, that they would like to have an early morning rrieetlng with legislators as they have done in the past v y ' ' ->:'Y /.- Y; . Hearing: Board members asked questions or made comments about the following topics: I) closing of a high school; 2>speclal education program; 3) Kltetfne program at Bentley High School; 4) the dedication of Kenneth McClaln to his students. .'.'."-?:.- Closed Session: Motion by Cameron and Slrom that lhe«nieeltng be recessed to closed session to dlScuss negotiations. Ayes; Akey, Belafre. Carrieron, Merner, Roach, Strom, Withers'. Nays: None The meeting was recessed to closed sessiotf at 10:16 p.m. and ^reconvenedati?:i3p.m. ! . Y> * ; Y '•--•. Adjournment the rneetlngwas adjourned at 11:13p.mY Y '""-' V PuHfjW.Ftbt^fyU.iMV. : - " ;-;. --.-.,, '_•;.- •' Y Y : ••' '•'•"•i ''' -Y '' ''•'• 3(l;e. Mario MoOee, editor; 591-2300/ arris-Van Selous Patricia Harris of Westland and Thomas G. Harris, of Livonia announce the engagement of the.daughter Patri* cla Lynn of West Bloomfitfd to Joseph S. Van Selous of West Bloomf leld. He js the son of Mr. and Mrs.HarryVan Selous Jr. of Pennington, N.J.- "\ The briderto-be graduated magna cum laude in 1981 from Mercy College in Detroit with a bachelor degree in nursing. She works at Mercy Hospital in Pontlac. Her fiance, a 1978 graduate from Rutgers University College of En gineering, is employed at Ford Motor Co. in Livonia. A March wedding will be held in SS. Peter and Paul Catholic Church, De troit. , _ Hoshield-Matheny Cowell-Shatter Mr. and Mrs. Richard P Matheny of Charles and Clare Cowell of Minton Birch wood Street, Westland, announce Street, Livonia, announce the engage the engagement of their son Richard to ment of their daughter Caren Anne to Lewis-Weichel Sally Anne Hoshleld, daughter of Mr. Dennis G. Shatter, son of John and and Mrs. James Hoshleld of Owosso. A Angela Shatter of Westfleld Street, Naval hospital corpsman third class, Livonia. Mr. and Mrs. Dallas E. Lewis of The bride-elect graduated in 1980 Alpena, former residents of Garden Matheny is a 1977 graduate of Wayne Memorial High School. He Is enrolled from Franklin High School and attend City, announce the engagement of then- ed Schoolcraft College. She Is employed daughter Dallana to John Anthony at an X-ray technician school in Oak land, Cal.. as a secretary at St Francis De Sales Weichel, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Catholic Church, Detroit. Her fiance is Welchel of Hubbard Lake, Mich. The bride elect, a 1981 graduate of a 1978 graduate of Franklin who also The bride-to be graduated In 1981 Owosso High School, is studying to be a graduated from Schoolcraft College. Alpena High School, and works at medical assistant at Baker Junior Col He is employed In a family-owned-busi le Learning Center In Alpe- legeIrrFlifltrShe^wlll-graduate in June ness. na. Her fiance, a graduate of Alcona 1983. '._ A September wedding is planned. The wedding will take place June 11 High School In 1981, Is serving in the in Mercy College Chapel. U.S. Army. They plan to be married July 16 In Merrimah Road Baptlit Church, Gar den City. Pfeffer-Green Marconeri-Watson William and May Pfeffer of Park Street, Livonia, announce the engage Jerome and Kathryn Marconeri of ment of their daughter Kathle to Kevin Barkley Street, Livonia, announce the Green, son of Norman and Lorene engagement of, their daughter Judith Green of Ladywood Court, Livonia, The Glomb-Fleshlier Marie to Scott B. Watson, son of Ray bride-elect is a 1978 graduate of Ste mond and Ruth Watson of Northville. venson High School, and a 1982 gradu The bride-elect graduated from ate of Eastern Michigan University. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Glomb of Red- Bentley High School, and is employed Her fiance graduated in 1977 from Ste ford Township announce the engage as a secretary at Oppenheimef Livonia venson High School and in 1981 from ment of their daughter Mary Ann to Associates. Her fiance, also a Bentley Kalamazoo College. He attends gradu Michael Henri Fleshner, son of Mr. and graduate, serves In the U.S. Navy. He is ate school at the University of Califor Mrs. Joe Fleshner of The Woodlands, stationed In San Diego, Cal. nia at Los Angeles. Texas. The wedding will take place July 15 A July wedding will take place in St. The bride-to-be is a 1979 graduate of in St. Genevieve Church, Livonia. Paul United Presbyterian Church In Thurston High School and Is employed Livonia. by Michigan National Bank Operation Center. Her fiance is a 1979 graduate. 0- program. He works as an executive chef for the Canteen Corp. A September wedding In Greenfield Village is planned. Wise-Doyle Dickinson-DiRosa Mr. and Mrs. James Doyle of Red- ford Township announce the engage ment of their son James Earl to Lori Dale and Judy Dickinson of Holly Lyn Wise, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Drive, Canton, announce the engage^, Dean Wise of Pickford, Mich. ment of their daughter Debra Elizabeth Boi^er-Zissinios A graduate of Pickford High School to James Vincent DiRosa, son of Vin in 1981, the bride-to-be is studying cent and Sharon DiRosa of Rolf Ave nursing at Lake Superior State College. nue, Westland. The bride-elect is a, 1982 Stanley and Marvene Bower of Deer- Her fiance, a 1981 graduate of Thurs graduate of Plymouth-Canton High ton High School, attends the same col School. Her fiance Is a 1979 graduate of ing Street, Garden City, announce the John Glenn High School. engagement of their daughter Suzan lege, majoring in mechanical engineer Diane to Peter Van" Zlsslmos, son^ of ing. They plan a wedding in the spring. Van and Mary Zlsslmos of August No date has been set for the wedding. Street, Westland. The bride-to-be Is a 1978 graduate of Eastern Michigan University, and Is employed by Michigan Consolidated Gas Co. Her fiance, a 1977 EMU gradu ate, works for the Michigan Depart ment of Corrections. The couple plans a March 19 wed ding. mmmmm Bourlier-Konarz Sinks-McCall •:.-:m Mr. and Mrs. William Bourlier of Jerry and Jeanell Sinks of Louisiana Donald Street, Livonia, announce the Street, Livonia, announce the engage engagement of their daughter Sharon ment of their daughter Lana Kay to Ann to Dennis Lawrence Konarz, son of David Alan McCall, son of Ken and Cathy Neiger of James Street, Garden An October wedding at Hosanna Ta Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Konarz of Ink- McCulloiigh-Wolff ster. The bride-to-be graduated from City. The bride-elect attended the Unlr bor Lutheran Church, Redford Town versity of Michigan-Dearborn, and is ship, Is planned. Churchill High School in 1978 and at tends Schoolcraft College. Her fiance, a employed at an aparjment complex in The engagement of Karen Ruth 1974 graduate of Cherry Hill High Canton. Her fiance is a police officer McCullough and Dennis Keith Wolff The bride-elect Is a 1976 graduate of School, works at Gene Merollls Chevro for the Metro Dade County Sheriff's ftfis announced by her parents, Mr. and Stevenson High School and a 1980 grad let. Department in Miami, Fla., Where the Mrs. Thomas'P. McCullough, formerly uate of Michigan State University. Her - The wedding will be April 16 in SU couple plans to reside. of Livonia, who now reside in Indian- fiance Is a 1970 Garden City West grad Edith Church. A March wedding Is planned. h&d Park, 111. uate and .a 1978 Schoolcraft College , Wolff's parents are Mr. and Mrs.. grad. He is currently studying for a Merrill E. Wolff of 33218 Hennepin, bachelor's degree In electrical engi Garden City.,; neering. . v • MM tfNA 11. .. •nm i ,j| uiiipii^W^^rpF^^W^WFIWPPIWWfipiPlf^P wm 6Ba.R.W,G) O&E Monday. February 14.1983 Slanted toward things of beauty Dear Mrs. Green: I enjoy your column and wish-it was published more often. I'm really fasci nated by your personality analyls graphology based omme's handwriting. P.B. Farmington Lorene DearP.B.: Your marked right-hand slant is Green characteristic of a person who wears her heart on her sleeve. Bet you cry at sad movies. In emotional situations you •tsyrtsist^ £Z^t-<7 find it difficult to hide your true feel ings. Body language usually gives you away. It appears also that you may have difficulty keeping your moods on an even keel as they seem to vacillate, at times without too much provocation. - You like people and are strongly in fluenced by them and by your environ ment. So the next statement will proba bly seem like a paradox. But you also need time to be by yourself. Every S£jrt>t^L-- project you undertake does not have to f?7 ^rPt^^^^7.^t,€f^t^zZ^t include other people. DR. NORENEDaly. There is an awareness of the proper behavior for your social set. You seek chairwoman of the Education/ feel at times. handwriting, write to Mrs. Lorene Psychology "to conform to this and thereby win fa vor with those you care about. The explanation of your question Collett Green, a certified grapholo bepartment at gist, in care of this, newspaper. You find enjoyment in things of cannot be given through the column as Madonna there are many other factors which Please use a full sheet of white, un- College in beauty. The awesome sights of nature would be plesurable for you. have to be evaluated also. However, lined paper writing in the first per Livonia, is in there does seem to be some disparity son singular. Age and handedness Taipei, the between the disciplining of the male are also helpful. Black ink repro Republic of A GOOD DISCUSSION is something duces best. Include your signature in which you like to be involved. With and female figures in your early life. China, to even though only your initials will attend the 50th your enthusiasm (many long I bars) you probably have a contagious, winning If you have a question about your appear in the column. anniversary of HK PIHRCE-ARROW" CAR is particularly adapted ro way. the China shopping, (heaire and town use, where the traffic Is yrcat, Some slight tendency to manipulate Education T because it can be started or stopped without anv percep Surprise party marks anniversary i. ^ . Society. Daly people appears in this writing sample. tible jar. Compare, for instance', the annovinj; experience of At this particular time in you life you NoreneDaly wi|lvi*u stopping and starting In the ordioarv Taxicab. seem to be feeling a bit unappreciated James and Barbara McDougle cele Bonnie, Doug and Amy McDougle. The colleges, universities and the Till I'll Kt 1 . \KS- '.Oluu ( and perhaps even a bit defensive. brated their 30th wedding anniversary McDougles have been Livonia residents Ministry of Education to discuss an The perceptions you have of yourself at a surprise celebration hosted by for the past 15 years. educational exchange program. The are not always the same. And it ar> their children, Ken and Sandie Stewart, visit is at the invitation of Hwei-Sen pears that you would like others to see Chu, minister of education and you more sophisticated than you may president of Taiwan Normal And now a message. University. Daly has been a full- This poster describing the at :EB time instructor at Madonna since tributes of the Pierce-Arrow 1978. She lives in Farmington Hills. as a taxicab is another entry in INTRODUCING... the Smithsonian exhibit sur F&sh ion- LIFE STYLES is the name veying the changing media The New Line of Fashions • for the seminars sponsored by the and methods of advertising Kitchens for the woman who lias had breast surgery. Westland Center Merchants fiflub Association to be held on the third during its critical century of growth from 1830-1930. The Wood. Formica. Furniture Steel ON DISPLAY: Tuesday of each month. They will be Sub-Zero. Jenn-Alr. Thermador. Cor Ian. Let St.- ^,^,1 Orthotics & from 10 to 11 a.m. in the poster is on display now in the Charles Kitchens design yoi" new home or update /f/t J PrtMtbtUo, IDC. your present residence. Community Auditorium in the Livonia City Hall lobby — just WE ARE CUSTOM BUILDERS K^y invite you newly renovated Emporium on the walk right on past the lobby Our personnel, design Staff and St. Charles Car penters are all very qualified. The Individual atten to a personal showing of the new Classique Collection. shopping center's lower level. A tile repairs that are now under tion given guarantees beautiful results. Fashion Coordinator and Mastectomy Expert, Ms. continental breakfast will be served. way. The display is appearing Come In and see ow new display and receive a Earlene Woodard from Classique, will be here on FREE SI. Charles design catalog. Topics to be presented include through the efforts of the Livo February 16, 17 and 18 2713 WOODWARD income taxes and IRAs, gardening, nia Arts Commission. to assist you in the selection and fitting of the latest in make-overs and accessories, buffet (1 block south ol Square Lake Rd.) post mastectomy products. cooking and table settings, travel, BLOOMFIELD HILLS 334-4771 Personal showing by appointment only. cake decorating, wardrobe Please call today so you don't miss this opportunity to selection, interior decorating, stress Women can listen come m and try these new fashions. management and holiday decor. The D & M Orthotics & Prosthetics first seminar wiil be Tuesday. Diane 9to13 ST.jOESPH PROFESSIONAL OFFICE BUILDING Block from H & R Block will speak to money messages AA to EE Red Cross. 5305 E. Huron River Drive-Suite 1B75 on income taxes, and Dianne Creative consumer complaining and The Good Neighbor. Ypsilanti, Michigan 48197 Opyrchal from Manufacturers will tax facts for women will be two of the Phone: 4J4-3992 speak on IRAs. topics explored at a workshop on mon HOURS: 10A.M.-12P.M. 1P.M.-4P.M. OOPS The name of one of the ey management to be held from 9 a.m. Sizes Available until noon Saturday, March 12, at Dic stoves used by Ray and Mary Jo Bandolino Revelation LaBeau to heat their their 11-room, kinson Junior High School, 18000 New N M W WW five-bedroom home in Plymouth burgh, Livonia. The cost is $2. Daisy Dorle Township is Jotul. It is The event is sponsored by the Livo? Town & Country 10to!3 10 to 13 9 to 13 9 to 12 Naturalizer manufactured by a Norwegian firm. nia League of Women Voters and Delta The name was misspelled in a story Kappa Gamma Society. Its title is Do any of the above sizes in dress or casual shoes fit you? If so, that appeared last week. . "Money Messages for Women." .we have your choice in stock in 100 different styles and colors. Esther Shapiro, director of consumer SWEET things ahead for the affairs for the city of Detroit, will Washington Elementary School's DOWNTOWN NORTHLAND Nov,- in progress Substantial savings speak on consumer complaints, how to on Americas Until furniture 25th anniversary party on Feb 22. get results and what to do if you don't. 1550 Woodward Ave. J.C. Penney Court h & home fashions From The PTAand staff have planned an CPA Sue C]ark will discuss credit 962-8628 569-1590 SMehigan't largest Ethan Allen dealer ice cream social and are inviting basics such as getting credit in your everyone to come — including "' name and your credit history. Isabelle former teachers and students. Bring Smith will address the subject of mon along any old photos or mementos ey and planning for the future. of the school's early days. The Credit consultant Lou Bush will pres school is located at 9449 Hix. Hours ent tax facts for women, offering ad ^ VALUABLE COUPON - of the social 6:30-8:30 p.m. and vice on when an accountant is needed sundae tickets are 60 cents pre-sate and how to cope with income tax blues. and 75 cents at the door. Atfpnrlanr-p will rw> lhnirpri-io—IM- SPEAKING of sweet things participants. Registration is on a first- — Sanders and the Girl Scouts have come basis. Pre-register by mailing a come up with the ultimate dessert. check to Delta Kappa Gamma, 35280 Scone, Livonia 48154. Off It's ice cream made from Girl Scout cookies. This special edition ice ALL Drycleaning Jlecearthside cream will be available throughout March — just in time to be enjoyed Group offers 0*1 » 3 location* with a package of Girl Scout cookies -toi which are sold March 4-13. In i you 23043 BMCHI LIVONIA • SOUTHFIELD • U'TICA trip to Toronto 221*5 CooMg* support of Girl Scout outreach •»• (Mil r^fJ(Li^ 91555 W. 10 Mil* sun. 12 10 5 open mon., thurs & In til 9 • tues., wed., sat til 5:30 program, Sanders is donating 25 A special weekend package to Toron 10fQrMfd Ufc», f wmirtgta cents for each gallong of ice cream to on April 29 and 30 and May 1 is sold. Arshalous Heckrnan of Livonia being offered by the Town and Country is one of the cookie sale managers Chapter of Professional Secretaries In Coupon Mutt Be Presented With Order -Expires 2-26-83 who will be taste test the new ternational. flavors at the Sanders plant The initial deposit and reservation Kinder-Care's New Tuesday. must be received by Feb. 15. Participants will stay at the Shera HATS OFF to the country ton Centre Hotel. The trip includes One Week Only! In£ant-Toddler Program western band Stetzen featured round-trip rail travel from Windsor to recently on the Dino Valle show on Toronto, two nights' and three days' ho United Cable's channel 28. lit the tel accommodations and baggage han We're not just a band are the father-son duo of Ken dling and hotel tips. Anniversary Dushone of Westland and Kenny The total package based on double day care Dushone of Canton on lead guitar occupancy is $115, while single occu and vocals. Also in the group Is pancy Is $161. An initial deposit of $20 center>«• • drummer Bill Dwyer of Westland. Is required at time of booking. Celebration ^ LEFTOVER yarn for a Make a reservation by sending a we're* a check to Pauline Noble, 14208 Denne, service project at Greenmead, Happy savings to you,, with child care Livonia's historical site, Is badly Livonia 48154. It should be payable to needed by the Livonia Needlecraft the Town and Country Chapter of PSI. our designer fabrics and seconds center, Club. Either rug yarn or four-ply for your home at 30 to 60% less. worsted weight would be Hurry in! appreciated. Donations can be left at the Historical Commission office Feb. 14 thru Feb. 19 in Hill House Museum, 3812$ Eight' j Tour cTIidirKvIted to I • Licensed --.. Mile Road, west of Newburgh. For new voices Tremendous Savings our SPECIAL GUEST FOR • Hot Meals more Informations; call the ONE FULL WEEK Specialised equipment and toys for commission office at 477-7375 or Throughout the Store! I AT KINDER-CARE the finest program for inftfnModdler Mary Pullck at 591-0236. - Frank and Pamela Kalllo announce |CU)d'< rowth and development, the birth of a son, Michael Andrew, on Come, joia uj TODAY for Name . 5.clean and cheerful atmosphere LAURA Callow, chairwoman Jan. 13 In Oakwood Hospital. Michael <»ke *nd coffct! I of Michigan ERAmerlca, will speak has a brother, Edward, and a sister, to University of Michigan-Dearborn Donna. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. I TelepiKvae _i Professor James Gruber's sex roles Runo Kalllo of Detroit and Teresa Du- I Signed There's a Kinder-Care® class tomorrow from 6-0 p.m. But rlgon of Westland. ' near you*. the invitation to hear Callove Is Open, ^CORNERS to the public at no charge. The Louie and Gall Denskl of Livonia art' Enroll your child, today!; discussion will focus on the question: nounce the birth of son Ryan Louis, 8 1933 S. Telegraph Road HoW can Wome^n achieve equality In pounds, Jafl. 20 In Annapolis Hospital, Bloomfield Hills 332-9163 For additional Informatlob, call: employment, health, home, family Wayne. Crandparenla are Barb and Open Mondays'til 8 p.m. Kinder Care 641-8480 TROY (Toddlers Only) 6nd law without a constitutional Paul Dewki of Canton, Mary and Jim (wclil FREE WEEK offer 357-3390 SOUTHFIELD amendment? For more Information, Hayes of Plymouth, and great-grand- v»lid for «ir etrollM* only ill tynMit of rtgUtrttloa. call 593-5555. parents Eva Roeder of Wayne and Lou- Oopoe Expira Mtrcfc 7,ItoJ 455-1950 WESTLAND Is Kanka of Loty, Calif. 4552560 PLYMOUTH Monday, February 14, 1983 O&B *7frrMj:- Simon comedy plays Homer's True Grist "Barefoot In the Park," the "Nell FEATURED AS the neighbor Is Bobb fiffiSSFj Simon favorite, Is playing through* James, who starred in True Grist's last March 27 at the True Grist Ltd. restau production, "I Dol I Do!" Opposite him •RESTAURANT* rant and dinner theater In Homer. as Corle's slightly daffy mother is Performances are Thursday-Sunday Lansing actress Leanor Relzen. theater evenings, with matinees Wednesday*-' Completing the cast are resident Group rates are available Thursdays company regulars Tira McKanic and lighting. Mary Bills Is in charge of cos and Sundays. Student rates are accept Charles Burr. tumes, with Katherine La Pietra coor ed every night but Saturdays. For res "Barefoot" Is directed by Richard dinating properties. ervations call 517-568-4151. Strand, whose set designs were seen on • The comedy Is the story of the True Grist stage last season. Strand i newlyweds Corle aed Paul and their, also has appeared onstage at the mill In first home — an outrageously expen "The Learned Ladies" and "Some 2 for 1 I 1 sive, slx-floor-walk-up with leaking--; thing's Afoot,'" , ."••* We invite you toi skylight, lukewarm radiator and looitey 4 Now based in CBicigo, he has direct enjoy one entrees neighbor. "Barefoot in the Park" has ed for a number of theaters there. Last m when a second eh- S J tree of equal or • been playing to theater audiences for summer, he was director for Alpena's :«•; nearly 20 years. I greater value is pur-1 i£ Thunder Bay Theatre. chased. The lower True Grist's production stars Rock Greg Bryant, new technical director i priced entree will be I land Mers, who made his debut at the at True Grist, is handling sets amd i at no charge. I mill theater as Sgt. Trotter In "The f Mousetrap," and Mary Lynn Strand, OPEN I -*• who has appeared at the mill in "The I MONDAY I :P Learned Ladies" and "Something's I I Afoot." II This Week Only! I I Special I I Treat for I jj£, I tf>* I BET and JESSIES * I The Ladies Kate Netligan sensitively portrays a mother struggling Old Fashioned Deep Fried Fish on I to remain outwardly calm during a search for her miss <*»fc* I at I Valentines* I ing son in "Without a Trace." LENTEN SPECIAL Jolly Miller I Fish & Chips Restaurant 1 Day I tfff> I • Valet Parking • I GrieSlaW- $Q85 I COUPON VALID Beverage *~^ TUES.-THURS. I f EVEiNINGSONLY the movies Special Good Every Day (Except Fridays) J^Ssr** I 1 From Feb. 14 until the end of Lent. 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I count applies to least exf Toast (5-30 am - 11 am) Available everySunday I pensive meti • Taut and suspenseful, "Without a Trace" captures the audience (Inside or Carry Out) thru Thursday after 5:30 » Salad Bar Only is coo-j Two Location* To Serva You Baiter I at the beginning and holds it to the end. The film never deviates I Mil*. 3 bli«. E. ©I Inkatar. »3-0916 Reservations Suggested sldered an Entree • Mon.-Thur*.; 5:» a.m.-Midnighl; Fil. 4 Sal.: S30 a.«n.-3 a.m., ' I from Its central theme, the efforts of a mother to find her missing Sun_ 7 » JTI.-I 1 p.m. • Present this Coupon • son. - Corntr Grand Rhrar ft Lahtar. Old Radford I > One coupon per couple I Mon -Sat.: 8 a.m.-* p.m.. Suru S mjn.-3 p.m. Plymouth 459-4500 There Is an intensity and single-mlndedness about the effort that I • One check per Table I is totally engrossing. Other issues arise regarding personal rela HHtOn Northville Rd. at 5 Mile • This coupon supersedes! tionships, police procedures and the role of the media, but these |nn Plymouth all other newspaper of-1 arenn'' t allowed to distract us or dilute the impart nf the film -¾ few or coupons priori- It was directed by Stanley R. Jaffe from a script by Beth 2 to 4/1/81. S Gutcheon, who has done an exceptional job. The strength of the £• aVVJam« •• pa rf film lies in its strong script with believable dialogue delivered by fine actors. Kate Nelllgan (who also was excellent In the spy thriller "The Eye of the Needle") plays Susan Selky, the mother of 6-year-old Alex (Daniel Bryan Corkill). One morning he sets off on his usual two-block walk to school and disappears. TAVERN AN IRISH EATERY NELLIGAN HAS the difficult task, which she handles with great sensitivity, of portraying a woman struggling to control her emo tions and act rationally under circumstances that defy normal be NOW OPEN havior. She is an educated woman on the English faculty of Columbia Featuring University. By her upbringing and training, she is disposed to pres • Magnificent Munchles • Our Famous "Sheehan Burgers" ent an appearance that suggests she is calm and collected. She is • Plus Other Sandwich Greats not the sort of person to externalize her Inner feelings. Yet now she • Super Soups is In a situation where she is filled with anguish, anger and fear. • Salad Specials • Bar-B-Que Ribs&Ohicken Nelligan, with just the right quiver in her voice, tightness in her > Enticing Entres smile and edginess in her movements projects all this and more. In public, there are the^nfrequent outbursts of temper. Alone in her COCKTAILS On Any Of Our room, we see her give in to her grief. All You Can Eat Specials Her husband (David Dukes - Slote in "The Winds of War"), HAPPY HOUR "2 for 1 Cocktails" on our Bar Level from whom she is separated, is there initially to share the trauma, (Good at all location*. Limit and her friends and neighbors are there for moral support, espe Mon:-Frl.2p.m.-7p.rn. twopaopla par coupon,) cially her divorced friend Margaret (Stockard Charming). AAon.-Thurs. Wp.m.-Gosing However, as months pass, a distance and. uneasiness grow be Frl. & Sat. 11 p.m.-Closing .All You Can Eat tween Susan and the others. They expect her to "face reality" and Sat. T2Noon-7p.m. .accept henloss. For Susan, reality means continuing to look and &na.Uu_S»*a«l*I.SJt hope. MONDAY Merriman Just North of Warren The person closest to her during this ordeal is Lt. Menettl (Judd VEAL PARMIGIANA DINNER 3.50 Choice ol oowl ol soup, sa'ad or slaw, spaghelli or Hlrsch), the police officer in charge of the case. He directs the potato, includes vegetable and bread basket search with energetic determination and dedication. 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Bouts of hope and despair alternate as the police check out potato, vegetable and bread basket one lead and suspect after another. __ ] at 5.95 WEDNESDAY 10:00 AM to 2:30 PM It would be criminal of any reviewer to reveal the ending of this SPAGHETTI 3.50 film, but I would like to add a warning which I hope will add to the Choice ol bowl of soup, sa'ad o' slaw. Children under 12 yrs. $4.95 confusion. 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Con vintages I could and find them all full, Reynojds and Goldle Hawn as a couple of screenwriters who sider charbono, a muscular, beefy, usu work well together until they get married. pleasant and carrying the potential for ally tannic wine of pleasnt dimension. long bottle life. Richard THE DARK CRYSTAL (PG). An adventure-fantasy by the creators In spite of the spelling, the origins of Perhaps more than any other of the Muppets features strange, elf-like creatures caught up in the grape appear to be almost certainly winemaker, Inglenook has done yeo Watson a struggle between the forces of good and evil la a setting that French, ^although it is not produced man service to keep this grape alive to resembles J.R.R. Tolkien's Middle Earth. there as a varietal today. It has been our attention. (There is a 1978 vintage best charbono of the grape by far. your friends when you really want to known there under the name charbon- in the wings.) , amaze them. EATING RAOUL (R). Deadpan dialogue and tacky surroundings neau, but'Is now a modest success in It is not hindered by being the unidi- set the tone for this bizarre comedy about a stuffy couple who But there now are others. mensional beast that it can be at its Charbono is great as an accompani California under its more Italianate Parducci^Winery In Mendocino has a ment to sharp cheeses, spicy beef dish come up with an outrageous plan for bankrolling a restaurant. name. worst. Rather, the souveraln is com decade or more experience behind it is plex, spicy and rich with lovely aro es and, of course, pastas. It would also It goes back to well Into the last cen suing this wine. Most of the bottles THE ENTITY (R). Barbara Hershey stars as a woman who experi mas. This is a real sleeper of a wine. stand up well to a hamburger loaded tury when It was a sometimes success tasted suggest that, with age, Parduc- Try a blind tasting of this with some of with onions and bleu cheese. ences the terror of an unknown presence Intent on possessing In California In pre-phloxera .days. ci's charbonos tend to be the softest her body and soul. There Is evidence of an 1882 issue from and gentlest around. Try the 1975 vin 48 HOURS (R). Action drama with comic flair features Nick Nolte Inglenook, making it the ancestor of tage currently available. and Eddie Murphy as a white cop and a black con who are those now being offered. Because of its Franciscan's new release, a 1978, is rnest Jones will lead forced to work together to track down two killers. characteristics, it is often confused its first available to us in Michigan. r t with barbera^this even happened at In Made from 100 percent charbono FRANCES (R). Powerful drama with Jessica Lange as Frances glenook for a time, according to old grapes (it is not known as a good blend SU Symphonic Band Farmer, the film actress whose independence and radical views California wine lore), both wines being er), it is a big and chewy issue. Very led to a tragic downfall. very earthy and long-lived when vini- nice. Ernest A. Jones of Bloomfield Hills The Wayne State University Alumni fled for the long life they deserve. will be guest conductor with the WSU Association will salute band members GANDHI (PG). Epic film about Mahatma Gandhi, political and However, only charbono- hoists Its NOT AVAILABLE in Michigan is Symphonic Band, in concert Wednes with an afterglow following the band's 4 spiritual leader who led movement for Indian independence own society that on occasion gathers in Errtte Fortino's charbono from the day at Orchestra Hall in Detroit. concert. from Britain. Magnificent performance by Ben Kingsley as California to taste-the comparative ef Hecker Pass area of Santa Clare Coun Jones, a retired advertising execu The salute to the band is in recogni Gandhi. forts of the six winemakers who pres ty. He tends to vinify the wine to be tive, will lead the band for "Victory at tion of the band's two-week concert ently bottle the wine. (The Wine Spec more in line with his Italian back Sea." He was invited to conduct the tour in China last summer at the invita THE MAN FROM SNOWY RIVER (PG). Handsome adventure tator occasionally reports the results of ground than any other. And it is a band because of his interest in, and sup tion of the All-China Youth Federation. film from Australia presents mountain, boy's passage into man these unusual evenings.) grape that will take that kind of treat port of, the. arts, especially Detroit- The reception will have a Chinese hood. Kirk Douglas plays double role as two feuding brothers. ment. area orchestras and bands. theme. In addition, there will be an ex Newcomer Tom Burllnson has title role. FOR A VARIETY of reasons In Papagni also makes the wine but I Conducting the 80-member band for hibit of paintings and photographs of glenook Is the most noteworthy of the •have not been able to find any. this special concert will be Harold Ar- the trip done by Joseph Maniscalco of SOPHIE'S CHOICE (R). Beautifully acted and photographed Him present six producers. The 1977 vin Finally, and most important, and the noldi of Harper Woods. The concert Detroit, one of the band members. based on William Styron's novel of a Polish immigrant (Meryl tage has just been issued and earned reason behind this article, is the re program will include "The Navy Tickets for loge seating and the aft . Streep), her volatile lover (Kevin Kline) and a young Southern L honors in several jqdgings, a most es lease of Souverin Cellars. This 1978 is Hymn," "Solo de Concours" with Rob erglow are $7.50 General seating tick writer (Peter MacNicol) whom they befriend. teemed issue. Still available on wine sue is currently available locally and, ert Maniscalco soloist, and "Flour ets are $4. For further information store shelves will be earlier vintages, at a very fair price (about $5.50), Is the • ishes." phone 577-2161. THE STING II (PG), Jackie Gleason and Mac Davis are a couple of con men Involved in the biggest scam of their careers. Movie also feature Oliver Reed and Karl Maiden. "JUST LIKE HOMEMADE' Upper Pennlneula e^tchie's, Style Pasties with that Finnish accent •Family Restaurant- &y% Rutabaga A Carrot GtfOD FOOD ^ In every onet-— —OPffSFECIALITY IS HOfflgSTYLS COOKING PASTRIES HADDOCK FISH 4 CHIPS OAILY SPECIALS and hduOM Soup. S4*d « Cofc 8r» NEW! BUSINESSMEN'S LUNCHEONS 19161 Merriman Specializing in American, Italian LIVONIA TRY OUR & Greek Food 471-1680 Complete Carryout and Catering Service Available GREEN PEPPER 1 F Carry-out, hot or frozen 30471 PLYMOUTH ROAD "*ff Mon.-Sat. 10*7 pm 7 MILE PASTIES . LIVONIA • 525-2820 CHIMM Much? Listen for more music intf&n^ on 11-' '-/:• M.VI Metromedia Stereo x- ~n,— »v»w *M"P*P mw^ mmmm ®lje (©bserucr Brad Emons, C.J. Risak edilors/591-2317 Monday, February 14, 1983 O&E * - . (L,R,W,G)1C Thurston secures NSL crown outright Sibel, Weiss trip. Glenn, 49-45 -¾ By Brad Emons George Sibel, a springy 6-foot-2 sen-, couldn't walk," said Glenn coach Dan staff writer ior, pulled the late heroics for Thurs- Henry. "He was running a 103-degree tonCHe scored six of Ms game-high 21 fever. The drought is over. points in the final l:25to give the Ea "It's would be easy to say we would Redford Thurston reigns as outright gles the victory. His basket with 10 sec have played better with Paul. I dpn't basketball champion of the Northwest onds left sealed Glenn's fate. know. I thought we played our hearts Suburban League. The Eagles, who last At one point theJRockets appeared to out and rose to the occasipn."' won a title in 1966, clinched it Friday be in good position to pull an upset as Glenn had the upper-hand in a sloppi with a 49-45 victory over host Westland Jack Walker's two free throws gave his ly played first half, 21-18, as guards John Glenn before a jam-packed team at 45-43 lead with 2:09 to play. Greg Gill and Mike Baydarian, both un crowd. BUT THE momentum swung back in derclassmen, tallied six points each. "I'm totally relieved," said Thurston Thurston's favor as Glenn committed coach Gary Fraliek, now in his fourth three costly turnovers coupled with IN THE THIRD quarter, Thurston's season. "We live dangerously. We don't two missed free throws. down the 6-5 swingman Jim Weiss took control. play for 32 minutes, but we got the job stretch. He reeled off eight straight points, done and you can't knock it. "We couldn't swing him open most of many on drives to the hoop, to give the "These guys keep hustling and when the time, but when we needed a bucket, Eagles a 35-31 advantage after three it's a close game, they think its theirs." Sibel would get it," said Fraliek. quarters. Thurston has now won 15 straight, Glenn was missing its leading scorer "At the. half I told them we needed including eight in the league, since an and rebounder, 6-8 Paul Grazulis, who more movement," Fraliek said. "There opening-game loss to Milford Lake could not play because of an infected was too much dribbling. We had all land. Glenn, who still mathematically foot. kinds of breakdowns on offense. We had a chance at the title going in, "He came to practice the day after weren't hitting the offensive boards. slipped to 12-5 overall and 5-3. we beat Wayne (on Tuesday) and "We were kind of in a sleepwalk, but fortunately we were only down three." Fraliek wanted his team to push the ball up the court in the second half. Lady Ocelots win again "When Weiss had an opening, he took it to the hoop," the Thurston coach add The Schoolcraft College women's The Lady Ocelots went into week ed. "He hasn't been doing that lately, basketball team overcame a two- end action with a 13-5 overall but he did today and it gave us a lift." point halftime deficit Wednesday to record. They are 8-3 in conference Henry said Weis3, a strong ball han beat visiting Southwestern Michi play. dler, was the difference in the third" gan, 78-66. quarter. - Cathi Hengy, a freshman guard, MADONNA CAGE TRYOUTS paced the Lady Ocelots with 22 "WHEN STEVE (Jaskolski) got four points and seven steals. Tryouts for the 1983-84*women's fouls, we had to take him out and we basketball team at Madonna College weren't able to stop Weiss' penetra Also in double figures were center tion," he said. Cheryl Sobkow (19), forward De in Livonia will be held from 3 to 6. p.m. Sunday in the Activities Center Weiss finished with 18 pointsrand 6-7 borah Johnson (18) and point-guard center Dan Starinsky, although score Kathy Peck (14). on campus. Coach Marrilee Hoag said that less, grabbed nine rebounds and started Sobkow, the Eastern Conference's scholarship money is available many of Thurston's f?st-hr<>akg -leading—rebounds, gtabbed—T2~ Gill paced GJenn with 14 points. Thurston's Steve Smifh (middle) drives the lane won the Northwest Suburban League cage title .misses while teammate Gina John For more information, call 591- Jaskolski, starting in place of Grazulis, against Glenn defenders Mike Baydarian (left) and outright Friday with a four-point triumph. son led with five assists. 5135. added 11 while Baydarian netted 10. Todd Jennings (right). Smith and his teammates Dynamos take aim at hockey history Franklin beats old coach Pat Garvey and Dennis Keller Both Garvey and Keller joined each captured two individual events Randy Lotero and Brent Madigan to A group of area Pee Wee Major AAA Hockey League, the Dynamos have "This team stresses passing. They head coach! Keith Carnes and Bob Beaufait serve as his assistants. as Livonia Franklin dunked Novi win the 400 freestyle relay in 3:51.4. hocltey players are in Quebec City this racked up an impressive 23-0-2 record play disciplined hockey. They play and ex-Patriot coach Larry Teahan, The Patriots also captured the week in quest of ah international title. (Including two playoff wins). their zones and skate well. They're OTHER LOCAL PLAYERS on the 81-46, in a non-league boys' swim 200 medley relay as Madigan The Michigan Dynamos, a group of They qualified for the Quebec event goooVshooters, too." meet last week. teamed up with Sean Blythe, Brian 12-year-olds, started double-elimina by winning the Silver Stick regional at Plymouth's Neil Carnes Jr., the championship team include Kevin Rus- kin and. Joe Murray, both of Canton; Teahan, who coached Franklin for Niedbala and Andy King for a time tion play yesterday with hopes of be St. Clair Shores and the International team's leading scorer, was named 15 years before moving to Novi this of 1:58.7. coming the first American team ever Silver Stick in Port Huron. MVP of the Esso Cup Tournament held Doug Abraham, Brian Mulcahy, Mark Beaufait, Eric Shurln and Bill Baffy, season, saw the Patriots, now to win the title. The finals are sched recently in the Toronto. coached by Dave Balnaves, win nine Other, Franklin winners included uled for Sunday. THE DYNAMOS downed Bramela, There were 32 teams and we were > all of Livonia; and Chris Brandt, South- John Corriea, diving, 146 points; field. of 11 events. "This is an invitational in conjunc Ontario, 7-1, to win an unprecedented one of the few American teams to Garvey was victorious in the 200- . Lotero, 100 backstroke, 1:09.2; and tion with their winter carnival," said third International championship as make it to the finals," Abraham said. Abraham has been most impressive Ed Wasko, 100 breaststrbke, 1:11.0. in the nets. His goals-against average is and 500-yard frees tyles with clock Dynamo team manager John Abraham center-winger Gus Battaglia of Plym "The Marlies, who are sponsored by the ings of 2:01.0 and 5:20.8, respective of Livonia. "They've had crowds for outh was the MVP. under 1.00. Franklin, 2-7 overall, will return Maple Leafs, beats us 4-1." Rounding out the squad are Chris ly. Keller, meanwhile, made it a this tournament up to 10,000 and "We have tryouts in the summer," clean sweep in the freestyle events to action Thursday at home against 12,000.* said Abraham. "Seven of. these boys The Dynamos use U-M Dearborn as Tamer, Jim Cummins, John Mauri and Garden City in a Northwest Subur Chris Bartoloni. with wins at 50 yards (23.5) and 100 A member of the Michigan National have been together for fouryears. their home rink. Nell Carnes is the yards (52.9). ban League meet. Poised Rocks top Churchill in WLAA duel By C.J. Risak staff writer With the steadiness of an acrobat on a high wire, Plymouth SalenY* basketball team methodically disposed of Livonia Churchill Friday night, 48-36, at Churchill. There was no high drama, no spectacular one^ man show, no critical play that turned the tide. Sa lem just took command early, withstood Churchill's single short rally and won handily." While hot a spectacular spectator's game, it did have significance in the standings. The victory kept ALL 1981 -83 INVENTORY REDUCED Salem even with Livonia Stevenson for the No. 1 , berthli'the Western Lakes Activities Association " (WLAA) playoffs. Churchill has clinched the top po SAVE 30 TO 50 SKIS sition In the WLAA's Western Division with a 9-3 mark. Salem is IQ-l In the Lakes Division. EVERY FAMOUS BRAND SKI Ui STOCK .ROSSIGNOL .KNEISSL .OLIN ELAN .DYNASTAR ..K-2 .KASTLE • SALEM SCORED the game's first six points and. led.by eight/ 16-fl, rnidwflly through the second peri .HEAD .ATOMIC .FISCHER KARHU /TRAK .AUTHIER od. Churchill cut the margin to four at the intermis sion (22-18) and tied U early in the second half on consecutive baskets by John Merner. SAVE 30 TO 50 CLOTHING Glenn Medalle/who turned in another fine offen ALL FAMOUS BRAND CLOTHING IN STOCK sive performance for Salem by notching 16 points, and Merner traded baskets to leave the score, tied .WHITE STAG ROFFE .DEMETRE SLALOM.CEVAS .SERAC .SPYDER at 24-ali before the Rocics assumed control. Com ALPINE DESIGN .MOUNTAIN GOAT .FUSALP.POWDERHORN .HEAD bining an bn-anc^of t pressure riian-to-man defense .FIRST DOWN.OBERMEYER.SPORTAROUND.TQPVlER.MEISTER.GH with a deadeye outside shooting offense, the Rocks ran off 12 straight points to put the game away. "You have to credit.the Salem defense,* said SAVE 20% TO 50% BOOTS Churchill <*>ach Don Albertson. "When it was 22-22, we took three-to-five bad shots. EVERY FAMOUS BRAND BOOT IN STOCK "They pushed our guys a step too far, just outside .NORDICA .LANGE .HEIERLING .DOLOMITE .CABER their range, and we were missing.'' .SALOMON .MAGNUM .NORTALIA SALEM COAtH Fred Thoniann agreed with Al bertson's analysis; "tVe wanted to take Merner away inside.and No^ 22 (Craig Hunter) away out SAVE 20% TO 50 % STORE WIDE side," thomann said. "We didn't .want to give (Hunt 1981-83 INVENTORY REDUCED SALE ENDS FEB.26 WHILE QUANTITIES LAST er) any set-up shout. /•••'•:.''•.,' 'SOME NEW 1983-84 EQUIPMENT I A FEW UNCHANGED MOOUSSTVIES INClUCHNO Ce FOR NEXT SEASON NOTONSAU GARY CASKEY/«laH phOtOO,rapf>«r "Sometimes we \were playing them harder and 73 M L 85 BlOOMritLOH|LL8.:a38-0803 ANN ARBOR «73»340 * LI NT. ••• -r ?•»,?$?. fA?t 0«2J.°^«t *ftV"i.'" forcing them but further, then sometimes, when we «l<»IOMlll»l A/".' ;.,;; ii |»l V • • ROCHESTER I <" ** TROY I BLOOMR D i & P%f3pd I r SOUTHflELO JO REAL E8TATE 333 Northern Property 414 Florid* Rentals •L520 Secretarial Business 714 Business A 616 Auto Rentals 25 Bathtub RefinlshJng 99 Quttera 223 Recreatiohlai VehWe wmmm 3J4 Out «l Town Property 415 Vacation Rentals , < Services Office Equtprne/it Leasing ' 26 Blcycie Maintenance 102 Handyman' ' Service 819 Auto Financing FOR SALE 338 Florida Property (or 416 Halts hx Rent L522 Professional Services 715 Comm-lnd Equipment 27 Brick. 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N. of Hickory GARDEN CITY AREA Since I ¢2 4 Lanphars Inc 362 Real Estate Wanted Contemporary buildings wilh elegant Air Conditioning. Swimming Pool Club- and two bedroom apartments Appli BAVARIA ON THE WATER Spacious one bedroom apartment, $285 255-4000 atrium entrances complete with . boose. No Pels. Grove Road. 2 bedrooms, 2 RED WING ances Include dishwasher, disposal etc. V, Mile N. ol 1-75 on Dixie Hwv. monthly Carpet, decorated & central ELEVATOR service * TV security baths, carport and heat In- Great location, near Fairlane Town Office hours 1-SPM, Moo -Sat, Sun it air Heat included. FOR FIRST MORTGAGES • J Quality. Close to Shopping. 1 Bloc* North of Center Starting at $335 uvludeaheaL 1 Eve by appointment only «25-1407 Garden City Terrace. 425-3814 I«$«<1 Industrial BuiMinp CompetJ- 1 It 2 bedroom apts. featuring frost-free TICKET \ABSOLUTELY 'refrigerators, Jishwashers. self clean "Maple. 1 Block "E of Coolidge, oear eluded at $500. to 6 pm Moo thru Fn 2Y4-5W2 Uve Rite - 70¾ o( Current Appraisal of Somerset Mall GARDEN CITY. Maplewood Apart $210,000 Each One or all • individual! ing ovens, private balconies & {sillos/ 335-1230 296-7602 CROOKS & insulated windows, spacious linen & WINNER Diplomat & Embassy- ments 1 bedroom with appliances or Investor Groups 1045 Schuyler, Mil- TOP FOR APPOINTMENT Heat and water locluded 10% senior ford. Mi 48041. eve. weekend. «96-Jm Jtorage elose Oakland Count107y 0 *A Wayne090 County 0 The numbers are in your favor if you Rochester-Avon Twp. dial one of these to place your Observer & Eccentric classified ad. One call does it all—and will put extra cash in your budget! Call today. THERE'S A LOT GOING ON IN i •i ;; i .i ••; .' REACH MICHIGAN'S FINEST MARKET J v ONE CALL DOES IT ALL! It ii f Monday. February U,-1983 O&E 400 Apartment* For Rent 400 Apartment* Fo/RenJ 400 Apartment! For Rent 400 Apartments For Rent 400 Apartments For Rent 400 Apartments For Rent 400 Apartments For Rent 400 Apartments For Rent 400 Apartment* For Rent INDIAN VILLAGE PLYMOUTH • Heat luraisied 0o« bed Spacious 8tu<3>0 apartmeoti from 1120 room, appliances, carpeting, txctlleat Oakland Valley PLYMOUTH ROCHESTER MANOR PLYMOUTH, carpeted, 1 bedroom, air PLYMOUTH -177 Starltneatber. 1 bed monthly. BeaEtifiil »partm*cU la a location. No pels* HIS /mo. 4$»->W7 cooditioaing. appliaaces, heat, laundry, room apartment Kjtdbeo appliances. lovely «re* minutes from dowctowtt Luxurious APARTMENTS ROYAL OAK storage. Lease 4 security. Weekdays af 1250 per month plu* security desposit- No. 2 APTS. LIVE ON THE PARK ter 4pm, weekends anytime 27 J-95^1 Heat Include Near Oaflaod University, N. oo Sqtir- PARKER HOUSE «!->»> PLYMOUTH 2nd Floor Penthouse ROCHESTER TERRACES Over 3,000 Sq. Ft. reL past Walton Blvd, L. o» Birchfleld 1 BEDROOM, Carpeted living room 812 Plate at Parkdale a HERITAGE APTS. to Patrick Henry Dr, R to office Apt and hall.central air conditioning, kitch . litBEDROOMS 400 Apartments For Rent Klngsbrldge Apartments 611. Studio/1 aid J bedroom apart en builMna, basement, parking, pool. Appliances & Carpeting Just 1 mBe from t-75. Beauti 1 bedroom from $280 drooms-4 baths ments. Sunken living room, (JoonraU, Ready for occupancy |2Ji monthly, »175- IS05 Including heal ful ndwty carpeted 2 bed 1 *sd 2 bedrooms slirt »1 I2U Spacious Closet Space balconies, self ckan&g ovens, sell de heat wcloded CAUTAMI SUPER LOW RENTS 2 bedrooms from $330 frosting refrigerator, disisraabtr*. See Mgr 40J35 Plymouth Rd apt 101 room townhoose. Full base INCLUDES HEAT & WATER \Large breakfast room Smarting 1270 per month If you sign «p 651-7772 ment. $390 month Country settiog Poof Paojry for a 12 months' tease, you'll get the ROCHESTER - Stodlo apartment, prt- " anc« Clubbotise first month free" 453-2310 vati, quiet apartment for single 0011- FAMILY AFFAIR o noon 6pm dally StovefM|cjowave Call Tues.. Wed, Fri * J0-4J0 455-2143 ROYAL OAK. beautiful spacious-1 bed pancy. Deluxe features throogVMjl in '(OKiriijtlridgeDr Refrigerator. Dishwasher Thun. frW-SJa Sat 9-10-1:20 excellent location. I2»5. • «1-7041 547-2672 275-4364 (0 Gibraltar room apartment, 1J25 month, air, heat, APARTMENTS Formal Dining Room 373-2196 carport toctuded, adults,. ' -$?«-il7J 675-4233 PIymout h Hills Ubra/y 400 Apartments For Rent LAHSERS MILK m PLYMOUTPLYMOL H Window Treatments - Living 400 Apartments For Rent THREE LARGE 2 BEDROOM. $2»0 per mootl JM S. MILL Room & Master Bedroom incltduig beat. air. appliances Mature BE0RQ0M adults, no petj Evenings ., J$6-S8J3 Modern 1 & 2 Bedroom 9 Mlla& Providence Dr. Air Conditioned IN TOWNHOUSES Fully Carpeted Call CHARLES PLYMOUTH DiihwasW WHITEHALL TROY trpm'425 to-cnil Laundry & more 557-5339 , MANOR APTS APARTMENTS HEAT SPECIAL OFFER From $295 - ROCHESTER - INCLUDED Call Noon to 6 PM In The Heart of the Hills Luxurious HAMLET S175MO.FOR90DAYS 455-4721 278-8319 Spacious 1 U J bedroom Townhouse* 2 Bedroom Apartments I & 2 Bedrooms . WITH 1 YR. LEASE Moo Tues. Than. Wed & Fri Avon Kill* Cooperative Sal U Sen from 1264 to f341 permooth • 2 Full Baths • Carports from S305 For 'amities wilh children & small pets. Senior . 1 & 2 bedroom apis , RtVERDALE PARK APARTMENTS Pets & Children welcome.' • -Car ports • Security Intercom Citizens welcome. 1M00 Telegraph (« Mile area). Carpet Purchase a Membership In Ihis Adult Community - reserved for Cily of Plymouth Co-operative & enjoy the beoe/its of ed 1 bedroom apartments. Appliances, 1 residents over the age of 50 • Central air, water • Ample closei space Central Downtown Area air conditioning & ample parking. Co-operative Living » No Pets Frora J2S5 a month Rent Includes heat Call Moa-Frl .Jam-Spm. Sat .12-4pmi> FREE CABLE TV • Kitchen appliances* Balconies & Patios Accessibility Call Moo Thru Sat tam-5pm, 5M-0798 - 652-OJM - ^' •-Dish»asbtf.g»rb*gedisposal • Swimming Pool 455-3880 W. 9 MIJ.E AT PROVIDENCE DR. Ttve Family Affair site is located on Rochester Road, 'A • Carpeting • Uufidry facilities in each building NORTHVILLE - 1 bedroom apartment J 400 ADaftm&nfS For Rent mile north of Square Lake Rd. In the City of Troy. in 8 UAJI complei 1295 incluoes heat ^^ npai uiminw ryi ncm IN SOUTHFIELD Easy access to Metro Detroit is via 1-75. Spacious sonny rooms, dining area, • Hampton Community facilities include gojf, jogging & Hour*.- Mon. thru Sat. 9 am-5 pm laundry room, off-street parking Avail ^v Office Open Daily, Sat. & Sun. skiing (raits able March lst.no pels J4»S<<9 Sun. »2-4 pm — Closed Tuej. 557>5339 ROCHESTER 852-0311 OFFICE PHONE: 879-2466 Northwood ScotMe dlparfments PLYMOUTH SQUARE Apartments Newburgh between Joy i Warren CORAL RIDGE 11 Mile-Woodward APARTMENT *—••———^ t & 2 Bedrooms "From 295 Spacious Apartments • Carpeting \JQ 2nd at Wilcox • Rochester ^A • Air Conditioning 1 Bedroom available • Range FREE HEAT • Refrigerator 1 & 2 Bedroom Apartments from'MO • Swimming Pool FREE COOKING GAS $290 • Heat Included .•Hej'-.sj*' , 'Secu'ihlnte.-com 1 & 2 Bedrooms 1½ Baths Includes: Heat • Air Conditioning • Cf-rvr*',<" • vrplecbsft space 541-3332 •^;cnf->app.dTc^ »fe!corte<&PiiKr> Covered Parking Livonia Schools ! MAYFLOWER HOTEL • Stove • Refrigerator Carpeting •[>h.w-,Kf' wn^c:spCNi.C2bleTVaY3JaWe IS LUXURY WHAT YOU SEEK Monthly rooms available Maid service, Model Open 9-5 Daily, 12-5 Weekends • Q.-f*:^ . taund'v iacit« m edch rxrfdng telephone service, color TV, private • Laundry Facilities • Pool bath, and more' Starting at M00 per Opportunely month. Contact Creon Smith. 4J3-I620 IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY tSJ HOuSino 455-4300 Beautiful Wooded Surroundings walk-to ;^pseti; ^^b|d^m^has^o^il6 OAKLAND MALL 651-0042 455-6570 bath. Close to shipping and expi^wayaS APARTMENTS EAST POINTE WE5L f£^> 1 BEDROOM »355-2 BEDROOM Mil ONE & TWO BEDROOMS TOWNHOUSES from $295 FRASER, Ml. STaWBRQQKE J1PTS INCLUDES HEAT 14Va MILE-GROESBECK . Joy Rd. at I-275 CARPETING 70owe* P^t^t AIR CONDITIONING 1-2-3 BEDROOM APARTMENTS 1 & 2 Bedrooms 1½ Baths OPEN DAiLYti SWIMMING POOL RENT INCLUDES: Pool-Tennis Plymouth Schools 6ADLE T.V. —.STOVE -CARPETING- SATURDAY^: • REFRIGERATOR • PRIVATE ENTRANCE 10 Mile-Hoover Close to I-75 expressway • HEAT .LAUNDRY FACILITIES • WINTER SPECIAL. and just blocks from Oak • HOT WATER .PLAYGROUND 1 &2 BedroomsI SUN. 12T6; CLOSED WED. land Mall Shopping Center. CHILDREN WELCOME FREE HEAT '295 365 East Edmund St.. just OFFICE OPEN FREE COOKING GAS East of John R and South of DAILY, SAT. AND SUN. u t FREE CABLE TV Heat Carpeting 14 Mile Rd. in Madison 792-0116 CABLE TV Helghls. From *285 Air Conditioning Appliances' Swimming Pool Tennis Courts 348-9590 or 642-8686 PHONE 588-5558 MODEL OPEN 5-5 DAILY, 12-5 WEEKENDS 9AM-5PM Mon. thru Frl. Office open Daily, Sat., Sun. 10AM-4PMSat.&Sun. £l °S 455-7200 754-1100 Plymouth Lincoln *. Towers * - House mmm mmmMWMMwm Apartments PARKSIDE APTS. A&2 aV^rrttom. *** Apts. 15075 Lincoln Road Northgate Apts. ente ''-•<' - r (Greenfield & 10½ Mile) FROM S260 Telegraph - 5 Mile Apartrrv^^Watt_© Adult Community M Y-i RENT INCLUDES (i STUDIOS -1 & 2 BEDROOMS it • Air-Condilioning • Range • Refrigerator • Carpeting Immediate Occupancy >.•'• Special Offer FROM'260 $175 Mo. For 90 Days • Garbage Disposal • Laundry & Storage Facilities • Studio 1 & 2 Bedrooms Adult Community Reserved for Residents Over SO n With 1 Yr. Lease Swimming Pool • Tennis Courts • Activity 8uilding • Heat Included —1 & 2 Bedroom Apts. Central Air, Heat, Appliances, Carpeting, • Air Conditioning City of Plymouth Community Room, T.V., & Card Room, • Heat & Hot Water • Extra Storage Central Oowritown Area Pool, Cable TV FREE CABLE TV No Pets 968-0011 'A • Laundry Facilities 1 GREENFIELD AT 10V2 MILE RD. • Short Term Leases 453-6050 :^.^-,¾¾ w;-?yraf~ •w^^mov i±-ii OFFICE OPEN DAILY STOP BY OR CALL 1 SAT. & SUN. 968-8688 THE PEOPLE WHO CAREI I1 mmKi-l mm*£*&: 1 532-9234 Huntington Garden 23750 Fenkell Townhouses Presented by Mid America Mgml Corp. GROSVENOR SOUTH Why settle for less when you can call TOWNHOUSES Huntington Gardens home? Enjoy the ELNf ST., TAYLOR luxury of a stately brick townhouse (Fasi orTelfgraph, South of Coddard) nestled-among towering shade trees! Ail SPACIOUS 2BEDROOM UNITS OrruouQAXaii JlLana^ the ease of apartment living is yours in a neighborhood setting. Conveniently APARTMENTS; located close to shopping, transportation $262 month & recreation. 2 B:R. carpeted Private Entrance "See about our Rent Special" Townhouse w/full basement from $B0! STOVE/REFRIGERATOR. CARPETING LUXURY APARTMENTS Visit our furnished model at 10711 W 10 Heat Included SAVE $350 Mile, oak Park, {open daily) or NOW RENTING BEAUTIFUL 564-6073 for info. OfFICE OPEN DAILY, SAT. AND SUN 1 and 2 Bedrooms CALL 287-8305(2) ONE & TWO BEDROOM APTS. Includes heat, water, air conditioner, STARTING AT jf carpeting, laundry and storage facilities, and pool. $335. s 7 Mile - Telegraph Area Gnaner House Call 538-2158 420a Charterhouse INCLUDES >'£} . IMMW9Miie,SoutUteId SWIMMING FOOL C ^ Us Studio's -1&2 Bedrooms J DKSIGNKR INTERIORS "^t Live in the security of a INDIV'IDI'AL HOT WATER JV hi-rise apartment CENTRAL AIR • RANGE- RUFRHJHKAiVK BALCONIES OR PATIOS '^ l|eat and tieeg. DISHWASHER • CARPETING • CARPORTS LIVE ON A LAKE CAR !'<^RTS t TENNIS COURTS • SWMUHG POOL i& 'PAR CY ROOM • TV CONTROLLED SECURITY From NATURE AREAS Some people move to or the fact that we pay the FREE CABLE TV kfeu XK?*r CONVENIENT SHOPPING Kn6b in the Woods for heating bill. Some come for Office Opeo Daily, Sal & Son 557-8100 $ i^c«iV/ ' FREE CARLE T.V the location. Some come the reasonable rents (one- 300 & r^i> INSTALLATION EOR for. the Olympic pool bedroom apartments start NEW RESIDENTS Heat Included OPEN WEEKDAYS 10-5 and the club house at just $420 a month). SATURDAY 10-J (complete with Come and see • 1 &2Bedroom8 • Lakefront Apartment Windsor Wocxis 10 2 BEDROOM APTS. • Pool • Beach • Tennis • Gatehouse 74Si' Winder W -.' S tfoltftaii >r 8C*{P,C,W.G-6C) . - O&E, Monday, February 14. 1983 : 'hX:H': '•- V ";A :;v.' -:¾^ ••K:'-* 412 Townhouaes-Condos 400 Apartments FwReiit 400 Apartment! For Rant 400 Apartments For Rent 404 HoUm For Rent 404 Houeea For Rent 414'Florida Rental* 421 Living Quarters 438 Office I Business For Rent , Space ROYAL OAK • II* Baker Max Wood TANGLEWOOD APT, SOUTrDTELD" BLOOMFIELO • J bedroom home, l\% S. REDFORD - Super cleafl t bedrooms, LUXURY copdo on Ft Myert Beach, 1 To Share ward 4 11 MD« Rd.. Deluxe 1 bedroom Bit 1 bedroom Apt, approx. ISO & Ft, WESTLAND baths, basement, garage Square Lake no basement, 1 car garage, stove 4 re , ABANDON YOUR HUNT DENTIST with established practice Includes, carpeting, drapea, central tit. bedrOoms, I baths, for details call BLOOMFIELO HILLS, married couple apartment Healed. Reasonable rent privileges. Close to tchoAtl £ shopping. frigerator. tW plus security. Call after Select Rentals. All Areas 8J5-5108 wishes to share 3 bedroom bouse witi will share modern 4 chair Birming • See caretaker Mrs Smith, apt 101. If appliances, wilk-To storage tret, bot Walk to Hudson's ItTS/mo. 5*4.1431 «PM ' ' JSS-4J04 We Help Landlords and Tenants tingle working person, $22S per month. ham/Troy office with another general ootcatf S47$tl0 »*ier.C«xpoH»v«U«bJe., $(9-(149 Share Listings, 642-1(20 dentist Reply 182-2288 6843 Wayne Rd. REDFORD AREA, tmalj I bedroom ,••.,' 135-40M SCHOOCRAFT - OUTER DR. AREA. TROY SOMERSET AREA 1 4 2 bedroom aparvneals. Newly dec* DEARBORN bouse, »2«S. Call SS1I303 or SWSBJ! AUBURN HEIGHTS, near 1-75. One 415. Vacation ftentalt Cozy 1 bedroom brick with appliances, CANTON - Professional male, 4», bis 4 DOWNTOWN PLYMOUTH 0« 1-9«. 1H ba from busline service. Spacious i bedroom apartment, $34$ orated, parking, air, pool bedroom eoodo, furnished. Ceotarl air. 2 room luite approx $00 sq. ft... $ room Spacious slodlo 4 1 bedroom apt Folly tnoottly. Attractive 2 bedroom. 1½ HEAT.1NCLUDEO full basement, lots it storage. $310 mo. REDFORD, Lola Park area. 1 bed appliances. Nice decor. $350 month ABANDON YOUR HUNT Convenient to transportatioa 13MS57 Vacation Rentals • All Areas suite app/oi. 650 sq. ft _ 7 room suite carpeted, kitchen appliances, tape*, bath apartment, HIS monthly. Carpet Cab!* available.. Seniors welcome. room, bungalow, nicely decorated, & til-mi 7400 sq ft Ample parking. 455-7373 beat & water, TV monitored security ed, decorated 4 la »'lovely area. Heat FROM $J9S. NO ENTRANCE FEES clean, appUa aces, $ J(S month Tehaola 4 Landlords DEARBORN HEIGHTS AREA - clean 1 548-75». . . • . 474-01» ShareUsUngs "(42-1620 systems. $200. 4 |»W. mo. $»4100 Included. No pel*j bedroom brick, finished basement, ga CANTON. Female seeks same lo tinti DO YOU NEED a private office 4 a VilUgeApartmeaU 342424$ . /21-6468 AVAILABLE A BOB KEITH CHALET t bedroom, m bath apartment Pool, secretary and cant afford the high WILLIAMSBURG VILLAGE la South rJge, oo pets, $390 or $40S with appli REDFORD S.- 1 bedroom brick ranch, ances, 1½ months security. Days J«>- oewly decorated. 1V4 baths, finished Boyne Mountain - Sleeps 11 fo 15 tennis,clubhouse. $175 booth. 455-113? overhead? We can offer all of this for SENIOR QITJZENS TROY' Lyoo oo» renting. Country setting* 1 10Mile-Lahser Get 2 free nights with a rental $450 per mooth. Phish West Btoorafield 1,000 to, ft 1 bedroom, 1½ baths, bal bedroom - $180, 2 bedroom - $310 Heat 2900eitJSl, eves weekends $44M30* 4 basement, fenced yard. Immediate oc- EXECUTIVE will share large ranch We are BOW ulJnj applications for fa- cupancy.'$435 plus security. ^55-7914 464-968( Livonia Office 464 4160 or Uvohia locations Please call for tux e rentals to those who qualify for' cony,, all appliances, lam storage included 437-71» BEAUTIFUL HOME fa Detroit 1 bed 2 or $ bedrooms, 2 ½ baths, living room, home la Farmingtoo Hills with straight further Info. 478-0400 855-4955 low Income units. Apply la penoa Cao- Yoom- Small complex- Walk to shop rooms, full basement, garage, carpeted. REDFORD TOWNSHIP dining room, separate breakfast oook, ACAPULCO MEXICO, Coodos-Villas persoo. Privacy available. 855-13(7 or too Commons Apartments, Haggerty ping. No Peti Heat tt Water included. Beautiful kitchen. $350 per month plus 3 bedroom brick ranch, all appliances, built-in appliances. Finished rec coom 2 and 2 bedroom units. Maid, private Jeave message. ' v-. •• . Rd. N of Palmer « Canlot) Township IMS. Mo, + aeouritjr deposit (49-148$ 402 Furnished Apte. security. . S3J497t $400 per month plus security. 261-2119 with separate laindrr room. Fully car pool or beach Romantic view. Box 2181 EXECUTIVE SUITES AVAILABLE peted, drapery rods, 1.9J0 So. Ft Farmingtoo Hills. 48018. (26-9959 FARMINGTON HILLS - Responsible Includes spacious parking facilities. 1st TWYCKINOHAM VALLEY APTS. For Rent EIGHT M1LE/1NKSTER RD AREA REDFORD, W. Chicago/Beech area, 3 Clubhouse 4 pool, Individual private pa woman with secure Job, $18$. per floor. Experienced Executive Secretar 12277 W. It Mile Rd, Soolhfield, 1 bed i bedroom bungalow bedroom ranch, ! baths, RniibW base tio, carport Included. Adult teen" 4c&l- AT B08 KEItH CHALET mooth Includes utilities. 471-3484 ies; personalired ph*oe answering du room, $37,$ per month. Includes beat, ABANDON YOUR HUNT dreaarea. Sorry, no pets. From $513. .' Boyne Mountain/sleeps lllolS RED WING Select ReoUb - All Areas Refrigerator, washer 4 dryer, $170. ment centra} air. scteene4 porch, ga FEMALE. mld-JOV.' workmg days, plicating. Notary. storage 4 laundry facilities each floor, NopeU 47^941 rage, reasonable rent - 534-9781 Get 2 free nights with a rental foil/ equipped kitchen, central «Lr, car We Help Landlords and Tenants Livonia office, 464-96(4.164-4260 seeking same to shire 3 bedroom home . HARVARD SUITE TICKET peting. caMe TV. $57-5(09 Share Listings, (42-1620 $1100 PER MO. - 2900 tq. ft.-* bedroom REDFORD - 3 bedroom brick ranch. in Farmington Hills. 477-9031 29350 .SOUTHFItjLDRD HEAT INCLUDED BOYNE CITY 1½ bath new colonial, many extras, II 1½ baths, tear garage, pool. Insulated, FEMALE NEEDED to share J bed- WALK TO -HUDSON'S WESTLAND • ABSOLUTE LUXURY Mile Halstead area. Must see. . carpeted, drapes, finished basement, New coctemporary home on river SUITE 122 ' WINNER Urge I bedroom very nice, carpet, 356-8044 Sleeps 8 room house. $200 per month. .First 4 Available Feb IS. Call 471-4555 fenced yard $(65 month. 5374726 last month security. Call after 8pm. 657-2757 drapes, air. etc. «70 plus security.' No Monthly Leases' BIRMINCHAM-Avallable now. close to Call 626-7461 pets. $5181 Lewis, or call 72M174 COMPLETELY FURNISHED. FARMINGTON HILLS. 3 bedroom spUt REOFORD town. 1 bedroom, lrt bath Townhouse, ',• 728-1931 FARMINGTON CITY Bridget Blue level oo K acre. 1 V> baths, fireplace, 1 6 room bocse. S bedrooms, basemenl. has everything, perfect condition. After BOYNE HIGHLANDS CHALET - Fire- On Grand River, office, approx 300 sq WAYNE APARTMENTS. lace. 3 bedrooms. 1 baths, complete FEMALE to share boose In Red ford $495 AND UP car attached garag'e." $675. mo. Dayi garage, fenced vard. $385. mooth + se 4pm Tuesday only. 647-1182 with same (working woman only). I ft, $258 75 monlh Includes utilities ' 652 E. Fox Hills Dr. #202 )3401 Michigan ave. Ooe bedroom, car- 351-2000, Eves. 363-M20 curity deposit Call 517-299J BItchen Spiral staircase lo loft Sleeps 477-6000 eted. air conditioning, parking. Adults, * Birmingham Area bedroom 4 bath upstairs.- $125 per Bloomfleld Hills BIRMINGHAM. Cory 1 bedroom, m »- 647-6370 or 852-7938 mooth, mooth to mooth basis $430 rlliper month. 59S-S01O Maid Service Available FARMINGTON HILLS, older ranch, baths, appliances, washer 4 dryer, wa FARMINGTON fireplace. 2 bedrooms, on 5 acres, very CAROLINA IN THE SPRINGTLME •down (covers 1st 4 last months rest). Deluxe office space with beautiful view RENT TO OWN ter paid, carpet drapes. $475. mo. Call between 6-8 only 534-3247 Please call the promo WAYNE AREA private, needs TIC, $450 a month. Sla'er Mgrot Corp. , $40-6288 Enjoy J days/2 nights complimentary In prime area oo Grand River. Avail 4747744 Live In beautiful J bedroom Starter lodgiig al Fair field Sapphire Valley or able immediately. Reasonable'645-0341 tion department of the Fairfield Mountain. North Carolina, FEMALE 20s wishes to share 2 bed- NEAT AS A PIN THE MANORS home in Southfield. with 2 car garage BIRMINGHAM. Luxurious 2 bedroom jooth apartment In Farmingtoo Hills Observer & Eccentric FARMINGTON HILLS. Three bedroom for $425. Receive half ownership. Coun Townhouse; garage, utilities incloded. plus guest privileges for championship FARMINGTON HILLS Ranch, very clean, newly decorated. golf, Joan Newcorobe tennis,-horseback with same. $1(5 per month. 12 Mile 4 Middlebelt main'Door suite. between 9 A.M. and 5 280-2510 try-type setting near large park. Easy Security plus references required $520. 471-4049 $53-8888 SPECIAL RE8ATE $150 per mooth plus security deposit to ooalify, immediate occupancy. Also per month 646-2701 or (42-8471 riding and other activities. Suocoast In 775 sq ft executive office has wet bar. P.M., Tuesday, February On cur 1 bedroom apartments located ALL THE CONVENIENCES of home. 1(6-8(00 ext 136 or 471-7228 Berkley - 4 bedroom with attached ga vestment Properties. Ioc, Plymouth. windows, new carpet $645 mo Every 15, 1983, to claim your in immaculate surroundings to Wayne, Deluxe 1 bedroom condo In Birming rage 4 basement - $480 Royal Oak - 3 BIRMINGHAM, 2 bedroom townhouse, 455-5810 1-800-874-6470 HOME-MATE thing included Bruce Lloyd at two FREE RED WING ML I bedroom apartments also avail ham. Superbly furnished Short or keg FARMINGTON HILLS. 1 or 3 bedroom bedroom with fireplace • $450 Call comer unit New kitchen with appli Meadow Mgt (Sl-8070 able. Features: HEAT PAID, Central term period $740 per month. aluminum sided bouse. Fully carpeted ances, new carpeting, air. full base COLORADO SKIING TICKETS. air, fully equipped & color coordinated Executive Rectal 540-(911 and panelled, built in range and air con Equi-Share ^644-4299 ment Appealing wooded area. Walk to Copper Mtn. Beautifully furnished 3 SPECIALISTS Utcben, shag carpet} & carport New ditioner. 478-0214 commuter, and downtown. (44 4753 bedroom coodo, fantastic views, 75 Featured on: KELLY 4 CO." TV7 HOLLIDAY PARK 591-2300, exl. 244 cable hook-up a variable From I3U. DELUXEONE BEDROOM RENT WITH Option, redecorated 3 yards from ski lift Also sU Vail. Key Choose from loo's.. The Most Compati OFFICE PLAZA Call Moo-Fri, 1 J-5pm; Sat. l-*pm FARMINGTON HILLS • 3 bedrooms, bedroom borne la Wayne, very good BIRMINGHAM - 6 MONTH LEASE stone, Breckenrldge. Arapahoe, al] ble Persoo. AU Ages, Tasles. Back FURNISHED APARTMENT basement and garage on Urge tract of condition, $375 moothly. plus security. Executive transfer makes this 2 bed within 20 min Days (47-7200. grounds. Occupations 4 Lifestyles - WAYNE. FOREST With Dishwasher, automatic beating land $325 per Mo. Call between 3 PM Perfect Professiona! Location Suites 728-1121 room townhouse in prime Birmingham Evenings 646-8941 "TENANTSPECIAL" 50¾ OFF from 272 op to 3000 sq.ft. Will design and air. off-street parking, and storage and 7 PM. • 477-8220 spot avaDable. Fully-remodeled Htcb- Special Introductory Offer CONGRATULATIONS 326-7800 facilities Only 5 years old Downtown ROCHESTER COLONIALS • Lovely 3 COLORADO skl-in/skj-out coodo at space lo your Deeds. Lease Includes Jan eo, $495 a month, I month security de itorial, utilities 8623 N Wayoe Road Roval Oak. $JJS per month. Adult FARMINGTON HILLS, Canterbury bedroom. 14 bath, earthtooes. $(25 posit. Call David, days 649-S60O. Steamboat Springs Southern exposure, WAYNE/WESTLAND, $»$, 1 bed building: no pets. Applicants must make Commons. Executive colonial - mo 4 bedroom. 1¼ bath, $700 mo. 644-6845 Westlaod. Call Julie Rilter. room, $350 total move In cost Includes Eves. 643-0768 2 bedroom convertible. 2 full baths, 3055$ Southfield Rd, Southfield $11,000 or more lo apply. transferee special Approximately 2400 Other leases available. Anna Pearcy. fireplace, 2 balconies, fully equipped, McKINLEY PROPERTIES SOUTH FIELD carpet drapes, appliances. Ideal for sq ft all brick. 8 rooms. 3 bedrooms. Chamberlain. 651-8850. 6514818 WAYNE -OAKLAND- MACOMB adults, country living. 711-050» CALL MANAGER BLOOMFIELO HILLS - So ILak e 4 sleeps 6. Rent from owner significantly iW baths, family room with fireplace, Woodward area. 2433 Mulberry Sq. below commercial rates. After 7pm LIVONIA MALE looking for same to 769-8520 FRANKLIN POINTE 398-3477 . formal dining room, eating space in ROMULUS. 3 bedroom, 2 baths, newwl!y Coodominl urns, large condo with 2 be4- share nice home. $230 plus half utilities. J 4 J bedroom ranch lowahouses (Up to WAYNE - 1 bedroom apartment Car decorated, stove 4 refrigerator, 642-0073 INDIVIDUAL OR ADJOINING SUITES peted, air conditioned, swimming pooL kitchen, first floor laundry and den, full 2 baths, basement 4 car ports, Call after 6pm. 477-3236 Birmingham area 1.537 sq f(X J baths, modem kltcbeo, FARMINGTON H1LLS-FARMINGTON basement 2 car attached garage, prem basement. $450 month plus securit ale occupancy, asking 1600. EASTER WEEK- 2 4 3 bedroom coo $2(0 month Inclodea ail utilities, except '/• Immedia te Occupancy central air. carpeting, private patio, TWO eieculive quality furnished secure ium lot Swim 4 tennis club member Available March I. - - ... Bruce Lloyd at Meadow Mgt 851-4070 dos. 20 min. from Tampa airport, golf, PERSON to share home 4 expenses, parking at front door. electric Adults. No pets. Ipm-*pm. apartments Recreational facilities Im 942-1206 (approximately $300 mo) In Pleasant Mr Gryka 644-5300 Call 72J-OM9 ship available Dearby. Immediate occu tennis pool, other amenities. Starting at 3 Bedroom Colonial also Available mediate occupancy. $400-3425 «1-0348 pancy. 1 year lease adlusted if need be ROYAL OAK North Executive Bache BLOOMFIELO HILLS eoodo. 2 bed $450. week. 886-9600: 882-6930 Rwge, with straight male. Prefer no ONE MONTH FREE RENT FROM $480 PER MONTH tor loss, of >ob or transfer. I month rent lor Pad. Steak 4 Ale Interior, large til rooms. 1½ baths, large living. $500, children or pets . 399-1380 Lathrup Village. Up to 1.100 sq ft. Al FARMINGTON HILLS - 30771 Grand ID advance, m moolhs security depos ing room with bullt-lb bar, king size GRANT) TRAVERSE Bay oo Suttoos Cas Heat Included EXTRAORDINARY River. Efficiency Apt (or Single Per heat 4 water Incloded. No pets 9AM- PROFESSIONAL Female lo share with tered to suit your needs. Adjacent park SPACIOUS 141 Bedroom Apts. it Credit references required. 626-3900 bedroorp. all appliances, carpeted thru- 5PM: 949-3751. After SP.M 641-9159 Bay. 4 bedroom, 2 balh. fully carpeted ing $9 sq. ft OwDermanaged. 5574635 355-1367 Carpet Patio. Air. Pool, Heal Included son Everything furnished, $225./mo. out Neil to 18 acre Wagner Park Chalet with fireplace 4 wood, minutes same, luxury Troy coodo. pool tennis I BEDROOM - $305 Also another for $255./mo.. 478-1572 FARMINGTON*- lovely 2 bedroom $360 /mo. 1st last 4 Security.398-5859 CANTERBURY MEWS Cooperative, from Sugar Loaf. $60 per day. 3 days or courts. $250 plus ti electric 4 phone. LIVONIA SOUTKFIELD - GRAND RIVER Avail 1 BEDROOM - $350 borne, $365 mooth. Immediate occupan Cantoo - 2 bedroom townhouses. Imme more - $50 a day; $300 a weet'(49-5974 611-9187 Farmington. 5 Mile- downtown loca able Mar. 1. Quiet ooe bedroom apart MAYFLOWER HOTEL SEVEN MILE Warwick • J bedroom, Check out our free rent special Monthly rooms available. Maid service. cy. Call between 2 4 8pm 358-3176 diate occupancy. Membership fee $975 ROOMMATE to share apartment In lioo 2 offices with receptionist area ment Inclodea appliances, water and large yard. $350 month, securitity depos- plus l'months rent lo move in. Call 10 HARBOR SPRINGS I Boyne Highlands. Call Days 522-3900 heat. J!00 plus security deposit After 5 '. WESTLAND AREA > telephone service, color TV, private FIVE MILE 4 Telegraph area 522-0572 New 4 bedroom, bath bouse with fire Livonia. Available immediately. Rent bath, and more? Starting at $400 per to 17 4 1 to 4 PM. Moo. thru Frt negotiable. Please call, 474-2685 pm 834-4932 BLUE GARDEN APTS. 3 bedroom bouse, new carpet freshly 981-0140 place. Intown. On water, with great LIVONIA/Northville area Ultra mod month. Contact Creoo Smith. 453-1(20 painted, large kitchen with range 4 re SOUTHFIELD - 10 Mile/GrceaTteld view of harbor. 647-7828 or 3(1-.5080 & leave message. era. 1-275 e«pr*ssary access, 750 sq ft. SOUTHFIELD. I bedroom apartment Cherry Hill Near Merrlman area. Beautiful, spacious 4 bedroom: frigerator. $300 month Sii-3014 COUNTRY PLACE-8 Mite 4 Haggertv. SINGLE male. (50's) would like room- or more. Haggcrty near 7 Mile with balcony in luxury high-rise, - 729-2242 many features. Children okay. Immedi Close to shopplog. 2 bedrooms, 1½ HARBOR SPRINGS / Boyne Highlands. After 6pm 349-8355 11 Mile Rd. 4 Northwestern Hgy. area. ate occupancy. $500. 967-0598 New 4 bedroom, bath bouse with fire male lo share adorable home In Plym gaths. large living room, dining room outh, help with bouse duties. Very rea- 8367 month. 151-6880 WESTLAND AREA SOUTHFIELD fireplace. paUo with gas grill, full base place. In I own On water, with great LIVONIA Spa docs 1 and I bedroom apartments SOUTHFIELD - J bedroom, family 647--^'^Lsooabl- e rent After 4 PM 459-4799 room, fireplace, full basement IH ment garage, lots of closets, carpeting, view of harbor. Office space to share near Livonia- SUBLEASE - - Beautiful Mulrwood from $215 monthly. Carpeted, decorat air conditioning, all appliances, full Mail Includes desk 4 phone service Apartment, i spacious bedrooms, appti- ed 4 In a lovely area. Heat Included- bath, attached garage. (550 per month. HILTON HEAD - Fiddlers' Cove. 2 bed STRAICHT working female to share Furnished REDWING After 6pm. 967-3529 clubhouse privillages. Rent or rent with furnished 2 bedroom mobile home with Reasonable. 471-3070 aoces 4 beat Included, $4(0 mooth Reduced security deposit opUootobuy. Call llam-3pm 319-3651 room Villa, free lennij. racquetball, Country Village Apartments. 32(-3210 HIGH RISE APARTMENTS poot Near beach Overlooks golf same. Southfield. $I9S mooth plus utili LIVONIA- 6 Mile Rd. W. of Middlebelt (First mooth rent free). $$1-0410 TELEGRAPH. SCHOOLCRAFT. 1 bed ties, washer/dryer. Helena 855-9(65 TICKET FARMINGTON HILLS, Hunters Crove course ((15 week. 682-5832 Ample parking Includes all utilities 4 SUBLEASE • 2 bedroom, i bath, 1 and 2 BEDROOMS rooms, new decor, carpel, curtains, ap pliances if needed. 2 car garage, $$W condo for lease. 2 bedroom. 1H bath, WOMAN to share nice borne in Berkler . maintenance Executive suite Immedi Wetherfteld Apt at Telegraph 4 E. WESTLAND AREA SHORT TERM LEASE fireplace, 2 car attached garage, $800 HILTON HEAD ISLAND, SC New ate occupancy 427-3870 Quartoo. $450 mooth pins security. WINNER pi us security. Si e gles OK 155-3428 oceanfront fully furnished, 1 or 2 bed prefer ooo smoker. $250 per mooith . Spacious 1 bedroom apartment, $21$ per monlh. After 1 P.M. S53-S2JI Call Uoda 541 0540 Heal 4 carport Incloded. Call 540-9682 monlhlr. Attractive 2 bedroom apart 559-2680 NEAR UNION LAKE - 4 bedrooms, 2 room villas, golf, lennts, pool. $225 lo LIVONIA- 7 Mile/Fa rmingteo Rds ment, $310. Carpeted, decorated 4 In a baths, new decor, garage, iv, acres, LIVONIA. 2 bedroom condo. Carpet, $275 weekly. Free literature. 771-4386 1600 sq ft. office building Consists of 4 TELEGRAPH across from Miracle lovely area. Heat Included. Reduced se Lara Gfmson drapes, washer, dryer, will furnish lodiviudal offices with reception & 2 Mile. $350 month. 1 bedroom, 6 mooth 404 Houses For Rent snowroobiliag. pond, near Pleasanl HILTON HEAD, SC. - 2 bedroom Coodo 425 Convalescent & curity deposit Lake. $450 mo. plus $450 security. stove and refrigerator If necessary. baths. Freshly decorated 412-3870 lease, no lecurily or down payment A 3400 Hlxon Rd. Wonderland araa, • 417 1713 with tennis ™nrt« a, pn"i '" *^» PJ~»; must to re-rent 331-6013 iH-87M Country Court ABANDON YOUR HUNT —Rochostef— • • 692'f 528 close t'o famous Harbo" ' r Town and —Nursing Homes MEDICAL OR DENTAL SUITE -Sclca Rmuls - All Areas ocean. Available weekly UNION LAKE/COMMERCE NO CANTON coodo. 1 bedrooms, 2 4SS-I339 available Located oo Crooks Rd , Roy- TELEGRAPH - 7 MILE Area. I»1I5 We Help Landlords 4 Tenants walk-la closets. 14 baths, kilcbes w/ COME SEE OUR FACILITY alOak. Approximately UOOsq ft Leoore. I bedroom. Immediate occu Apartments Share Listings 6421(20 3 bedrooms, full basement all appli ances. 2 car garage. $250. per 1 weeks. dishwasher 4 range, finished basement SKI ACCOMODATIONS S41-8554 pancy, balcony, appliances, dishwasher, Please call the promo $500 month. 455-2253 459-0168 Michigan's most luxurious resort Con OPEN HOUSE disposal, air conditioning, carpet & 721-0500 ABSOLUTELY BeauUful- redecorated 624-6913 NORTHVILLE 1 bedroom ranch oo S secluded acres, tion department of the dominium Townhouses are located on drapes. Laundry fc storage on each WESTLAND. coxy 1 bedroom apart WALLED LAKE, appliances, carpeting, PLYMOUTH. 2 spacious bedrooms, liv Walloon Lakevbetweeo Boyne .Mv 4 Modern office space for rent floor. $370 mo. 153-9331 targe living room-fireplace. IW baths, Observer & Eccentric ing/dining room, kitchen, basement. FEBRUARY 18 & 19 ISO E Main St 349-0373 ment. Ford Rd.-Newburgh Rd. area. 1½ garage. $425 mo. 624-5199 fireplace. I large bedroom, basement Boyne Highlands. Ice skating 4 cross New carpeting, new appliances, adults. I ½ baths, appliances, carpeted, water FRIDAY. SATURDAY. I-SPM TELECRAPH-7 Mile Area -1 bedroom. between 9 A.M. and 5 gas heat large yard, garage, lake privi country skiing available oo property NORTHVILLE. Available immediately $125 month pins deposit 455-)793 BIRMINGHAM IN .TOWN leges. $325 per month. . 515-1521 paid, $365 plus deposit 261-5639 Over 200 acres of lovely rolling wood CAMBRIDGE Up to 900 sq ft of air cocditiooed in Appliances, heat 4 wa ter P.M., Tuesday, February lands. References please. Incloded No pets. $240 plus tecurity anch. 2 bedrooms, carpeted.: REDFORD- JOY RD./Inkster. 1 bed Nursing Center West dustrial office space. Ideal for drafting ;arage. fenced yard Near c 15M983, to claim your WAYNE - 2 bedrooms, redecorated, WILDWOOD or sales Will divide Utilities pail Ex deposit 5M5254 WESTLAND carpeting, washer, fenced $290 per room coodo. kitchen appliances, carpet 423 plus security. 64 4-187$ two FREE RED WING ing, well maintained area. Quiet sur •- WALLOON LAKE. MI 4979S 18633 Beech Daly, Redford cellent rale 1-349-7077 FOREST LANE month plus securitwilyy deposit 800-632-8903 BIRMINGHAM IS TOWN • Cltu TICKETS. --^049724-1 2 • ••• " roundings. All utilities except electric. between 6 4 7 Mile Rd 'THE GLENS . APARTMENTS ranch, 2 bedrooms, carpeted, rec room, $325. per mo. + security. 464-1116 STEAMBOAT SPRLNGS. COLORADO Live in a wooded area near town. Stu garage, fenced yard. Near commutor. 591-2300, ext. 244 WEST BLOOMFIELO, coctemporary. 3 Skl-in/skl-out 2 bedroom Convertible ONE CALL DOES IT ALU dio, ooe, and two bedroom apartments 6200 North Wayne Rd. bedroom, family room, central air. gas REDFORD - 2 bedrooo. condominium, 1 428 Garages & Place your classified want ad In -. 141 BEDROOM, $2« 4 »05 $4» ploi security. ((4-1875 (41-1231 bath, new carpeting 4 drapes, air. pool, Luxury Coodo. uphill of Christy lifts: Jlartiagal •'!'. I f.'ry/^t grill, appliances; - attached - garag'e, walk to restaurants, shops. 2 bath!, full SuburbaaJJjtrqit'siioesl market, . HEAT INCLUDED. Carpeting. BIRMINGHAM • 1 bedroom. 1½ bath available March 1. $73$ mo. 155-1934 appliances; heat Included $383 plus se Mini Storage The Observer 4 Eccentric Newspapers aocei. rwimmlng pool 2 car pari curity. > . '464-7637 kitchen. Moss fireplace, cable TV; Close to Westland Shopping CenUr. ranch. Finished basement attached ga Sleeps 6. Weekly Rentals at atlracUve CROOKS & 14 MILE area, secure 2¾ PER MONTH ,¾ rage, fenced yard. $485 per month or CONGRATULATIONS WESTLAND (Merrimao - Dorsey) at car garage with electricity, dean 4 591-0900 Wayne tractive, 2 bedrooms, decorated, car-" ROCHESTER CONDO prices. Call a tier (pm, (42-3640 BRIGHTON . 728-4800 , sale with terms. 6(4-1909 2 bedrooms, 2H baths, full basement, neat for work or storage, price oegoU- 644-1070 Oakland peted. stove, refrigerator. Immediate ST. THOMAS- US. Virgin Islands. able. Call . $40-1332 229-2727 BLOOMFIELO AREA, 2 bedroom, fire occupancy. $295 moothly. Call 274-4201 appliances, privacy area, indoor-out door pool. $$50 per month; (42-1620 2 beautiful cocdos, each with fabulous 852-3222 Rochester/Avon place, carpeuog. appliances, basement, GARDEN CITY • Clean J bedroom view, fully equipped Maid service INSIDE HEATED STORAGE Use your Visaor Master Card walnut lake privileges, available Ranch, 2W car garage, appliances. WESTLAND- Small 1 bedroom home, For boats or cars. WESTLAND carpeted, panelling, carport, stove, re- ROCHESTER, Kings Cove* Private set Beach, I pools, scuba, Marina, dining 4 ONE MONTH FREE RENT "Marc' " h 1. $12$, wit"""h' optio" n lob' '»/u • Near Garden City HopsiUL $47$./mo. ting. Sharp, neutral decorated, carpet more 739-6191; 641-8982 Troy area THREE OAKS HAMPTON COURT + security. Af ter 6pm, 422-$321 (rigerator. dryer, nice for couple. $150. Call 7 AM to 4 30 PM. 280-0396 Bloomfield Hills Address. Office space 647-4(14 Plus utilities. 729-7984 ed, 3 bedroom. 2t4 bath condo. Heal In available fmmediate occupancy. Up to cluded..Kitchen appliances, basemenl THE HOMESTEAD. 4 bedroom, 3 bath, troys newest luxury A FEW OF THOSE SPACIOUS BLOOMFIELO HILLS. Square Lake GARDEN CITY- Ford/Veooy. 1 bed luxury condo. cross country 4 downhill 2500sq.fl 858-2377 1 AND 2 BEDROOM APTS. (rootage. J bedroom. Flordia 4 rec rooms, gas beat carpeted, large lot, old WESTLAND • spacious 2 bedroom, 244 with finished rec room, 2 car attached STORAGE GARAGES apartment community. garage, all appliances (includes washer jarage. Immediate occupancy. Air con- skiing. $130 per day from owner. Even 12x22-$80. 12x55 • $175. also $000 sq. PLYMOUTH AVAILABLE FOR rooms, fireplace;kitchen appliances, 2 garage, Immediate possessioa $350. ings 1-994-1119 FEATURING: WMEDIATE OCCUPANCY car garage. References, immediate oo plus security. 264-1107 4 dryer). $3$0./mo. litioning, pool 4 clubhouse. $72$ a ft 9 Mile 4 Farmingtoo Rd. 474-2290 Main Street. 990 sq ft. lower level Pri CALL FOR APPOINTMENT cupaocy.NopeU. $700. Eves. 334-4138 277-2013 or 649-4070 month. Ask for Helen. Chamberlain. THE SKIING IS TERRIFIO WANTED Gas Station Service Bay In vate entrance Alarmed. Immediate oc $50 Security Deposit GARDEN CITY. Clean 3 bedroom. 651-8850 or 651-7663 Homes 4 Condomi niums for rental Farmingtoo/Livonia Area For more cupancy. $4.5 month- $91-665« 1 bedroom. I bedroom with deo and 1 BLOOMFIELO HILLS Catehous*. par- J>asement garage, new carpet appli WESTLAND. Veooy/Craad Traverse. accommodations. Couples. Families information Contact Greg '624-1(12 729-4020 tially furnished, 2 bedrooms, bath, liv ances.'curtains, fenced yam. No pets. 2 bedroom duplex, 1½ baths, freshly ROCHESTER. 2 bedroom. 1 * "bath, ga PLYMOUTH bedroom apartments. 5489 N. CHRISTINE from 210 people nesileo in the elite set All appliances. ing room, dining room, kitchen 4 pan Immediate occupancy. 459-8268 painted, excellent condition, $275. Se rage, central air, all appliances. Lana- WANTED Heated storage space for a Very reasonable Mam street offices Ford Rd, I block E. of Wayne dry facilities Adults preferred. No pels, ting of romantic Harbor Springs. Con 185 - 1200 so ft Off street parking. Carports. try. No pets $700 /mo. Pay own utili curity $350. 729-5775; , -- 652-7947 tact Birchwood Farms Country Club 30 ft, boat for maintenance purposes WESTLAND ties. Yearly Lease. After 6pm, 647-5770 GARDEN CITY $190 plus security deposit. 651-2538 for approximately I month- 642-4484 Utilities included * $91-6658 Community building, rwimmlng pool, W. CHICAGO/Telegraph area. 1 bed- Homes. 616-526-2156. Hideaway Valley tennis courts. Merriman 4 Palmer, 1 bedroom apart 2 bedroom brick ranch, carpeting, ga Condominiums. 614-526-6264. Posh I rage. (41$ per mooth plus security. room brick. Fenced yard, carpora t 4 ga- BALMORAL CLUB APTS., Southfield. PLYMOUTH - Rural setting. ment clean, newly decorated. $200_ CALL NOW bedroom apts. 616-526-2156 Very reasonable Main street offices 455-0454 We have a variely of homes (or rent In GARLINGS 274-8949 rage, finished basement. $$10 0 mooth J bedrooms^ baths, newly decorated, \i Mile E. of Crooks oo Wattles at 1-7$ Uvonla. Farmington. Plymouth. West- plus security. 371-507$ carpeting, drapes, modem kiitcheo,poo l 432 Commercial / Retail 185 • 1200 sq. ft Off street parking CARDEN CITY - 3 bedroom bouse 2H TRAVERSE CITY Utilities included SSI-6658 OPEN: Mon. thru Frl., 10-6 WESTLAND • (Veooy 4 Glenwood), 1 land or Wayne 14 3 bedrooms. $290 to 4 clubhouse. Immediate 626-1312 Small charming resort- on beautiful bedroom unfurnished apt Immediate $490 per month. Must have working In car garage References required. $385 $ MILE 4 TELEGRAPH - 1 bec-room STORE FOR LEASE Saturday: 10-4 «r month. Extra stove 4 refrigerator Brick - $200. per mooth. $200. Deposit SOUTHFIELD CONDO - Urge 2 bed East Bay. Private sandy beach $230- . ke Square-14 miles Sol Pontiac PLYMOUTH • 320 sq ft Private Office, occupancy, low security. $215 mo come. $330 week. Brochure. 816-9 J8-1J40 outside entrance. New building Sr.el PHONE: 362-4088 Call after 4 30 pm 274-6202 TEPEE. REALTY $33-7274 Included. 422-0096 i all utilities. 261-9258 rooms, all appliances, central air. club Stadium. 2S00 sq ft Reasonable, im house 4 pooL tastefujly decorated In mediate occupancy. 646-5900 doo/Ann Arbor Rd. area $295.,'mo in GARDEN CITY. $ bedroom brick, 2 car cludes uulilles. $390 per month.. .. . — WOULD like to exchange 1 or 1 long cluding utilities.- 459-5-310-- aragOUposa!J.B<£MlioJ?a>emeat 407 Mobile Homes --"'" ' 6(8-9696or 152-9170 weekends during both winter 4 summer BIRMINGHAM WAREHOUSE =t f55washer, slove, refrigerator. $450, la borne or condo on Northern Michigan Attractive complex PRESTIGE OFFICE plus security. Afte"" r 7". -3752 For Rent SOUTHFIELD Outstanding townhouse lake near ski areas for negotiable dates 120Osq ft 4 lengths of time in gulf (root. 2 bed IDENTITY PROGRAM %• Calldays- 643-7036 2 bedrooms, 1½ baths, cathedral ceil Now available, $150 per mo. Mail ad 1-275 4 7 MILE - 2200 sq It executive BEAUTIFUL 1981 mobile borne with ings, attached garage, sliding glass room condo on Longboat Key, Florida. colonial, 4 bedrooms, 2¾ baths, fire fireplace, double insulated windows, wall, fireplace, I or 2 year lease. / References exchange Eves 626-0458 BYWOOD SQUARE CENTER dress, professional phone answering 4 When you place, inground pool. $7$0 mooth. Sin rec* with option lo buy, $400 month. In Da)S$71-33$0, Evenings, $59-4123 Prime retail. 4.160 sq ft. 14 Mile Rd. time-sirred, furnished office. gles welcome. After 6 PM. $91-1486 Nov! 476-8310 High traffic. Cieal location. Move-in Executive Group Offices Inc. WESTLAND, Uvoela Schools, approxi 416 Halls For Rent condition. Reasonable Prudential Town Center LIVONIA, brick ranch, carpeted and FARMINGTON AREA mately 1400 sqtt.'S bedroom coWal RMSmilh Assoc. (49-3010 draped, appliances. 1 bedrooms, IH One bedroom mobile borne lor rent style coodo, convenient location, imme DR. THOMAS A. Southfield ' baths, 2 car garage. $500 month. Call Furnished. No pets 478-0971 diate occupancy, references a must, 352-2992 invest a after 6 PM. 851-3493 DOOLEY ORCHARD LAKE ROAD NEAR FARMINGTON HILLS - 1 bedroom, rent Degotiabte- furnished, $45 per. week. Deposit re REN.O'Hara4Co. 464-0400 KOFCHALL Commerce Lake Rd Building for lease. PRIME LOCATION LIVONIA • Inkster Rd 7 Mile area. 2200 sq ft 4 >TS. old. Excellent transit IS Mile 4 Coolidge,Troy. 2 rooms, wet Small 2 bedroom boose on large tot Ap quired. Call between 2-8 PM. RENTALS (or all occasions Cap to 300. Office Hrs Moo-Fri 9-3 Sat 9- location. Huge parking «82-3521 bay, lavatory. 2 private entrances. Call pliances Included. $325 month plus se- 4T7-6421. 842-7747 Mr. Turner $$4-3000 curity. .After 6pm 981- 414 Florida Rentals Noon couple of bucks $441 MOBIL, 24 X 4», 3 bedroom for rent or PLYMOUTH will sell. $400 month, plus security. ABANDON YOUR HUNT 28945 JOY RD Old Village, small space la conjunction LIVONIA with sweet shop. Call days. 459-2410 2 bedrooms, carpeting and drapes, ap Utilities hot included. Florida Rentals • All Areas WESTLAND. MICH PRIVATE OFFICES pliances. $350 per Sfo. 397-2188 Tenan Is 4 Landlords • 421-9500 Eves 525-0585 Eiecu HveCroupO(rices.lnc. After 5 PM. call: 1-994-4210 Share Listings 642-1620 The prestigioujyet cost effective do you like BOCA RATON - 2 bedroom coodo.fuUy LIVONIA Daniel A. Lord K of C. lhalls. 434 Industrial/Warehouse office/secretarial concept' ( pnme lo LIVONIA 408 Duplexes For Rent furnished, golf 4 tennis available, by 100-175 capacity. Ample prklrtg. air cations In the finest 4 newest full ser 2 bedrooms, large kitchen, full base conditioning. Rental for all occasions. FOR SALE/LEASE BIRMINGHAM DUPLEX • 2 bedrooms, monlh, $2150. Available March 4 April. vice buildings serving Birmingham.. ment, clean 4 neat $350 per mooth Call Moo.- Fri. t:!0am-4pm. 362-0180 Al Zinger 464-0500 or 427-3545 Bloomfield Township. 11.400 sq. ft Dearborn, Southfield 4 Troy p!uasecurity> $22-3164 or 478-2616 carpeted. 2 car garage, lop cooditloa, dockJiIgh building Available Immedi 16 yrs. of successful growth near transportation, shopping, tennis LIVONIA • H.UO.C. HALL ately. • $57-4(35 to get a LIVONIA,- 2 bedroom bouse, full base $495 288-1524 645-9219 FORT Myers - beautifully furnished Call Elsie al PrudenlialTown Center condo. Immaculate, private entrances, Capacity 200 People. Ample Parking ment, newly decorated, $32$ month, "Mcetings-Classes-Sbowe " ~ n (4-Wedding s DOWNTOWN PLYMOUTH AREA 271-8550 plusdeposiUi $4-7749 CEDAR ISLAND LAKE laundry, carport, pool, shulfleboard, spacious grounds. Eves. 378-7118 34075 7 Mile. 476-3432 55Ji4021 2.000 sq ft REDFORD $0 mlnotes /rom Birmingham 2 bed • Reasonable LIVONIA - 1 bedroom raoch, family room brick. $285 per month plus utili Grand River 8 Mile are*. Fornisicd or HOME IN Bellealr-Beach on Gear- ST.SARKIS HALL-DEARBORN 459 -3330 ' - 652-7760 room, full basement 4741572 ties 647.1475 Elegant hanquet room available for all unfurnished phis services 4 pirkir.g water Harbor, 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, From 180 Sq. Ft op. 255 4000 Florida room, completely furnished, occasions. Spring 4 summer openings LIVONIA - 1 bedroom raoch, brand GARDEN CITY, beautiful brick, single For information callAI Sayers.531-8522 new carpeting, 1 ti car garage, fenced bedroom, like your own home, $28$" in $1500 a mooth Call alter 5pm (42-8723 436 Office-/ Business REDFORD .MASONIC Temple • 17405 backyard, large lot, $385 month plus se- cludes beat waler, air. appliances, car Space Lahser Rd. $4 per so. ft. utilities 4 bea t curity..421-$254; KE3-4I34 peting, laundry, storage. No pets. HOUSE FOR RENT • Key Largo, Har 420 Rooms For Rent Included. Roy Cox. 5162-4524 . C Marvin Agent 478-7640 borage Yacht CInb, 100 ft. from ocean, ABSOLUTELY unique way tojour own Wallace. 1-698-4072 532-6111 LIVONIA-8 MILE 4 MERRIMAN. Why ori canal, pool, 2 bedrooms, $$$0 week, ABANDON YOUR HUNT contact Miss Adams " 272-4$4« Birmingham office address, business RETAIL/OFFICE Rent $1000 4 about $550 per month PLYMOUTH - 2 bedroom duplex, stove Select Rentals - All Areas phone and secretary for $70 moalB. bo)i half ownership (a bedroom 4 refrigerator Included;no pels, $280 We Help Landlords 4 Tenants ' . 645-5639 1.938 to 4.465 sq. ft. avail borne. On Lacre of land. per month plus $270 security deposit JUPITER, near West Palm Beach. 591-0592 Beaulifullv completely furnished $ bed Share Referrals •. 842-1420 '4JO-2492 APPROXIMATELY4000 so. ft orpart able on Woodward Ave. 5 MADISON HEIGHTS. N. of 11. J bed- room coodo, 4 minute walk to oceaa FARMINGTON thereof Deluxe 1st floor offices. Troy. year old building with 50 car roOm, all appliances. Carage, cable TV. KWYAL OAK. North. Sharp, clean 2 113-664-344$ Room ih well maintained home. Carpet Will be priced right depending oo use 4 $350 month. Call evenings. 979-170$ off-street parking space. bedroom brick duplex". Appliances. All L0NOBOATKEY ed, warm, pleasant Over 30 or retiree. cecds.Call 9;$0am-4 30pm/ ' $28-1200 carpeted. Draperies Basement No •45 per week Call: 476-4311 Good exposure. $7.50 sq. ft., N of ROCHESTER - Cape Cod country pets. $37$ Eve- 642-29$! On the Culf of Mexico.- Condominium BIRMINGHAM - N. Woodward Ave. 2 borne $400 per month plus security d)e- available for short or long term lease. : FURNISHED ROOMS ' executive tuiles with terrace; kitchen,- net vacant. r*Btt4utilillet - - 651-7571 UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom jjuplex, Call (12-910«. After J 30: 772-9371 Also, effeciencles available Winter secretary and lobby areas 718 sq. ft basement. Living room, dinette, kitch rales. Daily, weekly or monthly. $90 2 year lease. Potential sharing of Xerox NOVT. nlcelv" decorated. 1 bedroom en, oo* balh, 1½ car garage. Behind MANASOTA KEY - ENGLEWOOD Call Mike 549-8320 ranch, attached garage, woodburrilng per week, no security deposit required. and secretary services. Call for'lnfor- Wonderland Shopping Center, Livonia. (Venice).' New luxury coodo. 2 bed Color TV, phones, maid service Royal maUon. (47-4242 ; SOUTHFIELD stpve, patio, pool, gas grill, good loca- $32$ monlh. Security deposit rooms. 1 baths on Culf. Week, Month, For 1 months lease. 1800 sq ft. 12 Mile ttto.$42Sroo.,opUonlobuy. 476-8310 Molor Inn. 27751 Plymouth Rd, Reference* 464-8276 Season. Info. • Brochure. 272-5180 Lhoola. 4221911 4 Southfield. (Ssq'.ft NOV); 1 bedroom "Show Case" Home. Birmingham Office Call Mrs. Richardson. 353 5330 WESTLAND - (Merriman - Dorsey), at MARCO ISLAND - Luxuriously fur ROOM for rent furnished Color TV. 3,250 sq ft 4 baths, fireplace. Musi see tractive unfurnished 2 bedroom duplex, nished ocearifront 1 bedroom, 2 oath, toappreclale.Ooly$550./roo. 471-2810 Kitchen, pfcoie 4 laundry privileges for Maple/Telegraph Area excellent condition, decorated, tow »e- coodo, lennts, swimming pool. Weekly older non smoking employed woman 10- SOUTHFIELD OAK PARK. Deluxe duplex, 1 bedroom; curlly, $27$ mo. 274-6202 or seasonal rental. - 851-751« Mile 4 Woodward area. $50 per week. Four Rooms, 760 sq. (I. GREENFIELD/9 MILE Iti bath, living room, country kllchen. MARCO ISLAND - on beach, 2 bedroom 542 8567 family room, full basement, fenced $640 a Month Commercial Suites luxury eoodo with all amenities, day, WESTLAND • single, working woman yard, central air. appliances. 410 Flats For Rent week, month, children welcome. For appointment call . . Ample Parking |47$rnonth.»S7,-iO«4or $$7-1214 for private room 4 balh In our targe 8IRM1NCHAM-INTOWN Days 881-(402 Eves. 882-4691 borne. $200 per month 525-9119 Full Maintenance 49J Frank. .1 bedrooms,, hardwood OAK PARK, 13540 Cloverlawn. 2 MARCO ISLAND - Sooth Seas Club. Heat Included block* N. of » Mile, Immediale occu floors. All appliances. Immediate occu 626-8842 pancy. $49$aroooth. Jerry, (44-157$ Luxurious 2 bedroom, 2 balh,' security pancy, larte J bedroom ranch, $450 entrance. Pool tennlj courts, near 421 Living Quarters BIRMINGHAM ' - From $5.88 Per Sq. Ft. rrw>ihly. Mr Levin $59-3390 FARMINGTON. HILLS, available Im beach & shopping. 420-033$ Plush office space la lb* center of lown For Information, 559-2111 mediately, 2 bedroom upper, targe liv To Share for Individual or small business. Secre 1 SOUTHFIELD • newly completed ing fotfm.diolng room, newly painted, 2 NAPLES • Lakewood. Completely fur ABANDON YOUR HUNT tarial 4 phone answering available on ONE CALL DOES IT ALLI acre lot with large trees. - 464-114» nished 2 bedroom. 2 bath Villa on premises .--., «4$-$819 building. 6.600 sq ft of prime profes golfcoorte. Monlhy, weekly. Available SAVE 50% sional spice. Clioiee location at 12 Mile •! - Place yoOr,cl»sslfled want »i lo ' Suburban DelroH'a finest market ; FARMINGTON HILLS - Mar. JO. t bed- after April I Jth. • .879-9(91 SHARE-A-HOME BIRMINGHAM • « room suite, near between Northwestern lt*y. and Tele The Observer 4 Eccentric Newspapers (oom basement flat $260 mo. $39» OUR 7th YEAR OF downtown 410 No. Woodward,-Carpet, graph. Call Mrs Richardson 358-5830 deposit . Rent includes all utilities, OCEAN. FRONT' luxury coodo on drapes, panelled walls. Available bow. 591-0900 •': Wayne kitchen appliances, carpet. fre> laun- Hutchinson Island nearW. palm Beach, "GUARANTEED SERVICE" Kassablan Builders : TROY. Somerset area. 3 tu»ury offices, dry. tennis, park nearby. 156-785« 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, brand new 4 fully TO THOUSANDS IN AU AREAS ' (44-1700 containing approx 630 sq ll. with 64 4r 1070 Oakland furnished, available Mooth of April • kilcbenette. Includes utilities. $'50 a 852-3222 Rochester/Avon PLEASANT RIDGE - 2 bedroom Low $1000.4744069 ' 477^15« 'FREE BROCHURE BLOOMFIELD HILLSOffict Space month (43(100 er, firtplace basemept, porch, 2 car ga I luite 4 some offices. Secretarial Use your Visa or Master Card rage. $4J0/mo. Security Deposit + ORMOND BEACH . SHARE facilities possible Parking available PLYMOUTH _ TWP. J*Tee. bedroom ctUitles. Call after (pm, «44-24«) Luxury oceanfrool Coodo compielely REFERRAL SERVICES ' CtH9am-$pra $40-1(10 furnished, 2 bedrooms, 2W balhs. Mini WATERFORD frame ranch- large fftced yard. $400. BLOOMFIELD HILLS • deluxe office fnoo*h - ' M-i It* or 410-0112 THREE BEDROOM lower flat Sepa mum 2 weeki «81-1(44 Lower 4 office suite with reception rate entrance. (33$ per monlh plus IW 642-1620 $00 W. Long Lake, 4 executive offices, (tea Newly decorated Approximately PLYMOUTH Twp. -" i bedroom. 1»- moolhs "security. Available Mar. I. SIESTA KEY. SarasoU, elegant 2 bed «$4 S. Adams, Birmingham, Ml. conference room, reception/secretarial 1100 so. ft. across from Jtip'a ficslau room, 1 bath coodo. view of Gulf 4 bay. A BUSINESS man $$ 6$ lo share beau area, storage. Approximately l$oo »q (jhed basement, fehc«< lot, dead-end Adults Only. Redford «re> $11-1659 tiful 1 bedroom ranch with same or sen rant Ideal (or accountant's office, etc slreet, recently redecorated, $100 plus Available March 4 April by mooth. ft-1 yr. sub lease with opUdo l«_ renew, $276 per month including utilities i«curity4Mfer«ace$.Eve*. 1lt4\1i WAYNE • Centjally locaUd;a&T, ilowe r Rat, (44-5517 ior cltlteh. Telegraph 4 Berg. Away «(•-150$ 5 large rooms, bath anidd hasbasement. , all most W time. Lea re message. $418160 ads WEST COAST . BUCKINGHAM SHOPPINO CENTER 362-1850 PLYMOUTH Cole 4 clean 2 bedroom utilities excepl electricity. Stove, home walk to downtown, available end refrigerator, newly decorated Girag* Enjoy walerfronl or golf course living BASEMENT APARTMENT • Westland Schcolcrafl 4 Inkster Rd. 1400 to. ft m ONE MONTH FREE RENT teACH MICHIGAN'S FINEST MARKET \ o( February Includes- appliances, base optional. Adults. J1I-32M al 8uro4 Store Marina, Pun la Oorda area Carpeted, panelled Kitchen, laun hjgh traffic area. Will lease alt or part. Orchard Lake 4 Tejegraph Rd Up to ment Cal|after 6pm. , -... MJ-JSli Isles, or Sugarmlll Woods. Komes, dry 4 jarage facrtilies. $l$0 per mooth: Suitable for office, retail use or dtstrib- *.OO0 sq ft Undergroorvd parking, all . ONE CALL D0E8JT ALLI ; WESTLAND . Beautiful $ room upper homesltes tt coodomlnlums (or sale. CalUirt-Spm. 2(1-8400 U'OT- " . Cal|$5».ll«H services. $9 sq. ft $$7.(63$ PLYMOUTH- Exceptional 1 bedroom flat, i bedrooijs. refrigerator, stove, Vacation, golf clinic, satlttig school 4 : W-pri OtoVtAftd CtJOfity M1-4NO0 Wiyrt*Gxmly UiiiH flochtwltV-Avon TWp. rentals available. Suocoast investment BIRMINGHAM • share 4 bedroom DELUXE OFFICE (pace. 2 suites,-78« LOwer. nice area: Fireplace, larige, air 4 water Included Newly dccoraled. bouse, fireplace, large dinljg room 4 WESTLAND - FORD ROAD 'i IM fwi *«M W «** ffAtUAO screened porch, basemenl $420. to- I $190. month. Call alter tPM. 4S$-$S0« Properties, tnc. Plymouth, Michigan. I and 450 So, Ft 208$$ FarmlogtW Rd. New building, 1 units, 25x45 each, good 45$-ill» I-80O-874/470 I living room, ft acre wooded comer lot.' Farmlngtoa Hills between I 4 9 Mile. tiodes beaXwaur. After 4pm. (451941 I or 455-6335 Security required Eves $40-9616 for offices or retail. 4 bl.vks from I8lh .zrrs^s^-.-Aj.,- Call between 9 AM and $ PM. 47*0640 District Court Call 721 0684or 711 »485 ' ( -4> Supplement to The Observer & Eccentric Newspapers Monday, February 14, 19S3 Page 2* Bridal Monday. February 14, 1983 Picture Your Wedding Party in Beautiful Mayflower Meetinghouse From the editor... TKa stones in this year's Observer In interviews with two psychologists & Eccentric bridal section share a and a minister, we look at what should common theme,. The topic is deci be considered in selecting a mate for a sions. good, lasting marriage. Our main story (Page 3) focuses on Our main feature (Page 3) address the decision to marry, one of the most es the decisions that come with a wed important an individual makes in his ding and offers tips on what to consid life and yet one which seems to be re er in choosing rings, a florist, a photo voked quite readily today. grapher, the hall. On pages 5-7, two happily-married couples talk'about what contributed to- their success, including the decision to commit themselves to marriage. Gerry Maynard of Family and Chil dren Services, in an interview on Page 8, touches on the considerations that should be contemplated before decid ing to remarry. ' Readers may turn to Page 10 for a It's your Big Day! Keep it free from perplexing reception details. The secret? Let out trained list of questions to ask before marrying staff help you plan your party and then follow through to perfection, every last detail...The and to Page 23 for a list of books for Mayflower Meetinghouse is operated by the Lorenz family, owner and operator of the further reading on the issues which Mayflower Hotel and Rount Table Club. arise with marriage. The same fine food and facilities, A light story (Page 12) with an ac same experienced staff. companying chart (Pages 16-17) T« ««ft*• yoitiilfAw fiUk*put tHtpixt tan bt htrt in-tbt Mujfhu.it Mtuingbaii. tdlf kl f» d ffniiwsf lodks at the role astrology plays in" tbt roomi, drmtd for a uvdding parly... Yet nami tin dull. Thtn sit bath and lean the ten to ui., no worry, noftn.Jtsl relax and enjoy every freciott mintu. Call Etbel Burns ai 4))-1620. compatibility, and another light story (on Page 21) peaks at the impact .computers may have on meeting Mr./ Th r With This Ms. RigrjU'.- -'*"" Ding.. MAYFLOWER MEETINGHOIBE — Karen Hermes Smith 455 S. Main Street Plymouth, Michigan (313) 453-1620 Bridal Fashion Show "New. Ideas" "Valuable Prizes" "Refreshments" THIS SUNDAY - FEBRUARY 20, 1983,- at 2:00 p.m. LATEST Bridal Magazine Fashions and Prom Styles will be BEAUTIFULLY presented by: " BEGINNINGS...A BRIDAL SHOP - Plymouth 459-8281 and BOBBY'S MENS FORMAL WEAR. Livonia 425-7070 with gorgeous silk flower coordination by - KATHY'S KRAFT KORNER. Plymouth 455-6355' Prize winning cakes by BAKER'S RACK .Plymouth 453-7788 Quality Lingerie by DEE'S PENNYRICH BRAS • Dearborn Heights 278-1128 Personalized girtsfor the wedding party by ENGRAVING CONNECTION - Plymouth'459-3180 Jewelry and Collectibles by A gift for the bride GOLDEN GIFTS - Livonia 525-4555 Hair styles (hit enhance" ydur total look by with a purchase of an JANARDS- y Livonia 422-9883 . Invitations and special printing by ArtCarved wedding ring. JUST-IN TIME PRINTERS • This best selling guide to a beautiful wedding will be Livonia 422-0810 yours when you select your wedding rin°> from our Makeup advice by exquisite ArtCarved collection. Come in today, MARK KAY - Plymouth 455-2663 choose your ring and receive our gift to you. Photographic innovations and video by RAWUNSON- Plymouth 453-8872 DANIEL S. RINE ^Wty Expert advice and new ideas to nuke your wedding special. DIAMONDS, WATCHES, RESETS, AND REPAIRS MOK.-THURS CORSI'S OF LIVONIA BANQUET HALLS •a lovely setting for a reception - 10AM-SPM 937-2225 25832 JOY ROAD TUE.-WED.-FW. 27910 W. Seven Mile 531-4960 REDFORD SAT.-tOA-M.-4PM. Tickets:'1.00 in advance *2.00 at the door •s^rs^iww*^*^ Hww^sr f*^* •^^FTWT Monday, February 14, 1983 Bridal Page 3* In marriage, love isn'4 enough The decision to-marry is one of the problems in a marriage. most important an individual makes in 'A true friend isn't going to abandon you Both partners need 1o be secure in his life. who they are so they don't depend on Yet, with the national divorce rate so when times get difficult or when they're the other for their happiness and es high, it appears couples head for the put off by your behavior.' teem, noted Bernadette Hughes of altar without giving the decision much Troy's Marriage Growth Center. thought. — The Rev. William Mclvor Otherwise, the relationship is imma , Today, marriage counselors and ture with one person taking care ol the ministers are encouraging the be Two suburban marriage counselors of the couples who come to him for other as a parent cares for a child, trothed to examine their compatibility and a clergyman, in interviews with the marriage at First Presbyterian Church said Hughes who recently conducted a and resolve their differences before Observer & Eccentric Newspapers, of Birmingham. marriage preparation seminar for St. they say, "I do." shared some of the special considera Friends stick together and accept John Fisher Chapel at Oakland Univer The notion is similar to preventative tions that should be given before en each other the way they are, he said.' sity, Rochester. medicine. tering into marriage. Lovers may not. Premarital counseling, seminars and "A true friend isn't going to aban THAT CAN be burdensome for the books on marriage are among Ihe re LOVE, they said, isjmportant to a don you when times get difficult or one who is doing the caring and cause sources available to couples who want relationship, but it's not 'enough. when they're put off by your behav the one who is being cared for to feel to know whether they're suitabfe for Friendship and. respect are the crucial ior," said Mclvor who estimates he's resentful and angry, she said. each other and ready for marriage. necessities. performed 150 weddings in his 10- "If you're looking to go into mar- They may also consult trusted adults "f always try to lind out if they're year career. That devotion, he said, is who have been or are married. friends," 1he Rev. William Mclvor said needed in.confronting the day-to-day ContiriGed on page 9 Check it out a wedding takes research "Eighty to 90 percent of the value of They also have to set a date, decide by the Observer & Eccentric Newspa Once a couple decides to wed, an engagement ring is in the center where the wedding will be, agree on its pers, offered these suggestions: there are a lot of decisions left to stone," Rismann said. type and size, choose attendants, pick make. THE RINGS Unless the stone is loose, couples out a wedding cake and arrange the The couple must select the engage- c-an't-examine it for celefreterity or telt- -ment-and-wBddrny rinys, the wedding honeymoon: -- — Purchase-a^eose-diamondr-t+ten-se— feet a setting, said Andrew Rismann of. if they're getting their "80 percent gown and tuxedo, the photographer So what should be considered in worth." making all these decisions? Diamonds & Fine Jewelry, Birming and florist, all the way down to the re Risman advises couples to view the Suburban merchants, interviewed ham. ception hall and musicians. diamond lying on its side on a white sheet of paper in order to see its color. "If you look at the top, you only see its brilliance, which will oftentimes mask its color," he said, adding that the whiler a stone is, the better its quality." Ask the jeweler for a 10-power mag nifier to'view the slone's clarity. A re putable jeweler, Rismann said, will tell you what to look for, including black carbon spots, fractures and grain lines. Also, examine the stone's propor- lions in terms of width to length. "If it's flat, it's going to be dead. It's not going to sparkle," Rismann said. Finally, couples should determine what they want for the price they can afford. Buying a larger stone with a flaw that's barely detectable under magnification is sometimes better than buying a smaller, perfect one, he said. In selecting wedding rings, consider quality as well as price and style, Rismann said. Generally, the heavier the ring, the better the quality. THE GOWN . A wedding gown should fit more than the bride's figure. It should also fit her personality. "A bride should look to her person ality, her look (in selecting a gown)," said Madge Pollak of Creations by MINDY SAUNOERS/slatf photographer Pollak's, Farmington Hills, who will lead a seminar Feb. 25-27 on wedding Photographer Buz Holzman, who with his wife owns mans advise couples to review a photographer's dress selection.at Detroit's Cobo Hall. two area studios, straightens Carole Schumacher's work before hiring_him or her to record their wedding "It should fit her image of herself," gown before taking her wedding portrait. The Holz- in pictures. Continued on page 13 Page 4-* Bridal Monday, February 14, 1983 2-¾ Honesty's behind Wedding Candids 25 8" x 10" SOOC00 In Album *£Ow their happiness Other Packages from$149°° 50% Discount —FRli— on Enlargement Wedding Pictures When David Cameron of Livonia Invitations for Newspapers /calls the Dairy Council of Michigan and 'When we fight. . .we Book 6 Months or More in Advance asks to talk "to the prettiest girl [hete, get it done and over of Wedding and Save an Additional $25 the receptionists know he he is talking about his wife, Irene, the council's di with.' \_ 6629 Middlebelt McFERRAN rector of communications. — David Cameron (South of Warreo Ave.) 425-0990 STUDIOS Garden City s~~ Still lovebirds after nearly 35 years, married 34 years the Camerons say their marraige is successful because of their honesty * Get the Personal Touch with each other. it Neither one holds in feelings, they of the same philosophies and goals, said, so there's no chance for anger to which they dicussed in depth. Lilley's Bridal and Boutique grow and fester. The both believed in committment in Specializing in Gowns "When we fight, it happens right marriage. "I think you should stay in then," said Cameron, a sales repre there and fight and dig," Mrs. Camer BRIDAL • BRIDESMAIDS sentative for Korest-Peterson Co. in on said. MOTHERS OF THE WEDDING Detroit and a Livonia school board PROMS The Camerons also share an import trustee. "We get it done and over ant ingredient in a successful marraige We have a large collection of with." — friendship. "He always has said I'm scene stealing gowns & short dresses The couple met as freshmen in the - all priced to please his best friend," Mrs. Cameron said. Slippery Rock Stale College dining And, now that their children — David, WE CARRY THE COMPLETE LINE OF room in Slippery Rock, Pa. Each was 28, and Wendy, 23 — are adults, the GUNNE SAX INCLUDING BRIDAL I 19. 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Page 6* Bridal Monday, February 14, 1983 Remarriage It's a lot more complicated than the first time By Karen Hermes Smith nard of Family and Children Services children'from a prior union, he said. tributed to the breakup (with or with staff writer of Oakland who has conducted sever Part of the problem is that the re out a professional's help) and deal al workshops on remarriage. sponsibility for children is split among with the loneliness, anger and financial in contemplating remarriage, special National statistics analyzed in 1976 five sources when a marriage breaks aspects that follow divorce, Maynard consideration should be given' to the indicate that 44 percent of remar up and both partners remarry •— the said. problems that come with it. riages wind up in divorce court, com natural, parents, two new spouses and "When you've done thai, you have "It's a lot more complicated than pared to 38 percent ot first-time mar the court. a pretty good shot at making it the the first time around," especially if riages, Maynard said. And most of the The parent who is not granted cus second time around," he said. children are involved, said Gerry May- remarriages that falter are those with tody of the children frequently feels Of the two individuals involved in a deprived, which complicates his rela divorce.'the "dumpee" generally takes tionship with his own children as well a harder look at himself and his contri as those in his new marriage. bution lo ihe marriage's failure than the "dumper," Maynard noted, since THERE'S NO traditional way to the dumper believes his actions were handle the problems that arise, since justified. divorce and remarriage are only a gen eration or two old, Maynard said. ' IF MARRYING a divorced person, The non-profit Family and Children Maynard suggests waiting until he or Services has offices in Berkley, Clarks- she has gone through the same pro ton, Ferndale, Pontiac, Southfield and cess of analyzing what he or she con l^erionaUzed (JSridal J^et vice Walled Lake. Maynard is director of tributed to the first, marnage's family and individual counseling breakup. — •Complete Selection of Bridal Fabrics : Remarried himself, he has conduct "I'd look for somebody who had re •Custom Bridal Fabric Selection ed workshops for the'Detroit area solved their first marriage," Maynard •Personal Co-ordination of Wedding chapter of Family Service Association said. "I wouldn't want a person who Party Gowns of America, Detroit School District's had regrets or was trying to prove •476-1170 ^476-9653 ^477-3029 adult education program and Channel something." 62. After remarriage, Maynard warns, mrme's MBRICS Before remarrying, divorced persons once-divorced persons shouldn't ex OFFARMINGTON OOWNTOWN should give themselves a couple years pect their children lo replace their ab FARMINGTON 23332 Farmington Rd. CENTER to objectively look at what ttiey con sent natural parent with a step-parent. r For those who appreciate the finest... 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Hie Place for Ijie Custom Face* *Cj^gg] (Mutial Hottae At Middlebelt Stmt l<)l~ Garden City can 23348 Farmington Rd. 20292 MIDDLEBELT • LIVONIA (SOUTH OF EIGHT MILE) 422-7030 g! VISA Downtown Farmington Ctr. 474-6900 OPEN SUNDAY 1-5 DURING SALE . 477-3033 Page 8* Bridal Monday, February 14, 1983 JOHN STANO/slaH photographer Psychic astrologer Jacqui Kendall of Birmingham en munication about each other's personalities, she courages couples to review the traits associated with said, because no one (except the astrological charts) their astrological signs. It's a good way to open com- can be blamed for pointing out the bad traits. ***fefi«^SImA# Are marriages made in heaven? for wth^e ":..,^. u«'"""' People shouldn't let astrology dic opposite directions, the result can be tate who and when they should marry, a tornado. but they can use it to help them under A match between a water and earth stand their partners and their relation sign (Taurus, Virgo and Capricorn) ships with them, according to psychic can result in a lot of mudslinging, Ken ni in, astrologer Jacqui Kendall of Birming dall said. And two fire signs will have a QliOli ham, _ highly intense relationship while two "I do not believe certain signs earth signs will make mountains out of should not go with another," said Ken molehills. dall, who does radio and television Prince Charles and Princess Diana shows • for Southfield's WXYZ, and of Wales are both water signs (he's a 46-3¾ ll 46-^/41 teaches parapsychology at the com Scorpio; she's a Cancer) with a lot of munity houses in Birmingham and Ro depth, Kendall said. "Each one wants chester. to seek his own level" and have his or "All matches are OK," she said. her own way. Some are just more compatible than JohH F. Kennedy, a Gemini, was an others. air sign; Jaqueline, a Leo, is a fire sign. The most tumultuous match is be "We know there was some fanning of INA'S IMPORTS tween a fire (Aries, Sagittarius, Leo) the flames in that relationship," Ken * Specialty Gift Shop and water sign (Cancer, Pisces, Scor dall'said. FOR _YOUR SHOWER AND WEDDING i pio) , said Kendall, who wrote a pham- Women who are looking for lovers phlet titled "Couplings" on the rela will find them in men with Scorpio and •Bridal Favors from Silk-Flowers, Crystal tionships between signs. Libra signs. Those who want support to Pewter Figurines If the person with- the fire sign is ers should look for men with earth •Wedding Invitations & Something Dif strong, and his partner with the fraier signs, Kendall said. And those who ferent * Cfblh Invitations sign is shallow, the fire sign can "dry want their husbands also to be their •Hand Made Linens from Tablecloths to dp" the water sign, she said. best friend should seek out an Aquar Matching embroidered Bed Linens ius. •Expresso Coffeemakers & China Service . HOWEVER, if the water sign is over •Jewelry •Bohemian Crystal •Capodimonte ly strong, it can "put'out" the fire sign. LEO MEN make good husbands, as The perfect match, Kendal! said, is long as their wives play to their egos'. •Imported & Domestic Confetti' two air signs (Gemini, Libra and Pisces women make sensitive wives, BRIDAL REGISTRY Aquarius) with the same goals and those with' earth signs make good 32104 Plymouth Rd. •LIVONIA ^525-1888 desires. However, if a Libra" and Aquarius, for. example, are moving in --. ' Continued on page 15 Monday, February 14, 1983 Bridal Page 9* A daily decision sunnqdaze The Wedding Invitation Specialists 44700fordRd •"Canton* Kmart Plaza (Ford at Sheldon)* 455-6354 Reaffirming commitment Twelve Oaks Mall- Novi,MJ- 349-6080 Continued from page 3 not work include repetitive arguments 20% OFF riage to be saved, be taken care of, it about the same problems which have doesn't happen," agreed Bob Tolles no solutions, hot and cold emotions, WEDDING of Plymouth's Associated Counseling impatience with the other person's Services. qualities and excessive desire to INVITATIONS When both partners are self-secure, change the other person, Tolles said. You are cordially invited to they can enrich each other's lives, save 20% on special order wedding invitations, napkins, Hughes said. PRACTICAL issues couples should accessories and all social an Communication is a must, the au discuss before marrying include how nouncements with this ad thorities agreed. Ihey'll handle money, resolve"conflict, Offer Expires March 31, 1983 "Relationships can endure almost whether they'll have a family and how anything except bad communication," they'll rear children, and how they'll Mclvor said. express affection and spirituality, Party goods for In a relationship where a couple isn't Hughes said. • Showers and conversing, one partner may always Once couples decide "to marry, they win arguments and get his way while Weddings have to reaffirm their decision to be the other covers up his feelings. married every day to keep the relation Wedding Gifts That doesn't necessarily mean the ship strong, the experts said. relationship isn't workable, Hughes and warns. It does mean the couple's com "You have to keep working at the Albums munication skills need honing. process of building and growing tor .Tnmpalihility i<^ annlhpr important gether." Tolles said factor. One way to tell whe.ther you're "It's an ongoing process," Hughes a good matcfi, said Hughes, is to ask agreed. "The decision has to be made these questions: "Can I be myself each day to committ yourself to mar when I'-m with him or her?" and "Do I riage and keep working on it. And it feel happy when I introduce this per doesn't come naTufatly —Hjust isn't k son to someone else?" so. But that (working ^Ti^it) is~vvhere r? Warnings that the relationship may the satisfaction comes in." um2 Dipindobllhy By Th» Cake World DMrith family S1nt0j$93 Eugene VanZandt displays one of his special wedding cakes at the Cake World, 39477 Joy Road, Canton (½ Mile fnX"V^\ E. of Haggerty Road). VanZandt is Every - (wsJ1 ready to furnish wedding, birthday, shower and holiday cakes for all Bride \^N%J llvv// Wishes Come True occasions made to order. Free in-store Dreams NS JM^A at Dittrich's samples available for tasting. 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". . . and we couldn't have asked for a more Will there come a day when dating luxurious honeymoon suite." — that time-consuming process of picking a mate — is passe? J.W. 'The problem with Will men and women be able to plug computers is they're a card into a computer, get the name "The shower was lovely, from the food to the of a perfect mate, meet at the church purely logical. When service and everything in between. Thanks!" that afternoon and live happily ever af getting into marriage, . . -D.I. ter? that's emotions.' The answers to those questions de pend on who you ask in the computer — Larry Reinhart business. programmer analysl "I think that's already happening," said Greg Knoff, assistant to the engi neering dean at Oakland University, Rochester. Men who value friendship and hon "When people apply to computer esty as most important tn a marriage, dating^ services, they give their age for example, could be matched with and interests. That (information) is women who feel the same way, he fed into a computer, which supposedly said. matches them up with someone with . However, Larry Reinhart, pro similar interests." grammer analyst at Southfield's Law "The computer can do anything you rence Institute of Technology, helieves want it to," said Dave Vreeland, sys that, while computers may match peo For information on how we can plan your wedding, tems analyst for Online Design Inc., a ple for dates, they're too limited to call Tom Carlson at 879-2100. Birmingham-based computer consult match people for marriage. ing and designing firm. "The problem with computers is XiNIORTHFIELD HILTON "If you put in vital attributes, some they're purely logical," Reinhart said. <—~~~K frf __—-^" thing that correlates to a successful "When getting into marriage, that's marriage, you can match-those to emotions. Computers can't handle people." emotions." Crooks at I-75 • Troy • 879-2100 Bridal MIRACLE WEDDING VILLAGE 21745 W. 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G G VG F VG G G F E B VG F Oct. 23 - Nov. 21 Scorpio Pluto & Mars Female s n+ M» P P P. E B VG U F P G B G Nov. 22 - Dec. 21 Sagittarius Jupiter +•• VG B G P F B VG P P U F B Dec. 22 - Jan. 20 Capricorn vf Saturn \tf P VG F B B VG P G U P F G Jan. 21 - Feb. 19 Aquarius Uranus G B E U G F E B G u P P Feb. 20 - Mar. 20 Pisces tf Neptune H P E P VG P VG F VG B VG U G Locate your own and your partner's astrological symbols on the chart Now find out how compatibility you are, according to astrology. E above. means excellent; VG, very good; G, good; F, (air; U, unlikely; P, poor; and B, bad. THE WEDDING MANUFACTURING MAKES CAKE THA T THE BIG DIFFERENCE ALWAYS f GETS EATEN! A Perfect 855-5488 Wedding Gift... OVER 30 VARIETIES'OF CHEESECAKE OVER 10 VARIETIES OF LAYER CAKES &TORTES JEACHAND-EVERYCAKEACUSXOM-CAKE -""When selecting that. special" AS SEEN ON KELL Y&CO* DELIVERY AVAILABLE wedding gift, think of Gervais ASK US ABOUT OUR SHOWER CAKES & SWEET TABLES Furs of Windsor. 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COUPON IGROOM'S TUX FREE* rental with party of 6 or more TUXEDO RENTALS from$379 5 •NEW WEDDING SET-UPS ONLY •CANNOT BE USED IN COMBINATION OR IN LIEU OFOTHER AOVERTISED PROMOTIONS ~ -MUST BRING IN COUPON Offer Expires March 1,1983 \ after £|FORMAlS formal xeear Ta>lor An Van Plata 22153 Eureka Road (313)287-6960 Warren Madison Heights Hoover tleven Center Campbell's Corner 26285 Hoover Road 1401 West 14 Mile Road (313)7.58-1177 (313)585-1115 Monday, February 14, 1983 Bridal • Page 13* Planning the big day Review their work before hiring wedding contractors of friends and relatives," said Chuck Continued from page \ DeSantis, food and beverage director for Troy's Hilton Inn. "If the food is of Frequentfy, studios witlshow samples of agreed Ruth Seligson . of Today's good quality, if the guests get a good Bride, Birmingham. work done by some of their photographers. meal, it's not hard after that to get In choosing a gown, Seligson sug people to rave about the wedding." 'But when they send someone out to shoot gested brides ask the .opinion of either If the hall has a dining room, their mother or a friend,. your wedding, it's a person whose work you "DeSantis suggested a couple eat there The season and the nature of the haven't seen/ * first to sample the food and crifique wedding are other considerations in the service. — Eileen Holzman choosing a gown, the two women said. Other considerations include A winter wedding generally requires a studio owner whether the hall can comfortably seat closed neck and long sleeves. A for the number of guests 'planned, mal wedding requires a formal dress. whether parking is. adequate and whether the tables are round or rec THE PHOTOGRAPHER Couples should hear a band play THE FLORIST tangular. before hiring it. "They shouldn't take Before signing a studio contract, In addition, he said, couples should the word of a friend because music is In picking a florist, couples should couples should look at the work of the check whether the hall uses linen or very subjective," Yessian said.' make sure the business has the ca photographer who will do the actual paper tablecloths, china or Corning- Also, Yessian advised, couples pacity to do the job the couple wants shooting, advised Eileen Holzman ware, glass or plastic glasses and sil should look for a band which will suit done, advised Larry Turowski, mana • who, with her husband, Buz, owns Bir- ver or stainless steel flatware. their guests' tastes. "Really, what ,a. ger of Fairlane Florist in Dearborn. ; mingham Photograhers in Birmingham They should also find out what couple-is doing is putting on a party Fairlane also 'has a store in West ' and Buz Holzman Photography in "brands of liquor are served, how much tor their guests." Bloomfield. -—Southfiold. - is chargsd per glass (not bottle), and A versatile band — which can play : Frequently, studios will show sam- whether bartenders are provided, he Some florists may not have the nec Top 40 music as well as-songs from essary equipment, he added. \ pies of work done by some of their said. the 1940's, 1950'sand 1960's — will \ photographers. "But when they send Then, DeSantis suggested, find out please almost any audience, he said.. It also helps to select a florist who is •' someone out to shoot your wedding, it what extras are available. Sometimes, nearby. In selecting a band, couples should •! (can be) another person whose work he said, hotels give the bride and also consider its appearance and find "It makes rt simpler if they're in the ; you haven't seen," Holzman said. groom a free night on the house. . out how many breaks it takes during vicinity," said Howard Stein Jr., owner ':• Couples should think twice "about The object, DeSantis concluded, is the evening, and how long those of Stein's Flower Shop and Green- hiring a studio or photographer who for couples to find the highest quality breaks last, Yessian said. _ houses. Inc.. Wavne. i seems hurried or insensitive, Holzman hall for their money. j said. They may wind up being pushy > during the wedding and hurry the cou- | pie along at the reception, rushing THE BAND them to cut the cake and throw Ihe CORSrS HALLS "Price is always a question with • bouquet. "Where your banquet becomes a memorable occasion" bands," said Dan Yessian of Dan Yes- '\ Also, Holzman advised, look for hid- sian Associates Inc., a Farmington Your Hosts j' den costs. Some photographers 10% OFF Hills talent agency. "Unfortunately, it The Corsl Fami •< charge for extra mileage or limit the Your Banquet always seems to take precedence over (must be presented '; hours they will spend on a job. •Seating 350 Guests st time quality." ) Select a photographer affiliated with •Complete-Wedding A. of booking) Expires 12-31-83 .< the Detroit Professional Photogra- # Consultants ^ •Elegant Atmosphere . i phers Association, . Holzman said. Many couples are willing to spend $10-$ 15 per plate for 200 guests at •Featuring exquisite 'f "That way you know you're dealing American & Italian the reception, but won't shell out t with someone committed to a certain Cuisine • level of quality and ethics." $500-$800 for a good band, Yessian •Menus to fit air budgets said. THE HALL Yet, he said, the quests spend three 591-4960 Couples should sample the food a to four hours dancing, compared to 27910 W. 7 Mile hall serves before renting one. only an hour eating. Yessian said that Livonia "What it boils down to is, the bride the quality of the music often deter (between InkaleInksler & Mlddlebeft) BRIDAL SHOW and groom are feeding a vast number mines the quality of the evening. FEBRUARY 20th At Budget, you're *J[ JJ Begin Your New in a Luxury Lincoln **./• 8RIOAI s^ -i Special Weekend [/ Packages for Your presents Wedding Day For Reservations Call: - The Ilissa Collection WEST BLOOMFIELD 851-1120 Thursday through Saturday, February 17, IS, 19 TROY/BIRMINGHAM 435-6670 in our shop al . SOUTHRELD 354-1515 : Budget 708 N. Woodward Birmingham. Michigan A6o Those who want to further explore tion" written by J. Gottman, C. Notar- the issues surrounding marriage may IUS, J. Gonso, H. 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MINOLTA, CA.V0N S MORtr WAS...129.95 s // m u I 0'/ PHOTO & SOUND CENTER 'i ;' NEAR OUTER DRIVE & <*£ 20219 CARLYSLE pezM TERMS 5 V SOUTHFIELD IN DEARBORN OPEN MJLY 10 A.M^-9 PJM...NEJ«R ON SUNDAY! ALL PRICES EFFECTIVE...Through Saturday Ferjruary'19. 1983. i : .. iv.-z..-—-¾ * \ \ < I a * I i i w tnttmky H ;l PLENTY OF PAVEO FREE PARKPNG AND NAME BRAND MERCHANDISE. Rainchecks are available il we run oul (Except-Limited Ouantiiies as noted next lb merchandise TiTl^s" uppTement). LIVONIA PUBLIC SCHOOLS THE CHERRY HILL SCHOOL DISTRICT Moved by McDooelt supported by Haydoo: RESOLVED To call for a Public Hearing oo Monday. February 7. Livonia, Michigan 198J. at 71S P.M-oo Ordinance for Recodification. YEAS Unanimous (SEE ATTACHED) WAYNE COUNTY, MICHIGAN Moved by McDonell; supported by Haydon; RESOLVED To establish Monday, January 11.19SJ at S.JO P.M as FOR SALE dale for Council/Staff Team Building Session, to be held at Maplewood Community Center YEAS Unanimous ... FOR THE SPECIAL ELECTION TO BE ON Moved by Salvatore; supported by McDonell: RESOLVED: To award the contract for the Maplewood Center Approximately 1.9 acres' of land located on the southwest corner of Ann Arbor Road TUESDAY, MARCH 22,1983 Windows to Don Glass, the lowest bidder, in the-amoont of $1.6"o:jJ, as recommeoded by the Administration and Newburgh in the City of Livonia. Property Is zoned C-2. For specHic bid Informa YEAS; Unanimous Moved by McNulty; supported by Haydoo; RESOLVED. To award the contract for the Housing Rehabilitation tion, please contact Arthur W. Howell at 422-1200 ext. 322. Bid packets can be picked TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF SAID SCHOOL DISTRICT: Case No 071M lo J. W. Kackno Co, the low bidder, in the amount of $1,905.00, as recommended by the Adminis- up at the Board of Education, 15125 Farmington Road, office of Arthuf W. Howell. traUon. YEAS; Unanimous ' i * . PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that a Special Election for The Cherry Hill School Dis Moved by McDonell. supported by Haydon: RESOLVED. To award the"coot/act lor the Housing Rehabilitation Sealed bids will be accepted until 1:45 p.m: on Wednesday, March 2,1983 at the Board trict,. Wayne County, Michigan, will be held in said School District on TUESDAY, Case No. 0710S to Qualified Construction, the low bidder, in the amount of H.96S.O0. as recommended by the MARCH 22,1983. •" A. Administration. YEAS: Unanimous of Education Offices, 15125 Farmington Road, Livonia, MI 48154. Bids will be public Moved by Markowlct supported by McDonell RESOLVED- To autboriie the signing of an agreement with Wayne ly opened and read at 2:00 p.m. Act 451, Public Acts of Michigan, 1976, as amended; provides in part as follows: County for the Merriman Road Improvements and autboriie the Mayor and City Clerk-Treasurer to sign and "The Inspectors of election at an annual or special election shall not process Mid Agreement YEAS. Unanimous . ' . receive the vote of a person residing in a registration school district whose Moved by Salvatore, supported by McNulty: RESOLVED To authorise the sighing of an agreement with Wayne The Board of Education reserves the right to reject any or all bids and to waive any County'for the Warren Road Improvements and authorize Mayor and City Clerk-Treasurer to sign and process informalities and to award to other than the high bidder. name is not registered as an elector in the city of township in which the said Agreement YEAS: Unanimous • / ' person resides." ' • Tbe meeting was then adjourned.. The last day for receiving registrations for the spedal election will be: Board of Education RONALD D. SHOWALTER, • Livonia Public Schools School District MONDAY, FEBRUARY 21,1983 Oty Clerk-Treasurer 15125 Farmington Road Livonia, Michigan. Persons registering after 5:00 o'clock p.m. on Monday, February 21,1983," will not OTY OF GARDEN OTY be eligible to vote at the special election. Persons planning lo register must deter SPECIAL COUNCIL MEETING JinairyJS. 1MJ Publish. February II and 21,19«! : mine when the City and Township Clerks' Offices or Secretary of State Drivers '" " ~ 1 '• - : " License Bureau will be open for registration. PUBLIC HEARING at 7:00 PM \- Under the provisions of Act 451, Public Acts of Michigan. 1976, as amended, regis Present were Mayor Fordell, Councilmembers Markowicx. Kitrman,' Havdpo. and McDonell Absent were trations will not be taken by school officials, andonly persons who have registered as Coancilmembers McNulty and Salvatore -on proposed Downtown Development Authority Development Plan for Lou JJa-J$a. Folker's Garden City CITY OF GARDEN CITY general electors with the appropriate City or Township Clerk of the City and Town Acres Subdivision. ship in which they reside, or through registration at a Secretary of State Drivers ORDINANCE NO. 83-002 PUBLICHF.ARING al 7;«S PM. License Burea, are registered school electors. Present were'Mayor FordeU. Covncitmembers Markowici, Kitrman. Kaydoq. and McDonell Absent were Councilmembers McNulty and Salvatore. ..The following propositions will be submitted to the electors at the Special Election ENACTING AS AN ORDINANCE, A CODE OF ORDINANCES FOR THE CITY OF —oo proposed Commercial Redevelopment District for Lots 22a-2$a, Folker's Garden City Acres Subdii ision. on TUESDAY, MARCH 22,1983: , GARDEN CITY, MICH 10AN