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IN THE PAPER<br />
TODAY<br />
Benefits planned: Other fundraisers<br />
are planned to help <strong>Canton</strong><br />
teen Greg Unger, who is in need of<br />
a double-lung transplant, /2A<br />
On trial: A Garden City man<br />
faces trial in the slaying of a 25year-old<br />
man at <strong>Canton</strong> Commons<br />
Apartments. /3A<br />
COUNTY NEWS<br />
Suspending service: The<br />
SMART board of directors voted<br />
to halt bus service April 10, if<br />
Wayne; Oakland and Macomb<br />
counties don't ask voters for a<br />
property tax to support the system.<br />
/5A<br />
COMMUNITY LIFE<br />
Good show: Kathy Smith and<br />
Lorie Carlton are going to the dogs<br />
on Sunday for the annual Detroit<br />
Kennel Club'i 's benched dog show.<br />
/9A<br />
OPINION<br />
Opportunity: <strong>Canton</strong> Township<br />
has a tremendous chance to define<br />
what it will be like with the rezoning<br />
of farmland for development.<br />
Let's just hope officials don't blow<br />
it /14A<br />
SPORTS<br />
State qualifiers: Both Salem and<br />
<strong>Canton</strong> finished among the top<br />
three teams at the state gymnastics<br />
regional last Saturday, earning<br />
each a spot in this Friday's<br />
state team final at Troy High<br />
School. /1C •<br />
First step: Plymouth <strong>Canton</strong><br />
Dossed its first test in the Class A<br />
basketball tournament by clobbering<br />
Livonia Franklin Monday.<br />
/1C<br />
CREATIVE LIVING<br />
Needle art: Quilting and cross<br />
stitching are popular among the<br />
needle arts. Nowhere is that more<br />
visible than at sewing notion<br />
shops like Stitch nTime, Ltd. in<br />
Westland and Village Patchwork<br />
in Plymouth. /ID<br />
On gardening: Columnist Marty<br />
Figley talks about the benefits of<br />
having readers share their gardening<br />
tips and successes. /ID<br />
.14-1SA<br />
INDEX<br />
HERE S HOW TO REACH US<br />
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Comment Una; 31<br />
Atfirni&nf: 3 1<br />
<strong>Canton</strong>
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The Obtenvr THURSDAY. MARCH 9, 1995<br />
Communities push cable service improvement<br />
BY K m* Bum<br />
Ommcum Cahlevtaiua would<br />
haw a two u» thre* yw rharilin<<br />
for completing «»• m^or<br />
improvement*. according to uogo<br />
rng between focal<br />
CovvrmiMoL* and the csbW TV"<br />
company<br />
After bkw than a year of talks,<br />
negotiators rrpnnwntini <strong>Canton</strong>.<br />
Creator Plymouth and the aty of<br />
Northvilie ]*M «rr«k continued<br />
iwgntiaciouj on cabW TV service<br />
improvements lo be wntten in a<br />
a«w cable contract with Omni<br />
la a report to Plymouth "a City<br />
Committwn on Monday, City<br />
Manager Steve Walter* aaid On<br />
n»com *>«mer Harry Sun and Con -<br />
Unental Cable Vice President<br />
Richard Wetgand participated in<br />
the talks. Continental ia a 30- parcent<br />
silent partner in Omnicom.<br />
W altera told city commission<br />
era that Continental Cable haa<br />
entered into an agreement to buy<br />
OmnKom, *ub)«ct to a »atiafacto<br />
ry franchise renewal<br />
That the company presidents<br />
are part of negotiations is a sign<br />
the talk* are proceeding well.<br />
<strong>Canton</strong> Superviaor Tom Yack<br />
•aid.<br />
"We're cloaee than we were two<br />
months ago. the parties have nar<br />
rowed their difference* dramatically."<br />
Yack aaid. We've got the<br />
concepts on the table that are<br />
neceaaary to an agreement, but<br />
the parties need to be comfortable<br />
with the language."<br />
Walters told city<br />
ers. "At the negotiating session<br />
Thursday, they resolved all issues<br />
that remained" While Walters<br />
Benefits planned<br />
for ailing teen<br />
The community has joined<br />
forces to help <strong>Canton</strong> teen Greg<br />
Cnger who is ui need of a doublelung<br />
transplant But there's even<br />
mose in store for resident* who<br />
arant to jet involved and help<br />
raise money for the needed opera<br />
tioe this summer<br />
From noon to 4 p»m Sunday.<br />
March 12. all haircuts at regular<br />
pncee and profit* will be donated<br />
to Greg at Bo Rica, 5834 N Shel<br />
don Road. <strong>Canton</strong> Bo-Ric* will<br />
match up to $500 in donation*<br />
Twenty *tyiut* will donate their<br />
time<br />
The L'nger family. Greg and<br />
parent* Bill and Barbara, are<br />
working with Children's Organ<br />
Transplant Association I COT A)<br />
to rai*e about $100,000 for medi<br />
cal coats and costs to relocate the<br />
family to St Louis where the pro<br />
cedure will be performed.<br />
Greg was diagnosed at 6<br />
month* of age with cystic fibrosis,<br />
a genetic disease that primarily -<br />
attacks the respiratory amd dige*<br />
tree lysfima Cystic fibrosis proof<br />
mucu* in the lun«a and other<br />
organ* that suflocate and starve<br />
the'<br />
Prom 630 pm to midnight<br />
Wendaaday. March 15. the Can<br />
ton Lsona will host a Family<br />
Night of entertainment for COT A<br />
for Greg. The event will be at the<br />
UAW Hall. 48065 Michigan Ave<br />
nue, near Back Road. Food, games<br />
and a jazz-blue* and swing band<br />
will bo available Tickets are $5<br />
per parson and $15 per family. A<br />
50*0 raffle will be held<br />
for Longs" ia scheduled<br />
at 7 pjn. March 28 at the Ptym<br />
ooth Bowl. 40475 Plymouth<br />
Road. Entry foe ia $20. All pro^<br />
after<br />
• Th« linger family,<br />
Greg and parents Bill<br />
lag with Children's Orfan<br />
Transplant Association<br />
(COTA) to raise<br />
aboet $100,000 for<br />
Medical costs aod<br />
costs to relocate the<br />
family to St Loefts<br />
where the procedure<br />
will he performed.<br />
expenses to Greg. The event is<br />
sponsored by the Plymouth-<strong>Canton</strong><br />
Jaycees. For more information<br />
contact Dawn Schutxe. 981 1369.<br />
At 7 p.m. Friday. March 31. the<br />
<strong>Canton</strong> police and fire unions will<br />
•quare off again with the Detroit<br />
Red Wing* Alumni at the Plymouth<br />
Cultural Center Ice Arena.<br />
525 Farmer . Street. Plymouth.<br />
The $5 ticket* are available at the<br />
<strong>Canton</strong> fire station No. 1 at <strong>Canton</strong><br />
Center and Cherry Hill roads.<br />
During May 11-13, a total community<br />
effort involving 47 schools<br />
in the Plymouth-<strong>Canton</strong> and<br />
Wayne-Weatland school*, plus<br />
the business community, will participate<br />
in a bottle drive to raise<br />
money Contact Roaie Voroa. 455-<br />
4922. for more information.<br />
An auction of sports memorabilia<br />
is being planned for Saturday.<br />
June 3, at the VFW Hall at 7 Mile<br />
and Middlebelt in Livonia. Item*<br />
are needed for the auction. For<br />
more information or to donate<br />
item* contact Beth Gravel. (810)<br />
469 4066<br />
BERTRAM J. SPIWAK, M.D., FJLC.O.G.<br />
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Been looking for a church that will accept you?<br />
Been wondering if there n a church thai will<br />
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• After<br />
cKy of Hort>»HU last eesh<br />
Uses os csMs TV Mrvlee heproveawats to bs<br />
writtea Is s see csMe csstrsct wit* Oamteeai.<br />
Is s report to Ptyoeeth's CKy Cowsrisslea sa<br />
MoaSay, City Maaager Stevs W altars ssM OmIcow<br />
owser Harry Sart aad Costisostsl CsMe<br />
Vleo PrasMoat Richard Wolgsad participated la<br />
the talks.<br />
city commiaaionera could<br />
talk about any problems they had<br />
with the negotiations in a cloeed<br />
session, no one moved for such a<br />
"I'm satisfied with it aa<br />
presented, said Commissioner<br />
Robert Jones.<br />
According to Walters' report to<br />
city commiaaionera, some key alemenU<br />
discussed in the negotia<br />
tiona that could benefit cable TV<br />
users indude:<br />
• Provisions that Omnicom<br />
would provide service to areas not<br />
now covered in more rural areaa of<br />
Plymouth Township and <strong>Canton</strong>.<br />
Within Ave years of an agreement,<br />
service would be extended to all<br />
areas arith 10 or more hosnae within<br />
one mile. Within 10 yeara, ear<br />
vice would hove to be extended to<br />
all areas with 12 homes within a<br />
• Six months alter aa agreement,<br />
cable TV ueera wanting pay-for<br />
view service wouldn't have to pick<br />
up special equipment from Omnicom.<br />
They'd be able to call the<br />
cable company office and have the<br />
service switched on. aa neighboring<br />
cable systems do.<br />
• At leaet 77 channels would be<br />
provided within 36 months and<br />
110 channels would be provided<br />
when the system ia rebuilt with<br />
fiber optica, possibly within 36<br />
months after an agreement ia<br />
signed.<br />
• Backup power supplies would<br />
be provided and t he design of the<br />
Art contest winners earn kudos<br />
The Plymouth Community<br />
Arts Council haa announced the<br />
winners of the "Lincoln Portrait"<br />
Art contest.<br />
Ninety-seven elementary and<br />
middle school students submitted<br />
sculpture, drawing*, paintings<br />
and collages. Bach entry<br />
featured a portrait of Abraham<br />
Lincoln and was accompanied<br />
by a paragraph written by the<br />
student titled. "President Lin<br />
coin: An American Hero." The<br />
artwork waa judged according to<br />
originality, clarity of expression<br />
and ability.<br />
Cash prises of $25 went to<br />
first place winners and $10 to<br />
second-place ennners in three<br />
grade groups All others received<br />
CULTURE<br />
certificates of merit and ribbons.<br />
The following student* were<br />
winners: kindergarten through<br />
second first place: Jonathan<br />
Sandberg. second grade. Allen<br />
Elementary; second place: Jennifer<br />
Sulkowski. second grade.<br />
Ferrand Elementary: third place<br />
(tie): Max Weger. second grade.<br />
Farrand Elementary. Christy<br />
Hammond, second grade, Plymouth<br />
Christian Academy; honorable<br />
mention: Cberri Buijk, first<br />
grade. Allen Elementary; Hannah<br />
Walters, second grade.<br />
Good Shepherd Home School;<br />
Nurse midwife<br />
accepting clients<br />
The University of Michigan<br />
Hoapital* recently expanded ita<br />
nurse midwife program to the<br />
Plymouth community.<br />
Ann Garvin. M.S.. CN.M.. ia<br />
establishing a practice at the University<br />
of Michigan Health Center<br />
et Plymouth and ia accepting new<br />
client*<br />
Nurse midwives offer family<br />
planning aervkaa; preconception<br />
counseling, services during pregnancy.<br />
labor and birth, accaaa to<br />
physicians and other providers aa<br />
needed; well women gynecology<br />
care and care during the peri-<br />
The University of Michigan<br />
Plymouth Health Center is located<br />
at 9398 Ulley Road Call 459-<br />
0820 for an appointment or more<br />
information.<br />
KELLY M. JAGERS, MSW, CSW, LMFT<br />
Psychotherapist<br />
#ress Manogement • Anxiety Disorders<br />
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LAWNBOY<br />
Alex Haber, second grade. Galli •<br />
more Elementary, Joshua Van<br />
Fleteren, second grade, Plymouth<br />
Christian Academy. Kelly<br />
Brandt, first grade. Smith Elementary;<br />
Lars Bredahl, first<br />
grade, St. Peter Lutheran, and<br />
Christina Guy, first grade,<br />
Plymouth Christian Academy.<br />
Grades three to five first<br />
place: Melissa Barnes, third<br />
grade, Hulaing Elementary, second<br />
place: Brady Wright, third<br />
grade. Smith Elementary, third<br />
place (tie): Sarah Schumaker,<br />
third grade, Bird Elementary<br />
and San Galante, third grade,<br />
Hulaing Elementary, honorable<br />
mention: Sarah Belafield, fourth<br />
grade, Bird Elementary, Em ire<br />
•una<br />
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"0MT DtiMrn SUMU<br />
fiber-optic system would reduce<br />
wideepraad outages.<br />
• Plymouth city. Plymouth<br />
Townahip and Northville would<br />
get $80,000 each to equip their<br />
government board rooms for TV<br />
broadcaata. <strong>Canton</strong> would gst<br />
$325,000 to equip ita government<br />
board room and would have an<br />
squipped TV production studio in<br />
the community canter. Uae of that<br />
•tudio would be available to the<br />
other three communities, aa ia the<br />
Omnicom studio.<br />
By current negotiation. Omni<br />
com and the four communities<br />
would agree to a 10-yaar<br />
franchise.<br />
Negotiations on behalf of the<br />
four communities are headed by<br />
M unicorn, a company the govern -<br />
menu hired in bopaa of nagotiat<br />
ing better service from Omnicom<br />
Thomas, fifth grade, BenVley Elementary;<br />
Kimberly Harris,<br />
fifth grade, Plymouth Chriatian<br />
Academy. David Wright, fifth<br />
grade. Hoben Elementary.<br />
Grades six to eight first place<br />
(tie): Kelly Mack, aeventh grade.<br />
East Middle School and Steven<br />
Haradon. seventh grade. Pioneer<br />
Middle School; second place:<br />
Darren Zielinaki. seventh grade.<br />
Pioneer Middle School; third<br />
place: Stephanie Morgan, sixth<br />
grade. East Middle School; honorable<br />
mention: Hannah Eaper,<br />
sixth grade. Eaat Middle School;<br />
Janice Rodrique, sixth grade,<br />
Lowell Middle School.<br />
For more information, call the<br />
Art Center at 416-4ART.<br />
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^ NEWSPAPERS<br />
Trial ordered<br />
in killing at<br />
local complex<br />
BY JOANNE MAUHZXWBKJ<br />
8TAW Wsmcs<br />
Ths attorney for a Gtrdm City<br />
man accused of killing a 25-yearold<br />
man at <strong>Canton</strong> Commons<br />
Apartments in September 19W<br />
arjued Monday that there is<br />
nothing to link his client to the<br />
shooting.<br />
"There's absolutely no direct<br />
testimony or evidence that Mr.<br />
Warinner is the perpetrator of the<br />
murder," said attorney Ben<br />
Gonek of his client Michael Warinner,<br />
28.<br />
Despite Gonek's request for s<br />
dismissal of an open murder<br />
charge against Warinner, 36th<br />
District Court Judge John Mac-<br />
Donald bound him over for trial<br />
Monday in Detroit Recorder's<br />
Court in the Sept. 9, 1994, murder<br />
of Russell Harmon. 25, in the<br />
<strong>Canton</strong> Commons Apartments.<br />
"It is e difficult case. I don't<br />
think there's any question of<br />
that," Mac Donald said. "The<br />
court finds it really is s question<br />
of fact." If a Wayne County jury<br />
convicts Warinner, the jury will<br />
determine the degree of murder.<br />
Harmon's live-in girlfriend,<br />
Lori Warn nek, and employees<br />
with whom Warinner worked at a<br />
Pspa Romano's, testified that he<br />
wss upset about Harmon reportedly<br />
failing to return a set of darts<br />
to him.<br />
Warunek who was in the <strong>Canton</strong><br />
Commons townhouae st Haggerty<br />
and Palmer roads, testified<br />
what she heard and saw the night<br />
of the shooting. She testified she<br />
was upstairs when she heard Harmon<br />
come home from work. Her<br />
4-year-old son was downstairs<br />
watching cartoons.<br />
Warunek testified she heard a<br />
single gunshot at 10:15 p.m. She<br />
said she looked out an upstairs<br />
window and saw someone running.<br />
Warunek described the person<br />
as wearing a large curly wig<br />
and large hat.<br />
"She did not identify Mr. Warinner<br />
as the perpetrator," Gonek<br />
said in his closing argument.<br />
MscDonald detailed evidence<br />
brought forward in what Wayne<br />
County Assistant Prosecutor<br />
Robert Agacinski admitted was a<br />
circumstantial case. Warinner<br />
will continue to be held in the<br />
Wayne County Jail without bond.<br />
Thirteen witnesses testified in<br />
the two-day preliminary exam<br />
that began Priday, Feb. 24 and<br />
continued Monday, March 6.<br />
Msc Donald referred to witnesses<br />
who testified that Warinner<br />
was angry and said be wanted to<br />
kill Harmon because he had<br />
failed to return a set of darts.<br />
"The prosecutor has used the<br />
event with the darts perhaps as s<br />
motive." Gonek said, adding other<br />
possible suspects were not as extensively<br />
investigated as Warinner.<br />
But Agacinski refuted Gonek.<br />
"It ia anger likening onto death."<br />
Mac Donald also referred to testimony<br />
about a person running<br />
from the murder scene who was<br />
wearing what appeared to be a<br />
dark wig. Two wigs were found at<br />
Warinner's house by <strong>Canton</strong> police.<br />
Co-workers of Warinner's testified<br />
that he had shown them a<br />
The Observer/ THURSDAY MARCH 9, 1995<br />
BUJ. BUSLn /STATT PHOTOGSAFHEa<br />
Heoded to trial: Michael Warinner of Garden City will go to trial on an open murder charge in the shooting death<br />
of Kussell Harmon at <strong>Canton</strong> Commons Apartments in September 1994. Warinner sits with his attorney Ben<br />
Uonek at his preliminary examination in 35th District Court on Monday.<br />
.45-caliber handgun. A spent 45caliber<br />
shell was found outside<br />
the <strong>Canton</strong> Commons apartment<br />
and is the type of bullet which a<br />
Michigan State Police officer testified<br />
killed Harmon.<br />
Mac Donald also said there was<br />
evidence that showed Warinner<br />
knew where Harmon lived, despite<br />
him telling <strong>Canton</strong> Detec<br />
tive Richard Pomorski right after<br />
the shooting that he had not been<br />
in <strong>Canton</strong>. In cross-examination,<br />
Pomorski said his notes showed<br />
that Warinner said he was with<br />
his wife that night with no mention<br />
of <strong>Canton</strong>.<br />
But witness Dan Hell who testified<br />
Feb. 24, said he saw Warinner<br />
driving out of the complex<br />
the night of the murder.<br />
Neighbor Mitxi Wells testified<br />
that Warinner's wife, Julia,<br />
stopped by her <strong>Canton</strong> Commons<br />
apartment about 10 p.m. the<br />
night of the murder. About 15<br />
minutes later, Warinner entered<br />
the townhouse and wanted to<br />
leave in a hurry . /<br />
"He said he and hi* wife were<br />
partying with another couple. He<br />
said he knew the guy who wan<br />
killed. He said he had disagreed<br />
with the guy over some darts a<br />
couple weeks before he was<br />
killed," testified Doris Toucbette.<br />
who worked with Warinner.<br />
<strong>Canton</strong> police testified Monday<br />
about the murder scene and their<br />
investigation. Gonek questioned<br />
the officers whether they had<br />
other suspects. Officer Scott<br />
Hughesdon testified that a man<br />
came forward and said that Harmon<br />
had a confrontation with another<br />
man.<br />
Pomorski testified that<br />
Warunek, Harmon's girlfriend,<br />
said she didn't know who shot her<br />
4A(C) The Obsrnvr THI HSDAV MAKIH 9. 1995<br />
Clerk<br />
Old Kent Bank, uud )M plan* to<br />
continue hi* UBvolveaaent ia the<br />
community and <strong>Canton</strong> politic*<br />
Ra\*n. 21, a rvcvnt Michigan<br />
Slat* I nivvruty gradual*. «u<br />
coolant «ntfa bar first political atf<br />
fort-<br />
~1 did • lot better than I<br />
tfcoufht I would. I am quite im<br />
prvaeed with tha number of p#o<br />
pie who came out and avpfMftad<br />
me." aaid Raven, who K*» a dou<br />
hia augur in political theory and<br />
aocial relations.<br />
Bennett, 41, chairwoman of the<br />
<strong>Canton</strong> Hi alone District Com<br />
IBIMMO, aaid she Urjeted sheen<br />
tee votats — who cast 2,439 of the<br />
total ballots — for the prmm<br />
with mailings and phone calls<br />
A disappointed Shufoldt said<br />
he would have done some thing*<br />
differently "I think I would have<br />
taken more time to get better or<br />
ganized and round up campaign<br />
finance* " At the start of the race.<br />
Shufoldt «aid he would run •<br />
grassroots, campaign, financed<br />
St. Pat from page IA<br />
School, consider* her selection a<br />
high honor "Since I was 5 years<br />
old. I've been involved in Insh<br />
culture It's very important to,<br />
roe." said Allen, who performed a<br />
traditional, hard shoe treble ;ig<br />
for her presentation<br />
"1 saw the Maid of Erin<br />
pageant when 1 was 7, and I always<br />
liked pageants I thought it<br />
would be fun. a good experience,<br />
and that it would give me confidence<br />
I like to represent thing*<br />
and be a leader ~<br />
What Allen enjoys most about<br />
-T presenting the Insh during<br />
March — stops will include J P<br />
McCarthy's WJR radio show st<br />
the Fox Theater St Patrick s Day<br />
morning. Wayne County Execu<br />
trve Ed McNamara's St. Patrick's<br />
ball, and the parade — is promot<br />
ing Insh culture.<br />
"I think the Irish have some<br />
thing special in their culture It's<br />
lively, fun and unique. And the<br />
whole culture is embodied in<br />
dance." said Allen, who played<br />
flute with the national champion<br />
Plymouth-<strong>Canton</strong> Marching<br />
With the Maid of Enn and<br />
Court Alleo also will attend<br />
Mass at Holy Tnnity Church St<br />
Land<br />
from page IA CANTON PUBLIC LIBRARY: NEWS AND NOTES<br />
from page IA<br />
This is what we want to achieve<br />
We are ftving the owners an incentive<br />
for them to come in and<br />
change it" Goulet aaid.<br />
Additionally, township officials<br />
believe the corners targeted for<br />
commercial are too close to each<br />
other. "At one time these may<br />
have been projected to be appropriate."<br />
Goulet said. "The market<br />
over 20 years has determined<br />
where it's easier to shop.**<br />
The following corners will be<br />
for amendments to<br />
master land use plan<br />
• Southeast corner of Joy and<br />
Sheldon roads currently deaig<br />
naiad aa local shopping and pro-<br />
1,000 Sq Pt- # 349<br />
WWW [<br />
mostly by himself<br />
Heading into the April general<br />
election. Bennett said she will<br />
concantrata on s number of is<br />
sues, including managing growth,<br />
both from a planning and finan<br />
ctal standpoint<br />
"We have to make sure eesen<br />
tisJ service* ar* secure." Bennett<br />
said, referring to a time in the fu<br />
lure when growth, which the<br />
township is capturing, slows<br />
down<br />
"The way we plan the commu<br />
nity in terms of diversity of boua<br />
ing, a strong industrial base and<br />
building that u high quality, is<br />
what keeps us a vital communi<br />
ty." said Bennett, a veteran<br />
teacher of severely and multiply<br />
impaired youngsters in the Ponti<br />
*c School District.<br />
Raven said she plans to tone in<br />
on the road improvement bond is<br />
sue and library expansion and renovation.<br />
both issues which she<br />
supports "1 drove down Lilley tonight<br />
and it was like a pond." she<br />
added<br />
Patrick s I>ay in Corktown She<br />
will march in the procession with<br />
Adam Cardinal Maida and<br />
priests from parishes throughout<br />
metropolitan Detroit<br />
A student at the Plymouth<br />
based Tim O Hare School of Irish<br />
Dancing since she was 5. Allen<br />
competed for 13 years, despite<br />
breaking her ankle while dancing<br />
six times<br />
Allen is working toward s degree.<br />
in secondary education,<br />
studying political science and and<br />
English at the University of<br />
Michigan Dearborn She hopes to<br />
leach in the Plymouth <strong>Canton</strong><br />
school district.<br />
"I would love to teach at <strong>Canton</strong><br />
or Salem high school 1 really<br />
like that school." said Allen, also<br />
an accomplished pianist "1 think<br />
they provide a lot of great oppor<br />
runities for kids. There are a lot of<br />
really good teachers there, and I<br />
hope I erill be a good teacher,<br />
too '<br />
A legal *ecretar> at the Baker<br />
House. Allen is the daughter of<br />
Kenneth and Mary Rita Dan*her<br />
Alien. She has two brothers. Michael.<br />
26. and Patrick. 25.<br />
Co-chainng this year's Maid of<br />
Erin pageant were Bridie and<br />
To® Plynn of Livonia.<br />
local shopping and propoeed for<br />
local shopping-office. The designation<br />
is part of the Carriage<br />
Hills PUD. The parcel east of the<br />
corner is designated local shopping<br />
and propoeed as medium<br />
density residential. This is part of<br />
the Willow Creek Bed and Breakfast<br />
• Southwest comer of Warren<br />
and Lilley roads: designated as local<br />
shopping and proposed as<br />
high-density residential. This is<br />
part of the Willow Creek PUD.<br />
• Southwest corner of Lilley and<br />
Cherry Hill roads: designated as<br />
local shopping and recommended<br />
as medium-high density residential.<br />
This is part of the Cherry<br />
Hill PUD<br />
• Northwest corner of Haggerty<br />
and Palmer roads: designated as<br />
shopping and propoeed<br />
aa medium-high density<br />
reeiftsnrial This ia part of the<br />
Century Ferme PUD.<br />
The following are some news<br />
and noCaa from the <strong>Canton</strong> <strong>Public</strong><br />
<strong>Library</strong>.<br />
MAINT; PAINING A PEACE-<br />
FUL HOME Judith Wants of<br />
Wise Mothers. Inc.. will present a<br />
workshop from 7-9 pm Monday,<br />
March 27, at the library meeting<br />
room which will aaaist parents in<br />
creating a peaceful family community<br />
by learning skills of affir<br />
mat ion, communication and conflict<br />
resolution This program will<br />
be helpful to parents regardless of<br />
the age of their children. Regialration<br />
begins 9:30 am. by phone or<br />
in person Monday, March 20.<br />
this mighty epic that recreates the<br />
Emerald Isle t struggle for independence.<br />
"Trinity" ia a saga of<br />
the triumphs and tragedies of a<br />
beleaguered people divided by religion<br />
and wealth<br />
FREE TAX HELP IRS repre<br />
sentativea will be here to help you<br />
fill out your federal tax return<br />
from 6-8 p.m. Thursday, March<br />
16. 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Saturday,<br />
March 18, and April 8. at the library<br />
meeting- room. Bring your<br />
W-2 statements, records of interest,<br />
dividends, tips, contributions,<br />
and other pertinent records.<br />
The library has the commonly-<br />
EVENING BOOK DISCUS- used federal, state, and city of De<br />
SIONS: The Friends of the Can- troit forms available. Registration<br />
ton <strong>Public</strong> <strong>Library</strong> coordinate and is required and space is limited.<br />
boat the monthly informal book Individual assistance is on a first<br />
discussions held at 7 p m Mon come, first-served basis as deter-<br />
day. March 20, in the library mined by sign-in time on the day<br />
meeting room. No registration is of your session Registration be-<br />
required. Trinity, by Leon Una, is gins after 9:30 a.m. Wednesday,<br />
the book selected by the group for March. 1, by phone or in person.<br />
discussion Ireland comes alive in INTERNET<br />
• Introductory sessions on the<br />
Internet are being offered to patrons<br />
who would like U> know how<br />
U> access the "Information Superhighway."<br />
The half-hour orientation<br />
covers how to fog-in, ha<br />
sic commands, and a brief tour of<br />
the menus and submenus. The<br />
sessions are designed for patrons<br />
with little or no previous exposure<br />
to the Internet. For dates, times,<br />
and sign-up, call 397-0999.<br />
• A librarian will take you<br />
through the library, answer your<br />
questions, and point out special<br />
collections. Meet at the reception<br />
desk at 8 p.m. Tours are offered<br />
on the last Thursday of every<br />
month No registration is neces<br />
sary<br />
• Hours sre 9:30 a.m. 9 p.m.<br />
Monday through Thursday. 9.30<br />
a.m.-6 p.m. Friday and Saturday,<br />
and noon 5 p.m. Sunday.<br />
FOR YOUNG ADULTS<br />
ONLY:<br />
• Let your ears do the reading for<br />
a change Pamper yourself by listening<br />
to wonderful literature<br />
being read to you. The library carries<br />
many full-text classics and<br />
contemporary fiction auitable for<br />
your age. Audiocaaeette title*<br />
such as "The Lord of the Flies,"<br />
"A Tree Grows in Brooklyn," and<br />
"To Kill A Mockingbird" are<br />
some of the favuritee.<br />
• Do you know that the latest<br />
M01S (Michigan Occupational<br />
Information System) version is<br />
available on our computer? You<br />
can use this to explore various career<br />
options and their educational<br />
requirements. Ask a librarian to<br />
shim you how to use it<br />
• Are you aware that the library<br />
owns some of the best YA nonftction<br />
aeries aimed at student*<br />
doing homework/writing reports 7<br />
They include "Opposing<br />
Viewpoints," " Encyclopedia of<br />
Health." "Information Plua,"<br />
"Supreme Court Decisions" and<br />
"Current Controversies."<br />
Judge will return to practicing law<br />
By KCM.N Bkown<br />
ST*** M'UTU<br />
Marvin Stempien of Plymouth<br />
has served as a Wayne County<br />
circuit judge and as majority lead<br />
er in the state House<br />
But Judge Stempien. who ia re<br />
signing his seat on the court effec<br />
tive April 1. said he's moat proud<br />
of being an attorney. "I've always<br />
been proud of. the fact that as a<br />
member of the bar I've worked in<br />
the law in a lot of different capao<br />
ties," said Stempien. 61.<br />
"Despite lawyers being<br />
perceived by the public as somewhere<br />
just below used car salesmen.<br />
lawyers in every society pro<br />
tect individuals rights, acting as<br />
advocate* for dkdinary people to<br />
protect, us from tyranny," he said.<br />
Stempien. who calls himself a<br />
liberal, said he's concerned about<br />
society's swing to the right. "Society<br />
is saying we have to limit peo<br />
gles rights, there is a rush to lim<br />
it substantive rights without careful<br />
consideration of how that<br />
impacts on millions of peoples'<br />
opportunity to be heard." he said.<br />
A current bill introduced in tl^<br />
state Legislature "gives police<br />
subpoena power in felony cases<br />
that has not been allowed since<br />
the days of the Sheriff of Nottingham,"<br />
Stempien said. "We<br />
learned long ago you don't give<br />
unfettered ;>ower to police, you<br />
have to have some sort of citizen<br />
control."<br />
Stempien was the first judge<br />
appointed to the circuit court by<br />
Gov. James Bianchard, in 1983.<br />
Before that, he was elected three<br />
times to the state Legislature,<br />
representing Livonia anil North<br />
vi lie.<br />
Some high profile cases Stem<br />
pien ruled on included the 1986<br />
challenge to the city of Dearborn<br />
ordinance that closed city parks<br />
to non residents. Stempien de<br />
clared the ordinance was invalid<br />
under the state Constitution, and<br />
the decision was upheld by the<br />
Michigan Supreme Court<br />
During the investigation of De<br />
troit Police Chief William Hart<br />
for embeszlement, Stempien<br />
ruled the department's secret service<br />
fund should remain, secret<br />
under the Freedom of Information<br />
Act because of dangers to ongoing<br />
criminal investigations and inve*<br />
tigs tors.<br />
In 1990, he was named one of<br />
the 25 "Most Respected Judges in<br />
Michigan" by subscribers of<br />
Michigan Lawyers Weekly.<br />
On leaving the bench, Stempien<br />
said, "It's time to get a respite<br />
from the constant stress of deal<br />
ing with human conflict and misery<br />
I'm proud and pleased with<br />
my record of public service over<br />
the years, but I'm happy to move<br />
on to new professional challenges<br />
"<br />
Stempien, who has practiced as<br />
an attorney 22 years, will return<br />
to law practice. He's joining the<br />
Southfield-based law firm<br />
Sommere. Schwartz. Silver and<br />
Schwartz. He expects to take on<br />
trial work and work as a mediator<br />
He plans to begin work in private<br />
practice immediately upon leav<br />
Author and TV personality<br />
makes appearance at store<br />
By Barbara Orro<br />
Sruui Winn<br />
"The Price ia„ Right" game<br />
show hostess, model-turned author<br />
Janice Pennington, spent the<br />
early afternoon on Feb 27 in<br />
Livonia autographing copies of<br />
her national best-aalling book.<br />
"Husband, Lover. Spy."<br />
Pennington made her autographing<br />
eppearance at The Book<br />
Connection store in Livonia. The<br />
book deals with Pennington'a 17 -<br />
year search for her first husband,<br />
Fritx Stammberger, a skilled<br />
mountain climber who eventually<br />
was revealed to be an espionage<br />
agent after his sudden disappearance<br />
while on • climbing ezpedi •<br />
tion in 1975 on the Afghan, Pakistani<br />
and Russian border.<br />
Pennington's book details the<br />
endless search through a national<br />
and international paper trail with<br />
tripe to Afghanistan and Ruaaia<br />
to meet foreign diplomats in an<br />
effort to discover her husband's<br />
whereabouts or it in fact, he was<br />
still alive.<br />
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appointments. "I'm behind you 100 percent" Mr.<br />
Illinsworth told the board.<br />
Bill McMaster of Birmingham, director of Michigan<br />
Taxpayers United, was the only speaker to oppose<br />
the millage.<br />
"On 13 Mile Road there are these huge whita elephant<br />
buses running empty, serving no purpose I<br />
can see," he said. "Let's cut this devil down, and if it<br />
ia supposed to be filling a need, privatise it"<br />
"Did Brooks pay you to say that?" shouted someone<br />
from the audience.<br />
In Wayne County, Executive Edward McNamara<br />
and Livonia Mayor Robert Bennett support the<br />
0.33-mill proposal.<br />
The 0.33 mill would raise sbout $10.7 million in<br />
Oakland County, about $6 million in Macomb<br />
County and about $7.9 million in suburban Wayne<br />
County (Detroit Mayor Dennia Archer has declined<br />
to participate because Detroit has ita own bus system).<br />
The lesser figure would raise sbout $8 million in<br />
Oakland County, sbout $3,8 million in Macomb<br />
County and about $6.9 million in suburban Wayne<br />
County.<br />
For the owner of a $100,000 house, the added annual<br />
tax would be $16.67 with 0.33 mill, $12.60 with<br />
0.25 mill.<br />
Average weekday ridership on SMART buses has<br />
increased'from 27,700 in the first quarter of 1993 to<br />
more than 33,200 in the last quarter of 1994.<br />
Both parties praise tax cuts<br />
By Tim Richard<br />
STurr Warm*<br />
lawmakers of both parties<br />
found aatiafaction as they com<br />
pleted work on $186 million in tax<br />
cuts by March 1, just 13 days psst<br />
the one-month desdline set by<br />
Gov. John Engler.<br />
"Families snd job providers<br />
will reap significsnt benefit from<br />
•these tax cuts," said House Taxation<br />
Committee chair Willia Bullard<br />
Jr.. R-Milford, emphasising<br />
the effects on both business and<br />
individuals.<br />
Bullard guided the package<br />
through the House, which sometimes<br />
refused to concur in Senate<br />
amendments, and through the<br />
House-Senate conference committee.<br />
'Our efforts were geard toward<br />
the middle class," said Rep. Kirk<br />
Profit D-Ypeilanti. whoae district<br />
includes Salem Township. The<br />
ranking minority member on the<br />
House panel sdded, "We schieved<br />
thoae efforts through the tuition<br />
credit and the higher (personal)<br />
exemption."<br />
Some House Democrats snd a<br />
few Republicans, however, voted<br />
against the income tax cut bill.<br />
Senate Bill 237 allows residents<br />
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to claim s 4 percent credit for undergraduste<br />
tuition and fees paid<br />
to Michigan community colleges<br />
and universities. The colleges<br />
must limit tuition hikes to the<br />
rate of consumer price inflation<br />
for residents to obtain the income<br />
tax credit. The credit may be<br />
claimed for juat four years.<br />
SB 237 was adopted on a 58-45<br />
vote that split the two parties.<br />
Observer area Republicans voting<br />
yes: Gerry Law of Plymouth<br />
Township. James Ryan of Redford<br />
Township. Deborah Whyman<br />
of <strong>Canton</strong> Township.<br />
Democrats voting yes: Eileen<br />
DeHart of Westland, Thomas<br />
Kelly of Wsyne.<br />
Republicans voting no: Lyn<br />
Bankes of Redford Township and<br />
Jan Dolari of Farmington Hills.<br />
A few House Democrats held<br />
out unsuccessfully as the House<br />
spproved 76-26 s cut in the single<br />
business tax (SBT). Senate Bill<br />
235 cut unemployment insurance<br />
and workers compensation from<br />
the base onwhich SBT ia figured.<br />
Republicans voting yes: Bankes<br />
of Redford, snd Dot an of Farmington<br />
Hills, Law of Plymouth.<br />
Ryan of Redford. Whyman of<br />
<strong>Canton</strong>.<br />
Democrat* voting no: DeHart of<br />
Westland and Kelly of Wayne.<br />
Houae Democrats withheld<br />
enough votes to keep a cut in the<br />
intangibles tax from taking immediate<br />
effect. Houae Bill 4233 increases<br />
the intangibles tax exemption<br />
from $6,000 to $8,000 for<br />
singles snd from $10,000 to<br />
$16,000 for couples.<br />
Here is Bullard's outline of<br />
other bills that passed with large<br />
majorities:<br />
• HB 4231, raising the personal<br />
income tax exemption from $2,100<br />
to $2,400 this year snd to $2,500<br />
in 1997. An additional $250 will<br />
be added to the exemption if 1995<br />
state revenues exceed estimates by<br />
$80 million.<br />
a HB 4232. indexing the income<br />
tax exemption to inflation starting<br />
in 1998.<br />
e HB 4230, eliminating social security<br />
contributions from the single<br />
business tax base.<br />
• Sb 29. exempting intangible<br />
property from real and personal<br />
property taxes.<br />
a SB 233, repealing the intangibles<br />
tax in 1998.<br />
Gov. John Engler either has<br />
signed or is expected to sign all<br />
bills.<br />
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Steamed rice over kidney bean<br />
chili, coleslaw, low-salt sal tine<br />
cracker, fresh banana, and milk.<br />
Thursday<br />
Corned U-t-f with mustard<br />
Additional doees of diphtheria,<br />
pertussis, tetanus and<br />
polio vaccines ars required if the<br />
•oriea was administered when the<br />
child waa under 4 yearn old. Immunisations<br />
are available from<br />
physicians or may be ob-<br />
tained free of charge from the<br />
Wayne County Health Depart<br />
ment located on Marriman Road<br />
ne«t Michigan Avenue in Wayne.<br />
The phooe number for the Wayne<br />
County Health Department- ia<br />
467-3319.<br />
broadcasts for years and thia ia an<br />
outgrowth of that," said Keith.<br />
"Both Dave Lagg (WOVI Station<br />
Manager) and I am excited<br />
about this because it providee<br />
students with a new learning opportunity,"<br />
he said.<br />
WSDP will also broadcast the 7<br />
pjn. game between Plymouth<br />
<strong>Canton</strong> and Livonia Churchill.<br />
WSDP's broadcasts are sponsored<br />
by Learning for Everyone of<br />
<strong>Canton</strong> and Wordbouee Financial<br />
Planning and Education of Plymouth.<br />
sauce, parsley potatoes, cabbage,<br />
sugar cookie, rye roll with<br />
margarine and milk.<br />
Fndav<br />
Manicotti shells, ells, tomato to I sauce,<br />
Italian blend vegetables, tossed<br />
salad with dressing, tropical<br />
fruit, Italian bread with margarine<br />
and milk.<br />
This is the house<br />
that Jack built.<br />
Conventional New Home Construction<br />
(annual heating, cooling and water<br />
heating costs)<br />
Natural Gas $1,270<br />
Fuel Oil ; $1,730<br />
Propane 41,980<br />
Servicaa for Donald Arthur Mont<br />
gomery, 68, of <strong>Canton</strong> Township<br />
were Saturday, March 4, at St.<br />
Peter's Evangelical Lutheran<br />
Church with the Rev. Peter Berg<br />
officiating. Burial was in Glen<br />
Eden Cemetery. .<br />
Ha waa born Nov. 19,1926, \n<br />
Detroit, and died Wedneeday,<br />
March 1, in <strong>Canton</strong> Townahip. He<br />
worked at Chryalar Corp. m a design<br />
engineer at the Highland<br />
Park plant for 26 years. He came<br />
to the Plymouth ( anion Community<br />
in 1967 from Detroit. He was<br />
a member of St. Peter's Evangelical<br />
Lutheran Church, UM Federation<br />
of Muaic, Detroit and Ann<br />
Arbor Musicians Guild and the<br />
VJP.W. Poet No. 6696. He served<br />
in World War II aa a military policeman<br />
in the Philippines. He<br />
graduated from Henry Ford Community<br />
College and studied music<br />
for one year at Purdue Univer<br />
sity in Indiana Montgomery<br />
played piano and accordion for<br />
weddings and other social gatherings.<br />
He played at the Rooster<br />
Tail in Detroit with many famous<br />
people.<br />
' He is survived by bis wife, Diana<br />
of <strong>Canton</strong>; children: Sharon<br />
McGee of Redford, Franklin<br />
Montgomery of Florida, Steven<br />
Montgomery of Livonia, Nancy<br />
McFarland of Plymouth, Paul<br />
Montgomery of Detroit, Douglas<br />
Montgomery of South Lyon, David<br />
Montgomery of Liberty, Ka<br />
thy Stapleton of Plymouth; 26<br />
grandchildren; three great-grand<br />
children.<br />
Memorials may be made to<br />
Hospice of Washtenaw.<br />
OBITUARIES<br />
VNUTN<br />
Services for Violet Faunas, 69, of<br />
Plymouth were Wedneeday,<br />
March 8, at Our Lady of Good<br />
CouneeJ Church with the Rev.<br />
John Sullivan officiating.<br />
She waa born Aug 20,1936, in ,<br />
Clyde, Ohio, and died Saturday,<br />
March 4, in Ann Arbor.<br />
She waa a teacher and homemaker.<br />
She came to the Plymouth<br />
community ia 1967 from Ohio.<br />
She waa a member of Our Lady of<br />
Good Couneel Church and the<br />
Catholic Central Mother's Club.<br />
She graduated from Kant State<br />
University with a bachelor of ad<br />
ence degree in education and from<br />
Bowling Green State University<br />
with a master's dares. She<br />
taught first grade at Atkinson Elementary<br />
School in Frameat,<br />
Ohio, from 1968 to 1966, and at<br />
Lady Bird Elementary in Tallahaaaee,<br />
Fla., in 1966, and at Iabiater<br />
Elementary School 1967 to<br />
I960. Since 1969, aha devoted her<br />
time to raising her four children.<br />
She ia survived by her husband.<br />
William Faunce of Plymouth;<br />
children, Shawn Faunce of Fairfez,<br />
Va., Jean nine Faunce of <strong>Canton</strong>,<br />
Derrick Faunce of Plymouth,<br />
John Faunce of Plymouth; siater,<br />
Marvel Cherry of Frsemont, Ohio;<br />
brothers, John Golembiowski of<br />
Clyde, Ohio, Vincent Golembiowski<br />
of Clyde, Ohio, and<br />
Ronald Golembiowaki of Hedges<br />
ville, W.Va.<br />
Memorials may be made to the<br />
Capuchin Monastery Soup Kitch<br />
en. Legionaries of Christ or Baailian<br />
Fathers at Catholic Central.<br />
This is the house that<br />
Jack should've built.<br />
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KAREN MEIER<br />
True meaning<br />
of sticky mess<br />
I say<br />
stuff should last. Stuff like cars and lawnmowers<br />
and lunch boxes. These things<br />
shouldn't break. At least not for a long time.<br />
But Tony's lunch bo* did break — the very day<br />
1 bought it The hook closure thingamajig<br />
snapped off The lunch bo* was now a piece of<br />
junk. My son's lunch was doomed to fall out on<br />
the street where a bus would come by and squish<br />
it Hat<br />
But then I remembered we had Su.per Glue in<br />
the junk drawer.<br />
I got down to work I squeezed the closure<br />
thingamajig with one hand and then with the<br />
other I squeezed two drops of glue out of the tube<br />
That ought to do it I slipped my thumb and two<br />
fingers away from the repair site Tony called out<br />
to me, "Don't glue your fingers together."<br />
"Very funny. Tony." I told him "I'm not a<br />
nitwit Give your poor mother a little credit, will<br />
yar<br />
Trying to ease my thumb and two fingers<br />
away from the other I muttered. "AJl right, so I'm<br />
a nitwit.*<br />
"What'd you say Mom 1 "<br />
"I said, 'I can't believe this stiff bonda so instantly!"<br />
My voice rose to a shoot. "Isn't there a<br />
grace period for this goop?"<br />
The answer waa no. Super Glue hita your akin<br />
H<br />
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<strong>Canton</strong> (Dbseruer<br />
COMMUNITY LIFE<br />
INSIDE:<br />
Bridal Registry, Page 11A<br />
Editorials, Page 14A<br />
It's a dog day at the DKC<br />
• Kathy Smith and Lorie<br />
Carlton are going to the<br />
dogs on Sunday. It's the<br />
annual Detroit Kennel<br />
Club's benched dog show,<br />
a great place for future<br />
dog owners to find out<br />
more about their favorite<br />
breeds.<br />
BY CHRISTINA FUGCO<br />
NTAJT WajTKK<br />
Kathy Smith of<br />
<strong>Canton</strong> juat can't<br />
take her Newfoundlands<br />
anywhere<br />
Kids rambunctiously<br />
play with<br />
her dogs, which look<br />
like giant teddy bears, whenever she<br />
takes them to visit schoola.<br />
They can't go to the beach with<br />
her because if they see children<br />
splashing around in the water, their<br />
natural instincts would tell them to<br />
save them<br />
"They'd stress out; they're that<br />
noble," she said.<br />
One place she can take her Newfoundlands<br />
is the 77th annual Detroit<br />
Kennel Club Dog Show at Cobo<br />
Conference Center in Detroit Sunday.<br />
March 12.<br />
Smith, a breeder who raises Newfoundlands<br />
at Hickory Ridge in <strong>Canton</strong>.<br />
has participated in the show<br />
since 1987. She said the Cobo show<br />
has one advantage over other<br />
shows.<br />
"The Cobo show has a lot to offer."<br />
she said. They have rare dogs<br />
from all over."<br />
"The bert thing about Cobo is<br />
they're benched there. They're there<br />
the entire day."<br />
Lorie Carlton, who breeds<br />
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"Those (spectators) especially<br />
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see the activities that they can get<br />
involved with. The vendors that are<br />
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bringing eight dogs to the show.<br />
Seeing and viaiting with the dogs,<br />
who are benched 8 a.m -6 p.m., ia im-<br />
portant for people who are considering<br />
buying a certain breed of dog,<br />
Carlton and Smith aaid.<br />
"People who are really looking for<br />
a dog (can) go there and see them.<br />
They can get an overall picture of<br />
what's involved with each dog. Once<br />
they learn about it, maybe it's not the<br />
dog for them, maybe they shed too<br />
much or drool too much," Smith said.<br />
Smith makes sure that potential<br />
owners learn all they can about<br />
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'Teddy bear': Dog<br />
breeder Kathleen<br />
Smith of<br />
<strong>Canton</strong> shows<br />
one of her Newfoundlands,<br />
3 ^year-old<br />
Aquarius, to<br />
Kourtney<br />
Alspach, 3,<br />
during a recent<br />
visit to the<br />
Bentley Center<br />
in Livonia.<br />
chased.<br />
"It's a good place to get potential<br />
puppy people. I'm real picky. 1 don't<br />
sell dogs to sell dogs. I don't have<br />
many puppies," she added.<br />
Her Newfoundlands, Smith said,<br />
are always popular with kida.<br />
"There's like 100 kids falling all<br />
over the Newfoundlands, and the<br />
dogs are licking their faces." Smith<br />
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HI! I've<br />
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lM- Perhape I might be able to wise, remain with her for long pe-<br />
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routine reflects an organised<br />
"We have some women coming CrW Interiors, who will be han-<br />
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tng to after five fashions The<br />
mind Work is performed with<br />
to their 20th fashion show in a dling the decorations for the an-<br />
•oaallty. I think it b really lm- difficult for her to toes off lightly.<br />
fashions are by Crowley's of Livo- row," Hetlenga said. "1 didn't nual benefit.<br />
ba<br />
precision snd she deeires accuraaMoportaat<br />
to know a lot about Friction is alao noted here.<br />
nia Mall and The Icing of Twelve know we'd had that many "<br />
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Oaks Mall in Novi Makeup and This is the first time Hellenga. in conjunction with the fashion<br />
ways wanted<br />
Our writer sppeara to be living<br />
with youraelf, of oourae.<br />
This woman may be a little un-<br />
hairstyles anil be by Carole Kes a board member, and Thompson show Prize* include a diamond<br />
•y handwriting<br />
in the shadow of some unresolved<br />
Anyway, thank you for your<br />
sure of herself at timee. Her need<br />
sler Gilt of the Mane Connection. have worked on the fashion show cocktail ring from C. Louise<br />
analyzed. So I<br />
parental problems. It may well be<br />
time and cooalderatioa and<br />
for security ia strong She seems<br />
A staple of the fashion show, Both admit that the job has been Jewelers, a wvjekend at a condom-<br />
figured I would<br />
that her home life was not at-<br />
keep up the wonderful column<br />
to alternate between feelings of<br />
seven CC mothers and their sons "abrweae."<br />
inium in Petoaky. hotel packages<br />
write.<br />
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work.<br />
exhilaration and doubt. She can<br />
and CC principal Pather Joe Mof "Actually it hasn t been horri and dinner gift certificatea to<br />
I am 23 yean<br />
haps an atmosphere of strictness become enthusiastic about s<br />
L.R.,<br />
tall will be featured on the run hie. " said Thompson. "We have a name a few. Tickets are $1 each or<br />
and right-<br />
may have outweighed love and project or relationship. However,<br />
Livonia<br />
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lot "of wonderful people working su for $5 and winners need not be<br />
handed. I'm not really sure<br />
tenderness.<br />
ahe may have difficulty sustain tain things but might be hard-<br />
Tickets are priced at $37 each on it and that's made our job present to win.<br />
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Seemingingly, she is reaching ing this hopeful attitude for expressed to explain just how she<br />
Aa we study today's handwrit-<br />
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Reservations must be made by<br />
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March 13 by sending a check,<br />
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<strong>Canton</strong> has zoning opportunity<br />
<strong>Canton</strong> Tim iiihip has a tremendous opportunity<br />
to :he tone for * hat i'anton<br />
Will look like AS development<br />
move? to thr western portion of thr township<br />
Let 's hop* township officials take that opportunity<br />
io zone out strip malls and retain<br />
some of the natural landscape and wetlands<br />
Two of the most often heard complaints ia<br />
I anion ar*- that there are too many strip<br />
malls and that the natural beauty which attracted<br />
manv residents to <strong>Canton</strong> is disappearing<br />
-<br />
Prv-^r zoning and development arv the keys<br />
to those ;ssues Township officials pay lip service<br />
to such issues, but those beliefs will be put<br />
to ihe te-s: on April 19 when the re zoning of<br />
680 acre- of farmland west of FW-ck Road a imes<br />
before the I anton Planning Commission<br />
Residents who are concerned about too<br />
man> stnp malls and the destruction of the<br />
natural .andscape by homes and lawns should<br />
attend the meeting to voice their concerns<br />
Also, at a later date there will be hearings<br />
on the rezoning of an additional 300 acres to<br />
the west of Beck Road That property is located<br />
>oulh of the Stuart Fartoer acreage and<br />
south of (ieddes Road<br />
Ir the look of newer subdivisions under construction<br />
along (, anton Center Road is anv evidence.<br />
there is reason for concern about what<br />
development is doing to the landscape While<br />
the homes are larger and on large-sized lots<br />
and there aren t any stnp malls on the corner,<br />
the land use has created a desert as far as<br />
• Residents who are concerned<br />
about too many strip malls and the<br />
destruction of the natural landscape<br />
by homes and lawns should<br />
attend the April 19 meeting to<br />
voice their concerns.<br />
w ildlile and aesthetics are concerned.<br />
1-arge. tfreen lawns may look stately, but<br />
produce nothing but grass clippings that must<br />
be disposed of in landfills or mulched To<br />
maintain them, tons of chemical fertilizer is<br />
needed<br />
Also, subdivisions chew up the small wetland<br />
areas relied on by w ildfowl Although not<br />
large. the\ do provide stopping spots for ducks<br />
and gees«-<br />
When it comes to aesthetics., leaving some<br />
open, wild areas in a subdivision does prov ide a<br />
relief from the sight of (jreen lawns and homes<br />
However, the acid test is the money issue<br />
There is some hope that open space will be<br />
provided As one <strong>Canton</strong> official put it "The<br />
cost of tift*homes w ill depend on the land and<br />
dev elopment costs They will provide open<br />
space so you probably w ill /et some more ex<br />
pensive homes "<br />
That means the consumer is willing to pav<br />
for a natural landscape So now it's up to <strong>Canton</strong><br />
Township planning officials to see that the<br />
farmland is developed in a way that retains<br />
some of the natural beauty and doesn't become<br />
just another subdivision<br />
Keep up efforts to improve air<br />
Now we know it can be done And we<br />
also know we ve got to keep doing it<br />
The air is cleaner in southeastern<br />
Michigan, according to a federal directive, and<br />
the region can drop plan* for stricter vehicle<br />
tailpipe pollution testing<br />
The full seven-county region, which include*<br />
Oakland and western Wayne counties,<br />
was redesignated recently to "attainment"<br />
statu*. which means it has not exceeded fed<br />
ermi limits for ozone smog levels four or more<br />
times in any single year for the past three<br />
years<br />
That s wonderful news After almost 17<br />
years of effort by business, government and<br />
the citizenry southeastern Michigan has been<br />
officially designated as being in compliance.<br />
with clean-air standards for ground-level<br />
ozone, the primary component of smog<br />
This success is why we're urging the continuation<br />
— and possibly even the expansion —<br />
of the current vehicle emission inspection program<br />
Most southeast Michigan drivers are<br />
required to have their emissions tested yearly.<br />
Currently, the test is waived for new vehicles<br />
and old ones over a certain age Older<br />
cars should be tested too. we think.<br />
Yea. we know that many residents, and<br />
even some auto industry insiders, consider<br />
this teat to be ineffective as well aa a hopeless<br />
bureaucratic boondoggle But it's better than<br />
nothing It is. we believe, one of the factors<br />
that brought "attainment" status.<br />
Certainly, the simple, inexpensive emissions<br />
test ia better than what the feds had in<br />
QUESTION:<br />
We aekad tt*s<br />
Qu—fon at the<br />
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<strong>Canton</strong><br />
COMMUNITY VOICE<br />
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thorn are amply.<br />
They should fM<br />
thorn up before<br />
mind for us if the region remained in noncompliance<br />
Overall, area industry will save about $55<br />
million a year in additional controls, according<br />
to press reports<br />
Stricter tailpipe testing won't have to be<br />
implemented, and gas stations will not have<br />
to install equipment on nozzles to prevent the<br />
escape of v apors<br />
Businesses now will be able to move into<br />
the Detroit area without being subjected to<br />
pollution abatement requirements of "non-attainment"<br />
areas, a spokeswoman for the fed- ,<br />
eral Environmental Protection Agency has<br />
said<br />
Millions of dollars in federal road funding<br />
could have been suspended if the area did not<br />
enact the programs when it was not in compliance.<br />
But southeast Michigan could quickly slide<br />
back into trouble with the EPA if the air quality<br />
is allowed to deteriorate The area comes<br />
close to a violation under certain weather conditions.<br />
we're told<br />
So let's keep testing and working for a better<br />
economic and environmental future for<br />
southeast Michigan<br />
"We hope that we can draw strength from<br />
this victory to move to a swimmable Rouge<br />
River and Lake St Clair, and maybe even a<br />
regionally funded transit system." said John<br />
Amberger. executive director of SEMCOG, the<br />
regional planning authority.<br />
Now that would be something to celebrate<br />
<strong>Canton</strong><br />
<strong>Canton</strong> ®)bsmier<br />
OPINION<br />
744 WING, PLYMOITH, M I 48170<br />
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two days last week in Muskegon vis<br />
itmg past president of the <strong>Canton</strong> Com- '<br />
munity Foundation Bill Myers. I had the<br />
good fortune to share with him the continued<br />
good work of the foundation, especially the<br />
continuation and support of human-service<br />
programs He was so pleased to hear of the efforts<br />
on behalf of human services, especially<br />
those that he worked so hard at implementing<br />
It was during the Myers administration<br />
that we worked to firmly establish the need<br />
for human service programming. During his<br />
year as president. 1 undertook to establish<br />
( anton F amily Services, to provide counseling<br />
to <strong>Canton</strong> families in a time of need. After the<br />
program was off and running I had the pleasure<br />
of hiring for the foundation the first intake<br />
worker. Joan Noncks. the current<br />
foundation executive director I enjoyed training<br />
Joan and especially eryoy now seeing her<br />
success in continuing the programs we started<br />
in 1989 Some of the programs may change,<br />
but the mission of service to the community<br />
remains the same.<br />
To see <strong>Canton</strong> Family Services continue is<br />
very gratifying to those of us who worked so<br />
hard to design the programs in the first place<br />
On a personal note. I was most pleased to<br />
be able to attend the first <strong>Canton</strong> Winter Ball.<br />
With nearly 900 people in attendance, the<br />
Board of Directors of the foundation and President<br />
Bob Paciocco should be commended for<br />
expanding on the concept of pulling people together<br />
in a social setting to celebrate all that .<br />
is good about the <strong>Canton</strong> community. Having<br />
organized the five annual Celebrate <strong>Canton</strong><br />
Dinner Dances, I full well know the benefit of<br />
having a large banquet hall to accommodate<br />
the hundreds of people who want to be part of<br />
the community. Just wait until the Summit<br />
on the Park opens The Yack dream continues.<br />
Keep up the great work. <strong>Canton</strong> Community<br />
Foundation. Those of us who were a part in<br />
conceiving and implementing this great organization<br />
are proud of your continued good<br />
work<br />
Bill Joyner, Plymouth<br />
Road attention<br />
I<br />
am writing to correct some misleading<br />
statements made in a recently published<br />
latter by Wayne County Commisskmer-<br />
ARKIE HUOKINS<br />
KqaacemcKfaT<br />
LETTERS<br />
THURSDAY. MARCH 9,1995<br />
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Bruce Patterson regarding the amount of at-"<br />
tention paid to <strong>Canton</strong>'s roads by Wayne<br />
County. In his effort to show support for the<br />
local millage issue, Patterson unfortunately<br />
chose to wrongfully attack the county's record<br />
j as justification for his support<br />
While Patterson seems to feel <strong>Canton</strong> s<br />
roads have been "neglected" since Wayne<br />
County Executive Edward McNamara took office<br />
in 1987. the roads themselves show another<br />
story.<br />
Since 1987. Wayne County, working in<br />
close partnership with township officials, has<br />
paved, widened or resurfaced 20 miles tor 41<br />
percent i of the primary roads in <strong>Canton</strong><br />
Township. The improvements include major<br />
work on Palmer. Sheldon. Warren. Beck. Haggerty,<br />
Joy. Cherry Hill. Morton-Taylor. Ridge<br />
and Hannan roads. These roads were able to<br />
be improved, in large part, because of <strong>Canton</strong><br />
Township officials' commitment to providing<br />
good roads and their willingness to work cooperatively<br />
with Wayne County to make that<br />
happen. In fact, the reason <strong>Canton</strong>'s roads<br />
have fared better than some other communities<br />
is because of its willingness to produce local<br />
funds to make county involvement easier.<br />
This year. Wayne County wilLfurther invest<br />
in <strong>Canton</strong> by building a brand-new road<br />
on Morton-Taylor and will reconstruct <strong>Canton</strong><br />
Center from Cherry Hill to Ford, widening it<br />
to five lanes. Also, tf»e reconstruction of <strong>Canton</strong><br />
Center from Ford Id Warren has been approved<br />
for 1996. The coat of these projects will<br />
exceed $6.5 million, while <strong>Canton</strong>'s share will<br />
be $0.<br />
Besides road improvement projects. Wayne<br />
County, led by McNamara. created the county's<br />
first and long sought-after natural beauty<br />
roads in <strong>Canton</strong>. It also struck a deal last winter<br />
with <strong>Canton</strong> Townahip officials to provide<br />
for improved winter maintenance along 8.6<br />
miles of local roads in <strong>Canton</strong>.<br />
• Wayne County's Department of <strong>Public</strong> Ser<br />
vices supports <strong>Canton</strong>'s upcoming road millage<br />
proposal In the scramble to find funding<br />
for road improvements, it is becoming increasingly<br />
important to have local support. Local<br />
Junda raised by <strong>Canton</strong> Townahip can effec<br />
tiveTy be used to leverage future available<br />
road ftwda to provide better and safer roads<br />
for all.<br />
<strong>Canton</strong>.CObsmrer<br />
Russell A. Gronevelt<br />
Director of Wayne County <strong>Public</strong><br />
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KriLY WYCONIK<br />
Extraordinary benefit<br />
features local chefs<br />
Peter Veach of Redford, executive chef at the<br />
Henry Ford Estate, will be preparing special<br />
dishes along with other local chefs at<br />
the llth annual Cuisine Extraordinaire to benefit<br />
Children's Hoapital. Cuisine Extraordinaire, 5-<br />
9:30 p.m. Sun., March 19 in the Grand Ballroom of<br />
the Dearborn Inn, 20301 Oak wood Blvd., Dearbom,<br />
ia an elegant evening of taste tempting hot<br />
and cold hora d'oeuvrea, entrees and scrumptious<br />
desserts prepared by VWh and other chefs who<br />
are members of the Chef de Cuisine Aaaociation,<br />
and from some of the area's best restaurants including<br />
the Lome's Confectionately Yours of<br />
Livonia, Michigan Star Clipper Dinner Train.<br />
Walled Lake, and Oakland Community College/<br />
Ridgrwood Cafe, Farmington Hills<br />
This year's theme ia the Big Band Era. There<br />
will be silent end live auctions and dancing to a<br />
big band orchestra. Tickets are $100, $150 or $200<br />
per person. Call (313) 746-0962.<br />
• Barbara and Mike Hanahan of Bloomfield Village<br />
called with good news about their daughter.<br />
Sheila who ia starring in the movie "Judicial Consent,"<br />
scheduled to premiere 8 p.m. Sun., March<br />
12 on HBO.<br />
The movie waa shot in metro Detroit October to<br />
December, 1993. "Judicial Consent" is a murder<br />
mystery Sheila portrays a law associate. The<br />
movie alao stars Debney Coleman, Bonnie Bedel la<br />
and Billy Wirth.<br />
Shells moved to LA three years ago. She attended<br />
C ran brook's summer theater school, the Goodman<br />
Theatre School at DePaul Univenity in Chicago,<br />
and starred locally in "Sebrina Fair," at<br />
Greenfield Village and Henry Ford Museum The-<br />
See SB<br />
N o w s h o w i n g<br />
I<br />
Good Food Connection in<br />
<strong>Canton</strong> live* up to if<br />
name by offering wellpreparedf.<br />
healthy food.<br />
Check out Entertaining<br />
Choices to find out what's<br />
on stage ui your<br />
community.<br />
John Monaghan reviews<br />
"Shallow Grave,'a black<br />
comedy about three friends<br />
who discover the body of<br />
their fourth roommate,<br />
agree to dispose of it. and<br />
keep the money they find<br />
in his room.<br />
Bay Okonski of .<br />
Farmington Hills and<br />
Marilyn Burkhardt of<br />
Plymouth share memories<br />
of their trip to Huatulca,' ?<br />
Mexico, with the Nomads.<br />
Stewart Fraacks creates a<br />
fictional landscape to<br />
bring his musical<br />
to lift on his<br />
CD "Where the River<br />
Looking ahead<br />
• Uvonia couple who shares romant ic<br />
lead on stage.<br />
• What's new at the<br />
guide to<br />
Irish<br />
Eyes<br />
Smile'<br />
orfSt.<br />
Pat's<br />
Day<br />
BY KYLE GREEN<br />
Srsrtu. Warns<br />
Regardless of one's cultural background,<br />
every year on March 17 we all<br />
become Irish.<br />
It'e not aa though UM Republic of<br />
Ireland's patron saint saved us all. but<br />
on that day we all have permission to<br />
sport green clothing, talk with a fake<br />
accent, and simply be Irish.<br />
Even though metro Detroit is thousands<br />
of miles sway from the Emerald<br />
Isle, there are enough activities in<br />
metro Detroit to help you celebrate<br />
like a native.<br />
Over the paat 10 years, Irish born<br />
Mick Gavin of Redford has seen the<br />
St Patrick's Day celebration he<br />
helped organise grow from several people<br />
to a packed house.<br />
This year's Irish Musk Song 4<br />
Dance Feet will be 4 pun. to 1 am.<br />
Fri., March 17 at the Bonnie Brook<br />
Country Club in Redford. The celebration<br />
features traditional music<br />
from Ireland, Scotland and Cape Breton.<br />
There will be over 40 entertainers<br />
including step dancers, musicians and<br />
singers. -<br />
"It is not a pub type thing, it ia<br />
more of a family festivity," said Gavin.<br />
"In Ireland St. Patrick's Dey la a holiday<br />
or holy day. It's a day we celebrate<br />
the waring of the green. It ia a tradi<br />
tion that the Irish started due to the<br />
oppneeioo ageinat them, and itiaa<br />
tradition today."<br />
Lest year, the fcetival attracted over<br />
700 people. It also oflbrs a cash bar,<br />
Let 's go to the Theater<br />
KEKLY WYGONIK, EWTM<br />
1-313-963-2106<br />
Let's go Dining Let s go to the Movies<br />
Let's go Traveilng Let's go Ihten to Musk<br />
AST EMAMJ«Jt/8TA*r PMOTOGHAMOC*<br />
W«li muster Jim MacNeil plays while Shannon Watkins, 14. and<br />
Kelly Bonner, 12, dance. They will perform at the 10th annual<br />
St. Patrick's Day Irish Fest.<br />
and corned beef and cabbage dinners<br />
sn available for purchase.<br />
Other featured performers at the<br />
Irish Music Song 4 Dance Feet are Ed<br />
McGlinchey, Mick Gavin and John<br />
Sands, Steve, Tom 4 Jim McNeil.<br />
The Kitty Heinsman Ceili Dancers,<br />
and members of the U.S. and Canadian<br />
Champion City of Detroit Pipe<br />
Band.<br />
Shannon Watkina. 14, and Kelly<br />
Bonner, 12 of Weatland, students at<br />
the Tun O'Hare School of Irish Dance<br />
in Plymouth, will be among the step<br />
dancers. "You meet s lot of people<br />
from sll over the United States, and it<br />
keeps you'in shape," said Watkins explaining<br />
why ahe enjoys step dancing<br />
Bonner said he enjoys the dance<br />
competitions, making friends, and just<br />
the challenge of it. Watkina, Bonner,<br />
snd other dancers from the school will<br />
eleo be participating in the St. Patrick's<br />
Day Parade sponsored by the<br />
Gaelic League /Irish American Club.<br />
Last year their march division won<br />
first place.<br />
The parade begins at Michigan Ave.<br />
and Third in Detroit, 2 p.m. Sun.,<br />
March 12.<br />
If authentic Irish cuisine is what<br />
you crave, then the Botaford Inn in<br />
Farmington Hilla is where you should<br />
be.<br />
The Irish Re-creation Feast menu,<br />
planned with help from the Detroit<br />
chapter of the Iriah American Culture<br />
Institute, includes cream of potato<br />
leek soup, Dublin Bay Prewn<br />
(shrimp), roasted lamb, broiled Atlantic<br />
salmon, pot roasted beef in Guinj<br />
ness stout, and apple pie with whiskey<br />
cream offers s taste of Ireland.<br />
It will be served 5-10 pm. Fri.,<br />
March 17. Some Irish entrees will be<br />
served at lunch. Laet year's dinner<br />
sold out quickly, so reservations ere<br />
recommended.<br />
Botaford Inn's meal provides sn alternative<br />
to Americanized Iriah cuisine.<br />
"It ie important in the sense that<br />
there is e tremendous amount of Irish<br />
culture that we are celebrating on the<br />
day/and it ie not with green beer,"<br />
said inn owner Creon Smith.<br />
The items feetured in the Irish Recreation<br />
Feaat will be printed on a<br />
menu which will identify the dishes<br />
served by their Gaelic end English la-..<br />
bale.<br />
Iriah folk singer Dusty Rhodes snd<br />
others will entertain patrons.<br />
Smith added that holding the Irish<br />
Re-creation Feaat at the Botaford Inn<br />
ie eepecially fitting because of the<br />
inn'e ties to Henry Ford I, whose family<br />
migrated from Ireland. Henry<br />
Ford's father, William, came from an<br />
sres named Fairlane in Cork. That<br />
Iriah heritage ie linked to the Botaford<br />
Inn becauee it waa once owned by<br />
Henry Ford.<br />
If your event u not listed, fax information<br />
to: Keely Wygonik, Let's Go!<br />
editor (3131691-7279 for publication in<br />
the March 16 issue. Or call, (313) 963-<br />
2106<br />
Fast-paced 'Rumors' is entertaining<br />
Francine<br />
Hachem (left<br />
to right),<br />
SarabKa•<br />
moo, Kathleen<br />
Ternes<br />
of Farmington<br />
Hills,<br />
and Judie<br />
Rosati § tar is<br />
SRO't pro-<br />
Rumor*<br />
jf, " R u m o r s "<br />
V L V " • Tmsmm SHO Production* at the C«y of Souatfietd* hiatonc park. Tha Burgh on<br />
nrjrtheaai corner of Civic Center Dr»ve and Berg Road, (one block east of Telegraph)<br />
mu 8pm Fn 4 Sat March to-T1. 17-18, 2pm Sun March 12. 19<br />
117, cNMran under 12 and senior adults $6 CaM (810) 364-9362<br />
^fl><br />
THURSDAY, MARCH 9, 1995<br />
Where to<br />
celebrate<br />
Wham* Bonnie Brook Country<br />
Club. 19950 Telegraph Road<br />
(between 7 ana 8 Mile Road)<br />
What; lOlti Annual St<br />
Patrick s Day Irish Fest<br />
featuring Irish Music Song &<br />
Dance<br />
Whmm4 p m to i a.m.. Fn .<br />
March 17<br />
Cost: $7 per person Children<br />
free Pood available, cash bar<br />
Call: (313) 537-3489<br />
Whara; Beaver Creek<br />
1069 N Wayne Road,<br />
Westland<br />
What: Green beer and bag<br />
pipe band will perform<br />
Whan: Fn March 17<br />
CaUt (313) 722-5330<br />
Whane; Botsford Inn<br />
28000 Grand River (at 8 Mile).<br />
Farmington Hills<br />
What; insh Feasi Re-crealon<br />
Whan; Fn . March 17<br />
Seatings begm 5 p m<br />
Reservations encouraged<br />
Coat: $16 95 per person<br />
Call: (810) 474-4800<br />
Whara; Cowley s Old Village<br />
Inn, 33338 Grand River<br />
Farmington<br />
What; Special drink prices.<br />
insh music provided by Pal's<br />
People Corned beet<br />
sandwiches, limited menu<br />
Whan; 2 p m to 2 a m Fri ,<br />
March 17<br />
Catt: (810) 474-5941<br />
e: Dunteavy s Pub and<br />
Grub. 34505 Grand Rrver<br />
Farmington<br />
What; Fntertamment<br />
continues through the evening<br />
Wham Luncheon Ham to 2<br />
pm Fri.. March 17<br />
CaU: (810) 478-8866<br />
Whara; Gaelic League/lrrsh<br />
American Club. 2068 Michigan<br />
Ave . Detroit<br />
What; Parade<br />
Whan;2pm Sun March 12<br />
begins ai Michigan Ave &<br />
Third, Detroit Festivities begin<br />
at noon, Fri. March 17. Iree<br />
admission insh entertainment,<br />
food available<br />
CaU; (313) 963-8895. 2-9 p m<br />
Mon -Thurs , noon to 7 p m<br />
Fri-Sat<br />
Whara; Brady's Food &<br />
Spirits 38123 W 10 Mile Road.<br />
Farmington Kills, (east ot<br />
Haggerty inside the Holiday<br />
Inn) •<br />
What; Si Patrick's Day Party,<br />
Whan; 6am lo midnight. Fn .<br />
March 17 Insh food, music<br />
featuring Shawn Riley noon to<br />
3pm and Insh duo Bob &<br />
Carl 5-11 pm<br />
Call: (810) 478-7780<br />
BY BALLY DLBATS<br />
8PSCIAL Warns » *<br />
SRO (Standing Room Only) Productions currently<br />
offers Neil Simon's farce, "Rumors," at "Ths<br />
Burgh" in Southfield. Director Nency Harrower offers<br />
e very foet-paced evening filled with silly anecdotes<br />
end standard Simon jokes and ooe-linen.<br />
The humor in "Rumors," however, ssems to have<br />
been pulled out of Simon's standard one-liner bo?<br />
ot jokes. It's familiar, yet it can still tickle a funny<br />
bone If delivered properly.<br />
For the moet part, SRO's production offers welltimed<br />
comedk delivery. Unfortunately, the highlevel,<br />
starter pistol energy used to open the show<br />
leavee little room for the comedk tension to build.<br />
The "Rumon" begin et the anniversary party at<br />
Charley and Myra Brock. Charley haa, rather inap-<br />
propriately, shot himeelf in the eariobs and ia un-<br />
to be found.<br />
Party guaats Ken and Chris Gorman (Marc Rosati<br />
and Kathleen Ternee) connive to keep this assumed<br />
marital oonflict/poaeible suicide attempt<br />
undercover toaave the boot and hoeteee from poeoi-<br />
Me scandal.<br />
Rosati fane quite well as Ken Gorman, and daliven<br />
lines with punch and confidence Kathleen<br />
Ternee provides a spirited performance, hut por<br />
trays Chris Gorman as either whiny oc crabby<br />
rather than a witty, socialite, well-to-do lawyer.<br />
The domeetic help Ie mieeiag, end the hoet ie<br />
but gueeta keep erriving. Enter Loony
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School Auditorium. 4415 N. <strong>Canton</strong><br />
Canter Road Ttcfceto are 16<br />
for adult* and $4 for children<br />
Call (3131 451-2112-<br />
The PSO wili repeat the per<br />
faoaaace 3 pm. Sun, March 12<br />
at the Novi High School Audi loo<br />
um. 24062 Taft Road. Novi An<br />
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R e s t a u r a n t o f f e r s g o o d f o o d , t h a t ' s g o o d f o r y o u<br />
BY BRIAN LYHAGHT<br />
8TA*T Warrss<br />
Good Food<br />
Connection in<br />
<strong>Canton</strong> lives up<br />
to ita name by<br />
offering well-pn-<br />
. pared, healthy<br />
food. The emphasis is on vegetarian<br />
dishee, snd the fen may not be<br />
for everyone — the crowd at the<br />
Outback Steak House, a few doors<br />
away, for example.<br />
But perhaps the fact that the<br />
two restaurants settled in the<br />
<strong>Canton</strong> Comers shopping center<br />
means that vegetarians and meat<br />
eaters can live happily side by<br />
side.<br />
"What we try to do is make it<br />
possible for people to eat good<br />
food that is good for you," said<br />
Sandra John, general manager of<br />
the restaurant and Good Food<br />
Company, the self-described alternative<br />
supermarket that houses<br />
the restaurant.<br />
Good Food Connection opened<br />
in January, and the store opened<br />
in 1993. Then is a deli counter for<br />
carry-outa and "a popular juice bar<br />
serving carrot, celery, cucumber,<br />
beet, apple juicea and juicy com -<br />
binations. There's also whest<br />
grass juice, teas and organic coffees.<br />
The deli items can be eaten<br />
at the counter, too.<br />
The restaurant is separated by<br />
a wsll from the large grocery store.<br />
The menu is substantial. Though<br />
mostly vegetarian, the offerings<br />
include tuna salad, and chicken<br />
and turkey dishes — made with<br />
free-range snd sntibiotic-free<br />
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Dance to<br />
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Rock 'n' Roll<br />
AND LOUNGE 2M00 Ptymoutti M • ReOfortI<br />
rant and store are sponsoring<br />
Monday night discussions on<br />
health-related topics, and John<br />
said she hopes to have monthly<br />
cooking lessons, as well.<br />
"We feel part of our mission is<br />
to. educate people about a meatless<br />
diet and how it's good for you<br />
and good for the ecology and the<br />
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Dinner Theatre presentation I Take Th«-<br />
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Fridays ana Saturdays, to March 25 Cost<br />
S20 95 per person includes darner, show,<br />
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Dinner theater presentation. Auditions.<br />
The Flay." a iighthearted musical comedy<br />
about every actor's worst nightmare, pre<br />
sented Friday and Saturday mghts<br />
through March 31 Before the show dm<br />
ner theater guests wi* enjoy a seven<br />
course, itahan meal presented family<br />
style The cost, whcti includes dinner,<br />
tax. gratuity and show, is $37 10 per per<br />
son. Genrtti s Hole m the Wal Restaurant<br />
is at 108 E Main Street, east of Center<br />
St (Sheldon Road) Children's produc<br />
"on. The Frog Pnnce." continues to Apnl<br />
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and George Garcia Tickets $5<br />
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CHRISTINA FUOCO<br />
Rappers I.C.P.<br />
sign to Jive<br />
T bc<br />
world apparently won't erxl after South<br />
field baaed rappers I C P rvlea** their<br />
sixth Album. The rappers, who dre*s in<br />
clown outfit*, have signed • "long-term deal" with<br />
Jive Records, according to l-CP spokesman<br />
Bruce Lorfel<br />
In sn October interview with Street Scene,<br />
l-C.P said. "Every album ia • joker card By the<br />
time the sixth joker card s released . . the<br />
worid * gonna be over with." Lorfel couldn't reveal<br />
if a "kutif term deal** meant more than three albums.<br />
but we assume so.<br />
Jive — which boosts a line-up that includes R<br />
Kelly and his alleged teenaged bnde Aaliyah of<br />
Detroit. Shaquilte O'Neal and Too Short — is one<br />
of the top rap and RAB labels in the I'm led<br />
States Lorfel speculates that ICP'i third album<br />
i the first with Jivei will be out in eari> summer as<br />
s joint venture between Jive and I.C P '» label.<br />
Psychopathic Records.<br />
The first video will be filmed during an April 7<br />
performance at The Rita in Roaeville. Lorfel isn't<br />
sure which song it's going to be but, "We're en<br />
•tooraging kida to ihow up in down outfit* A lot of<br />
them do anyway because we're going to shoot<br />
(film* these kids a* part of the video." Lorfel said.<br />
For information about the show, call (810) 778-<br />
•150.<br />
A handful<br />
of local bands have been accepted<br />
to play the prestigious South by Southwest<br />
music conference in Austin. Texas. The<br />
wide array of bands include skaaters Mustard ><br />
Plug. Ann Arbor slteraapoppers whiriingRoad.<br />
the instrumental surf band The Golden tones, alternative<br />
rock blues (roup Laughing Hyenas and<br />
folk singer D»ck Slegal The conference will be<br />
held ta mid March.<br />
Aa far whirtingRoad. they will release their first<br />
album. "Twelve Steps Below Walnut." in early<br />
April oe the band run Skillet Records<br />
S<br />
teve Wood, former member of the roots rock<br />
band Rad C. and his new band The Coyocas<br />
have sealed in at the New Way Bar,<br />
23190 Woodward Ave.. Perndale, where they will<br />
play every Tusaday For more information, call<br />
(8101 541-9870.<br />
Sponge. major label debut Rotting Finals '<br />
No 7 on Harmony House's Top 20 report.<br />
If you haie a question or comment for Christina<br />
Fuoco. you can coil her at (313) 963-2047. mailbox<br />
number 2130 on a Touch- Tone phone, or write her<br />
at The Otmerver A Eccentric Newmpapen, 36261<br />
Schoolcraft. Uvoma 48150 She can be reached<br />
through e mmil at CFuoco<br />
Mane Moments. 1188 Fort SL, Uncotn<br />
SV32X<br />
SJfiJM Luddites at New Way Mr.<br />
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The Observer/ THURSDAY. MAKCH 9, 1995<br />
Nomads travel to tropical paradise<br />
BY ETHEL SIMMONS<br />
9TAVT Virm<br />
When the No<br />
^ . mad* air trawl<br />
club rtciotly<br />
' flew to Huatulco,<br />
Mexico, Delores<br />
and David May<br />
l«n of Lethrnp Village wen on<br />
board for tbeir third trip to the<br />
golden Pacific Coaat destination.<br />
"The Huatuioo Sheraton Re<br />
aovt ia a tropical paradiae, which<br />
we had visited three times with<br />
the Nomad*." Delores aaid. The<br />
weekiong trip waa the first of<br />
many that the Maylena have<br />
planned for 1996. U waa their<br />
139th adventure with the No-<br />
The Maylens have been members<br />
of the metropolitan-Detroit<br />
club for 30 years and each haa<br />
flown more than 682,000 milea<br />
with the group. On the return<br />
flight from the recent trip, Delores<br />
declared. "The paasenger handling.<br />
trip planning, destinations<br />
and friendliness have tmfJIroved<br />
over the years to a point of near<br />
perfection. We travel frequently<br />
on our own and are always glad to<br />
get back aboard our own personal<br />
clubhouse,' aa we call our Boeing<br />
727."<br />
Good sports<br />
Dr. Ronald and Joyce Huey of<br />
Bloomfield Hills found time for<br />
golf, swimming, water polo and<br />
deep sea fishing during their stay<br />
at the Sheraton Huatulco Resort<br />
on the beach of Tangolunda Bay<br />
near Santa Cms. "The fishing<br />
turned out to be great fun, aa well<br />
aa productive," Ronald aaid "We<br />
brought back one of the Yellowtail<br />
tuna to the hotel for dinner.<br />
The chef did an outstanding job<br />
in iU preparation. Although It<br />
weighed more than 10 pounds, It<br />
didn't last long when shared with<br />
our Nomad friends."<br />
Playing the well-kept, 18-hole<br />
golf course near tha hotel waa fun<br />
for Bill and Marilyn Schmitt of<br />
West Bloomfield. Marilyn said<br />
the course was "long for women<br />
and difficult due to Lreee place directly<br />
in line of the greens on<br />
some holea. A real challenge!"<br />
Boating brought pleasure to<br />
Don and Wil ma Sackett of Birmingham.<br />
"We spent a day on a<br />
small yacht, touring the different<br />
bays of the area and watching the<br />
Wish you were here<br />
playful dolphins entertain ua aa<br />
we etrolled through the water."<br />
Wilma said The Sackett* even<br />
got a kick out of falling off a banana<br />
boat gqing about 30 milss<br />
per hour.<br />
A different kind of bos ting u<br />
perience was ahared * hen "four of<br />
tbe older, experienced male No<br />
mads elected to accept the challenge<br />
of the Banana Boat Ride,"<br />
Ray Okonski of Farmington Hill*<br />
recalled They rode a four-by-10foot-long<br />
rubber raff pulled by a<br />
340 HP speedboat.<br />
When the raft was hit by a fourfoot<br />
wave, the Nomads spilled out<br />
and three men hoisted themselves .<br />
aboard the speedboat Okonski.<br />
however, decided to swim for<br />
shore — much to the delight of<br />
the waiting crowd that cheered<br />
him on.<br />
Chooeing an easier way to<br />
unwind were Joel and Alice Goldberg<br />
of West Bloomfield, ,who preferred<br />
sun, aand and lounging<br />
around the pool.<br />
A chilly reminder of what everyone<br />
had gotten away from waa<br />
brought to mind, on their return.<br />
" W l<br />
a ^<br />
p<br />
by Marilyn Burkhardt of Plymouth,<br />
who aaid the trip had provided<br />
a "beautiful warm, sunny<br />
week on the beach. Sorry to oome<br />
home to four-degree temperature!"<br />
The flight manifest for the<br />
Huatuioo trip listed doaena of residents<br />
from Birmingham-Bloomfield,<br />
Wast Bloomfield, Troy<br />
Southfield and Rocheeter. Other<br />
local communities repreeented<br />
were Farmington, Farmington<br />
Hills, Livonia and Plymouth.<br />
Area residents snd part of the<br />
crew were flight attendanta Linda<br />
Lambertsen and Margaret Stivender,<br />
both of Bloomfield Hills.<br />
Organised in 1966. the Nomads<br />
is o nonprofit club that offers low<br />
flight costs, group hotel rates and<br />
a private terminal Members travel<br />
throughout the Western Hemisphere,<br />
Europe and Hawaii<br />
aboard their own 146-passenger<br />
Jet. The Nomads World Terminal<br />
is at Detroit Metropolitan Airport.<br />
For more information call (3131<br />
941-9000<br />
Girl Scout Troop 382 of Redford visited South Manitou Island, where the youngsters posed in<br />
front of a lighthouse dating to 1868. Troop leader Sandy Farrar reports that the national park is an excellent<br />
spot for group camping, family outings or day trips. There are no concessions, electricity or gas, so go<br />
prepared.<br />
Program allows students to study abroad<br />
. Students and interested adulte<br />
can study abroad thia eummsr is<br />
Europe. Russia, Mexico and Japan<br />
on more than 20 onllsfs leesl<br />
programs organised by the College<br />
Division of the American Institute<br />
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The American<br />
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utty aad interested aduha since<br />
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A variety of subjects are offered<br />
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THURSDAY. MARCH 9,1995<br />
CANTON<br />
SPORTS<br />
SCENE<br />
Newest Ambassadors<br />
The total ia now three.<br />
That's how many <strong>Canton</strong> area you tha<br />
have been selected to compete with the<br />
Eaet-Wset Ambaaasdon soccer reams thia sum<br />
The moat recent players named from Cantoo are<br />
Ryan Stanko and Brian Gewronaki. Both are 11<br />
years old and will play on the under-12 Ambassadors<br />
teem.<br />
They join Joahua Bninakole. a freshman at<br />
Plymouth <strong>Canton</strong> HS, who waa choeen earlier to<br />
play for the under-16 squad.<br />
Stanko and Gawrooaki will train in Vildbjerg.<br />
Denmark prior to oompetinf for the Dana Cup,<br />
which erill draw 700 teams from 45 countries. After<br />
that, they will travel to Gothenburg. Sweden, for<br />
the Gothia Cup, which ia expected to attract 900<br />
teams from 50 countriea.<br />
Brunakole will trail) in Oldenburg. Germany,<br />
and in Horaen, Denmark prior to oompetinf for<br />
the VUdbjerg Cup in July.<br />
T^e East Weet Ambassadors group ia a nonprofit<br />
organisation specialising in sending youths<br />
competing in different sports all over the world.<br />
Clark qualifies<br />
Jeff Clark, a freshman at Southern Illinois<br />
from Plymouth <strong>Canton</strong>, qualified for senior<br />
nationals in the SO-yard freestyle by leading<br />
off SIU's first-place 200 free relay teem with a<br />
clocking of 20.78 at the Eastern Intercollegiate<br />
Swimming and Diving Championship* March 2-4<br />
at Cleveland State.<br />
Clark alao placed aecond in the 60 free in 20.89.<br />
anchored SIU's first-place 200 medley relay team<br />
and finished sixth in the 100 free.<br />
SIU won the Eastern Intercollegiate men's<br />
chsmpionship.<br />
MAG standouts<br />
The Michigan Academy of Gymnastics, located<br />
in Westland, got some solid performances<br />
from several gymnasta at last<br />
weekend's third annua] Indy Classic, held at the<br />
Indy School of Gymnastics in Indianapolis<br />
Ryan Cunningham recorded MAG's beet allaround<br />
score with a 30.6; he finished first in the<br />
vauh with a 6.6. Bobby Hoemachemeyer (29.7 allaround)<br />
alao enjoyed an outstanding meet, finishing<br />
fourth in the uneven parallel bars (6.7), sixth<br />
in the rings (6.2) snd ninth in the side horse (6.4).<br />
Jason Schwartxenberger was MAG's other top-<br />
10 scorer, he placed 10th in the bars (5.5).<br />
Sabre scorer<br />
J ohn<br />
Plynn. a junior fencer at Michigan State<br />
from Plymouth, turned in a winning performance<br />
at the Midwest Regional Team Champi<br />
onahipaM. 35-20, hooted by Notre Dame.<br />
Plynn, competing in sabre, was one of four Spartans<br />
to poet a winning record for the weekend.<br />
Plynn was 24-12, which raised his seeeon mark to<br />
47-25 overall.<br />
Plynn'a outing waa one reason MSU waa 8-4.<br />
finishing second in foil and sixth in sabre.<br />
Golf news<br />
T he<br />
Thursday Morning Golf Group ia forming<br />
now. The small league will play nine<br />
holes of golf eerty Thursday moraines at<br />
Hilltop Golf Course (located at Beck and Ann Arbor<br />
Trail) from April 13 to Aug. 24.<br />
Anyone interacted should call Joan et 455-9496<br />
for more information, or come to a 1<br />
at 930 a.m. April 6 at Hilltop<br />
T ha<br />
Executive Women's Golf will sponeor ita<br />
1996 kickofffrom noon to 4 p.m. March 26<br />
at Woodlands of Van Buren Golf Course<br />
(located at 39670 Ecoree, off 1-275 in Wayne) Coat<br />
ia 130. which indudee lunch, mini golf show.<br />
prism and Cadillac toot drives<br />
Tor ticket*. or for more information, call<br />
(810)988-0108.<br />
Football booster meeting<br />
T<br />
he <strong>Canton</strong> Chiefs Pootball Booelcr Club is<br />
•chednied to meet at 7 pm. Tuaaday in<br />
room 166 of <strong>Canton</strong> HS. AH parenta of Can<br />
ton football piayars — including parenta of freehmeo<br />
who will play at Cantos this fell — are requested<br />
to attend ta help plan tha next i<br />
AW. A statistician la bring sought for the Centon<br />
vanity team. Thia would require a nine-weak<br />
commitment during the season for both hems and<br />
Koufax tryout<br />
0179 after 5 pm<br />
<strong>Canton</strong> (Dbseruer<br />
SPORTS<br />
INSIDE:<br />
District basketball, page 2C<br />
Outdoors, page 3C<br />
C<br />
Salem, <strong>Canton</strong> set for state<br />
• Perhaps UM n nhi<br />
weren't quite perfect for<br />
Plymouth Salem end PJym-<br />
day's state regional gymnastics<br />
meet, but it came pretty<br />
close. Both teams qualified<br />
lor Friday's state team meet,<br />
and members of both will<br />
seek honors at Saturday's individual<br />
championships.<br />
BYCJ. RMAK<br />
Warrsa<br />
Pinal analyais:<br />
The beat riae to the<br />
It<br />
a moat.<br />
At laat Saturday's<br />
state regional<br />
. gymnastics meet,<br />
hooted by Plymouth <strong>Canton</strong>, Plymouth<br />
Salem proved it bslonged with<br />
tha boat.<br />
So, too, doas Plymouth <strong>Canton</strong><br />
Ths two teams pinood second and<br />
third, respectively, in the regional —<br />
which accomplished what they<br />
wanted. Both will oompste at Friday's<br />
state team gymnastics moot,.<br />
hosted by Troy.<br />
In addition, members of both<br />
teams will vie for honors at Saturday's<br />
individual finale, also at Troy.<br />
If there waa any kind of disappointment<br />
at the regional, it was<br />
that neither Salem nor Centon<br />
could oame away with first place.<br />
That went to North ville-Novi.<br />
which scored 141.9 points. .<br />
Salem, howevsr, poeted its baet<br />
team mark of the season in placing<br />
second. Tha Rock* scored 141.06;<br />
<strong>Canton</strong> took third (1398). Ann Ar<br />
hoc Huron was a distant fourth<br />
(133*6), just ahead of Weatland<br />
John Glenn (1315). Tha top three<br />
teems qualified for state.<br />
(See statistical summary on SC.)<br />
"We got everyone back," said Salem<br />
coech Pam Yockey, whoae teem<br />
haa been plagued by injury and ill<br />
nsea all seeeon. "We peaked at the<br />
right time. 1 gums we could have<br />
scored nine-tenths of a point more. "<br />
That would have placed the<br />
Rocka ahead of Northville; they'll<br />
gat another shot at the Muatangs<br />
Priday.<br />
What aided Salem's return to a<br />
ranking among the state's beat —<br />
tha Rocka warn state chazspa in '93<br />
and finiahed third last aanaon -<br />
waa Brooke Kilby's namshatk. Tha<br />
sophomore had been out with a foot<br />
iqjuiy, which prevented her from<br />
competing In ths vault. But she did<br />
pla^t ninth in tha K—»<br />
(8.2), 10th in the uneven parallel<br />
iis.i<br />
_ — Salem '$ Melissa Hopson will once again<br />
challenge for the title of state's best gymnast.<br />
fjMPuwro<br />
CLASS A STATE<br />
BYMNAtnCtnNALS<br />
taiaonftoeiweov<br />
bars (7.86) and 11th In tha floor exercise<br />
(84) in Division L<br />
"She ia a valuable part of our<br />
team," said Yockey.<br />
Of ooune, there warn a couple of<br />
other valuable parte.<br />
Like Mellaaa Hopeon, a<br />
due to a knee injury<br />
not bo quite 100 percent still, but it<br />
hardly showed at the regional; ahe<br />
battled <strong>Canton</strong>'s Katoy Gilles (alao<br />
recovering from an injury) for the<br />
Division I all-around title throughout<br />
the meet.<br />
Gilles ended up with the victory,<br />
aoorihg 37.66 pointa to Hopeon's<br />
37.80. Salem's Kriaton Kosik placed<br />
third with 36.06.<br />
Hopeon won tha beam (9.45) and<br />
placed second In the floor (9.5), bars<br />
(9.46) and vault (9.2). Gilleo claimed<br />
victories in ths vauh (9.8) and floor<br />
(9.66); she finished third in the<br />
beam (9.1) and bam (9.4).<br />
Koeik was third in floor (9.25),<br />
fourth in vault (8.96), fifth in beam<br />
(8.75) and sixth in ban (9.1).<br />
"Katoy came through, eepecially<br />
on vauh," aaid <strong>Canton</strong> conch John<br />
Cunningham. "Give Katoy her dus.<br />
but the kids I want to spotlight an<br />
in Division II. They all worked really<br />
hard." •<br />
Gilles is the only Division I gym<br />
naat <strong>Canton</strong> has Salem haa Hopson,<br />
Koeik and Kilby.<br />
Andyst, whan looking at the Divi<br />
sion II results, the spotlight first<br />
must fell on a Salem gymneet Zoe<br />
Yockey, daughter of the Salem<br />
coach. Yockey eqjoyed her beet meet<br />
of the seeeon, capturing tha all<br />
around championship (34.96).<br />
Yockey was first in both bars<br />
(&8&) and vauh (8*6), second in<br />
floor (9.25) and tied for 13th In<br />
(8.2).<br />
"I was a little bit surprised to<br />
SeetYMHAtnCa, ftC<br />
Blazers block Rocks' road to the finals<br />
YCJ. RMAK<br />
Sf AFT Warns<br />
Pint of sll, what muat be realised<br />
ia thet both teams have to reech the<br />
regional final before trying to win it.<br />
That's something Plymouth Solent's<br />
volleyball team should remember<br />
beat. A year apt, the Rocka eyed a<br />
showdown with Livonia Ladywood,<br />
the Obeerveriand's other powerhouse.<br />
1 ?<br />
y<br />
VOLLEYBALL<br />
in the region final — but they wen<br />
upoot in the semifinels by Panning<br />
ton Hills Mercy.<br />
- Ladywood ended up reeching the<br />
Cleea A state quarterfinals<br />
The cast for thia Friday's regional.<br />
hooted by Ladywood, ia the same: Salem<br />
vs. Mercy et 5:30 p.m., followed<br />
by Ladywood vs. Femdale. The ngional<br />
chsmpionship is slated for approximetely<br />
8 p.m.<br />
The winner edvancea to the state<br />
quarterfinals March 17 at Portage<br />
Central. The state semifinals will be<br />
Saturday morning at Portage Central,<br />
with the state final Seturdey night at<br />
Easy 1st step<br />
Kalamazoo Central.<br />
' But forget that for now. Aa the<br />
Rocka learned last year, the leaeon<br />
they've been practicing all season,<br />
focus on the teak at hand.<br />
"The first thing we want to do is<br />
beet Mercy." said Salem oo-cooch AI<br />
lie Suffety, "beceuse Mercy knocked<br />
See VOLLEYBALL, 4C<br />
Chiefs club Franklin in district opener<br />
BYCJ. RISAK<br />
STAFV w ama<br />
Thia ia truly a ooach's challenge — or ia it a<br />
nightman?<br />
Guide your team to ita biggest win of UM yeer, a<br />
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lAAHLftB<br />
Stevenson holds off RU's late comeback<br />
B> BBAO KMO*CS<br />
•t»w Varna<br />
Radford Uason made<br />
able fourth -quarter rally Tueaday.<br />
but Livonia Stevenson ia moving<br />
on m the state Claas A boys baa<br />
Niko Jewicavic's short<br />
shot with only two seconds off an<br />
aaaiaC from Jim Crewe gave tha<br />
Spartans a 59-57 victory over RU<br />
» the Radford Catholic Central<br />
diatneL<br />
take ita 13-8 overall record into<br />
Friday's diatrict chaonptonahip IS<br />
nal afMaat tha winner ol Wedneeday<br />
s CC Detroit Redford game<br />
The only thing I liked about<br />
tbia game waa the outcome." Staeaach<br />
Jim Mclntyre said<br />
m ' tha lockerruum afterwarda.<br />
-G»ea them (RU) credit. They<br />
•••da a nice rwntlisi I and<br />
te pack op<br />
a<br />
out at 10-10:<br />
gflad by 3D point*. 57-37. with<br />
tI3 lo play after Steveneon s<br />
Zte Oumaot scored en a short 5flMMraffthafeatbreak<br />
ia tha<br />
the ball hawkiag of<br />
Dava Karrick, Brian<br />
en ITa*<br />
arith l^S to pa<br />
, 57-S3. a la4 a/«<br />
BASKETBALL<br />
DISTRICTS<br />
Steveneon then turned the ball<br />
over and RlTs Brian Berryman<br />
reeponded by hitting a short bweline<br />
jumper to slice the deficit to<br />
two with 1:21 left in the game.<br />
The Panthers then fouled,<br />
•ending Grewe to the line for a<br />
one-and-ooe.<br />
The junior point guard missed<br />
the front-end<br />
Berryman, who had been icecold<br />
for three quarter*, responded<br />
with a pair of free throws with 53<br />
seconds remaining, knotting the<br />
•com at 57.<br />
Stevenson methodically worked<br />
the bail down for the laat shot.<br />
' Crewe then saw an opening<br />
down the Lane and diahod inside<br />
to tha 6-foot-6 Jovicevic, who<br />
pump-fekad and scored<br />
"We wanted to stay in our man<br />
arith 30 seconds to go,"<br />
Smathers rrplained -We tried to<br />
play tough, good man-to-man de<br />
faaaa. They (Stevenson; executed<br />
it very watt." -<br />
With two seconds remaining on<br />
tha deck. RU had to travel the<br />
af tha floor in aa attempt<br />
to twit tar win it.<br />
"All we to do'<br />
up aimjahma they<br />
be/* hfclatyre tasd<br />
a 6-3 senior All Afea<br />
^ iw tba Vahmattf<br />
am 20-6 in tha<br />
The kids put forth<br />
faaPMcrm<br />
Contender <strong>Canton</strong>'s Kari Jackson figures to challenge<br />
for first in the state in the Division II vault.<br />
Hceeor (TSi V 4y 2 fSi 9 2. 3<br />
"a»» oato* *Ci. #1.4 irawi Ouoei vA4H>.<br />
as. i a 75. 6 Oia s«. - -<br />
rwua^) Itt r Ciica «Mn daa. « S6 S ^ ^<br />
Jovicevic led Steveneon in scoring<br />
with 17 points, while Matt<br />
Quinter contributed 12 pointa<br />
and 10 rebounds. Jim Below, a 6<br />
5 junior, chipped in with 10<br />
pointa and 15 rebounds<br />
In the first half aw came out<br />
enthused and clicked for the moat<br />
p«t." Mclntyre said. "We did a<br />
nice job covering everybody. We<br />
arere real good defensively And<br />
Balow did a nice job on the off<br />
a*de board<br />
"But in the second half we<br />
missed a lot of inside shots We<br />
had good opportunities — wide<br />
open shots. We had so many bad Is<br />
roll around and I think it affected<br />
our intensity on the defensive<br />
end-<br />
Brown, a 6-4 senior, led RU<br />
with 17 points on seven of nine<br />
•hooting from the floor. Rule add<br />
ad 15 pointa and 12 rebounds,<br />
while Berryman contributed 13<br />
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The Panthers tried three differ<br />
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John Glenn jolted<br />
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BY 8TBVK KOWAUUU<br />
•tor Wanraa<br />
Ian Randlea excels in cross<br />
country and track, but he waan't<br />
about to run from Tueaday<br />
night's assignment given by Gardan<br />
City boys basketball coach<br />
Greg Williamson.<br />
Randlea was one of several under<br />
sized players aakad to clog the<br />
middle againat Weatland John<br />
Glenn'* 6-foot-11 center Guy<br />
Rucker. who has signed with the<br />
University of Iowa.<br />
"He's our Dennis Rodman/'<br />
•aid Garden City's Larry Sanders,<br />
who at 6-4 looks lika a giant next<br />
to the 6-1. 160-pound Randlea.<br />
Williamson's band of overs<br />
chiavers held Rucker to 12 points<br />
and junior guard Ryan Males<br />
•cored IB of his game high 24<br />
pointa in the second half as the<br />
Cougars surprised Glenn. 68-59,<br />
in a Claas A district semifinal<br />
game played at Belleville.<br />
Randies scored his only two<br />
points on a tip in. and he tied<br />
Sanders for a team-high eight re<br />
bounds.<br />
It aras quite an impersonation<br />
of Rodman. When ia he painting<br />
his hair orange''<br />
"He (Rucker) is 10 or 11 inches<br />
taller and I had to work hard because<br />
I knew he would underestimate<br />
me and wasn't going to work<br />
that hard. " Randies said.<br />
Senior point guard Pete Males,<br />
who penetrated the Glenn defense<br />
with ease, finished with eight<br />
pointa, while Sanders had 12 and<br />
forward Brad Buddenborg had a<br />
hard earned 17.<br />
The win sends Garden City (II-<br />
10 overall) to the district final at 7<br />
p.m. Priday against the winner of<br />
Wednesday's semifinal between<br />
Wayne Memorial and Belleville.<br />
Glenn, a Claas A quarterfinalist<br />
last year, bowed out with a 16-4<br />
overall record.<br />
"We haven't taken that final<br />
•tep and won the big game (before<br />
Tueaday). so we're celebrating tonight<br />
and getting down to business<br />
Wednesday." Williamson<br />
said<br />
Rucker finished with 11 rebounds<br />
but scored only four<br />
DISTRICTS<br />
pointa in the second half and got<br />
into foul trouble. Glenn's second<br />
tallest player. 6-3 senior Sric<br />
Keppke. remained on tha bench<br />
until the fourth quarter when he<br />
grabbed four rebounds and scored<br />
on a rebound basket.<br />
Garden City trailed 30-23 at<br />
halflima despite making only<br />
eight of 36 shots from the floor in<br />
the first half<br />
Males scored 10 pointa from the<br />
outside and Sanders scored nine<br />
on moetly inside moves in the<br />
third quarter when the Cougars<br />
made their move.<br />
Sanders ended a 16-6 run with<br />
a tbraa point play to put the<br />
Cougars ahead for the first time<br />
since the first quarter, 38 36.<br />
Rucker waa whiatlad for his third<br />
foul on the play and picked up his<br />
fourth with 45 seconds left in the<br />
third quarter. He went to the '<br />
bench and didn't return until 2:47<br />
remained in the game.<br />
The Cougars ended the third<br />
quarter with a play that summed<br />
up the night: Glenn miaaed a de<br />
fensive assignment and Ryan '<br />
Males in-bounded the ball to •<br />
wide-open Sanders for a layup *<br />
and a 45-44 lead aa the buzzer<br />
sounded.<br />
"That was a lack of communi- •<br />
cation," said Glenn coach Mike .<br />
Scbuette, who was just as-.<br />
confused by Garden City's 33-31 ;<br />
rebounding edge "Everyone<br />
thought everyone else had num -<br />
ber 50 (Sanders)."<br />
The Rockets, weren't through,<br />
scoring eight of the first 10 pointa -<br />
of the fourth quarter to regain the<br />
lead, 52 48.<br />
But. the Males brothers com -.<br />
bined for the next eight pointa (a<br />
three and two-point basket by<br />
Ryan and a three-point basket by -<br />
Pete) to put the Cougars ahead to<br />
stay, 56-52.<br />
The Rockets got within 56-56<br />
after a triple by senior guard Sa<br />
von Hubbard, but the Cougar*<br />
were able to build the lead even<br />
after Rucker returned.<br />
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^<br />
A trivial pursuit: Some more little-known facts<br />
(M/TDOOt Lju » l waak's trivia<br />
contest waa so<br />
well received 1<br />
thought I'd<br />
throw some more<br />
trivia your way. •<br />
Unfortunately,<br />
there ara no<br />
grand pritee to<br />
be awarded this<br />
week, juat a little<br />
information you<br />
can tuck away<br />
and use later to<br />
impress friends and relativaa.<br />
Let's start with the Huron Rivar.<br />
Did you know 24 major tributariea<br />
flow into the main stream<br />
of the Huron River, or that the<br />
Huron baa a 900-square mile<br />
watershed that comprises portions<br />
of seven southeastern Michigan<br />
counties'* Did you know<br />
there are more than 90 species of<br />
fish native to the Huron River<br />
FISHING CLUBS<br />
• •KHMAIMRNSMM<br />
The Michigan Fly Fishing Club<br />
meets at 7 p.m the first and third<br />
Wednesdays of each month at<br />
Livonia Clarenceville Junior High<br />
School. (810) 478-1494<br />
• FOUR SIASONS<br />
The Four Seasons Fishing Club<br />
meets 7:30 p.m. the first Wednesday<br />
of each month at the Maplewood<br />
Center in Garden City, 477-<br />
3816. Charter Captain Bill Collins<br />
will be the featured speaker<br />
at the March 1 meeting. He will<br />
offer tips and techniques for successful<br />
walleye'fishing.<br />
• KTaO-WlST tTUUKADCRS<br />
Metro-West Steel headers meets<br />
at 7:30 p.m. on the first Tuesday<br />
of each month st Garden City<br />
High School, 420-2965<br />
SHOWS/<br />
BANQUETS<br />
Wfcat: Lo»w Rsnninauis tndMauai<br />
WrMttng Rn«s.<br />
Whaa; The V*t round starts at<br />
9 30 a m Friday toSowed by the<br />
second round st 5-30 p.m. The<br />
•ermflnws start st 9 30 s.m. Sat<br />
irtay with the Ural* scheduled for<br />
3 p.m<br />
Wkere: Osss A and B action wai<br />
oe held st HsSogg Arena In downtown<br />
Battle Creek Class C wid 0<br />
wfli t» held « Battle Creak Cantrw<br />
H#iSchoor<br />
Tk*ets: AI session reserved<br />
seats tor the Ctsss A and B fln«s<br />
are $20 each and avasaote<br />
throuNi the Ketogg Arens Box Office<br />
snd sS TicketMaster outlets. A<br />
•sreisd numow oi general admission.<br />
end rone seats wa go on<br />
sate et the KeSogg Arens Box Off-<br />
OUTDOORS<br />
drainage and that more than 100<br />
speciea currently live there? Do<br />
you realise the blue pike ia tha<br />
only native gamefish that ia now<br />
extinct in tha syatem?<br />
Let 's move to nature preserves.<br />
Did you know that in tha middle<br />
of Oakland County there ia a<br />
162 acre parcel of land that has<br />
been designated aa an Urban<br />
Wildlife Sanctuary. It's better<br />
known as the Weat Bloomfield<br />
Woods Nature Preserve and it<br />
earned this national diatinction<br />
in 1992. It was the first aucb honor<br />
in the state.<br />
Did you know over 100 species<br />
of birds, from owls and hawks to<br />
red-winged black birds and woodpeckers,<br />
have been observed in<br />
the West Bloomfield Woods Nature<br />
Preaerve? Did you know the<br />
preserve is also home to over 100<br />
species of wildflowers and that<br />
visitors may catch a glimpse of<br />
• OVTDOORAMA<br />
The Michigan United Conserve<br />
tion Clubs' Outdoorama, featuring<br />
exhibits and merchandise<br />
booths, seminars, displays, outfitters,<br />
contests and more, runs<br />
through Sunday at the Novi Expo<br />
Center.<br />
• 10ATM4 EXPO<br />
The third annual Novi Boating<br />
Expo, featuring more than 150 exhibitors,<br />
the 1995 Michigan<br />
Wsterski Association's annual<br />
convention and more, will be held<br />
March 15-19 st the Novi Expo<br />
Center.<br />
• WILDLIFE ART FESTIVAL<br />
The 12th annual Michigan Wildlife<br />
Art Festival, sponsored by the<br />
Michigan Wildlife Habitat Foundation,<br />
will be held March 31-<br />
April 2 at the Southfield Pavilion,<br />
(517) 882-3630..<br />
• POPE A YOUNG BANQUET<br />
The 19th biennial Pope k Young<br />
Club Awards Banquet and Con-<br />
ice two nours before each Class A<br />
snd B session<br />
AI Class C and O Aneis we gen<br />
wa admission snd wNl be sotd<br />
only st the door. General edmiswon<br />
tickets are $4 per session,<br />
with sn sS-session pass tor $ 17.<br />
fort CathoOc Central — Dave<br />
O'Hara (100). Oarto lanra (106).<br />
8a Lamb (112). Oeve Gardner<br />
(134). Andy Short (215) and John<br />
Spotsky (heavyweight): Lhronie<br />
Steveneon — Scott Goldnwi<br />
(142). Chrts Musett (151), Ben<br />
Lew* (172). Matt Fisher (185) snd<br />
Crslg Martin (215): Uveala<br />
CHarcNI — Josh Banks (110);<br />
lireals FieaMa — Ryan Bayer<br />
(172); Feratfagtea — Matt Mtchelski<br />
(100); Wfiit* ftatwa —<br />
Scon Hughes (119); Oer*ea City<br />
— Jason MNne (119): Weafecd<br />
i — LuWy Hedded (134).<br />
whitetail dear, mink, red foi,<br />
muakrai, ducks, frogs even a<br />
locally endangered blue-spotted<br />
Don't foal bad If you anawarad<br />
"no" to any or all of tha above<br />
questions. I did too, until I read<br />
tha information in a couple newly-released<br />
books.<br />
Noted Michigan outdoor writer/reeearcher<br />
Tom Huggler has<br />
released hia newest book, Fish<br />
Michigan — SO Rivers, from<br />
which I obtained tha information<br />
on the Huron Rivar.<br />
"The rivers of Michigan are an<br />
anglers final frontier," aaid Huggler.<br />
"Moat of the atraama are undermtilized,<br />
so much so that<br />
aome stretches never sae a bootprint<br />
from a wading fisherman,<br />
never boat an exploratory canoe."<br />
Like his three other Fish Michigan<br />
books (100 Southern Michigan<br />
Lakas, 100 Northern Michi-<br />
vention will be held April 6-9 at<br />
the Grand Traverse Resort in<br />
Traverse City, (507) 867-4144.<br />
ARCHERY<br />
Detroit Archers will hold a 3-D<br />
shoot beginnin| at 9 a.m. Sunday,<br />
March 12, on ita walk-through<br />
range in West Bloomfield, (810)<br />
661-9610.<br />
Royal Oak Archers will hold s 3-D<br />
shoot beginning st 9 a.m Saturday<br />
and Sunday. March 18-19, on<br />
ita walk-through range in Lake<br />
Orion, (810)693-1369.<br />
SEASONS/<br />
DEADLINES<br />
N STAMP PMWN CONTESTS<br />
Entry deadline for the 1996 trout/<br />
slamon stamp and the 1996<br />
waterfowl stamp design competitions<br />
is April 28. Rules may be<br />
gan Lakes and 100 Upper Peninsula<br />
Lakas) thia book is a detailed<br />
how-to, where-to guide complete<br />
with mapa, directions to acoaaa<br />
sites and bait shops, recant Mas<br />
tar Angler catches, local guides<br />
and much mora.<br />
Huggler detailed 23 rivers in<br />
tha Upper Peninsula, 15 in the<br />
northern Lower Peninaula and 12<br />
in the southern Lower Peninsula<br />
including the Huron and the Rivar<br />
Riaain.<br />
If your favorite river isn't noted<br />
in this book don't worry.<br />
"I've started work on a second<br />
volume of Michigan Rivers,"<br />
Huggler said "There are loo<br />
many outstanding streams to fit<br />
into ona book."<br />
The book is available at bookstores<br />
and sporting goods outlets<br />
or by contacting Priede <strong>Public</strong>ations<br />
at 1-800-824-4618.<br />
Tom Carney, another noted<br />
OUTDOORS CALENDAR<br />
obtained by contacting Kathy<br />
Champagne, DNR Fisheries Division,<br />
Box 30446, Lansing, MI.<br />
48909, (517) 373-1280:<br />
Statewide through March 31.<br />
N ICE SHANTIES<br />
Shanties must be removed from<br />
inland lakes in Wayne, Oakland<br />
and surrounding counties by midnight,<br />
March 15-. Check the 1994<br />
Michigan Fishing Guide for ice<br />
shanty removal dates in other<br />
areas of the state.<br />
SHOOTING<br />
RANGES<br />
• PONT1AC LAKE<br />
The shooting range at the Pontiac<br />
Lake Recreation Area. 10 miles<br />
west of Pontiac off M-59. is open<br />
Friday through Sunday. 10 a.m. to<br />
5 p.m., (810) 666-1020<br />
• BALD MOUNT AM<br />
The rifle and handgun range at<br />
Michigan writer and former preeident<br />
of the Michigan Outdoor<br />
Writer's Aaaociation, recently releaeed<br />
bis second book entitled<br />
Natural Wonders of Michigan —<br />
A guide to Parks, Preserves A<br />
Wild Places, from which 1 obtained<br />
the information on the<br />
Weat Bloomfield Woods Nature<br />
Preaerve.<br />
Carney divided the state into<br />
five geographic regions and explores<br />
in his book some ol the<br />
natural attractions offered in<br />
each. Not only does be detail the<br />
natural offerings, but be alao includea<br />
directions and other general<br />
information such as fees, hours<br />
and phone numbers.<br />
"TTiere ia no pretense that I<br />
have located for you the 'beet'<br />
places to visit Nor will I even try<br />
to kid you into thinking that thia<br />
is a 'complete' guide to natural attractions<br />
in the state," said Car-<br />
the Bald Mountain Recreation<br />
Area, three miles north of The<br />
Palace in Lake Orion, is open 10<br />
a.m. to sunset on Wednesday,<br />
Saturday and Sunday. The shotgun<br />
and archery ranges are open<br />
noon to sunset on Tueaday and<br />
Thursday, and 10 a.m. to sunset<br />
on Wednesday, Saturday and<br />
Sunday. (810) 814-9193 or (810)<br />
693-6767.<br />
METROPARKS<br />
• METWOPAM REQUIREMENTS<br />
Most Metro park programs are<br />
free, while some require a nominal<br />
fee. Advanced registration and<br />
a motor vehicle permit are required<br />
for all programs. Call the<br />
respective parks, toll free: Stony<br />
Creek. 1-800-477-7756; Indian "<br />
Springs, 1-800-477-3192; Kensington.<br />
1-800-477-3178.<br />
L«arn to make maple syrup and<br />
compare modern techniques for<br />
making syrup with ancient Amer-<br />
ney. "What I offer ara places I'd „<br />
take you to if we ware spending<br />
time together In any of tha five<br />
areas of Michigan."<br />
Included in the book ara natu-. '"<br />
ral attractions as doae to home m ' ,<br />
the the Weat Bloomfield Woods ~<br />
Nature Preserve and tha Huron-<br />
Clinton Metroparka to aa for away ,<br />
aa Wbitefish Point Bird Observatory<br />
and Isle Royal National<br />
Park.<br />
The book is available at local<br />
bookstores and by contacting<br />
Country Roads Press at (207)<br />
326-4014.<br />
Anglers and hunters are urgexj to<br />
report their succe*. Questions and<br />
comments are also encouraged.<br />
Send information to Outdoors,<br />
806 E. Maple. Birmingham, MI.<br />
48009. Fax information to (810)<br />
644-1314 or call Bill Parker evenings<br />
at (810) 901-2673.<br />
ican Indian techniquea during<br />
special demonstrations, which<br />
will be held weekends throughout<br />
the month of March at Indian<br />
Springs and Kensington. Call the<br />
parks for svailable times.<br />
OAKLAND<br />
COUNTY PARKS<br />
M COUNTY PARK REQUMEBKNTS<br />
Advanced registration is required<br />
for all nature programa at Oakland<br />
County Parks. Call (810)<br />
625-6473 to register or for more<br />
information.<br />
• WINTER STAR PARTY<br />
Join Nature Center staff and volunteers<br />
from the Dinosaur Hill<br />
Astronomical Society and learn<br />
the secrets of the winter night sky<br />
during this program, which begins<br />
at 7:30 p.m Saturday at Independence<br />
Oaks. Participants<br />
should bring binoculars and dress<br />
for the weather.<br />
CC's Magoulick to challenge for title<br />
Redford Catholic Central's<br />
swim team is sending three individuals<br />
and ita 200-yard freestyle<br />
relay team to the state meet.<br />
liie Class A championships begin<br />
with the prelims at 2 p.m. Friday<br />
followed by the finals at noon<br />
Saturday at Michigan State University.<br />
Admission is S3 the first<br />
day, $4 the second.<br />
CC's Psul Magoulick won two<br />
events snd qualified for state in<br />
both Sunday at the Catholic<br />
League championships at Royal<br />
Oak Dondero. He set a meet<br />
record in the 50 freeetyle (22.04)<br />
snd also won the 100 freestyle<br />
(49.06).<br />
Nick Sosnowski wss second in<br />
the backstroke (56.5) and Kevin<br />
Reinke third in the 100 freestyle<br />
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In a last-chance meet Mondayst<br />
the University of Michigan.<br />
Reinke also qualified in the backstroke<br />
(54.9), and the 200 relay<br />
team of Sosnowski, Greg Tracy.<br />
Reinke and Brian Green made the<br />
grade with a 1:31.68 time.<br />
CC coach Jon Teal was encouraged<br />
by the Shamrocks' performance<br />
at the Catholic League Meet.<br />
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Sophomore guard Mark<br />
McDonald started ths second half<br />
with a three-point beaket and<br />
added four more points before the<br />
quarter was through an route to a<br />
14-point performance.<br />
Pord made only 13 of 40 ahote<br />
after haiftime to finish 29-80. The<br />
Shemrocka were 12-24 after half<br />
time, including 2-6 ia the fourth<br />
quarter when they war* content<br />
wtth holding onto the ball and a<br />
comfortable lead<br />
CC was outre bounded 37-32<br />
but finished 23-57 from tha floor<br />
The Shamrocks mads 13 of 19<br />
fees throws in the fourth quarter<br />
to ssei the win.<br />
forward Richard Turk<br />
strong gams with 12<br />
4 10 reheuad» and juaier<br />
peiat guard Chris Miaiak coe<br />
tributed 11 pointa.<br />
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SPORTS ROUNDUP<br />
bshlad as he<br />
layup la<br />
Ttofc, who sa-<br />
teams may sign up through April<br />
7. And co-ed returning teams<br />
have until Friday, with new teams<br />
registration starting Mondaythrough<br />
March 24.<br />
For men's teams, coat is $270<br />
with a maximum cf four non-residents.<br />
For both women's and coed<br />
teams, coat is $350 (which includes<br />
a $50 refundable forfeit<br />
feel with a maximum of siz non<br />
reaidenta<br />
Volleyball<br />
ua out laat year"<br />
Skill, it'a difficult not to Took<br />
ahead, to that ideal matchup<br />
pairing Obaerveriand's top two<br />
teams since the start of the season<br />
'<br />
Salem won the Waatern Lake.<br />
Activities Association championship,<br />
slicing through tha regular<br />
season schedule by winning 11straight<br />
matches without loaing a<br />
single game. Tha Rocks are 45-7-3<br />
overall this season.<br />
Ladywood, tha Catholic League<br />
champions, has not lost a single<br />
league match in four years. The<br />
Blazers are 36 8 overall.<br />
The two teams met once thia<br />
season, at the Schoolcraft Invitational.<br />
They split their two games<br />
in pool play<br />
'They're well-coached," said<br />
Ladywood coach Tom Teeters ol<br />
Salem. And his biggest concern*'<br />
"Their consistency. They've put<br />
together a real good, all-around<br />
team."<br />
Both teams feature highpowered<br />
hitters: Salem has junior<br />
Shellye Sills and senior Paula<br />
Dombrowski. plus others like sen<br />
iors Kelly Johnston and Karen<br />
Gundry. Ladywood goes to 6- foot -<br />
3 senior Ann Poglita, 5-10 junior<br />
Stacey Judd and 5-9 junior Erin<br />
LeSage.<br />
But both coaches know their<br />
The co-ed and women's leagues<br />
are run jointly with the City of<br />
Plymouth Parks and Recreation<br />
Department. For further information.<br />
call 397-5110.<br />
• NEWCOUKSC<br />
The grand opening of<br />
Pheasant Run Golf Club,<br />
located off <strong>Canton</strong> Center<br />
just west of the city's municipal<br />
offices, is scheduled for July 1.<br />
Call<br />
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hitters will be neutralised if the<br />
defense and serve recaption isn't<br />
up to par.<br />
'The thing that concerns me<br />
moat about Ladywood is their defense,"<br />
said Suffaty. "Eapeciallv<br />
when they start passing the ball<br />
well to Poglita and LeSage. We<br />
have to prepare our kids, get them<br />
ready."<br />
Teeters has been hard at work<br />
doing that very thing; preparing<br />
his team for Salem. "Our focus is<br />
on Salem," h« admitted.<br />
And to beat the Rocks 7 "We<br />
have to serve very well," said<br />
Teeters.<br />
The practice range will be ready<br />
for use May 1.<br />
The 18-hole, 7.000-yard cham<br />
pionship course was deeigned by<br />
Arthur Hills; David Horatman,<br />
from Adrian, will serve aa golf<br />
professional.<br />
The $5 million course is owned<br />
by <strong>Canton</strong> Townahip and ope rat<br />
ed by the <strong>Canton</strong> Parks and Rec<br />
reation Services. For more information,<br />
call 397-6460.<br />
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from your touch-tooe telephone tor the latest information on area open houses and<br />
new housing developments This >s cx* Home Una service and it makes buying Of<br />
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If you are an avid golfer, you '11 be walking Ihe green greens<br />
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And, as you read this, our sports writers are planning an<br />
exciting guide for everyone who has ever set a ball on a tee.<br />
Our premiere Golf Guide will be filled with valuable<br />
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®bsmrer tcccntric<br />
Fa sttmlmng information,<br />
fRsdtorJ CCl I<br />
The Observer!LTHL KHDA Y MAKCH 9, 1995<br />
Stats<br />
SWIMMING RANKINGS RANKINGS<br />
Stwm tin** and dMng MM Cootfiss Mould<br />
.caa Mn SMk *w> upoatas 44 p.si •sMays<br />
M LJvom* Quae (523-0231).<br />
Dsn Osangar (Fammgion)<br />
Orwo Sopha fS* Farrrangtonj<br />
•too Qfant (Owens). .. . .<br />
Randy CoOb (TiarMn)<br />
CMs Tsatars (Sietenaon)<br />
«odoao Pwms (Sawm)<br />
Tad Bunnawtar (Swvanaon)<br />
fck Soanowwi (Itodtod CO<br />
ftwn Ra|dl (N fammgtsn)<br />
«•»*• Rsnw (RsdKM CO •<br />
to luto f ISTYU<br />
Enc Swdatman (Saiam)<br />
Pau UagcMK* (Rsdtord CO<br />
Daws Bracnt rsawm,, . . .<br />
tor, CsrWon ICTxMXtW)<br />
** BucMw (Stavsnson)<br />
PW Jjta (M Fsmw^tonj<br />
isson imii (N Famngtoni<br />
>0#yi McLensyw (Sswn)<br />
Jason Stmnf (<strong>Canton</strong>)<br />
Scow MuUsr (Csmon)<br />
. .<br />
JSSon Fowlw (Csnton) . .<br />
Daryi Baaos (<strong>Canton</strong>)<br />
Jeff THoma« (Tarmmglori)<br />
Ke»m Tunwon (Thurston) . ...<br />
Otto Gswaman (Saiam) . . .<br />
Matt Brsan (Steveneon) ....<br />
Jason Baker (John Glenn)<br />
Jamie Taylor (Frarean)<br />
»ot> Brooks (<strong>Canton</strong>)<br />
Jeff PlMSps (Wsyne)<br />
ioor Aao etmran-T<br />
•todoOs Pwms (Salami m<br />
Draw Sophs (N. Fsrmmgton) . . , .<br />
Oan Bsianew (Fsmwigton)<br />
Mark OetUnf (SaMm)<br />
TCS"SON
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ON THE<br />
WEEKEND<br />
The Plymouth Theatre<br />
Guild anil perform "The<br />
King and 1" 8 pvm Fnday<br />
and Saturday and 6 p.m<br />
Sunday at The Water Tow<br />
er Theatre, on the campus<br />
of the Northville Regional<br />
Hoapital. 41001 W Seven<br />
Mile North villa. M t of I<br />
273. between H*agert> and<br />
Northville roed* The the<br />
ater is near the water tow<br />
er Aduiu SlO idaor>. ten<br />
ior» vyouths fy • door I<br />
Group rates available for<br />
2D or more at J7 eech Gen<br />
eral Mating Ticket* are<br />
exchangeable but not re<br />
fundable Tickets may be<br />
purchased in advance for<br />
11 off at Sir Speedy Prtnt<br />
ing Center. *8S S. Main.<br />
Plymouth, or Heevenlv<br />
Bakery 43063 W Seven<br />
Mile. Northville. High<br />
land Lake* Shopping Center!<br />
<strong>Canton</strong> Project Art* pre<br />
sent* "An Evening of<br />
Broadway Music feetur<br />
ing artist* of the Michigan<br />
Opera Thewtre S pm. Saturday.<br />
March IS. at Can<br />
ton Little Theatre at<br />
Plymouth <strong>Canton</strong> High<br />
School Tickets are S10.<br />
student* and seniors,<br />
%"• 50 Ticket* can be purchased<br />
at Amoldt Wil<br />
Iiams MUSK. Dsarborn<br />
Mus*c and <strong>Canton</strong> Town<br />
•hip Administration<br />
Building, also st the door<br />
information. 456-9009 or<br />
397 6300<br />
• CAffTOM Put r SCAM<br />
The <strong>Canton</strong> Playscape<br />
Children • committee will<br />
meet 1-3 p m Saturday.<br />
March 11. at tike <strong>Canton</strong><br />
<strong>Public</strong> <strong>Library</strong> All chil<br />
drsn welcome Bring cray<br />
on* and marker* to make<br />
poetess announcing con<br />
st/uction week and de<br />
corate the library<br />
The Plymouth Community<br />
Arts Council present* The<br />
Whistle Stop Players in<br />
T M Club" 7 p m Fri<br />
day and Saturday. March<br />
17-IS, and 2 p m Sunday.<br />
March 19. at the PCAC<br />
Building, 774 Sheldon. st<br />
Junction ia Plymouth The<br />
46-minute mnaiml play is<br />
foraila0M.1t<br />
protecting Um environment<br />
-engine<br />
to acid<br />
i and DrotectUM am<br />
a. Adults 13. children.<br />
(416-4ART)<br />
Morris ia s Cabaret Dinner<br />
Theatre an Sacd^r. April<br />
1. at Fax Hills Coaatry<br />
Club. 7 pj<br />
Penmman. Native W«i.<br />
^63 W Ann Arbor Trail.<br />
The Observer TITT ICSUAY MAJKH 9, 1995<br />
Y O U R O U I P I T O S V K M T S I N A N D A R O U N D C A N T O N<br />
The Detroit Country<br />
I>ance Society want* you<br />
to join them doing contra*,<br />
squares, and other tradi<br />
tionai country dances 8<br />
p m. Saturday. March II.<br />
st Masonic Hall, Plym<br />
outh The Masonic Hall i*<br />
on Penmman (North Ter<br />
ntonal). on the square in<br />
downtoem Plymouth, s<br />
block east of Main and al<br />
moat next to the Penn<br />
Theatre David Giick will<br />
call; the Starry Night<br />
Rambler* will provide melodies<br />
Admission ts S6 No<br />
partner or experience neceesary.<br />
singles and be<br />
pnners welcome (arrive by<br />
8 p.m. for explanation* ami<br />
easy walk through*! Soft<br />
soled shoes and casual attire<br />
recommended<br />
• AST AUCTION<br />
The Plymouth Newcomer*<br />
is sponsoring an Art Auc<br />
lion. "The Great Art<br />
e"SCAPE. " Friday. March<br />
• 24. at the Mayflower Meet<br />
ing House, 499 S Main.<br />
Plymouth Preview and silent<br />
suction begin* at 6:30<br />
pa, 8 p m auction Dona<br />
tiona. SlO per person, cash<br />
bar. includes hors<br />
d'oeuvres and dessert Pro<br />
ceeds benefit Plymouth<br />
Dream Playscape Project.<br />
Art auction presented by<br />
Mariin Art Inc. significant<br />
•election of original*, lithographs.<br />
etchings, silk<br />
screens and posters Silent<br />
auction will include donat<br />
ed items and services from<br />
local businesses and individuals.<br />
The Plymouth Sa<br />
lem Chamber Orchaetra<br />
J will perform Ticket* are<br />
available at Beitner's<br />
Jewelry. 904 W. Ann Arbor<br />
Trail in Plymouth, and Me<br />
and Mr Jones Pctites at<br />
926 W. Ann Arbor Trail in<br />
Plymouth. Information.<br />
466-3315 or 466-6363<br />
The AAUW (American Association<br />
of University<br />
Women; Plymouth Branch<br />
will present an original<br />
children's production of<br />
"The Wizard of Ox" at<br />
OTaary Auditorium at<br />
Garden City High School.<br />
6600 Middlebelt in Garden<br />
City. Evening performanc<br />
m are scheduled for 7:30<br />
p.». Thursday and Friday.<br />
March 23-24. Three perfor<br />
mantes are planned at 10<br />
s-m-, 1 p.m. and 3 p.m Saturday,<br />
March 25. Ticket*<br />
are S3 and will he sold<br />
Tueaday, March 14, and<br />
Wednesday. March 15. in<br />
both tbe Plymouth-<strong>Canton</strong><br />
and Garden City Schools<br />
Tickata may be purchaeed<br />
Friday. March 17. at The<br />
Pied Piper, 360 S. Main in<br />
Plymouth.<br />
PARKS AND<br />
RECREATION<br />
Performers<br />
B»u. Bssaisa 9r*rr PMoro«u»MBa<br />
On stags: The Plymouth Theatre Guild 's mu<br />
sical production of "The King and I" is 8 p.m.<br />
Friday and Saturday, March 10-11. at the<br />
Water Tower Theatre. 41001 W. Seven Mile,<br />
Northville Township. Above, cast members<br />
Katie Beltran of Plymouth and Dan Gauvin<br />
of <strong>Canton</strong> rehearse For ticket information<br />
call 349-7110<br />
day. March 11. at Joe Lou<br />
is Arena This year's pre*<br />
enution of Snow White<br />
and the Seven Dwarf*, live<br />
on ice. wrill thrill and excite<br />
the entire family Registration<br />
ends March 9. $13 per<br />
person. 397-5110.<br />
• KARATS LESSORS<br />
The <strong>Canton</strong> Parks and<br />
Recreation Service* is<br />
sponsoring Isahinryu<br />
Karate lessons for all lev<br />
el* and a new claaa for<br />
adults. Kendo. Call Rick or<br />
Connie Ballard at 517-447-<br />
3119 or Sam SanUlli at<br />
463-0965 for further details<br />
on either program. Register<br />
in person prior to da**e*<br />
on Monday and Thursday<br />
at the <strong>Canton</strong> Recreation<br />
Center.<br />
The <strong>Canton</strong> Parks and<br />
Recreation Services, in<br />
conjunction with DAM<br />
Art Studio, is sponsoring<br />
cartooning and drawing/<br />
painting dasses. as well ss<br />
a new preschool class.<br />
BENEFIT<br />
• NOCUYJ<br />
Tickets are on sale for the<br />
second,hockey game between<br />
the <strong>Canton</strong> police<br />
and fire union members<br />
and Detroit Red Wing<br />
alumni 7 p.m. Friday,<br />
March 31. at the Plymouth<br />
Cultural Center Ice Arena.<br />
The $5 ticket* are available<br />
at <strong>Canton</strong> fire station<br />
1.128 <strong>Canton</strong> Center<br />
Road, and station 2. 41500<br />
Warren Road Proceeds<br />
from the game erill benefit<br />
<strong>Canton</strong> resident Greg<br />
linger, who is need of a<br />
double-lung transplant.<br />
The Plymouth Historical<br />
Museum in conjunction<br />
with the special exhibition.<br />
"A Lincoln Portrait," will<br />
feature the collection of Dr<br />
Weldon Petx. On display at<br />
the museum through Sept.<br />
30 The Plymouth Historical<br />
Museum is at 165 S.<br />
Main St. in Plymouth. The<br />
museum is open 1-4 p.m.<br />
c A L E N O A R<br />
A R F O R<br />
Wedneeday. Thursday and<br />
Saturday, and 2-5 p.m.<br />
Sunday. Adzniuion ia<br />
Si.50 for adults, 50 cents<br />
for student* (ages 5 17).<br />
children under age 5 free,<br />
family rate $4<br />
ARTS AND<br />
CRAFTS<br />
• cavms WAHID<br />
The city of Plymouth Recreation<br />
Department ia<br />
looking for artists and<br />
crafter* to participate in<br />
the March 25-26 arts and<br />
crafts show. Any crafters<br />
interested should speak to<br />
Steve at 465-6623.<br />
• CRAFTERS<br />
Schoolcraft College is accepting<br />
application* for the<br />
1995 spring craft show to<br />
be held 9.30 am. lo 4:30<br />
p.m. Saturday. March 11.<br />
in the college's Physical<br />
Education Building Booth<br />
prices are $65, $55 and $45,<br />
baaed on sise. Electricity is<br />
available at an additional<br />
cost of $10. Each space<br />
comes arith two chairs;<br />
crafters must supply their<br />
oern table* To receive an<br />
application, call 462 4417.<br />
• CRAFT BAZAAR<br />
The Vivian Club of Plymouth<br />
Elks Spring Craft Baraar<br />
will be held from 9.30<br />
a m. to 4 p.m Saturday.<br />
March 18, at the Elks<br />
Club, 41700 Ann Arbor<br />
Road. Plymouth. More<br />
than 40 crafters, bake sale,<br />
raffle, and lunch available.<br />
Baxaar proceeds aid handicapped<br />
children.<br />
• CRAFT SNOW<br />
St. Mary Hoapital in Livonia<br />
erill have a Spring<br />
Craft Show 9 am. to 5 p.m.<br />
Saturday. April 1. and<br />
noon to 5 p.m. Sunday,<br />
April 2 The show will be<br />
held in the St. Mary Hoapital<br />
auditorium. A bake<br />
sale. 50/50 raffles and re- •<br />
fresh menu will alao be<br />
part of the event. Crafters<br />
are needed with table rental<br />
coating $30 for Saturday<br />
and $20 for Sunday. Information.<br />
591 2912 or 591<br />
2980<br />
• CRAFT!<br />
St. Sabina Spring Craft<br />
show will be held from 9<br />
a.m to 4 p.m. Saturday.<br />
March 18, on Ann Arbor<br />
Trail between Telegraph<br />
and InksUr, Dearborn<br />
HeighU. Sponsored by St.<br />
Sabina School parent activities<br />
dub Refresh<br />
The PtywovtH and Caataa Observers welcome Calendar item Item* ihotdd bt from non-profit<br />
"uMty gnmpt ce indmtduali announcing a community program or event. Please type or print<br />
the information below and mail your item to The Calendar, <strong>Canton</strong> Obeerver, 744 Wag.<br />
Plymout h. I/I 48170. or by fas to 31145*4234 Deadline for Calendar Heme it noon<br />
Friday for the following Thunday'i paper Call * Tfc.<br />
GOSWl a good mm ¥ Ootf* <br />
The Mv* m nam MaM. AM<br />
Swidey Servtee*<br />
9 39 am Euchsri*<br />
Faith Covenant Church<br />
• 1 Me*igfiM»eWoyotUte<br />
Sendey School tor AS Agss *30 AM<br />
Sundsy Worship 10:48 aai.<br />
Wednesday Night Acttvtttoe<br />
Oinner 6 00 p.m.<br />
VhMth7.-OOp.rn.<br />
AduR Bible Study 7:00 p.m.<br />
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810^61-9191<br />
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KENWOOD CHURCH of CHRIST<br />
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CHURC HES OF CHRIST<br />
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APOSTOLIC LUTHERAN<br />
FIRST APOSTOLIC<br />
LUTHERAN CHURCH<br />
Hatstsad Road at 11 Mite<br />
Farmmgton HMs, Michigan<br />
SsrviCM Every Sunday at 10 30 AM<br />
AMo. 1M A 3rd Sunday M 700 PM<br />
Sunosy School 915 AM<br />
MM Class Tuesday 7 30 PM<br />
SOng Services • Last Sunday<br />
ol Morth 7 00 PM<br />
CATHOLIC<br />
ST. AWTS SOMAN ATBOUC CH11CH<br />
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GOOD COUNSEL<br />
1160 Pcnniman Ave.<br />
Plymouth • 453-0326<br />
Rev. John J. Sullivan<br />
*»>— M«m.-f»i AM, im MX P M<br />
BOO. ICHJ0 AM IJOOPM.<br />
RESURRECTION CATHOLIC CHURCH<br />
Rav RKKartA<br />
4SOO Wanan Ss I<br />
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MASS SCHEDULE<br />
Saturday 4:30 P.M.<br />
lMM*t*Aa.-0»rlsiysn<br />
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CHARISMATIC<br />
EPISCOPAL<br />
Church of the Risen Lord<br />
Mr haMe « 1*49 *J*.<br />
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CHRISTAT)ELPHIANS<br />
The ObserverfTWJRSDAY, MARCH 9,1995<br />
LUTHERAN CHURCH MISSOURI SYNOD<br />
CHRIST OUR SAVIOR LUTHERAN CHURCH<br />
14175 Farmington Rd. (Just N. of I-96) • Livonia<br />
Church • 522-6830 School/Day Care • 513-8413<br />
Rev. Uither A. Werth, Pastor<br />
Sunday Worship 8:30 & 11:00 A M.<br />
Sunday School ft Bttrte Class 9:45 A.M.<br />
ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN<br />
MISSOURI SYNOD<br />
•SGH & Elm SVMU Normve*<br />
L Kama MhowNMB<br />
CMC* 34* 31*0 SOU* MS at«t<br />
StMOar Won*w • » * »1 00 A M<br />
SrnMy School S4S AM<br />
WHiniw »»orVKp 7* JO PM<br />
ST MATTHEW LUTHERAN<br />
Oven t Scftool 58S6 VSroy<br />
1 Bfc N O» Fort Rd Wettand 4»O280<br />
Ohrtne Worship S A 1! :00 AM<br />
MM CI*** S SS 9- 30 A M<br />
Monday Evening Service 7:JO P.M<br />
R*« !>••.•<br />
OsryO<br />
Risen Christ Lutheran<br />
462S0 Ann Artoor Road<br />
(1 US* MM tt SftWJorv,<br />
Plymouei • 453-5252<br />
Worship Service 6:30 A 11:00A.M<br />
FemNy Sunday School 9:45 A.M.<br />
K M Mshrl Psslor<br />
Hggn McMarsn, Lay Mwaier<br />
ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN CHURCH<br />
20903 MMdMMl uvmiMiitSxr.<br />
FanM0o.Hdk.MKt.<br />
WOtSHIP SCEVKES A.<br />
Samrtjv<br />
SundK Stom«n| 9:1 (aja<br />
9*te Can S iundh Vhod l#4S<br />
Sartor t LHyt » 474-es?^<br />
EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN<br />
CHURCH IN AMERICA<br />
Timothy Lutheran Church<br />
9820 Wayne Rd<br />
(Batviaan Ann Artior TV** * Joy Roed)<br />
UvonM • 427-2390<br />
Senday Service* *00 A 10:30 AJA.<br />
"Ti5S"<br />
New Life<br />
Lutheran Church<br />
Sunday Worship 10 a.m.<br />
at the Masonic Temple on the<br />
M|usre in downtown Plymouth<br />
730 Pcnniman<br />
Pssior-Dcvdopet Ken Roberts<br />
313/420-1023<br />
PENTECOSTAL<br />
FULL GOSPEL CHURCH<br />
OF PLYMOUTH<br />
JS1 K. SPRING ST.<br />
IMaiNeiM ISMtl MM*<br />
SMOMSOAV<br />
M«»su ases WM<br />
L I " " " oSLmrn<br />
sto<br />
ASSEMBLIES OF GOD<br />
"Sharing the Love of Christ"<br />
Prsschool, mndeeparten. Day Care<br />
Invitation to<br />
Worship<br />
Mail Copy To OBSERVER & ECCENTRIC NEWSPAPERS<br />
36251 Schoolcraft, Livonia 48150<br />
FOR CHURCH PAGE COPY CHANGES OR INFORMATION ON ADVERTISING IN THIS DIRECTORY<br />
PLEASE CALL UNDA RIGDON AT 963-2161<br />
GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH<br />
MISSOURI SYNOD -<br />
25430 GRAND «VER A BEECH DMY<br />
S322266 REDFORO TWP<br />
Worship Service<br />
»:15* 11:00 A M<br />
Sundsy School<br />
S:1S A 11:00 A.M.<br />
Nurawy ProvOmcl<br />
HOSANNA-TABOR<br />
LITTHERAN CHURCH & SCHOOL<br />
9600 Leterrt* . So Redlort • 937 2424<br />
Rev GMnn Koppw Rev Lawrence Wrtlo<br />
WORSHIP WITH US<br />
Sunday Morning 9:30 A 11:00 A.M.<br />
Monday Evening 7:00 PM<br />
AtntH Bit* CMA* 9 *3 AM<br />
Chresar Schoc Pre Schooiaei Orad*<br />
Mr* P*t SadMr 937 2233<br />
LUTHERAN CHURCH<br />
WISCONSIN SYNOD<br />
Wisconsin Evangelical<br />
Lutheran Churches<br />
WISCONSIN LUTHERAN<br />
RADIO HOUR<br />
WCAR 1090 SUNDAY 1&.30A.M<br />
St. Paul Ev Church<br />
17810 Farmtngion Road<br />
Paaor* Can Pagw & James Nqir<br />
261-1360<br />
WORSHIP SERVICES<br />
Sunday 8:30 A 10:00 AM<br />
Sunday School A Bible Classes 9 *5<br />
Lola Park Ev. Lutheran Church<br />
! 5750 Kjnloch<br />
Psslor Gregory GMnn* • &32-86&S<br />
WORSHIP SERVICES<br />
8:30 A 11:00 A M<br />
Sunday School 9:45 AM<br />
CHRISTIAN<br />
SCIENCE<br />
FiW Church c( Chnu. SdmtbL Plymouth<br />
1100 W. Ann Artor Trail Hvmouth. Ml<br />
Sunday Sfrvnr lOWiir<br />
WJUv-Vhord lO Win<br />
Ewroinje TrMimony Mmm* "Wrm<br />
Rradiny Raoa - 44} S Harvry PlynwKiih<br />
Opea M-S lOa m -} pm., Then '-9 p m<br />
453-1676<br />
ASSEMBLIES OF COD<br />
Need More<br />
Direction In<br />
Life?<br />
Then joto ua thia<br />
Sunday. There reaOy<br />
la a better way.<br />
Dlacover R.<br />
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lai-OTY CHRISTIAN CENTER<br />
MICH AVB A H ANNAN UV3240930<br />
SUN 8:ISA, ll«>A.400P<br />
B r i g h t m o o r T a b e r n a c l e<br />
Assemblies of God • Calvin C Rati, pastor<br />
*J' frm ^ n " 4ou,Kf "* d Nl (1449 a . «M af Hahday lee) • \MAXO<br />
9:15 a m Famrfy Sundsy School Hour • Wednesday 760 p.m -Family Nmh«"<br />
1995 WORLD MISSIONS CONVENTION<br />
I0:30sm snd6 J0pm<br />
Res. >*A Hmhimt, mmUmMh dmttmr af Jhtrihmtmm<br />
for Ifo tmtSUlik P^*m efUf, PmkUtAm<br />
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EVANGELICAL PRESBYTERIAN<br />
1=<br />
"30- -1L_<br />
TRINITY<br />
PRESBYTERIAN<br />
CHURCH<br />
10101 W. Arm Arbor Rd., Plymouth<br />
5 MSes W atShaUon Ra<br />
From M-14 lake GoOfcecHoo Rc Soum<br />
Worship Services<br />
8:15 a.m. Prayer A Praise Service<br />
11:00 s.m TrsdiUonsJ Service<br />
SUNDAY SCHOOL FOR ALL AGES<br />
, 9:30 A M<br />
Or Wm C Moors Pa«or<br />
Rav Wm Branham Asaooa* Pastor<br />
X Nursery Provided<br />
VlA Phone 459-9550<br />
CHURCHES OF<br />
THE NAZARENE<br />
PLYMOUTH CHURCH<br />
OF THE NAZARENE<br />
mam m *n> *>*m a**a • on, au run<br />
SU*AELESN0I'T«OFTSRT» »«AMITIQDAU<br />
St*Way Everana 6 00 p. m<br />
Ladies Mnstnes Tues 9 30 A M<br />
FAMAY NIGHT Wed 7 00 PM<br />
PRESBYTERIAN (U.S.A)<br />
Presbyterian<br />
Church<br />
Worship Services<br />
Sunday School<br />
8:00, 9:15,10:45 A.M.<br />
and 12:05 P.M.<br />
Evening Service 7:00 P.M.<br />
J?<br />
«MIL£ Munmry Provided<br />
• Shuttle Service<br />
*<br />
Service Broadcast<br />
J<br />
1SS I 1X-00 AM<br />
WUFL-AM 1030<br />
UNITED CHURCH<br />
OF CHRIST<br />
NATIVITY UNITED CHURCH Of CHRIST<br />
9436 Hsnry Ruff M Wssl Chicago<br />
•SonM 48150-421-5406<br />
Rev Oonekt u«a»mar« Pasior<br />
9:15 am. Church School<br />
1 10:30 a m Worship Sbrvics<br />
Nursery Care «• SMOS<br />
Rosedr.le Gardens Presbyterian Church, (U.S.A)<br />
Hubbard at W Chicago • Livonia • 422-0494<br />
Worship and Church School<br />
fIRJT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH<br />
Main A Church • pi3) 453-6464<br />
«YB0ST9<br />
SarvtossSOO 8 11:00 AW<br />
Owes Srtool 8 Nurssry 9:00 8 11 HO AM.<br />
ft JamM Sknvn Laiand L Smm *<br />
Saner Una* inUu. __<br />
r to AT<br />
lOtSO Worship & Sunday School<br />
Rev Richsrd L Peters<br />
Rev. Ruth BtUington<br />
INTERDENOMINATIONAL<br />
Sundiy Worship - 8:00110:00 un.<br />
Wednesday - Family Night 7:00 p.m.<br />
Nursery & Children s Ministry at AH Services<br />
: x • ST. TIMOTHY 1 CHURCH<br />
m •' «'TO Rotf<br />
t iwie - -tflf san<br />
SurMtey Scftooi MS aan AM AgM<br />
_F*WlyWora*itp 1100 a m<br />
March 12m - "The Apostle * Creed"<br />
"His Only Son. Our Lord"<br />
GEHEVA PRESBYTERIAN OflJRO Ri SA.)<br />
..... 9w>don Carmr<br />
(313) 459-0013<br />
. Sunday StotAel Out* Scnool<br />
1J4> - »0C J_m * 1106 am<br />
. ' Educate* For AS SfSS<br />
AGAPE CHRISTIAN CENTER<br />
41S50 E. Ann Arbor Trail<br />
Plymouth, Michigan 48170<br />
(313) 459-6240<br />
"A church ministering to today 's needs'<br />
Mart B. Moore, Pastor Agape Christian Academy - K through 12<br />
NARDIN PARK UNITED<br />
METHODIST CHURCH<br />
. 19887 Wm Eleven Mile Road<br />
lust Wesi of Middlcbcli<br />
476-8860<br />
Farmingion Hills *<br />
• Man* Its*aw.<br />
••nSe.OnwSlrtwl * Daw)<br />
March 12th<br />
"Groping for the Good Life"<br />
NEWBURG UNITED<br />
METHODIST CHURCH<br />
3S800 Ann Arbor Tkari<br />
422-0149<br />
Storehtp Ssrvtoes 6 Sunday School<br />
SrISS IU<br />
12th<br />
Youth Sunday<br />
r OSaon M MMMr preechio^<br />
L Carey<br />
UNITED METHODIST<br />
ST. MATTHEWS<br />
UNITED METHODIST<br />
30S00 S« Ma. fM IBM SlaAaw S TimSM ,*<br />
Out* Sonquoa Mat,<br />
10:00 A M Worship A Church School<br />
11:15 A M Adult Study Classes<br />
••unary PKMSM • 422S038<br />
Clarencevllle United Methodist<br />
MM* «UddM>rk «d<br />
•TS-MM<br />
Worship Service*<br />
•91 A 11:11 AM. SOO PM<br />
Churth WheoJ 10 OS AM<br />
Wednrtday Fnnchmem<br />
" * eSB. Cimr% m 7m<br />
ALDERSGATE<br />
UNITED METHODIST CHURCH<br />
10000 BEECH DALY ROAD<br />
Redlord. Ml 48239 tJ7-3170<br />
Mtor$Mp8:30&l1H»AIL<br />
Adut Sundsy School 9:45 AH. •<br />
ChUdrara Sunday School 11^0 A.M.<br />
V MormalChspslWbrship<br />
Ssl-SflOpj*.<br />
March 12th<br />
"Pilate's WWa"<br />
Oil eti- |-|| I<br />
Paatora Bob 4 Diana OoMdla
•c* The Obaenjer! thumhoay ManCH 9, 1995<br />
rtame for t»M rekgton catena*<br />
shook] he sutxntted no letef<br />
then noon Friday tor the next<br />
Thursday's tssue.<br />
1 MVOWCf RECOVERY<br />
A divorce recovery workshop is<br />
scheduled Mwn Thursday even<br />
ing*. Msrch y to A|*ril 27 . st<br />
First Presbyterian Church. 200 E.<br />
Main St.. Northviile. in the library<br />
^loungt. $30. Call 810-349-<br />
091L for informs tion<br />
• PUMM CARNIVAL<br />
Congregation Beit Kodesh will<br />
host its snnusl Purim carnival<br />
from 11 s.m to 2 p.m. Sunday,<br />
Msrch 12. st the synagogue, 31840<br />
W. Seven Mile, Livonia. There<br />
will be game* snd priies and<br />
lunch items sold. Tickets st the<br />
door.<br />
• LENTEN RETREAT<br />
Madonna Univenity will host s<br />
Lenten retreat from 9 am. to 5<br />
p.m. on Saturday. March 18 in<br />
the residence hall on campus.<br />
The retrest will focus on prsyer,<br />
reflection snd relaxation. Father<br />
Ken McKernan. s teacher at<br />
Catholic Central, wiil be the facilitator.<br />
Cost ia Si 2 snd include*<br />
lunch and refresh menu. Register<br />
by Wednesdsy. Msrch 15. Call<br />
313-591 5006<br />
• BETHANY PLYMOUTH-CANTON<br />
Bethsny Plymouth-<strong>Canton</strong>, s<br />
support snd social group for divorced<br />
and separated Christians,<br />
will have s St Patrick's Day<br />
Dance 9 p.m to 1 s.m. Saturday.<br />
March 18. st St. Kenneth's Catholic<br />
Church. Haggerty Road,<br />
south of Five MUe Road. Plymouth.<br />
Cost is $8 per person snd<br />
includes beer, wine, pop and<br />
munchies. Music will be by DJ<br />
Dick Gersthy. For more information,<br />
call 261 9123 or 533-3041.<br />
• ACTION<br />
A support poup for people in career<br />
transition holds informal<br />
meetings with speakers in the<br />
parlor at Orchard United Method<br />
iat Church. 30450 Farmington<br />
Rd.. between 13 and 14 Mile. On<br />
Monday. March 27, Cora Len<br />
gem an n will speak on uaing recruiters.<br />
No charge. For more information.<br />
call the church office<br />
at 810-626-3620.<br />
• MESS1AN M THE PASSOVER<br />
St. Andrew's Presbyterian<br />
Church hosts Shema Yisrael who<br />
will present the Messiah in the<br />
Passover on Wednesday. March<br />
22 at 7:30 p.m. and includes an<br />
explanation of the seder meal. St.<br />
Andrews extends an invitation to<br />
anyone interested in this program.<br />
The church is at 26701 Joy<br />
Rd. between Inkster and Beech<br />
Daly in Dearborn Heights Call<br />
313-274-3820 between 9 am. snd<br />
noon for more information.<br />
RELIGION CALENDAR<br />
The Wert Detroit Vicariate edu<br />
cation canter in St. Hilary parish.<br />
Telegraph and Plymouth roads in<br />
Redford, vrftl answer questions on<br />
Thursday March 30 with Father<br />
Dennis Duggan. Topics, annulments.<br />
divorce, remarriage, gat<br />
ting s marriage recognised by the<br />
church end receiving sacraments<br />
after a divorce. The session is<br />
scheduled at 7:30 pm. To reach<br />
the center, turn south on Appleton<br />
(one block east of Telegraph).<br />
From Appleton. turn right onto<br />
Elmira which will become the entrance<br />
drive of the church parking<br />
lot. Call 533-1560.<br />
• LENTEN DINNERS<br />
Christ Our Savior Lutheran<br />
Church will serve Lenten dinners<br />
5:45-6:30 p.m. Wednesdays during<br />
Lent. The dinners will be before<br />
the 7 p.m. Lenten worship,<br />
which will feature special music<br />
snd chancel dramas to re-enact<br />
the passion story. Dinners coat<br />
$2.50 for adults, »1.50 for children<br />
sges 4-10 and children under 4<br />
free. For a menu and reservation<br />
information, call (313) 522-6830.<br />
• LENTEN SSW1CCS<br />
Lola Park Evangelical Lutheran<br />
Church has midweek Lenten services<br />
at 10 a.m and 7:30 p.m.<br />
Wednesdays at the church. 14750<br />
Kinloch, Redford. The Rev. Gregory<br />
Gibbons will preach on the<br />
general theme of "Human Eatimates<br />
in the Light of the Scriptures."<br />
• St James Presbyterian Church<br />
has Lenten services at 7 p.m.<br />
Wednesdays in the chapel<br />
through April 5. St. James is at<br />
25350 W. Si* Mile. Redford. For<br />
more information, call (313) 534-<br />
7730 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Tuesday<br />
through Friday.<br />
N Church of the Risen Lord, a<br />
new parish of the Charismatic<br />
Episcopal Church of North Amer<br />
ica. ia holding Lenten worship<br />
services at 10 a m Sundays in Patio<br />
No. 1 Classroom in the University<br />
Center building of Medina<br />
University. 36600 Schoolcraft,<br />
Livonia. For more information,<br />
call (800) 484-7872, Ext 4534.<br />
• LENTEN FOCUS<br />
"The Cost of Diacipleship" by<br />
Dietrich Bonhoeffer will be the<br />
Lenten focus at 7:30 p.m.<br />
Wednesdays for New Life Lutheran<br />
Church. The meetings will be<br />
held in the home of various members.<br />
Bonhoeffer's classic work is<br />
sbout the Sermon on the Mount.<br />
New Life is a forming congregation<br />
of Evangelical Lutheran<br />
Church in America. For more information,<br />
call Pastor-Developer<br />
Ken Roberts at (313) 420-1023 or<br />
(810) 442-7243.<br />
• LENTEN EVEMNOS<br />
The West Detroit Parishes will<br />
preaent "Lenten Ifialip et Reflection<br />
for Woman." 7-9 p.m<br />
Thursday, March 9 end April 6,<br />
•t St. Hillary Parish Center,<br />
23901 Elmirs, Radford. Sister<br />
Roeamarie Kieffer and Slater<br />
Mam Miller wtll be the presenters<br />
for the program, an oppor<br />
tunity for women to renew, refresh<br />
and recommit. For more informs<br />
tion, call St. Hillary at (313) 533<br />
1560. "•<br />
Crossroads Church wiU have its<br />
annual spring conference Friday<br />
and Saturday, March 10-11. The<br />
t heme of the conference wiil be<br />
"Making Christianity Relevant"<br />
The conference will ooet $45 per<br />
person and will include four meesages<br />
from the speaker, Don<br />
Willeman of Dallas, Taxes, three<br />
meals, contemporary music, open<br />
gym times, skits and fun.<br />
The single adult ministry is<br />
hosting the conference, which will<br />
be hey at Grace Chapel. 27096<br />
Halsteed, Farmington Hills- For<br />
more information, cell Rob Eddy<br />
st (313) 961 -7163.<br />
• WOMEN'S ASLOW<br />
Women's Aglow will have a oneday<br />
seminar with Quin Sherrer,<br />
author of "A Woman's Guide to<br />
Spiritual Warfare," 9 a.m to 4<br />
p.m. Saturday, March 11, at the<br />
Holiday Inn Gateway Centre in<br />
Flint, For more information, cell<br />
(313)397-1111.<br />
The final part of St Mary Catholic<br />
Church's Inaight into Human<br />
Issues series will be at 6:45 p.m<br />
Sunday, March 12, at the church,<br />
34530 Michigan Ave., Wayne. The<br />
topic will be annulments with the<br />
Rev. Norman Nawrocki, judicial<br />
vicar of the Archdiocese of Detroit,<br />
• EASY SHOWER<br />
The Full Gospel Church of Plymouth<br />
will have a Right to Life<br />
baby shower 2-3:30 p.m. Sunday.<br />
March 12, at the church, 291 E.<br />
Spring, Plymouth. Participants<br />
sre ssked to bring new or used<br />
(but usable) baby and maternity<br />
items which will be given to local<br />
pregnancy help centers. For more<br />
information, call (313) 425-4290<br />
or (313) 981-3753.<br />
Other Right to Lufo-Lifoepan<br />
baby showers will be held 2-3:30<br />
p.m that day at Resurrection<br />
Pariah Hall. 46001 Wkrren, <strong>Canton</strong>.<br />
St Duns tan Church (in the<br />
Activity Building), 1646 Bel ton,<br />
Garden City, and St. Raphael<br />
Church (in the Activities Build<br />
ing), 5775 Merriman, Garden<br />
City. Our Lady of Good Counsel<br />
Church. 1062 Church St.. Plym<br />
outh, will have a shower 1 -3 p.m.<br />
Gifts alao can be dropped off at<br />
St. Kenneth Church. 14961 Hag<br />
gerty, Plymouth Township.<br />
'Jesus Christ Superstar'<br />
traces Christ's last 7 days<br />
When Andrew Lloyd Webber<br />
and Tim Rice sat down to create<br />
"Jeaua Christ Superstar" in 1969,<br />
they began a moat unlikely journey<br />
to the stage.<br />
Now. some 26 years later, the<br />
musical ia back on stage, making<br />
a stop at the Michigan Theatre in<br />
Ann Arbor March 28-29.<br />
Baaad on the laat seven days in<br />
the life of Jesus of Naxareth, "Superstar"<br />
has Ted Neeley recreating<br />
his role of Jesus Christ from<br />
the popular motion picture 22<br />
Originally created as a tworecord<br />
rock opera released In the<br />
uj3. and Britain, the album sold<br />
2Vfc million copies and was such a<br />
success that it spawned numer<br />
ous concert tours.<br />
Webber, Rice, and Robert Stigwood<br />
(et the time their manager)<br />
then created a "Jesus Christ Superstar"<br />
for the Broadwsy stage<br />
that opened in October 1971, with<br />
s then-unheard-of advance sale of<br />
more than $1 million. The original<br />
Broadwsy production played<br />
more than 700 performances, followed<br />
by a sold-out national tour.<br />
The current production, directed<br />
snd choreographed by Tony<br />
Christopher, returns Broadway's<br />
"Jesus Christ Superstar" to its<br />
rock roots, using contemporary<br />
theater technology like state-ofthe-art,<br />
hand-held and heedaet<br />
wireless microphones; fiber optics;<br />
and computer-generated<br />
lighting.<br />
It has received rave reviews and<br />
played to sold-out audiences in<br />
San Francisco, Los Angeles, Baltimore,<br />
Detroit, Philadelphia,<br />
Wsshington, D.C., Chicago,<br />
Cleveland and Minneapolis.<br />
"With 1990s high-tech whistles<br />
snd bells, this production is the<br />
raxzJe-daxxle realisation of Rice<br />
and Webber's original intent,"<br />
said The Baltimore Sun.<br />
Rice believed that be and<br />
Webber, who had previously colls<br />
bora ted on another biblical story,<br />
"Joseph snd the Amaxing<br />
F.wna Nrnu.- ISHA<br />
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Reprisal: Twenty-two yean after playing the role in the<br />
hit motion picture, Ted Neeley returns as Jesus in the all<br />
new stage production of "Jesus Christ Superstar. "<br />
Technicolor Dreamcoat,"<br />
mining fertile territory. "If Christ<br />
cannot be taken to the streets,<br />
into the fielda and into the bouses,<br />
then he has no meaning at<br />
all," be said.<br />
"Jesus Christ Superstar" hss<br />
been seen in 37 different countries<br />
snd is responsible for bring-<br />
How would this man compose a<br />
ing millions into theaters for the<br />
first time.<br />
Tickets for the two 8 p.m.<br />
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are on sale now st $29.50 and<br />
$34.50 at Ticket Mas ter outlets, or<br />
by charge by calling (810) 645<br />
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charges a $1 theater restoration<br />
foe per ticket.<br />
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Oaikocn Spot<br />
MARTY FIGLEY<br />
lmpatiens makes<br />
impressive show<br />
When readers call with information<br />
about something they've grown, we all<br />
learn more about-garden ing — and it<br />
helpe me with a column idea. Such is the case<br />
with John Haibert of Royal Oak.<br />
Last year he bought a plant from Mr. Uhli<br />
nak, who has a greenhouse in Armada and a<br />
stall at the Royal Oak Parmer's Market, and<br />
was pleased and surprised with the result.<br />
John gardens on a typical suburban plot,<br />
with partial shade, and he has transformed his<br />
back yard into almost all garden with many<br />
shade-loving plants (and a few sun lovers for<br />
the sunny areas* Many (lowers grace the front<br />
of the house, too Hydrangia. Asian and Oriental<br />
Lilies. Chelone (Turtle Head*. Astilbe, Amaranthus.<br />
Ferns (nursery and ivy), Hostas, Lily<br />
of the Valley, Evening Primrose. Balloon Flowers,<br />
False Dragonhead and others make up the<br />
garden scene.<br />
Impressive lmpatiens<br />
Many plants are grown in pots Last year he<br />
maintained 91 pots of flowers! The plant he<br />
wanted me to see (an old variety I is a relative of<br />
the lmpatiens. I. glandulifera. which was towering<br />
in iU pot at least seven feet tall from the<br />
soil line with nine-inch, lance-shaped, serrated<br />
leaves. The main flower stem is hollow and can<br />
grow as large as eight inches in circumference<br />
— his was two inches at the soil line. The<br />
leaves (one 13 inches long) form along the stem<br />
and as secondary sums form, smaller leaves<br />
are produced. .<br />
Blooming begins at the top of the plant<br />
around mid-July and later buds open on the<br />
secondary stems allowing the plant to flower<br />
until laU August. The flowers resemble a<br />
Lady's Slipper with two-part, two-tone pink<br />
peUls. The bottom of the flower is slightly<br />
speckled.<br />
Sometimes the flower color is clear pink,<br />
mulberry red (or a blend) or white, according to<br />
the book "Annuals for Connoisseurs' by Wayne<br />
Winterrowd.<br />
Cold facts<br />
This author suggests that seeds need winter<br />
cold to germinaU and should be sown in place<br />
in moist or well-watered friable garden soil in<br />
the garden or in a nursery. Chilling in the refrigerator<br />
for a month will work alao, then sow<br />
on sterile compost. Able to endure some froet,<br />
the plant will grow quickly when warm weather<br />
begins. Thinning ia recommended. Fertililing<br />
usually isn't necessary<br />
John grew his tall plant in soil he had composted<br />
with grass, used no fertilizer or sprays.<br />
It did receive hot afternoon son. but stood up<br />
well to it.<br />
WtOterrowd considers this plant quiU<br />
"promiscuous" as\he seeds scatter readily. I<br />
wonder how John will feel after s couple of seasons,<br />
but we must try new things in our gardens.<br />
Where else could we have more fun?<br />
I have checked many companies for seeds for<br />
LOOKING AHEAD<br />
,3D<br />
**st te watch for in Craativa Living next wee*:<br />
• Obeerver srsa residents compete for pruas at the<br />
Ann Arbor Flower and Genfen Show March 23-26.<br />
• From water-colors to weavings. the latest exhibit<br />
at the Michigan Art Exchange in Plymouth<br />
offers them all March 18-31.<br />
• Graduating seniors Sean Henkel and Pamela<br />
Mardauas of Livonia exhibit art at Madonna<br />
University through March 30<br />
• Victoria Diaz talks about what's new on the<br />
local book scene<br />
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a piece of fabric ia turned into a work of<br />
art with needle and thread, quilts and cross<br />
stitch samplers, tablecloths, baby blankets,<br />
snd porcelain covered keepsake boxes become treasured<br />
heirlooms endowed with a sense of history to<br />
entrust to the next generation.<br />
Needleart experte aay there is a trend toward a<br />
greater appreciation for traditional valuea. and the<br />
importance of family and home ao it's only natural<br />
that sewing and needlework, which had fallen out of<br />
favor in the laat 20 years, are gaining a new following.<br />
Quilting and croes stitiching lead aa the moot popular<br />
among the needlearU comprising this time honored<br />
craft.<br />
Nowhere ia that more visible than at sewing notion<br />
shops like Stitch nTime, Ltd. in Westland and Village<br />
Patchwork in Plymouth.<br />
"Cross stitch is needleart. It's like painting with a<br />
needle. The stitches give you your color and your texture,"<br />
said Kathy Williatna, owner of Stitch-N-Time<br />
Williams embroidered as a child and hated it.<br />
About 20 years ago after prodding from her daughter<br />
to try it again, Williams purchased her first cross<br />
stitch kit on sale. It was a reproduction of a Norman<br />
Rockwell painting. Her current project, an undoubtedly<br />
major undertaking, ia the christening gowns she's<br />
Sae 2D<br />
*! •<br />
. &-<br />
^ #—i Kathy Sandberg's versatility in clay ts<br />
sure to 8park an interest in just about everyone in an<br />
upcoming exhbiit at The Art Gallery in Garden City<br />
Artists exhibit ceramic<br />
works in Garden City<br />
Br Lwpa Ann Cwmw<br />
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The versatility and malleability<br />
at day comae to play In a rare one<br />
day exhibition Sunday, March It, at<br />
The Ait Gallery ia Gsrden City A<br />
reception to atast-the-artiste aad<br />
learn what's behind their<br />
echeduled 2-6 pm<br />
Front functional pottery. Oriental<br />
bird hatha hatha, and fat<br />
little Ash with worms in their<br />
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artist<br />
reflects<br />
light<br />
Br LINDA ANN CBOMIN<br />
STBTIAL V u m<br />
In daylight or candlelight glaee's<br />
ability to capture and reflect light ia<br />
unmatched.<br />
In honor of Michigan Glaaa<br />
Month in April the Livonia Arte<br />
Commission presents an advance<br />
celebration of the medium in an exhibit<br />
in the circular ahowcases on<br />
the second floor of the Civic Center<br />
<strong>Library</strong>, 82777 Five Mile Road eaat<br />
of Farmington.<br />
Heidi Barron fovea glass It clear-<br />
ly shows in the more then two t<br />
beveled glass sculptures on display<br />
at the library through March 30<br />
"When 1 originally aaw her work<br />
at the Livonia Arte and Crafts Festi<br />
val, I thought it waa uniqus snd<br />
original. I think people are attracted<br />
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Fun Therapy:<br />
Stitch-N-<br />
Time owner<br />
Kathy<br />
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provides<br />
everything<br />
you need for<br />
cross<br />
stitching in<br />
her<br />
Westland<br />
shop.<br />
If a stitch in time saves nine, what<br />
• do stitches lovingly created on<br />
quilts, pillows and other objects<br />
save? Memories of a cherished<br />
friend, the history of a family as it is<br />
passed from generation to<br />
generation as an heirloom, all this<br />
and more.<br />
Future<br />
Kitty Cole<br />
and Jan<br />
Williams,<br />
owners of<br />
Village<br />
Patchwork<br />
in<br />
Plymouth,<br />
agree that<br />
quilts link<br />
us to our<br />
history.<br />
Catching Rays: Heidi Barron<br />
creates beveled glass sculpture<br />
noted for iu reflective<br />
qualities. Her contemporary<br />
style work is on exhibit at<br />
the Livonia Civic Center <strong>Library</strong><br />
through March 30.<br />
D<br />
to ths beveled glass, the sparkle and<br />
highiighta that reflect from tt," aaid<br />
arte commissioner, Lee Alanakas<br />
who booked the show<br />
In search of a new hobby 12 years<br />
ago. Barron took an adult education<br />
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Uotlngo footuroo news and notes about suburban<br />
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M NOW *f ALTOftt<br />
C ran brook Raaltora in Franklin and Weat<br />
Bloomfiaid welcome several new Realtors to their<br />
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• VP NAMED<br />
Frank Mediati of Troy ia the new vice preaident<br />
of Bloomfield Hills based Barry M. Klein Real<br />
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for netionsl tenant*. He is a graduate of Wayne<br />
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broker's licenae snd is a licensed builder.<br />
Previoualy, he worked with the Farbman Group,<br />
specializing in commercial/retail real estate trans<br />
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— Becky Burns, special writer<br />
REAL ESTATE News<br />
Thursday.March 9,1996 <br />
ERA succeeds with Seller's Security Plan<br />
ekv By dlpr*ww Becky dimia Burn*<br />
ski* iAI .Warm w<br />
About 16 years after Electronic<br />
Realty Associates began its Seller's<br />
Security Plan guaranteeing, "If we<br />
don't aell your houae, ERA will buy<br />
it!", the plan is still going strong.<br />
"It's worked real well," said Matt<br />
Kenkel, owner of ERA Banker My'a<br />
Realty in Farmington Hills. "What it<br />
really does for ua is it gives the seller<br />
a certain level of comfort. If the houae<br />
doesn't aell, they have this program to<br />
fall back on."<br />
In the past year. Kenkel aaid. his<br />
office has used the plan four or five<br />
times. He added that it is ideal for<br />
people who are relocating.<br />
"It's peace of mind," said Dani<br />
Pea, a Realtor with ERA Rymai<br />
Symes in West Bloomfield.<br />
ERA on sverage receives 372 applications<br />
a year from people who want<br />
to sell their homes through the plan.<br />
That number should continue to<br />
grow, though, because ERA changed<br />
the program last June, eliminating<br />
application foes.<br />
What the plan does ia assure<br />
sellers their houses will sell. When<br />
aellers list their house with a participating<br />
ERA office, provided the<br />
house qualifies for the plan, and it<br />
does not aell within 210 daya from the<br />
application date, ERA will b«ky it at a<br />
price the Realtor and seller have<br />
agreed on earlier.<br />
"It's a guaranteed safety sale. It's<br />
like a. safety net," said Sharon<br />
Menard, coordinator at ERA's national<br />
office in Overland Park, Kan.<br />
ERA keeps the houae on the market<br />
for seven months before buying it<br />
from the seller, allowing it to be purchased<br />
by a home buyer.<br />
"If nobody else has come in within<br />
seven months and made an offer, we<br />
will close with them," Menard said.<br />
If sellers find a house before the<br />
seven months are up, they b*ve noth-<br />
ing to worry about "When they «o to<br />
purchase a home, their home is sold<br />
for all practical purpoaes." Menard<br />
For a house to qualify, it must bs a<br />
single family, owner-occupied dwelling<br />
up for resale, appraised at more<br />
than $35,000. And the seller must<br />
•gree to purchase a new home<br />
through a broker with ERA affiliation.<br />
Through the plan, sellers may<br />
receive up to $100,000 in equity on<br />
their old home to use as a down payment<br />
on a new one.<br />
Another nice point about the plan,<br />
Kenkel said, is that if ERA does end<br />
up taking the title to the houae and if<br />
the sellers end up losing money on<br />
the deal, they are not required to<br />
make up for it But if they make more<br />
money than originally agreed on, the<br />
profit is passed on to the sellers.<br />
"There's really not a whole lot of<br />
obligation up front for the aeller,"<br />
Kenkel aaid. adding that he usually<br />
sells a house under, the plan before<br />
ERA takaa the title.<br />
Listing a home through the Seller's!<br />
Security Plan ia not much different;<br />
from a regular listing, ha aaid. There;<br />
is a chance sellers may have to pay aa<br />
appraisal foe, but in the end they get.<br />
it back when they sell bouse.<br />
Along with benefits to the seller,;<br />
there are advantages to the Reel tor,<br />
too. "The benefit* for us ara we sad*<br />
more house*," Pett said. "It's a list-;<br />
ing tool for us."<br />
Kenkel said he sometimes get*;<br />
c*lls from potential customers after'<br />
they have seen the program ad-!<br />
vertised in the newspaper. Other<br />
times, he get* calls from people who;<br />
have listed their property with anoch •<br />
er Realtor but have had little success. -<br />
"The benefit* for us and the!<br />
franchise are it brings us business we'<br />
might not otherwise get*" he said.<br />
Challenge 'as is' clause and inordinate control<br />
A We bought our<br />
\J| home ss la and<br />
believe that we<br />
have been ripped<br />
off. The building<br />
inspector apparently<br />
knew the<br />
home waa uninhabitable<br />
and that a<br />
repair and notice<br />
order had been issued.<br />
Can we sue<br />
the seller arguing<br />
that the seller mis-<br />
represented, even in light of the<br />
"as ia" clause?<br />
A<br />
ROBERT M.<br />
MEISNER<br />
Based on s recent Michigan<br />
Court of Appeals decision, I believe<br />
there is a basis for you to pursue<br />
the seller, in spite of the "aa is"<br />
clause. The court in a recent esse<br />
found thst it is not reasonable to a*<br />
sume, sa s mstter of Isw, thst every<br />
purchaser ahould examine the local<br />
building inspector's records before<br />
purchasing a residential home.<br />
Whether such assumption should<br />
be made in your case, a* waa the case<br />
in the Court of Appeals, is a question<br />
of fact for the fact finder, either a<br />
judge or jury. Therefore, you may<br />
hsve s reasonable basis, based upon<br />
the fscts of your esse, to pursue the<br />
seller.<br />
QWe are a condominium hotel<br />
that has been managed by the<br />
developer for several years but now<br />
a majority of the unit owners are in<br />
control of the board of directors.<br />
There Is a property management<br />
company that the developer wishes<br />
to continue to utilise at the condominium<br />
project who wante 60<br />
percent of the rental income obtained.<br />
plus cost* from the residents.<br />
What is normal in connection<br />
with this type of rental program<br />
aa it relates to condominium<br />
aaaociation operation?<br />
A<br />
Many motel condominiums are<br />
managed by professions! man-<br />
agement companies. The percentage<br />
of rental incomes retained may vary,<br />
depending upon the region, but there<br />
are management companies that collect<br />
as much as 50 percent of the rentsi<br />
fees from the co-owner /landlords.<br />
For ezsmple. in Aspen, Colo., there<br />
are a number of hotel condominiums<br />
where the management company collect*<br />
s stipend from each rental property.<br />
but there are also, significantly,<br />
condominium associations that have<br />
retained their own personnel to manage<br />
the hotel.<br />
Therefore, there are no fees collected<br />
from the rental, except a* is necessary<br />
to fund the operations of the hotel<br />
condominium. Depending upon<br />
the locale, and the size of the condominium,<br />
the condominium association<br />
should explore what alternatives<br />
are available on a competitive basis<br />
to most efficiently operate the condominium<br />
project.<br />
Developers that retain control of<br />
the condominium project in order to)<br />
potentially pad their pockets by?<br />
usurping unreasonable control of the<br />
association through management aiM<br />
rental feea should be dealt with bjC<br />
the condominium aasociation with<br />
the legal rights that the aaaociation<br />
and ita members have in order td<br />
svoid any potential abuse by the de{<br />
veloper controlled management ootn 4<br />
pany and/or rental company.<br />
Robert M. Meisner it an Oakland<br />
County attorney who concentrates his<br />
practice iti condominium, real estate<br />
and corporate law. Submit question*<br />
by writing: Robert Af Meisner. 30200<br />
Telegraph Road, Suits 467. Bingham<br />
Farms. MI 49025 This column provides<br />
general information and should<br />
not be construed as legal opinion. Ta<br />
leave a voice-mail message for Robert<br />
M Meisner, dial (313) 963-2047.<br />
mailbox 1871. Hear his radio show,<br />
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THURSDAY. MARCH 9,1996 BUILDING^BUSINESS<br />
BUILDING & BUSINESS<br />
OBSERVER<br />
STARS<br />
I<br />
This column highlights promotions, transfers. Wrings<br />
and other key personnel moves within the<br />
suburban business community Send a brief biographical<br />
summary — including the towns of rest<br />
dency and employment and a black and whit a<br />
photo, if desired — to: Stars. Buiklir^ & Business.<br />
Observer 1 Eccentric Newspapers. 36251 School<br />
craft. Livonia 48150. Our fa* number is (313/<br />
591 7279<br />
Janet Chorkey of Birmingham<br />
wa* named director of<br />
marketing communications at<br />
Ford tic Earl Associates Inc in<br />
Troy. Chorkey had been director<br />
of public relations and publication*<br />
at Cranbrook<br />
Educational Community in<br />
Bloomfield Hills She also was.<br />
editor of The Cranbrook Quarterly<br />
Julia K. Hansen of Southfield<br />
was named director of Bales<br />
and marketing for DoubleTree<br />
Guest Suites in Southfield < forrierly<br />
Embassy Suites).<br />
Hansen held a similar position<br />
at Guest Quarter Suites in<br />
Columbus. Ohio She received<br />
an award tn 1992 for increasing<br />
revenue of the Columbus<br />
operation.<br />
Cindy Krainen of West<br />
Bloomfield was named vice<br />
president, hospitality and food<br />
service of Harper Associates in<br />
Farmmgton Hills. Krainen. a<br />
registered dietitian, has been<br />
employed by the executive<br />
search Firm as a recruiter in<br />
the food service and hospitality<br />
since she joined the company<br />
in 1987.<br />
Rene L Monforton of Livonia<br />
was promoted to assistant<br />
vice president and chief claim<br />
officer at AAA Michigan in<br />
Dearborn. Monforton had been<br />
claim director. He was promoted<br />
to claim director in 1983<br />
Monforton joined AAA Michigan<br />
in 1961 as a claim representative.<br />
She ©bseruer<br />
Chorkey<br />
Hantaan<br />
F<br />
Excessive Debts?<br />
• Credit Problems?<br />
• Bankruptcy?<br />
Collections?<br />
• Charge Offs?<br />
Univerffted<br />
Income?,<br />
ft* 'vrafc<br />
INSIDE:<br />
Classifieds<br />
Date book<br />
Houses offer access to lake, freeways<br />
It's not really close in<br />
term* of miles. But a pair<br />
of area builders with<br />
sterling reputations have<br />
a subdivision under<br />
construction that provides<br />
lake living with<br />
great freeway<br />
By Doug Funkk<br />
STAFF Warrxa<br />
os now tor s confidential<br />
to discuss yowr needs.<br />
1971...A namm you earn trust<br />
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Eden Gardens,<br />
a subdivision with<br />
31 lota, haa good<br />
pedigree.<br />
Donald ' L.<br />
Pratt, a residential<br />
builder in Troy,<br />
end Fred Capaldi, a Rochester Hills<br />
residential builder, have joined<br />
forces to erect houses in the rural<br />
community at Fenton Townahip.<br />
Each haa won Builder of the<br />
Year designation from the Builders<br />
Association of Southeastern Michigan.<br />
Each haa served aa president<br />
of that profeeeional group. Each<br />
continues a family tradition in the<br />
building industry.<br />
Capaldi and Pratt have scaled<br />
down the beat elements of floor<br />
plans they've previously developed<br />
for Eden Gardens. They offer a story<br />
and a half, a two story and a<br />
ranch Prices start at 9164,900.<br />
The partners can build each other's<br />
plans and will alternate jobs.<br />
About half of the lota front on<br />
Dollar Lake, a no-wake waterway<br />
perfect for rowboats. pontoon bosts<br />
or sailboats. Lakefront lots carry a<br />
premium of $18,000.<br />
"One of the things we were looking<br />
at waa getting into the afford<br />
able market," Pratt said. "Up here,<br />
affordable ia $180,000 and under"<br />
"The draws out here, naturally,<br />
are the water and the country living,"<br />
said Capaldi These arc nice<br />
aiae lots, eO-by-136 feet"<br />
The development has good scto<br />
1-75 and US-23. Even<br />
What's<br />
between<br />
you and<br />
your<br />
GOALS?<br />
my<br />
Shorewood: This 1.700-square-foot model at Eden Gardens<br />
features the master suite on the main floor, two bedrooms<br />
and a full bath upstairs<br />
though the site ia as close to Flint<br />
as 04kE communities, the drive<br />
would be reasonable fbr workers in<br />
Oakland County and Ann Arbor,<br />
the builders agree.<br />
"1 thought we'd be a good drawing<br />
card for people who work in<br />
Auburn Hills," Pratt said. "The<br />
(Chrysler) tech center ia 30, 35<br />
minutes away."<br />
This ia a phenomenal spot for<br />
getting around the state." Pratt<br />
Eden Gardens ia serviced by city<br />
and well water. The subdivision<br />
will have streetlights but no<br />
sidewalks. The property ia in the<br />
Lake Fenton Community Schools.<br />
Two models are on site.<br />
The Shorewood, s 1,700-squarefoot<br />
story-and-a-half, features the<br />
master bedroom suite on the main<br />
level and two bedrooms and a full<br />
bath upstairs.<br />
The master showcases a separate<br />
tub and shower and walk-in closet.<br />
The first floor alao has a forma)<br />
den, great room, kitchen/eating<br />
nook, half bath and laundry.<br />
A two-story foyer greets visitors<br />
at the front door. The great room<br />
haa a sloped ceiling.<br />
"We can't get custom out of our<br />
system," said Capaldi, who built<br />
the model.<br />
The basic Shorewood is priced<br />
at $164,900. '<br />
The Lake wood, 1,750 square feet<br />
erected by Pratt, places all three<br />
bedrooms and two full baths upstairs.<br />
The master has a shower<br />
only. Both secondary bedrooms have<br />
walk-in closets and ceiling lights.<br />
A large great room highlights<br />
the main level with kitchen/eating<br />
nook, half bath and laundry.<br />
c<br />
A two-atory foyer riaea at the<br />
main entrance.<br />
"Again, we tried to introduce as<br />
much light as possible." Pratt said.<br />
The basic Lakewood is $154,900.<br />
The third floor plan, the Driftwood,<br />
a ranch of about 1,700<br />
square feet, offers three bedrooms,<br />
2 V2 baths, great room, kitchen/eating<br />
nook and laundry for $167,900.<br />
Standard featurea on all floor<br />
plans include two-car garage, basement,<br />
fireplace, dishwasher and<br />
garbage disposal.<br />
Vinyl siding is the standard exterior.<br />
Brick is extra.<br />
The tax rate fbr reaidential property<br />
in Fenton Township serviced<br />
by the Lake Fenton Schools ia about<br />
$23.10 per $1,000 of state equalised<br />
valuation, half of market value.<br />
That meana the owner of a<br />
$165,000 houae in Eden Gardens<br />
would pay about $1,900 yearly in<br />
property taxes.<br />
A flat fee of $159 also is currently<br />
billed to residential property<br />
owners in Fenton for garbage collection<br />
and mosquito control.<br />
Steve Haggard, a commercial pilot<br />
who regularly commutea to<br />
Metro airport, haa purchaaed a<br />
Shorewood model with wife, Lou<br />
Ann. and sons. Jake and Sam.<br />
The family will add a fourth<br />
bedroom and additional space in<br />
the garage.<br />
- The sub is on a cul-de-sac and<br />
won't have much traffic," Steve<br />
aaid. "We wanted to get to a smaller<br />
town. We've been told it haa<br />
good achoola "<br />
Lake acceaa la alao a plus, he<br />
added.<br />
"The model, I like the way it's<br />
laid out very efficiently." Haggard<br />
said. "With a fourth bedroom,<br />
there's no wasted space."<br />
"Lakefront property is golden,"<br />
said Wayne Ulrich, sales rep on<br />
site. "People sort of gravitate to<br />
that, especially in this area."<br />
The sales office at Eden Gardens,<br />
(810) 689-8375, it open noon-5 p.m.<br />
daily, doted Thursdays and Friday.<br />
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2H<br />
The Obmrwr Tm ksiwv March 9. 1995<br />
B U S I N E S S D A T E B O O K<br />
_ Detroit development roadblocks cited<br />
.<br />
(IM<br />
f»wfs arouna me sudtfO^i<br />
W»46 to 0 1 By by Doug doic Ft plxkk tout<br />
n l ..<br />
ftnilMWmnHDM.<br />
C*&ness ootnmunty Toast or<br />
8r*f» Wimi<br />
KAkolu Jr.. president of Wal<br />
things dun* and fu*l growth, Car-<br />
0ea<br />
Mimatanw w w c m m r m m i mil acquisition process.<br />
development and planning for<br />
Bloomfield Hill* resident aaid of<br />
civic languafe here." Keller said.<br />
Center n Garden c*> and Wttew «un High Lues And crime. Lack of<br />
Oakland County.<br />
current atate environmental<br />
We have to fight each other la<br />
*»W8n» (oJ 30p.ni uaru^ per»on*i knowledge about the ac- clean up standards.<br />
• "Get rid of the city income tax this town, laeuee arc always what<br />
and orvtrwoed mstivction App*<br />
tual state of deterioration in the<br />
and identify tha whole city aa a<br />
• Time ia money in the develop<br />
divides ua rather than what un-<br />
' a tenwtv tor nuwo pro cants *ui te at mu 21 y**r> of city<br />
gun control district." aaid Kathe<br />
ment buaineaa." said Stuart<br />
ite* ua<br />
* »Mxuei ^ W j *. cr* •A* Peas a pft*wca|/*m sowe«r* Thoae are major impedimenta<br />
rine Bee be, a Birmingham reai<br />
Frankel, president of a commer-<br />
"I'm surprised how much w*<br />
*NP«a» 7 JO Am to 12 JO D m «•« naoe * goad ®wwg mcom Cost to urban redevelopment in De-<br />
dent and president of Premiae Aa-<br />
^MUCwrm n«tocus«<br />
• 11695 fo» •aormeoorv caa )S00|<br />
cial development company in<br />
love to debate rather thaa act," he<br />
troit identified by a panel of govaodataa.<br />
a real estate consulting<br />
444 7101 Of (313) 462 4444<br />
Troy "We need a short fu*e to set<br />
added "We have to act, do it out<br />
' ana nrmii'n Dene* pro<br />
eminent, civic and businea* lead decision*"<br />
firm.<br />
of the aenae we're in the M»«t<br />
UtMt COK«<br />
•AfTY NOMAD<br />
era-<br />
Beebe waa chief planner of boat together. It has to be steady,<br />
t30 Tom<br />
Th* tmmiA SOOM> ol Employw*<br />
Frankel haa developed some<br />
Problem* and poaaible aolu-<br />
Mayor Denni* Archer's land uae<br />
aio*aw<br />
sponsor* • seminar Mow 10 BUea an<br />
five million square feet of shop<br />
mutually dependent, specific<br />
tiona were diacuaaed during a<br />
taak force.<br />
(ifectiv* Safety Pro^am 9 a. m to I<br />
ping center* in the suburb* dur-<br />
project* "<br />
•«* WMO S3<br />
0 »n a* «* oAca*. 230)5 Northwwi seminar sponsored by Grubh A<br />
• "I would decree that each deing<br />
the paat 20 year*<br />
Frankel said he's never devel-<br />
•m ScMMlata f*esenter MKfwgan Ellia, a commercial brokerage<br />
veloper in thi* room have • piece<br />
• Streamline the licensing and<br />
oped in Detroit because analysis<br />
Depr or labor Coal a *20 Advance property management firm head<br />
of property on Caaa. Woodward or<br />
UarxAcfurert Assooauy -^«r»oon naguwieo ai (810| 3S3<br />
permitting proce**." *aid Marge<br />
of potential sites hasn't turned up<br />
quartered in Southfield, and<br />
Bruah to develop in 10 year*."<br />
anc potential<br />
Ae orov-de anract.-ve construction f.nanc-ng, with no money<br />
down on mater aiS Or rrione> tor subcontracting worV<br />
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ATTENTION:<br />
FORD EMPLOYEES "Ifs a DONE DEAL"<br />
OPEN SATURDAY<br />
March 11 th 10am-4pm<br />
V ! hicl S lns P ection • McDonald's Rental Booth-Drawing<br />
Lincoln for two days • Free Ziebart Windshield Treatment for iust<br />
stoping in at McDonald Ford • Refreshments, 41122 w. seven mii* rh<br />
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Free Dinner at Rocky's of Northville (810) 340^434<br />
• If you want top dollar for your Trade-in... "It's a DONE DEAL<br />
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Saturday s 500 REBATE<br />
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Between Northville & Sheldon Rd.<br />
NORTHVILLE<br />
(810) 349-1400 • (313) 427-6650<br />
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