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y&hi): »5& * school loo , i places fit ,J>,: :-¾ *;*^' 'V ? and faces UTtr^ n •••••••••••Niiiiwa r- to the future IT MAY be new to the By Tedd 8chnelder der construction adjacent to the Soviet Union, but "glasnost" (free staffwriter \ \ north side of the school property, the expression) has always been planned widening of Newburgh and evident around the Westland City Efforts aree underway to ensure Warren Road to five lanes and a pro Council table. that Patchln Elementary School.San posed east-west road linking Central ., So it's no surprise that Ken the western edge of Westland's bur : City Parkway and Newburgh. * Mehl, council president, Is geoning downtown district, isn't \ The 212,000 square-foot Meijer hearing an occasional barb about swallowed up by commercial devel store and an adjacent 1,500-space his recent city-financed trip to M*«' opment. v parking lot Is set to open early next Finland and the Soviet Union. v$ty;OTffschool officials said they . year. .During a council budget session hope the school, on NewWgh south Meijer will Install a six-foot chain- last week, Westland police of Warren, will remain in its current link fence and a 40-foot-wlde green- executive Lt. Mike Frayer location for the Immediate future, belt to the rear of the store In order suggested he and fire marshall although a newsite by the late 19903 —to-separate lts-property-from:ther Bob Perry travel to Chicago to Is a possibility. 349-student school — measures re--- research a proposed study of the City and school leaders have held quested by the school district. city's police and fire departments Informal talks to deal with the "I think it will be an effective di-; by Northwestern University. changing environment surrounding vider," ^Patchln principal Donald- There, was some debate about the Patchln, said Tom $vltkovich, asso Massey said. "We've always bad: necessity for the trip and how it ciate school superintendent for com proper supervision In the school' would be financed, ^nn rrtt munications and finance. yard, and I don't see kids wandering • "Let's remember, we're not "Informal lines of communication onto the store property or (custom-' ere or employees) wandering onto talking about Russia here," '.','- '.<**+* *' are open and as things come up we'll - Frayer said with a wink toward be dealing with them,"" Svitkovich our property." Mehl.;- rzi.~yx* said. The principal said be has gotten "a Mehl accompanied the few calls" from concerned parents, Westland-based Stingers hockey IMMEDIATE CONCERNS Include team on its exhibition tour in the Meijer superstore currently un Please turn to Page 2 Helsinki and Leningrad last month. But a last-mlnute"controversy over the_drlglns of the tour and the Intentions of Stingers coach Man will stand Bob Valerl cast a shadow over the city's participation. • ..FQlM,^TjyPENT§.frpm^ r St. Daralan Catholic School won trial in sex case lawards during last month's ' •*• Science and Engineering Fair of Metropolitan Detroit. A Westland man was ordered last lice detective who investigates sex Winners were Danny Allle, week to stand trial on charges that crimes. Brenda Blackmer, Ryan Byrne he sexually assaulted a 10-year-old If convicted, Curry faces a maxi and Heather Kelly. girl to February. mum penalty of IS years In prison. Barnes 'Wesley Curry Jr., 81,. Th£ alleged assault occurred Feb. waived a preliminary examination 25 in the defendant's home, accord Monday In front of 18th District ing to court documents. Court Judge Gall McKnight. He will be arraigned in Detroit Recorder's Moore said the victim's family clarification Court 8:30 a.m. Monday, May 8. knew the defendant ARTEMANUELE/statf photographs - Curry pleaded innocent to one Defense attorney Martin Marcus A story in last Thursday's Ob count of second-degree criminal sex asked the court for reduction of the server on a complaint filed Floral display ual conduct He was remanded to the bond. Marcus told the court bis cllr against 18th District Judge Gall Wayne County Jail In lieu of: a ent was married, had three children A small bouquet of flowers was placed on was shot by a gurrraan March 23. LaDuke ; : McKnight said Sylvia Kozorosky- $20,000,cash bond, :; •' > ^ !- and Is employed as a truck driver. - Wlacek was director of the the sidewalk on the east side of Venoy Road was the manager of trre Zlebart ruatproofing Second-degree "criminal sexual v-But the judge, citing a previous Wayne-Westland school district's at Ford last week, marking the location store across the street. conduct agamst a minor involves jail escape and the defendant's ap senior citizens program during where Michael LaDuke collapsed after he sexual toucbing.but not penetration, parent f^osarto surrender voluntar 1982-84. The complaint contained said Laura Moore, the Westland po ily last month, denied the request lricorrect Information. Kozoro- sky-WJacek was deputy director of the city's senior citizens pro gram. She last worked for the school district In 1977. atgains, By Leonard Pogor BUT AN ongoing frustration is the press the state Legislature that they reading test went up from 77,7 per editor—-v-- lack of agreement among state offi were elected because people trusted cent to 82.3 4n five years. In math, cials on a school finance reform them and they can look at a problem the percentage went from 82.6 to 87. what's inside Dennls O'Neill, who marked his package to help in-formula districts and come up with a solution,",|,hAe Other dramatic Increases were In fifth anniversary as Wayne-West- get more state dollars. to * balance said. the seventh grade math tests with Calendar.; . . . . . ;4A land school superintendent recently, budgets, O'Neill said. : 72.4 percent mastering the test Classifieds. . ; . . C.E.F likes to talk about his accomplish compared to 65.7 five years ago. ments in the second largest district "Although we are proud of the ac IN REFLECTING on the past five Auto . . ; . . . • C.F In WaynfrepTtntyr—- r > ademic ; preparation and success of years, O'Neill said bis good and bad O'Neill added that 42.8 percent of Employment..'. , . E.F ; But he also has no hesitation In most students, ideallstically and days are split SO-SO. But he stressed Wayne Memorial's seniors have ap Index v ...... 8E discussing the professional frustra maybe unrealisUcally, we will not that he thinks positive, and problems plied for college openings, compared : Real estate . . . . . E tions of the job he has held since be satisfied until every student will be worked out. to S6.6 percent to 198S. The John Creativeliylng ... . . IE April23,1984. reaches his/her maximum poten Reflecting on accomplishments Glenn High rate Is just over 50 perr tial," he said. v; ' during bis tenure, O'Neill pointed to : t Crossword. T . . '; . . 2E In a two-page list of accomplish The school board recently joined a Increased high school graduation re 'cent; - Entertainment./. . f 6D ments, O'Neill listed , increased civil suit Initiated by other ln-formu- quirements, Improved Michigan Ed Durlng his tenure, voters ap Obituaries . . . . .'.-. .4A standards of education,' Improved la districts to challenge the existing ucation Assessment Program test proved a millage Increase for opera Sports...... , ... . 10 test scores, improving relations with state aid formula, saying it causes a scores, Initiation of required com ting purposes in spring 1977, and a Street scene. .••', .:•'•.. . 1D his office arid the school board, gain gap in per-pupll spending between puter literacy classes for high school N $12.9 million, bond program tor Taste ...... > . 1B ing voters' approval of a millage In high-valuation and low-valuation students and installation of comput building maintenance and equipment crease and bond proposal for main districts. ers In all buildings. nine months later. Newsline . . . .591*2300 tenance and equipment,; and more O'Neill doesn't feel tne lawsuit In the MEAP scores, the number community confidence of Schools. -,-=. Please turn to Page 2 Dennis O'Neill Sportsllne. . . .591-2312 will be effective, "but we must Im of fourth graders mastering the Circulation . . .591-0500 Classified. . . .591-0900 is now LocaLs^riior citizens <&& CLASSIFIEDS ~^^j
. •« ••'•'> r• call 50 c^nts on stand plantap it all! , For the first time since 1976 we focused oqr news coverage on the By Leonard Poo,«r dlrectedjp U.S. Sen! Donald Riegle The tax Is douWei-fet married ^ : are raising the newsstand price of couples filing joint tax returns wljen: \ communities we servo. Our classi editor and CarTtevIn and U.S. Rep. Wil our newspapers. As^everyono fied advertising sections are the. liam Ford, whose 15th congressional both are eligible for Medicare beoe>-^| knows, all prices have Increased largest available In the suburbs. Local retirees are fighting mad district Includes Garden City arid fits. < dramatically since 1076. We are the only real source of local, ; about the new income tsx surtax de Westland. - Westland postcard writers are. *. | Since our last price Increase news and advertising In the com signed to pay for the new federal The retirees are hoping that Con saying the surtax is "outrageous"., j many Improvements have been munities we serve. Medicare Catastrophic Act approved gress will repeal the tax, which and unfair to retirees, \] made in tho content and quality of This price Increase will help us by Congress last year. starts at a 15 percent rate for this The Garden City petition signers: The Observer & Eccentric Newspa continue to grow and Improve the They are upset about the Slxe of year and Increases to 28 percent by say they are "absolutely opposed" to; 091 -0800 pers. •-.. .'.-'•'..'••','..•.•"" - quality of The Observer & Eccen the surtax and were Involved in a pe 1998, the surtax and want Congress to- New sections such as Taste, tric Newspapers for our readers tition and postcard writing cam A table prepared by a financial repeallt t - • Street Scene and Monthly Album and advertisers. •X-:>. paign last week at senior citizens advisor shows that a retiree with a have been added and Creative Liv ••' -' . Dick Iiham' Centers In Garden City and West- federal liability of #3,100 will pay an AT THE Westland Friendship Cen-> U»e Yoor MfttterCard or Visa ing has been expanded. We have Gtneral Manager land, respectively. additions! $815 this year, That sur v.. The petitions and cards are being tax goes up to $588 in four years. Please turn to Pso^ 2 /,^ 4 ?. 4? V" •\^' "••, ^v», ^ - -^ H . r J •.
2A(W) O&E Monday, May 1.1989 : - \ : .'•f; \ Publicity blitz to precede new 9-1-1 system ter and the Quo» Vadls theater com dlspatchers,are forced to handle non By Tftdd Schneider western Wayne County — every per tern Is designed to Improve 'trner- cy teams'.'— getting an accurate lo emergency•"calls', you're going to be staff writer son In Westland has seen or heard gency response time and eliminate cation of the call from distressed or plex. .;'.'••'. ':•-';"; ••' i •••:",.-V •' •":•,:•. Incapacitated residents.. defeating the system." the message somewhere," said Jo confusion over which department^) • A 3(J-second informational spot u The school district, fire depart The Westland ¢-1-1 Education seph Benyo, reglonalcoordlnator for respond to an emergency call. Under The system also helps communi i before movies at the Quo Vadls.: ties cut down on the number of crank ment and Pitza Hut restaurants will Committee Is planning an Informa theprogram. ; ' v . the system, cal lers* addresses and • Information sent home with ele cosponsor a fire safety-contest In tion blitz during the next six weeks Efforts are under way in Wayne- telephone numbers are automatical ; calls, since the location of the caller mentary and Junior high school stu automatically is displayed on the conjunction with the Enhanced 9-M (hat will include every segment of Westland schools, businesses, senior ly displayed on dispatchers' comput dents at local, public and private klckoff. Students will answer a 12- the community. citizen complexes, churches and the er terminals when callers dial 9-1-1* • dispatcher's console. • schools. : .-.,.'•;; • •-The Enhanced >1-1 information question quiz for a chance to win - "The Idea Is that between now and police and fire departments, Benyo • Articles In church newsletters. prizes, including a 12-inch color tele June 9 -* the date the Enhanced 9-1- said, • ; .'•-; - ' • " THAT INFO^^TION wUl solve residents can expect to.see In com • Posters; In area businesses and a major problem fated by emergen- ing weeks includes: ^ vision, 1 system goes on line throughout • The Enhanced 9-1-1 telephone sys-; apartment complexes. --,. A prize drawing will be held June mmmmmmmmmmmmmamm -. • Messages on city water bills. ' "With children especially, we have 1 at Westland city hall and winners 5 • Messages on portable sfgns out- to explain how the system works and will also be announced June 9 on the ' side local businesses and the large what constitutes an emergency situ city's cable television Channel 8. cop calls marquees in front of Westland Cen ation;* Benyo said. "If the.9-1-1 A RESIDENT of The Landings Apartments, \ The resident told police he went tosleepat 2:30 a.m. south of barren Road and west of Wayne Road, told When his roommate came in at $;30 she noticed the police someone broke into his apartment early Wednes televisiorii vldeocassette recorder and a camera case day and stole f 400 cash and an undetermined amount of were stacked In a pile on the floor, the resident said. . Continued from Page 1 e're not In the business of tear- gold jewelry. The principal acknowledged the There were no signs of forced entry into the apart and the school's PTA unit has also school will have to deal with proth jwn schools," added Joe Benyo, The thief left an evelope with a threat written on It man of the city's Economic De behind, the resident said. ment, police said. expressed concern about the close lems created by Increased traffic, proximity of the new store to the but said the addition of a left-turn ment Advisory Commission, school. v. .'• v lane would make access to the definitely see this building as Massey said the school has had to , school parking lot off Newburgh "a fviable for the next 10-15 years," Seniors batlteiievvtax deal with a similar situation r- a lot safer, a lot easier." Massey said. wooded area adjacent to the school Patchlh students who walk to Continued from Page 1 health care act. yard — for years, and hasn't had any school aren't required to cross either ANDREW SPISAK, school board have to pay it. president and deputy mayor, said the Mrs. Jarman said that retirees . "For.the first time in-}be history problems. :.-.- of the two roads, Massey said. ter, on Newburgh near Marquette,' '"are being ripped off" by the surtax • of Social Security, the principle of the proposed road linking Central school and the business district can campaign volunteers Alice Jarman and "there has to be a better way_to ability to pay has been introduced ^ WIDENING OF Newburgh and City Parkway and Newburgh would comfortably co-exist. and Carl Slmcox said 200 to 3" 00 per pay for this other than a surtax on into its programs;' the flier said/' ; Warren Read, slated for the early run immediately south of the school, 'The city has taken into account sons signed cards as of mid-week. seniors,"\ V ., The surtax dispute is also being 1990s as part of the city's Tax Incre said Tim Schroeder, the city's eco that the school Is there," he said. Just over 100 people had signed The center also distributed a flier discussed by speakers at an upcom ment Financing Authority Improve nomic development director. "As long as the school is serving petitions at Garden City's Maple- from the UAW Region IE Retired ing meeting of the Westland-Dear- ments package, could end up having He said there would be "plenty of its purpose at that location I don't ; wood Seniors' Center as of Friday ' Workers Council not only criticizing born Height* chapter of the Ameri a poslUve effect on the school, Mas room" for both the *oad and the think there's going to be a problem," morning. can Association of Retired Persons. sey said. school. .v Splsak said. Simcox said the tax Is unfair be the surtax, but the loopholes In the cause many low-income retirees ttlestlanii at gains, frustrations
©bseruer Continued from Page 1 lem,! which the state aidxfprmula schools, particularly elementary da/s society and as much as we em our first Incident of a gun and crack (USPS 663-530) helps create. Another is theteceritly buildings... ..v phasize the potentially fatal results cocaine In our district last year," he said. Published every Monday and Thurs IN THE life skills learning area, closed dispute about^dult e^ucalion _ "Although it's_a reflection of to- .oLboth weapons and drugs, we had day by Observer & Eccentric News O'Neill said the district has in enrollment figures that the adminis papers, 36251 Schoolcraft, ."Livonia, creased students' awareness and tration said were the result of honest Ml 48150. • Second-daw postage preparation for post-high school edu errors,- paid at Livonia, Ml 48151. Address cational opportunities, put more em . Three school employees and one O'Neill has spent career here all mall (subscription, change of ad phasis on preparing graduates for former employee were charged last dress, Form 3569) to P.O. Box 2428, changes, and put more, stress" on November with.cohspiring and falsi Livonia, Ml 48151. Telephone 591- "wellness" in health and physical fit fying enrollment records after an in Dennis. O'Neill has been in the O'Neill, 54, began bis career as a Four years later, he was promoted 0500. ness. "'> - vestigation by a Wayne County citi Wayne-Westland school district for West Junior High School teacher. to Wayne Memorial High School as . HOME DELIVERY SERVICE his entire 29-year career. The building was In downtown sistant principal. In 1973, be was Newsstand . . . . per copy, 50* ' O'Neill said the district has moved zens' grand jury. Three of the four forward in community, confidence Born and raised in Detroit, he Is a Wayne and later served as the promoted to adminlstralivejasslst- Carrier monthly, $3.00 pleaded no contest., to a reduced Wayne-Westland district's central ant to newly appointed superintend Mail yearly, $55.00 with upgrading an administrative charge AprlM7. graduate of Detroit Catholic Central position to cabinet level* initiating High School. He later earned bache office before being sold and demol ent Timothy J. Dyer. A year later, he All Advertising published In the was elevated to deputy superintend more contacts with parents and hav THE MONEY problem has led to lor and doctoral degrees from ished. Westland Observer issiibject to the O'Neill moved to John Glenn High ent. conditions stated in the applicable ing more involvement In parent severe cutbacks, the superintendent Wayne State and master and educa rate card, copies of.whlch are avail groups. . \ tional specialist degrees from East School as a political science teacher Married, O'Neill is the father of said.•;' ~-.'' five and the grandfather of four. able from the advertising depart In board-superintendent relations, As an example; he said, the dis ern Michigan. in 1964 when the school opened. ment, Westland Observer, 36251 O'Neill said there is more mutual re trict now has only one painter, com Schoofcrefl, Uvonla, Ml 48150. (313) spect and trust, better communica 591-2300. The VVestland Observer pared to five a few years ago, and reserves the right not to accept an tion and the establishment of board - only two electricians to handle main advertiser's order. Observer & .Ec committees. "~ tenance work. J V. .1. . ' * <&\&tx)m centric ad-takers have no authority On the educational end, there is a - 644-1070 Oakland County to bind this newspaper and-only BUT THE frustrations still worry drop of support services for students 591-0900 Wayne County publication of an advertisement shall O'Neill, who has spent his entire ca GLQ66IFIED who need special help, he said. -852-3222 Rochester I Avon constitute final acceptance of the reer in the Wayne-Westland district. Other needs not being met are me advertiser's order. One is the ongoing money prob dia and ^brary services in all QDVERTI6ING .A New we Need rj5> volunteers who pfe wmmmm Love Happy ?&! Join Us For Our Grand Opening Activities! „ Campers! May 4,1989-Appearanceby MacTonite® Have your picture taken with 30% OFF MacTonite® for just »1.50 Maj/6,1989 -Kid's Day!! ALL INCOMING DRY CLEANING Gome visit Ronald McDonald® at 4:30 p.m - Coupon must be presented when order Is left for 5 processing. Weekly specials, suedes, leathers, Free HeHum Balloons i" , wedding gowns and fur coats excluded. Come visit the Detroit Area's Top Morning Show OFFER GOOD THRU 5-27-89 Personalities - WHYT's A.M. Zoo .fr,—.-«-—.— -COUPON-? '»----• "»-». 12:00 Noon!! r . .-ifcwsepiTED ••:•-.. Drawing for 4 family Passes to Michigan -^- tmmmi Space Center 5:00:p.m.!! ;•.-.—
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'• • i i Monday, May 1.1989 O&E (W)3A .§.!•.• It • 19 •1& G times bl m at spring festival OUNGSTERS and adults on Cherry Hill and Merriman, For those keeping track of other enjoyed four days of car many Garden City and Wes Hand festivals, the annual Garden City, nival rides, food and arts people took advantage of the annu Community Festival will be held Three girls, Dawn CarrMhere, Y ami crafts displays, last al event to enjoy themselves. the weekend of June 30-July 2 In 13, Jessica Cussen, 14, and week at the annual spring festival There was • a merry-go-round, City Park, with the annual Wet Crystal Patgt, U, take their sponsored by the Garden City Jay- moon walk, fast rides, slow.rides land Summer Festival scheduled turn .on the TM-a-Wheel dur- lx*< cees. for younger kids, food booths and for June'30-July 4 in the Civic Cen (hg the festival. Held for four days at City Park numerous sales tables and displays. ter area. • ' photo* by ART EMANUELE/iUfl photographer Kyle Gariow, 3, of Garden City hugs the bear won by hla Waving from their boat are Jason Sutton, 3, Sandra Sutton, 1, and Nicholas McKennon. father at a carnival game. Hospital honors 9 J. :.4-»- retiring employees T F W F T By Leonard Pogor editor Westland's June Williams retired as an Annapolis Hospital nurse last week with memories of helping de liver nine babies in one night and five within an hour. -. Ruby Hale, another Westland l.woman who wrapped up a pediatrics ;nurslng career last week at the same •hospital, feels5 that "kids are the !same (over the years) but mothers lhave changed." She refused to say If the change was for the betters or__ ;woree., .;• From the Annapolis pharmacy de triment, Livonia's Nell Caldwell !has seen his wholesale cost of pre- ^scrlptlon drugs soar from 13,000 when he helped open Annapolis In khe fall of 1957 to more than 11100,000 this year. ' ' The three were among nine An- •napolis employees honored at a re tirement reception last week. )'• Caldwell and Hale have been at •the Wayne hospital since It opened jnore than 31 years ago when ft was [the first major hospital In western . vWayne -V. \. 4A !!• onstratlon car and $L caboose. company. His, collection of more The downtown business district day and Sunday. Admission is than 5,000 toys represents American has been gearing up for the event Local artists in a variety of media free. A invitation-only opening life, from horse-and-buggy' days since the city put in a bid to host the will be giving demonstrations in con ceremony will be held Wednesday Chorus wins district title < through the."era of the space shuttle. train last|all, Zech said. junction with the Artraln visit. "We night. For more information, cau The display includes' ah early tin Local merchants will sponsor a wanted to involve as many artists as 467-4821. The Renaissance Choni3 of the from Michigan and western Ontario. Wayne Chapter won the Pioneer The chorus has members from (Michigan) District championship re Livonia, Westland and neighboring cently in a Battle Creek competition. communities. " The singers rehearse each Tues \ The chapter of the Society for the •Preservation and Encouragement of day at 7:30 p.m. in the Newburg community Barber Shop Quartet Singing in Methodist Church, 36500 Ann Arbor A America won the title two weeks Trail, Livonia v ago. .: • GARDEN CLUB and Education Center, Room 6,6701 man. The program will be on cam at 9:15 p.m. at Fiesta Lanes/Ford at "All men who like to sing and wish Tuesday, May 2 — The Garden Harrison at Maplewood, Garden era-ready art. Hlx. Fee is $10. Cash prizes will be The Wayne, Chapter, which won to join or get acquainted with this City Garden Club will meet at 7 pjn. City. Diabetes and exercise will be awarded to the top. bowlers. Mys- district honors in 1985 and repre style of singing favorite melodies tery^high score and 50/50 will be sented the district at international are welcome to come and see what - V v in the Log Cabin, Merriman and the topic of discussion. The meeting * BOWLING ~ Cherry Hill Road, Garden City. For is open to diabetics and families. Friday, May 5 - The Garden City available. To reserve a spot, call competition in 1988 at Hartford, we are about," said Walter Wolo- rest Geary will speak oh roses. Jaycees will host a "nine pin, no tap" Fiesta Lanes at 722-1450. Conn., placed first among 15 groups slewlcz of Garden City. • FINE ARTS • DIABETES GROUP Wednesday, May 3 — Garden City • Fine Arts Association will meet at 7 . Wednesday, May. 3 — A diabetes NOTICE OF pU^LtfcflEARlNO 'v~ LAST DAY OF REGISTRATION support group will meet 7-8 p.m. in p.m. in the Maplewood Community v MAY 15,1989: V ^- o ^.._ SQHOOL ELECTION <« the Garden City Hospital's Health Center, Maplewood, west of Merri- CITY OF GARDEN CITY ^ ••' -\:;'J - ;v':'•.:•".••,;' -:--r ':•''':'"•': v NOTICE ISfiEREBV GIVEN Hut Ibe Mayor »aj Council of the CK7 erf 0»r I hereby make an anatomical gift effective upon my death Medical Alert C3 None D Middle Ear D Skin i^Any Organ D Kidney D Pituitary • Bone D Body For Study n&TF ^. 7*X^6$ • Eye (Cornea) Signature of r Donors 2L WITNESS Biobd Type: WITNESS ® For those who are interestecHn giving The Gift of Life, organ donor stickers for Puttilng Y^iir Name are available at your nearest Republic Bank, Republic Bancorp Mortgage • bntheLii office, or Secretary of State office. If donor stickers are not available at a location near you, or you need addi tional information, contact the Organ Procurement Agency of Michigan\ >800'482.48BL Sponsored in recognition of National Organ and Tissue Donor Awareness to V&ek. :: REPUBLIC REPUBLIC ..^f-- .: v v # •' ''••t- Member FDIC it I: • • Y-- : .;•• \ i- i ^teM mm *wnm HBP WW WW Monday, May t, 1869 O&E *5A s face off over By Wayne Peal clinics to save children. It's not a human life?" ple demonstrated outside one or* both leading," she said. auspices of the Livonia liberal arts staff writer "I'm here for the children," he But Maryse Long of Farmlngton of the centers. Leaders on both sides of the fssue college. .'>•;.. V said, carrying a brochure depicting Hills wondered what kind of choices Those in favor of its continued le gathered in the Detroit area this "We've used Madonna as a launch John Yufko of Plymouth said he photographs of aborted fetuses. her own children would be forced to galization estimated at least 150 weekend, as the US. Supreme Court ing pad before/' said pro-life advo spent Saturday outside two abortion "How can you look at that and say make if abortion were outlawed. people were involved In counter- reviewed Roe Vs. Wade, the contro cate Al Kresta of Detroit. "But it "I'm concerned we're going back demonstrations. versial 1973 high court ruling that wasn't under their auspices/' A col ward on the issue," she said. Both sides said the bulk of their prohibited state interference with lege, spokeswoman, contacted Fri Yurko and Long, as wejl pi .huHf-' ranks was drawn from metropolitan abortion during the first three day, said she had no knowledge any dreds of tother area volunteers, Detroit volunteers. ". ' ' • months of pregnancy. :, one would be using; the college's •formed the back bone of grassroots "We have'6ome people from out of Pro-life forces heard speeches and Schoolcraft Road lot. . campaigns that met iead on, as the state, b'ut I'd say most are from viewed films during a two-day meet Pro-life advocates said they were' national abortion controversy spilled somewhere around here," said Bob' ing at a Livonia motel, supportive of Operation Rescue, the over into suburban Wayne and Oak- Hoey of Troy, who particlpateiHa^ Meanwhile, pro-choice advocates group that organized the Sterling lane! counties. both a,rea demonstrations. fathered at NOW's Soutbiield.head-. Heights demonstration, but added quarters to discuss-thelr own strate most weren't formally aligned with, - THE DAY began with 'songs and ."WE'RE NOT protesting against gy- thatlgjroup. '•'..[ ; - : :••: •: f. sloganeering outside Women's Cen them," Hoey said, referring to the Approximately half the pro-life • "We're more, of aMoose organiza^ ter, 23770 Orchard Lake, Farming- pro-choice forces nearby. "Really, forces gathered at the Madonna Col tlon,"Hoey said. "Most of these peo ton Hills, and ended with the arrest. this is a repentance for our own lege parking lot, but said their early ple found out about.lt in some way. of an estimated 4d pro-life volun Inaction for so long." morning meeting wasn't under the and wanted to help." teers outside Womaocare of Livonia, ' Pro-choice advocates also said 27634 Five Mile. Additional protests they were making up for past Inac HllilliillUgHII ™ were held outside a Sterling Heights tion. - . ' 'z • clinic. "OVLT voices might not have been Pro-life and pro-choice heard in the past, but now they are," CAPTURE A RARE BIRD heavyweights, Including Joseph said Carol King of Detroit, an organ Scheldler, founder of the Pro-Life izer for Metroplitan Detroit Action FROM BACCARAT Activist Network, and Molly Yard, for Choice, a newly formed coalition president of the National Organiza of NOW members and members of tion for Women, were active in Planned Parenthood and the Michi weekend events. But it was the local gan Abortion Rights Action League, volunteers who served as foot sol among other groups. diers in the on-going abortion rights Yard, also present at both sites, battle. agreed. "If we didn't show up, the Those in favor of outlawing abor news media would present one side tion estimated that at least 400 peo and that would be very, very mis JOHN STORMZAND/staff photographer Livonia Police arrested an estimated 40 pro-life demon .•**" •«» strators Saturday outside an area abortion clinic^ Many of the same demonstrators on both sides of the issue also attended demonstrations outside a Farmlngton Hills clinic earlier that day; % u^ V •3gp lrv*»n>»** CONOVER HARDEN ^-^—— o—u wine 8 SAVE Our exclusive nesting stork is a legendary «3 ALL FURS symbol of a blessed event. And it's considered a Fine Furniture... (from any rurrier)' 1/2 sign of good fortune for a home. In pure lead crystal, w Need Dittrich's Baccarat craftsmanship details the stork's grace Where Quality Costs Expert Care storage and poise in every line. A unique gift for a I of any new or experienced mother. Or. for a You Less! 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Berne Next week West Bloomfleld's new leash and excrement removal ordi were si • Quit jogging altogether and nance is up for adoption by the town- •. shipboard; walk..Consequence: 1 rotund woman; No way did I envision when the 1 rotund dog* ^nce upon a, time there lived • Jog alone, leaving the dog back : ; The boy remembered only Qne pet. West' Bloomfleld Eccentric editorial aboy;:.v;;- :;'';-i .;.:'>.'.• •:' • ' Avsmall turtle survived only a few ized fbr'an ordinance to limit the at the homestead. Consequence: 1 ro He walked ; to school, days after it was brought home from number of dogs allowed in a house tund dog and the,possibility of one, 'Afterwards; he -changed the lake..The boy was heartbroken that' the town fathers" would decide depressed dbg. (Matt went into a (ntoplay clothes and.met,his friends.. when Zip died and never really, tp cover the whole doggie scene. two-month funk the first year that He stayed On his own block. There Doug wanted another. Of course, it was easy to encour all three kids were away at college.) were plenty of kids td play with, • ' • • Time passed. The house grew with age the township to control the num - '© Take up walking. Consequence: : The rules were simple. Stay out of fc JFunke the family. He cried, when friends ber of dogs altowed in one house af Takes longer for same exercise ef v MARVINTEEPIES/Wuitretlon the street/ teU.mbrh where you're moved away. But others came along. ter one woman was found to have 53 fect • 'going to~be and get home when the He loved sports with a passion. He grew, too. dogs in hers. After all, our one dog • Doggie diapers. Consequence: I Joggers and pets come In all str^tUghUcorneoh. ;,, Opportunities were made available He learned to share. Make do. Get and two cats hardly qualify. think I'm past the diaper stage and shapes and sizes. But how Dinner was'.at the same time .eve to get'involved, but he was never along. And he never seemed to want. But, yes, whin it hits your turf, it the decision whether to use Cloth or does one learn to Juggle a ry day»- The Twhole family ate togeth pushed. Dreams always exceeded Life was great. hurts. paper. dog leash- and a pooper er. A prayer preceded the meal. performance. But that was all right . Doug Funke is a reporter for • Invent the jogger's pooper scooper? His folks inquired about home with him. the Plymouth Observer. WHAT ARE the choices: scooper. work every, night, They even wanted to look at it. And visit every teacher OEB lEB^Ba MAYBE IT'S already been invent at school conference time. U ed. No cindy, chips and pop on a daily : But if so, Petland, the pet depart basis for that guy.' Bath and Party ; ment store in Bloomfleld Township, Night was Friday, Church was Sun from our readers doesn't know about it. : ; : day; ^, ^'';.'-V,;' ::;^.':, ,/:: . v Letters must be original copies ahd contain the signature "We have the large bulky one and The Tooth Fairy, Santa Claus and and address of the sender. Limit.letters to 300 words. the smaller one, which is used to the Easter Bunny paid regular visits. clean out the cat's litter box," said • His most vivid childhood memory' store employee Jeff Frazier. — walking home at dusk one autumn, Pro-choicers argue that if abor Pro-choicers argue, "How can the His advice: "A little extra weight night tossing ;a football to himself, Deceptions on tions are made Illegal there will be poor feed or cloth another child?" Thank you wouldn't hurt on a Jog — it would the scent of burning leaves In the air.. "back-alley" abortions and that Does eliminating a baby eliminate build up endurance." What ^a, feeling of •security', he. thousands of women will brutally die the poor's overall problem? Maybe he's right. After all, you thought. •; '.',: abortion cited or be maimed. In 1941,1000 women for taking see people fast walking and Jogging The boy could go from one end of died from abortions. By 1950, peni . Planned Parenthood and Family with weights, what are they called the block to the other and name each To the editor: cillin was used for infection and 260 Planning clinics have a $225 and up — heavy hands? family who lived there house >by Since'abbrtion was made legal in died. By 1967, 125 died. By 1973, solution (abortion) for an unwanted tough stand The heavy, maybe wouldn't be so 1973, some 25 million babies or more when suction and the curette were baby. Could this be a money-maker bad — it's the dirty hands I'm wor house. ~ ' :-; v^.. To the editor: the only crack he knew of was the have died. How much is human life used, 40 deaths were reported. New for some? ried about worth these days? I have done a lot methods and anti-biotlcs made abor Jack Gladden's column "MSU prof .sound of bat striking ball. What happened to birth control be caught in •racist' feud" on April 13 of research and wonder how can peo tion safer, not legalizing it. LUCKILY, I don't live in Beverly Reading was strongly encouraged fore a pregnancy? Is chastity so was excellent. ple believe its OK to abort a baby. Pro-choicers have stated that pro- Hills or jog with my cats. by* his mom. His dad, who could fix "old-fashioned?" You will never This particular gentleman at Here's some facts I found: life w,ants to do away with birth con There, the village council's consid anything, alwaysseeraed to be^dolng know the Joy of discovering one an Michigan State University I am not . Roe vs Wade was based on a lie. trol. Pro-life believes abortion ering an ordinance to control and something around the house. ] ; other in marriage, being child-like, familiar with, nor the incident at She had an unwanted pregnancy, and should hot be a birth control method. scoop up after cats. A well-inten j * The family -- all eight kids and • learning together. "Practice" or "ex hand here; but I'm sick and tired of was not gang-rape^. Contraception prevents the begining tioned ordinance, it doesn't speaktoo the folks — .took some wonderful perience" will only hurt the purity of people referring to others at "the Pro-cholcers cliim abortion will of a ;new life and abortion kills a well to the council's knowledge of trips together. Soo Locks/Tahquah- your marriage. drop of the hat." pienon Falls. Daytona Beach, Fla. ease child abuse, but child abuse has human life already present. the feline mind or habits. Usually the accused Individual The Great Smokey Mountains. To increased 400 percent since 1973. Pro-choice state that due to rape, "I bury my mess," the council was Do some research on your own, bows down under pressure and apol ronto. All by car, too. The boy devel Abortionists tell women its not a incest and to save a mother's life is reminded in a letter from an anony call, visit an abortion clinic and ogizes for something that they oped an appreciation for travel from baby, Just a hunk of flesh. There's a why abortion must stay legal. H a mous Beverly "cat" last week. In ad read. Then do some soul-searching. shouldn't even have to answer to. Ihose excursions. • heartbeat at 18 days. The sense of rape is reported, a hospital (non- Let the Supreme Court Justices dition, any cat owner knows who Thank you for making a stand on i Organized play activities involve pain Is felt at six to eight weeks. Catholic) will give the victim a know your opinion. controls whom. this issue. ing teams or lessons were the excep Abortionists say it's safe and easy. "morning-after pill" to prevent a But the mere mention of such a Jane Marsh, Thomas J. Gerou, tion ratherthan the rule; "Just go • They tell you about the cramps, fluid pregnancy. Only six out of 1,000 feline ordinance may be dangerous. Livonia Canton Township (outside and play," his mom would loss and bleeding. Do they mention abortions was said to be for an unre The West Bloomfleld town fathers say. So he did. the hemorrhaging (one out of 11) or ported rape. Less thanl.OOO abor might decide to extend their doggie He had a bedtime that his parents mention lacerated cervix (one out of tions a year are performed to save laws to cats, as well. made stick. They also monitored 25 for suction abortion) or perforat the life of a mother, thanks to medl- > Opinions are to be shared Personally, I'd advise the immedi what he watched on TV. And gave ed uterus (one out of 50) or infection cal technology. A pregnancy from ate buying of stock in pooper him regular chores to do around the from mild to fatal (one out of four) Incest is very rarejl percent or less Opinions and ideas are best Names will be withheld only scoopers. house; / or the emotional impact? even get pregnant. when shared with others. for the best of reasons. That's why the Observer en Judith Doner Berne is editor of courages its readers to share Letters should be mailed to: the Birmingham-Bloomfield dnd their views with others in the the editor, Observer, 36251 the West BloomfHeld editions, of From Our Readers column. Schoolcraft, Livonia, 48150. the Observer & Eccentric News papers. A IYKE JL S K YOU'RE / ^ INVITED TO r AWREY'S i OPEN HOUSE AND BAKERY TOUR ^ SUNDAY, NAY 7,8:30 AN -1:00 PN / So many of our neighbors \\ / have enjoyed our open house \\ ; X and bakery tour in the past \\ s \y So come have some family fun with us \\^ See one of America's largest family-owned bakeries in actual operation. utt; II.T i f i FIRST FEDERAL OF MICHIGAN v /' X •-••;• m \: im fcMMMflttil VPV Monday, May 1,1989 O&E *7K ri By Tim Richard would allow a patient to grant a "du "With advancing technology," said Senators also rejected, |6-18, an staff writer rable power of attorney" to make Sederburg, "how do we handle the amendment by -William Faust, IV medical treatment decisions after political rights of the Westland, to remove a section prohi A patient's "rlght-to-dle" bill the patient becomes Incapacitated. embryo?. . .The; extension of that biting a patient advocate from with sailed through the Michigan Senate Usually, the power will be granted to argument (a guardian for an em holding nutrition and hydration of but may be doomed in the House be a close family member. bryo) staggers the mind." the terminally ill: : cause it tries to protect,the unborn. But pro-choice senators such as The majority listened to Dilling "Right to Life wants to use this as Lana Pollack, D-Ann Arbor, fought a Sponsor Dillingham argued ham, who argued: "We distinguish a way to get fetal rights into law. It provision to protect an embryo or against Sederburg's amendment but between 'allow'and 'cause* (the pa has no chance In the House,", said fetus. It says that if a patient were conceded the section has little tient t<> die). If death is due to lack of 'It could be mussed up Rep, David Holljster, D-East Lans pregnant, a patient's advocate deci chance in the House, where pro- nutrition and hydration, It's wrong.'' bypro-choice people.' . ing, who recently abandoned his ef sion to withhold medical treatment choice Rep. Perry Bullard, D-Ann forts for S patient's rights bill after would have to be reviewed by a pro- Arbor, chairs the. Judiciary Commit THE USUAL conversational buzz 15 years.' V •bate court. The judge would have to tee, on the Senate floor stopped as Sen, • — Sen. Fred Dillingham;" \ k "It could be mussed up b y pro- appoint a guardian ad litem to rep "What is the case where there's an John Schware, R-Battte Creek, told4 R-Fowlerville choice people," said the bill's spon resent the unborn's Interests — inheritance in question? Shouldn't an of hi3 experience as a medical doc-*: sor, Sen. Fred Dillingham, R- . which would Include Its survival. embryo have the right to enjoy mon tor. Fowlerville. ey?!' said Dillingham, defending the He told of a cancer patient he kept "ITS BEING -entangled with' the section. 6 . • alive for sU months although the THE 29-5 VOTE for Senate Bill abortion question," said Pollack, one man's wife and family-couldn't bear 293 — with all area senators voting of the "no" voters. Here Is how Observer & Eccentric to enter his room, "The man died of yes — failed to reflect the deep divi area senators voted, on the key neck rot . . . You can't talk, you sion over a section to protect the un Added Sen! John Kelly,' D-Detrolt; Sederburg amendment: can't eat, you smell bad, and your born and the "nutrition and hydra another "no" vote; "I'm opposed to a Yes - Doug Cmce, R-Troy, Wil face is falling off. . . If blew out his ,T tion" Issue. guardian for a fetus or embryo. We liam Fa'ust, D-Westland, Jack Fax artery, and he died." Here are the basic provisions: Invite a stranger In, In derogation of on, D-Farmington Hills, and Richard Schwarz added: "I have made hor Under common law, a person's a mother's wish." Fessler, R-Commerce. rible mistakes, keeping patients grant of power of attorney loses ef Senators narrowly defeated, 16-18, alive weeks and months past their fect when the person becomes Inca an amendment by Sen. William No - R. Robert Geake, R-North- time. Make no mistake: With cancer, pacitated. Dillingham's bill, an Sederburg, R-East Lansing, to drop vllle, George Z. Hart, D-Dearbora, there is a time. . . Patient advocate amendment to the probate code, the rights of the unborn section. and Rudy Nichols, R-Waterford. Is a good concept" /C ^ Area residents win honors for photos SPRING Nine residents from Wayne and graph of a snow leopard behind bars. a Michigan Humane Society spokes FEVER Oakland counties received honorable Honorable mention prizes went to: woman said. mention honors during the recent Tom Bert and Paula Suter, both of The contest raised money for the S+A+L+E Michigan Humane Society photogra Rochester Hills; Mary Blrchman, society's Emergency Rescue Pro Purchase a Central Air phy contest. Farmington Hills; Kathy Brinkman gram. Conditioning Package and Their photos, and those taken by and Janet Colllgan, both of Troy, The humane society In a private, receive a H.E. Furnace at all other prize winners, are on dis Delphlne Delaney and' Frederick non-profit organization that operates played at the Fisher Building, De Wolff, both of Redford Township; three shelters. 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Parkway Art r- Artists are Mud Day, a day for youngsters to A changing area will be. provided, day, May 6, with a series of pro be held though a slalom course. invited-to draw on a section of Six miles of Hines Drive will be play in the mud with their parents' though participants are advised to grams at Hlnes Park. Events for older children and Hines Drive with chalk. The win closed to traffic every Saturday consent, returns to the Wayne Coun bring a towel for cleaning off. Par Actlvites for children and adults adults include:; /,., ning artist will receive tickets to a through Sept. 23 for walkers, ty Parks on Saturday, May 13. ticipants will receive a plastic gar will be held at the Nankin Mills: - • Walk Michigan — Everyone; Detroit Tigers baseball game. Joggers and bicyclists. Hines Drive A mud^field will be set up at the bage bag to take their dirty clothes Recreation Area, Westland, begldV; . who walks at' least one mile along ';,• Art in the Park - The Nankin Mills Picnic Area, on Hines home. Representatives from Tubs : will be closed between the tyar- nirigat 1 p,m. . -."'•>•-. ''\^ ; Hlhes Drive will be entered in a judged, show is open to works cap reodale Picnic Area, west of Outer Drive neaf-Ann Arbor Trail, from il and Tumblers Coin Laundry and Dry ; Children's events include? '-^W ;. U& drawing to win ah ^11-expense turing . the parks! •; heritage arid Drive, arid Nankin Mills, near Ann a.m. to 1 p.m. Cleaning Will be handing out dis • • Diaper Derby. — A crawling paid trip to Mackinac Island for (M?u|toy, spirit, Drawings, painting Arbor Trail. Youngsters who make the biggest count coupons to motherland fa race for babies, the1 male. ari<}• s this,year's Labor. Day Bridge anil phQtography will be included. mess of themselves will be crowned. thers, ; . female winners'will, be crowned; ?:W^lk.;.'^^:.•::--:•,''' :>-,- i iHiries Park's beach ..volleyball Other upcoming .parks events Mr. and Mf Mud. kbgaridqueen! , -.'•'' ' -'•'- '&'' - •Nature ; Walk; —,: A 'tour courts will be open for games and include Mud Day, Saturday, May Participants are advised to wear Because parking is limited/partic \ • Toddler Trot ^ A race for : through Holiday Park, the event is a sand castle building contest.' • 13; and the Nursery School Olyjm their oldest clothing to the event and ipants are asked to carpool. The children 2 and'un'der. 1 ' ' > sponsored by the Holliday Park ,The anniversary celebration pics, Saturday,, May 20. bring" a clean, set of clothes for the event will betield Sunday, May 14, If ride home. All particpants must Saturday temperatures fall,below 50 wear shoes. . degrees.' . 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Enroll now ft r*c«Mv«? the weight loss poMm of your proqmm tor only :>l,'V Wi» :• k»»pt our protili.iq ft supplements HT (*ip rr»q;|)/|r loyy ralfK Opd r i nv«intci>rtn< e ft products the Original Michigan Belt Yellow Pages. *&"V] /JMERITECHI rUBUSHINOIHC CALL NOW FOfl !W5ECON8l IN 77 Rochester ,. •..• ^ ^I^^MHMfe mi ^mMmmmmmMmmmmimmmtmmmm^mmm^mmmmmM wm»*»^!» PV^^^V* ' Pi • » ww^^r^v m i ,n r/nnn • ^•• ®ije (©bseruer & iEccetttrtc Neiuopapcro Ethel 8immons editor/591-2300 Monday, M6y 1,1989 p&E *iet chof Larry 11¾ >/.;-J$lnw:f '^•^••f to smell and eat Ab.sprlngK With spring comes flowers, a delight to the senses. Not only do flowers offer us a lovely fra grance'to behold, they also In clude a sight that will cheer and a touch ihat can soothe. But most of us never get the opportunity to realize, that flo wers are also intriguing to !;the sense of taste. Many flowers are edible and what was originally touted as another flaky Califor nia trend continues to blossom for the adventuresome cook.'.- )> In total honesty, CaUforniaris never really started the trend of cooking with flowers. Rose wa ter dates back to the first centu ry B.C. In "Persian literature. The Romans enjoyed honey with lavender and frequently cooked with roses and violets to add , STEPHEN CANTREU/etaff photographer zest to their dishes. Gladiolus The 10 cookbooks printed for Lo Gala de Cuisine are photo- in May, will celebrate Its 11th year. Recipes from participating bulbs were once baked with wine, as many of us do today graphed at the Cranbrook Schools' Quadrangle, where the an- chefs are featured In the cookbooks, with garlic bulbs. nual culinary event is held. The benefit, always the first Sunday However, slnceithe |9th cen tury, cooking with flowers has The 11th annual Le Gala de Cu sign," Lutomskl said. Jones' design, been looked down upon, mainly isine will be held from 3-7 p.m. showing the fountain of the Quad, because flowers then were so of Sunday at Cranbrook Schools' El~ will grace the cookbook cover. ten associated with peasants, iel Saarinen-designed Quadran Lutomskl said this year Le Gala who regularly cooked with gle. Tickets are $175, or $175 pa Each gala planners are updating the look of the them. tron, $200 benefactor. Proceeds cookbook. There Is a redesign, with benefit Cranbrook Schools' schol more emphasis on the recipe, and EATING FLOWERS Is as arship funds. For more informa the chefs photograph moved from easy as picking them from your tion call 645-3134. the top of the page. "I don't like to garden, especially the blossoms put my fingers on people's faces," from herbs, as long as they have said Lutomskl, opening one of the old new cookbooks to show how that was a not been sprayed with pesti By Ethel 8immons cides. problem.. ~;/r. J. Flowers add a new dimension staff writer "We are also going to be number of color and taste, reviving an A LONG WITH ALL the glorious ing the pages and have an index and outdated trend, a resurgence^ J% food and drink at Cran- table of contents," she said. "Our aroma to various salads, dress n to a diet • Ghita Jones, the second place years. . -' - • <:••'•'••-.' \/ an early-morning jaunt to the program Bhe has just enrolled in. winner, is a senior at. Cranbrook One of the changes she noticed garden will have me reaping all Each of the chefs who participates Kingswood. "She has been accepted the new blossoms which can be in Le Gala is asked to contribute a at Parsons in the field of fashion de Please turn to Page 3 '.stuffed'-'-with, cheese, chopped, fried and sprinkled over pasta • . • . • •- or just plainly sauteed with other vegetables. , The range of edible flowers, Is IS wide, but be warned that only certain varieties are edible. For The Laxa family has bad a battle meal worth remembering. The clusters of booths and tables. We hard Lake Rood, north of Lone example, you can cook with the on its hands operating a restaurant Canadian whlteflsh ($11.95), served liked being tucked Into a comfort Pine Road, West Bloomfield. 851- pot marigold (calendula), but the In West Bloomfleld's Crosswinds with a sauce of tomatoes, oyster able booth in a quiet corner, where 5540. Seats 200 and has a room for African marigold Is a poor Mall. Antonio and Avellna Laxa mushrooms and fresh dill, Is another we received excellent service. Some- private parties. Carryout. Cater choice for cooking. The marsh fought for business und^r the banner example of taking something that _how you feel welcome to linger — ing. 'v-1-':.-.";. '••••'-:' -';.'- marigold (American cowslip) IB- could be bland and Turning it Into a., and wedld. irwasn't until a week HoursT Lunch: Monday$-Fri^ polsonous. ' ;- "of the~Aristocrat and^OliveHo's be^ fore winning their way into diners' winner with careful preparation and later that we learned the restaurant days 11 am to 2:30 p.m., Dinner •VI If you are looking for a good, hearts under the latter name. presentation. .- normally closes a half hour before Tuesdays-Thursdays, 5-10 p.m./ source, check out "Cooking With Then, in 1987, an ice storm forced Not surprisingly, the word we finally tore ourselves away/ and Fridays-Saturdays,5-11 p.m. Flowers" by Jenny Leggatt them to close for several months of "medallion" sets pff some of the res When friends get together for an ^Prices: Lunches: $4.50-$6.95. (Fawcett Columbine, 1987). An- repairs and remodeling. The new op- taurant's specialities. Like medal overdue visit, It's great to find a spot Dinners: $7.05-^10.05. Visa, Wost- other good choice would-be? ^-eration-had-a hew look and, unfor lions of monk fish. Or medallions of where the food is premium, the ser erCardrJHne&JXubr-AmeiksuL- "Cooking from the Garden" by tunately, few of its old customers, beef. The beef medallions (f 16.95) vice is excellent — and the setting Express, Carte Blanche, honors Rosallng Creasy (Sierra Club AH that's behind them now. The were tender and juicy, complement offers privacy, comfort and an Michigan Trade Exchange. Books, 1980). Laxas are:conquering new worlds ed by ah almost tangy bernalse unhurried atmosphere. Value: Great food/comfortably Here are some recipes you under their new name, Medallion', sauce, , -' We found all that at the Medallion. elegant setting, style. You can't might like to try. and with their sons, Pierre and Tony, Entrees give customers quite a Details: Medallion, 4343 Orc lose. at their sides, they deserve the res choice, -from white Peking duck BEER BATTER taurateur's Red Badge of Courage. (113.95) - served with a different SQUASH BLOSSOMS / Taking Its name from the Laxas' sauce each night — and green lip 2 large eggs, separated quest for excellence, and using the mussels and llngulne ($10.50) to Pro- 1 tablespoon white vinegar Medallion rose as Its motif, the res ylmi calves liver (110.95) — sauteed 1 tablespoon water taurant of fers comfortf8tyle — and and served with a sauce of caramel 1¼ caps flit beer / great food. ized oplons, balsamic vinegar and l*i tablespoons oil / dried cherries ~ or cheese tortelilnl_ Ittcupsfloar :' /// WHATEVER YOU CHOOSE from ($8.95), tossed with boursln cheese, 1 teaipoon salt the varied menu, your meal will be bacon, fresh sage, caramelized pinch sugar served on an extra-large white china onions, mushrooms and tomatoes. 15*20 tqoastt blossoms plate, looking quite elegant against Among the array of desserts was Place egg whites In a food the black tablecloth. The, fresh vege an OK chocolate mousse, which be processor bowl or mix by hand, tables: potatoes, pasta or rice, and came exquisite when garnished with using a wire whip. Stir In vine entree will be arranged with care frozen strawberries. gar and mix till the whites hold and an eye for color (as when they their shape. Beat egg yolks, beer add a splash of purple cabbage). YOU CAN NOW choose a cappuc and oil In processor or by hand -Here, the presentation counts, too, cino or espresso to completo your untU/well mixed. Add flour, salt for a complete dining experience. metT, but we enjoyed the "regular" and sugar and beat well. Stir'in . Medallion's "creati% American coffee accompanied with grated beaten egg whites. Cover and cuisine"'Is just what it advertises. chocolate, cinnamon,. and fresh store In refrigerator for 2 hours. Take the grilled chicken breast whipped cream. Nice touch. :•"-•/' Eddie Matte- /Before dipping squash blossoms, (f 10.05), which sounds a bit ordinary, The restaurant has an air of ele mix well by hand. and add Chef Eddie Matteson'i mix gance, with Its etched-glass win •on Is chef lit i ii ii 1-.-— — — / *- ture of fresh herbs and you have a dows, green and black Interior, and th>Mtcktlloni'/ Please turn to Page 3 OAH OtArilitoft pto«>grtf**r .,N.-v .•^..X U-^t-^.^' ^1^,1 A~ |^|^^||Mi^^MteMyAMf||^iiflMa4flM||ika||iMyflA|||||^ itftfttttftii 28* O&E Monday. May 1,1989 OPEN DAILY • 9 AM TO 9PM 2 CONVENIENT SUNDAY 9 AM TO 7 P^^^ LOCATIONS «WMONDAY * TUESDAY • WEDNESDAY* THURSDAY" 5 MILE & EARMINGTON r—• MANUFACTURER'Sl LIVONIA-PH 261-656? COUPONS 38000 ANN ARBOR ROAD UP TO 35« VALUE LIVONIA • PH. 464-0330 FRIDAY 'SATURDAY • SUNDAY MANUFACTURER'S • SUN. WON. TU£S. ;WEO. 7HUR Ffil. SAT; j COUPONS UP TO 50*H : . \ '•: i AV 2 3 4 s e ••'>' • "; v 7w •- • .'.•• I _... „^...Jir = . Copyright 1998. Foodland. . We .Reserve-The Right To • Limit Quantities. Good Monday, May 1 thru May 7, 1989 *k. Stan's 10 LB. MEAT SALE ; SWntess GROUND CHUCK Rfb ••.<••.x'-rr?-. •'.-*>' 'A 10 LBS. OR P MORE *1 ^47. °«K CHOP; ••V.:&'tli.--~-:'\-X'#l 'GROUND 10 LBS. t6 OR MORE oar LB. 16 LBS. OR MORE 10 LBS. HM OR MORE LB Boneless"; BACON •1.39 10 LBS; Si*** FREEZER SPECIAL • 10 LBS. OR MORE LB. OR MORE 1 IT©9LB CHUCK ROAST 59 Whole VEAL PATTIES Boneless Hygrades 10 LBS. PORK BUTT 99*LB. 10 LB$. ENGLISH CUTORMOR E 89 LB. Whole e> HOT DOGS OR MORE 89* LB. Boneless -^.-:\l PORK LOIN H.39 LB. 10 LBS.: Whole \\ ~v • ' CHICKEN iORIUORE LB. 10 LBS. $ SIRLOIN STEAK 99 SIRLOIN TIP: M.89 LB. OR MORE 1.69 LB. 1 BREASTS 10 LBS. Whole Boneless OR MORE LB. 2 $ COUNTRY RIBS 49 PORK LOIN.... 2.79 LB. CHICKEN Dearborn^ 10 LBS. 10 LBS. $ WholeBeef $ LEGS OR MORE 49° QR MORE 3 9 LB LB. SAUSAGE 2, RIB EYE 4.19 Whole -.•-;.• CHICKEN MO LBS. $ $ I/ 10 LBS. KIELBASA OR MORE 1 I69LB BEEF TENDERLOIN 5.89 DRUMSTICKS OR MORE 79 LB. SrWj 5 LB. MEAT PORK CUBE LOIN GROUND 5LBS. 5LBS. 5 LBS. - 5 LBS. STEAK OR MORE n#r LB. STEAK ORMORE «2.57LB . CHOPS ORMORE All"! I LB. SIRLOIN ORMORE •1 .97 LB. ITALIAN WESTERN N.Y. ORANGE 6 LBS. 5LDS. 5 LBS. 5 LBS. s SAUSAGE OR MORE .77LB . STEAK ORMORE «1.97LB . STRIPS ORMORE M.97 LB. ROUGHY ORMORE 4,87LB . BUnERFLY •„ DELMONICO GROUND STEWING PORK CHOPS ORMORE STEAKS TURKEY BEEF EckrltfrUB. OSCAR MEYER •Sliced FrozenTLlRKEY Washington Extra Fancy Red or Golden ^^ BOLOGNA *i»4 LB. BACON . 58 LB. BREAST M.49 LB. Old Folks :••:. ; : - Jacksonville BRATS FrozenCORNiSH APPLES 59?LB. . ROLL SAUSAGE ...... «1 -69LB. Beer City & Beer'n $ SAUSAGE & BISCUIT..... 1 .99LB BRATS •••»•^••««1 1£L HENS...... •1.1.4LB . lordaCUCUMBERS Rath • 12 OZ. BLACKHAWK -v - ^^ 5 All Meat-BALL PARK Hlllsilriyo^tSmoked $ BACON :^ 1i69 EA. FRANKS „ LB. SAUSAGE 3/99* ft.6B »*»*•»« 1-99LB . Claussen Whole or Half ^ _ ^_ ^- Whole West Virginia Hlllshlre ••'.'-.' 5 Semi-Boneless s PICKLES EA. SAUSAGE LB. 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Fresh Crisp • 3 ib Bag GARLIC tMk — -STADIUM i-'^^ FASHION _ „ ROAST S $ CARROTS 99* BEEF BOLOGNA,. 2.79LU KIELBASA. 3.39 ASSORTED OR WHITE 6 Boll PKO. s '.•tS; '•[ NORTHERN TISSUE 1 „49 LIMIT OM6P16ASE ;?#•'•• m Wiiliiiliiliiiii ^MJ^mlMtM^m^Mm^^ MttfelkMlMI *mm**'mmm*mmmmmmmmm*immm w ^m inn WP ^•^»^P»W^»PP Monday, May 1,1989 O&E *3B' Chef Larry's flower recipes Le Gala chefs contribute to cookbook Continued from Page 1 ham and the Rltz-Carleton in Dear In the entrees, one chef is doing pork; : Continued from Page 1 In a saucepan, slowly heat milk to born. *and two are doing beef — "They're mixture reaches 200 degrees. Add 2 with the ^cookbook recipes, "I think £00 degrees. Remove from heat and getting back to the basics," Lutom cups cold cream and freeze until all the chefs are very aware that LAVENDERICECREAM add lavender. Allow to'steep for 15 "IT'S DIFFICULT to work a new skl said. well chilled. Process In "any Ice people are fascinated with them ; 14 ounces milk minutes. Strain while sftll warm. chef In," Lutomskl said. "Each year, She observed, "More and more cream freezer. (their recipes), and thejrare making ;3 ounces fresh lavender leaves and Add crystallzed ginger and sugar, some drop out, or the committee re chefs are requesting barbecues to them so that people can use thejn. ; flowers *"• mix well. Place egg yolks In a small quests they rotate." The grill things — natural grilling.*' This SCENTED GERANIUM They (the chefs) are not as secretive '. 2 ounces crystallied ginger, chopped bowl, then place half the milk mix Breadwinner bread store Is partici has moved some of the dishes out GRAPEFRUIT DRESSING as In the past." 'leap sugar ture Into the yolks, mixing well 2 tablespoons fresh-grated pink gra pating in Le Gala for .the first time doors. "If it rains, you'll see a lot of 13 egg yolks while adding. Place over low heat pefruit zest/rind $he said a lot of the chefs are get this year. Charley's Crab, the chefs with umbrellas," she said with 2 cups heavy whipping«reaml and cook, stirring constantly until 2 tablespoons sweet pink grapefruit ting Into heart-healthy kinds of re seafood restaurant In Troy, was a laugh, adding that'it seldom has » Juice cipes. "Tom MacKinnon has a vi represented in the dessert category rained on Le Gala. juice ½ lemon naigrette salad dressing that has no last year because of no openings in Getting'the chefs to tura their 1 tablespoon fruit-flavored vinegar cholesterol." Among other new re entrees, but this year, "They have cookbook recipes. In on time can be* Cookbook heeds your 1 teaspoon cider vinegar cipes this year are Keith Famle's been moved to the right position." difficult. Lutomski said last year's 3 tender, scented geranium'leaves, Warm Escallopc of Salmon Salad Three categories, appetizers, en cookbook chairman Edie Ho was on - minced and the Mid town Gate's Scrambled trees and desserts, are highlighted at vacation in Hawaii when she had to call Chef Raymond Wong of Wong's salt and fresh pepper to tastel 2 cap Eggs with Chlve3 and Qold Caviar. Le Gala, with .some appetizers Eatery Ipr-Windsor,'for his recipe, precipes for party fare light-flayOred olive olll "Hogan's wants to use the same re served in the classroonj area of the which had not arrived. * Readers' special recipes on enter- 48150. Place all the ingredients, except cipe as last year, SugolusoSauce and Cranbrook campus and under tents "Halning are wanted for a cookbodk to Be sure to Include your name, ad the oil, In a bowl and whisk lightly, Garlic Butter." in the Quad. Desserts also are ar The current cookbook chairman, 'be published fey the Observer & Ec dress and phone number. V Add the oil slowly, while whisking. rayed In the outdoor .tents. . .Tobye v¥(etzke, will head the same In 1979, son5e £4 chefs each con centric. If you've got a recipe for ca- Recipes may Include suclicategor- Taste for seasoning and adjust'with" .Entrees occupy J4 places ih the committee' next year;. In a brief, tributed a recipeYto fhe cookbook. spectacular dining ball, and this cat phone Interview, she described a sualor elegant party fare, send it to: les as appetizers and hors d'oeuvres, additional salt and pepper, if neces J Now, close to 50 Chefs take part In Taste Cookbook, the Observer & Ec- soups, salads, main dishes, vegeta-. sary. Allow to stand .30 minutes for egory cannot be expanded because change in the cookbook for 1990, Le Gala, and the cookbook is consid -centrlc, 36251 Schoolcraft, Livonia bles> breads and rolls, and desserts. full flavors to develop. * of the limited space. "We're going to try to have the chefs erably bigger. Among new restau Le Gala tries to avoid duplications photographed in Xhelr environment, KEG BEER • POP • WINE- 8EER rants represented at the event for In the food categories. Seafood and at Le Gala and use the photos next Hem 38741 ANN ARBOR ROAD * LIVONIA 1989 are the Townsend In Birming pastas are especially popular now. year," Wietzke said. CTAM'O DISCOUNT 2¾ 464-0410 OlHN O BEVERAGE with salmon. Serves 4 cessor until fin,e, except pepper. If ANN APBOR ROJD AT ANN ARBOR (RAIL • til MM WARM ESCALLOPE tnd MON.-SAT. 9-7, CLOSED 8UNDAY Hlhl/- Til 9-t- Si I «-;• SinlM OF SALMON SALAD SCRAMBLED EGGS WITH CHIVES mixture is too pasty, add a little **• Prices Good 5-1 thru 5-6-89 Good 4-30-89 thru S-7-89 Chef Keith Famle, Les Aateors, AND GOLD CAVIAR more olive oil. Add pepper to taste. Royal Oak Chef Donald R. 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"'.:«i •w#I to a 12-4 win over visiting Farming- ton. ba sei bai --^¾¾¾ A nine-run third inning propelled mm the Rockets to their fourth win in five Lakes Division (Western Lakes) Rob Chanko and Paul Namel had two hits Single RBI belonged to Chanko. encounters. Glenn is 6-1 overall, Namel and Kosikowski. while Farmington fell to 2-3 in the John Glenn knocked off Salem 9-7 TIKHiS Lakes, 5-3 overall. Wednesday, as Bob Lawrence earned the Johnston, who moved to 3-0, win for the Rockets. walked only two and struck out none JPfi^Mli^ in going the distance. Brian Vicchio CHURCHILL 3, CANTON 2: ,*# suffered the loss, lasting only two Livonia Churchill upset visiting Plym innings and giving up six runs for outh Canton, 3-2 Friday in eight innings Farmington. Scott Lakatos relieved. to move its Western Division record to 3- 2. Bryant Satterlee was 3-for-3 with Dan Ackerman went the distance for an RBI and scored two runs for Churchill, striking out four and allowing Glenn. Bob Lawrence had two hits, five hits. Jeff Kugelman suffered the loss JIM JAGDFELO/slalf photographer two RBI and scored two runs, and in relief of starter MikeSulak. Eric Stover also drove in a pair on Bob Perros' suicide squeeze bunt drove Roland Wolff, Livonia Stevenson's No. 1 singles player, is steady with his ground strokes and is pinpoint with his passing shots. two hits. in Ray Foley, who led off the eighth in He is a foreign exchange student from Budapest, Hungary. Kevin Van Ord led Farmington's ning with a single. hitting parade with three safeties Churchill's win came on the heels of its ^ and P.J. Green had two hits and 18-2 loss Wednesday to Farmington Har rison. Jeff Skinner had three hits and scored twice. three RBI and Dan Justice was 3-for-3 Farmington defeated North with two RBI to lead Harrison's win. Net exchange Farmington, 8-3 Wednesday at home, getting a strong seven-Inning, TRENTON 3, WAYNE 1: Billy _ eight-hit outing out of Norm CeU -Wiekef—worked-#ight—innings-on -the - inske. Jeff Rejc was handed the loss, mound for Wayne Memorial Friday, but pitching 5¼ innings in a starting his teammates could muster only one run Visiting student-athlete swaps lessons role. Only three of the seven runs behind him against Trenton. Rejc allowed were earned. Rob Puckett and Roger Ayers had two Green was 3-for-3, scored three hits apiece for Wayne, 1-4 in the Wolve OLAND WOLFF'S TEAMMATES often himself around the western Wayne County tennis rine A Conference, 2-7 overall. Trenton runs and knocked In two while Van remained unbeaten In six games. mispronounce his first name. community. Ord and Chris Adams had two hits "They say Ruland or something like Wayne's only run came on In the sixth "He's a smart player, he doesn't miss much at apiece. Joe Sturtz was 3-for-3 and when Ayers singled home Puckett, who R' that," mused the No. 1 singles player all," said Gallagher. "I tried to keep the ball scored two runs for North. had tripled. for the Livonia Stevenson High tennis team. going, but he was more consistent. He covers the Trenton tied the scored In the seventh But that is about as annoyed as the tall and court well. SALEM 6, STEVENSON O. on a squeeze bunt, and scored two more gangly 18-year-old from Budapest, Hungary, Brad "The last time out I was more aggressive, but Howie Blancbard and Rob Kowalski com times in the top of the eighth on a Wayne ever gets. Emons this time I didn't want to make as many mis bined on a five-hit shutout for Plymouth throwing error and a sacrifice fly. Granted a year's visa, Wolff is spending a year takes. 1 thought I had my chances. Hopefully I'll Salem, which Improved to 5-2 In the here perfecting his English as well as his tennis get one more shot at him In the conference Lakes Division of the Western Lakes Ac CRANBROOK 10, CVILLE 4: game. meet." tivities Association. 5-3 overall. Rob Messiah stopped Livonia Clarence- And it appears he's mastering both courses land is very mature and easy going. I haven't had Canton coach Jim Hayes has faced the likes of Blanchard started and moved his mark ville Friday on a four-hitter, leading quite successfully. to 3-1, throwing a three-hitter over five Bloomfield Hills Cranbrool k to the Metro to do much coaching. When you play like that it's state powers Ann Arbor Huron and Ann Arbor Innings. Kowalski pitched the final two Conference win. ' •••>>.-.•• His courtslde demeanor mirrors his personali easy to coach." Pioneer this season. He believes Wolff belongs in Innings and surrendered two hits and Clarenceville slipped to 3-4 overall, 2 J ty, very placid, but always polite. Wolff rarely the same class with their No. 1 singles players. fanned three. in the league. shows any kind of emotion. It's a Borg-like quali NOT EVERYTHING has come easy for Wolff, "He's right up there, that's for sure," said Paul Namel went 4¾ Innings and suf Don Gierman suffered the loss for the ty. Very European. who is living with cousin Gabriel Bandy of Livo Hayes of the Stevenson ace. "He's comparable to fered the loss for Stevenson, giving up Trojans. He left after four Innings and "I never hit the ball hard," said Wolff, who nia, an engineer with General Motors who came the guy at Plymouth.Salem - Rich Cundiff." eight hits. surrendering seven hits and 10 runs. Four speaks English very fluently. "I just try to be to this country In 1965. Wolff has not ruled out staying in the states Tom Noonan, who has 13 hits In eight of the 10 runs were earned. Jeff Guzick games for Salem, went 2-for-3 as did J.P. pitched the final two innings for consistent and wait until the other guy makes a Wolff admits he Is still somewhat homesick. and playing collegiate tennis. Clarenceville, striking out the side in mistake." "The first two or three months was the hard LaRoche. Dave Noonan's two-run double His father, Peter, a manager for Inter-Con- In the first Inning and Kevin Beals' solo both frames. On Wednesday, Wolff towered over his oppo est," he said. "I started to miss Hungary. I tlnentel Hotel In Budapest, would not be opposed Andy Weighlll was the hitting star for nent — eight inches or so over Jim Gallagher of homer in the second highlighted Salem's \ missed being there. I missed by mom and dad, to the idea. scoring. Clarencevllte, belting two triples and Plymouth Canton. my friends." Scott Koslkowskl had two hits for Ste driving in one run. Chris Foss had a hit In Gallagher is your typical scrappy American Adapting to the culture and the food often took "PERHAPS, possibly," said the Stevenson venson. two trips to the plate for the Trojans. kid, who plays every point like it was his last. its toll on Wolff's nerves. netter. "I'm not going home until June or July. Stevenson beat Walled Lake Central, 4- Clarenceville routed Hamtramck, 13-5 And after losing to Wolff 6-2, 6-2 a couple of "Sometimes my stomach hurts," he said. "I I'm an only child. It's my option. I don't know 1 Thursday in a Lakes game. Wednesday, getting a complete-game weeks ago, Gallagher altered his strategy some weigh 177 here, but I should weigh 190. The food Mike Dalimonte picked up his second from pitcher Dave Petrie, who scattered yet. It's hard (the decision.)" four hits. what for the return match. is very different, but I like turkey." But the prospect of futhering his educationing win against one loss, hurling a complete game. He allowed three hits and struck Wolff is gradually becoming more comfort at an American university is enticing. Wolff out six. Please turn to Page 2 GALLAGHER'S PLAN was to make this Goli able with-his surroundings and it's starting to would like to major in business management. ath sweat and hopefully make him feel like he show his true skills. ("I used to be good player," And with what appears to be a good head on was hitting against a wall, hours on end. he confesses.) his shoulders, Wolff should be able to master any Ironically, the perspiration rang off Gal But before his arrival, Wolff was out for seven field he chooses. mtM lagher's shirt and Wolff gracefully walked off months because of ankle surgery. And to com As a student in the Livonia Schools, he starts with another victory, 6-4,6-1. pound his problems on the court, he had to make the day by taking two English course at Church- Wolff comes off as humble sportsman, the the transition from clay to hard surfaces while In Ill, where he hitches a ride with teammate Matt type George Bush would nominate to some kind the states. Donner. That is followed by courses at Stevenson of ambassadorship. And then there's the difference In racquets. in Life Management, Physical Education and That's because Wolff reflects a kinder and For the first time he Is using a Prince Graph Business Math ("I Just dropped it, not enough gentler nation our president calls for. ite, an oversized model. time for tennis. That's my sixth hour," he said.) The 6-foot-4 foreign exchange student appears "At first I was scared to hit," he said, referring In Budapest, Wolff attends school from 8 a.m. to have all the tools — big serve, long reach, a to the match against Dreznlck. "He (Dreznlck) is until 2 p.m. each day before developing his out pinpoint backhand and a steady volley. And what a very good player, a consistent player, but I side hobbles and Interests. makes him unique is that he does everything so haven't lost since I played with my new rac "Usually you participate In a club, or a major effortlessly. quet." sport, but it's very expensive," he said. "High Wolff has been making opponents cry ever school competition Is different here than in Hun since he lost his opening match of the season to WOLFF IS GETTING better, but he may nev gary. We have no high school teams, we Just play Soulhfield-Lathrup's Brett Dreznlck. er be as good or as famous as some of Hungary's for the club." And by state tournament time Wolff may have sports heroes such as Balazs Taroczy (tennis), His club now Is Stevenson and It won't be long his opponents crying uncle. Tomas Darnyi (swimming) or Zsolt Komoromy before teammates or opponents learn how to "I'd say he's the best player I've seen at Ste (wrestling). * pronounce the name of one of Its most heralded venson," said veteran coach George Crolf. "Ro- Wolff, however, has already made a name for members. Canton's depth crushes Stevenson ByBradfemons "But he Wolff Is very good, He should be a state staff writer qualifier." Wolff is a good bet to be a state qualifier, even If the Plymouth Canton High proved that it takes more Spartans don't advance as a team. than onelrlarrto win a boya tennis match. But Canton may have an excellent shot to win the On Wednesday, the Chiefs overcame Hungarian ex WLA A as long as senior Dan Orlandi (No. 2 singles) and change student Roland Wolff to beat Livonia Stevenson Junior Chris Harper (No. 4) continue their hot play. In a key Western Lakes Activities Association match, Orlandi outlasted Mike Berens, 6-S, 5-7, 6-4, while 6-J. the unbeaten Harper overcame Joe Emrlch, 6-2,7-6. Canton Is now 4-1 overall, while Stevenson dropped "Orlandi had a rough Junior year (at No. 2), but right tol-L ; now he's playing belter than he's ever played," Hayes Wolff won the meet's feature match at No. 1 singles, said. ••_--•- •mzg^w^ downing Canton senior Jim Gallagher for the second The Chiefs also prevailed at No. 3 singles where time this ieaspn, 6-4, $•!. sophomore Brian Schmidt defeated Joe Soper, 6-3,3-6, But it was all Canton thereafter as the Chiefs won all 6-3, -' ^Unee.double&datcnjtfveJso; three of the six wins camo IN DOUBLES, Canton made it a clean sweep led.by in long, three-set matches. Tony Spaghola and Rod Jesena (No; 1), who edged Jeff "The score was 6-1, but U was a lot closer," said Wlegel and Alan Paterson, 6-4,7-6. Canton coach Jim Hayes. "But our guys are fighters. At No. 2 doubles, Jeff Binder and Scott Jones scored Sometime? I had to look out there and say, 'Where's the the most lopsided win oh the day, smashing Bob DimU fourth point (win) going to come from.*" trlou and Bob Holycross, 6-2,6-3. The Chiefs won six matches with two to spare. -In another close match at No. 3 doubles, Canton's Brad'Flowers and Jeff Hlnes downed Scott Ceni and JIM JAOOFELO/»t*ft photographer EVEN tHE LOSS by Gallagher to the talented Shane Miller, 6-4,6-7,7-6: •,'" A big serve It part of Wolff's Wolf f, couldn't dampen Hayes'spirit. "I felt at the start of the year that this league (the wot A iJixn mi if -r _ <'• •^riM««MI iM|fliaia^MeMlaia«Mi|MMa«|leMJaMtt|a*Ha^ 2C(L,R,W,Q) O&E Monday. May 1, 1989 How to break ties "AST WEEK, two of my league sea 5P Bil B B sons ended. As luck would have It, they, both ended In a tie for An ll-run fourth Inning insured Garden City's Canton upended Livonia Franklin with a pair of un TT ss first place. Perhaps even a bit 10-pin alley •• -4 earned runs In the sixth inning. unbeaten status In Northwest Suburban League = more unusual, both leagues wound up In a Softball. The Cougars used the outburst to rout Franklin led 3-2, but the Chiefs had Thompson on three-way tie for f int. "''•' third and Val Gildhaus on second In the sixth when the Redford Union 16-3 Friday at RU. -^- . - ' -*' v '::'.id . In case you're wondering, here's how Al I II •V; >' • Patriot catcher tried to pick off Thompson but threw ill 0 Doreen Malone was the winning pitcher in the ll - \\ 0' three-way ties are decided: The ABC II "* ." t " ?' >.cm i- - wildly into left field, allowing both runners to score. game, which was halted after five Innings by the w fl €* Rule 19 explains how to settle a tie for < Harrison fi Can ion's first two runs came in the first on Rhonda first, and the formula says all three mercy rule. Malone surrendered four hits and came In the fourth Inning on Ann Mundinger's double Kibllko's single. teams must bowl three more games on four walks, striking out six as GC improved to U- and Betsy McAllister's run-scortn| single^ Thompson was the winning pitcher, limiting Franklin tour adjoining lanes with a round-robin Gauthier, 601; and Jarve Woehlke, 654. 1 overall, 3-0 in the NSL. Janet Hietala was the to four hits and four walks. format. Team A plays Team B In the first Woehlke rolled the first 800 game In the loser for RU. SALEM 14, STEVENSON l:Jo Wiklund, Ka "game while Team C bowls unopposed at history of this league, and he did this four Kim Keith paced the Cougar attack with three tie Vesnaugh, Ann Mundlnger and Kris Bradley got CHURCHILL 17, HARRISON 16: This slug- fest wasn't decided until the seventh inning, when Livo •the same time. In the next game, every year ago at the age of 70. At age 74, be is hits and three runs batted in. Kim Falkowski con three hits apiece as Plymouth Salem toppled Livonia Stevenson in a six-inning mercy game Friday. nia Churchill - trailing by four runs - pushed across body shifts one lane, the same for the ' still averaging in the 190s. In the House tributed two hits and two* RBI and Marsha Gil 'third game,.therefore each team bowls man's league, Ed Fowler pitched a 279 Mundinger drove in three runs, Vesnaugh. delivered live to edge Farmington Harrison Wednesday. Marilea one game unopposed.,The winner is then game. St. Agatha had Dean Lyman with a bert slugged a two-run triple. two and Bradley had one RBI as the top half of the Grom was the winning pitcher. decided by total plnfall for the three 279/679, and Ken Berrymarf finished, For the Panthers, {4-5 overall, 2-2 in the NSL), Rocks' batting order did all the damage. . • games. If there is still a tie, then an e^ctra with a 278. In the South Rosedale Park Fretter and O'Leary each had run-scoring sin Holly-Hinrmann stopped the Spartans on three hits, C'VILLE 13, KINGSWOOD 3:Kari Watson 10th frame is bowled. League, Mike Le&h came up with a 279 gles. and six walks, striking out three. The win improved checked Bloomfield Hills Klngswood on two hits, walk -In the event (¾'two'teams tied, the game. At Oak Lanes on Middlebelt in On Wednesday, GC got just two hits, but made Salem's record to 4-5 overall and to 3-2 in the Western ing five and striking out two, Friday at Livonia teams bowl with the normal league for Westland, Laura Schmidt of the Monday them count in a 4-1 victory over Taylor Kennedy. takes Activities Association's Lakes Division. Clarenceville. mat to decide the winner. In no case shall Nite Ladies scored a 257 game in a 548 Tracy Thompson was superh/on the- mound for , The Trojans had a 6-1 lead after two innings and a tie be settled by just taking the highest series. She now holds the league-high the Cougars, stopping Kennedy on two hits and LADY OF LAKES 1, ST. AGATHA 0: Red were never threatened. Rhonda Sanders had a triple, double and sacrifice and knocked in two runs. and. team total plnfall or team averages. This game honors. .tout walks whilefanning six. Carolyn Shanks and ford St. Agatha pitcher Laura Rakowski was victimized by a second inning unearned run, which Waterford Our JoAnne Zeabari and Watsoif added one hit and three Information might be handy to those woo Cindy White had GCs only hits, and Stacy Fells finish In similar circumstances. The • At Beech Lanes in Redford, 10-year-' Lady of the Lakes scored without benefit of a hit, and RBI apiece ' American Bowling Congress makes these old Casey Lowrey bowled a 211 game in knocked in one run. by Jul Klein's superb pitching Friday at Claude Allison The game was stopped after six innings by the mercy rules for the benefit of the leagues, and the Wednesday Kid's Stuff League. Field. rule even though many rules are used as a JOHN GLENN 10, FARMINGTON 0: Jen Rakowski gave up just five hits and one walk, fann guide, and may be changed by each • At Westland Bowl, Charlie Riffle oy Massey gave Farmington very utile chaDce to upset ing four, but Klein was nearly untouchable. She struck W.L. CENTRAL 7, N. FARMINGTON 5: league, the Rule 19 may not be altered scored a 738 series in the West Side sen her Westland John Glenn side. She allowed the Falcons out 16, walked four and surrendered Just one hit, by Five North Farmington errors resulted in five un under any circumstances. ior house league. Chuck Morris shot a 752 just two hits — a Jenny McGllnch single in the first, Yvette Loiselle. earned runs and a Walled Lake Central victory Friday series and Steve.Scheaffer ran up a 279 and a Krislen Norman single in the filth — in hurling The game's only run was scored on a walk, stolen at North. • the pins were flying in the Bel Aire score. In the Friday Nite Twin Parish, the Rockets to a lopsided win Friday at Farmington. base and throwing error. St. Agatha slipped to 3-6 over A three-run fourth inning keyed the Vikings' seventh senior house league in Farmington last Ray Barck rolled a 265 game to total a Massey did not walk a batter and struck out one. all, 3-5 in the Catholic League's C-D Division. WLAA win without a loss, and two Raider errors helped week as Jim McPhail Jr. scored a 717 686 set. In the "Battle of the Sexes," Tina Farmington pitcher Lisa Gale was Just as tough keep the inning going. Debbie Weintraub was the losing series with a 267 game; John Robertson, Barber bdwled games of 196-184-286 for through three innings, but John Glenn — 5-2 overall — CANTON 3, CHURCHILL 0: Kim Schulte fig pitcher, she gave up eight hits and five walks, striking 253/711;'Lynn Lewis, 257/693; John a 666 series. In the Wednesday Night pushed across two runs In the fourth, five in the fifth, ured in all the scoring for Plymouth Canton in a game out two. Pioch, 286; Bill Funke, 672; Larry Bas- West Side senior house league, George two in the sixth and one in the seventh. dominated by pitching. Both Stacey Thompson and •-1 Tiffany Fishell and Eve Claar each drove in two runs ham, 684; Ron Ebders, 669; Bob Hanson, Bird had a hot hand with a 278 game and Tracy Sylversler had three hits and knocked in a run, Livonia Churchill's Marilea Grom fired one-hitters, but with a double for North Amy Fletcher also had a dou ST., 666; Bob Parker, 662; and Jim De- 726 series, Mike Lelenlewski bad a 729 and Michelle Myers and Kristin Beeny each had two Grora walked 12 while Thompson issued just one base ble, and Welntraub had a single and an RBI. The defeat Bellis, 658. This week, Berry Van Dyke series and Dan Rankin rolled a 266 game. hits for Glenn. Gale pitched all seven Innings for Farm on balls. dropped the Raiders to 4-3, both overall and In the led the pack with a 257 game and 676; ington (now 2-3) and gave up 12 hits and nine walks. Schulte made Canton's only hit count. It came in the Lakes Division. Dave Lynch, 676; Mort Friedman, 673; • At Merri Bowl in Uvonia, John Vi- On Wednesday, Massey gave up just three hits in sixth inning after Julie Nicasbrt and Karen Keenan On Wednesday, Para Gressler slugged a grand slam Hank Lundy, 257; Ted Goldberg, 258/ tale scored a 300 game and followed that Glenn's 13-1 triumph over Plymouth Salem. She walked walked and Kelly Rische was hit by a pitch, loading the home run in an eight-run fifth inning to propel North 654; and Bob Parker, 664. The "Diggers with a 196 and 171 for a 677 series, while seven and struck out five. bases. Schulte singled to drive in two runs. past Farmington 13-4. Gressler finished with two hits Office Supply" team won the second-half competing in the Livonia Municipal The Rockets got 10 hits in the game, with Christina Schulte scored the game's first run In the fifth. She and two stolen bases. championship, with roll-offs set for the League. In the KofC Men's League, Ray Hoffman getting three and Myers and Tracy Martin walked, stole second, went to third on a wild pitch and Courtney Knapp added a two-run double in the fifth, weekend. , Bajer also shot a perfect game, with a accounting for two each. Hoffman scored four runs, came home after Thompson walked and the Chiefs, scored two runs and stole three bases, and Fishell had a block of 210-300-172, which totals 682. In Martin scored three and Myers had two. Martin and pulled a double steal. hit and two RBI. Fishell, Weintraub and Jenoifer Lydon • Farmington Hills also was the scene the Merrie Bowlerettes, Ruthie Hawkins Myers also had one RBI each. The win improved Canton's record to 8-3 overall. 4-1 all pitched for the Raiders, with Welntraub getting the for the Greenfield Mixed League at Coun ran up a 254 game and 610 set, 10 pins Christine August was the loser for Salem. She lasted in the WLAA's Western Division. win. try Lanes where Zack Zahn came through over average. Ron Baase led the way in six Innings and was tagged for 11 runs. Holly Hinzmann Lisa Rockafellow was the losing pitcher, she allowed with a 644 series on games of 232-235- the Golden Eagle Sportsmen with a 744 pitched the final inning for the Rocks. Salem's only run CANTON 4, FRANKLIN 3: On Wednesday. 13 runs (eight earned) on eight hits and five walks. 177. Phil Szonye bowled a 674 series with series. a 256 game, Jack Gattrell kept his team In first place with a 638 series and Ken • Super Bowl in Canton Township had Arnold rolled a 234 game with a 613 to Jerry Reynolds with a 279 game, and in tal. The season ended Ftiday with first- the Van Born Auto Wrecking Trio, Nicci place roll-offs and mystery doubles. In Cuzzort rolled a 623 series and Marge Late rally lifts Panthers to win the-Satarday—high-school league, Keri. Morgan a 630. On Wednesday night, the Prieskorn rolled, a 249 game with a 607 Super Chics had Debbie Hansen with a Continued from Page 1 had two hits apiece and Kaczor knocked John Coffell added RBI singles. game, surrendering just four hits but series, Don Harrison, 211 game, and Eric 237 game, Debbie Francis, 232; Stella in two runs. Brusseau had three hits. North, Tom walking 10 in seven innings. Conkiight a 572 series. In the Country Holoweskl, 608; and Karen Winkler and Tim Berg had three hits — including Cole and Dan Dooley had two hits apiece. Coffell had an RBI single and Crosley Lanes "Noon Classic for Ladies," Bonnie Francis finished with 676 each. In REDFORD CC 3, COUNTRY Tom Cole suffered the loss in the first had two hits Jeanelte McDonald was high with a 614 the Pickwick mixed league, Bill Booker two doubles — and drove In three runs for the Trojans. DAY 0: Redford Catholic Central won series on games of 219-185-210, Lori An shot a 267 game. The Wednesday Nite the non-conference game Thursday be derson also scored well with a 604, and men's had Gary Zeloney throwing strikes THURSTON 4, CRESTWOOD hind the one-hit pitching of Mark Stani- Mary Jo McCabe rolled a 243 game with for a block of 246-226-234, and 736; while forth. a 593 series. Jim Drewry bowled a 234, and Sandy 3: Brian Heldtman was the hero for Red ford Thurston Wednesday, crushing a CC improved to 10-5 overall, while the Lupohad234. Yellow Jackets slumped to 6-2. • Country lanes will be the site of the ninth-inning homer to send the visitors home happy, 4-3. Mike Kelley was 3for-4 with one RBI, FINGERLE CASH-WAY finals In the "Champion of Champions" • Woodland Lanes on Plymouth Road scoring Tom Hill, who had doubled, in the tournament for southeast Michigan. This in Livonia bad its usual good games as The win improved Thurston to 4-5 fifth inning. Paul Pirronello had CC's will take place In the early summer, and Ed Koeller and Art Lyons of the Swinging overall. 3-2 in the Tri-River League. other RBI, knocking in a run with a sacri the PROJECT PLACE I will provide updates on the dates and Seniors League each bowled a 635 series. •Wayne Vester got his first win on the fice fly. time. • In the Morning Stars League, Rose mound, pitching all nine innings and al CC lost a double-header to Warren De- Creehan shot a 607 series with games of lowing only three hits and fanning six. LaSalle Wednesday, 7-3 and 6-3. FINGERLE • At Dtrkeshire Lanes fifFarmington 198-224-185. Pat Lively in the "Flyers" Heldtman had two hits and Vester scored Hills, 18-year-old Greg Durham of Livo rolled a 607 set The Trio League had two runs and knocked in one with a dou BISHOP BOBGESS 1-8, CASH-WAY'S ^¾¾^ nia came through with a perfect .game In Walt Smith finish with a 711 series; Pat ble in the fifth. 7 the GASF pro shop doubles league. He McKenna, 698; Mark Abele, 694; Ed Bar- BROTHER RICE 7-6: Redford Bishop Borgess pushed across four runs CONTINUOUS ^¾¾. ^ followed his 300 game with a 268 and ran nelt, 686; Mark Shiemke, 679; Pat Cbar- BEDFORD UNION 8, NOVI 6: up a series total of 754. trand, 669; Mel Albirte, 664; and Joe in the top of the ninth Wednesday to win FACTORY Gumbls, 663. In the West Chicago Redford Union scored three times jn the the nightcap, 8-6, and salvage a split of a top of the seventh Wednesday to come double-header against Birmingham • Kansas City, Mo.; is the site of the League, Ken Kubit rolled a 278 In a 712 DIRECT CARLOAD set Other highlights at Woodland Includ away victorious at Novi. RU is 5-2 over Brother Rice. ABC Tournament, and the Zubor Buick all ANDERSEN WINDOW & PATIO DOOR team returned with a fifth-place standing ed: John Panzo, 298; Ann Marie Stokes, Rice won the firsLgame, 7-1, at Capitol Shane Sennett earned the win over six Park. in the team event, with some outstanding 269/657; Marty RushJC732; Glenn Ubtow, SALE - 36% OFF LIST PRICEI 7«; Mark Payne, 693; Dave Myers, 675; innings, getting relief help from Kevin Lawrence Rooks went the distance in performances from our local bowlers.' Whitman. Jack Treolar of Redford bowled a 300 Mike Rose, 695; and Steve Madka, 691. game No. 2, striking out 12, but he Joe Delfgauw had three hits, including walked 10 and allowed eight hits. Joe ORDERS WILL BE game, as did teammate Paul Grauzer of a two-run homer for the winning team. NovL Grauzer ran up a 786 total that in • At Mayflower Lanes In Redford, Brousseau's two-run triple in the ninth PLACED BY: AVAILABLE BY: Joe Bozio, Lee Tappy and Andy Kaczor sparked the Spartans; Charles North and cluded 18 strikes In a row, beating a Agnes Krejci scored a 235 game in a 578 5-3-89 6-2-89 record set in 1913. Karl Brubaker of Gar series in the "Nite Owls," and Nancy den City rolled a 736 seriesand scored an Kuttz came up with a 546 series, 150 pins 5-10-89 6-9-89 amazing 2,129 in. all events. In all, the higher than her average. And let's not I 5-24-89 6-23-89 team totaled 3,315 for their efforts. 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SJ 1 Block W. of Oequlndre Dally 9-5, Sun, 10-4 CahinGt Clad...54i-5232 Need Hot / Water e«u ww SAME DAY INSTALLATION 40 GALLONkSIDENTIAL 95 HOT WATER HEATER '339 CALL BETWEEN 7:30 A.M. and 3:00 P.M.i, $4M*' AND HAVE SAME DAY INSTALLATION 1^if6/i a CALL FOR DETAILS ,a» *&V*J +•• ' • 532-2160 or532-5646 l«Q) l t , :i mmmmmmmm mtmm m Monday. May 1. 1989 O&E (L.R,W.O)3C min PflEP BASEBALL Lrv FrankLn at Uv. ChorchJl, 4 p.m Monday, May 1 N Fa/mington at Westland Glenn. 4 p.m farmjngton at Lrv Cfxxchib (2). 3 30 p m W L Central at Pty Satem. 4pm B©rgessis just too tough for Ladywood W L Central at Uv FranJdn (2). 3 30p.m Nonhv-.^ at Ply Canton. 4pm Liv Stevenson at WL Western (2). 3 30pm Nor. at Garden Oty (2), 4 prn Wild Glenn at Farm Ha/r.soo (2). 3 30 p rn • Redlord Union at Dearborn. 4 pm. Redford Bishop Borgess posted cleared 4-6 in the high jump, and Ply Sa:em at Pi/. Canton (2). 3 30 pm Red Thurston at Taylor Truman. 4 p.m The Rockets are 2-4 overall- U farmington at NorihviSe (2). 3 30 p m Avonda'-e ai Ciare-ncevi:ie. 4 p.m » wins In 13 of 16 events Wednesday, Lori Hemme, who clocked 1:07.3 in Jennifer Harris was a triple winner for Southgate at Garden City. 4pm In Ladyhood at Farm Mercy (2). 4 p.m routing the Livonia Ladywood girls the 440. s_ Salem, winning the high Jump (5-0), high Taylor Center at ReC Thurston. 4pm C L St Clement at St Agatha. 4pm track team, 87-40. hurdles (16.1) and low hurdles (50.66). Lutheran yvest at Oarenoevtlie 4 30 p m "bon Fai/iane aN_uih Westland. 4pm The dual meet was held at Garden LIVONIA STEVENSON contin Gleno's only titles were registered by Tuesday. May 2 Saturday. May 6 girls track Bianca Smiley, shot pi^t (32-5) and Catina Garden Oty ai Dearborn. 4 p.m. Fiodtord Tournament at Claude AJiiSon. TBA • City. Borgess Is 3-2 overall. • ues to humble Western Lakes Activities , put (3Z-5 Association opponents, this time defeat Conner, 200-meters (27.5). Redlord Union at Woodhaven. 4pm BOYS TRACK Phllana Hooper, Michelle Gayney AafTte Memorial at Wyandoite. 4 p.m ing North Farmington, 91 V»-36V*. Monday, May 1 and Lyshay McGowan were the indi Si Agatha at Waterlord (Xir Lady. 4pm The Spartans' win Thursday at North (54.7) and the 3,200 title was won by REDFORD THURSTON lost, Ei.-sr-.op Borgess at Birfn. Bro. Rsce. 4pm vidual standouts fqr the Spartans, • Wednesday. May 3 Redlr>d CC vt Warren DeLaSa"e c^me on the heels of a second-place Clark, Jennifer Knapp, Suzanne Moore 8.2-44 Thursday at home to Allen Park, Kontif.'.'e at Lrv OnxOUL 4pm capturing two titles apiece.. Hooper but Kanshasha Hughes had herself a ai MacomD Comrngnity Coneoe. 4pm showing last weekend at the Lady Chiefs' and Carrie Creehan in 10:35.3 Lrv Franxtn at f arm Harrcson. 4 p m Toesday, May 2 won the 100-meter (13.2) and 220- Relays. The win opened the. Lakes Divi North won five events, and was led by banner day. Liv Stevenson at Westland Glonn. 4 p rn Garden Oty at Taylor Truman. 4 p.m yard (28.5) dashes and Gayney came, sion schedule and improved Stevenson to Lisa Rives, a double winner. Hughes accounted for three of the Ea h) Fa'm.rxjton at Ply Salem. 4pm Don Forosof. at Wayne Memorial. 4pm away with wins in the mile (5:52.4) 6-1 overall. North is winless in two duals. Rives won the 1,600 run (5:456), and gles five wins, earning titles in the long W L Western at Pry Canton. 4 p rn Avondaie at Qaience/i'ie. 4 pm. 0-1 In the Lakes. jump (13-9¼). 100-meters (13.5), and 200- V.' L Central at Farmington. 4 p m Ply Christian at Luth Westland. 4pm and two-mile (M:3L2) races. she set a school record, winning tbe 3.200 Red Trvrfston at D H Annapo^. 4pm meters (29:8). Hughes performance over Thursday. May 4 The Spartans won three of the four run in 12:10.25. Harper Woods at OarencevJLe. 4,30 p m McGowan won the long Jump, Pr Canton at It. Church^. 3 30 p rn . field events, and two of the titles be shadowed a fine effort by teammate Bishop Borgess at Harper Wds ND (2> 4 p rr, r soaring 14 feel, 6¼ inches, and she f»orih-.i:ie at Lrv FranX!.n. 3 30 p m, longed to Jessann Martin, who threw the Carolyn McCarthy, who won the 1,600 Red'oroCC^s HW Bshop GaVagher LIVONIA CHURCHILL got two L'. Ste.-enson at Pfy Saayr.. 3 30 p m placed first in the 880 run (2:30.5). and 3,200 races in 6:24 and 14:28, respec ai Redl&rd s Capitot Park. 4 p m shot put 34-1 v« and the discus 107-0. Di-' wins each from Alyssa Belaire and Char Farmington a! Westlartd Gienn. 3 30 p m Borgess won three of the four field tively. turn Westland at A A Greenhiiis 4 30 p m ane Sherwood jumped 14¾ to win the lotte Garry Thursday, but Farmington W L Western'ai Faun Harrison. 3 30 p m events, with the shot put title going longjump. Hills Harrison still prevailed, 72-56 at McCarthy also was a member of Thursday. May 4 W L Centra' at N Farm.rvgton. 3 30 p m Thurston's winning 3,200 relay team that Wa>ne Memorial at Morvoe. 4 p m to Tanisha Stokes (31-9), and Alena- Sherwood came back later in the meet home. Reo Thurston at 6 H Oeslwood. 3 30 p m McBee winning the discus (89-6). clocked 12:03 and included Judy Wong, Dtxi Fa riane at Loth West la no. 4 p rr. Dor. Edsei Ford at Garden Crly. 4pm to win the low hurdles, clocking 514. and The Hawks are 1-0 in the Western Divi Si Agair-a s% Dolroil Si H«Jv««g Florence Pugh claimed the high sion, 1-1 overall. Kristin Tunison and Kathy Kowalski. Wa/ne Memorial ai Be'ev.te. 4pm Lisa Christensen claimed the other bur- ai Livcn.a's Ford Field. 4pm Clarence.-.!'-* at Fteoiord Uruon. 6 p.m hurdles title, clocking 18.7, and the die title, winning the high's in 16.3. Belaire's wins came in the 100-meters Friday. May 5 GIRLS TRACK (13.3) and 400 meters (63.4), and Garry LIVONIA CLARENCE- Farm Karnson at W L Western (2). 3pm high hurdles honor went to Psi Christensen won again later when she Monday, May 1 won the bigh jump (5-0) and 800 (2:40). VILLE'S Roberta Wiggle won two Liv ChurcMI a? L" FrankLn. 4pm Hines, who had a time of 51.7. Lrv Ladyhood at H W Regina. 4 30pm clocked 27.5 in the 200-meters. Jeanne f arm.ngton a! Lre Slevenson. 4 p m. Churchill also earned points from Timko events Tuesday at home, but Detroit Lu Tuesday. May 2 The 440, 880 and 1,600 relay races Mangoulick added Stevenson's other Westiarx}G'j»nn at N Farmingion. 4 p m and Amy Middlestat, who woo the long theran West outlasted the Trojans, 70-53 Garden Oty at Tayior Truman. 4 p.m were won by Borgess. first-place finish, clocking 1:056 in the Pty Sa*m at W L Centra: 4pm jump (13-6V«) and 1,600 (6:06), respective The loss dropped Clarenceville to 3-1 Don Fordson al Wayne Memorial. 4 p.m 400 Novi at Garden City (2). 4pm Hooper, Kim McQueen, Stokes and Avonda* at Ciaienoevi"*. 4pm ly, but Harrison had too much depth. overall, l-l in the Metro Conference Red'O'C Union at Dearborn 4pm Pi> Christian at Luir. Westiand. 4pm Hines finished the 880 in 54.6; Christensen and Mangoulick also fig The Hawks won three of the four re Wiggle's wins came in the long jump TayUy Tnjrnai at Red Thorston. 4pm Thursday. May 4 Hooper, Stokes, McGowan and Angie ured in 800 and 1,600 relay wins. Magoul- lays ^nd Jane Peters took both hurdle (14-11) and 800 (2:32.2). Others first-place Saturday. May 6 Lrv FranKLn at Northv.'ie. 3 30 p m Kendricks clocked 1:54.1 in the 880 ick, Christensen, Sherwood and Jennifer events, clocking 16.8 in the high hurdles finishes were recorded by Tricia Dunk- Pry Canton a! Northvvle (2). Ham Pty Satem at L/v Stevenson. 3:30 p m Petree combined to finish the 800 in and 49.0 in the low hurdles. lee, high Jump (4-4); VlckJ Hayes. 200 Nov- Hgh ai Lrv Clarencev^e (21. 11am and Pu'gh, Kendricks, Kim Sykes and Westland Glenn al Fa-rrungton. 3 30 pm 154.01, and Magoulick. Christensen. Tra Luth Westland at A P Inter-Oty (2). 11 a m (29.1); Kelly Anspach, 400 (1:03.3); and Farm Harrison at W L Western. 3 30 p m McGowan finished the 1,600 in Re-iford Tournament at Capitol P>.. TBA cy Clark and Nicole Todd were winners WESTLAND JOHN GLENN Tara O'Connor, 3,200 (16:26). N Farmngton at W L Central. 3 30 p.m 4:33.0. Sunday. May 7 in the 1,600 run (4:30.1). stumbled Thursday, losing on the road to Anspach, Dunklee, Jennifer Nunery Red Thurston at DH O est wood. 3 30 pm St Agatha vs Oakland CathotfC Ladywood's two individual titles Sherry Jahns, Tina Gelmisi. Debbie Lakes-Division rival Plymouth Salem, and Wiggle teamed to win the 1,600 relay Garden Oty at Don Edsei Ford. 4pm at l rvon-.a's Ford F • Cool and classyl • Professional installation • System 6* exterior glaze > 120 dB siren alarm • Adda comfort and privacy • 16x31 tinted or dot matrix with DuPont Teflon* «Panic feature • Variety of films and colors glass «Protects against oxidation > Remote disarming • Professionally Installed • Lifetime no-leak warranty • Keeps paint shiny for years »Current sensor /shock sensor BERGSTROMPS IMC • Deluxe models'. larger sizes • Starter Interrupt available BOATS IMC. $ available S $ 6465 Telegraph, Dearborn Hts. HEATING^ COOLING• PLUMBING 25 OFF $ from 99 % Mi. N. of Ford Rd. ANY FULL SIZE from 159 189 ]'25429 W. 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May 1. 1989 O&E (R,W.Q-4C)»9A veciaf Lfvfts for^\9K kA t3 oms *+^t$ PAMPER MOM m THIS MOTHER'S \mtuffl> DAY...WithOneof DOG FOOD CO. For over 22 years we have boeh providing ror your pel9* nutrlUoHaJ, All 14K Italian Gold Chains $9*99 These Qpecial Packages recreational and health need* Our etarf Is-friendly and knowledgeable, our servjoe quick and convenient, our Inventory sizable, and our prices pleasing. per gram from Denne & Co. Use the coupons below to eave even rnoro; "DELUXE DAY AT Denne & Co." I* I $3°° OFF ANY 40 or 50 lb. BAG DOG FOOD IN STOCK • Reducing Body Wrap I • Facial I CHOOSE FROM: • Haircut & Styling < PURINA DOG CHOW • WESTLAND CHUNK STYLE All 14K Gold • Manicure • WESTLAND HIGH PROTEIN • PURINA FIT 'N TRIM and Birthstone Earrings Wv • Make-Up Application - SCIENCE DIET MAINTENANCE .NUTRANUGGET HI PRO ALL • Flowers $ "PERK-UP PACKAGE" .NUTRA NUGGET CHUNK -IAMS CHUNK OR MINI CHUNK 25% OFF m and Candy 150 •PURINA CHUCK WAGON .PURINA PRO PUN ADULT SEIKO. 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Westland Crossing Shopping Center &>. & Body Spa N. E. Cotntc of Wavnf «nd Wartfn* Bdtwten AI Prkf and Marshall* "WE8TIAND BOQTFOODCO"- 3 at ORES Td SERVE YOU" 10-9Mon--8*t U2-6Sund»y ^-HtDFOl^tf WE8TIANP V^YNB MuUrCard OIFT 37100 Six Mile, Laurel Commons. Livonia, Ml 25153W.Seven MOe 37687 Ford Rd. 34M1E Michigan; Free 60 Day CERTIFICATES Check* M-F 9-9; $at. 9-5 VISA East of Beech Daly WestofNewburgfi East of Wayne Rd. Phone 425-1505 Loyaway AVAILABLE VU* 461-0022 Ww 531-6750 Ph.; 723-5244 Ph,! 728-5300 Friendly Chaps Feed Store N'S blowers MERRI-BOWL LANES FOJVYOU)CRp CONVENIENCE BARTELS WILL BE OPEN/FROM 9:00 UNTIL 3:00 ' 427-2900 i SATURDAY, MAY 13th MOTHER'S DAY SPECIALS Short Season Leagues M Playroom Available Day & Night Blooming Plants .'!5 Teleflora vanity jar Men, Ladies, Seniors, Youths BULK GRASS SEED SALE bouquet- *18" and Toddlers Spring basket bouquet '20" FRIDAY NIQHT7530 P.M. - MIXED LEAGUES Sunny Mix 4.59 LB UHMIDERGTO Candy and flowers M FALL LEAGUE OPENINGS Shady Mix 4.49 LB. LAWN WEED & FEED bouquet '25 Monday 8:30 P.M. Teleflora potpourri Tuesday 10:00 A.M. Men's League Athletic Mix 4.39 LB Covers 5000 sq. ft. »WQt Saturday Once a Month League —8:30 P.M. SALE *7 bouquet '27" Perennial Rye 4.29 LB LAWN WEED KILLER Aunt Clara's cookies MERRI-BOWL LANES 50 LB. BAGS AVAILABLE AT Covers 5000 sq. ft. $Q25 & flower »3Q" EVEN GREATER SAVINGS! • Idea 1 for use with any of JJ 39089 PLYMOUTH ROAD 30950 FIVE MILE • LIVONIA • 427-2900 the fertilizers below. LIVONIA 464-1000 LAWN AND (313) 453-8584 Announcing the 1989 premiere issue in an GARDEN FERTILIZER Professional Bra Fitters. elegant new series of Mother's Day plates SAVE ON BULK GARDEN VEGETABLE SEEDS BY FERRY- $ r MORSE SEED COMPANY 50 LBS. 12-12-12 6.50 OFE & omnium Diazinon Yard & $ "Jones of by Five-Time "Artist of the Year" 50 LBS. 16-16-16 7.45 Vegetable Garden Granules $ Sf ~470 Forest |itWCriC< \ New York Sdhdra Kuck Controls grubs, ants, chinch bugs, sod 50 LBS. 19-19-19 7.95 $ 00 webworm and a host of $ / Plymout453-8584h Uisurewcor Intimates" f An Available Now 35 other Insects In lawns and 50 LBS. 10-6-4 5.98 exclusive iardens. Effective control offering of -with specially designed Sor up to six weeks. For $ PANTS DAYWEAR Reco use In the lawn and gar 50 LBS. 6-24-24 7.45 "Great International border of 24K Gold den. 10 lb. bag covers 5000 • Hi Cut Brief • Cropped Tops sq.ft. 50 LBS. 46-0-0 '8.45 • Briefs for • Camisoles String Bikini Reg. nP CJ "5 •ASK ABOUT OUR QUANTITY $10.95 8 DISCOUNT • Scoop Bikini Mom" Teddy's/SML-3X «Collector Plates • Lithographs • Figurines A Bradford Exchange Information Center 29216 Five Mile Luxurious Stretch Cotton Lycra 575 FOREST AVENUE •PLYMOUTH • 453-7733 Hours: Mem.-Wed. 10-7«Tr>UfS. &.Frl. 10-8» Sat. 10-6« Sun. 12-5, (Just E. o£ Mlddlebelt) Livonia Free Gilt Wrap and Shipping Ample Parking In Rear 20% OFF any other Mother's Gift Purchase May 1-13 w.tn \.i Mon.-Sat. 9-7 421-4700 NEW OAK Mother's SAVE on Kohler Fixtures SWING ROCKER Day One of a Kind! Special OVERNIGHT ACCOMMODATIONS • Early Check In 12:00 noon (Saturday,"May 13.1989) Unless you • Late Check Out 3:00 p.m. (Sunday, May 14,1989) have experienced a • Children under 12 stay free In same room swing rocker, you cannot imagine what it DINNER FOR 2 IN L.J. LOOPHOLES is like. The smooth swinging • 4 Course Dinner Saturday Night action i9 reminiscent of the BIG BAND DANCE* old porch glider grandma • Austin Mero Band In our ballroom Saturday night used to have. BOUNTIFUL BUFFET (All You Can Eat) Reg. $379 • Mother's Day Brunch with over 50 Items to ALMOND choose from CABERNET SALE SALE •298" 299 $QQOO less Faucet ^9 ^9 per couple 8ALE ^^ ^^ Including Tax & Gratuities --^- EXP1RE8 32104 Plymouth Road CALL 800-365-STAY or 557-4800 Terry 5-8-89 (Between Merrlman & Farminjjfon) •Limited reservations available LIVONIA »421-6070 Hour* 10-9 Dally 12-5 Surtday oou thf ield Hotel MATHISON HARDWARE CHERRY 124 N. Lafayette & conference center 6130 Canton Center 31535 Ford Rd. 28243 Plymouth SOUTH LYON «437-1590 FURNITURE o canton • 455*9440 Girder, c.iy 422-3888 i>vom.,« 522-5633 17017.W. 9 Mile Rd. Southfield, Michigan -—.-* A mtmm^^mmmmmmmmmmmmmMmmmmmmam Monday. May 1, 1989 O&E (^1070 Qajkland Cb^ ni'niuwKtnjiifliwai^i|iiffnj^njjp| 823 Vane 824 Jeeps & Other 825 8ports& 825 Sports & 825 Sports 4 856 Bulck 858 Cadillac 860 Chevrolet V.W. 1977 Aulomalic. power 4-Wheel Drives Imported Cars Imported Cars Imported Care REGAL. 1979 Custom V8. automat SEOAN D€ VILLE-1983. $tep>. CAPRICE 1987 - Classic, loaded, braves. AmFm cassette. 2 litre ic, air condition, power steering. Must sell $4,900 fi/m. 537-5398 excellent condition. 50.000 mJVo*. Engineruns $1,200 557-7969 FORD. 1987 Bronco II Eddie Bauer CORVETTE 1981. 4 speed, rvary PORSCHE 911 Ta/ga. 1987 - Load pov.er brakes, clean No* orw $6300- 669-5093 BMW 1983 • exoeCent condiOon. low SEOAN DE V1LLE 1985 • Platinum. Package. 4*4 Automatic, el/. V8. blue/gray, full power. 55.000 miles, ed Black on Wack Whale laJI 5 »1.988 354-6606 rrjles. 681-5491 exceT-enl cond:bon. 46.000 mfies, MORE 824 Jeep» & Other loaded. 20.000 mies. $11.588 lha/p $¢.200 851-0559 yea/warranty. Call OavkJ: 683-2241 CAVALIER Z24 1964. blue, auto- leather. wVes. tape, noo srroker. 353-1300 BMW 1984 528«. sltver. ttack leath TAMAROFF DODGE matk. loaded, sunrool, asking CORVETTE. 1981 Glass (¾. »«10- PORSCHE 944 TURBO 68 &>. Sun $9,300. Eves 640-9492 $10.600 Excellent. 474-3479 4-Y/heel Drives er, sun roof, executive car. $10,000 ! REGAL. 1979 - V-6. 3.8 Her. anvTm TAMAR0FF BUJCK mat>c, leathec onf/. 33.000 fr^es tt rool. leather. a,"-oys. 2 to choose or best Evenings; 349-9305 Slereo. air. cruise, bit $3500 or best SEDAN DEVILLE 1987, burgundy, CAVAUEfi 1653 CL. excellent cbn- CLASSIFIEDS •6LA2ER S10-1987. loaded, full is sna/pf $12,900. from! FORO 1988. f 150. 4x4. XLT. lariat, offer. 350-9437 loaded, as highway mBes. »13.000. dition lAslde A out, futiy loaded, air. powe/. a-'arm. 27.000 miles, excel- BMW. 1985 528«. CfwcoaJ. mint Hrtes Park Lincoln-Mercury loaded. 5 tier V8. 22.000 mites. 6 » 549-0232 AMFM stereo. $2700 557-3445 lenl conation $12,900 Ca:i cood.Oon. $13,500 or besl.' 453-2424 exi 400 REGAL-1985. exceUent condition, ON PAGES yt /60.000 warranty. Leer cap, wa.V , 1— oeueen 4-6PM 474-9399 Oay*. 471-2*9«. Evas . 755-0623 Bill Cook Porsche power steerlng/brakej/wlndows. SEDAN OEVILLE, 1966 Every op erlOWJvg. $13.000.. 624-5572 CORVEnE 1984. like new - 7.000 CAVALIER, 1983 Type 10. automat This classifica air. amtm stereo. Florida car tion, leather, wt/e wheels. $11.488 BMW. 1985 5351 Dolphine with m.Tes AS power. This ca/ Is speciaJI ic, air, power steering, power BIA2ER 1979. 350. 4 wnoe( drKe. GWC. 19?9 Jimmy S-15 Gypsy 471-0800 $4,500. Caa after SPU or leave 353-1300 tion continued runj good, body has m.nor rust. pearl leather. low rnies. $ 15.900 Best offer ov«r$ 17.000. 626-5436 brakes. a-Tt-fm. 354-6600 package. 4x4. 5.000 miles. V6. auto PORSCHf 944 1984½. »od. 7.700 message 525-9532 $2000 358-1019 • TAMAROFF BUICK 1 from Page 11F. matic, air Every Option. Won't Lasl CORVETTE. 1966 Red, glass roof, ml . automatic, showroom condition TAMAROFFDODGE ERHARDBMW REGAL 1985 LTD 47.000 mile* FuD at $14,988 353-1300 leather. Bose. tow mSeoge. extend Must see $19,000 981-3787 BLAZER 1985 K5. 4 Whofcl drive, power, wire wheels, padded top SEOAN DE VILLE, 1987 Belter lhan CAVALIER.' 1984 Must tefl. loaded Srvl/p! $9 750 ed warrant, $19,900 856-2215 nc«r. $13,895 . TAMAROFF BUICK • 352-6030 PORSCHE 94+ 1985½. .Mac*, e*- $6,000 or test 728-8146 2 door hatchback, good condition. 823 Vans 647-9425 522-576« CORVETTE 1987- silver wtth leather tremefy clean Loaded FVsl $17,500 JEEP. 1984 Cherokee Chief. 2 door. BMW. 1985 635CSIA Black with REQAl. 1987 LTO Leather. 6.000 1 interior, an opuons. 2800 rrvtes. FORO 1977 • cnateau. loaded, im- 8LAZER 1987. K5. Silverado pack 33 000 rruTes. greal shape, air. eolo. pearl, spo/i seats, automatic , show steal} the deal 725-7114 CAVALIER-1964. Hatchback, better than ne-w $24,500 m-leV $8,988 353-1300 GLASSMAN macu'alo. *i«) primari."y for tnpj age. 4i4. 19.000 miles, fully loaded, Scioc-Tree, etc .661-0810 room new $20,900 speed manual. 64.000 miles. Home 363-5516 Work. 476-1310 RENAULT AH-ance 1953. body in T2 Miie 6 Telegraph 354-3300 WUJI see $2150 • 461-6815 exlias. muytoe. $13,000 477-1729 TAMAROFF BUICK contfrlion. $2500. 534-5853 JEEP. 1988. Comanche 4x4. Pio exoersenl condition, engine needs ERHARL7BMW CORVETTE. 1987 , Convertible. SEDAJJ, 1978 We* ma'ntaJned. 8ROKCO II XLT V987. loaded, mini neer package. 4 0. aJr. power steer- head $450 or best 656-2466 REGAL-1968. loaded, tow fnJeage. CAVAUER-1965. 2 Door hatchback, fORO 1976 con>rysion. looU good, Wrwte-red leather. 12.000 mrtes. 132.000 rnies. Cass Lake loe*tion runi good. 4 capltns cha:rs. ca/- condition moiioo detecto* alarm. mg'bralces. aSunVnum whoets. cas excellent condition. $ 11.900 Wril lo* 6000 lbs. All options low m-ieage. 5 ipeed, power steer- ' 352-6030 $27,900 RENAULT ENCORE-1985. 45.000 348-0824 ptetlog. etc Besl offer. 453-6140 Ziebarted. 5 speed.' »M» wagon sette. 5 spood. $ 10.475. 681-2639 miles-. 5 speed. Kenwood stereo, CaJOOTL 681-332] 258-8777 mg/rxakes $4500 274-3514 wheels $lOOOO/bcsl 478-3704 BMW. 1987 325 4 door, oulomallc. new brakes, shocks, struts 4 ex RJVlERA 1982. very r^ce. $3,000 FORO 1978 - Ucsure van good HAIDER, 1949 4X4 3300 miWrt. air. 9700 m3ej. black 4 tfack. BBS ERHARD BMW CAVALIER 1966 - Rairy Sport, load- haust Exce:ent $3,500 427-4229 397-1029 ti/es. pr«lty good sftape. $3000 BRONCO II XLT 1987 29.000 miles. automauc. 6 cytnder. po-we* steer- wheels. $17,900 860 Chevrolet ed. a>. white, good pyvdrtlon. 5 speod. W3ded Excellent $10,400. Ing. power brakes, am-fm stereo. $4109/cr best offer. 647-9477 4?0?418 352-6030 RENAULT • 1942 Fuego. 5 spood. RIVIERA 1965. loaded, excellent must sell Arte* 3£*T> 326-3175 tilt, super' sharp Pr PAMPER MOM THIS MOTHERS DAY,.,WithOneof DOG FOOD CO. for over 22 yearawe have been providing for your pets' nutritional, All 14K Italian Gold Chains $ These Qpecial Packages recreational and health needs. Our staff, la friendly and knowledgeable, our 9.99 service quick and convenient, our Inventory sizable, and our prices pleasing. per gram from Denne & Co. Use the coupons below to save even more. "'DELUXE DAY AT Denne & Co." $3°° OFF ANY 40 or 50 lb. BAG DOG FOOD IN STOCK • Reducing Body Wrap • Facial CHOOSE FROM: • Haircut & Styling • PURINA DOG CHOW • WESTLAND CHUNK STYLE All 14K Gold • Manicure • WESTLAND HIGH PROTEIN • PURINA FIT'N TRIM and Birthstone Earrings \%^ • Make-Up Application • SCIENCE DIET MAINTENANCE • NUTRA NUGGET HI PRO • Flowers $ "PERK-UP PACKAGE" • NUTRA NUGGET CHUNK • JAMS CHUNK OR MINI CHUNK ALL 25% OFF and Candy 150 • PURINA CHUCK WAGON • PURINA PRO PLAN ADULT SEIKO We do custom Mother's !§£ • Perm MANY MORE Rings, Pendants & Charms ^¾¾¾ • Haircut & Styling WATCHES "MAKE-OVER MOM" • Make-Up Application I LIMIT 1 BAG PER COUPON PER CUSTOMER - Expires May 12, 1989. • Manicure I Color Consultation Hair Color, Cut & Style • Flowers 50% OFF and Candy Make-Up Application \ *4°° OFF ANY PURCHASE OF $15.00 OR MORE OF Authorized Dealer 1 IN STOCK PET ACCESSORIES (EXCLUDING PET FOODS). 100 100 SELECT FROM LARGE INVENTORY INCLUDING: Fresh wa ter Pearls DOGHOUSES 'WIRE DOG CAGES 'ELECTRONIC FLEA COLLAR with 14K Gold Clasp OTHER MINI-PACKAGE8 AVAILABLE BIRDCAGES • CAT FURNITURE • FLEA CONTROL REMEDIES FROM «45 &• UP 0STER GROOMING CLIPPERS • ODOR ABSORBING CAT LITTER BOXES • r '9.95 »20" '20.95 !)****- • 16" '16.95 • 24" »24.95 Qfafe & LocalAwerd Winning Stylists DOG AND CAT BEDS -AUTOMATIC DOG FEEDERS 'LOTS MORE RABBIT HUTCHES • FIBERGLAS CRATES FOR DOGS AND CATS •18" 48.95 • 30" '30.95 & T o t a I S a I o n , WITH COUPON • NOT VAUD WITH ANY OTHER PROMOTIONS'Expires May 12.1989. Westland Crossing Shopping Center & B o c N. E. Come: of Wayne and Warren' Between AL Price and Marshall* Co. p-a- 12-5 Sunday REDFORD WESTLAND WAYNE 10-9Mon.-8i.t- GIFT 37100 Six Mile, Laurel Commons. Livonia, Ml MasterCard 25153W. Seven Mile 37667 fordRd. 34631 EMIchloari. Free 60 Day CERTIFICATES M-F 9-9; Sal. 9-5 Check* Lay a way AVAILABLE viu I East of Beech Daly WestofNewburgn East of Wayne Rd. VUa Phone 425-1505 4640022 Ph.i 831-6780 Ph.:728-6244 Phi 728-5300 Friendly Chaps Feed Store Cartel's iFlouiers MERRI-BOWL LANES FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE BARTELS WILL BE OPEN FROM 9:00 UNTIL 3:00 '427-2900 SATURDAY, MAY 13th Short Season Leagues % MOTHER'S DA Y SPECIALS M Playroom Available Day & Night Blooming Plants *15 Men, Ladies, Seniors, Youths FERTILIZER Teleflora vanity jar BULK GRASS SEED SALE bouquet '18" and Toddlers $ Spring basket bouquet '20" FRIDAY NIQHT 7:30 P.M. - MIXED LEAGUES SunnJ^Mix 1.59 LB $ [UUIKflGRO Candy and flowers FALL LEAGUE OPENINGS M Shady Mix 1.49 LB LAWN WEED & FEED bouquet '25 f Monday 8:30 P.M. $ Tuesday 10:00 A.M. Men's League Athletic Mix L39 LB Covers5000sq.fi. «^95 Teleflora potpourri Saturday Once a Month League — 8:30 P.M. SALE i bouquet '27M Perennial Rye 4.29 LB. LAWN WEED KILLER Aunt Clara's cookies MERRI-BOWL LANES Covers 5000 sq, ft_$n25 50 LB. BAGS AVAILABLE AT •Ideal for use with any of ' t/ & flower '30" 30950 FIVE MILE • LIVONIA • 427-2900 EVEN GREATER SAVINGS! lie fertilirers below. 39089 PLYMOUTH ROAD LIVONIA 464-1000 LAWN AND GARDEN FERTILIZER (313) 453-8584 Announcing the 1989 premiere issue In an SAVE ON BULK GARDEN Professional Bra Fitters, elegant new series of Mother's Day plates VEGETABLE SEEDS BY FERRY- MORSE SEED COMPANY 50 LBS. 12-12-12 «6.50 OFF) m^m Diazinon Yard & 50 LBS. 16-16-16 $ "Jones of sby Five-Time "Artist of the Year" 7.45 Vegetable Garden Granules SW 470 FFores t ' Sandra Kuck 50 LBS. 19-19-19 New York Controls grubs, ants, chinch bugs, sod '7.95 / Ply(•moutm h Uisurewcar 00 webworm and a host of 453-8584 Intimates" An Available Now '35 other Insects in lawns and 50 LBS. 10-6-4 exclusive iardens. Effective control «5.98 offering of -with specially designed Sor up to six weeks. For $ PANTS DAYWEAR Reco use in the lawn and gar 50 LBS. 6-24-24 7.45 "Great International border of 24K Gold den. 10 lb. bag covers 5000 • Hi Cut Brief • Cropped Tops 50 LBS. 46-0-0 $8.45 • Briefs for • Camisoles String Bikini • Bras " Reg. $095 *ASK ABOUT OUR QUANTITY $10.95 8 DISCOUNT • Scoop Bikini Mom" Teddy's/SML-3X • Collector Plates • Lithographs • Figurines A Bradford Exchange Information Center 29216 Five Mile Luxurious Stretch Cotton Lycra 575 FOREST AVENUE •PLYMOUTH * 453-7733 Hours: Mon.-Wed. 10-7«Thurs. &Fri. 10-8 • Sat. 10-6« Sun, 12-5 (Just E. of Middlebelt) Livonia Free Gift Wrap and Shipping Ample Parking In Rear 20 % OFF any other Mother's Gift Purchase May 1-13 u.ih \n Mon.-Sat. 9-7 421-4700 NEW OAK Mother's SAVE on Kohler Fixtures SWING ROCKER Day One of a Kind! Special OVERNIGHT ACCOMMODATIONS • Early Check In 12:00 noon (Saturday. May 13,1989) Unless you • Late Check Out 3:00 p.m. (Sunday. May 14,1989) _ have experienced a • Children under 12 stay free In same room swing rocker, you cannot imagine what it DINNER FOR 2 IN L.J. LOOPHOLES is like. The smooth swinging • 4 Course Dinner Saturday Night action is reminiscent of the BIG BAND DANCE* old. porch glider grandma • Austin Moro Band In our ballroom Saturday night used to have. BOUNTIFUL BUFFET {All You Can Eat) ,Reg. $379 • Mother's Day Brunch with over 50 Items to SALE choose from 299 $QQOO ^9 ^9 per couple 8ALE ^^ ^^ Including Tax & Gratuities EXPIRE8 32104 Plymouth Road Terry 5-8-89 (Betwoen Morrtrhan k Farmlnjrfon)- CALL 800-365-STAY or 557-4800 •Llmllod reservations available UVONIA-421-6070 Hours: 10-9 Dally 12-5 Sunday Southtield Hotel MATHISON HARDWARE CHERRY ,.. 124 N. Lafayette f»S & conference center 6130 Canton Center 31535 Ford Rd. 26243 Plymouth 80UTH LYON «437-1590 FURNITURE Canton • 455*9440 Garden City • 422*3888 L.vono «522-5633 17017 W. 9 Mile Rd. Southfield, Michigan / —-rt MMH m Monday. May 1, 1989 Q&E (R,W,G-5C)*76 i. Him. 11» n " V " k 644-1070 Oakland fo^^ WkHmHHM 823 Vans 824 Jeeps & Other 825 Sports & 825 Sports & 825 Sports & 856 Bulck 858 Cadillac 860 Chevrolet V W. 1977 Automatic. po*er 4-Wheel Drives Imported Cart Imported Cart Imported Care REGAL. 1979 Custom. V8. aulomat- SEDAN D€ VULE-1983. Sharpl CAPR/CE 1S97 - Ctassle. loaded, bra*es. AmFm cassette. 2 tire lc. air condrtion. power »K Must seO. $4,900 firm. 537-5346 exceient condition. 50.000 mBes. Enane runs $1,200 557-7969 FORD. 1987 Bronco II. Eddie Bauer CORVETTE 1981. 4 navy pcrter brakes, clean. No* $6300. 669-5093 BMW 1983 - exceCent condition. Ic* PORSCHE 911 Tarp*. 1997 - Load SEDAfl DE VILLE-1965 -platinum, Package. 4x4. Automatic, air, V8, blue/gray. M power. .000 rnBea, $1,969 354- rr.CeS. 981-5491 ed Black on Nad Whale laJl 5 excellent cond.tion.. 46.O0O mfles. loaded. 20.000 miles. $11.588 Jharp $9,200. 851-0559 ICAVAUER Z24 1969. Mue. auto MORE 824 Jeeps & Other ' yea/ warranty CaJI David 683-2241 leather, wires, tape, non smoker. 353,1300 BMW 19*4 528e. USer. black leath TAMAROFF DODGE matic, loaded, sunroof, asklrtA CORVETTE. 1981 Glass lop. auto $9,300 Eves 540-9492 $10,600. E*cefleni. 474-3879 4-Wheel Drives TAMAROFF BUICK er, sun r.ool. executtve c&i. $10,000 PORSCHE 944 TURBO 69 a>. sun REGAL, 1979 - V-6. 3 8 kter. am/fm or best Evenings 349-9305 matic, leather onry. 33.000 rales K roof, leather. a.loys. 2 lo choose CLASSIFIEDS Is tharpl$ 12.900 sleroo. a>r, cruise. UI1 $3500 or best SEDAN 0EV1LLE 1987, burgundy, CAVAUEH 1983 CL. exoeSenl con- 6lAi£R e 10-1987. loaded. tuO FORD 198«. F150. 4x4. XLT. Lsrlal. from! HUws Pa/k Llncoln-Merpun/ Ofler 350-9437 loaded, aa highway mnes. $13,000. dttion inside A-out. fuUy loaded, eir. power. a!i/m. 27.000 mjes. excel loaded. 5 tater Y*. 22.000 mi!e». 6 BMW. 1985 528«. Charcoal, mint 453-2424 exl 400 » 549-0232 AM FM stereo. $2700 .657-3465 ON PAGES lent condition $12,900 Can yr /60,000 warranty, Lcor cap. tra3- coTKMion. $13,500 ex bosl REQAL-196S. exceCenl condition, Oays. 471-2496. Eves . 755-0623 bet»rt«n4-6PM 474-9399 er tow-jig. $13,000. 624-6572 CORVETTE 1984. like new - 7.000 Bill Cook Porsche power . slcerlng/brakej/wlndowS. SEOAN DEVILLE. 198« E>-ory op- CAVALIER. 1683. Type 10, automat This classifica tr. arr.lm stereo. Florida car llon. feather, wire wheels. $f 1.444. BMW. 1945 5351. Dolphine with nv.es. AH power. TMs cat Is spodail ic, air. power steering, power .BLA2ER 1979 350. 4 AhooJ drive. GMC. 1989 Jimmy S-15 Gypsy 471-0800 $4,500 Can after 5PM or leave ' 353-1300 brakes, am-fm. 354-6600 tion continued run's good, bod/ has mnor rust. pe^/1 leather, lovr miles. $15,900 Bett ofler drer $ 17.000: «24-5436 package. 4x4. 5.000 miles. V6. auto PORSCHE 944 1964%. red. 7.700 message 525-9582 $2000 358-1019 from Page 11F. matic, air. Every Option, Wool LasJ tORVETTE, 1946 R«d. glass toot. mi., automatic, showroom condition TAMAROFF BUICK TAMAROFF DODGE WMEK«ltMrj,«aaiWJWjH) at $14.9«« 353-1300 ERHARDBMW leather. Bose. low mileage, extend REGAL 1965 LTD 47.000 miles Fu3 BLA2ER 1985 K5. 4 Wneei mi*o. Must see $19,000. 981-3787 SEOAN OE VILLE. 1987. Better than CAVAUER. 1984 Mus} SOB. 1 ed warranty »19.900. 855-2215 power, wire wheels, padded lop loaded -Sha/p $9,750 TAMAROFF 8UICK new. $13,995. ' 2 door hatchback, good condition. «23 ,Vans 352-6030 ' PORSCHE 944 1985*. black, ex $6,000 or best 728-6H6 522-5766 CORVETTE 1987-stfver »«h leather 647-9425 JEEP. 1984 Cherokee Chfel. 2 door. BMW. 1965 636CStA. BlacJi »!th tremely clean. Loaded FVst $i?,500 Interior, all options. 28O0 miles, REGAL. 1987 LTO Leather. 6.000 fORO 1977 • cnaleau, loaded, tav BLAZER 1987. K5. Silverado pack 33.000 miles, great shape, air, auto. pean. spori teats, automatic, show- steals the deal 725-7)14 CAVALtER-1984. "Hatchback; 5 belter than new $24,500 miles. $4,988. 353-1300 GLASSMAN maoufale, used pnmarWy for trips age 4x4 19.000 miiej. hjtfy loaded. Seiec-Trac. etc 661-O810 roonxnew $20,900. , speed manual, 64.000 mBes. good Home 363-5516 Work 476-.1310 RENAULT Alliance M983. body In 12 MJe « Telegraph 354-3300 , Must see $.2150 46115815 eMras.n-^ist K«. $\3.000 477-1729 TAMAROFF BUICK condition. $2500. • , 534-5653 JEEP. 1988. Comanche 4x<. Pio excellent condition engine needs ERHARD BMW CORVETTE. 1987 Converlibla SEDAN. 1974 We« maintaivsd. FORD 1978 con»ers.-on. looki good, BRONCO II XLT 1987. loaded, mini neer package. 4.0.° air, power "steer head $450 or besr 656-2466 REGAL-1964. loaded, low mileage, CAVAUER-198$. 2 Ooor hatchback, White-red leather. 12.000 miles, 132.000 mies. Cass Lake location runs good. * capl&ins chairs, car cond.tion. motion detector alarm, ing /brakes. aluminum wheels, cas eicer^nl condition. $ 1 f.900. low mSeage. 5 speed, power steor- 352-6030 $27,900 RENAULT ENCORE-1985. 45.000 WiB 1o« 6000 lbs A» opoons iiebarlod 5 speed, w+ute- wagon 348-0824 peting, etc'Bosl oifor 463-6140 sette. 5 spocd. $10,475. 681-2639 miles. 5 speed. Kenwood stereo, Cafl Don 661-3321 258-8777 ingn»raxes. $4500 274-3514 »t>eeU $10.000/best 478-3704 BMW. 1987 325 4 door, automatic. new pralces. shdcM. struts & e»- RiVlERA. 1982. very ruce. $3,000 FORD 1978 - liesure van good RAOERv 1989 4X4 3300 miles, air. 9700 nV,es. black & ptac*. BBS ERHARDBMW CAVAUER 1986 - Raff/ Sport, load- . haust Eicecent $3,500 • 427-4229 397-1029 tires, pretlygood shape $3000' BRONCO II XLT 1987 29.000 miles. automalic. 6 cylinder, power steer wt>e cruise, power windows & locks, 4 cap- ,•_«-.-.j-iti DI8COUNT CENTER FOR falns chairs, couch/bod, running boards, . ^ TRUCKBUYERS! VANCONVER8ION8BY: 59,000 miles. . f6995 I800 TRUCKS IN STOCK •8TARCRAFT • 8AND8 • 707 37410 MICHIGAN AVENUE Auto-ovwdrtv©$, Sopor cabs, Special Value,, 1 • HOLIDAY* CENTURION At Northwest Corner of Newburcjh 8TX 4x2 & 4x4'», Crew Cabs, Trailer-Tow- lOampor Packagw,, 15 Pas Vana.i ^3,990 • ADVANCED CREATI0N8 |Pa/cetV|Pa/c*t Van*< , Oump9, F-450, F-M, F-700/ i*»AW0«TArt*Mcm* ' PHONE 721-5020 |A8tak&9. JV • TURTLE TOP •LORAIN '""Iffissr*': *17,990' S". i » 4- mmmmmmmmmmmmmk Monday. May 1.1989 Q&E (RA¥,a-7C)*eC 872 Lincoln 872 Lincoln 874 Mercury 874 Mercury 874 Mercury 878 Oldemobile 876 Oldsmoblle 880 Pontlac 880 Pontlac CONTINENTAL 1987. excelled con TOWN CAR 1984, aicefief.l condi COUGAR XR7 1955. t*o-1one>:l>er. ORAND MARQUIS 1983 erouflna/n MARQUIS 1983 - 4 cv«nde/. 4 CALAIS 1967. aappW/e C*J«. o/eal NINETY £(0HT. 19W Regency FIREBIRD 19«7 - re<5. m!nl corxJt- SUN8!flO 1984.. 100XXX) m3e». dition. $15,000 utmt tion. «3 options. $8,500 or best loaded, excefent cond.tion inside - Hale 9rey with dark vViyl top. tNj speed, loaded. J1900 or teal oflo*. ca/. onfy tS.OOO mBos. tJr. crvlse. BrouoNarn. He" Use)*. Kr9 powor. Hon. eitendod warranty. Must t«a Very good cond.tion. 5 spood, aJr, Oay» 476-2252. eves 347-1961 and out. $5500 478-3058 cai has an expensive look out 637-9757 titi. stereo ceasette. power wlrv *1.W) maej, M.9S5 «|JSK»0 work 373-103« po*«r ateertng-braXes. cassette. priced reasonable, onfy $3^50 doxi/«eatl/lock». aluminum tunrpof. |2,50Qy(esL 477-J0220 MARK VI! LSC. 1966 • loaded low COUGAR 1978 XR7 • Florida car> Hin*j Pti* UncotrvMercury evt» 781-2875 TOWN COUPE. 1978 Burgundy TYME - Pfx^outh 455-5566 MAflQU.S 1985. loaded, oood con wheels, defog. $7650 or besl otter rrulos Leather Interior. Moon roof, air. cruHe. 351 Windsor. Craoer 453-2424 exKOO with matching, velor interior Ex dition, 50.000 mJes tS.OOO. 334-5201 SUNBIRD 1984½. 1.8 LE., loaded. alarm $13,000 471-3231 tremely sharp. $3,695 chrome nms. $2.3O0/6est 464-6119 ORAfJD MARQUIS IS 1983. 4 door, 559-0204 OLDS 98 Rcftor>cy BrougTvarn • good tires H'.nej Part Lincoln-Mercury tua po*«. SOA miles. $5,695 CAUU3 1987. Supreme. V-8. bWck. 1985. fvt ftowv. feather, metallic MARK VII. 1984 COUGAR 1983 - s-her. crushed GRANO AM. 1985. 2 door, sytomat- CeJ after 6pm: 851-1845 453-2424 exl 400 Seiera) otfie/ Grand Ma/Quu - '8-4 MARQUI3 1965. Stabon W*9on. eutomatic. air. extraa ExceJent leaf, oood cond-.tloa $5,800. After Oays. 652-7885. eves. 375-0212 veHoor interior, loaded, as options. ic. cruise. aJr. rear defogger. AM-FM thru '88. caa for details Loaded. excer:ent coodrtioo. 68,000 condHlon. $7600 4 74-7505 SpcrL 47W)897 stereo tape, good condition. $4,700 SUNBIRD. 196S. automatic, air, a/n-lm stereo i.-naS cigarette own MARK VII. 1685. Oa/k Wue. cloth In K.nes Pa/k L«TCO!n Me/cury m.ies, J45O0, t?00 over whoJeaaJe Oa/s,737-009«or Evet:655-S443 stereo cassette, excetent condition. on drr.ers seat, priced to scii' Orty terior, digital dash. 53.000 mJ, rust 874 Mercury 453-2424 exl 400 Ca.1 after 5pm 4M-5743 CtEflA. 1985 Brouoham. Loaded. OLO 98 1987 Brou^am, nav/ blue, $4150 421-3842 $2,150 i*e r>ew. Onty $3,995. toadad. leather teals. e*t/emefy GRANO MA. 1985. S eoeed. air, proved $9900/besl aft 5 081-1641 SUN8IR0 1968. ExceCentl 4 door CAPni 1983. power steering/ TYME-Canton 397-3003 LN-7. 1982. Ne« motor loaded! MERKUR XR4TI 1985. loaded. 1m- Uronla CfvysJer-Ptymouth 625-7604 clean. 55.000 rrnie» Singly OtWet cruise, rea/ defroster. $5200 sedan loadedl 42,000 rrtle. $5,000. MARK Vll-1988. ISC. crystal with braXes. automatic, air, a/n-fm cas COUGAR. 1985 BJack with Red in $1,600 o/ best olfe/ Arte* 5pm. maaKate. 40.000 ml.. 5 *pe«d. car. $11,250 Day*. 353-9575 844^413 CJERA 1985 LS. exoeBenl condition, gray leather, excellent condition sette. $3,000 or best 464-8134 terior, extra*, excellent condition, 427-9839 moorvoof. alarm. J-5995. 628-8772 Everwigs 644-0253 or best After 5.30pm 353-8868 cruise, power''hr a* e*/steerino etc toaded, $16,500 0ay».522-6360 45.000 rrUes, $5,000 476-5064 GRAND Af4 1988. sunroof. AJr. ster COLONY PARK - 1988 Wagon IS IVNX 1993 RS &>or1. 5 lOOCd SOrt- MERXUR 1985. Xfl 4 Tl. turbo. 5- $3750. 937-0990 REGENCY 196« BROUGHAM, load eo cassette. fu»/ loaded! Low mEe- SUH8IR0. 1988. Automatic, eir. tow Eves 451-2893 mles Stock »9684$$.995. Fully loaded 19.000 mica. Must COUGAR 1985. white; power stec*. roof. au'r. ^elourfcit&rio*' Red: Very speed. ex leathe/. new Ue» & ed, leatner. to-* mite*. UKe «r*. »ge $6.200/6esf offer 681-3340 sell $13,500 426-0269 cfean'S 1.400 '.Vf 537-332« breXes $7500/be*l offer. 537^439 CUTLASS CIERA;1945. 6 o*"°er. 353-1300 T6WN CAR. 1982. Signature. Clean. Ing. brakes, seal. locks, window*, 19.600 miles, air. aJa/m. amfm ster $10,250 522-5493 new tires, loaded $4100. air. AM-f M cassette. L!t. cruse. Ex- GRANO AM. 1986. Loaded, excel Day*: 420-0577 Eves 420-0956 COUGAR IS 1986.'mauvertoaded. IVNX 1984. statioooaoon. 4 (peed, WERKUR. 198SXR4U 30.000 mSes. eo, txe new, $8,000 562-8992 REGENCY 1986- Brougham, load lent condition $5(VC)0 or best ofler. TAMAROFF BUICK Sunroof, 25.000 miles, excellent ceCenl conditio*. $6200 642-6845 powe/ steering/tirakea, anvlm. ex- loaded $6,795 ed, to* mileage, etlraa. dean, ex 435-2584 TRANS AM 1978. T-top*. ar-dasslc condition. $7900. Ca».— 420-0009 Horth Brother» Ford 421-137« CUT.tAS3 CfERA 85 4 door, best TOWN CAR 19ea. many extras, very COUGAR 1985. XR7. turbo, auto ce::entcond.ton. $2,450 277-2310 tended wvranty. $10,500 545-5391 Good condition. Steal at $3000. Er. matic, good condition Many ne* buy $3.»5 . GRANO AM 19E«. Excelienl.' S clean. $16,500. 4749547 COUGAR IS 1988- loaded, mrvool. LYNX 1985 - buroundy. black velour nest. 377-2520 day*, eves 628-3938 rtemj $5800 425-1207 MERKUR, 1988 XR4(J 2 door, auto REGENCY.98- 1983 BROUGHAM. speed, elr. stereo cassette, cruise 8800 m3«j. blue del/ coat, ex interior, low m-.lca. 35 mpg . extra TOWMCAR 1988 mat*, turbo, leather. $8,895. Loaded, new tirei. txaXe*. paiiit and 37.000 mi*s. $6700 459-5049 TRANS AM-1980. Turbo. Mac*. treme** clean. $12,400 7*8-6532 siwp.$ 1.569 $15,600 COUGAR 1986 - loaded, oood,con GLASSMAN luoe-up eiceBentcoridilioo $4995/ rare. Enxie gold wheels, T-top. Mint. d.tion. s.t>er. asking $76oO/r\oooti- TYME-Canton 397-3003 bt-4t 473-057« GRANO AM-1986. 4 door, automaf- Excellent cond.tx>n COUGAR IS 1888. loaded. 14.000 Bob Jeannotle Stored- $6.200. 455-0380 ab'a 358-3434 12 M£« 4 Tefegraph 354-3300 K. . a/, new Eag^e r>T'a. very tow. Call weekday* 8-5. 474-f661 m.'^». brougham roof, hke new LYNX 1986 5 ipoed. a/n-lm. rev CUTLASS. 1980 SUPREME auto- PONTIAC GMC TOflONADO. I960. V8. loaded, miles $5,950 471-0823 TRANS AM 1965 • TPI, loaded. $'2.900 . 421-1681 delrost pov.er brakes, $3,300 maUc, V8. loaded. eiceCent condi TQWN CAR e8 Signatuie series, GRAND MARQUIS. 1988. WMe. owl. $3,800 or ben 2/.000 milev winter stored, must ExM^-ent cond.tKin 588-0519 453-2500 tion. $2200 Afl Com 476-8212 ORAND AM 1987. tuceSont condir loaded 4. ifra/p 2LO00 miles COUGAR XR7 - 1978 Ongtnal loaded. 9.000 rr.ries i.ke new. After 5pm. 425-3007 see $8300. 538-2666 $15,000 Can 4 76-5064 Km. 24.000 rr.Bes. automalie. air. Hrnci Pa/k Lincoln-Mercury o*ner Run* good Porter steering/ MERKUR 1986 E*6eXlenO 15.000 MARQUIS DROUGHAM 85 4 door. CUTLASS 1981.91.000 mBes. good "tOROWAOO- 1982- 84.000 miSea. cassette Asking $7,200- 4$3-2305 TRANS AM 4986½ electronic dash, 4 53-2424 ext 400 brakes $1195 274-6398 miles Automatic. «V loaded! GRAND MARQUIS 1684. 4 door. a-r t;it. uuise. po*er »indo*j, t/ans{>ortation. rebuCt t/afivn-ssion. He* tirei 4 mart/ r*-* parts Mop. tuned port Injected, fully load 110.000 or best o«« 641-9942 GRANO AfJl TS87. LE. mmt. 2 door. clean, grey m and out. $5000 lo<»s onl^ ^3.000 actual miles • Wue.V6;$1150. .658-1734 $4900 525-O307 ed. $10,500 wh-W sun-rcof. 'options. 39.000 . 852-604 5 l.keNe*" Afterfjpm; ' 612-7054 MERKUR. 1987 XR4TI. bampeted, CUTLASS. 1.984 Sopreme. power TOR0MADO. 1983 - EjtceGent con fugftwa/rretcs. $7.,490. 474-5146 loaded leatNer, low mSas. Best of .steering/bnaxes. air, cruise, lit. GRANO MARQmS. 1986 • 28.000 dition Loaded Wire *tieeJS. 52.000 TRANS AM-1987, burgundy, t-top*. fer Bays 349-6640 Ev** 348-2651 stereo $4,000 Eves 534-4122 G"RAND AM 1987 LE. 4 door. V6. rrules Power w'.nd&*s. air, 4 door. BILL COOK BUICK highway mfl«s. $6200. 326-6096 completely loaded, with a'a/m, to* r&rd6iroal $8300 464-0511 wack. Cleart Automatic, eir. stereo. 471-0800 SA81.E IS 1988. m*jv». poww CUTLASS 1965 Cteri Brougham. T0R0NAD0 1985: loaded, must Loaded! StiH under Warrenlx. mj^^s $1 NEW'88GL-10_ «86 8UBARU JU8TY GL4x4 '88 01.4 0001) TURBO WAGON Lowest price 4x4 In Amer- Automatic, air, atyled Automatic, digital dash, rcal AM/FM «toreo, rear wheol covera, pluah Interi poww itjnroof, cruls* control, wfpor. 6 speed dual over or, tilt wtieol, AM/FM ster Countdown tm wheel, fulry loaded. drive, cloth interior. Slock Countdown eo, roar defroster, power #11263. Price- windows and locHa, Price SuoyWledPrioe •17,573 Countdown SuMfcledPrlc* «8428 Price SuogestedPtice »13,640 H2,998* SutamReoila -M500 SuMniRettle -'500 .HDiTOO* SuKroRevila -M000 D*yefKs«wrrt -»3076 toyer Discount -'500 '7336* 0*yer Discount -»2140 r SAME LOCATION TOWN & COUNTRY fAAtBWt TOH SINCE SUBARU • VOLVO 1959 6750 24841 GRAND RIVER 537-2292 »IkJ!lD3l3ia ' •w-ffiiifcr'*'^ • X i y. 10C*(R,W,Q-8C) O&E Monday, Way 1. 1989 ^mu.mmwmmumA.mimmmaummmamrrm SKBZ jJBmaams&aBB HMIH.JW.IIDIUM.HU U«.IIH w>mtM*mimmm& Fr . t RYTHIN PECIAL PURCHAS ON SALE W1988 AUT Take Advantage of the Best Deals This Year! 1088 MUSTANG OT 1989 ESCORT LX Catena reo\ 2 door, custom etMSpfwvt SiVer, $ tpoal, *i3e vinyl body- ^j^ group, %if. dwt Bumiuled visa rriTorj, s>d4 (IKMTIOA AU/FW 4 speaker -4 1988 TEMPO LX 1989 AER08TAR EXTENDED LENGTH Back, scarlet red cloth bucket Rjyw w**. 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LOUL aRTche -1*1 I—JIU- OftN MONDAY* —««Ww.H FORD PHJEl/HOLBr THURtOAVrlHlPJ*. j"300Michigan Ave. • Wayne BTfM LOCAL 453-4600 METRO 961-4797 . 721-6560 or 721-26()() 40875 PLYMOUTH RD., PLYMOUTH PIpouthRT&Haggerty ""\ . .•* M ^^^ii^iiii^iiBfBHmtmmimmimmmMmam mmmmmmmmmimmmmm^^ Inside In the name of sports Indianapolis by any other name Is ,vthe 500," but the Indiana state capital has carved out a niche for Itself in sports other than car racing. It's now pegging itself as a world-class 6ports city and the "amateur sports capi tal" of the U.S. See Page 6D. erurr & £rrentric Newspapers **1D 'It boils down to quality. We're very strict about quality. We're always looking for new products, but we're limited by time and resources.' and all for sale — Gail Bahl By Carolyn DeMarco If you're in~Birmingham toihe sale of items guaranteed to be ries, blueberries and morel mush staff writer try Michigania, located, since authentic Michigania - created and rooms. Today, he oversees prod October downstairs at 205 produced in Michigan by Michigani- uction of award-winning preserves, Just suppose! Pierce, across from Punchi ans. catsups, jams and other gourmet Your folks in Florida are pining nello's. THE FIRST Michigania store opened items that are stirred in small for Traverse City cherry preserves The Birmingham location early last year in Lansing with products batches with wooden paddles in cop or Sanders hot fudge. is one of three stores from 75 producers, artists and crafts per kettles at American Spoon Your kids in the IVY League ask owned by David Hayhow, men. A second boutique-size store opened Foods' charming Petoskey kitchen you to send a souvenir of the home chairman of the board in October in East Lansing's Holiday Inn and shop in Lake Street." state to further clutter up the dor of Publicom, Inc., a University Place. Other items include fudge and mitory. mid-Michigan public Birmingham's Michigania is 1,200 square vinegars, slate history . Your "show me" client in St. relations firm, and feel with an estimated 1,500 separate products travel and cookbooks, Louis wants a real look at the Cedar his wife Jan, former from 200 producers. The inventory, according games, bird houses, de Springs red flannel long Johns or deputy director of the to store manager Gail Bahl, ranges from quar corative boxes, wood the famous,Petoskey stone. Michigan Travel Bu ter postcards to {760 Kalamazoo train sets. en vases, jewelry, Where do you gtf in search of reau. "We try to offer a wide variety of quality candles, quilts and art those things? Maybe not as far as The store is de Michigan products," she said. "You'd be amazed prints. Many are fea you think. voted exclusively at the quality we find." tured in a Michigania Every item sold in the store is catalog available at juried through the Lansing office's the store. general buyer although all stores Some sample producers are: have input. • Red Flannel Factory in Cedar "It boils down to quality," Bahl Springs, makers of red flannel un said. "We're very strict about quali derwear. Long Johns for men are ty. We're always looking for new $42, items for kids, from $14. products, brt we're limited by time • Harmony Hollow Bell Works of and resources." Ann Arbor makes windchime bells Some small-scale artisans Have "guaranteed for 350 years." Prices found Michigania, while other larg range from $2'5-$100. er producers like Pewabic Pottery • Aristoplay in Ann Arbor makes were sought by store buyers. educational board games in the "I'm sure they could live without $20-$30 price range. "By Jove" is a us," Bahl said. classical adventure requiring some Known entities incFude Pewabic's knowledge of mythology. There's ceramics, Sanders' goodies. Gwen also "Music Maestro" on music Frostic's prints on stationery and themes and "Made for Trade" on Whitehall Metal Studio's weather, early American life. vanes, sun dials and mailbox mark • Frank and Mary Anne Eltawag- ers. eshik of Karlin create pottery Every item sold comes with an through an Indian process using de insert card telling the buyer a little caying granite. Prices range from about the product and the artist. $5-$60. For instance, the card on American • Bill Stinson of Birmingham hand Spoon Foods reads: k makes Birmingham sweatshirts for "JUSTIN RASHID, a self-pro- $26. claimed food forager, began his Bahl is always willing to talk to gourmet food business in 1978 in a Mlchiganians about stocking new small northern Michigan market, products. Call first at 647*1444 to DAN DEAN/staff photographer selling only the finest wild blackber sound her out. Baskets filled with Michigan-made goodies, a Michigan-made bird house, and Michigan-made board games are just a few of the things Gait Bahl has in stock at Michigania in Birmingham. Warp Factor Karlos Barney Getting Hawaiian style By Debbie Sklar special writer for an ever Increasing number of couples each year. They're being Hawaii. ' ' married in Hawaii at Waring's $2 . A place far off in the Pacific million ocean-front estate. where coconut palms, sway above Hawaii, already the number one little grass shacks, beaches glisten honeymoon destination, is quickly / with white, golden or black sand, becoming the "in" spot to get mar and datk-eyed women, wrapped ried, according to Waring. with flower .necklaces, trail their "Hawaii is the most beautiful hand3 in (he smooth waters of a and exotic place anyone could ever palm-ringed lagoon. imagine/' said Debra Holmes of And every ntght,-as the. selling Livonia. "Jt was a logical place for sun slips into a gold-brushed sea, our wedding after all the chaos and the air Is filled with the strumming trouble we went through trying to of guitars and the aroma of roast planlt." suckling pigs and taro. Silken eve ning breezes arid sun-warmed sea; DEBRA, 36, AND her husband, the casual extravagance of orchids Randy, 35, were married on Nov. tossed on your pillows at night. 25,1988, at the Damlen Waring Es Oh, what k place for a wedding! tate after a tough bout with pre- "Almost everyone has dreamed- wedding planning. They were en at one time or another of being gaged for six months;before their married in paradise, amid tropical marriage. / splendor, whispering surf and the ';i looked through dozens of trav soft winds that are Hawaii," said el brochures ranging from the Pc~ Lurlene Waring, owner of the Dam- conos to Las Vegas; nothing Ap icn Waring Estato in Honolulu, Ha pealed to me," said pebra, an as- Randy and Debra Holmes were the picture of contentment The transition from delivering newspapers to waii. when they posed for their wedding portrait on the grounds of the Oamlen Waring Estate In Hawaii. pizzas had not been an easy one for Milton; Now that dream Is coming true Please turn to Pago 4 _ ^^ |M |iigH||iMiMMMMMM MMMM tammm mtmm |MA|iMiMaAM_MMyMM| iMiMi 2D** O&E Monday, May t, 1989 MOVING PICTURES EMEBBIMMIW^^ ^rading-the-mevies^— suspense holds ^riminan^wTugBther A+ Top marks-sure to please § A Close behind,- excellent § reconnaissance mission. "MoPic" is ttvivwgtawsf ly Is not director Rod Daniel, who Still In running for top honors 1 jargon for motion picture, and the the movies apparently thinks one funny scene A- unusual twist here is lhat the story is makes a threat movie.. Prelly good sluff, not perfect j seen through the eyes of a young Tfi|t truly funny scene involves B+ cameraman sent with the recon narcotics detective Thomas Dooley Cood 1 squad to filnvfootage for an Army Dan (James Belushi) convincing his supe training film. rior, Lt. Brannigan (Ed O'Neill), to B- Good but notable detlclencles .§ The camera is right among the Greenberg let him team up with Jerry Lee, a men, almost like another . person,, German Shepherd police dog trained Jusl a cut aboye average | providing a particular point of view Jason turns it into murder disguised to track down drug smugglers. Mediocre 1 as the, men talk to it, tell it their 'as suicide. Dooley Is 'obsessed with his work C dreams and hopes for the future as Well, there's, a lot more and it's and that makes it tough on his girl 0 Not so hot and slipping fast | . well as their fears of the present. not, a teenage story as the film'points friend, Tracy (Mel Harris) — that's The fact that this recon squad con a finger at delinquent parents, police right, an actress named Mel — but D+ The very best of the poor stuff | sists of five veterans, specially officers who perform' poorly and she doesn't mind him bringing the trained paratroopers on their last teachers who turn teen suicides Into dog home: In fact, Dooley has to D Poor compete with the dog for her affec . : mission before leaving Nam. adds media events. The film has so many D- It doesn't get much worse poignancy to their commentary and messages that it gets, confusing and tions. ' confessions to the camera run by a you might as well wait until the vi Weill, there's a lot of potential F Truly awlul newcomer. The fact that they're deo arrives. It's promised for July here, but it's not well realized as Winona Ryder commanded by a '"green" lieutenant 25,. 1989^ (Reviewed by Kathy Daniel and director of photography 7. Reserved lor the colossally bad stars as Veron reinforces the film's impact (Re Guyor.) Dean Semler erroneously conclude * No advanced screening ica Sawyer, a viewed by Kathy Guyor.) "The Horror Show" (D-, R, 90 min that a fast-paced, attractive film has high school utes) is just that and it's another one lots of subjective camera plus short, Junior, in New "Heathers" (C+, R, 100 minutes) of those criminally bad productions choppy shots that blur back- and STILL PLAYING: World Pic- is all about popular, powerful, cli- about a hatchet murderer, Max foreground while tracking actors. "The Accidentia! Tourist" (C * 1 (PC) lures' outra que-ish and trend-setting girls In a Jenke (Brion James), who returns af They were wrong; it was just over 120 minutes geous black Midwestern high school. But their hi- ter being executed in the electric done and twitchy. Slow-paced family melodrama. jinks go awry. The three most popu chair. He invades the dreams of the "Loverboy'T, PG-13) is the latest "The Adventures of Baron Monchusen" comedy, lar girls are all named Heather and "Heathers." police officer (Lance Henricksen) from Joan Micklin Silver ("Hester (A) (PG). 126 minutes the new girl breaking Into the crowd who captured him. The film is never Street" and "Crossing Delancy"). It Marvelous fantasy, super special ef is Veronica (Winoa Ryder). Her clear what is a dream and what is stars Patrick Dempsey, Kate Jack fects and great performances by all-star "Jaeknlfe" (B+, R, 95 minutes), on a strong sense of suspense.-On name's different and so, of course, is not, but with laughably poor special son, Barbara Carrera, Kirstie Allen cast. the Robert DeNiro Vietnam vet sto that level, "Criminal Law" succeeds she. Although she doesn't really like effects, Max gets to butcher lots of and Carrie Fisher, among others, in "Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure" ry, was rescheduled at the last min nicely. (Reviewed by Susan the "Heathers," she plays their silly people In highly unoriginal ways. It a story about a young man learning (B-XPG-13) ute. Check last week's "Street Finchman.) games in order to be popular. truly is a horror. (Reviewed by Ka how to treat women. George Carlin gives the boys the key to Scene" for a discussion of the excel "84 Charlie Mopic" (B, R, 95 min Veronica finds love with Jason thy Guyor.) "A Sinful Life" (•) (R) deals with a time-traveling. A-plus history project lent acting that carries this filrn de utes) is another look at the Vietnam (Christopher Slater), who shoots a the problems of a single mother and "CbaDeesAre"C)(PG) spite some significant structural War, this time through the eyes of gun in the school cafeteria to "K-9" (C + , PG-13, 100 minutes) her unusual child. From the advance flaws in its plot. the "grunt," the common foot sol frighten the jocks. Veronica and asks the question, "Who is smarter, materials available, it doesn't look Cybill Shepherd. Robert Downey Jr "Criminal Law" (B, R) works well dier, slogging through the jungle on a Jason decide to trick everyone, but man or beast?" The answer certain like a major motion picture. as a suspense thriller, but falls and Ryan O'Neal in a romantic comedy- dismally as a psychological portrait Please turn to Page 4 of two men, defense attorney Ben ALTERNATIVE VIEWING Chase (Gary Oldman) who becomes OB uwmmtAmmumuamnMHBsmm "<^x:*:.v;i*y^a^f ViW^Vyl *i. JJ= obsessed with entrapping his own client, a serial killer, Martin Thiel (Kevin Bacon). Oldman's character has a cynical Breillat takes look at her life in '36 Filette' charm.that slowly emerges as the motivation for his moral conviction By Anne Sharp subject matter. "36 FILLETTE" is the story of pressed by the experience. they are obviously not the ones you as well as propelling his descent to special writer Malle, you'll remember, grossed Lili (Delpbine Zentout), a 14-year-old Breillat is aware that making such can easily highlight." w the murderous level of the evil he out thousands of decent, American who, in the words of her older a film would not endear her to those -confrontsrBacon captures the aloof By American standards, "French" film~g"oers a decade ago by casting brother, is "ripe for the plucking." concerned about the image of wom INTERESTINGLY, Breillat re ness and total dementia of the serial filmmakers have a downright inde little Brooke Shields as a 12-year-old On vacation with her family in Bi en in films. Indeed, her first feature ported that "36 Fillette" did not go killer. cent fascination with child sexuality. happy hooker in "Pretty Baby." arritz and feeling restless, she film, "Tapage Nocturne," raised over all that well in the "land of ooh- The film^has problems with both Frank, nonjudgmental depictions of Commentators expressed concern strikes up a flirtation with Maurice feminist hackles with its portrayal la-la." the plot and dialc -'ie as events are 12- to 17-year-olds sporting with and indignation over Malle's sala (Etienne Chicot), a 40-year-old com of a woman willingly engaged in a "Audiences in France did not ac so obviously cc wed that they each other — or, more often, with cious exploitation of this young, im puter salesman. sadomasochistic affair. cept the film." she said. "When the spoif the mood. W. ier Mark Kasdan adults old enough to be their parents pressionable performer. Breillat reports that her portrayal "My own position is that a woman lights came on at the end, you could is heavy-handed as he attempts to — are hair-ralsingly common place Interstingly enough.few if any eye of Delphine is autobiographical in must be a militant feminist in life," see they were furious. Whereas, to mirror Oldman's descent through the in movies exported from this devout brows were raised during the recent spirit, based on an early relationship Breillat said, "but when she is mak my great surprise, in Toronto, they eyes of Bacon's character, but using ly Catholic country. re-release of Malle's "Murmur of the with an older man "for whom I felt ing a work of art, things are differ were entirely positive and in New a blow torch while talking about the A prime example of this Is "36 Fil- Heart," and few questions were both extreme attraction and repul ent. Real life is confused. York, people were howling with . fires of purification is about as sub lette" at the Tele-Arts this week. The asked about whether or not it was a sion." "As a feminist, it is difficult to laughter. " tle as using a sledgehammer to hang fact that this sexual coming-of-age good thing for Malle to ask the pube Eventually, Lili and Maurice en take responsibility for feelings, such a picture. tale was directed by a woman, scent Beribit Ferreux to play a 14- gage in an erotic encounter In one as unease, confusion, shame, self-de "French people did not laugh at Director .Margin Campbell must Catherine Breillat, proves it's not year-old boy who Is shown engaged long, unbroken scene that lasts 11¼ struction and sadomasochism — all the film at all because 1 touched on have realized these problems as, for just dirty old men like Louis Malle in the act of love with three women, minutes. Lill also goes to bed with these human feelings you can claim things that are completely taboo^ the most part, be focuses attention who find inspiration in this sort of including his own mother. another teenager but Isn't very Im as an Individual, but as a feminist, things that are too disturbing." Your one stop Decoration Station <^ A Solid Gold ^M(>Mk>tion Store Invitation to %& The ifference Between a Party and u (^dcS/Ulti<^K ^MHLT^T ^T &4M */ 89 WJR Listeners STREAMERS ia GRADUATION | 990 Deaf WJR Listener. 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For free* movie and be In the drawing of theater schedules, reviews, times and your choice to: 3 Favorite Oldie* locations...and much, much more...call /iMtnmoit rvMXH*rtnc Touch Four.™ Rrid out more in the KISSFM <*) ri InfoKey^sectioriof the Ameritech P.O. Box 102.7 (2)- PagesPlus* Detroit, Ml 48221 (3) 'Tooth Foortervlc* free y.iiMn focal ca'i'ria area , tf&SSAjnorrtech PuNiihing. loo ' \ •/ii— mmmmmmmm m^^^g^^^g/^^^^^t^^ Monday. May 1. 1989 O&E **3D STREET BEATS W-~TTV*iTr? IfaiwfiBMiMMWriWBW^^ •nnr.riMi'i. ^tBaWIMWIWFWB'tSr?^' *»W««MBMBM™«MMI« IN CONCERT hiilfafaiMWMiMMMMH*^ Campus 'stars' • FATHOM FIVE information, call 875-6555. Full Fathom Five will perform Mon m day. May 1, at the Blind Pig, 208 S. First 0 BIG TOWN St., Ann Arbor. For Information, call 99S- Big Town will perform Friday and Sat 8555. urday, May 5-6, at Griffs Grill, 49 N. Sa ginaw, Pontiac. -For information, call make the move 0 TOMMY KEENE 334-9292. Tommy Keene will perform at 10 p.m. Tuesday, May 2, at Alvln's, 5756 Cass, 0 ROOMFUL OF BLUE8 Detroit. For information, call 832-2355. A Roomful of Blues will perform along with Regular Boys Friday, May 5, at Sul to main ft 8TEVE NARDELLA . ly's, 4758 Greenfield, Dearborn. For in Steve Nardella will perform Tuesday, formation, call 846.5377. May 2, at the BUnd Pig, 208 S. First St.. 0 CIVILIAN? By Larry O'Connor band is poised to break out of the Ann .Arbor. For information, call 996- Civilians wilj perform Friday, May 5, staff writer college circuit. 8555. at Jameson's, 1812 N Main, Royal Oak. . IF THIS story sounds familiar, • M.O.O. For information, call 547-6470. Tammy Fayc Bakker indirectly look up R.E.M. They, too, are from M.O.D. will perform along,with Laaz helped in the make-up of Guadalca Athcns-Thcy/ too, have made the Rockit and Ugly But Proud Tuesday, May 0 THEKNAVE8 nal Diarys latest album, "Flip- transition from a campus favorite to' Guadalcanal Diary includes Murray Attaway, John Poe, Rhett 2, at Blondie's, 21139 W. Seven Mile, east The Knaves will perform Saturday, *Flop." And we're not talking about of Telegraph, Detroit. For information, May 6, at The Knaves, 289 St. Aubin, De mainstream success. Crowe and jleff Walls. call 535-8108. troit. For information, call'259-0578 .applying rouge to the record sleeve, Guadalcanal Diary's jangling tither. sound has often been compared to Attaway was inspired from an es One of which is the animal rights • TAJ BAND The Taj Band will perform Wednesday, 0 DAN HICKS The Athens, Ga., based band Stipe and Buck Inc. For every simi say by mythology scholar Joseph movement. Dan Hicks and the Acoustic Warriors recorded their fourth LP at Reflec May 3. at the Blind Pig, 208 S. First St., larity, though, Attaway has scissors. Campbell. The erudite-looking vocal Last June, the band performed in Ann Arbor. For information, call 996- will perform Saturday, May 6, at the tion Studios in Charlotte, NC. - the Let's start with being from the same ist/guitarist said the essay related a People for the Ethical Treatment 8555 Blind Pig, 208 S. First St, Ann Arbor For very same place Bakker cooed and hometown. how ineffective Christian ethos is of Animals (PETA) concert in Wash information, call 996-8555. yodeled her albums. "That's what's ironic," Attaway when taken literally in the 20th Cen ington, DC. along with Howard O BENEFIT "She left a lot of atmosphere." said. "We're not originally from tury. Jones, Natalie Merchant and Peter The Detroit Music Network and WLLZ- 0 NIXON/ROPER said Murray Attaway, vocalist and Buck of 10.000 Maniacs. FM will present the "Ultimate Mojo Nixon and Skid Roper will per Athens (They are from Marietta, form at 10 p.m. Saturday, May 6, at St. guitar player for Guadalcanal Diary. Ga ). We never really consider our THE ALBUM covers of Tammy The group is working on songs for RocK'n'Roll Revue" at 7 p.m. Thursday, May 4, at The RiU, 17580 Fraiho, Rose- Andrew's Hal^ 431 E. Congress, Detroit. "You know how recording studios selves part of the Athens scene, no Faye Bakker only" helped drive the an upcoming PETA album. Atta- For information" call 961-MELT. have framed album covers on the point home when recording the song. ville Those performing include The Ci matter what year you're talking way's views on the subject are to the vilians, The Difference, Bobby East, wall of albums that were done there. about - 1981 or 1989. Along with Bakker, the band had point. Scoll Campbell. Robb Roy, Caruso and 0 PROFILE She had about 10. "We spent a lot of time in the ear help from producer guru Don Dixon i don't have a big problem with a Big Beat Jam. Donation lis $3. All pro Profile will perform Saturday, May 6, "When we were doing the song, ly part of our existence denying any (Smithereens, ft EM.. Marshall person eating meat, if they want to," ceeds will go to Children's Hospital. For at Jameson's, 1812 N. Main, Royal Oak. Ten Laws,' the engineer kept bring connection with Athens whatsoever. Crenshaw). It marked the third time he said. "I'm not going to -get on a information, caU788-8150. For information, call 547-6470. ing out this one album cover with That's difficult to explain that you're Dixon and the band has collaborated. soap box, teliing people they should 0 DUKE TUMATOE her in a fur into the vocal booth. It not part of the Athens scene, espe Dixon has been instrumental in do this and they shouldn't do that 0 FRANK ALLISON Duke Tumatoe will perform Saturday, aggravated me to the point I'd deliv cially when you move there." bringing out the group's snarl. Yet "I don't like it the way animals Frank Allison and the Odd Sox wiU per May 6, at Sully's, 4758 Greenfield, Dear er a more impassioned vocal each What Guadalcanal Diary won't he doesn't suffocate the rather adroit are raised for consumption. Their form Thursday. May 4, at the Blind Pig, born. For information, call 846-5377. time I looked at it." deny is their continual evolvcment musicianship band members possess. lives are little patches of misery. I 208 S. First St., Ann Arbor. The show will Some were so impassioned, they "Don doesn't have any big attitude be a benefit for the Ecology Center. For 0 NEM18I8 as a band with bite. don't think we have a right to do information, call 996-8555. became angry screams that couldn't "Flip-Flop" marks the emergence problems," Attaway said. "He's just that. . . I wouldn't treat my cat Nemlsis will perform along with spe be used on the'disc. cial guests, The Watchmen, Saturday, of drummer John Poe as a a real good guy. He doesn't come like that." 0 TINY L1GHT8 May 6, at the Hamtramck Pub, 2048 Can But the song on "Flip-Flop" (Elek- songwriter. He wrote five of the al into the studio with a super ego. He Tiny Lights will perform Thursday, iff, off 1-75. For information, call 365- tra) is one of many thought-inspir bum's 11 songs. might be a superstar producer, but Guadalcanal Diary will per May 4, at 3-D Dance Club, 1815 N. Main, 9760. ing, riveting numbers. The latest ef Usually, Jeff Walls and Attaway he doesn't act like it." form along tmth special guests, near 12 Mile Road, Royal Oak. For infor mation, call 589-3344. 0 BUCK PE78 fort by Guadalcanal Diary certainly take care of the song writing chores. Guadalcanal Diary doesn't act like Treat Her Right, Friday, May 5, Buck Pets will perform at 10 p.m. might rank as its best. ' One Walls-Attaway collaboration on a band that might be on the thresh at The Ritz. 17580 Frazho, Rose- Monday, May 8, at the Blind Pig, 208 S. After making progress with last "Flip-Flop" is the multi-layered bal old of bigger things. They're very ac ville. For information, call 778- 0 STRANGE BEDFELLOW8 Strange Bedfellows will perform Fri First, Arm Arbor. Tickets are $7.50. For year's "2 X 4," the four-member lad "Ten Laws." tive in the causes they believe in. 8150. day, May 5, at the Hamtramck Pub, 2048 information, call 996-8555. Caniff, off 1-75. For information, call 365- 9760. 0 THROWING MU8E8 Throwing Muses will perform at 10 0 URBAflONS p.m. Friday, May 19, at SL Andrew's Roulette: Funny, serious, dramatic The Urbations will perform Friday, Hall, 431 E. Congress, Detroit For infor May 5, at the Blind Pig, 208 S. First SL, mation, call 961-MELT. By Larry O'Connor Ann Arbor. For information, call 99ft- staff writer 8555. 0 COWBOY JUNKIES Cowboy Junkies will perform at 8 p.m. 0 KAREN MON8TER Saturday, May 20, at the Power Center, Girls, girls, girls. Sure, the rock Karen Monster will perform Friday Fletcher and Huron, Ann Arbor. Tickets band Roulette writes about them. and Saturday, May 5-«, at LUl's 21, 2930 are 116.50 and $14.50. For information, But, hey, these guys pen them Jacob, off Jos. Campau, HamtramdL For call 99-MUSIC. from a different viewpoint. You know, avoiding those cliches like potholes on Telegraph Road. At least that's the good word from Zen, a gui tarist with the band. "How many times can you write about girls without saying the same Roulette has gathered a fol Caruso will be thing?," asked Zen, who lives in War among groups ren. "We try to write our songs from lowing on the a different perspective." local music appearing in a An example, perhaps, is needed. trail, perform benefit for Jaye Mcintosh of Farmington Hills, ing regularly at Children's who is the lead singer, gladly ob The Ritz, riew Hospital liges. He offers this little ditty from York New York Thursday, May a Roulette song, "Sin, Sin, Sindy." and the Token 4, at The Ritz In "'Hey little baby, I can see Lounge in Roseville. through your disguise; Your decep Westland. tion and your filthy lies," said Mcin tosh, dutifully reciting the lines. "This girl, I can tell. See, everyone The four-man outfit has songs fea "There's a lot of bands out there," rockers Map of the World. COLLEGE LOCAL thinks this girl Is an angel. Then it tured on WRIF-FM "Local Rifs" CD said Zen, who won't offer his real So Roulette sent in another offer J goes, 'You ve got it down, you look so and on the soon-to-be released name. "We have our show. We have ing. This time "Lost Without Love" Here are the top 10 songs receiving air Here are the top 10 songs receiving air naive . . . na, na, nana . . . Sin, Sin, WLLZ-FM's "Digital Detroit, 11" our look together to the point we feel struck paydirt Ironically, the much play on WORB-FM, campus station of play on "Detroit Music Scene," heard 4-5 Sindy.' People can relate to it." Hocus pocus, and suddenly, Roulette we can compete with other bands. harder edged "Temporary Perma- Oakland Community College In Farming- p.m. Sundays oa WDTR-FM 90.9 {repeat Betcha Gloria Steinem would just has everything in focus. We take a lot of time writing our nancc" will be on "Digital Detroit, ton Hills. ed 5:30-6:30 p.m. Tuesdays). love to throw down to that one. The group Is working on their own songs. II." THE BAND has become a well- tape, which they intend to release In And added Mcintosh: "They don't 1. "Firewoman," The Cult 1. "Perfect in Autumn," Juggler* and known entity, performing regularly the not-so-distant future. From just let anybody on CDs." WITH THAT type of push, , 2. "Everything Counts," DePecoe Mode. Thieve*. at such hallowed halls of rock'n'roll there, anything Is possible In their Roulette hopes to go where few 3. "Secure Yourself," Indlgno Girl*. 2. "Can You Feel It," Hyper Formance. minds. Record deal, sure why not? Good point. But they didn't let bands have gone. Their stuff defi 4. "Dizzy," Throwing Mnse*. 3. "Ambition," Standing Pavement. as The Ritz, New York $ew York 5. "Time With You," Firehose. 4. "Little Dove," Fly Away Hair. and the Token Lounge In^Westland. Chance to hob-nob with Roulette on the first lime around. nitely has commercial possibilities. 6. "Pretty Is as Pretty Does," Guadalca 5. "Dressed in White," Final Effort Also enhancing Roulette's stock is Its Guns'n'Roses? Hey, anything Is pos The band's song, "Temporary Per- Mcintosh said his group avoids the nal Diary. 6.'The Fall," The Doe Boy*. knack of landing on radio promotion sible. By the way, what's W. Axl manance," was beat out by a tune political and dodges the obscure 7. "Vox," Sarah McLachlan. rviMeanlV'HelittmS recording projects. Rose's favorite drink? from Ann Arbor's neo-intellectual when writing songs. 8. "Round and Round," New Order. 8. "like Blackmail," Figure 4. '•• 9. "Supld Questions," New Model Army. 9. "Set Yourself Free," The Blank*. 10. "Nothing Can Change You," Tommy 10. "Marilyn Cries," Tanjent Image. REVIEWS Keeoe. OB •iimiLiuyiuiiJMiMittLLMaia muMuiuumsaMiiau^aSkiM.uMUML BASEBALL'S GREATEST HITS HOLD MT. IN YOUR ARMS HOLD ME IN — various artists As a musical subject baseball YOUR ARMS ranks right up there with stamp col FUN AND GAMES lecting. But that hasn't prevented songwriters and musicians from — Rick Astley trying to Immortalize the diamond — The Cbnnells sport and its heroes in song. Rhino, tfiat inventive little Califor Fans, the wait Is over. The long-' nia-based label, captures many Of awaited second album by Rick Ast the best in this amusing collection. ley Is finally out. Titled, "Hold Me in Your Arms" Some of these songs were even (RCA), it sounds like anolher album A glorious guitar crunch at the be vocals. It is reminiscent of Phil hits. The Intruders' "Love Is Like a still bring a tear or two from even full of songs for young girls to dream ginning of "Something to Say" wel Specter's "Wall,of Sound" produc Baseball Game" graced the Top 30 the toughest of bleacher bums. about. Well, dream on girls because comes the listener to the third al tion in that it comes across as big In 1968, that most magical of Tiger Other historic broadcast clips In there isn't much depth in Astley's bum, "Fun and Games" (TVT and full but not as raunchy as, say, years. Bandleader Les Brown's "Jol- second attempt in the record Indus Records), from The Connells. TheRamones. clude Bobby Thomson's 1951 pen tln' Joe DIMagglo" was also a na try. This band from North Carolina de With only two doubtful songs with tional hit way back in 1941, the year nant-winning home run and Dodger His heart is there, somewhat, but buted In 1986 with a wonderful LP lightweight lyrics, "Sal" and "Lay t ' V Its subject batted safely in a record manager Tommy Lasorda's ex pletive-deleted assessment of Mets It must have gotten lost In the studio called, "Darker Day*" and followed Me Down," It leaves nine others up 56 consecutive games. looking over material suited for his It up with "Boylan Heights" that to the The Connell's usual standards. star Dave Kingman, a track Itself The last three songs on the album style and volco (which he didn't find). topped Rolling Stone magartae'8 Na Most of these, however, are novel better left deleted. are written by Astley and attempt to It must be said though that this al There arc still plenty of dance tional Alternative Chart -."•'-' ty songs. "1 Love Mickey" features draw a picture of what emotions lov bum Is not as Immediately accessi songs. The first song, "Take Me to ble as their previous two so there the first and mercifully last record Inclusion of Abbott and Costello's ers can go through In relationships. Since then, they have been record Your Heart," was written by Astley ing, obviously, and touring which In fore would not be as good an intro- appearance by Yankee slugger classic "Who's on First" and DeWItt The first of three, "I'll Never Let and produced by Astloy along with cluded an exciting, though lll-attend- diictaryLP. '•>_!;. Mickey Mantle, providing spoken Hopper's vintage 1909 recitation of You Down," is a tune with promise Phil Harding and Ian Curnow. This cd, gig at Ann Arbor's BUnd Pig. But with familiarity, It is out backup to '50s pop star Teresa "Casey At the Bat," tho set's opener of just what the title says. "I Don't tuno is on the pop charts and sounds These first two LPs were noted for standing, Y Browcr. and closer, returns things to their Want to Be Your Lover'' could be a proper perspective. a lot like some of Astley's other Top true story, but doesn't do anything. their marvelously melodic and ; : ._..:.• -^Cormac Wright Jawman David Frlshberg's ."Van 10 hits. So why sing it? There really Isn't a catchy guitar driven songs. "Fun and Linglo Mungo" celebrates tho hard In baseball lingo, this Is a solid hit. The beat slows down a bit with catch to the song. Games" Is more of the same. throwing, hard living 1930s Dodgers And a must for fans. (Of special In Astley's "Giving. Up on Love." He The last song, "Hold Me in Your This 1$ not meant In any derogato pitcher, along wjth a number' of terest to Tigers rooters: "Movo Over wrote the song, but it certainly Is not Arms," the album's namesake Is a ry sense. As a matter of fact, Itb a equally obscure ballplayers of the Babe: Hero Comes Henry," a tribute ono of his best- slow and moving song. " -.- relief to hear solid, honest &bpgs same vintage. to home run king Hank Aaron, was One of the best songs on the album What a way to end an album, may again. L Steve Goodman's "A Dying Cub written by venerable Tiger broad Is "Ain't Too Proud to Beg" by Hol be people should play side two first As I mentioned, The Connells are a Fan's Last Request" might be a tad caster Ernie Harwell and performed land and Whitfield. Astley's sirong and side one last. Or, perhaps,,may guitar-based band, be It electric or too serious for this light-hearted col by BUI SlaybacV, a member of tho voice seems to do well with this be Rick Astley should take writing acoustic. But what gives them some lection. Lou Gehrig's famous 1939 team's 1972 division champs.) song. Soul Is where Astloy should and mixing a little more seriously. what of an original sound Is their farewell speech, also Included, can — Wayne Peal concentrate. — Gail O'Connor overall combination of guitars and -*. ^^^^H^H^mmmimmmmmmmmmmmmmmmimmmmmimmmmam MttMltfttttll STREET SENSE IBBtBBffiMliaW^^ Daughter should be told Street Scene reporter'Charlene'Mitchell is always looking for^ihe unusual: She welcomes comments and suggestions frojh readers dnd entrepreneurs. Write her in care of this the truth about her father newspaper, 362$l Schoolcraft, Livonia 4S150, or call 591-2300, Ext 313. . Dear Barbara, bright 4¼-year-old. She has already This principle was demonstrated \ asked me about her last name being during the bombing of London in 1 I have a 4½-year-old daughter two names. How can I -lighten the World, War II. Children were expect \ _^ blow? I'm very worried about how to ed to be traumatized by being buried 1 whom I had out of wedlock. I began to date someone other than her fa* handle ibis and when. under rubble. However, the English - ther when she was 9 months old. I Thank you for your time. mothers' naturally phlegmatic ap married him. L. proach to even this trauma neutral- He has a daughter who lives with , ized any.hysteria the children might • DearL., have felt. , • A us. My daughter began calling him daddy because the other child did. Your letter Is touching. There is no In my practice, I have been treat right time or good time to tell your ing X young boy in a similar situa We.iave raised my daughter as Barbara Schiff . ' - '- ' though my husband Is her father. daughter, but she should be told. tion. However, he. is .8 and the situa J^fl The principle Is that your daugh tion has not yet been discussed with- ^HflHp^jE She doesn't know her real father. ter will take her cue for how to han him. I have advised his mother and your daughter w;II, too. • ^M ^^^H^; . -^^^^K ~- JM> The last time he saw her was when dle this Information emotionally adoptive father to tell him immedi Barbara she was 6 months old. He does pay from you. If you are distressed and ately. Not talking about it has creat child support, but there Is no contact anxious about the conversation, she ed greater anxiety within the J>oy If you have a question for Bar between us. The child has both the will be. If you are calm, then she will than an open discussion would have. bara Schiff, a trained cmnselor %: father's last name and mine. be. For children^eallty is their par I hope fhis answer has been help and experienced therapist, send W* When Is the right time to tell my ents' reaction. They don't know what ful. Remember, if you feel calm and it to Street Sense, 36251 School * V.' daughter the truth? She Is a very reality is. remain calm about the situation, craft, Livonia 48150. '• -. - •.! • BslL MMMMMatMHWMlMMlBa^^ 'flacP on "Tfil6~finv¥naHaSriy~two-plece set (there is a matchlng- Apicture perfect setting for marriage colored leotard bottom) are 100 percent preshrunk cot- ton. The designs are puff-painted and accented with Continued from Page 1 weddings are performed at the es "ON THE AVERAGE, wedding bra and Randy performed their own bordered mirrors. $38.29. At Clothes Encounter on tate each year. costs $1,500," Waring said. "Most rituals prior to the actual wedding. slstant chef. "But Hawaii was a The Waring family has become After picking up their marriage cer Grand River in downtown Farmlngton. Clothes Encoun couples spend $10,000 on a wedding place that I always wanted to visit. legendary for wedding portraits in done the old-fashioned way." tificate from city hall, -they were ter also carries lye-dye and solid sets in 10 different To have the most important day of the Pacific. The tradition was found The Holmes opted for the $500 taken by limousine to the estate. colors so you mix 'em or match 'em. my life there was nothing short of a ed by the late R.G. Damlen Waring package, whjch included photos, "When Randy and I met, I knew fantasy." and carried on by his wife Lurlene. their choice of a ceremony per that everything was right; it was ut Both natives of Lincoln Park, the Damlen, born in England, was a formed by a Hawaiian minister in a ter contentment," said Debra. "Ha couple found out about the Damlen member of the British aristocracy gazebo, theme music from the movie waii seemed to be the perfect spot to Waring Estate through Debra's con and studied art under Pablo Picasso. "Blue Hawaii," parrots and cham cap it all off." nections with the hotel and restau In fact, it was Picasso who launched pagne. They honeymooned on Maui rant business, advertisements In Damien's career. for four days before returning to For more information about bridal magazines and travel bro For years, the Warlngs had shared Michigan. (Airfare and hotel accom the Damien Waring Estate, call chures. the dream of creating an outdoor modations aren't included in the toll-free (800) 648-5040, or write to In late November, after months of photographic studio unmatched in wedding package.) 5253Kalannianaole Hwy., Honolu what seemed to be endless prepara the entire world. They consulted Upon arriving in Hawaii, both De- lu. Hawaii 96821. tions, disappointments with caterers, with several landscape architects Take not£ chapels and ministers, Randy told and were told that they couldn't cre Debra to pack her bags, they were Dress to the beat of your fa ate the kind of garden they wanted eloping. . .toHawaii. by the ocean. vorite tunes with his new For 19 years, couples have been The Warlngs, never a couple to be avant garde jewelry aimed told no, designed and built the gar the younger generation. coming from all over the world to be SPRING married in the private tropical gar dens themselves, creating the only The teen style compact dens of the estate. It has served a" ocean-front gardens of their kind in disc earrings and pins coor the backdrop for some of the most the Pacific. The gardens are com dinate to wear alone and a unique weddings in the world. plete with a myriad of rare birds, SPECTACULAR! lot at once. By Whitney de "Here, couples find a beauty few tropical plants, flowers and water signs. Earrings/ $7 and places on earth can match," Waring falls. $9.50. Pins $6-$15. Jacob- said. "A wedding is really a private The estate Is on the island of Oahu. son's. union between a man and a woman. It Is remote, yet only minutes from Walkiki, with Its beautiful beaches, -¾..¾¾ It's not supposed to be a massive cel »^i ebration." unique shops and dazzling night life. The Damlen Waring Estate Is the Wedding prices at Damlen Waring only private ocean-front estate range between $500 and $3,000, de pending on the type of ceremony and •• Oohlala available for weddings in all of Ha & J < waii. additional options, such as limousine m::Tfti service, photography, post wedding ^ The spectacular ocean-front gar dinner, bride's makeup, flowers, etc. UP TO dens were originally designed as a One of the main concerns of plan For the very best dressed $ dramatic outdoor studio. Over the ning a wedding away from home Is ..,./* gentleman, this Charvet silk years, couples who came to have making sure all of the details are at 1,000 necktie with coordfnatihjGr. their wedding portraits done asked if tended to, Waring said. To ensure pocket square and woven, it would be possible to be married In that no detail, no matter how small, *£ ., *VfthTw,Ad silk cuff links stand out the gardens. Is left to chance, the estate provides CASH BACK from the ordinary. From ^"ed Time On* a full-time wedding coordinator. : France, these accessories AS THE REPUTATION grew, Even the couple's choice of minister ^w^^ iS^ spell C-L-A-S-8 in capital couples began to come from all over or priest to perform the ceremony is letters. Necktie, $70; pocket the world. Today, more than 150 provided. A Four Seasons greenhouse isfhe ideal solution to square, $35; corded cuff add space, light and value toyour home. Our exclusive links, $18 set. 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Bfian Bolano' USA * . • In a holding pattern . i- ••••"'• > « ••.••• Actually, these fustd glass dishes can be used as piec es of art, or to hold pretty soaps In a gu*tt bathroom. .Us* alone or In a collection. Tha vivid colors on opaque 04**s are very pretty and not M fragile as they appear. Honmtead Oatltry, 136 S. Pontlac Trail, Walled Lake, Monday, May 1, 1989 O&E *5D STREET CRACKS mmsmmsm BBBSffl »!WtMWW. MMJrpjegr^r^fj^.^;}»;» y 1 ? mrrnrTi7rra"nTr.n arrr wwiaartrimBBa C0MEPYCLUBS His comedy is family affair BwwMMyHawMiaiWHniwia^^ Here are some listings of come 8:30 p.m. and 11 p.m. Friday and © LOONEY BIN By Bob 8adlor OF COURSE, Damon always dy clubs in our area. To let us Saturday. The club is at 215 N. Main, Bill Thomas will perform Friday- special writer looked up. to his elder brother know who is appearing at your Ann Arbor. Showtimes are 8:30 p.m. Saturday, May 5-6, at The Looney, club, send us the information: and 11 p.m. For reservations, call Keenan, suffering from what he 1 The Wolverine Lounge, 1655 Glen- For Damon Wayans, comedy is a .? calls "chronic little brother syn Comedy Listings, Observer & Ec 995-8888. gary, Walled Lake. For information, family affair. drome." Bring up the subject of his centric, 36251 Schoolcraft, Livo call 669-9374. His older brother is Keenan Ivory brother and Damon's tone becomes nia 48150. Wayans, the man who brought the very respectful, almost awed. 6 MAINSTREET recent box office smash, "I'm Gonna "I've always tried, In everything I * BEA'S COMEDY 6 RIDLEY'S COMEDY Willie Tyler wilf perform Tuesday Git You Sucka" to your local movie do, to be just like keenan," he said. Tim Allen, Mike Brown and Down CASTLE and Wednesday, May 2-3, at Mau> theater. And for right now, following Since they worked together on town Tony pfown will perform Fri plane Ford will appear Tuesday- street Comedy Showcase, 314 E. Lib in his brother's shadow doesn't "Sucka," Damc-n and Keenan have day-Saturday, May 5-6, at Bea's Saturday, May 2-6, at Mark Ridley's erty, between Division and Fifth, bother Damon much. joined forces again, this time for Comedy Kitchen, 541 Larned, De- Comedy Castle.'2593 Woodward, Ann Arbor. On Friday and Saturday, « But he doesn't plan to stay there Keenan's new series for the Fox net trojt. Showtimes are 8:S0 p.m. and 11 Berkley. Showtimes are 8:30 p.m. May 5-6, Jack Gallagher will per for long.' . work. Entitled "Urbarf Renewal," it 'p.m. For information, call 961-2581. Tuesday through Thursday and 8:30 form. Showtimes are 8:30 p.m. and "With my career (so far), I've only \s expected to be a part of Fox's fall p.m. and 11 p.m. Friday and Satur 11 p.m. Tickets are |12. For' infor scratched the surface," Wayanssaid lineup. Darnon also recorded a "One © CHAPLIN'S EAST day. For reservations, call 542-9900. mation, call 996-9080. • in a recent Interview. "I'm starting Night Stand" special for HBO which Steve O. will appear Wednesday to come into my own." premieres Wednesday. through Saturday, May S-6, at Chap He's already, had roles of Various On the big screen this month, lin's East, 34244 Groesbeck', Fraser. "If'Ftotl'friJ^"^ magnitudes in "Beverly"Hills Cop," Damon looks for big things from a Showtimes are 8:30 p.m. Wednesday mom mmm. "Colors," "Roxanne," "Punchline," film called "Earth Girls-Are Easy." and Thursday and 8:30 p.m. and and "Hollywood Shuffle" {which was Directed by Julian "Absolute Be 10:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday. For directed by and starred his long-time Damon Wayans is finding ginners" Temple, the film stare information, call 792-1902. friend and mentor, Robert Town- comedic success on the big Wayans, Jeff Goldblura, Geena Dav send). and little screens, including is, Jim Carrey and Julie Brown (not © CHAPLIN'S WEST He also played a thug named stints on "Saturday Night the vee jay on MTV). Goldblum, Damon Wayans will appear Tues THE MICHIGAN Leonard in his brother's film "I'm Live" and an HBO comedy Wayans and Carrey portray furry day-Saturday, May 2-6, at Chaplin's Gonna Git You Sucka," which like special and in the films "J?ev* aliens who crash their spacecraft in West, 16890 Telegraph Road, south "Hollywood-Shuffle'.'- is a-parody of- Trly Hills Cop" arid "Colors." Davis' swimming pool,- — - — of Six Mile, Detroit. For Informa the way blacks have been portrayed With all this success on the big and tion, call 533-8866. on film. EXCHANGE ans said, "but I'm definitely as hon small screen, Wayans hopes to give Wayans rounds out his resume est." stand-up work in the future. He O COMEDYSPORTZ '- with a good deal of work on the The fourth of 10 children, Wayans doesn't think highly of the club Comedy Sports at the Heidelburg ' stand-up comedy beat. His improvi- grew up in New York City, mostly in scene. will have Improvisations! comedy at . sational talent and ability to work in the Chelsea district of Manhattan. • an ensemble got him a spot in the He was born with the handicap of a cast of "Saturday Night Live" for club foot, for which he had to wear A SOCIAL SOCIETY one season — one he'd rather forget. special shoes in the ninth grade. He's incorporated these experiences into DINING A ENTERTAINMENT "I WAS part of the bad cast," one of the characters In his act, a OF CAREER ORIENTED Wayans said. "The one with Anthony handicapped bully. There are a few Michael Hall, Robert Downey Jr. other characters in his arsenal, but and Randy Quaid. Those people the versatile comic can also do SINGLE MEN & WOMEN weren't really comics. They (the pro straight observational materia) as ducers) were just trying to do it with well. 930-1585 names. They needed a gimmick." The Wayans family is a close-knit For that reason, Wayans couldn't one, and their influence Is apparent 24 Hr. Recorded Message get along with the producers of the on Damon. Of the 10 children, he re The Michigan Exchange will sponsor a scries show. At the close of his first season, members, "Half of them are very Lome Michaels fired him. funny. The other five can't tell a of introductory cocktail parlies to be held at Wayans' humor has an urban bite joke, but they were a good audi (9,0^1014- some of the finest private clubs in Michigan. to it, almost to the point of being ence." pessimistic. 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He has also been a regular I featured player on "Saturday Night Live." Watch for him In his •'1 very own HBO Special "One Night Stand." His latest film endeavor is "I'm Gonna Qlt You Sucka." 1 '"'••. i WED.-THURS. SHOWTIME 8:30 »5 You won't notice R f FRIDAY SHOWTIME 8:30 '8 any difference, P;'^ : • 3 SHOWS SATURDAY • butyour country will. * •* * The five minutes you 8:30 8:30 10:30....^10 .* * spend registering with ADVANCE TICKETS ON SALE Selective Service at the post - '• ,. office won't change you. * 4- A but it will make a difference WEST to your country. So when COMEDY CLUB you turn 18, register with WHERE THE FUN BEGINS Selective Service. It'squick. <• 'i * • . . .-• * -„ It'seasy. And it's tbe law. •:. -•'•' , •'•: ' 16890 TELEGRAPH RD. • \ South of Six Mile A public service message of this DETROIT 533-8866 poblJcationand Selective Service System. With an A>mual . Pass, mi can lisit 29703 W. 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Served Monday thru Friday % order an Annual Pass by credit card, call 271-9363. Henry fordMuseu m * Greenfield VHkge, Dearborn, Michigan. • Jhi Great'American Museum Thai} Also Great Fun. - n • N.Y. STRIP STEAK ^3.50 tf / J *\ •>: 15^¾¾¾¾ mm^ g^^^m^m**mimmmmmmmmmmm*mmmmm^mmu*m*m*i^^**^^*m* iiM PPHBUHWHP BPPWWIPPHWWBW 6D** O&E Monday, May 1, 1989 Indian* • a• Ther . By Iris Sanderson Jones urdays, noon to 6 p.m. Sundays. contributing travel editor Carburetion Day is Thursday, May 25. Gates open at 9 a.m. Final track Q: I am going (o Indianapolis on practice 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Pit stop business in May. I guess I can't go to competition is 1 to 3 p.m. the Indy 500, but can I visit the Those are the bare facts, but the track? What else Is there for a sports whole month of May is really a party lover to do In Indianapolis? in Indianapolis. The Indianapolis 500 A: Vou probably can't get tickets, Festival runs throughout the month. except to stand in the infield, for the The thheme this year is "The Ameri Indianapolis 500 Race May 28 (peo can West — From the Frontier to ple line up a year in advance for the Future." grandstand tickets), but you can visit Festival goers will be at all the the track from May 6 through race race events mentioned above, as day at very minimal cost. well as at the Mechanics Recogni Two dollars will get you into the tion Party, which includes a pit stop grounds of the Indianapolis Motor contest and tour of the garage on Speedway during pre-race weeks. Carburetion Day, May 25. Five dollars will get you in on week ends, when you can watch the driv THOUSANDS OF runners will run ers practice and run time trials from the 13-mile mini-marathon from any seat in the stadium, even seats Monument Circle downtown to the that cost big bucks on race day. Speedway May 26. A memorial ser McOUIRE STUDIO You caivalso take a guided tour of vice for armed services veterans fol the Speedway for $1 (all ages). Check lows the marathon. The 33rd Memo Indianapolis has more first-class sports facilities than other city of its size, and most other cities of any size, which is one reason ahead because tours don't go when rial Day Parade, touted to be second why it's now promoted as the "amateur sports capital of the world." the track is being used for racing, in size only to the Rose Bowl Parade practice or is closed due to bad in Pasadena, will draw 400,000 spec weather. Pay another $1 for admis tators May 27. sion to the Hall of Fame (16 and un The Hall of Fame Museum is part der admitted free) where you can of the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, Its amateur sports facilities roam among the great race cars of although it costs you another $1 to the past. get in, if you're more than 16 years If you are a sports fan, you al old. The museum is small, but con ready know what Mayor William H. tains several dozen winning race Hudbut HI wants everybody In the cars donated by famous drivers like give city a world-class glow world to know, that Indianapolis has A.J. Foyt and several historic race more first-class sports facilities than cars that will blow the minds of real other city of its size, and most other fans. Check out the six-cylinder Mar- By Iris Sanderson Jones can ride the 333.3 meter outdoor rinks as a training center inside the and recreation department for youth cities of any size! Politicians do ex mon Wasp, which won the first Indy contributing travel editor track, with maximum banking of 28 Pan Am Plaza downtown, and you soccer leagues. The $2 million Hoo aggerate, but Indy's four-term may 500 race in 1911 and was driven by degrees, and bring 5,000 of your can use the Olympic rink from 11:45 sier Horse Park in nearby Edin or has used amateur sports as an Ray Harroun. Indianapolis has an incredible va friends as spectators. If you're be a.m. to 1:15 p.m. Monday through burgh, Ind., has three all-weather economic development lever in this What else can you do? Watch the riety of world-class sports facilities, tween 15 and 61 years old, it will Friday, from 1-3:30 p.m. Saturday or dressage arenas, 192 box stalls and state capltol, now promoted as the FINA World Diving Cup when ath most of which are open to the public cost you a buck to ride from 8 a.m. Sunday and from 7:30 to 10 p.m. Sat will be expanded this year. The pub "amateur sports capltol of the letes from 25 nations converge on when not reserved for a special to 9 p.m. Monday through Friday, urday. It's $2.75 for adults, $1 skate lic can use it by reservation. world." * the $21.5 million Indiana University event. and you can rent a bike for $2. Don't rental. Softball, soccer and volleyball are "We don't have mountains or Natatorium May 3-6. Pick your sport: bring your kid brother unless he's OTHER SPORTS interests include played at the Indiana University seashores, but we really do have Explore the Science of Sport ex SWIMMING - The U.S. Olympic more than 8 years old or just wants the Rowing Course at Eagle Creek Athletic Fields. sports," Hudnut said. hibit, which tells you how sports can trials for synchronized swimming to watch. Park, the nation's only rowing Hudnut didn't invent Indiana's be affected by chemistry, psycholo and diving were held in the Indiana The Sundance Grand Prix of Cycl course sanctioned for international For more information, call toll- well-known mania for sports when gy, physics, anatomy, mathematics, University Natatorium, which has ing will be held at the Velodrome competition by the International free (800) 232-INDY. Ask them to he brought the Pan Am games to In sociology and economics. It's at the been called "the finest swimming June 8-10. Federation of Rowing Associations. send you Information on another fas dianapolis in August 1987, but the fa Children's Museum May 13 to Aug. pool complex in North America." TENNIS - There are 20 hard It was the site of Olympic trials and cinating sports facility, the National cilities built for the games are a 28, and if you think you're too old for You can do laps from 6 a.m. to 8 courts and 4 clay courts in the $7 national championships in 1988. The Institute for Fitness and Sport, bonanza for sports fans. a children's museum, you might like p.m. Monday through Friday and million Indianapolis Sports Center, U.S. National Rowing Champion which opened last year as a national Ride the elevators in classy hotels this story: from 1 to 5 p.m. Sunday for $1.50 a site of both 1988 and 1989 GTE/U.S. ships will bebeld there June 21-25. center for research, education, train like the Hyatt or the new Westin and A public relations official for the -day, if you show a hotel room key, Men's Hardcourt Championships (to The $1.3 William Kuntz Soccer ing and service, providing the latest you'll find yourself accompanied by city was taking a national magazine $2.50 a day otherwise. be held Aug. 7-13, 1989). You can Center, used for Olympic qualifica information on human health, physi sweatshirts of all kinds — out-of- reporter around town, but the re The catch? Call 274-3517 to make play 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. seven days a tion games, is used by the city parks cal fitness and athletic performance. town swim teams, bicycle enthusi porter kept saying, "No.no, I don't sure a special event doesn't pre week for $4 hoyr a person, but there asts, tourists heading out for the na- want to go to a children's museum." empt you. If that happens, use the are only a limited number of rackets tatorium or the fitness center. This isn't just any children's muse weight room. available and balls cost $3 a can, so um and when they finally dragged CYCLING - The $2.5 million Ma- bring your own. SPORTS IS an important part of him there, they couldn't get him out. jor Taylor Velodrome was the site of ICE SKATING - They spent $7 other Indianapolis attractions, too — He missed his plane home. the 1988 Grand Prix of Cycling. You mini-.- '-r tw0 world-class indoor the state museum, the new down The Children's Museum is not just town" state park, the world's best for kids. It's free and it's one of the children's museum, even the zoo. most fascinating, fun museums I Here's how to take advantage of it have seen in the world. all: The' 73rd annual Indianapolis 500 THE INDIANA Museum of Sports will begin with the words "Gentle opened this year on the top floor of men, start your engines" on Sunday, the Indiana State Museum, in the May 28, when 33 drivers and an esti beautiful old former city hall down mated 400,000 fans enjoy the town. You'll find the Indianapolis "world's largest one-day sporting Colts, Pacers and Indians there event." General admission tickets along with Hoosier athletes and are $15, in advance or at the gate, memorabilia. They're all there — and will get you only into the Infield. Larry Bird, Bob Grlese, Don Lash, The Hall of You can attend the race car prac Fuzzy Zoeller and Carl Ersklne. Fame Museum tice^ Saturday, May 6, through Fri- There is a great annual balloon contains-^sev-- day, May 12, and Monday, May 15, festival at Connor Prairie May 27. If eral dozen; through Friday, May 19. Gates open you miss it, still go to Connor Prai winning race at 9 a.m. Cars will be on the track rie. It is a small well-done version of cars donated from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. — $2 Greenfield Village. by famous- midweek, $5 weekends. Call toll-free (800) 232-INDY to drivers like The big qualification days are Sat find out what's going on at the Hoo A. J. Foyt. urday and Sunday, May 13-14 and sier Dome, a smaller, newer version MICKY JONES 20-21. Gates open at 9 a.m. except of the Silverdome, only this one is May 13, when they open at 7 a.m. smack in the heart of downtown In Connor Prairie is a small, well-done version of Greenfield Vil Time trials are 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sat dianapolis. lage that hosts a ballon festival on May 27. Getting to and around the 'sportscapital' of U.S. By Ul* 8anderaon Jones a natatorium and the fitness center. ONE OF THE most exciting new French Restaurant and Dell. There's game. There are •four well-known A half-hour drive north is an area contributing travel editor The Rlverpoiote has suites and museums in North America is in the a little bar, called the Alley Cat, places near Jackson and Meridian, called Keystone at the Crossing, apartments at good rates a little out state park. On June 24, the Elteljorg with pool tables, pinball machines, Just outside the main door of Union where the "in" crowd hangs out at Southwest Airlines has' a discount of the town center. Thirty bucks a Museum of American Indian and Jukebox, darts and poetry readings. Station - Jackson St., Cheaters, a The Fashion Mall. It Includes a fare of $19 each way from Detroit night will get you a single room at Western Art opens. Don't miss it! Go for a beer; It's down a small alley •50s place called Ike and Jonesy's Radisson Hotel, restaurants, bars, a City Airport to Indianapolis, and the Inn Towner. Stewart Manor Bed There will be a new state museum at 6267 Carrollton Ave. and a down-and-dlrty place called comedy club arid office buildings and other airlines are matching the fare, & Breakfast costs $50 and up. In the park some day,, but while Or check out the Wellington," a the Sports Bar and Grill (video Is a hit on the yuppie scene. There are conditions, including ad you're waiting for that, here are traditional English pub connected to games, TV, etc.). vance purchase and Memorial Day Indy Is a walkable city in which some other things to do lb the city: a place called the Corner Wine Bar If you're downtown ahd love Jazz, DALTS SERVES kids, Is quieter weekend blackout. Then there's the everything is "moving Into the down • Hit the Cabaret Club, Dance at 6361 Guilford. try;Chatterbox, 435 Massachussets and less of a bar scene, so I would* go Share-A-Rlde for $6 per person by town area instead of out of It. Walk Kaleidoscope, the' Repertory The- • The Ambrosia, 915 Weslfleld . Ave.', or ftPlac e To Start at 54th and there* for dinner. Then to Crackers, —the Indy Connection Limousine to to the stores, to Market Square Are ater, the Symphony or the Indlapap- Blvd., connected to the Blue Pointe College. Mugwumps Cafe and Pub, one of the three comedy clubs In get from the affport to downtown In na, to the Information office at Indi olls Comedy Connection. Check-out Oyster Bar, has a very eclectic at • 608 Massachussets Ave., Is where town, and then on to TGIF, which Is dianapolis. , ! anapolis. City Center and to resjau- the Walker Theater, especially the mosphere; every age and type is you go for folk music. definitely the in place to go. rants and shops at Union Station, Friday night Jaw upstairs, where there. If you are under 21, you'll find Too much trouble? There's a chill If you are on an expense account, You need a car to go to the Indianap Other dinner places are Keystone or get a weekend package, try the yoti can .order a drjnk and listen to friends at a coffee house called Cafe parlor/bar, In the Hyatt Regency olis Museum pfArt or the restored live musiclaris In a setting remlnU-^ Espresso, 827 Broad Ripple Ave. -. . called Charlie and Barney's. They Grill, which is ^expensive, or the t new Westin or the Hyatt, both sttuat* houses of Locherblo Street. Cooke rVwhich" is moderate. J".. ed betweefj the Hoosier Dome and scent of the 1930s. Cruise the Jazz say Shapiro's Delicatessen Cafeteria clubs In town. THE BIO name music groups go. ,• 13 the best New York dell in the Mid the Indiana State House downtown; You might like a funky evening's the beautifully restored Canterbury There is big excitement about After houqs, you'll like the clap to the Vogue at 6259 N. College; rock west. Its' a mllo south of downtown Whlto River State Park, which board houses that have been turned that's almost punk Is at the Patio, : (another one a mile north.) entertainment at Duck Pin Bowling Hotel (have afternoon tea there); or Action Bowl at 825 S. College Ave. the most interesting Holiday Inn that opened in the heart of downtown Into art galleries, boutiques, restau 6306 Guildford, both In Broad Rip ' Or If you want to eat on the grass, with the usual Jogging paths and pic-, rants and pubs In a charming north- ple. / ••'•":.••.• go the Joe O'Matlo's, a fancy food Grapefruit-sited balls, 10 pins. Or I've ever seen. It's built into renovat- play the dart boards, pool tables, vk ked Union Station and includes tradi nlc sites, but much much more. They side area called Broad Ripple. It's 20 The latest yuppie hangout Is the grocery store In an old Sears store moved the Indianapolis Zoo Into the minutes from downtown and has ev Safari Bar, 5910 E. 82nd St, on the downtown. Or call-Bar-B-Q Heaven deo games, 18-hote Indoor golf tional guest rodms as well as some park and had a million visitors the course while chewing on plzta and • in railway cars. erything from coffee houses to fem far north side of town. at 925-1667 and.they'll deliver to first month. It Is a good zoo, and has inist bookstores, i • Lauderdale's 4n Union Station your downtown hotel from 10 p.m. to drinking beer. It's a family place and The University Place Hotel Is near a Sea World-style pool and show. . • In Broad Ripple, try Rerp's Is a great danco'-placc after A Colt's , lam. the kids love it, too. _" . i 1 ) I mmi M^HHMMItftfH, HUM*** 3Hf£ #bseruer & Eccentric ^cmspapcrs • .:^,-.,i,~11?JT.. < * ;?rTr~;3 Marie McQeo editor/591-2300 ^^gM^gnT^rnTmffm'aFjry^ Monday. May 1.1989 O&E • IE ui.Biim»auu.w^nmiwp«tii^.M.CTw*irai organizing Male presence Dorothy 'Rooms aren 't always Lehmkuhl often overlooked published Jn magazines because they live well, but' Keep W-2s forever because they are pretty. When decorating, ask yourself: What Q: Now that my tax returns have been in'decor choices should the space feel like? filed, I wonder which receipts I need to What do you want in the end?' keep and how long to keep them? By JoanBoram China: it turned green!' 'Oh, they special writer said, 'We don't hate that green.' — Carlton Wagner A: This is probably the most-frequent Their actual response to green was question I get about paper, and the most A LOT of husbands are "doing different from their aesthetics." difficult to answer. /& time" in their own homes. First, keep copies of the tax return itself /-% That's the word from CARLTON HAS degrees from Rw^yjyj^T^ji.iw»»^mj'ww^ffir.t^^'yt-AV?k.»f.isg«jr.jWingTiwi.'CTJfygj--i>I-T • /•••• <,-.;. i.y.v.T.-v»--'»wv.CTv,y.s»y-Tv-»y.»wn.«iygr- <• n and your W-2 forms as long as you live. Carlton Wagner, founder of UCLA and the Karl Jung Institute in More important than your tax return is the Wagner Institute for Color Re Zurich. His plans for a career as a your W-2. The IRS can supply copies of your search in Santa Barbara, Cal. clinical psychologist were side returns from several years back (for a fee), "Often, when I'm decorating a tracked when he became intrigued COLONIAL ACRES but Social Security provides no such ser home, the husband will speak to me by the influence of color. y Adult Communities vice. Since you may need W-2s to verify privately and beg me to set aside a A friend's graduate thesis on the your employment for social security, you comfortable place for him. It can be influence on a person's behavior of may even want to keep your W-2s in a safe anywhere — behind the furnace, influences outside the body — cli deposit box. even, if it's a place where he can mate, humidity, color, etc, had cap Generally, keep any papers which sub kick off his shoes, relax, and not be tured his attention. 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ADDISON TWP. carpet, plate glass mirror*, new mediate occupancy 2 bedroom with J port. $43.600- 851-7817- With a new home• purchasepure . adult park, lakev'^w. 12 X 60 ft. $53 000 813 464-8773 ThJ> 5 bedroom paused colonial t* BIRMINGHAM - 2 bedroom coodo. kitchen floor, washer & dryer, pri wa.1iout basement, fireplace, dining Mobile Home l#oTbroker< * coniral av. M/pofl. \viUi. stmn- perfect lor Ihe 14/0« femlry with 10 neutral decor, newer carpeting. In- vate carport, pool lennl* court*. room, 2 car garage and 1½ baths ARBOR 595-0681 rcom, stovei frig $13,000 476-5682 gorgeou*. rolling acres, meandering ground pool Move-in toodJtlon. PettaOowed 655-9123 •Firsi class inside and out.' SOUTHFIELD 339 Lots and Acreage year-round creek 4 much more Priced to ted al$71.000. 644-5053 $217,500. 1583« W 11 M:le betweon Green- HAWTHORNE 1973. 12x44 1 bed ROCHESTER - 1973.^4x56. 4 bed Moo and Oad won') have to wail to For Sate 6100MFIELD FAAMINGTON HILLS: Crosswtnds KAKRY8. held & Soulhhetd 2 bedroom, ivi MEADOWS room. 1 bath, good condition. $6300 rooms. 1½ baths, new carpet Set ready lor work In ihe morning a* bath lownhome with carpeting, ap or best offer 538-8237 $18,600 or best. Must sea! there are 3 lull end 2 halt bath*. Si Spaclou* 2 bedroom, 2 bath, kitch Tovmhouse/Condo 2 bedroom, ivi BEAUTIfUL WOODED LOTS in r-evr pliances, carport, patio Leare message 651-6596 Swan Creek Subdrrlslon. Oly water on your dock ofl the Hying room or en, appliance*, central air. base bath, finished basement. 1 car ga HIGHLAND HILLS M081LE HOME ment, covered patio, carport, lake rage, nreptacl, pool/tennis. 14 MM. From $51,600 and sener. Wesl Bloomlield dinette and watch the deer. A loir Open da.ly& Sunday 1-6pm Park. 1985 U x 70. exceCent condi- SAVE OVER $5000 privilege*- $67,900. Cal Dale Hick* - E. of Heggerty $«9,600. «51-6600 WOLFE Custom, woodsldod dream home In $125,000 up 855-K59 car garage It Included plus mora. Broker. 645-6900. Eve* 332-2709 Closed Thursday New Sites bon 3 bedroom with 1 bath, asking FAIRFAX CONDOMINIUMS $16,500 887-134« Ber-e-nKe. Can John. Centra) Outiet BEAUTIFUL 1 + acre Irood lot* m ADDISON OAKS JUST REDUCED!! 421-5660 Model: 424-8310 Available Horr^s. Inc. 697-4702 country setting on new private road BRENTWOOD PARK Maple Ptac* Condo. Upper unit 2 NOTHING LETT TO DO In this deco in Farm^gton HiDj Easy access to REAL ESTATE Ol Farmlnoton Hdl* . bedrooms 4. den. Oreal room with; rated to perfection 1 bedroom con SOUTHFIELO 14 X 60 large 2 bod- Orake at 13 IU« Rd ' %RENT loom. BT^naculale corvWion. appfi- Iree*ay ar i- Now is the time to clear out those closets, attics, basements and garages and make some quick cash in the process. How do you plan a garage sale? It's easy!' ^ > Just follow these simple guidelines: 1. Gather together the items you have for sate. Sort them into appropriate categories and price them fairly. 2rPlace aclasslfietedyertlsementln The Observer & Eccentric by callingloneot'thenumbersbeiow. \ 3. Hang signs throughout your neighborhood alerting residents to the upcoming safe. 4. Decide what to do with all the money you'll have after your safef Or, if you love to bargain-hunt and would rather shop then sell, be sure to look for our special garage sale listings every Monday and Thursday in your hometown newspaper. Observer & Eccentric classlffeds mtake it easy to earn money and save money. Discover for yourself, today! CLH66IPIEDflDYEftTI6IN6 644-1070 Oakland County 501-0900 Wayne County 852-3222 Rochester/Rochester Hills MA01WI8:5 P.M. TUESDAY FOR TW^ ';/ >* 7 4E* O&E Monday, May 1,1989 IT 339 Lots and Acreage 342 Laketront Property 354 Income Property 360 Business 362 Real Estate Wanted 400 Apts. For Rent 400 Apts. For Rent 400 Apts. For Rent 400 Apts. For Rent ForSalr Opportunities LAKE CHARLEVOIX. Prim* frSn- PLYMOUTH- 2 house* + Income ,€T£— -Geurtvto BuMino. on ) mri ft"p"f t -Ho [SUDOR ARMS B;erTSfORfr?fc * —LAKESIDE TAKE OVER PAYMFMT; tape, off Boyne Oty Rd.. close lo »S.000-$ 10.000 Land Contract* town. Would like to Jotaiiy develop lies, live-in one. lei other make your NEEDLEWORK SHOP- Excellent lo- Ptea*a ierxl Inquiries, photo & price: NOW LEASING, FROM $425. GRAND RIVER -8 MILE FREE RENT Cloied. UquWaUng A!J»t? Rogers vacation horn*. share Noma and payment. Perry Realty, 476-7641 catton servicing Plymouth, Ann Ar 8 4 R Properties, P.O. Box 2844 Westland 2 bedroom, heal 4 water Urge 1100 Sq Ft 1 bedroom. 1« VILLAGE Crty, 1-40 *»e». Nothing down. bor & surroungdlng area*. Welt es Behind Botl'ord Hospital cost. Farmington Hilts, Ml 4W53 Included, dose lo shopping & baihs, appliances, balcony, air. car BRAND NEW 2 BEOROOM * From »69/mo. eioch 800-482-4974 Call Sheldon Gordon 647-7171 tablished, good owner/ctlent ieta- scrwoU. 722-58M SPECIAL port. WaflTlO shop. $600. 64H414 tlonshtp*. Top quality merchandise. FROM $540 WESTBIOOMFIEID 353 IndiWarehouae 1 Bedroom for $459 LAKE HURON - 332 ft beautiful Owner look* to rellra. P. 0. Box 400 Apts. For Rent Wrth construction discount Gour. ResWenllal lot approx. 1 acre. City beach property . 4 bedroom sum Sale Or Lease 650«. Plymouth, Mich. 48170 BIRMINGHAM AREA 2 Bedroom for $589 DEARBORN. Schaefer near Warren. met kitchen with dishwasher, sett tewer/water, lake privileges ava/l- 2 bedroom. 2 bath luxury Apt. avaS- Modem one bedroom, carpeting. mer home. Heated pool. Located 55 r T z 3 Bedroom for $689 cleaning oven, frost free refrigera able. ExceOeni exposure for buBd- ntfea N ol Port Huron on M-25. yp t22EfliA A BRAND NEW «t>!e. No pels. $930 per Mo. appSanoes. heal Included. No peta tor, vertical bonds, plus carpet, car era. Just reduced, Day*, 659-0600 Asktgn »195,000. Call owner. WATERFORD For rent or lease. Inside Super Vi LUXURY 3 BEOROOM APT. PteaiecaJlC42-$«60or 646-7500 PETS PERMITTED $3*0. Leave message 360-3482 port s. sauna 4 exercise room ,'.'••:'. Eves: 829-3962 55.000 sq. ft, )ust off Hlgtand Rd.. deo Store in Dearborn Heights. Smoka Detectors mstiSed 313-987-3776: 517-664-5494 IS AVAILABLE NOW IN BIRMINGHAM, beautiful 1 bed Clean building, aa utilities, private Great potential. 562-0600 W. BLOOMf ELO Single* Welcome 870 ACBE3 - Highland Road, High NEW RESORT CON0O SUITES parking, 2,600 sq. ft. of office. room, newty decorated, carpeted, immediate Occupancy ENJOY 263-8900 land Two.. Good sandy «oM. level • Attached garao« Immediate occupancy. $500 month, Located on Hayes Rd. v» mile FURNISHED FROM »33.900 TODAY'S BARGAIN Wa Lov» C*hflgVen land. 60.000 sq. ft on 13.6 acre*, ample • Washer /dryer Included N Eton-Maple. Day* 356-2600. PEACEFUL LIVING! 8. olHURd.(M-&9) (Quarter Ownership) Mobile wash service with 1 ton van • FuJy equipped kitchen/microwave HEAT & WATEmNCLUOEO the Water Street Inn area lor.additlonal storage, wareho- Evoa; 649-1850 Quiet prestige address. aV condi 160 ACRES,- In Highland, corner lo 4 equipment Included. Ideal opera • Prtvata entrance ' A. on Lake Charlevoix In Boyne Oty sue buildings, utilities on property. tion (or cleaning seml-tnjcks. trail tioning, carpeting, stove & refrigera CAMBRIDGE APTS. cation: Great access. • W. Bloomheld schools BIRMINGHAM - Choose location, tor, af uiauea except electricity lo- , . LIVONIA • 1(800>454-4313 ers, mobile homes 4 houses. walk to bank, church, shopping, 2 7.64 acres Airport Road. In area ot & much more... duded. Warm apartments. Laundry DEARBORN HT8. 81 ACRES. Highland Road Irontage »25.000. Ask lot Vlckl Gerig or Caa Today - ask for Jody 737-4510 bedroom. 1 bath $855/mth heat 4 laciities OPEN SUN. 1-5PM attractive bunding*, ran available, Margie Jeffrey. hot water Included 644-«105 '• . » utilities. For more Inlormatlon, phone Quiet community surroundings. GRAND OPENING WEST BLOOMf IELO SCHOOLS A BRILLIANT IDEAtll besutifuJy landscaped grounds, ex 400 ft frontage on Dixie tf*y. A1J 107 ft frontage- on premium ta SUPER VALUE BlRMINGHAM-Cleari 1 bedroom, utilities - Cta/kstoo area. CeJ sports private Upper Stra.1i Laxe. CaBJackleh 540-1000 kitchen appliances, dose lo down 477-8484 cellent locations • within wanting Long established lawn-garden sales distance to shopping, church, res Canterbury Park ,*JacklehS4O-l000 ExoxilsJte view* l/om charming 4 « service In A-1 location Adrian TRY - APARTMENT FlNOERSII town, $4M per month + utilities. 27883 Independence Byron W. Trerlce bodfoom colonial. Amenities InekOde Byron W. Trerlqe Co. '. REALTY SHOWCASE Caa Leo. 647-$484or 642-4611 taurants, spacious 1 ft t bedroom Lfvonla's newest apartment com Dealer lor brand mowers, tractors, Farmington HIUs deluxe apts. Newty mpdernbed poo). Jacuzzi, »olarium room 4 snow blowers & rolo-ti.Ters. 5,500. SOUTHFlELD: 1 bedroom- Jedroom;2 bath. - $67S 1 4 2 bedroom apartments and 2 Irom 1360-J430. Includes heal i NOW RENTING ular view from one ol ihe lew lots 343 Cemetery Lola location on 1 acre, toned multiple, bedroom- 1H bath lownhoutes water. W. of 7 Mile 255-4^73 FOR SUMMER OCCUPANCY leftoo popular Cay LaXe. 683^838 great polentiaJ.493,500. 522-4302 COLO WEIL BANKER $530 across from public golf course. FROM »560 PER MONTH , PARKVIEW MEMORIAL - 6 lot*, WE LOOK FORYOU- NO FEE INCLUDES HEAT 6 WAMfi Newty painted, oenl/al air. carpeted. DOWNTOWN ROCHESTER- 2 bed- • FLYFISHING, ONLY!! block C. .section 264 & 265. »400 MINI STORAGE, one of the highest Clove/ Real Estate Associates . room townhouse apartmont with ep- 517-263-4646 3S4-3225 eS appliances, washer, dryer. No Great N Uvonla Area Ejietusrve 32 1 ewefishing hideawa y per lot. Please cal oofled. rental returns available'. Complete petaFrom$350 4$475 + security. pfiances. laundry room 4 carport design 4" construction. Investor* Tod Free 1-800-968-4646 ALL AREAS ©A the tamed S Stanch ol the AuS- 203/53lSi074 851-2340 JSOO.mo 65l-«039or 733-3146 On MayWd. N. oft 7 m3e, 3 btk> E aWe RJvOf. This spacious lodge, ap wanted. Branstock Inc. 1-498-2333 A-1 Aparlmenl Referral 729-0900 PARKVIEW MEMORIAL PARK UNIQUE CARD 6 GIFT SHOP BIRMINGHAM of Farmington Rd |Behind Joe's pointed with 6 stone fireplaces over- Plymouth Free Apartment information 0 FARMINGTON © 34205 5 Mile Rd. Livonia Mon. - Sat. ' 426-3389 Newty remodeled 2 bedroom town- CANTON . Produced Near both K-Mart Cenior looks 1.2 mflea ot prime river tron- Owner r^ianclng.« , house available, prtvata envance,- 4Uvo«laMaa ' lege. Ottered /urnJihed at $«50,000. Block B. Section 270 & 271 8 lots 358 Mortgages & available. »275 each lot. For more Can: 348-0287 ALL QUALIFIED PEOPLE rireptace. central air, palio Great lo CARRIAGE COVE CHATHAM HILLS Hemlnger PEDERSEN. REAL ES Save 50% Rent Information contact Wesley UnHed Land Contracts V10EO STORE FOR SALE cation, as. new residents receive 1 $200 MOVES YOU IN Model open dryly 10-6 except Wed TATE. 194' E Main St Harbor SHARE UST1NQS % 642-1620 mos. rent' free for a Dmrted time. Spring*. Ml 497406IS-526-2178 Methodist Church. Whitmore Lake. AAA INVEST CORPORATION Profitable, Western Lakes Area of LUXURY APTS. 473-3983 775-6200 1-663-5257 1-781-7494 884 So Adams. Blrmihoham. Ml Pieajecefl 644-1300 No Rent Until May 1 43130 Utica Rd. al Van Dyke. Oakland County. 2 vrs. + old. Large FREE ATTACHEO OARAGES customer base arxt growing Fabu (LILLEY 4 WARREN) IP/ONIA MALL AREA WHITE CHAPEL Memorial Ceme Why sea Lend Contract at discount? AMBER APARTMENTS Heated indoor Pool • Saunas targe bedroom. AppGances. laundry lous location. Exceoenl growth 4 Royal OaX/Ctawson/Troy. 1 -slop BIRMINGHAM ONE MONTH FREE RENT 342 Ukefront Property tery. Troy. 3 lots, »1200 each lot For a belter Idea, can 939-1200 Newly remodeled 1 and 2 bedroom Sound 4 Flreproofed Construction hook-up, sundeck. Very secluded Section 234 "Garden ol Brother money making potential. »150,000. apt shopolna Something lor every Private entrances Microwaves • Dishwashers BACHELOR S DELIGHT ALL HOMEOWNERS Ask for Bruca 473-9006 one. Come Sunday. May 7th, apartments available (ust East ot One 4 Two Bedrooms from $485 area. »550. Including utilities • se hood." 462-2194 Adams Rd. near downtown Birming Free Keahh Club Memberships curity deposit 522-1911 Cvslorh contemporary 1560 so,, ft Loans Closed/One Woek 12:4Spm. 4000 Crooks, Royal Oak Short term leases available Luxurious living at buflt In 1998 with an the goodie*. Refinance Your Home or ca.1 tor appl. 280-2830 ham Rental rates include heal, wa Verticals. We ofler Transfer of Em ter, winder* treatments, new kitch Affordable Prices UVON1A MALI AREA Beach & boating privilege* on Eliza 352 Commercial I Retail Credit Problem* Okay. 361 Money ployment Clauses in our Leases. Studio Apartment. Appliances, cen • beth Lake. Very private. Must see to Key Mortgage 362-0213 en, new appflanoes. mirrored doora Roso Doherty, property manager: FROM $510 To Loan Borrow AN OPPORTUNITY and upgraded carpeting. Al new tral air. laundry hook-up. sundeck appreciate. «1(5.000. 681-6371 For Sate lo move up to French Quarter* 881-4490 On Od Grand River bet. Very private »400 + seeurtiy 4 t COMMERCIAL MORTGAGES tenants receive one months rent Drake 4 Heist ead i BY OWNER. YEAR AROUND cot Bowling aneys. restaurant*, health MICHIGAN HOMEOWNERS - Simp Apis. 1 & 2 bedroom units Irom free lor a limited Ume. For further Canton utaties. 522-1811 ATTENTION SMALL USER/INVES $350 monW. Microwave oven, se i tage on South Lake. Irish Hills area. TOR 903 square (eel ot prime space clubs, other apodal purpose. »50K- son Mortgage Co. now ha* minions information please can 644-1300 476-8080 2 bodroom. Irving room with fire »4 Mil V{> 10 30 yrs. amort. 473-2271 of dollar* to lend In Michigan. Loans curity alarm. 24 hour gals house Open Daily 9am-7pm LIVONIA'S available in prestigious Park on the Credit report & references required FAIRWAY CLUB place, attached garage, excellent Green In Farmington Hilts. .Ready to from »5000 fo »150.000 or more Golfslde Apts. Sat. llam-5pm Sun. I1am-4pm FINEST rental. Asking $68,600. 422-8034 Now you can take advantage ot our Evergreen 4 Jertrles X-Way are*. go June 1st. Two private offices, I BUY DELINQUENT LAND Con 835-9086 835-9475 BIRMINGHAM FARMINOTON HIUS • Beautiful conference room, private bathroom, 1H mortgage home equity loans 1 4 2 Bedroom 1000 Kj. fv 2 bedroom apartment, LOCATION OURANO Lekelronl lot. Private tract* & mortgage*. For debit, consolidation, home Im "QVarton 4 Telegraph Merriman corner 7 mile kitchen area. Also available pur 473-1657 APARTMENT-E. ol Birmingham, 2 Froo Goll private entrance 4 more. From campground. 24 Hr. Security. Must chase, ol 10% equity In lhe 4.000 provement or any worthwhile pur bodroom. dishwasher, heat lnc*jd- M75./MO. CaS 332-5697 senilCa" 979-6464 pose. Sell employed OK. credit 1 Bedroom With Heat Heat & Hot Water Free square fool building. ed. next to Cummlngslon Park. Large Deluxe CONACT BILL BOWMAN. JR. doesn't matter, call now for your $525/mo. 549-5197 or 645-6972 $590 Carport Included FARMINOTON HILLS GRAND TRAVERSE BAY WATER 360 Business free, no obtigajlon home equity fVver Valley Apartments FRONT home on Old Mission Penin THOMPSON-BROWN, REALTORS 1 & 2 bedroom Unll9 553-8700 analysis. APARTMENT SUBLET 728-1105 1 & 2 bodroom units from (495 sula: 105 test ot frontage on beauti Opportunities Simpson Mortgage Co 547-7200 2 Bedroom. 2 bath. The Gateways, SmaJ pets OK 473-0035 ful We*t Bay. 3 bedroom*. 2 bath*: CANTON • CANTON• • All 8ppliance9 ATTRACTIVE 1 - Operator beauty MONEY TO LENO for business or Farmington H.Cs. Caa after 6:30pm: Whethersfield master suite with whJrpool tub. fire Commercial strip center, 21.000 sq. 473-1506 FARMINOTON HILLS - 1 bedroom • Vertical blinds place and deck: second fireplace In salon In the heart of Farmington. personal reason*. Call Frank Welgie ft Owner must seO Immedtatery Reasonable renL Call evenings. at »445. includes heat a>r. appo- • Pool great;oom: all QE appliances m 356-2600 549-5530 anoes 4 carpeting. Cable TV avafl- kitchen: targe basement 2 car at 464-6735 APTS. - 1 bodroom only. Starting at Apartments FRANKLIN eNe 756-5620; after 5pm 398-3666 • Nearby shopping tached garage: 1,725 sq. leet Out BIRMINGHAM ART GALLERY: Floe $400. Heat 4 water Included. standing view* and sunset from the Native American art. Indusrve oper 362 Real Estate Wanted 534-9340 FARMINGTON HILLS. MJddlebefl 6 354 Income Property 645-0026 PALMER tO"W3e. large 1 bedroom. Rent MERRIMAN WOODS large deck. Heavily wooded lot on ating package. Serious Inquire* CASH FOR YOUR PROPERTY quiet road. Asking »265.000. Call F. OWNER MUST SELL FAST, condo only. Call 737-4373 AREA OF BEST VALUE IN AREA Irom J415+ unities. One month grossing »6,600 por year. Greal Guaranteed Closing in 24 Hours Freerent with 1 year leaaa.471-4556 Model open 9-5 except Thursday W. Ceasody and request a fax sheet Commonwealth Real Estate LIVONIA and floor plan, 313-363-0331 tenant*, recently reduced to only CARPET A FURNITURE CLEANING Birmingham/ from $440 Free Heat 548-9900 Quiet country setting- - Spacious FARMINOTON HILLS- krveh/ 1 4 2 477-9377 Office: 775-8200 »41,900. Can for brochure 646-2054 business, since 1947. excellent HEAT INCLUDED • bedroom apartments, dishwasher, HIGHLAND: Lake view/access on clientele. ImpeccaWe reputation. Royal Oak Location sound-condltoned apartments While Lake. Custom 3 bedroom. tvj PLYMOUTH - Aluminum sided tri RENT FROM $455 Pool. Sauna. Cable. Large Closets. vertical bands, covered carport 4 Heaim forces sale. P.O. Box CASH TODAY SECURITY DEPOSIT $150 ONLY 7 REMAINING! more. Rent starting at $590. month. LIVONIA bath, fireplace, attached oarage. plex In good location. AR 1 bedroom 725105. Borkley.Ml 48072 Pel section available. Decks 4 more. Open Sun. 2- 5pm. unit*, king term tenants, appliance*. OR Contact Unda 729-2765 Suburban Luxury GUARANTEEOSALE Spadous 1 4 2 bedroom apts. with Just like new plus great amenities. On Palmer. W. ol Lilley Judy or Heather. 995-5575 3227 Lester. »91.500. 887-3160 S118.000. Call John 522-4302 HAIR/NAIL SALON - N. Royal Oak. • Close to Birmingham shops. Apartments 6 station with skin care room. Low Also If In Foreclosure pMsh carpet, vertical bGnjds. soil Or Need Of Repair dean.'rig oven, frostfree refrigerator, • Part -nxe setting. 397-0200 FARMINOTON HILLS Two Bedroom - $510 renL »12.000 term*. P.O. Box • Cathedral ceWngs. Clean, quiet, convenient studio 4 1 725024, Berkley, Ml., 46072-5024. dishwasher, ample storage, inter 0aiiy9-< Sal. 12-4 Heat 6 water included 400 Apia. For Rent com, carport, club house, sauna, ex • New eppflaneeslnc'uding Other Times By Appointment bedroom apartmenta. Carpel, vertt- 14950 FAIRFIELD HAIR STYLIST TO BECOME partner Century 21 ercise room, tennis courts, healed microwave oven. CANTON caJ bftnds, air conditioning, cabte for NorthvUe Beauty Salon. pools. • 24 hour emergency maintenance. ready. No peta From $390. 728-4800 421-3776 Farmington Hibi • Ca.1 after 5PM 981-6169 • Rentals from $560. VILLAGE SQUIRE 474-2552 UVONtA SUPER SPECIAL CASTELLI 525-7900 Ca.1... 1 Months Free Rent Move In by May 16. One bodroom JEWELRY 80UTIOUE 459-6600 From $445 Free Heat WANTEO to BUY or Rent Condo 2 Joy Rd W. of Newburgh Rd FENKELl. 23230 - Just east ol Tele starting at »425. 2 bedrooms start Established. QOod clientele, low 644-0059 I $200 Moves You In ing at »525. Umlted to new resi CHATHAM HILLS Ovorheed. great location, minimum bedroom. 2 bath, ground floor with * On select units graph. SPECIAL »200. DEPOSIT space for washor 4 dryer. 838-7749 BIRMINGHAM - uptown • singles [ with approved credit and wtth this dents onry. Ptease can 477-6446 Investment. Eve* 477-3475 welcome- Large 3 bedroom, heat 4 OPEN UNTIL 7:00pm Free Attached Garage Oreat Location - Part Setting ad. Safe, secure bufidhg. Large ex wster Included. 259 W. Brown Si,! tra Queon. newty decorated studio • s 12 MILE & $625 mo. Agent 549-2000 | Spacious - Btke TraJ • Heat 200 MOVES YOU IN 400 Apts. For Rent Pool • Tennis - Sauna 1 bedroom, from »300. Includes Location Location TELEGRAPH BIRMINGHAM - 1100 so.lt.. newty I Sound Conditioned - Cable heat. air. parkftg 536-4637 decorated 1 bedroom lower, lake I On Ford Rd . Just E. of I-275 Location NO RENT UNTIL JUNE 1st privileges. Garage optional. $465 . FEfiNOAlE - 2 bedrooms, »370 per RENT FROM $575 981-3891 mo, security deposit required. Cal Heated Indoor Pool • Sound A Fjreproofed - WESTLAND • SECURITY DEPOSIT $150 per mo.. utlliUos Included. 651-7111 | Ask about our Moving Dally 9-7 afterCpm. 645-7512 Construction • Saunas • Microwave • Dishwashers Luxury 1 4 2 bedroom apts. with BIRMINGHAM - 2 bedrooms, IH j Expense Rebate! baths, as appliances, central air, Sat 11-6 & Sun. 11-5 FERNOAIE, 9 MDe. W of Woodward • Full Health Club Membership plush carpel, vertical blinds, gour Very quiet on* bedroom apartment met kitchen, sell cleaning oven. pool, no pets. 1 year lease. $650. Canton J HAWTHORNE CLUB monih. $50 rebate 626-1064 »3*5 a month, heat provided, prt 729-6520 From 510 Irosl Iroe refrigerator, dishwasher. vata parking, air CaJ 9am to7pm Intercom system, lots of closets 4 BIRMINGHAM, 2273 E. Maple. 1 WINDSOR 545-5463 Western Hills On Old Grand River between carport, community center, exercise bedroom, drapes, dishwasher, car »• •' 1 Bedroom Special room, sauna 4 healed pool. WOODS port, central air. No pets. Lease. MARQO CAPRI 24406 Warren near Drake & Halstead $490 mo. 643-4426 FIREPLACES'j vertical Winds 6 Call for Details 356-0400 LUXURY APARTMENTS dishwasher Irfimany Amber Apart MiddiebeJI. Spacious 1 bodroom. 1 4 2 bedroom Apartments Daily 9 a.m.-7 p.m. • Sat. 11 a.m.-5 p.m. AT 14W 4 Rochester Rd. Newly dec BIRMINGHAM. 672 Ann St 1 bed- ments. Royal Oak. Ctawson 4 troy. heal appliances, carpet On bus n«e room, carpeting, drapes, dishwash From $480 1 4 2 bedrooms. Children, yesl 464-6042 • Prestigious location by Golf Course orated. I bedroom, stove, refrigera Pets? Askl D»y», 280-2630.Eve*.. • Sun. 11 a.m.-4 p.m. tor, water 4 heat. $425 monlh plus er, heal included. $520 month. No Vertical bonds 254-6714 MAYFIOWER HOTEL - »495 month • Scenic view near Hines Park $637.50 security. 540-3655 pets tease. 647-7079 carport/oaJconles • swimming: pool starting. Daily room service. 24 hour Call 476-8080 BLOOMFIELO HILL8 - Spacious & cabana • quiet, soundproof con message service. Color TV. No • Heat, air, pool, great value AUBURN HILLS condo. 1700 sq. ft., 2 bedrooms, 2 struction - dose to shopping. FORD,flrWNE leases. Immediate occupancy Con- i BLOOMFlElO ORCHARDS APTS. baths, den, large Irving and dining tact Creon Smith. 453-1620. 1 and 2 bodroom specious apart room, kitchen wtlh eating area, utili Of) Warren between Sheidon/uney 7560 Merriman Road ments. Easy access to 1-75 & M-69. ty room, Indoor parting lor 2. Se Morv-Fr!., »-6pm 8at & 6un. 1-5pm NEWeUROH COLONIAL APTS Appliances, carpeted, pool, teuodry cure area - Pool, term court and Evening appointment available Clean, quiet 1 bedroom. Carpet 4 OL II I Between Warren & Ann Arbor Trail faculties. From $450 Includes heal 4 plubhou»«..$965. , . ¢26-6081 Beautiful spadous it A 2 bedroom appliances. Private entrance. Secur hoi 'water.* FurNshetJ apartments 459-1310 apartmenta ity deposit. »190. Rent, (390.. 721-6699 also available BLOOMFIELD WEST i 522-3364 332-1848 or 739-7743 Some Ol Our las Include the ORCHARD LAKE RO. N. OF MAPLE t DISTINCTION Daily 9-6 Sat. 12-4 SPECIAL lofiowing. i • AUBURN HILLS* Don'l miss aeelng usl Wa have the most size and amenities for the NINE MILE i MUM «\HH CASS LAKE FRONT • Carpeted \ hit oi n in mcoeyl. only $W0 per month lor a • Decorated i 1400 sq. ft 2 bedroom. 2 bath apL HOOVER AREA i OLD OAK "usl $5«> security deposit Caa 10 APARTMENTS • Park-like i "In the Heart ol the Lake" • Close to i t>0 6 weekdays, 1 to S Sat • Close igjexp ^OWNHOUSES 1.. SQUARE W. BtoomneM School district • Owner EWheal This . 626-1508 Some of our amenities in 1 Bedroom $469 Best Value In Area 559-7220 COUNTRY COURTAPTS clude the following Visit Our Newly Summer, FROM $395 2 Bedroom $589 • Newly Decorated Cal for more Information Decorated Community • Spacious Apartments Boulder Park 354-630CLARXSTO3N HoDy area681-308 on prtvai5a MACARTHUR • Air Conditioning Spacious 1500 sq. ft. 2 bedrooms, lake. 1% bedroom apt. appttanoe*. • Dishwashers 721-0500 MANOR Comfortable living. 2 futt baths, security system, ample carpet window coverings, water In • Large Closets storage, modern kitchen, carporta cluded, laundry faculties, no pets, FORD/WAYNE RD AREA Enjoy • Picnic Area lease. $440 per monlh phis security. Spacious 1 and 2 bedroom apart • Spacious 1 and 2 bedroom • Sunroom $795 Executive furnished suites available After 4pm. « 664-9627 ments. Carpeted, decorated 4 in a 2 bedroom, central aJr, lovely area. Heat Included. 373-1400 32023 W. 14 Mile Rd CLAW80N New England Ptae*. basement, parking, beauti 'apartments. A community setting Living! Mon.-Fr1.9-6 Sal 12-4 (W. ol Orchard Lake Rd) Evening & weekend hours. 1675 N.Perry large 2 bedroom apartment plus fully decorated. $400 a near downtown Plymouth. 1 Block South of Walton 851-4800 storage. Heat 4 water paid. Conven Froin spacious one and two bedroom apartments ient tocaBoa 435-5430 WESTLAND WOODS month. BEST APARTMENT VALUE Heat included. Full appliances. with spectacular balcony views to a heated in» SPRING SPECIAL 728-2880 FARMINGTON HILLS • $420 RENT SPECIAL • door swimming pool, Westland Towers offers BRIGHTON CONCORD TOWERS FORDAVAYNERDAREA you everything you need to enjoy living! TIMBERIPGE 1 & 2 BEOROOM APARTMENT8 Spedou* 1 and 2 bedroom apart 758-7050 includes menta Carpeted, decorated 4 In a Beautiful, spacious 1 & 2 • Stove 4 refrigerator lovely area. Heal included. • Nine-story, high-rise luxury • Tennis courts DELUXE bedroom apartments. Evening 4 weekend houra. • Dishwasher NO GIMMICKS PLYMOUTH MANOR • Sauna and Came Room • Ideal location 1&2BEOROOM UNITS Some of our amenities In • Carport • Intercom Country Village Apts JUST VALUE • Walking distance to shopping FROM $475 clude the following. • Newty decor at ad Al'ARIMI-NTS • Smoke detectors GREAT LOCATION Includes eppnances. vertical blinds, • Sprinkler system 326-3280 RENT INCLUDES HEAT carpeting, pod, dose In Farmington O Intercom • FROM $405 LEXINGTON Hills location. FRANKLIN VUIAOE: Above oarage • Air Conditioning apartment IMng room, bedroom, VILLAGE 1-7$ and 14 Mae • Dishwasher kitchen and bau\ Quiet country set 1 BEDROOM APARTMENT 455-3880 One Month's ff/WESTLAND Enter East off Orchard Lake Rd on Nen to Abbey Thealer ting. »325/mo plus ulMies. Send Folsum S. ol Grand River. • Disposal $89-3355 Includes: l references la Box 666. Observer 4 • Heal Free Rent A ATOWERS Model open dally 10-6 • Swimming pool Eccentric- Newspapers. 36251 Except Wednesday •Stove4 relrlgerstor «f AIIMINI! • Laundry facilities DEARBORN HEIGHTS Schoolcraft Rd . Uvonla. MIcMoan • Pool 478-1487 775-8200 48150 794 ORiVI l^o'eitf ©n Vol© Rd., one block wesi of • And balconies DEARBORN CLUB • Newty decorated /AV43VU VVcrVnaRd.,beNvoen Ford & Warren Rdi • Smote detectors DOWNTOWN 8IRMIN0HAM From $430 lbedAal,$715pe>Me.t>l>edroem FREE •FROM »435 A York Management Community Apt., $925 per Mo Both 1 year Brighton Cove FREE HEAT APAflTMENT LOCATEflSERVICE *41*« # JN r'v. - ^.--- •m •AM Monday, May 1,1989 O&E *6E 404 Houses For Rent 404 Houses For Rent 404 Houses For Ront 404 Houses For Rent 404 Houses For Ront 404 Houses For Rent 400 Apis. For Rent 400 Apts. For Rent 400 Apts. For Rent HORTHV1LI.E AREA • 1 »nd 2 bod- UOVI • I bedroom Apt. May and PLYMOUTH - 1 6E0R0OM APT ROCHESTER- I bedroom ROYAL OAK TOWNHOUSE Urge 2 - HIGHLAND TOWEfl APTS. SOUTHFlELO room Apli Available. t-485 lo 1565 June wiui option to continue lease. available Single story, private Spacious, a3 appliances, carpeting RYAN/10 MILE AREA RYAN/10 MILE AREA bedroom. 3 level remodeled kitch 1 bedroom apts available. Senior TANQLEWOOP APARTMENTS per M* meKxJix) beat 1 Yr lease: 144S per MO neooUabto. Hlglv'ine onuenc*. o/eal looaiion! No pets Lease A deposil WARREN WARREN en. hard>rood floors, lease terms Crtiiens Only. 10 4 Oreonnotd. Spacious 850 Scj. ft. 1 .bedroom P»e«e c*H 3<8-9?S0 or M6-7500 ChjbApu.9 4Hano6rty. 347-2374 Pf Inceton Court Apts. $425'MO 651-8764 negotiable Expansive ya/d. $675/ Contact Sue. Mon-Sat. 669-7077 Afl., o&ntreJ elr. el fcrtchen appli mo Days 737-3135 eves 541-0462 ances, wSiTi-ki slore room. Laundry NORTHVUAt OOPlEX - 2 bed 14251 Princeton Or. Beautlflcat ion Winner room laoLOes on each ftoor. Car room. «pp!\4nc«j. $440/MO. ptus OAKBROOK VILLA (W. or Maggerty off Wilcox Rd ) SOUTHFlELO Beautiflcation Winner port and cable avail sole. 569-6149 tocuritydcpoiii & utilities, less*. 2 and 3 bedroom lo^nhouses 3 yea/8 in a row. SOUTHflELO - Icveiy high rise. 1 4' BEAUTIFUL large one bedroom epl ranging from $399 lo $500 459-6640 3 yea/8 In a row. No pet*. > 459-0*54 2 bedrooms Irom $430-4 up This at Northampton oil le/vser Rd . near SOUTHflELO. « lW/Evergreen includes an ul.htses Royal Oak PLYMOUTH - 1 bedroom, heal trv month iroe - includes heal 4 wa'.er Ctvie Center Or. Reasonable. area, 2 bedrofcms, remodeled NORTKVll.lt - large \ bedroom, Open Won . Wed . Fn 9am-5pm Uodod. aJr. balcony, ttoiage. cable, Beautiful spacious deco 557-0366 356-1536 559-7220 larpe yvO. country wtwng all appit- Beautiful spacious deco hdme/aHSc. Immediate occupancy Toes 4 Thurs 9am-6pm lease 4 security recused $400 Jmo Woodward North rated 1 and 2 bedroom $600. Oays549-6840; eve.335-7851 ancej. $465 per month J47-1374 Sat tlem-2pm Closed Sun Cal after 5pm 474-2674 apartments. Some of our rated 1 and 2 bedroom SOUTHFIELD TELEGRAPH 4 7 MILE aria. 1 bed PLYMOUTH • 1' bedroom, qj^t. Apartments ^amenities include the fol apartments. Some of our Great Workout! ONEBEOROOM •NOVI/LAKES ABEA- 15001 ^RA/yOT ROMULUS Xidge SPECIAL room, heal. wa'.K 4 afprances in: ". 941-4057 ' convenient New' carpet, appliances i3M.!e4Cooi;dge lowing: amenities Include the fol dudod. Wo pets. $335 Pius security table, laundry. No pels $425 with , • 1 & 2 Bedroom Units Great Savings! . WESTGATE VI lowing: , $435. deposit 638-5254 - PLYMOUTH - heal. 455-5746 or 995-S624 if. Efi)oy our aerobic daises, a work Intercoms out In our fitness cenle/ or Just reUx • Intrusion Alarm TOWN 4 COUNTRY APTS from $460 PLYMOUTH - 1 bedroom. Plymouth BROUGHAM From $450 • Air Conditioning • Intercoms' in our indoor healed spa Al this • Ample Storage Spacious siudios end one bed AREA'S BEST VALUE Rd 4 Hoibrpok Stove, refrigerator, plus a reduced rale when you rent rooms, et^eJtenf tocalion,. H«t 6 carpeling. drapes Available Imme • Walk-In Closet. • Quiet'Spacious Apartm«nt» . ' MA.NOR .HEAT INCLUDED • Owner paid heat i A'f Conditioning one ol our tetected t or 2 bodroom appliances Included. GHt&ring win diately. $410 plus uuMies Atler • Atlractively LarxJicapod • IjjVes APTS. •Oisposal • Owner paid heat aparlments. CaH lor details.. • Froe Heat dow treatments Starting at $290. A/e-a.N&v T»eNoOaX»'Central 6pm. 453-6194 Mon Fn 9am-5pm one month free rent 1o ne~w tenants 1 Bedroom $43$ WeekerxJ Appomtmefiis AfraAabie »LauQdry Facilities • 1 or 2 Year Lease An • Pool • Carport • Wa'k-m Closet* • Disposal * 356-6570 Mon thru, frt 12 noon US 5pm, Sal 2 Bedroom $475 PLYMOUTH. 2 bedroom. Plymouth WELLINGTON PLACE • Patios and Balconies 'Wotbioc*. Stove, refrigerator, car • Parking • Laundry Facilities 9 tin l. closed on Wed. 16615 TeJe- Year Lease Heat & Water PaJd graah, J55-1629 peting, drapes, air conditioner. Yl&y • Deluxe carpeting • Parking SOUTHFlELO -355-1069 Off Pont'*; Tran bet Bee* a WOTt No Pels 455-1215 to town Available immedisJeh/ • Sr. Discounts • Deluxe ca/peting M.n trom 1-696.1-96.1-275 $425 ptus uliirties After 8 453-6194 549-7762 HIDDEN OAKS 04.¾ 9am-7pm • Sat 12-4pm PLYMOUTH CITY ROYAL OAK • Sr. Discounts 400 Apts. For Rent Open Untrl 7 pm 1 bedroom quiet residential neigh APARTMENTS borhood, m fourplei. *a* to down- PONTRAIL APTS 11 MILE & MAIN ST. GE appliances, ceramic baths, cen Beautiful, spacious 1 4 2 bedroom FROM $415 624-8555 loon Newly decorated, ax no pels. on Pontiac Trail in S. Lyon tral air. carports avaAaMe. Inter ' apartments Carpeted decorated. 267 Blanche -4. between FROM $415 coms, palios/balconlet and Novi storage 4 laundry facilities Starkwejthe» 4 Amelia $400 ptus Between 10 4 11 M:le PINECREST APT. more all on a beauufui wooded FROM $430 First Month's Rent FREE" socurity. avails bio now MAYFLOWER uie Handicap units available Caa anytime 454-9528 Remodeled urvts Available Evening 4 wookend hours Hours Mon. - Frl. 9am-5pm •;lj-^i~'i^»' I;J WAGON WHEEL APTS and by appointment APTS 1 BEDROOM From ..$455 • TREE TOP PLYMOUTH DOWNTOWN, beautiful Now renting t 4 2 Bodroom Unrts 546-3378 2 bedroom, VA bath, available for Hours Mon. - Frl. 9am-5pm 2 BEOROOM From. $565' immediate occupancy Relrigeraior, from $390 and by appointment MEADOWS sell-cleaning oven, dishwasher, ROYAL OAK First months rent free 13 4 Crooks. Spacious 1 bodroom 757-6700 washc 4 dryer *-,th an available Including heal 4 hoi water • as elec COACH HOUcSg Quiet, convenient bv.og comes with recreation room. tric kitchen < air conditioning • car Newry decorated - $425 557-4520 trtese ne*er luxury apartmonn in Large 2 bed'OOm Townhouse with 453-0250. or eves 459-1949 peting • pool • laundry 4 storage fa •Based on 12 month occupancy, 1 deifeabteNovt Features inc^xJe cilities • cable TV • no pets full basement - $545 754-7816 (APAKTHLNT^ ) PLYMOUTH HERITAGE APTS ROYAL OAK new tenants only • Overdue rooms & baJcony now ottering 1-3 y«ar leases with no 437-3303 ARLINGTON Ambassador Easl. 1 btocfc S ol 13 • Oefuie Mcheni remtaJ increases Free bas*c cable Mile on Greenfield Rd Lovely 1 and 400 Apts. For Rent TOWNHOMES&APTS. 2 bedroom apt s. new carpeting, ver • Akcondrtionlng subscription for the initial lease Attractive 1 & 2 Bedroom Apartments tical bends, from $445. heat Includ • Covered parVlr>g year on »3 available 1 4 2 bedroom \ ed 288-6115 559-7220 • wa-Mng dfjtance to shopping. Apts Can tor personal showing 288-3710 & 2 Bedroom Townhouses Available restaur ants a Houses ot Worsrvp 455-2143 • Easy accesa to 3 exprcsiviays NEW TENANTS ONLY REBATE 400 Apts. For Rent HOW to be in the $ • Hoi water from 500 O PLYMOUTH 0 Enjoy lakeside Irving at its These units are 'rejfify painted, best 4 receive $240 to help center of it all. clean as a whistle and otic* o>d fash HILLCREST will your moving costs. We HEAT & VERTICAL ion oood value" at these leature spacious 1 4 2 bed NORTHRIDGE prces EHO. CLUB room apartments with Colony Park, PAID heal, vertical Winds, Prestigious Northville . BLINDS INCLUDED separate d>ning area, patio "located al 12 Mile 1 Bedroom $495 Free Heat r 2 Bedroom $595 SPECIAL or balcony 4 much more and Lasher, Is dose fo Featuring Locaiod on both Cass 6 ^shopping, services, friends, etc.l Open OaJy 10-6 $200 Security Deposit Sylvan Lakes Renls Irom • Vertical Blinds Sal ,9-5. Sun 12-5 • Park setlmg • Spacious Suites $460(including heal) 'And, it's a close-to-perfeet wayl • Air Conditioning . Outdoor Pool OpenOajly • Immaculate Grounds 4 Bldgs to live. Luxurious. You have a • Gubhouse 348-9590 642-8686 • Best Va.'ue in Area i choice of one bedroom with den, J Near Plymouth 4 Haggerty 682-4480 • Sauna BENEJCKE & KRUE or two bedroom that Include, 12350 Risman SYLVAN ON THE LAKES 453-7*144 a 24 hr. monitored intrusion, • Air Conditioning KEEQO HARBOR alarm. Carports are avail-^ •NOVI* Oaiiy. 9-6pm Sat.. 10-2 -2 BEDROOM k • 2 Swimming $ ible Join our circle,_ WATERVIEW REOFORDAREA Pools PLYMOUTH from 480 today. FARMS LIVE ON THE PARK FROM Verticals Eat-In Kitchen $375 23600 Lamplighter Lane on Providence Drive from $430 1 Bedroom-$415 Walk-in Closets • Washer/ «\COLONY PARKv- 2 Bedroom - $430 • Large 1 & 2 Bedrooms just North of W. Nme Mile Rd. in Southfield Dryer Available < Carport Included > Country setting, lakes a/ea, near Heat 4 water included, carpeted liv • Walk-In Closet One Mile West of I-275 ' APARTMENTS (one block West of Greenfield Rd.) Twelve OaJta Man. Spacious. Sound ing room 6 haH. central eir. kitchen • Lighted Parking Open daily 9-5 Conditioned. Central AJr. Pool. Ten butll-lna. parking, pool. Ready for off 7 Mile, Northville :r(XI C'tiloin I'.nk < irclc • 355-2H47 nis. Cable. Lois of Ooseis occupancy. See Manager. • 1 or 2 Year Lease Saturdays 10-4 348-9616 Open 7 Days 40325 Prymoulh R<1. Apt. 101 O Free Heat I^M.III.ILVII In k.ttt.iti I nurpnvc- Pontiac Tr . bet. West 4 Beck Mi. 45S-3682 GLEN COVE 624-0004 PlYMOUTW-Now 1 bedroom, dose OPEN TIL 7 PM to downtown. Available May 1.5th. 538-2497 MERRIMAN PARK & 557-0810 Oajry9-7 Sat. 12-4 No pets. $435 a month plus security. THE PINES APARTMENTS Year tease. 522-4302 REOFORO - 1 bedroom, carpeted. 5 *1 Vrar Uax* - N*V ?*uier.ls 'Select 1>JU OrJy OAX PARK, beautiful 2 bedroom, mae - Beech Oaly. $320 month pkrt with refrigerator & stove, carpeted. PLYMOUTH utilities. References. No pets. APARTMENTS $400 Tieal & water Included. Nice NOW TAKINO RESERVATIONS 361-7976: 291-«770 UVE IN A S£aU0c05£TTWG are* 54 2-4 230 1 6 2 bedroom apartments. Balco ROCHESTER LUCH.OW APTS. ON FRANKLW ROAD nies, central air. mdMduaJ furnaces. GVeat address. co/M2n>ert. A GREAT PLACE TO LIVE OAK PARK Ceramic tile bath. 0 E. kitchen, 845 Ludlow. 1 Bedroom Apts. $420/ One bedroom, heat, hoi water, coin large basement storage Beautifully month. t470 security. Heat 4 Water attractive!y priced • Unique 1 & 2 Bedroom Apartments operated laundry, pool, carpet landscaped starting ai included 651-7270 V'Snefy oi floor plans $46-7524 $465 including heat • ROCHESTER* ftioi. cofrtortabie inFarmingtOD/Livonia Southslde of Ann Arbor Trail. E ol l- ORCHARD LAKE ROAD afjnosphere. and al near Telegraph Beautiful wooded 275. ofr.ee hours are 9 - Spm. Won ROCHEaTER :> . the amenities • Senior Citizen Special setting. 1 4 2 bodroom apts. Carpet. thru Fn Air conditioner. heat Included. Can 453-2600 SQUARE • Private, Tree-lined Courtyards FROM $365 SPECIAL • 2 Year Lease Available | 1 MONTH pniu ORCHARD WOODS APTS. • PLYMOUTH O $200 MOVES YOU IN The Pines 3H-1878 • Pool/Clubhouse/Carports [WMWRENT No Rent UntilJune 1 , ^=^- • Self-Cleaning Oven, Fr^st-Free : v is free. j PARKER HOUSE' { Plymouth Hills ''*i*y-}$* : *.*.{ FROM $495 Refrigeralor/tMsfiwaslieiv MiCTO^aye' Guess whkh one? APTS Apartments Beautiful spacious apis. Qu!et Country Atmosphere • On 20 BeautifuJ Landscaped Acres Lovely Private Park/Trout Stream Some of our amenities In 768 S. Mill St. Ch armjng Shopping Area • Heat Included clude the following VA Block WaTk to Downtown k ^#$fr Modern 1 and 2 Bedroom Ax Conditioned 4 Free Heal Laundry FaclLties on Premises fix ntocmation seven flays a v«k phone 477-5755 • Indian Village Area On M mi max RMJ (OrdarJ Late Read) • Washer-Dryer In • Built In features 66« MAIN ST. 652-0543 CENTRAL LEASING CENTER / 356-8850 I B!xk $cmb of 8 Mil* Rtad • Carpeted Each Apt. Dally 12-6 Sat. 12-5 Optn Daily 10-6 fifi.; Sunday Ktct-i pa. • Decorated • Easy Access to 1-275 • Air Conditioned Evening & weekend hours • Fully Carpeted •te*c£ by appt O Dishwasher & Disposal GRAND Livonia's FROM $340 PER MONTH • No Pets OPENING Finest $250 824-3375 From $435 Location LUXURY APARTMENT LIVING KENWOOD SHOPPING PINE LAKE Carriage House, charm (new residents only) 7 Mile Road IN FARMINGTON HILLS ing 1 bedroom, laie view. Washer, STEREO SPREE dryer, microwave. Cable. $600 Daty Mon-Sal. 12-Spm Corner Mayfleld /oju" monlA 643-07*8 or 338-964$ CANTERBURY 455-4721 278-8319 (3 blocks E. ot 3 Bedroom Towohomes Farmlngton Road) 400 Apts. For Rent PARK East of 1-275 Lush 18 hole golf course • Indoor Sc Outdoor pool They all are. You choose your Washer & dryer in every apt. • Tennis Courts favorite. And it's worth hundreds of Brand new large deluxe 2 bedroom, 2 Large walk-in closets • Convenient to expressways «c shopping dollars. Instant Gratification. bath units. Washer and Dryer In each Built-in vacuum system • Social activities Scenic Lake is ideally located, half apartment, carpeting, vertical blinds, Clubhouse with sauna •'Plus much, much more! way between U of M and EMU. The Adults who weren't bom yesterday, can move setting's rolling and peaceful. The heat today to a beautiful new, very private, very conve deluxe appllanpes, balcony or patio. Call or Stop By Today! is free. And the best surprise happens nient one or two-bedroom apartment. Instantly. Near shopping. SEE "THE PEOPLE WHO CARE" Grand River ct when you see it all for yourself. There's no wait at Parftcrest. But there is arr-at- Halstead Roads^ tended gatehouse, elevators, and laundry and Now Renting For Summer Occupancy 477-0133 HOURS. Mon.-Sit. 10» m.-6p.m. , storage in your own apartment. A social activities Sun. NOON-5 p.m. , FVtKr>«dbyMyAm*rktM#.Crxp. director is on staff to ensure your enjoyment of Parkcrest. '625 month ^ormH£-todayK Why- Model Open Dally 10-6 except Wednesday let your^ratificatjon watt? Scenic Lake Parkcrest 1473-3983 775-8200J 353-5835 1 MONTH FREE! Qualified adult ^WASHERS . community INY0UB Lahser Road, North oil 1 MM. & DRYERS APARTMENT anaged by Kaftan Enterprises. • Senior Citl'tn Oiuounts • Frti Girigu ft • ftelixlnj Siunu • 24 Hr. MiMid Enlrinc*. Covered Catporlt • f 110«« Room -• Luih UniJsciplnj • from I6OOI0 • Lap Pool • Migflllictnt Clubtouit £600 iq.IT-' • Centra! Iwilion W'«il!iaua^^i^WJ!LM*Jh»Jl?l. 358-4954 23275 Riverildft Or. • Southfield Grand Opening (ill in *«t Ui\* H b«*«u UMH < Ti»t«r»ph Phase II OppMliUrt KsHni.G«n C*urt»' w Spacious 1 & 2 Bedroom Apartments From $555 ^ in 1600 sq/ft. where 2 walk-in «. Luxury speaks for Itself ot I Month's Weatherstone. Very private two I'm* llcnt SUMMER and three-bedroom townhome*. Formal dining rooms. ,Great Featuring: '• Uving on Forxl Lake means a spring and rooms with natural fireplaces. • Private-entrances • Individual washers/ summer of waterskiincj, sailing, \vlndsur> dryers • Carports • Microwave ovens flng, canoeing, sunning and socializing 2 mm m wmmm 6E* O&E MondayvMay 1, 1989 400 Apia. Forfont \pw« For iwnl— 400-Apl«^Foffl«nt 4pn Apt* For pant AM Aptu FnrRnnt 400 Apt*. For Rent 400 Apta. For Rent 401 Furniture Rental 402 Furnished Apte. ForRetil Crooks & Big Beaver area TROY & ROYAL OAK WESTLAND ESTATES FURNITURE FOR YOUR >. TROY TROY Presently avaSable 1 * 2 bedroom WAYNE FOREST BIRMINGHAM DOWNTOWN PRIME TROY apartments. fireplace, oak floor* Of We have (he quality ol lifestyle 6843 WAYNE 3 Room Apartment For 1 bedroom comp'-etefy ,u,n'*f^ An established apartment Rocfteiterfid. N; of Squ he laka TROY twos t Bedroom Apartment carpeting, dishwasher, heat, water, you're looking tor, al the rtgnt price (near Hod son'*) $110 Month Short lorm tease ava.tab!e. $895./ community In a convenient 3 Bedroom TOWNHOUSE Heot & w*tw Indgdod. La/oa cooKlng gas bvckt WHERE Open Until 7 p.m. 348* 1120 THEY'RE Open daily 9 a m -7 pm. Sal & Sun Noon-7pm GOING. Pjvihon Drive oH Haggcrly Rd . bctwo«n 9 « 10 M.le J L. You know what you want and where you're Windemem going, .and when you live at Franklin Park ~ 'Apartments Towers, you are definitely on the way! Shops. Farmington Hills' Testaurants, entertainment and easy access "I finallyfoun d a to all major expressways al your doorstep. Best Apartment Value townhome as Cable TV now available Do you come home to an • 1,1 and 3 bedroom apartments • Olympic sized swimming pool NEW 1 & 2 Bedroom apartment or a 75-acre estate? • Lighted tennis courts large as a home." Apartments Most apcftment living measures 600+ sq. ft. Ours measures • Clubhouse with exercise facilities "I looked long and hard to find a 2000 S /: over 3,000,000 sq. ft. Green Hit! residents enjoy a gorgeous and more sq. ft., cathedra) ceiling elegant three- From 460 -75-acre estate setting of park and woodland, peace and , If you know where you're headed, head for bedroom townhome. (Of course, I could On Halstead '/a Mile North tranquility. You're right next door to the (-275 corridor, have chosen a two or three-bedroom of Grand River Michigan's multi-billion dollar explosive growth area and Franklin Park Towers. Call or visit for the ranch.) With my own two-car attached just minutes away from 1-96, a direct route to downtown Detroit best value apartment iivall of Southlickl. garage, my own private basement and See 6ur"1- and 2-bedr6orn luxury apartmehts; terrace residence* iienftils from $475 per month. patior\Aftd-luxury touches like deluxe and country townhouses on 9 Mile, 1½ miles west of kitchens and whirlpool tubs plus land Farmington Road in Farmington Hills. scaping that I love. Nothing could get green hill me to move from Covington. Nothing." IHfAftMIHOTON HILLS .•' «0011$ pPtN OAlir 10«. MOM 47(<6W COVINGTON CLUB 356-8020 waatmtimmmmmmmmmmawmtmtawmmmB^mm OPtN Mon. • ,Frl 9 - 6; 8at. U • 3:8un. 12 • 5 Located on Franklin Hoad. north of II Mijq Koad-. 33000 Covington Club Of. • S51-2730 471-3625 In Southfield. .' CJ Managed by Kaftan Enterprises, 352-3800 "1 I :>. ;J&. — ..v.-^-.. J. mmm Monday. May 1. 1989 O&E • 7E Send you' name and address - including your zip code -- on a post card addressed to BOBfcO ISLAND OBSERVERS ECCENTRIC NEWSPAPERS mmS) 36251 Schoolcraft Road Livonia Ml 48150 We'll impartially draw names tor winners (rom your entries. BOBLO ISLAMD! IflBtti. Watch your hometown newspaper Classified sections, where we will prim winners' names. 402 Furnished Apia. 404 Houses For Rent 404 Houses For Rent 408 Duplexes For Rent 412 Townhouses* 415 Vacation Rentals 420 Rooms For Rent 432 Commercial I Retail 436 Office/Business For Rent BIRMINGHAM - .6414 Oa* H.Dj REDFORD - Beoch 4 7. 2 bedrooms, W. BLOOMFlELO wrth Cass L*ku Condos For Rent HARBOR SPRINGS CONDO. 2 bed- YOUNG professions! to share home For Rent Space SOUTHFIELO • Furnished 1 bed- One 3 bedroomss^r.s balh. fa/nHy living, dining, kitchen, garage, prrriioges. Just renovated, new ca/ room. aya-iable June. Jufy. August. m Si Clair Shores $225 per month N ROYAL'OAX Townhouse. 2 bed- BLOOMFlELO TWP. Office Space rocn apartment If immediate oc room. 1st floor laundry. aJI appli fenced ya/d. No pels $435 por Mo pet 4 paml. Lower level - 2 bed 2 wk minimum $750/per woek. prut v> utilies. 771-7417 roomj. 1½ balhs. M basement, FARMINGTON HILLS • Telegraph & Otcha/fJ Lekr» e/ea cupancy Free heal Sw-m/rung ances mduded Nea/ Oakland HOla plu.» security deposit 349-1576 room. iv> balh. IMng room, dinlnfj 733-8220 Aft 7pm 695-0519 Counuy C*jb AvaJaWe May 15 central a;r. security System, covered on 10 Mile Rd Smtes Irom 180 to..f1.-l200 avq.lt; poois Rent $580 Special »400 room, targe kitchen, garage 8 base $1500 month Ask lot Bud E^Ckson ROCHESTER HILLS - 3 bedroom, parking, no pels $875/MO HARBOR SPRINGS - 35 It E/lcson bei«een Halstead 4 Hsggerty available starling at $262 per socur.ty deposit Can 357-2503 ment. $695 plus utilities 3177 421 Living Quarters 9s.tv5pm 644-2500 brick ranch Attached ga/age Appli Orchard La»eRd 681^47H Between 9 am-5pm 689 9887 sail boat, sleeps 6. Lor an. marine ra- RETAIL SPACE ' '.. mor.th AJ seoices Included LJnder- ances, central a,r 3 yeJ/s old Res 585-2148 d.o, aulo pilot, wheel sleermg Char To-Share ; ground pa/king Ask for PatP SOUTHFIELO DEARBORN HEIGHTS - Mint 3 $1,050 pe< month 652-3404 ier by week or weekend 363-1540 1566 tfvu 4000Sq.Ft. \ 645HHS 2 bedroom furnished la/ge bedrooms. 2,Jt baths, (amity PLYMOUTH- Condo apa/tmenl. 2 AMENITIES -UodOt Hotels? Easy EXCELLENT EXPOSURE room, fireplace. Florida room, ca- ROCHESTER - RENT or buy Sharp 410 Flats bedroom t balh upper unit, close to HARBOR SPRINGS CHALET Over 1-96/275 Share 2 bedroom apa/1- [ CAffTON - 1100 so/jare feet m Utiey ment'sleeping room Pool e:c 1m- apartment. Immediate oc irvedraf 'cc.!-tig. cerjtraJ air. base- 3 bedroom ranch, ha/dwood doors BERKLEY -.1722 Princeton Upper. town $550 mo indud.ng heat Rent looking Boyne Highlands golt CERTIFIED REALTY. INC. ! Provisional Center, north of Ford med aie$325/$250 Neg 459-0117 cupancy. Knob In the menl 2',* ca/attached $l.300/mo 4 nenty panted Mutt see al $825 5 roomj. ca/peted. appliances, wilh option to buy 348-283¾ course Newty remedied, sleeps 6 ; 471-7100 ! end 1-275. Ample parking month 651-9512. work649-3205 Cat 647-6056 [Ca.1 after 3PM. 563-5272 D& H PROPERTIES 73T-4O02 share gas $44Sper montn. secunt/ A ROOMMATE SERVICE UVONLA - Schoolcraft 6 Inkster. lor Woods, .Lasher and 11 deposit After torn 377-276¾ PLYMOUTH-Wa» to lOwfi 2 bed Mile. Call 355-1460 DEARfiORN-MtS Ann A/bor Tra-1/ ROCHESTEft 2 Bedrooms with loft, room condo. aJ/. dishwasher, mi HARBOR SPRINGS on Lake Michi lease - in active shopeshg center j CLAVrSON - 2.040 *q ft othce/releJ eeech,Oafy 3 bedroom >ar REACH MICHIGAN'S FINEST MARKET 644-1070 Oakland County 591-0900 Wayne County 852-3222 Rochester/Rochester Hills nwa—w.mMKJ'wuHimmw Flats 712 Appliances 10 Antennas 123 Janitorial 412 Townhouses/Condominlums 713 Bicycles-Sale 4 Repair 12 Appliance Service 126 Jewelry Repairs 4 Clocks 413 Time Share 714 Business 4 Office Equipment 13 A/1 Work 129 Landscaping 414 Florida Rentals 715 Computers 14 Architecture T32 Lawn Mower Repair. INDEX 415 Vacation Rentals 7r6 Commercial-Industrial Equipment 15 Asphalt 135 Lawp Maintenance REAL ESTATE 416 Halls 717 Lawn./3a/den. Lawn 4 16 Asphalt Sealcoating 138 Lawn Sprinkling. 417 Residence to Exchange ' 17 Auto Cleanup 142 Linoleum FOR SALE Snow Equipment 144 419 Mobile Home Space ,, 718 Building Materials 18 Aulo4 Truck Repair Lock Service 302 Blrmlngham-Bloomlield 420 Rooms " 21 Awning's 145 Management 720 Farm Produce - Flowers. Plants 146 303 West Bloomfiefd-Orchard Lake 421 Living Quarters to Share 721 Hospital Equipment , 22 Ba/beque Repair Marble 304 Fafrulngton-Fa/mlivgton Hills 422 Wanted to Rent 24 Basement Waterproofing 147 Machinery 722 Hobbies-Coins. Stamps 146 305 Brighton. HarHand. Walled Lake 423 Wanied.to Rent-Roson Property '723 Jewelry 25 Bathtub Retinlshing , Maid Service * 424 House Sitting Service 26 Bicycle Maintenance 149 Mobile Home Service 306 Sotrthfield-Utrtrup 724 Camera and Supplies 150 307 Sooth Lyon. MiHord, Highland 425 Convalescent Nursing Homes 726 Musical Instruments 27 Brick; Stock 4 Cement Moving • Storage 426 Home Health Care 29 Boal Docks ft*Mirror s 308 RocJioster-Tfoy 727 Video Games. Tapes, Hi-Fi 155 YOU MAY PLACE A 309 Royal OaV-Oafc Park 427 Foster Care 728 VCR. TV. Stereo, Hi-Fi, 30 Bookkeeping Service Music Instruction 428 Homes for the Aged 32 Building Inspection ' 157Musi c Instrument Repair CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENT •Hunlington-Woods Tape Decks 158 310 Wixom-Comroerie-Union Lake 429 -Garages/Minl-Storage 729 CB Radios. Cellular Phones 33 8uildlrtg Remodeling New Home Services FROM 36 BurglafFIre Alarm 165 Painting - Decorating 31 \ Oakland County Homes 432 Commercial/Retail 730 Sporting, Goods • 166 8:00 A.M. - 5:30 P.M. 312 Livonia *36 0lfic«8u5iness Space 734 Trade or Sell 37 .Business Machine Repair Party Planning 39 Carpentry MONDAY-THUR8DAY 313 Canton 735 Wanted to Buy (Food-Flowers-Servtces) 314 Plymouth EMPLOYMENT, INSTRUCTION 4 1 Car pots 176 Pest Control ANDFBOM 315 Northvil!e-Novi ANIMALS 42 Carpol Cleaning 4 Dyeing 178 Photography 500 Help Wanted 8:00 A.M. - 5:00 P.M. 316 Westland-Garden City 44 Carpet Laying 4 Repair 180 Piano Tuning-Repair-Refmishing 502 HelpWanted-Denial/Medical 738 Household Pets FRIDAY 317 Redtord 52 Catering - Flowers 181 Picnic Tables 504 HefpWanied-Offlce/Clerlcal 740 Pet Services 318 Dearborn-Dearborn Heights 744 Horses. Livestock Equipment 53 Caulking 193 Plans 319 Grosse Pointe 505 Fcod-Beverage 54 Ceiling Work 200 Plastering DEADLINES 320 Homes-Wayne County 506 Hefp Wanted Sales AUTOMOTIVE/ 55 Chimney Cleaning 215 Plumbing FOR CLASSIFIED "LINERS" 321 Homes-Ltvingslon County 507 Help Wanted Part Time 56 Chimney Building 4 Repair 219 Pool Water Delivery 508 Help Wanted Domestic TRANSPORTATION 322 Homes-Macomb County 57 Christmas Trees 220 Pools MONDAY ISSUE: 5 P.M. FRIDAY 323 Homes 509 Help Wanted Coupios 800 Recreational Vehicles 58 Clock Repair 221 Porcelain Refinishing THURSDAY I88UE: S P.M. Washtenaw County 510 Sales Opportunity 802 Snowmobiles 59 Commercial Steam Cleaning 222 Printing 511 Entertainment TUE8DAY 324 Other Suburban Homes 804 Airplanes 60 Construction Equipment 223 Recreational Vehicle Service 512 Situations Wanted.. Female 325 Rea>Estate Services 806 Boats/Motors 61 Docks. Patios-, 224 Retail Hardwoods - 513 Situations Wanted. A!t real estate advertising in this newspaper s subject to the 326 Condos . Male 807 Boat Parts 4 Service 62 Doors 229 Refrigeration 514 Situations Wanted. 327 New Home Bunders , Male/Female 808 VeWcle/Boat Storage 63 Draperies 233 Roofing Federal Far Housing Act of 19&8 wh •... .:-...0.:^.-: •MttttlflttflfiHaMHMl Man>g«3 t>T K»fi»n Enlctprl>o. 35MSOO within apartment available • Pool* Tennis* Dishwasher • Ideal location • Lots of Closets only minutes Pontiac Trail between West & Beck Roads from Twelve AmERRY^lACE) Oaks Mall Dally 9 a.m.-7 p.m., Sat. 12-4 p.m. •Renlal office at Bristol Square Apartments SfiXNtt NGS Open Until 7 P.M. on Beck Road just North of Pontlac Trail Located on Warren Rd. between Wayne & Newburgh Rds. In Werttand. The difference between ^ Open Dally 9 • 6, Sunday 10 • 6 624-0004 Open Mon. • Set. 10 • 6, Sun. 12 - 6 Phone: 729*5650 ordinary and exbaordinary m BEST APARTMENT apartment living VALUE IN FARMINGTON HILLS The Apartments SENIOR Charming 1 & 2 Bedroom Spacious 1 and 2 bedrooms, CITIZENS balconies, basement laundry Apartments from '475 SPECIALl Featuring: 6 mo. & 1 yr. leases available and storage facilities, tiled on the banks Convenient lo freeways, baths shopping, and a wonderful place to come /• ;oithe; 1 and 2 business districts home to Central Air Conditioning •fiouge River bedroom Private Balcony/Patio The Location 1 & 2 bedroom Swimming Pool Near 1-75, walking distance to apartments, 2 bed Carports Available Somerset Mall, 5 minutes from Hem "OM the UWai Beautiful Landscaping Downtown Birmingham room, 1½ bath a most desirable spot Heat townhouse, air 1 and 2 Bedroom