In their jobs with the neighborhood development program, Edward Qunther and James Gilbert have seen roofs with leaks so bad the

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1 40cs(tlanb #tebtr Volue 18 Nuber 51 Monday, Deceber 20,1982 Westland, Mchgan 32 Pages Twenty-fve Cents 'fl Scbtbt CcraoHltttkoa Co/»f«k>o All Rt(tU Ktnot places and faces FREE HEALTH screenngs are offered by Annapols Hosptal, a part of the People's County Hosptal Authorty, on Wednesday, Jan. 5 and 12. The screenng s avalable to those ages 60 and older. To arrange for an appontent, call SENORS WHO want to partcpate n the nutrton progra ust call 24 hours n advance to ake a reservaton. The progra s open to senors age 60 and older at the Senor Frendshp Center, Marquette, ; Whtter County Center, Ann Arbor Tral, ; Krk of Our Savour, Cherry Hll, ; and Wayne County J Buldng, Mchgan Avenue and Merran, THE McDONALD faly apparently goes n for gft-gvng n a specal way. Mary Josephne McDonald of Mel va Avenue n Westland reports that one of her sons, Lawrence, 49, of Wlxo, recently donated one of hs kdneys to an older brother, John, 55, of Dearborn. After beng on kdney dalyss achnes for about a year and sufferng twce fro cancer of the thyrod, what John needed was a new kdney, hs other sad. Of John's four brothers, Lawrence ost closely atched hs brother's blood chestry and becae a donor at Henry Ford Hosptal. " just thought t was so, wonderful of h," sad bs other. So do we. REP. WLLAM D.Ford, D- Taylor, and federal Judge Carl McGowan were awarded honorary doctor of law degrees by the- Unversty of Mchgan at ts wnter coenceent Sunday. The congressan, who n January begns hs 10th ter representng the 15th Dstrct, whch ncludes Westland, was the an speaker at the graduaton cereony.. Recognzed as a strong supporter and advocate for educaton, Ford has been a legslator, attorney and cvc leader. He serves on House Educaton and Labor Cottee and s charan of the post offce and cvl servce cottees. He provded the ajor leadershp n the developent and passage of the Mddle ncoe Student Assstance Act of 1978 and the educaton aendents of SALLY SCHROEDER of Westland s a selflnallst n the Ms. Detrot Auto Show copetton, n whch a queen wll be sefected to regn over the 67th annual Detrot Auto Show n January. Schroeder s a watress at TG Frday's and has attended Oakland and Henry Ford county colleges. Fnal judgng for the contest wll be done n early*january. Dates for the show, when ore than 400 cars, trucks, vans and specalty vehcles wll be on dsplay, are Jan Thee of the show s "We're all revved up." NGHTNGALE West wll hosted ts annual chldren's Chrstas party last week as about 50 youngsters' fro Edwn. Dehby Meoral Hoe n Detrot enjoyed gfts ade by patents and ther fales, vsted wth Santa, enjoyed entertanent and refreshents at the convalescent'center. Partcpatng n ths year^event last Thursday were the Jaycees, Jaycettes or J-teens fro Lvona, Redford, Garden Cty,.Westland and Wayne. The followng nght, fales of patents gve a gft of te by ( v jonng n an evenng of food and fun. -- You, too, can have nforaton about people and places lsted n the Observer. Just send the coplete nforaton to Places and Faces, 362S1 Schoolcraft, Lvona Be sure to nclude the nae and phone nuber of soeone who can be reached durng noral busness hours. Job fund search consders alternatve By T Rchard staff wrter Thrteen western Wayne County local governents wll ove "full stea" to seek federal funds for a job tranng progra, but they also agreed Frday to gve County Executve-elect Wlla Lucas 30 days to offer the a countywde plan. "All systes are go, but we're not at the pont of no return," sad Lvona Mayor Edward H. McNaara, sung up the feelngs of suburban offcals. Lucas' surprse request for a chance to draft a countywde plan was delvered to the group, eetng n Westland, by Robert FtzPatrck, the county econoc developent drector who had been Lucas' Republcan rval Nov. 2 for the new county executve vote. " beleve he s akng a sncere effort," sad FtzPatrck. "As an advocate of county refor for 11 years, couldn't very well say no." FTZPATRCK SEEMED satsfed that the suburban ayors and townshp supervsors at least wll consder any county plan pror to a Feb. 1 deadlne for seekng to becoe a desgnated servce area to adnster $6 llon under the federal Job Opportunty «*nd Tranng Partnershp Act (JOPTA). Garden Cty Mayor Vnce Fordell sad be had et wth Lucas on the topc but stll supported the ndependent effort by the northwestern suburbs. "The county plan s beng put together solely by Bll Lucas. We've bad no say," sad Fordell, addng: "Let's be sure we are part of the process. At ths pont n te, we've not been part of the process." Canton Townshp Supervsor Jaes" Poole supported the suburban applcaton and consderaton of a Lucas plan. " a happy to go ahead and get our ducks n lne," he sad. " don't want to start buckng heads before the sherff and county board of cossoners even get organzed." The 2-year-old suburban group, known offcally as the Local Governental Conference of Western Wayne, voted Frday to accept Dearborn, Garden Cty, Lvona and Plyouth Townshp as ebers, -farller ebers nclude Canton Townshp, Dearborn, nkster, Northvlle cty and townshp, the cty of Plyouth, Redford townshp and the ctes of Wayne and Westland. McNAMARA, WHLE seekng to avod a Lucas vs. the suburbs confrontaton, nssted the only way the northwestern suburbs would get a good progra s to wrte ther own grant proposal. Please turn to Page 2 n ther jobs wth the neghborhood developent progra, Edward Qunther and Jaes Glbert have seen roofs wth leaks so bad the Neglected hoes repared MAROENE JOHNSTON/staff photographer floors were warped on the frst floor of two-story hoes. Cty renews hoe fx-up progra By Marls Cheatney staff wrter Jaes Glbert, county developent specal-, 1st for Westland's neghborhood developent progra, reebers the day he walked nto a hoe to nspect t and found an allgator lvng n the bathroo. " told the people they had to get rd of the allgator, whch was runnng around the bathroo, before we would nspect the hoe," sad Glbert, speakng fro hs offce at the Dorsey County Center, Dorsey on the cty's southeast sde. Glbert laughed at the allgator encounter because allgators are not what he generally eets on hs Job. What Glbert and hs staff generally see are rottng wood, leaky roofs, saggng plaster, frayed wrng and worn out snks and tolets. They see houses fallng apart bt by bt fro years of neglect and fro the lack of oney needed to fx the up. t's Glbert's Job and the job of the neghborhood developent progra to use funds suppled BLL BRESlER/»(»ff photographer * Ah old salt whan t coes to sllng vessels s ths clpper shp odel bult by Charles Brngha. Real salt n the sall chest helps antan the proper level of osture wthn the case. by the federal governent to get the cty's rundown bousesbult up agan. SNCE 1977, Westland has ade the rehabltaton of dlapdated hoes n the cty a top prorty. Every year snce 1977, the cty has funneled soe of ts federal county block grant oney nto the neghborhood developent progra. Councllwoan Justne Barnes told why the cty had put a prorty on rejuvenatng agng hoes. Westland, she sad, had to have a housng progra n order to qualfy for blockgrant funds, but the cty also knew a bg need exsted for upgradng the hoes of low- and oderate-ncoe resdents. "We learned the hard way that urban renewal doesn't work," Barnes sad. "Movng people doesn't erase a proble. Rehabltaton s ore constructve. t doesn't dsrupt the county, nor does t dsplace people." Glbert estates 120 hoes have been fxed n Westland snce the progra began. And, he sad, those 120 hoes are just the tp of the ceburg. "There are a substantal nuber of hoes out there whch could beneft fro partcpatng," Glbert sad. WHLE THE PROGRAM no longer targets specfc sectons of Westland, there are certan areas n the cty where hoes are ore n need of frstad. Two of the needest areas Glbert entoned are Glenwood-Paler-Merran-Wayne and nkster-merrlan-annapols-van Born. Glbert sad the progra's offces were oved fro cty hall to the Dorsey center because that put the staff closest to the hoes where help s ost needed. Help coes n the for of outrght grants or low- nterest loans to pay the fx-up bll. To be elgble for ether a grant or loan, hoeowners ust fall wthn federal ncoe gudelnes and eet crtera set forth by the cty. A faly of four can earn no ore than $15,000 to be elgble for an outrght grant The sae faly can earn $21,750 and stll be elgble for a low-nterest loan. One-te-only grants or loans can go as hgh as $10,000 and loan recpents have up to 15 years to pay t back. Model bulder replcates era of sea-gong vessels By Mary Klec staff wrter Most people drea about the day ther shp wll coe n. But Westland resdent Charles Brngha couldn't wat he bult hs own. Brngha, 60, bad long been enchanted by clpper shps, the ajestc salng shps bult for great speed ore than a century ago. So he set about constructng hs own tny fepllca of one of the actual shps. - Brngha began carvng the odel n After soe eght years of work, at a cost of ore than $500, the replca was copleted. Today, exactly 100 years after the orgnal was bult, the lfelke odel stll stands proudly n a wood and glass case n the Brngha hoe. "Hs grandother's frst husband was captan on a clpper shp that dd tea tradng between England, and the Orent," sad Brnghan's wfe, Maron. "He has always been fascnated by clpper shps." THE MODEL easurng soe 3-1V* feet long and 14 nches hgh s an exact replca of the "Calforna," a clpper shp bult n Belfast, reland n The actual shp's hoe port s now n Lverpool, England. Brngha purchased plans for the odel fro a Royal Oak an. The repllca'sdeck s ade of yellow pne that was sent fro Calforna. Brngha ounted the odel on teakwood used for decks n lfe-sze boats. The teakwood was donated by hs brothers who anufacture boats, accordng to hs wfe. A good deal of panstakng work went nto constructon of the red, whte and blue odel. "That s all wood and etal," sad Brngha's 21-year-old son, Patrck. "There s not one pece of plastc (there)." The replca's deck, whch Brngha sanded and shellacked, s nlad what's nsde Calendar... Entertanent.... Shoppng cart A 6C.... 1B Suburban lfe 10B Polce Fre, rescue Cty Hall Crculaton , Wanteds : Edtoral dept Please turn to Page 2 wth 1,150 peces. Patrck sad hs father put the peces n place wth tweezers. " reeber he explaned to e the deck was round so the ran would go out the portholes on the sde," Patrck sad. A fgure of a woan blowng a bugle s perched on the bow of the shp. Brngha used a nal to ake ths fgurehead's tny bugle, accordng to Patrck. _^ '_ Please turn to Page 3 d Youf Observer carrer wll be stoppng by ths week to, collect for the onth. Please be ready and be sure to save your recept t's worth a $1.00 dscount on the next classfed ad you place n your hoetown newspaper.

2 2A(W) O&E Monday. Deceber Hoes fxed wth federal funds caton plans to wte Contnued fro Page 1 Glbert sad hs staff has not gone out of ts way recently to publcze the progra as a clent backlog occurred n 1981 when the progra's drector left, the job went unflled for nearly a year and the progra slowed to a crawl. "When cae n May. we had a watng lst of people," Glbert sad. "Rght now, we're workng to get those people processed. We stll have about 40 people watng. 7 " The progra s stll usng federal fuuds the cty allocated n No oney was allocated n 1982, sad county developent progra drector Gene Hudson, because a surplus was created when the progra slowed down and because none was requested^ Hudson pegged the progra's budget at $325,000 per year. Money also coes nto the progra through pay-backs on loans, he sad. Hudson estated coplete rehabltaton jobs-would be done n 1982, the ost ever done n one year snce the progra began. Glbert sad ost of the hoeowners they help are referred by such agences as the cty's departent of agng, the Wayne County weatherzaton bureau and the departent of socal servces. "n that way, we are sure we are gettng people who really are n need," he sad. Fx-up applcatons usfbe OK'd by the Westland Rehabltaton Revew Board. Sttng on the board are cty fnance drector Laurence Wllas, charan; Jaes Anderson; John Frankln; Madelyn Schroeder, Rchard Honaker, and Glbert. t takes nearly^four onths fro the te of applcatoa to the te of job copleton. Once the board OKs an applcaton, t s Glbert's job to, get contractors' bds, nspect the job ste and ake sure the hoeowner s satsfed when the work s done. BOTH GLBERT AND progra nspector Ed Gunther agreed that gettng a satsfed hoeowner s a tough task. "When buyng a new hoe, you don't see what goes n between the walls or how the work was done," Gunther sad. "These people lve n the hoe and see the work done eacfc day, and they get a lttle pcky andajttle crtcal. "They also change ther nds as the contractor does the work. They want to change the knd of lght fxtures put n but the contractor does thngs based on the bd." Soetes, Glbert sad, clents expect too uch. Whle the progra's ntent s to jost~brng hoes structurally and operatonally up to code, hoeowners often deand extras. "Custoers want the vsual thngs, but t's the structural thngs we go after," Glbert sad. "Contractors are asked to do a lot of thngs because for ost of the people, t's the only chance they'll ever have to get thngs done." Hoeowners have also been known to refuse to sgn a contractor's check untl they got what they wanted. Gunther recalled one resdent who refused to sgn untl a sdewalk crack had been repared. The crack had exsted before the work began, but wear and tear fro the crew had wdened t. The contractor eventually got hs check but only af- * ter reparng the concrete at hs own expense. Hoeowners also expect the work crew to be at the house everyday and don't understand contractor's have to set prortes, Glbert ssub "Each feels ther,-house s ost portant. t's hard for the to understand you are not dealng wth the ndvdually," heexplaned. LENGTHY APPLCATON fors, hoe nspectons, board approvals, contractors' bds and work crews, whch soetes hang around houses for up to two onths, all ebrol hoeowners n coplcated, bureaucratc red-tape and confuson. Soetes all coes out rosy. Other tes, hoeowners are left to wonder what they ever got nto. Everythng cae up rosy for Alce Able, who could be called a totally satsfed custoer. For the cost of tracng the deed on her hoe ($27), Able sad she got $8,000 worth of work done on her hoe. Progra rules requre that the owner have cfear ttle to the hoe and that all tax payents and specal assessents are up to date. The ^8,000 cae n the for of a grant whch"" Able does not have to repay unlessshe sells her hoe wthn fve years of the repar work. f n that te her hoe passes nto new hands, a pro-rated percentage of the grant would have to be pad bacffc to the progra. "My whole house was rebult the roof, the porch, wndows, sdng, plubng and electrcty," Able sad. "At frst was skeptcal.-1-fgured you don't get soethng for nothng. But 1 wound up totally satsfed." Edna Negray, however, s today wonderng what she ever got nto. n her late 60's and hard of hearng, Negray called the Observer to say she thought the progra was dong unnecessary thngs to her hoe just to get $10,000put of the federal governent: Negray coplaned about the "enorous prces on very bad wort." She sad she wouldq't sgn any ore paperwork gven to her, and was worred that her daughter would be stuck wth a bg bll to pay f she ded before her fve-year requreent was up. * Because t s a federal progra, wth lots of paperwork and specfc rules to follow, Hudson sad hoeowners soetes have a hard te understandng the nature of the work to be done. Hudson attrbuted Negray's probles to ths lack of understandng, plus her concern over the cty's puttng a len on her hoe. THE CTY places a len on the hoe of grant recpents because the progra requres" that a hoe can't be sold wthn fve years after the work s done wthout a payback penalty. One-year lens are also put on the hoes of loan recpents. Oftentes, Glbert sad, hoeowners who are elgble to partcpate n the grant progra don't because of ths rule. Senors especally, he sad, worry that ther chldren "wll have to pay back a porton of the grant f they should de before the fve years are up. The furnace, roof and wndows n Negray's hoe were repared on an eergency bass, Glbert sad, and the house s now undergong general rehabltaton. He estated the cost of the work to be $8,000. Glbert sad Negray had two septc tanks whch, accordng to cty code, should be reoved and whch had added the cost of the job. "The tops are deteroratng and the josts are rottng, but she would rather leave the n." He called Negray "overly over-apprehensve" of both the len and what effect the repar work would have on her property taxes. WHEN THE PROGRAM frst started, ost of the appcants were senors, Glbert sad. Now any are ether young couples or dvorced others. "Mos wth kds don't have the te nor the knowhow (to do the repar* work)," he sad. "* Applcants' hoes have to eet strct crtera and any ron-down hoes n the cty don't get repared because tbey fall outsde the gudelnes. A tlrstl hseruer Publshed every Monday and Thursday by Observer & Eccentrc Newspapers, Schootcrafl, Lvona. Ml Second-class postage pad at Lvona, Ml 485. Address all al (subscrpton, change of address. For 3569) to P.O. Box Lvona. Ml Telephone HOME DELVERY SERVCE 1 Newsstand per copy. 25' Carrer onthly, $1.50 Mall...- yearly, $30.00 All advertsng publshed n he Westland Observer s subject to the condtons stated n the applcable rate card, copes of whch are avalable fro 1he advertsng departent, Observer & Eccentrc ScOfolcraft, Lvona, Ml (313) The Observer & Eccentrc reserves the rght not to accept an advertser's order. Observer & Eccentrc ad-takers have no authorty to bnd ths newspaper, and only publcaton of an advertseent shall consttute fnal acceptance of the advertser's order. T00L8! OVER 200 TON9 0F NEW AMD U9ED TOOLS MUST SELL1 CHEAP! MOONEV FARMNGTON 9AM-5PM BMX EXERCSERS 10 SPEEDS FRANCHJ8E DEALER FOR SCHWNN AND KHS CHERRY HLL BCYCLE CO FORD Dea/borrtHeghtt 662^ W. S«ven Mle UornU 471-CJ70 hoe ght be rented and the landlord nelgble for a grant or loan. A hoe ght have a len on t, or the tax^s are not up to date. Hoes ust have tw"o or ore "severe" defects to qualfy. And, Glbert sad, hoeowners ght be ore nterested n "beautfyng" ther hoe than n dong repars not easly seen. The progra won't pay^ for fancy door knobs, pantng, caulkng or "those basc antenance tes hoeowners can do theselves," Glbert sad. The progra has approxately 10 lcensed contractors t contnually reles on to bd on jobs. But any contractors, he sad, would rather work on buldng soethng new rather than reparng soethng old. "t's not pleasant for the to work n deteroratng hoes where the walls ght cave n,* he sad. N HS SX years as a buldng nspector, Gunther has seen a lot of houses that are standng uprght through sheer deternaton alone. He has nspected worn-out roofs, saggng plaster and floors bucklng fro water daage. "These thngs haven't happened overnght, the hoes have undergone years of neglect," be sad. "The hoeowners could have ade the repars but have not, often because they don't have the oney " But Gunther wll never forget the two-story hoe where water had not only runed the roof, walls and floors of the second floor, but had warped the floors and caved n the plaster on the frst floor also. " was walkng around the house, dodgng the water as nspected t," he sad. ROSSGNOL TRAK CROSS COUNTRY SKS? R«S-J9$00 to $ CROSS / COUNTRY/1 SKS $ Reg. $ EPOKE CROSS COUNTRY SKS '39.99 Reg. $99.00 X XBonhnsfc A CROSS COUNTRY SHOP RUN BY CROS S COUNTRY - SKERS Grand Rver FARMNGTON MON.-FR. NOON-9 SAT Where ' Can You Get Books About Coputers? 10% OFF WTH THS AD Offer ends Dec.30,82 cro staton W. Ten Mle Rd. Southfctd. M (313) (¼ block W. of Telegraph) own grant for job funds Contnued fro Page 1 The federal act requres any tlopta servce area to have at least 200,000 populaton, a ltaton that eans only Wayne County tself (pop. 2.3 llon) and the cty of Detrot (1.2 llon) could qualfy wthout beng part of a consortu., "Detrot wll be a servce area. You know that. Downrlvet (conference of countes) s not gong to back off (seekng desgnaton as a servce area).. "That wll leave 18 of Wayne County's 43 countes suspended. t eans we're beng left at the ercy of the county cossoners," McNaara sad. f the northwestern suburbs fal to organze ther own group, they wll coe under whatever plan the county produces, he sad. Poltcal control of the plan would fall to the Wayne County Board of Cossoners, the ajorty of who are fro Detrot. What f you have news about events or people n the county, we'd lke to hear fro you. To report news as ts happenng, call our newslne at News about future events or people you thnk- our readers ought to know about should be aled to the Westland Observer,,36251 Schoolcraft, Lvona Plyouth Townshp Supervsor Maurce Breen added, "t's not a McNaara group aganst a county executve. 've worked wth the county for years, and t's been a dsaster." LUCAS, WHO wll be sworn n Jan. 3 as the frst executve under 'a county hoe-rule charter n Mchgan hstory, had been quoted as beng angry at "fragentaton" of publc servces by the suburban groups. McNaara nssted the portrayal was fake. " had a pleasant dscusson wth Lucas," sad McNaara, who ran second to Lucas n the Aug. 10 Deocratc prary for executve. "Hs PR people thought t ade sense to ake h look angry n prnt. "But we know best what our needs are, downrver knows best what ts needs are, and Detrot knows best what ts needs are." 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3 Monday, Deceber 20, 1982 O&E (W)3Af Sylva Kozorosky, wearng a button that reads: "Love an older person today," welcoes senor ctzens n Westland to a week-long celebraton of the season. Kozorosky s deputy drector of the departent on agng. Young-at-heart senor ctzens gather at the Frendshp Center for carolng, a vst wth Santa and other actvtes durng ths year's Chrstas celebraton. Young-at-heart celebrate a festve holday season There was plenty of gfood cheer last week at the Senor Frendshp Center n Westland as the young-at-heart fro throughout the cty gathered daly to -gve a war welcoe to the holday season. Hostng the event was the Westland Departent o&agng, wth deputy d-, rector Sylva Kozorosky and forer d- * rector Dave Wlacek ptchng n for the week-long event Festvtes ncluded carolng, re-. treatents, door przes and vsts fro Old St Nck. The senors also placed a Chrstas tree n the actvtes roo and decorated t wth war thoughts of needy youngsters by placng hats, gloves, scarves, ttens and dolls on t. The frst baby of the new year wll receve an Afghan blanket donated by Evelyn Grogetsky. Toastng each other to an enjoyable holday season at the Westland Frendshp Center durng festvtes last week are Evelyn Qarlensk and Frank Moore. Staff photos by Art Eanuele Ann Borawsk chats wth Santa (Wlla Powell), who vsted wth senors daly durng last week's Chrstas celebraton. Shp becoes trbute to dad Contnued fro Page Brngha bult the dsplay case out of cherrywood. A lttle treasure chest that sts near the shp, also handade, s flled wth salt. Maron Brngha sad the salt keeps the shp fro dryng out. Brngha's sons, Rchard, 24, and Patrck helped wth the shp to a sall extent, accordng to Mrs. Brngha. "He dd all the work hself because he's an expert, and he wanted to do all the work hself," she sad. "We all had to be very quet, though, when he was puttng that together." BRMNGHAM used a varety of tools for the work, ncludng lttle hand drlls. t took one year just to put the rggngs on, accordng to the faly. "One te one of the rggngs cae down after t was n the glass case," Maron Brngha recalled. 'We were up untl dnght" "He wouldn't have been able to «leep that nght,'' Patrck added. The shp s now alost lke a eber of the faly. Brngha has turned down "would-be buyers. "He wouldn't part wth that* Maron sad. "He had an offer fro one of the banks downtown to put t n ther wndow, but he wouldn't do that ether." She sad her husband bult the shp n trbute to hs father, Charles Gerard Brngha.. "Hs father,had bought h ost of the ateral for the shp," she sad. The lttle shp was Brngha's frst attept at such a project, but t certanly won't be hs last. Mrs. Brngha sad he wll buld a sall odel of the "Consttuton" for the Sthsonan n Washngton, DC. Patrck expressed adraton for hs father's skll and patence wth the project. 1 was buldng (a odel) of the Robert E. Lee'rverboat. carved the hull out and stopped," he sad. " don't thnc would have the patence." Ths odel of a clpper shp, bult by Charles Brngha, s ade of cherrywood and easures BLL BRESLEJVatatf pfotographer 3¼ feel by 14 nches. t took one year just to erect al the rggng. Condo group objects to legslatve proposal By Jackf Kfeln staff wrter The Southfleld-based Unted Condonu.ftwners of Mchgan strongly opposes a Nl pendng n the state House whch allegedly would protect consuers and unravel red tape for the condo ndustry. Senate Bll 530, ntroduced by state Sen. Doug Ross, D-Southfleld, whose ter expres Dec. 31, s desgned to reduce the regulatory burden on the condonu ndustry whle provdng strong protecton for consuers, accordng to supporters, Rather than relyng on state-ssued perts, the bll protects condonu buyers through strct escrow requreents, dsclosure docuents, arbtraton and Departent of Coerce enforceent Ross sad. "The bll falls to enton the loopholes for developers nor does t state bow knowledgeable prospectve purchasers ust be n order to avod possble abuses," sad Robert Melsner of the condonu owners assocaton.. "THESE ABUSES would be open to everyone nvolved n the ndustry f the bll passes the House and a second te n the Senate because of House aendents." The bll n ts present for would elnate the entre condonu revew secton of the Departent of Coerce so developers would no longer have to subt varous and coplex docuents to the state, Melsner sad. There would bo no regulatory body revewng purchase agreeents, the aster deed establshng the condonu project or the ownershp values of purchasers, accordng to Melsner. There would also be no revew of condonu bylaws outlnng rghts and responsbltes of the condo assocaton, co-owners or developers, he sad. Dsclosure docuents requred by a 1978 act wouldn't be subject to revew by the Coerce Departent, he sad. "Ths would be, n our opnon, bass, for substantal abuse by certan types of developers," Mesner antaned. "t would tend to ake the condonu ndustry n Mchgan a throwback to the Florda stuaton of several years ago' Bowlng ball death results n charge of anslaughter A Wayne an, Charles Joseph Borg Jr., 18, has been charged wth anslaughter n the death of a Westland an who was klled when struck by a bowlng ball earler ths onth. At an arragnent Thursday before 18 th Dstrct Court Judge Thoas Sth, a plea of nnocent was entered for Borg. He was released on a $20,000 bond and faces pretral exanaton Dec. 27. Detectve Sgt. Eory Prce of the Westland Polce Departent sad polce were closng n on the suspect followng soe tps when Borg turned hself n on hs own accord. Thoas E. Hart, 30, was ortally n-. jured early n the ornng on Dec, 4 when a bowlng bal crashed through the car's wndsheld and ht h n the head. Hart was kept alve on lfe support equpent untl 4;30 p.. Dec. 5. Hart'and hs wfe, Lnda, were on ther way hoe fro vstng frends when the ncdent occured. Mrs. Hart was drvng north on'newburgh Road near Marquette when the 14-pound red bowlng ball slaed nto the hood of the car/bounced up and crashed through the wndsheld and out the back wndow. Hart, who was n the rght-hand seat, was struck and collapsed. Polce sad Mrs. Hart had no dea where the ball cae fro although there were other cars on the road at the te. Hart, anager of a Wuv's fast-food store, was an avd bowler who played every week at Cherry Hll Lanes n Dearborn Heghts. \

4 *~l Mlestlan bseruer a dvson of, Suburban Councatons Corp Schoolcraft Lvona. Ml (313) Sandra Arbruster edtor Nck Sharkey anagng edtor Dck sha, general anager Fred Wrght crculaton drector Phlp Power charan of the board 'Rchard A.gnan presdent opnon 4A(W) O&E Monday, Deceber Pgskn chc hapers our educatonal syste Years back, brother Clark and would awat Saturday Unversty of Mchgan footbal wth great antcpaton. Oh no, t wasn't for the sake of the gae. Rather t was our entrepreneural nstncts at work. On those Saturdays we would trek out to Grandother's house to park ardent fans' cars n her backyard. She dd have a huge backyard. And for the few hours of work we dd, the econoc return was apprecable. Afterwards, we rewarded ourselves by each spendng a dollar for a tcket to the gae. We stll had plenty left over to buy the stuff kds lke to buy. Lots of thngs have changed over the years. Grandother's house has been replaced by an apartent buldng (so what else s new n Ann Arbor?). And, of course, nobody gets nto a U-M football gae for a dollar anyore. As a atter of fact, U-M Athletc Drector Don Canha wants to rase the prce of seeng Bo's boys n blue to $12. Naw, ' not btchng. f soebody s sucker enough to pay that uch to see a football gae, so be t. Certanly, the 100,000 soe seats n U-M Stadu wll fll up sure as Chrstas happens on Dec. 25, no atter what s charged. But what should dsturb folks s the ncredble portajce put on collegate sports by far too any persons at the expense of acadec developent. WE'RE TALKNG bg bucks when t coes to college /-foqtball, bg bucks lke $95,000 a year n salary for one George Perles, newly hred coach for the Mchgan State crackerbarrel debate & Steve ^ Barnaby T~ T " r< Unversty Spartan football tea. That nearly $100,000 a year salary exceeds even the wage pad to MSU Presdent Cecl Mackey. Now that's crazy, really crazy. roncally, Perles' hrng coes after pressure fro the MSU alun ltants soe of the sae folks who rased cane when Mackey went out and bought a $12,000 pano for the presdent's resdence. The coach's salary sn't gong to break the educatonal syste of the country. But hrng a coach for that aount certanly shows our prortes have gone awry. SPARTAN ALUMN shouldn't get e wrong. Lots of other unverstes are just as gulty of slappng ther acadecs n the face by overpayng football coaches. MSU certanly sn't a poneer n the feld. And whle ths country ay be copettve on the football feld, t s falng serably on the world arket. More than ever we need to dedcate our resources to the true educaton of the next generaton so we have a chance at the really portant copetton n lfe. fro our readers Keep church, state separate To the edtor would lke to say that t was won-, derfu to read n the Crackerbarrel Debate that there s stll soeone who reebers why our country was begun. Steve Barnaby had a fne pece n the Dec. 6 paper regardng the recent rash of relgous pushes to change ths governent we hold dear. As he sad, t s nce to want hgh oral standards but the church has no rght to tell people how they ust thnk and act, especally fro the front of a church or through a letter. never let y husband's unon's wshes sway y thnkng, and have a d vew of what s gong on n ths country n the relgous sense. et a very sad event several years ago wth an organzaton wth clout n our local and other electons. was asked to do a survey for ths organzaton and, when they presented the papers, the 'person suggested that avodng a certan area of Lvona would be advsable. beleve n God and feel that ths country s here for everyone and factons should not be allowed to destroy t. Soe of the scary feelngs have today s that we are beng destroyed fro wthn. Dvde and conquer. We are seeng, n other parts of the world, what happens when church and state are joned. don't want t here ever. My father's co\ntry was European, he coe to thscountry because he wanted a better lfe. Separaton of church and state s the only far way to have a better lfe. Mary C. Mull Lvona Forefathers were preachers To the edtor: n reply to Steve Barnaby's artcle "Preachers' pulpt s an unfar platfor to practce poltcs," don't beleve that he have ever read the Bll of Rghts. f be had, he would know that t does not separate church and state (as the Russan consttuton) but states "Congress shall pass no law respectng an establshent of relgon, or prohbtng the free excerse thereof." Who does Mr. Barnaby thnk our foundng fathers were? They were the sae preachers of the pulpt who overcae by the grace of the All-Mghty Lord, untold hardshps to even get here, then ore of the sae to try and stay alve, and then had to overcoe the ghtest Ary on the face of ths earth, who where deterned to snuff out any rebellon fro ts colony, by rallyng ourcountryen... Yes they not only, beleved n preachng the Lord's Word on Sunday, but lvng ther belefs 24 hours a day. Now there are yokes of bondage (ncludng as n World War when the.new Age of Htler, tred to getrdof God out of socety) ensnarng our country's freedos (ncludng relgon). We have to stop ths oppresson of those who would take t away. Frank Feldt Westland Vst to LT 'nforatve * To the edtor: would lke to nfor you of a very specal happenng at Esenhower Eleentary School (n Southf eld). Recently, 23 "Future Proble Solvere," our scenaro wrtng coach, Mrs. Corbel, Mrs. Brason our teacher, and a parent, Mrs. VanCap, had the pleasure of spendng a ornng on the capus of Lawrence nsttute of Technology. just wanted to share ths wth you and to ake others aware of that terrfc place, Lawrence nsttute of Technology. Annette Broadley (A Future Proble Solver) Fourth grade T Rchard Larsen s wrong GOP scapegoat n ancent tes, t s sad, when thngs went wrong, people assued the kng had lost the favor of the gods. Off went the kng's bead, and a new onarch was enthroned untl the next drought. They ddn't have satellte weather pctures, nsectcdes and das to help contrpl farng condtons. They held the an at the top personally responsble. was rended of these ancent practces whle workng on the stores of the fall of Mel- Larsen as Mchgan Republcan state charan. A sgnfcant conservatve norty of the Grand Old Party wants Larsen's head for the 1982 defeats. Larsen saved the the trouble of sharpenng ther axes by announcng ne wouldn't seek a thrd ter at the next conventon n February. THAT'S TOO BAD because fro all could see, Larsen was a farly effectve state charan, perhaps worthy of beng n the sae class as the Deocrats' Nel Staebler n the 1940s and *50s. The Larsen-technque was to pnpont a specfc, wnnable target, and then pck t off. He ddn't worry about the safe areas. He shed few tears for the places that weren't wnnable. He targeted areas where oney and effort could change thngs. That was what he dd n 1972 when he won a prevously Deocratc state representatve seat n Pontac and northern Oakland County. t was how he worked n local races. AND T WAS how he worked as state charan fro 1979 to the present. Tbe results: * n two electons, Larsen's.party pcked off seven state-representatve dstrcts. n the 1982 electon, Larsen's patty pcked off four state-senate' dstrcts.' When you add n the votes of conservatve Deocrats lke DeS&na, DNello and a few other*, you coe up wth, trouble for Governor-elect J Blanchard n Lansng.' dscover Mchgan Bll Stockwell * ^ M * Mel Larsen n 1980 Larsen's party pcked up one congressonal seat. Redstrctng, however, strongly favored the Deocrats, who targeted the 5th and 6th Dstrcts for takeover. They won the 6th {Carr over Dunn) but faled n the 5th (Sawyer survved over Monsa). When you consder that the bg grpe aganst Larsen's predecessor was the loss of legslatve ant congressonal seats, you really have wco)clude that Larsen dd what needed dong. THE CONSERVATVES' underlyng theory, as read the- ateral fro Unted Republcans of Mchgan, s that Mchgan voters really adhere to Reagan /Republcan values, and that the Larsen leadershp sply faled to captalze on the phenoenon. And as GOP state secretary Weldon Yeager ponted out, Mchgan s a tcket-splttng state. As any as 40 percent of the voters wll pck a Deocrat for one offce and a Republcan for another. f Mchgan voters dslked Headlee, Brennan and the rest- of tbe 1982 Republcan tcket (wth the notable excepton of Supree Court nonee Dorothy Costock RUey), then suspect they knew what they wanted. DD YOU KNOW that o 1914 a sple announceent cae out of Detrot that would startle the world and change the lves of workers everywhere? Henry Ford announced that fro that te forward, he would double hs wages and pay a nu of $5 a day! Nothng lke ths had ever been announced by any anufacturer of any product anywhere else n the world. JUCTM-TMe CFT PMS FOR LAST flutc SHOPTCRS MAVERCK EXPRESS -Fve Mle & Mddlebelt "Crystal Clear" KEROSENE ATy^QuanTfy Epty Contaners n Stock dr-fll Your Own MAVERCK EXPRESS Corner of 5 Mle & Mddlebelt Lvona COUPON 1! [ COKE, 7-UP, FAYGO & PEPS j j t* n*?& v 8-Pak \ yr <&$$> T.3^4 7Q 'A ltre bottles '! j J j war only y lf v + dep. Expres 1/2/84 j rlmll.r.hb COUPON 10W-30 MOTOR OL Lt 69 ** 5 Expres 1/2/83 COUPON.-J MAVERCK EXPRESS Telegraph just South of Joy Rd. COUPON COKE, 7-UP, FAYGO & PEPS 8-Pak tt ltre bottles war only $1.79 Expres 1/2/83 COUPON + dep. l * COUPON 10W-30 MOTOR OL Lt 69 * 5 EKplroa 1/2/83 COUPON J< # N H 4 SAVE UP TO 80% ON VERTCAL BLNDS WNDOW SHADE CO. 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Custo ^98 HOLDAY FRUT BASKETS off? up Beautful PONSETTAS 100'8 to choose fro fro $ 1.99 Gorgeous Hangng Ponsetta Plants CUT FLOWER8 8poclal Fancy $E95 CARNAT10N8 *Q doz. Crsp _ Afc Pascal Celery 09 RedQrdpe8 59*b. j Wlson Preu CECREAM Chotoot Flavor* * 1.501*. wth thk coupon thru Open Year Round WARREN at nk8ter Rd. We Accept Food 8tapt for your convenence j v*

5 ,.4 ^ Monday. Oeceber 20,1982 Q&E (P,C.R.W.O-gA)*7A ; JUST-M-TUHC GFT PCAS FOR LAST \n\ SHOPPERS zw-zj^y*- v. 1 & ^^ ^-3 j tr. h f a bevy of dstnctve ens' apparel and gfts... gft wrapped - and coplete wth OUT lberal return polcy..... ' ' 336 South Man Plyouth. «<5W 1 > *. CLUTHMUOOKFUrf S H UPVALUE Jlk NtfODUCTORY OFFER TO A L ^/) ) NEW CLENTELE F&WlftTVU LWl%J* Th# B««oty & Knowl#dg«^ ^ *floodhar Car* wth us / t MASTER HARSTYLSTS choo4crart at nktter LhronU, Ml WW) tacrrtqua and cara together. w Qtv» what you axpec Havng the baal producta doasn' ake u» or*at Havng tha b*rt StyUata barnd trta doe*. f you look good. «M look good. W* want to b«your StyUaU. CALL 4S9-0O6O Sank* Cltton Spadala Wa hava aaparata ttyflng araa ToeaWad. _ ~ for oor MAU CUEELE Wa ght raduca prtcaa for today* aconoy. but we won't reduce our tla and th* quabty of our work for your savlnga_2hat'a why we've baen n busjnaaa for 16 year*. HO 00 * >-.» ;'frv'-x'; OFF Regula/ prce Per - Wth Ths Ad Run* thru February 28, 1983 (All StyMts except Frank on SpetfeJel)? pesgner JEANS <SK Beautfully Desgned U " (Reg ) J0RDACHE 199» Sweater («ej.s«.«8 LEVS Dress Pants Calvn Klen (Reg ) 23 9a 9Q^9 BUCK DENM * **» 8*H End* 12/24/82 CHARMS Fve Ml* rrl-5 Plaxa Lvona OPEN 9:30-8:00 Sun The Gft He'll Apprecate... MODEL S200 We nvte you to try out Soft Clotl) Wash (We have DO brushes) Reg. nstant Rebate $ 369» 40 NOW *329 9S FREE 2 Ga.Ga«can FREE 2 year warranty 20" wde, weghs 35 lbs. throws e* 600 lbs. snow a nute Non-cloggng lerda Lawnower ncorporated Sattt b Servce Of Coercal b Rttldtnfal L«wncara Equpent Plyouth fd., Lvona (coar of wayna R<J.) OUR CHRSTMAS GFT TO YOU.., COUPON FREE UNDER CARRAGE *PRAY wth every ca/ wash - Expres COUPON 50* OFF HOT WAX Expres Cars Vans Pckups Auto Recondtonng WONDERLAND CAR WASH Plyouth Rd. (1 Nk. east of Mddlebelt) HOURS: Dally 8-7 p Sun. 9-5 p LVONA Vst our Showroo for large selecton of MAN-MADE FURS COATS JACKETS CAPES and accessores We buy drect fro Manufacturer for Lowest Prcesl NEW SHPMENT ARRVNG- At left, on* of our any oalectlons n pluh pt* fabrc. &MT«r Jacket only $68. All BUe*. A & B Wholesale 1799 Cooldge, Ste., n offce Bds. (Acrou fro John R. Ltuober. N. of 1 Mlf) Bttklty ?? Tot.Ff. 11-4:)0 S»c. ft Sun. J 5 DASHNG THROUGH THE DOUGH... fe The holday ood begns wlh lofrdbw^s COUPON, j CXHMU^AA fparty TRAYS HOU^EP S AR77?^ Reg. $3.00 Rea *^«rc CAKES W ^ $ 075 j aw per person (10 person nu tray) Qood thru Dec Fraah Holday 8okad Haa and aoked Ktalbaaa Flup F-lerogl u Marnated Herrng 8oked Flah VNCE'S DEL Half or full sheet or when you f-off Coupon Expres Dec. 31, 1982 buy 3 lbs. Chrstas Cookes JOY ROAD GaMa PARS (Between Mddlebelt A nkater) LVONA HOUR8: Tuea. thru Thura. 830-&30 Frl. 8:30-7:30 8un. 8-5 p BAKERY ^- L. 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6 BSaWBMHHW. ^ -3 r -r-xv gsshmhmh ; 6A(W,Q) O&E Monday, Deceber 20, 1982 Me, theater workshop flls kds 9 epty hours J MME/THEATER Monday, Dec. 20 and Tuesday Dec. 21 there wll be a Me and Tfceater Workshop fro 10:30 a.. to noon at Maplewood County Center, Maplewood Blvd. n Garden Cty. The cost s S for the two sessons. Call for a reservaton. SKATE COMPETTON Monday, Dec. 20 The Garden Cty Fgure Skatng Club s sponsorng ts Thrd Annual Fgure Skatng Copetton Entres and..nqures should be' aled to G.C.FSC Copetton, Bock, Garden Cty, or call Sylva McMann at The-copetton wll be held Jan 21,22 and 23. LAMAZE CLASS Monday, Dec. 20 The Plyouth Chldbrth Educaton Assocaton s offerng a Laaze Orentaton class at 7:30 n Newburgh Methodst Church n Lvona.' t s recoendaton tthe classes be attended early n pregnancy as brth fls are shown and nutrtonal and pre-natal exercse nforaton s gven. Laaze couples are also encouraged to attend a Cesarean Orentaton as well. There s a $l/couple charge. For further nforaton call CARD PARTY Tuesday, Dec The Daughters of sabella, Our Lady of Fata, Crcle 764, wll bold t's onthly dnner and card party at 6:30 p.. n the aculaton Concepton Councl, Knghts of Colubus Hall, Ford Road n Garden Cty. LONS CLUB Tuesday, Dec. 21 The Garden Cty * BMX EXERCSERS 10 SPEEDS FRANCH8E DEALER FOR SCHWNN AND KHS CHERRY MLL BCYCLE CO FORD Dearborn Heghts W. Seven Mle LkJvnla Vvlts> -.Only-.. WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, and FRDAY (FRDAY untl NOON ONLY) $ 545 NATURAL NORWEGAN BLUE FOX JACKET (MneOOUAMTS) LXTROn: , Thrd K\tt aoomfttld MS ¾ % 15 N Woodward Avu* * A CVn Daly 9 JO 5 pro (BloofrM Thun h 8:301 ^tf county calendar Non-proft groups should al tes for the calendar to the Observer, Schoolcraft, lvona, Ml The date, te and place of the event should be ncluded, along wth the nae and phone nuber of soeone who can be reached durng busness hours to clarfy nforaton.. ' * Lons Club has bngo Sundays n the Aercan Legon HaU on Mddlebelt south of Ford. Doors open at 5:30 p.. The club eets the frst and thrd Tuesday of each onth at 7:30 p.. n the 1 Slver Bar Restaurant on Mddlebelt north of Ford. BNGO Wednesday, Dec. 22 Bngo wll be held at 2 p.. n the Dyer Center n Westland by the Wayne-Westland County Senor Adult Club. FREE RDES Wednesday, Dec. 22 Free transportaton daly to the Plyouth - County Medcal Clnc fro the Frendshp Cepter, Marquette. Also fro Whltter County and Senor Center, Ann Arbor Tral dally. Call for an appontent. By appontent only. nterest n a vsltng doctor n your own hoe, call CHRSTMAS DNNER Saturday, Dec. 25 St. Dunstran's Parsh s havng a Chrstas Dnner for anyone who s spendng Chrstas alone at 1:30 p.. n St. Dunstan's Parsh Hall, located at 1515 Belton Street n Garden Cty. There s not charge for 8TOREW1DE SALE NOW UNTL CHRSTMAS 10% OFF BALLS BAGS SHOES 50% OFF Jackets & Shrts (n ttock only) DOES NOT NCLUDE JUNO&PHOGRAM ANN ARBOR ROAD {ACROSS FROM STAN'S MARKET) LVONA ^¾^ -vr prfldurt bsd»dta hgr coj-to florn rlrrpytrlfur SYNOPSS OF MNUTES Board of Educaton Lvona Publc Schools Regular Meetng Noveber 15,1982 D '"r The followng s a suary, n synopss for, of the Board of Educaton's regular eetng of Noveber 15, 1882; the full text of the nutes s on fle n the offce of the Superntendent, Farlngton Road, and n the prncpal's offce of eqch school, and s avalable on request. Presdent Roach convened the eetng at 6:00 p.., n the Board Roo, Farlngton Road, Lvona. Present: Charles Akey, Rchard Belare, Davd Caeron, Jaes Merner, MarJorU Roach, Carol Stro, Ronald Wthers. Absent- None. Recognton, Stevenson Soccer Tea: A resoluuon of coendaton was presented to the Stevenson Hgh School Boys' Soccer Tea n honor of ther wnnng the 1*82 Class A State Soccer Chaponshp. Councaton: A letter was receved fro Gerald Dunn, MASL, regardng the charanshp of the State House Educaton Cottee. Mnutes: The nutes and synopss of the regular eetng of Noveber 1,1982, were approved as wrtten. Bll* Moton by Merner and Wthers to approve for payent General Fund checks, Nos through 51867, n the aount of $3,005,984.76, Ayes: Akey, Belare, Caeron, Merner, Roach, Stro, Wthers. Nays: None ~ Blls: Moton by Merner and Stro to approve for payent Buldng and Ste checks, Nos and 10992,. lb the aount of $64, Ayes: Akey, Belare, Caeron, Merner* Roach, Stro, Wthers. Nays: None Separate Funds: Moton by Merner and Stro that the Board, by foral acton, dentfy aa «eparata funds the revenues and expendtures related to: a) the specal educaton center progras; b) the cafetera progra; and c) the half-ll dedcated to specal antenance projects. Aye* Akey, Belare, Caeron. Merner, Roach, Stro, Wthers. Nays: None Resgnatons: The Assstant Superntendent for Personnel has accepted the resgnaton of Dlanne Elsenberg. Sypathy Resolutons: The Board unanously adopted resolutons of sypathy for the fales of rene Barcruk andjoouglas Roberts. Reports: The Superntendent reported to tfe Board on* the followng topcs: l)'the status of State eetngs regardng North Dearborn Heghts School Dstrct, and J) an update of hs docuent of August 11,1982,regardngthe possble closng of ar senor hgh school. \ Coltt** Reports: The-flowng Board Cottees presented verbal reports: Fnance, Currculu, Personnel, Buldng and Ste, and Legtslatlon/MASL. Board Hearng: Board ebers ade coents or asked questons about the followng topcs: NSBA polcy servce; Clay School purchase opton oney, utlzaton of a county college progra to suppleent a local school progra; Aercan Educaton Week, Noveber 14-20; MASB Conference n Grand Rapds, Noveber 2-4. Oosetf Sesson: Moton by Wthers and Akey to recess the eetng to closed sesson to dscuss property atters and negotatons. Ayes: Akey, Belare, Caeron, Merner, Roach, Stro, Wthers. Nays: None. Presdent Roach recessed the eetng at 8:52 p.. The eetng was reconvened to regular sesson at 9:45 p.. Adjournent: Presdent Roach adjourned the eetng at»*» p.. PtbUfcDecttntwrU. the-dnner but reservatons are necessary because space s lted, so please call early at BNGO Saturday, Jan. 1 St. Dunstan Church, s sponsorng a arathon bngo fro 2-10 p.- at 1516 Belton, n Garden Cty. The doors open at 1:15 p.. and refreshents wll be avalable. All proceeds fro ths event wll be used to support the athletc progra of the parsh. For ore nforaton, please call STOP SMOKNG Tuesday, Jan 4 thru Jan. 6 a "Stop Sokng Clnc" s offred free at Wayne County General Hosptlal at 7:30 p.. and wll last 1 hour. The hosptal s located at 2345 Merran Road. For further nforaton call Ext x FREE HEALTH TEST Wednesday, Jan 5 f you are 60 or older, regster now for a free health screenng at Annapols Hosptal n Wayne. Call for your appontent. Test nclu.de vson, blood pressure, TB, hearng, lungs, breast exa, blood count and nforaton about your DEE 8TEAM ttwpoo-t««j MMSCttXTRACTO* TUPLE METHOD Carpet Cleanng $26.95 Lvng Roo Free Scotcha&rd - One Roo All Addtonal Roos $10.95 tnem Pr*-8po«ng Cotor BrgMtrw* Dtotfortzar Funftvr* Pads* Hnd 8crut**dCorfwr» Expres Dec Expert Futture Ctoenfng 12 Years n Ths Area w UCEN8EO& NSURED MTUFACTON GUARANTEED CU Carptt * Fultur* CMMT* B*«ord health. Free test wll also be gven on Jan. 12. EPLEPSY SUPPORT Thursday, Jan. 6 Eplepsy Suport Progra, a self-help group, wll eet at 7:30 p.. n the All Sants Lutheran Church, 8850 Newburgh at Joy, Lvona. All eetngs are held on the frst and thrd Thursdays of the onth, unless otherwse notfed. For ore nforaton, call Joanne Mester CRME PREVENTON Thursday, Jan. 13 The Garden Cty Polce Departent hqlds a crepreventon eetng at 7 p.. the sec-, ond Wednesday. of every onth n Maplewood County Center, Maplewood west of Merran. Anyone ay attend. People nterested n forng a Neghborhood Watch cre-preventon group ay receve nforaton at these eetngs. NURSERY OPENNGS Sunday, Jan. 30 The Wayne Co-op- Nursery School has openng for January classes. The school s n the Frst Unted Methodst Church, Merran and Maplewood n Garden Cty. Openngs are n the toddler progras for chdren who were 2 by Septeber. The class eets 9:30-11:15 a.. Tuesday and Thursday ornng. Other classes c a need a soluton FAST! GtefTJfr&Xrtrnrru classfed ads BLZZARD SALE PUT YOUR SNOW WHERE YOU WANT T WTH HONDA'S EASY HANDLNG THROWER THE CLUTCH CONTROLLER AUGER & PADDLE SERVE TO PROPEL T THROUGH DEEP SNOW $ 429 T'S A HONDA SATOHS V center ^ 587 W. ANN ARBOR TRAL PLYMOUTH 4S We're Changng..."HAR PRODUCTONS" TO SCSSOR WHZ UNSEX HAR CENTER NEW PHONE: SAME LOCATON: JOY ROAD W. OF HX, CANTON ( Pnetree Plaza) We'd lke to nvte au our old custoers and new ones to coe n and receve a free holday gft! Our expert staff s ready to help you wth all your stylng needs: PATT1E MC NTYRE PAN DUNFORD LOS UNflN DOROTHY KNG LOUSE LEONARD, NEW OWNER -, S"\ Wt peclk n Redken nd Nexus products WALK NS WELCOME Houn: Mocthry Ft 9-30-TW p j Stt p ^ettdt ^ <ltgd*wngs STUDENT NGHT Brng a frend for When you buy a tcket to see the Wngs on Deceber 21 or Deceber 23, your frend wll get a tcket FREE f s a great holday gft! STUDENT NGHT BUY ONE TCKET AND GET ONE FREE Tuesday. Deceber?! at 7:30 vs. St Loots Blues $ 7.50 U<k«t(») plot». $ 8.50 tkk«t(t) pta»»'. $10 50 tlck«l(.) plot»_ N _$ 750 lkk«t(t) FREE=$ _$ 6.50 th*«t<t) FR B=$ _S UcfctO) FREE = S tttt Odtl() u»!b«lh«u«^>r<t t psrchutd Uckrt() Pttuc pttltnl roepoa'tl Bo offltt Jo* lotrt Axvu (1C t<a to 6 pno- Rb«r Out dhtoonl tfctt NOTtvtJUbW tl CTC ootd* «STUDENT NGHT BUY ONE TCKET AND GET ONE FREE! Thursday, Deceber 23 at 7:30 vs. Pttsburgh Pengolns _$ 7.50 u<k«() plot $ 8 50 U<krt(t) ptat «S10.50UckH(») plat «. _$ 7.50 tkk*t(t) FREE = S _$ 8.50Utk«(») FREE =5 _ $10.50 Utk«<t) FREE = $ Fr«ttkl«l() «jlt*tl«l««prct tp«r<l««4lkl«t(»}. Flnt pmmot cospaa tl &44 «fflcc Jot L00U A/to* (10 tav 10 4 pnvv >««b«f llt dbconnl tctu r* NOT tftlltblt tl CTC eadcu MON.-FR. 9-7 SAT. 9-5 SUN r are also avalable. For further nforaton, call WNTER PROGRAMS Wnter progras at Good Hope Chld Care Center are avalable for chldren (ages 2-5). "Full- or part-te progras are offered to sut, your schedule. Call for ore nforaton. The center s at Cherry Hll n Garden Cty. -, Vews On Dental Health Sheran H. Kane D.D.S., PCC. ADVERTSEMENT GUM BOL (ABSCESS) An abscess (soetes known as a gu bol) n the gu tssue can be a panful experence. t rna^ result fro an nfecton wthn the tooth tself wflch eans the nerve s dyng or has ded. The breakdown products ove n the path of least resstance through the bone and then through the gu. The abscess could also be caused by a trappng of food or bacteral products n the gu space we call a "pocket" (an openng between the gu and the tooth) whch s a sypto of perodontal dsease. f the entrance to the pocket closes tghtly around an area of heavy breakdown, then the toxns accuulate and create pressure n the gu wall. Agan, you ay have pan wth swellng. t wll be panful, wll not cure tself and wll only get worse wthout treatent. Whatever the cause, you should call your dentst and tell h of your eergency. He wll releve your dscofort, deterne-the cause of the abscess and treat the tooth or gu pocket f the tooth s worth savng. A publc servce to proote better dental health fro the offce of: Sheran H. Kane, D.D.S., P.C Mddlebelt Westland Haggerty Rd. Bellevlle f haven't got cancer by now Tl never get t. just don't want to know. No one n y faly ever had cancer anyway. My husband told e not to worry. was gong to go but regfllfeathe goldfsh needed feedng. t was ranng out, overslept and don't have a d cana^jjot out so chased t h The golf f rght now. f went to the doc wrong doctor's y relgon. ' ' too busy rght n e. My father neve untl he was 90.1 wrong wth ' too young, thought on sck on the way. t. Who cares. ed the bus. The hoursjgprgot. cflfc frst. layed oney n tfraars. ay. went to the ke t. t's aganst lose,a few pounds frst. d fall apart wthout tor's and he lved about t. Nothng's rs are too cold. too old to care. to stay hoe and fx dnner. never heard of t.^^boss wouldn't gve e the day off anyway. There was a great sale on lnens couldn't ss. The car had a funny rattle. No one n y faly ever had cancer. ' not afrad of cancer. Everyone has an excuse for not seeng ther doctor about colorectal cancer. However, every year 52,000 en and woen de of colorectal cancer n ths country alone. Two out of three of these people ght be saved by early detecton and treatent. Two out of three. So what s your excuse? Today you have a new, sple, practcal way of provdng your doctor wth a stool specen on whch he can perfor the guaac test. Ths can detect sgns of colorectal cancer n ts early stages before. syptos appear. Whle two out of three people can be saved. Ask your doctor about a guaac test, and stop excusng your lfe away. -'.-.:. Aercan Cancer Socety twssfacjccvtcsvredfytm! (VSUSXMASAfVBUMJ.WC! CTY OF GARDEN CTY MCHGAN NOTCE TO BDDERS NOTCE S HEREBY GVEN thtt u*l«j propomb wll be nctvk tt U«Offk«d U* Cty C\*t\B U* a»k OaUr. WOO Ml<MleUU Rotd. Otrdeo Cty. Mtch1 n 411». oo or be<or«wedmtdty, Deceber tts tt 100 P M., tor U>«jwrchu* ot oo* Projrtratbt* Ctknlttor. ccorftnj to tb* tpfcrrtctuou on Tl* wft U* Cty Ckrl Propottlt tf b««\broltt*<j oo fors forouhwl by be Clly Clert. n t KM tovtlof* todorw. "S«tk<J Bd for Prgrtrntbl* CtkvUtor" Tb«Oly re»*rv«lb* rljlt to tc«p«or njtc tny or tl propoul tod to wtlv*»ay n/ortlluts»b d*«ro#d tt t«belt ntwmt of the Cty. Pubttb. Deceber 1». 19J1 RONALD D SHOW ALTER Cty Ckrk Twuwtr

7 Pes are such perennal favortes especally durng the holday season. Make Chrstas entertanng elegant and easy when you try ths tro of fresh frut pes. Thnk of the as quck alternatves to the tradtonal frutcakes, wth the added goodness of fruts lke apples, bananas, cranberres and oranges. What akes these luscous desserts so co pany-appealng and so easy to prepare are "convenence" products lke gelatn, puddng and frozen whpped toppng. When cobned'wthf the best of the season's fruts, the results are tasty, tesavng and terrfc! Creay puddng and velvety whpped toppng are the buldng blocks that ake these desserts possble and ake the so quck to prepare. Wth gfts to buy, trees to tr, cards to wrte and faly and frends to vst, the last thng you need to bother wth ths onth s fussng n the ktchen. These desserts just look lke they took days of cookng but the preparaton s quck and sple. Tp ake your holdays a lttle easer, here are soe tps on preparng puddng (cooked and nstant) to speed you along. There are two knds of packaged puddng puddng and pe fllng, whch requres cookng, or nstant puddng and pe fllng, whch needs no cookng. Both work ^beautfully, but each works n dfferent ways, wth dfferent preparaton drectons. These two tjtpes are not nterchangeable n recpes, so avod confuson by akng sure beforehand that'you are usng the specfed one. When you cook puddng, str the xture as t cooks and be sure t coe&to a full bol. t's best to use an alunu or stanless steel pan whch heats evenly, wthout hot spots. f you're n a hurry to prepare plan cooked puddng, try the crowave way. ts so convenent and can be used for all but the leon flavor. Cobne puddng x and lk n M/2-quart nonetal bowl and blend well. Place n crowave oven and cook 3 nutes. Str wth rubber spatula or wooden spoon and contnue to cook 1 "nute longer, untl xture coes to a bol Reove frdrn. oven. and chll. ' * ^ f you're lookng for a qucker nstant puddng and pe fllng preparaton, try the blender ethod. Put lk and puddng x n contaner and blend at hgh speed for ffteen seconds. Or how about the shaker ethod as another quck nstant puddng preparaton? Use a one-quart leakproof contaner, cover tghtly and shake vgorously for at least forty-fve seconds. Wth nstant puddng and pe fllng, always start v wth cold lk t akes for better consstency n the fnshed recpe. Beat slowly, not vgorously, then pour puddng nto servng dshes or pe crust edately, unless the recpe calls for settng frst and then addng other ngredents. f you're countng calores, you can use sk lk or reconsttuted nonfat dry lk nstead of whole lk. The puddng wll be less rch, but lower n calores. You'll follow the basc package or recpe drectons, of course, for akng gelatn, but these extra tps wll help as well. To ake a xture that s clear and unforly set, be sure the gelatn s copletely dssolved n the bolng water or other' lqud before addng the cold lqud. To ake gelatn n a crowave oven, easure 1 cup water nto a glass bowl. Place n oven and heat about 2 nutes, or untl water coes to a bol. Reove fro oven, add gelatn (3 oz. package) and str_unlds^ _ AolYjgd^Add-1 cup-«om^vateta"n^^hll untl \set. To store prepared gelatn overnght or longer, cover t tp prevent dryng. Always store gelatn cakes or pes n the refrgerator. Happy Holdays! ^ Top Raspberry-Orange Crea Cheese Pe Center-Rght Apple-Cranberry Pe Botto Left Fluffy Ba pple-cranberrp^te 3 edu apples, peeled, cored and slced (3 cups) 1-1/2 cups raw cranberres 1-1/2 cups water 1/4 cup sugar *~t packages QZr)-ras~p- ~~~b~erry or peach flavor gelatn 1 package (4-servng sze) vanlla flavor puddng and pe fllng 1 baked 9-nch pe shell, : cooled Cobne apples, cranberres, water and sugar n saucepan. Brng to a bol; re- (duce heat and ser for 5 nutes, strrng frequently. Str n gelatn; add pe fllng x and blend well. Brng agan to a full bol over hgh heat. Reove, fro heat. Let stand abtnlt 5 nutes; then pour nto pe shell. Chll untl set, about 4 hours. Garnsh wth pastry cutouts and whpped toppng, f desred. To ake pastry-cutouts, roll trngs fro pe shell pastry very thn on floured board. Cut wth cooke cutter. For ore pastry cutouts, use addtonal pe crust x. Bake on ungreased bakng sheet at 425 for about 8 nutes. Cool. package (4-servng sze) pstacho package (9 squares) sweet bookng flavor nstant puddng ancl-pe^ chocolate 2 fllng ^ ~^^ tablespoons butter or ar gar t 1 cup cold lk-'" 2 edu bananas, slced 1 contaner (4 oz.) frozen whpped 8 baked Cooke Tart SheLterctfbled* ""^toppng, thawed *Or use 8 coercal pastry shells n alunu fol c Prepare puddng x as drected on package for puddng, reducng\lk to 1 cup. Blend n whpped toppng. Chll. Shortly before servng, elt chocolate and butter n saucepan over very low heat, strrng constantly; cool. Dp 8 banana slces n chocolate to cover halfway. Chll untl chocolate s fr. Place reanrrg*banana slces n Cooke Tart Shells and drzzle wth reanng chocolate. Spoon puddng xture nto tart shells. Garnsh wth chocolate-dpped banana slces and araschno cherres, f desred, and serve at once. Makes 8 tarts. Cooke Tart Shells. Cobne 1/4 cup.butter or argarne, softened and J/3, cup sugar n sall xer bowl and beat untl sooth and creay. Ada" 2 egg whtes, one at a.te, beatng well after each addton. Btend n 1/3 cup allurpose flour, 1/4 cup ground alonds and 1/8 teaspoon alond extract. Grease', Eottos of several glasses, about 2 nches n daeter.' Bake 2 cookes at a te on greased bakng sheet, usng 2 tablespoons batter for each and spreadng to ake 6-nch rounds. Bake at 350 for 7 to 8 nutes, or untl edges are lghtly browned. Quckly place each cooke over a glass and press toward glass to ake a fluted edge. Cool; then turn rght sde up and carefully reove fro glass. Makes 8 shells.. '. - ' Note: Shells are very delcate and break easly. Bagpterrp range Crea Cfjeetfe ;$e 1 package (8 oz.) crea cheese, - 1 contaner (8 oz.) frozen whpped softened toppng, thawed 1/3 cup sugar 1 baked (9-nch) graha cracker 1 CUD (1/2 pt.) sour crea s crub crust, cooled 1 taolespoon grated orange rnd 1 cup orange sectons 1 teaspoon vanlla 1/4 cup raspberry ja Beat cheese untl sooth; gradually beat n sugar. Blend n sour crea, orange rnd and vanlla. Fold n whpped toppng, blendng well. Spoon nto crust. Chll untl set, at least 4 hours. Arrange orange sectons n crcle on chlled fllng. Stran ja to reove seeds; spoon over oranges and n center of pe.

8 28* Q&E Monday. Deoeber > PHONE: MON. THRU SAT. 9 A.M. TO 9 P.M. SUNDAY 10 A.M. TO 5 P.M. spantsn stones MARKET ANN ARBOR ROAD LVONA, MCHGAN OPEN 9:00 AM-6:00 PM CHRSTMAS EVE CLOSED SATURDAY, DEC. 25 AND SUNDAY, DEC 26,198Z DOUBLECOUPONS ONALL MANUFACTURER CENTS OFF COUPONS WEDNESDAY ONLY, DEC. 22,1982. OVER 5CH FACEVALU VtHL BE HONORED. QUANTTY RGHTS RESERVED. PRCES EFFECTVE MONDAY, DEC 20 THRU FRDAY, DEC 24,1982. SEM-BONELESS ROTUNDA WHOLE HAM BOOTLESS ROUND HYGRADE WHOLE HAM LB. CENTER CUT SMOKED HAM SLCES LB. OVEN FRESH OATMEAL, BUTTERED SPUT TOP BREAD OVEN FRESH WT OZ.WT. ff#%c BROWN & SERVE ROLLS 59 OVEN FRESH RYE BREAD 20OZ.WT. OVEN FR14H WT. -OLD 79* 79* BONELESS SRLON TP ROAST BONELESS TOP ROUND ROAST BONELESS EYE OF ROUND ROAST FROM OUR SEAFOOD SECTON FRESH JUMBO SHRMP SUPER JUMBO SHRMP SMULATED CRAB LEGS JUMBO SHRMP LB. UL «10.69 B. « LB. BOX $ Order Your Custo Made Frut Baskets now. Made fro top qualty frut STAN'S HOMEMADE FRESH KELBASA STAN'S FRESH CHRSTMAS KELBASA 88 B. c-uln >.^»W 11 FLAVORS ROYAL GELATN 30Z.WT. Fresh PonsettasJl 99 daho + up Mchgan led Potatoes Delcous Apples $499 ^ 10 LB. Bag 10 lb. bag p 4/*l.^afSF^r^a^rjr^SF^ SPARTAN 9UKHFOAM HEFY MATES HAWAAN PUNCH 46FLOZ, 160Z.WT. 50CT.PKG. $1 COUNTRY FRESH. EGG NOG PARKAY MARGARNE 1/4's SPARTAN CREAM CHEESE COLBY LONGHORN OR MLD COLBY SPARTAN CHUNK CHEESE COUNTRY FRESH, SQUARE PACK CECREAM SPARTAN ' "WHPPED TOPPNG 9 NCH MNCE OR PUMPKN CHEF PERRE PES CHEFSALUTO/ PARTY PZZA»<&» 99* V**0g < 32 FL. OX. (QUART) WT. 1/2 GALLON 8QZ.WT. 10O2.WT. 120Z.WT. 2LB.8 0Z.WT. 320Z.WT. STAN'S BONUS COUPON GRAMA 2 /88< 69' $ 29 $!S9 69 $ 99 $ EGGS LlMnVyr$13.<>00«0<lMY>UROASO*lMO*a.ADO#- TONAL QUANTTS AVALABLE AT REGULAR RETAL COUPONlFFECTlVB THRU FRDAY, DECEMBER 24, r A* 616 c MARK) Sf. MANZ THROWN CARNATON RKH CHOCOLATE COCOA MX 7 ox. wrv 99 ft 12-OZ.PKGS. $ 39 ^ t * > A Ml V V Jft\ ' ' ### )6696«b««S>4

9 ~~****~-~ % tfltflttltftfmfttfl l**ft utotf^ Ths easy puddng s 'n 9 Monday, Deceber 20,1982 O&E (l.p.c,w.o)qb Mx peanut butter and Whether you're preparng dessert for the faly or specal copany, convenence n preparaton s "n" nowadays. More than ever, recpes usng seasonal fresh fruts and convenent, products are frst choce for busy people. Clp and save ths recpe for Puddng and Pears fresh pears copleentng sooth and creay chocolate flavor nstant puddng 1 and-ple fllng. Prepared wth ether sour crea r yogurt, a package of nstant puddlng-and-pe fllng s the bass for a dessert that's ready n nutes. And, there's no cookng or cleanup for you. Topped wth a fresh pear half and a dollop of thawed frozen whpped toppng, t's a show-off served n glstenng steed glasses. Bosc and Bartlett pgars are- good choces for the dessert. However, you can use canned pear halves n "off season" when you need a dessert fnale even chocolate lovers wll rave about PUDDNG AND PEARS, l Vt cops cold lk l cup (¼ pt.) wax crea* 1 pkg. (4-servng lxej chocolate flavor nstant poddng and pe fllng 3 pears, peeled, cored and halved"!. Or use 1 contaner (8 oz.) plan yogurt **Or use 6 canned pear halves, draned. Cobne lk and sour crea n xng bowl Add puddng x and beat slowly wth rotary beater untl blended, about 2 nutes. Let stand to set, about fve nutes; then str untl creay. Arrange pear halves and puddng n ndvdual dessert dshes. Garnsh wth thawed frozen whpped toppng, f desred. Makes 2¼ cups plus pears or 6 servngs. banana for a treat Youngsters and adults alke wll eagerly accept ths crea pe as a gft fro a thoughtful neghbor or for the faly eal. Peanut butter and banana crea are xed, resultng n an ncreasngly popular flavor cobnaton. For a specal touch", nclude the recpe along wth the gft PEANUT BUTTER-BANANA CREAM PD3 H pkg. (-o. sre) pe crush x or stcks 2 tbsp. fnely chopped peanuts 1 pkg. (4¾ oz.) banana crea regular poddng and pe fllng. V* cop peanut butter Heat oven to 425. Prepare 9-nch baked pe shell a* drected on package except str n peanuts before addng water; cool. Prepare puddng and pe fllng as drected on package for pe? reserve V* cup. Poor reanng fllng nto pe shell. Mx reserved fllng and the peanut butter; drop by Uaspoonfuls onto hot fllng. Swrl through fllng wth knfe for arbled effect Refrgerate untl fr, about 3 hours. Top.wth sweetened whpped crea f desred. Cobne puddng and peart for convenent and delcous dessert to serve durng the holdays or anyte good foods are apprecated. By rce Saved fro the blahs Servng versatle eals sn't easy but rce can coe to the rescue because t can be ade nto so any nterestng and dstnctvely dfferent sde dshes. Versatlty s one of the ajor attrbutes of rce, as s ts econoy (only four cents per half-cup servng). Rce acts as a flavor-blender wth any spces and ngredents to for truly unque sde dshes that can copleent the eat, fsh or poultry wth whch t s served. A new dsh can be created just by changng the spces. Orental Frttata, for nstance, cobnes soy sauce, fresh gnger root, garlc, onons, eggs and rce for a nutrtous sde dsh that wll delght the faly and rce Casno s a colorful, tasty dsh chock-full of the "spces of lfe." Both are bound to allevate the dnner doldrus! ORENTAL FRTTATA V* cap slced green onons, ncludng tops 1 clove garlc, nced 2 tbsp. vegetable ol 3 cops hot cooked rce 2tbsp,.8oy,saace.y-,.,;,^... /.-:_., W tjp.tnnc^dfreh gnger root- ; "'-? '.v M» tsp. ground black pepper 3 eggs, lghtly beaten y% cap plan yogurt t -V H- n 10-nch skllet cook onons and garlc n ol untl tender-crsp, about 2 nutes. Add rce, soy sauce, gnger, and pepper. Toss untl rce s evenly coated. Blend eggs wth yogurt. Pour over hot rce xture. Cover and cook over edu-low heat untl eggs are just set, 7 to 12 nutes. Makes 6 servngs. MCROWAVE METHOD: n 10-nch round croproof dsh heat ol on hgh (axu power) 1 to 2 nutes. Add onons and garlc; cook on-hgh 1 to 2 nutes, or untl tendercrsp. Add rce, soy sauce, gnger, and pepper. Toss untl rce s evenly coated. Blend eggs wth yogurt Pour over hot rce xture. Cover and cook at 70 percent power 5 to 6 nutes, or untl eggs are set, rotatng dshv< turn after 3 nutes. Each servng provdes: 181 calores, V eat exchange, 1 bread exchange, 1¼ fat exchanges, soe lk. RCE CASNO 4 slces bacon V* cup chopped onon 1 clove garlc, nced 1 cup uncooked rce 1¾ cups chcken broth * 1 can (6¼ oz.) clas (dran; reserve jace) % tsp. ground black pepper 2 sprgs paftley 1 bay leaf ½ tsp. arjora leaves, crashed V tsp. thye leaves, crushed 'A cup chopped green pepper A cup chopped pentos A cup fne dry bread crubs 2 tbsp. grated Paresan cheese ON CHRSTMAS FOODS THE PAK-n-SAVE WAY T'S SMPLE: We sell food for less because t cost a lot less to run a warehouse operaton. U!& ^fyvrvy GOV*T^NSPEC*ED^ BASTED YOUNG' TURKEYS 18-LBS. AND UP LB. LMT 1 PLEASE --,-,1 MM -.' --;=* f E_6T CALFORNA SEEDLESS NAVEL ORANGES OPEN CHRSTMAS EVE TL 5:30 P.M. CLOSED CHRSTMAS DAY. REOPEN MONDAY. DEC. 27 AT 8:00 AM. j\-t.' N QUARTERS LAND 0' LAKES BUTTER ^ 1-LB. SALTED OR UNSALTED 12-OZ BTLS. v. ^3&'& :. S_AVEJ2. CASE OF GOEBEL BEER PLUS DEPOST Ms REGULAR OR DET G0KE^7-UP OR SQURT «->^ >.:.: Cook bacon n a 10-nch oven-proof skllet. Reove, cruble, and set asde. Pour off fat; return 2 tablespoons to skllet Add onons and garlc to skllet Cook 2 to 3 nutes, or untl tender-crsp. Str n rce, chcken broth, V* cup cla juce, and pepper. Te reanng seasonngs n a sall pece of cheese cloth to ake a bouquet garn. Add to skllet Brng to a bol, cover, and bake at 350 for 15 nutes. Reove bouquet garn. Str n clas, green pepper, and pentos. Replace cover and bake 5 nutes, or untl green pepper s tender^ crsp and lqud s absorbed. Porton nto sx nd>, vdual cerac shells- Sprnkle wth a xture of bacon, bread erubs, and, Paresan cheese. Bake, uncovered, $ nutes. Makes 6 servngs. "MCROWAVE METHOD: Place bacon n a shallow 10-nch round croproof dsh. Cover and cook oahjgh (axu power) 4 to 5 nutes, or untl well done. Reove, cruble, and set asde. Pour off fat; return 2 tablespoons to dsh. Add onon and garlc; cook on hgh 1 to 2 nutes, or untl tender-crsp. Str n rce, chcken broth, V cup cla juce, and pepper. Te reanng seasonngs n a- sall pece of cheesecloth to ake a bouquet garn. Place n a dsh. Cover and cook on hgh 6 to 6 nutes, or untl bolng. Reduce power to 50 percent cover and cook 12 to 14 nutes. Reove bouquet garn. Str n clas, green pepper, and pentos. Replace cover and cook at 50 percent power 2 to S nutes, or untl green pepper s tender-crsp and lqud s absorbed. Porton nto 6 ndvdual cerac shells. Sprnkle wth a xture of bacon, bread crubs, and Paresan cheese. Cook on hgh 1 to 2 nutes. Each servng provdes: 227 calores, 1 eat exchange, 1¼ bread exchanges, 1% fat exchanges. CT. BAG Mktf^^ Al-'j 5¾^1¾ 1¾¾¾¾ jftb^jt^ff&ct^ HALF LTR. COKE, SQURT OR 16-OZ. 7-UP LMT (6) 8-PACKS PLEASE PLUS DEPOST W^^M^^^^^^^^^^ OPEN 8 A.M. TO JOPM MON THRU SAT CLOSED SUNOATS U S.O.A. F000.STAMPS ' WC ACCEPT CHECKS FOR THE AMOUNT OF TOUf PUflCHASE / f --.v %^^^j^^^^l^: c y; WESTLAND rorowk fontacjrs^ SfTAYLOR!ff ; M^w^^ OYKtAT 13«K.RpV; 2¾Ml;ttD/AtVAMDYKE ^"

10 4B* O&E Monday. Deceber 20, 1982 Chocolate Alond Log wll lght up the party You can have a lovely holday table wthout spendng a lot of oney. These decoratve tes, ncludng the wreath on the cake,were all ade usng arshallows and colored sugars. Use arshallows Elegant table fun to create The holday season s the te to brng out exctng desserts that are galy decorated and served at festve tables. But your own creatve touches don't have to nvolve expensve gadgets and hours of te. You can create an elegant holday effect wth just a few ngredents fro the superarket, usng technques that are easy enough for chldren to learn. A festve Chrstas Wreath Cake, uses arshallows as the easy decoratve touch. The cake s frosted wth creay Angel Mallow Frostng, a fluffy, easy-to-spread recpe that owes ts lghtness to arshallow cree and stffly beaten egg whtes. The professonal-lookng wreath atop the cake s ade usng arshallows and colored sugar. Usng a par of scssors dpped n water, cut arshallows nto crosswse slces, then dp the cut edges n green-tnted sugar for a Chrstas-y effect Make three rngs of the arshallow slces around the top of the cake and "te" your festve wreath by affxng a brght redrbbon-to the top of the cake. The sae technque can be used to decorate your table by akng "wreath" candleholders. Sply attach two rngs of sugared arshatlow slces to cardboard around the base of a brght red candle. Marshallow Chrstas ponsetta blossos are used to decorate napkn rngs, servng platters and ndvdual dessert plates. These are ade by overlappng fve arshallow slces, dppng the flower n red decoratve sugar, then addng a halved nature arshallow as the center. Ths cake and all the trngs ake a great faly project on Chrstas Eve, to be served at a gala Chrstas dnner the next day. THE BASC technques for akng arshallow creatons are sple. Ordnary scssors dpped n water are used to cut the arshallows. A standard-sze, whte arshallow, cut nto fourths across the flat sde akes four slces, as does a nature arshallow. When usng Hearthallow arshallows, cut fve slces fro each arshallow. No glue s necessary for these projects. The cut sdes of the arshallows stck together, and adhere to other uncut arshallows and candes. Marshallow cree ay also be used to secure uncut arshallows and other aterals together. Wreath Cake. Fll and frost two 8- or 9-nch round cake layers wth one recpe Angel Mallow Frostng. Arrange arshallow slces dpped n green colored sugar n three overlappng rows around edge of cake. Add red rbbon bow. ANGEL MALLOW FROSTNG V* cup sugar 2 egg whtes 2 tablespoons water jar arshallow cree ¼ teaspoon vanlla Cobne sugar, egg whtes and water n double boler, beat wth electrc otrotary beater overbol-- ng water untl soft peaks for. Add arshallow cree; contnue beatng untl stff peaks for. Reove fro heat; beart n vanlla. Candle H61dere Cut cardboard crcles 1¼ to 2 nches wder than the daeter of candles, Center candles on cardboard and secure wth florst clay. Spread a thn layer of arshallow cree on the cardboard. Begnnn^alo^outec^edge.-atUclL-aaJaUow slces dpped n colored sugar n overlappng rows untl cardboard s covered. Napkn Rngs Cut rngs 1 to 1¼ nches wde fro cardboard cylnders (fro bathroo tssue or paper towels); wrap wth colored rbbon or. colored paper and secure wltb-tape. MakeMarstallow'Flowers, dp n red sugar to create ponsetta. Secure to rngs wth arshallow cree. C Marshallow Flowers 1. Cut arshallows nto four crosswse slces...> For each flower, arrange fve arshallow ^slces, on waxed -paper a dasy desgn, slghtly overlappng tps., 3. ppnslde of flower nto colored sugar to coat cut sdes of petals. 4. Cut a nature arshallow n half and press one pece, cut sde down, n center of blosso; Lo-cal egg dsh f too any calore-laden holday treats have expanded your wastlne, try a lower calore, but proten-rch, egg dsh for your next eal. Sply scrable a couple of eggs and add onons, ushroos, spnach, broccol or whatever you have on hand. Top wth a lght sprnklng or cheese and you'll have a'nutrtous low-n-calore eal 5 ln a hurry.,. ', Fancy desserts are, a feature of ost holdayte enus. And, probably one of the ost approprate s Chocolate-Alond Yule Log. Ths party-pretty jelly roll-type cake s an easyto-ake verson of the classc French Buche de Noel. The sponge cake base s a specal one, though, wth ground alonds substtutng for part of the flour. t's a lght cake, too, snce separately beaten egg whtes lghten the batter. Another specal touch,s the flavorful syrup whch soaks nto the cake whle t cools. Top t o(f wth a quck-fx cobned fllng and frostng and t's ready for the ost dscrnatng of palates. Gft guests young and old at your next gatherng wth ths delectable dessert, and watch ther eyes lght up. CHOCOLATE-ALMOND YULE LOG 8 to 10 servngs Vt cup sugar V cup water 6 eggs, separated % tsp. crea of tartar 1 cup confectoners' sugar, dvded V tsp. vanlla ¼ tsp. alond extract l k tsp. salt ¼ cup ground alonds A cup all-purpose flour Confectoners' sugar 1 tbsp. alond- or cherry-flavored lqueur, optonal Chocolate Fll and Frost(recpe follows) OPTONAL: Slced blanched alonds Cnnaon candes Green glace cherres Lghtly grease 15Wxl(Mxl-nch jelly roll pan. Lne botto wth waxed paper and grease agan. Set asde. n sall saucepan brng ¼ cup sugar and water to bolng. Reduce heat. Ser 1 nute. Set asde. Custozed Party Trays Stan's Markets 2 Locatons STAN'S MARKET STAN'S DSCOUNT PRODUCE & DEL Party Trays s 7cr 4 *J per person and up ncludes slced eats, cheese, bread and salads Prces good through New Years! also Custo ade Frut Baskets avalable at both locatons. Your Choce of Frut, Cheese and Wne STAN'S DSCOUNT BEVERAGE ANN ARBOR ROAD Drectly Across the Street fro Stan's Market Prleea Good Dec. 20th thru D«o. 24th Coke, Tab, Det Coke, Squrt, Sprte, X - Dr. Pepper 0¾ # 8 pk. Vt lterb9tttes~ VERN0RS GNGER ALE, REGULAR OR 1 CALORE 3/97 1 Lter! Bottles + DEPOST MOLSON Golden Beer ^x a 24 bottles pack loose ^ Q ' ". + DEPOST Andre Chapagne Whte, Cold Duck, Pnk, Burgundy 2 / l. bottle C«MOt12tX>U! '31* «2«per bottle n large xng bowl, beat egg whtes wth crea of tartar at hgh speed untl foay. Add ¼ cup of the confectoners' sugar, 2 tablespoons at a te, beatng constantly untl whtes are glossy and stand n soft peaks. n sall xng bowl, beat egg yolk at hgh speed untl thck and leon-colored, about 5 nutes. Gradually eat n reanng sugar untl blended. Beat n flavorngs and salt. Str together ground alonds and flour. Sprnkle over whtes. Add beaten yolk xture. Gently, b"ut thoroughly, fold yolk xture and alond xture and whtes. Pour nto prepared pan and gently spread evenly. Bake n preheated 400 oven untl top of cake sprngs back when lghtly touched.wth fnger, 10 to 12 nutes. Dust a clean tea towel wth confectoners' sugar. Loosen cake fro sdes of pan wth spatula and nvert onto prepared towel. Carefully pull waxed paper off botto of cake. Tr off all eflges wth serrated knfe. Str lqueur, f desred, nto reserved sugar syrup. Spoon evenly over botto surface of cake. Startng fro short edge, roll up cake, rollng towel n wth cake. Place wrapped roll sea-sde down on wre rack untl cool, about 30 nutes. Prepare Chocolate Fll and Frost. Carefully unnroll cake, spread wth half of frostng, (about 1 cup) and reroll. Place on servng platter. Spread wth reanng frostng, usng sall spatula to create tree bark effect. Garnsh wth slced alonds, cnnaon candes and slces of glace cherres, f desred. CHOCOLATE FLL AND FROST (akes about 1¾ cops) W cup lk unsweetened chocolate V* cup butter 3 cups confectoners' sugar 1 tsp. vanlla ¼ tsp. alond extract _ n edu saucepan over low heat, cook lk, chocolate and butter, strrng occasonally, just untl chocolate and butter are elted. Beat n sugar and flavorngs untl sooth. LhU CANADA DRY TONC, CLUB SODA, GNGER ALE, 7-UP, DET 7-UP, WNK 1 Lter j Bottles 2/M 07< + OEPOSfT 24 pack cans ALTES + DEPOST CELLA LAMBRU8CO, BANCO, R08ATO 1,6 Lter Bottle Case of 6 bottles «26 a 4» per bottle Open Chrftat Ev* tl 5 ClosechSat.A8un.,Deb.2$S26 LOW DSCOUNT PRCES Full Ln* Of BEER, POP and WNE for your party/keg BEER Avalable Ths Chocolate-Alond Yule Log s an easy-to-do, nexpensve verson of a French classlcthaj^ll satsfy the palate of even the ost dscrnatng dessert lovers SPRAL SLCED HAM CO. NC. SPRAL SLCED FULLY BAKED HONEY GLAZED WHOLE HAM... S 3 29 LB. 13to15LB.AVG. HALF HAMS $ 3 49 LB/ 6 to 8 LB. AVG. TOUR tkclu. 0LA2X0 HAM K*» MtM CAMAU.T COStO AXO M.OWVV HXftOWOOO (MOKCD TO *fr«ctto«*cm JUCf S VKfORM S TWCK- KZttANOFlAVOR! PLEASE PLACE YOUR ORDERS A FEW DAYS BEFORE T S NEEOED Stjaws DSCOUNT PRODUCE AND DEL ANN ARBOR RD. LVONA HOUR8: MON. thru SAT. 9-7 PRCES GOOD MONDAY, DEC. 20th THRU DEC. 24th V. FREE HOME DELVERY MasterCards Vta Avalable CLOSED CHRSTMAS DAY & SUNDAY, DEC. 26th OPEN CHRSTMAS EVE 9 AM TO 6 PM All 2 Lter Pop 1.19 All Faygo 2 Lter Pop 99* Country Fresh Egg Nog 99 ot. Muenster or Colby Cheese $ 88 lb Doestc Swss Cheese $ 2 Dary Fresh Sharper than Sharp Cheese 49 Slced or Chunk lb. $ 2 49 b. Hoeade Cheese Balls $ 3 3 V Hoeade Pzzas -*3*V- - Try Our Party Sub 2' to 6' Party Trays fro $ 1 78 person Custo Made Frut Baskets Hoegrown Red Delcous Apples 10 K>. bag Red Rpe Cherry Toatoes pnt Golden Rpe Bananas Jubo Calforna Leons Fresh Les Fresh Brussel Sprouts Fresh Jubo Green Beans n C g EXTRA LARGE EGGS 59* TOTjDOZ. Doestc Boled Ha $019 2 Hoeade Fresh Kelbasa Lean Fresh _ $4 78._._ ~ ~o. «J*%dQ Roast Beef or Corned Beef 3 b. : Fresh Slced $/>RQ Natural Turkey Breast 2 b. Fresh Breakfast Sausage Lnks $-169 lb. Kowalsk Hard Sala Kowalsk Chrstas Kelbasa ported Dansh Boled Ha Hard Sala [Ouftf ft(<s/tj Ddnnon Yogurt 8-oz. carana**z»»!/$1o0 Beautful Ponsettas 19% 5/* «ea. 99V S9 # b. P k Uft 2 WtthA*»«^^Pufcna»a. Addtonal O QutnMlM Avalable atfagularrauh O N t#we812-2*42 N $199 > U.S. No. 1 Hoo Eckrch Sok-Y-Lnks 10 oz. $119 ea. MLK SOW Z b. $049 O lb. $099 Z lb. $069 ac *1 y *Q» fro J TABLE NUT SALE! Jubo Cashews $ 3"b. New Pstacho NUt8 Plan or Red. $ 3 7 *lb. 69* ea. Roasted Spansh Peanuts.v $ 1 39 b No Peanut Salted Mx Nuts $ 3"b: BAKNQ NUT SALE C O U Walnut Meats...!...; Alond Meats Pecan Meats...;..., _ Yas 15* lb. O U P 0 N lb. $ 2 49 b. $ 2 19 u>r $ 3 49 b. Green Beans 59* lb. 10 LB. MCHGAN POTATOES c 39 O u p Utt 1 wth *&00 Addton*! Purchaaa. Addtonal 0 QuantltfH AvllaWa at Raftular Ratal! 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11 nnpvppwvmpp Let ths 'ouse' be a star Monday, Deceber O&E T (L,P.C.W.Q)58.(.- #f the holday buffet table Whle t ay not be the fabled ouse that "never strred" the nght before Chrstas, ths "ouse" can add ts own specal touch to holday entertan? flglt's a delghtful "Ha 'N Cheese" creaton that can be prepared ahead of te and wat quetly n the refrgerator "to star n a gala holday hors d'oeuvre buffet. Accordng to food and entertanent exwts' reports, hors d'oeuvre buffetstyle entertanng s uch n vogue for the cong year. n addton, "gouret exchanges" (takng a favorte hors d'oeuvre to a party) are an ncreasngly popular entertanng trend. For ths holday season, the followng sx festve recpes' are quck and easy (orjervng at hoe or at a "gouret exchange." HAM "N CHEESE MOUSE X cap ground ha \ pkg. crea cheese, softened Vt cup (2 oz.) shredded sharp Cheddar dheese V«cup shredded carrot % cop shredded zucchn tt tsp. garlc salt <> thn carrot stcks, each cut 2¼ -nches lbng 2 thn zucchn slces narrow zucchn peel strp, 8-nches long Assorted crackers u ; n blender or food processor, cobne ha, cheeses, shredded carrot, shredded zucchn and garlc salt. Blend untl just xed. Chll 1 hour. Shape nto oblong ball. For ouse face at one end. nsert carrot stcks for whskers and zucchn slces for ears. (Jut 2 round crcles fro zucchn peel; nsert for eyes. Use reanng zucchn peel for tafl. Chll thoroughly. Serve wth crackers. BAKED DEL BTES 1 15-oz. pkg. corn bread x % cup lk., } 10-oz. pkg. gaer sausage Aercan Brand, fnely chopped 2 cups (8 oz.) shredded Cheddar cheese ; Heat oven to 400. Cobne corn Jjread x, lk and egg; x well. SUr n sausage and cheese. Shape nto 1- nch balls. Place 1 nch apart on greased bakng sheets. Bake at 400, 15 tanutes or untl lght brown. 50 appetzers. BAKED BEEF DP 2 2V.-O jar slced dred beef, rnsed, chopped 18-o.pkg.cteatocheese,softened... W cup. dary sour crea v " ) V"? "" ' " «V? tbsp. lk 1 tbsp. nced onon A4 tsp. garlc salt y» cup chopped pecans Assorted crackers.. Heat oven to 350. Cobne all ngredents except pecans and crackers; spoon nto lghtly greased 1-quart TALAN BAKERY ebggj^ & PZZERA HOLDAY SPECALS EVERY TUESDAY SUPER SPECAL * - : ALL BEER 40«OVER COST 24 PK. CANS ^uf j «*&«s*3ro"u«esnar»- ** FREE' j1;r Ltre any Peps product plus depost wth purchase of sall cheese & popperon casserole. Top wth pecans. Bake at 350, 20 nutes. Cool 10 nutes; serve as a-dp wth crackers." 2 cups. Mcrowave nstructons: Cobne all ngredents except pecans and crackers; spoon nto lghtly greased 1-quart glass casserole. Cook, covered, on hgh 2 nutes! Str xture. Top wth pecans. Cook, uncovered, o'n hgh 2 ln- -utes. Let stand 5 nutes. Serve as a dp wth crackers.. BACON-MUSHROOM CROWNS *^ 40 edu ushroos - V4 lb. bacon, crsply cooked, crubled 1 cup (4 oz.) shredded Monterey Jack cheese ½ cup butter or argarne, softened ¼ cup fnely crushed corn chps 2 cloves garlc,'crashed 2 tbsp. fnely chopped onon 1 tbsp. dry red wne HOLDAY SPECAL Martn & Ross -AST SPUMANTE CHAMPAGNE $Q99 BOTTLE Reove stes fro cleaned ushroos; chop stes. Cobne stes wth reanng ngredents. Fll ushroo caps; place on bakng sheet stuffng sde up. Brol 5 to 7 nutes or untl lght brown and bubbly. 40 appetzers. Mcrowave nstructons: Reove stes fro cleaned ushroos; chop stes. Cobne stes wth reanng ngredents. Fll ushroo caps; place half of ushroos n glass bakng dsh stuffng sde up. Cook on hgh 3 to 4 nutes roos. Repeat wth reanng ush-, TANG Y VENNA ROUNDS 1 cup cottage cheese._. 'A cup fnely chopped green onons x k cap fnely chopped cucuber 2 tbsp. ayonnase ¼ tsp. celery seed 28 slces party pupernckel bread 2 5-oz. cans Venna sausage n beef stock, draned n blender or food processor, cobne cottage cheese, onons, tucuber, ayonnase and celery seed. Blend untl sooth. Chll 2 to 3 hours. Spread cottage cheese xture on bread slces. Cut sausages n half lengthwse; place one pece sausage on each bread slce. 28 appetzers. SAVORY TURKEY SALAM WEDGES 1 3-oz. pkg. crea cheese, softened 1 tbsp. chopped parsley 1 tsp. prepared ustard 1 tsp. prepared horseradsh 6 slces turkey sala Parsley sprgs Cobne crea cheese, parsley, ustard and horseradsh. Spread 5 slces of sala wth crea cheese xture, reservng 1 tablespoon; stack. Top wth reanng slce of sala. Cut stack nto eght wedges. Garnsh each wedge wth reanng crea cheese xture and a tny sprg of parsley, chll. 8 appetzers. On a cold wnter day war up wth soup Wth cold weather at hand, t's te to lght the freplace and war the nnards wth a hearty soup. Accordng to the Mchgan Departent of, Agrculture, our farers produce ore than 50 ajor coodtes each year, akng agrculture the leadng growth ndustry n the state. We lead the naton n producton of fve crops and are tenth or hgher n a total of 37. That certanly gves us a wde choce of ngredents for our Mchgan soups. Alost any cobnaton of eat and vegetables s appetzng, fllng and nu- (trltous. Slarly, crea soups, can be > ;jrade.'wu a varety of vegetables for* added flavor and nterest Crea of potato soup can be expanded to be "crea of alost everythng" soup. To ake, you begn wth slced 2 Ltres any Peps product plus depost wth purchase of large cheese and pepperonl p PZZA PZZA WTH COUPON ONLY THRU NEW LOCATON WTH COUPON ONLY THRU l2-31-«2. potatoes and chopped onons, sered n hoeade chcken, beef or turkey broth. When these ngredents are cooked through, ash coarsely. Then add alost any leftover cooked THURSDAY ONLY WNE SPECAL 10% OFF EACH BOTTLE - -OR- 15% OFF A CASE MX and MATCH MLLER & MLLER LTE $619 O CASE 24PK.CAN8 + PEP. 8UM. A WEO. SPECAL BOLED HAM $2 19 LMT 2 LBS. 42.J9 LB LB. R YOUR HOLDAY ENTERTANNG LUNCHMEAT PARTY TRAYS Specalzng n SUBSU 3 FT. & 6 FT. - You pck the eat, we pck the prce. BAKEDGOODS Cak$s (A-1 Sres for All Occasons) 'Cookes Pastres DEL Fresh talan Sausage Rcotta Cheese talan luncheats on (1 Ch 6S6S 8875 NEWBUROH RD. 115 HAQOERTY W. 10 MLE 600FT 80UWOFJOY WE8TLAND CANTON BwWtM'Uquor B**r WNS' Uoucf and CHERRY HH 0 ^» UUJHKADOWWOOK NOV vegetables, such as corn, green beans, carrots and broccol. Of course, f you haven't leftovers, you can add other fresh vegetables and cook wth the potatoes and onons. Crea or half and half should be added last and just heated through (do not boll). Season wth salt, pepper and a lttle sweet basl. Portuguese soup s another favorte, ade wth a cobnaton of spcy Portuguese (or talan) sausage, onons, cabbage,.red kdney beans, toatoes and beef stock. Brown the sausages, dran well and slce. Cobne vegetables, and stock, add the slced sausages and ser, over low heat untl tender, Delcous served wth thck, slces or hoeade rye bread and a frut salad whch doubles as dessert Aercan Red Cross Together, >ve can change thngs. cc 'Twas a holday party and all through the house, the guests were strrng but not ths ouse... t was just entertanng the partygoers who adred Tred of sandwches? Try ths fresh dea For a dfferent open-face sandwch appetzer, try ths fresh-lookng, freshtastng cobnaton: On slces of cocktal rye bread, generously spread, creaed sall-cturd cottage cheese accented wth' cnhchy edu chopped walnuts. Top each wth alfalfa sprouts and a slce of lverwurst. the artstry before saplng the ha and cheese creaton..-n. FAMOUS GERMAN BURGHARDTS ^ SOUR DOUGH RYE BREAD. WTH THE OLD FASHONED BRCK OVEN QUALTY ',) Good at 9flC O F F Wthch)S / Bakery *\J V-/.L A coupon locaton only 2 lb. LOaf xpres Dec. 31 "Crunchy outsde, cool and phewy nsde, the crust lterally begs to be rpped away and devoured wth gusto." Patrca Chargot - Detrot Free Press Decorated Cakes * For Every Occason ^W^.'^Me«Fa>ngtonR'd;"''-' ' "'* ' ' " '' * Full Lne of BEER &V WNE - At Every-Day Low Prces METRO LQUOR PLAZA ^/4oo Cherry Hll Kd. H^^a-nc^ suo^orr N Block West of nkster Re!. d 1. * * Bc Lghter 2/99$ Can's Potato Chps $f.39~ 1 O Bog - SAVE 600 Frto-lay Potato Chps ' j LD Ajtvoneres Reg $1.29 Buy One Get One Free Gallo Wne. p-j-.k Crocks. Rrvne. Red Rose Oat*-* (Pone & Hearty 6ugunav V $ $3.49 Pkjs To» Mr. & Mrs. T Bloody Mary OXxt $1.29 f\s TOK 750 LU Crbar Wne 3 L'Ters ' AH Flavor $4.89 PuS Tor Mateu* Wne WNte & Red $3.59 S5^» OPENNG SPfJJ Chrstas and Happ v ^ Ever Fresh Orange Juce '< Ga'VX - Plostx: 99* Wonder Bread Country Far 20 o Loaves 2/89$ Page Bathroo Tssue a Ros 69* PSJS Tax Lowenbrou, Lght & Dork Mlchelob, Reg. & Lght Cose - s PV Boes $10.19 PXsTon.$2.99 Pus tax Andre Chapagne 2/$5.29 Re$ S? 89/750 ) «T\,t 3 Coses Cose S3Q Plus fax 7-Up& Panada Dry Rogukar 4 0^1. M*es 1 Lter 2/99$ P\JS Oncost Peps, Det Peps Peps Lght & Mountan Dew 8 Pv $1.67^ P\JS Depose >.. Page Paper Towels 1 Qon Pockoges * 2/89«Cgarettes A'l Brands Reg. $ 's$7.69 Northern Bathroo Tssue 4 RolS $1.08 Plus To* Mller & Mller Lte 2& Pock 12 Ol Cons - V/GT-n c Colo $8.01^ PVu Tax orx3 Deoos.1 "^L^* P Cella Wne 2 (or $4.59 2/750 rrv Botfes -$2.00 Malt n Refund 2/$2.59 Fnal Cost J. 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12 >««wv^^w«*«wfwwppmpv«*«w<^«pmp ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ w ^ p p p p p n B^^^^^ff 4C<Wb.T,SKRo-4b)4c*(R 1 W.G-6B). j * - O&E Monday, Deceber 20, 1982 ^ " V The Crculaton Departent of the Observer & Eccentrc Newspapers hosted 12 brght and beautful teens at the " annual "Carrer of the Year" awards banquet, Frday, October 22, 1982 at the Lvona Offce. These fne people are shown here holdng a tangble reward for a job well done. The ntangble reward s ore portant. Each was chosen "Carrer of the Year" n hs or her own county fro aong ther peers for ther excellence n handlng ther Observer or Eccentrc carrer route. The crtera for the choce nvolves Length of Servce, Aount of Collectons, Propt Settlng of Accounts, Least Aount of Custoer Coplants, Neat Organzaton of JRoute Book and Up-To-Date Records and havng been prevously Carrer of the Month. Ther trophes wll go on a shelf now for frends to see, but the ntangble reward-confdence borne of success n ther frst busness venture wll be seen by the world n years to coe. Mark Sullvan Rochester

13 1 p 5Uje ( bseruer Monday, Deceber 20, 1982 O&F suburban lfe Margaret Mller edtor/ (L.R.W,Q)76 1' n r f 1 Martha Grffths (left), recently elected Mchgan's leutenant governor, shares a laugh wth Lvonan Jeanne Paluzz at a gatherng of woen busness owners. «Woen's busness s everywhere By Sherry Kahan staff wrter They all bad one thng n coon, these ebers of the Mchgan Chapter of the Natonal Assocaton of Woen Busness Owners (NAWBO). They had been wllng to take rsks. Not only had they been.ready to take a chance wth ther oney to becoe nvolved n busness, they also lad on the lne ther energy, te and overte. They et at the Detrot Yacht Club for networkng purposes and to hear Martha Grffths n her frst publc appearance snce beng elected leutenant governor of Mchgan. Presdng over the event was Jeanne Paluzz of Lvona, presdent of the Mchgan chapter of NAWBO, who noted that 85 woen were present for the largest ever gatherng ever of 'Make the state aware of what you are sellng. Don't be afrad to ask the state to buy fro you.' Martha Grffths woen busness owners n southeastern Mchgan. Aong those attendng was Judy Anderson of Lvona, who s co-owner wth her husband of Slaco Tool and Manufacturng n Redford Townshp. Others present were Krstna Sebenck of Southeld, whose busness, nstall nc., s located n Lvona, and Ad Laforet of Farngton Hlls, presdent of Pro-Care One n Southfeld, whch has a branch n Lvona. Joan Thornton of Grosse Ponte put n an appearance. Potental entrepreneurs should note ths checklst What does a woan need to step out on her own nto the busness world? Several of those who belong to the Mchgan chapter of the Natonal Woan Busness Owners Assocaton ulled the atter over hors d'oeuvres at a recent gatherng wth newly elected leutenant governor Martha Grffths. They suggested several thngs a potental busness owner should consder before cottng herself to the lfe of an entrepreneur. She should have a background n accountng or soe knd of bookkeepng, suggested Joan Thornton. "The whole busness revolves around expenses, accountng and budgetng," Thornton noted. She should have enough captal and a board of advsors who are pad for servces. n Thornton's ftness busness, for exaple, she has edcal experts to gve her advce. She should get a lawyer who ust be n tune to that partcular busness, and she should get an accountant. She ust be wllng to take rsks, noted Ad LaForet, who took a chance three tes by openng three busness n Southfeld. She ust be ready to sacrfce for postponed rewards, added LaForet She should be sypathetc and understandng wth the people who work for the, n the opnon of Krstna Sebehck, "That helps you for a strong nucleus of eployees as backup staff who are wllng to w6rk hard," she sad. She need deternaton, sad Leatrlce Robnson, who owns Robnson : Advantage nsttute, a preschool n De- ;?trot. "You have to refuse to let the *> state dscourage you wth all ts rules \ and regulatons," she sad. She ust follow good busness practces, pay attenton to detal and budget carefully. She should also establsh busness hours and stck to the. She should not be shy about tootng her own horn. 'Don't expect people to beat down your door once you open a busness," Robnson sad. "Advertsng s extreely portant. But ost sall busnesses put t on the backburner. But no one wll use your goods or servces unless they know what you've got." Because hers s a neghborhood busness she uses flyers and advertses n her county newspaper to brng n sall custoers. She should buld her busness around soethng falar. "t helps f you lke t too," sad Robnson. "But t's ore portant to know what should go on n your busness." Judy Anderson (rght) of Lvona, co-owner of 81aco Tool and Manufacturng n Redford, sgns n for Her Vtal Optons copany runs exercse classes for corporatons and prvate ndvduals. One of ts classes s held n Plyouth-Sale Hgh School. GRFFTHS COMMENDED all those gathered for ther successful struggles. So dd Beverly Beltare, charan of the board of the Greater Detrot Chaber of Coerce, and Lourdes Mranda, natonal presdent of NAWBO. The new leutenant governor talked about a state law requrng that a porton of state busness go to frs owned by woen. "By 1985, soe 5 percent of all state governent purchases have to be fro woen's copanes," she sad. To sell servces or goods go to the purchasng agent of the state, she urged her audence. "Make the state aware of what you are sellng," she contnued. "A lot of tes woen are too odest. Many woen are afrad. Don't be afrad to ask the state to buy fro you. thnk you'll get a good receptdn. f you don't go over hs head. Just keep gong up. You'l^ fnally ht soebody wth soe sense." f the woan's copany does not get the sale, she should fnd out who got t sad the forer congresswoan.who BELTARE ADVSED the woen the should "never be a token." "Let the know you're alve and kckng." she added. She also told her lsteners to get busy and eet people, takng care not to confne ther assocates only to woen. "My career s successful because of the contacts 've ade on the way up and the way downj" she sad. "Wt're all tough lades and tough busness people." Mranda surprsed the woen wth a statstc. "Woen have been establshng ther own busnesses at fve tes the rate that en are, even though everythng n the econoy s speakng to the contrary," she sad. Outlnng the advantages of jonng NAWBO, Mranda stressed ts potental for exercsng collectve nfluence needed "to get people to buy goods and servces fro woan busness owners." "The natonal organzaton wants to speak wth one voce about the concerns of woen n busness," she sad. "You can ht your head aganst a wall and expend a lot of energy gong" fro person to person. n our natonal organzaton wth ts 17 chapters and 1,000 ebers you have that added help." Ths help, she explaned, coes through the chance to exchange vews wth other woen n busness. "That networkng, that support s what NAWBO s all about," she sad. the eetng. Lstng her' n the book s Jeanne* Paluzz. Plates for hoe, car or off ce were offered for woen wth a stateent to ake. The saleswoan s Merry Gardner of Lvona. has everythng for skng CROSS COUNTRY PACKAGE SETS RACNG GEAR DOWrV MTTS UNDERWEAR SWEATERS WARM-UPS JACKETS TNECKS GOGGLES * SK CARRERS GLASSES GLOVES PARKAS SUTS LOCKS SOCKS VESTS PANTS BOOTS BBS HATS SMS & MUCH MORE and we ean everythng BLOOMFJCLOHLL8: 2540WO00WARDatSqu3relaVeRD BRMNGHAM: 101 TOWNSENOcornerof P.erce ¾ MT.CLEMENS: 1 216SGRATlOTV? ler>orthof 16M.e UVONA/REDFORD: TELEGRAPHattheJeffnesFwy EABTDTROT: KELYRD between8&9m'e ANNARBOR: 3336 vva$htenawwesofu S23..'.' FLNT: 4261 MlLLERRD acrossfrogertesee VaeyMa ALPNE VALLEY: SKAREA M-59Mlfnrd U0ARLOAF: SK AREA near traverse Cty FARMN0TONHLL8: RCHAROLAKERD at l2m,le.b83-8b8b VSA MASTER /CARD DNERS AM EXPRESS OPEN EVENNGS TL 9p.. CHRSTMAS EVE 'Tl 4p.. SUN 2-S ttfrta* H1M l

14 / \ 6BQ.,R,W,Q) O&E Monday, Deceber John and Hazel Lptak Bfctrskey-Henrch Phllps-Chaput The chapel of St. Paul Monastery was the settng for the weddng of Mchelle Ann Chaput and Jaes R. Phllps. The Rev. Francs Cusack offcated. Parents of the couple are Paul Chaput and Madelne Erdan, both of Sault Ste. Mare, Ontaro, and Sa and Rosale Phllps of Wndsor Street, Garden Cty. The brde wore a gown of vory lace over satn wth chapel tran and long ftted sleeves. A atchng lace hat, desgned and ade by the brdegroo's other, held her tulle vel. Her flowers were vory and burgundy slk roses wth auve-toned baby's breath. Paulne Bruzas was atron of honor for her sster and the brdesads were Wllow Chaput, Jance Phllps, Roberta Olar, Jode Sheedy, Anta Woodruff and Larre Chsol. They wore auve Qana dresses tred n vory antque lace and carred azaleas and lles n vory and auve tones. Neal O'Bren was best an. The ushers were Jon Phllps, Peter Chaput, Mke Sullvan, Ben Woodruff, Charle Chsol and Bll Cossey. Poppe Rosette Phllps was flower grl and Mtchell Carter was rng bearer. Lptaks njark 50 years wed John and Hazel Lptak of Lvona recently celebrated 50 years of arred fe at a party n Topnka's Country House wth frends and relatves. The couple has lved n Lvona for 40 years. Lptak retred n 1968 fro Autootve Pattern Co. of Detrot. The Lptaks have two sons, Donald Lptak of Lvona and Fred Lptak of Southf eld. They also have sx grandchldren and three great-grandchldren. Karen Mare Henrch, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Donald Henrch of Nov and assstant superntendent of Lvona's departent of parks and recreaton, becae the brde of Ralph Albert Burskey n a cereony n Holy Faly Catholc Church of Nov. The brdegroo s the son of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Francs Burskey of Detrot. The Rev. Kevn O'Bren offcated. The brde wore a whte gown wth tran and carred roses and carnatons n whte and dusty rose. Her attendants' dresses were dusty rose. The brdegroo and the en n the weddng party wore grey tuxedos. Nancy Ann Probyn was ad of honor for her sster, fjd two other ssters, Mary Lou McAlpne and Jule Henrch, were brdesads. Jennfere Ann Burskey was flower grl. The brdegroo was asssted by hs brothers, Russell Joseph Burskey as best an and Rchard S. Burskey and Rodger J. Burskey as ushers. Matthew John Burskey was rng-bearer. After a recepton n the Mohaghan Knghts of Colubus Hall, the couple flew to Florda and then vsted New England and Nagara Falls. They are akng ther hoe n Lvona. The recepton for 300 guests was held n Fandango Hall n Taylor. The couple had a Calforna honeyoon and wll lve at Tepe, Arz. The brde attended college n Sault Ste. Mare, Ont., and has been eployed as a bookkeeper. The brdegroo attended Detrot College of Busness and Eastern Mchgan Unversty. He s a food dstrbutor. Chorale to sng on UM-D capus Far Lane Chorale wll sng n concertsamnoon Tuesday at Far Lane Conference^Center, the forer hoe of Henry Ford located on the capus of the Unversty of Mchgan at Dearborn. Vocalsts are Dense Love, Mary Rufno, Sue ngersoll, Carl Msak, John Fashon Ktchens Wood. Forca, Furnture Steel ON OSPLAY: Sub-Zero, Jenn-AJr. Therador, Coran. Let St. Charles Ktchens desgn your new hoe or update your present resdence. WE ARE CUSTOM 8UU0ERS: Our personnel, desgn Staff end St Charles Carpenters are all very qualfed. The njmdual attenton gven guarantees beautful results. Coe n and see our new dsplay and receve a FREE St Charles desgn catalog WOODWARD (1 Woe* south ol Square Lake Rd.) BLOOMFELD HLLS Stewart and Joe Nowask. Panst Curts Posunak wll perfor works by Bach and Adas and then lead the audence n Chrstas carols. Cost of the luncheon and concert s $6.50 per person. To ake a reservaton, call the center at HOME ACCENT SALE NOW N PROGRESS SAVE UP TO 33% A Beautful Store wth Beautful Furnture Aerca '$ ost dstngushed tradtonal furnture Colonal fyou&e Mddlebelt /?$/. (South of Eght Mle). -Ltvortla * Open Mon.. "Thurs. & FrL 'Tl 9 P.M., Snce 1937» V Dell-Balbaugh Paul A. and rene Dell of Glenore Street, Redford, announce the approachng arrage of ther daughter to'mchael Patrck Balbaugh, son of George and Sally Balbaugh of Unon Lake. The brde-elect s a 1980 graduate of Redford Unon Hgh School and eployed by Presbyteran Vllage as a nurse's ade. Her fance graduated fro Walled Lake Central Hgh School n 1979 and s a coputer prograer. They wll be arred early n January n Our Lady of Loretto Catholc Church, Redford. clubs n acton RENASSANCE CVTAN Lovers of frut cakes wll be able to purchased the ths year fro ebers of the Renassance Cvtan club. Claron frutcakes wll be sold for $2.50 a pound or $7 for three pounds, and proceeds wll go to county projects and the 1983 Wayne County Specal Olypcs. For free delvery, call Bob Walters, , or Dane Bernck, The club eets the second and fourth Tuesday, of each onth n Harrow's restaurant, Beech Daly and Plyouth, Redford. FOLKDANCE CLUB Folk dance sessons fro 8-11:45 p.. are held each Frday fro Septeber through June by the Detrot Folkdance Club, whch eets at Brooksde School, Cranbrook nsttute, 380 Lone Pne, Bloofeld Hlls. The leader s Ben Chang, who teaches several folk dances followed by request dancng. The last Frday n the onth s party 6bfcruer *xttntrx classfed ads _ $ BMX EXERCSERS 10 SPEEDS FRANCHSE DEALER FOR SCHWNN AND KHS CHERRY HLL BCYCLE CO FORD Dearborn Heghts W. Seven Mle Llovnl« W.-~~ -..'T'-T-.K-rj.V Kubcz-Hardng Snkoff-Hartan Baron-Green Edund and Marsha Kubc2 of Dearborn Heghts annunce the engageent of ther daughter Susan to Ronald Hardng of Redford, son of Rose Hardng of Bellalre and the late Ted Hardng. The brde-elect s wth the Dearborn Heghts Polce Departent ard her fance s a sergeant wth the Redford Townshp Polce Departent. They wll arry n Septeber n St. Valentne Catholc Church, Redford. nght fro 8 p.. untl dnght. Begnners are welcoe. Partners are not necessary. Adsson s $2.50, except for party nght when t s $3. Throughout the year, the club sponsors several folk dance workshops, and two weekend folk dance caps wth noted folk dance experts. For ore detals, call the club at BEREAVED PARENTS The next eetng of Bereaved Parents wll take place at 8 p.. today at Newan Honse at Schoolcraft College, Haggerty, Lvona. For ore nforaton contact Glora Collns at PENDULUM SNGLES A New Year's Eve party s scheduled by the Ford Pendulu Sngles Club fro 9 p.. to 3 a.. at Twn Towers at Southfeld and Hubbard n Dearborn. Tckets, purchased n advance are $20, at the door $25. For ore detals call the club at WN CHRSTMAS CASH! Enter by akng a depost at any Mchgan Natonal Bank WEST METRO BRANCH FASTELLER through Deceber ^^K Me Equal Opportunty Lender Mr. and Mrs. Gerald W. Snkoff of Osus Street, Lvona, announce he engageent of ther daughter Debra Jean to Herbert Joel Hartan of Jupter, Fla., son of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Hartan of Pal Beach Gardens, Fla. The brde-elect s a 1974 graduate of Stevenson Hgh School and also graduated fro Schoolcraft College school of nursng. She s eployed by Redford Medcal Center. Her fance graduated fro Pal Beach County College and s eployed by Prudental -Bache Securtes n West Pal Beach. They wll exchange vows Aprl 10 n Teple srael, West Bloofeld. t's 50 years for Ajlounys A celebraton on Dec. 18 at Topnka's. Country House wll honor Farah and Njeh Ajlouny, resdents of Lvona for 22 years, on the occason of ther 50th weddng annversary. They were arred n 1932 n Raallab, Palestne. Ther chldren are Fred, Mary and Hala Ajlouny of Lvona and Jeanette Kazaleh of Farngton. They have nne grandchldren. earthsde Mchgan s Largest Elhan Alen Deafer LVONA -SOUTHFELD' UTCA Lvona ddlebelt n. of 5 le Southfeld 12 te at greenfteld Utca van dyke n. of 22 le open on. thurs & fn ll 9 lues. *ed. sal lt 5 30 open sun 12 5 Meber FDC Equal Opportunty Eployer START OUT THE NEW YEAR VTAL OPTONS EXERCSE NC CLASSES AVALABLE STATE WDE REGSTER BY PHONE DETROJT AND EAST AREA Corporate Offce NORTHERN SUBURBS NORTHEAST SUBURBS DOWNRVER SUBURBS SAGNAW-BAY CTY AREA WEST/NORTHWESTERN SUBURBS NORTHERN MCHGAN PERMS...-:. >:;.;-V Mr. and Mrs. Thoas s^aron of Auburndale Street, Lvona, announce the engageent of*ther daughter Elane Ann to Jaes Mchael Green of Wxo, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Green of Brghton. The brde-elected graduated n 1976 fro Ladywood Hgh School and earned a degree n nursng fro Oakland Unversty n She wll coplete a aster's degree n county health nursng fro the Unversty of Mchgan n Her fance graduated n 1976 fro Detrot Catholc Center and n 1979 fro Mchgan'State Unversty. He s eployed as arketng drector n the frozen foods dvson of Awrey Bakeres, nc. They plan an Aug. 20 weddng n St. Mary of Redford Catholc Church. Farah and Nzeh Ajlouny. Specal Zotoa Foa Per* Gentle P«rtuaton Foa Per Reg $50 NOW ^ 1 1 ^ ^ HARSETS V TNTS copel. «15«wHhMt* PRECSON HARCUTS V Senor Ctzens Sets Mon., Tues. *6*» ^nn's c ryar c Z?es Rayburn - Lvona (5 Ml* & MKdWfcod V M. uourv coer fro 7.1t) Ooen Every Evenng Sat. &-S boff On ALL Drycleanng 3 locaton to aarve you Coolldoe t9mll«,0«k ;, OAE ' Beech at 9 Ml*. 8oulhfleld \\Jl (Luj W. 10 Mtel Orchard Lake, Farlnglon 1 ^<x^^<>-<>^^: Coupon Must Be Presented Wth Order 1*1-83 USED AUTO SHOW CARPET WNTER REMNANT SALE to* 6 COME N. NOW FOR BEST SELECTON! SO USED AUTO SHOW CARPET DONALD E. McNABB CO W. 8 Mle fld. (W. of Lahser) Hours: Mon.-Thurs..9-5, Frl. 0-9, Sat. 9-1 *4» < ll J

15 Wth lots of love, sharng Monday, Deceber 20, 1982 O&E (W,0)9B y>- Faly wth 14 chldren gears up for holdays 3 By Artone Funk* staff wrter When you're the parents of 14 chldren, Chrstas preparaton eans lots of hoeade ornaents and gfts. Alan and Judy Prnce of Canton have two bologcal chldren and 12 adopted ones eght grls and sx boys rangng n age fro three to 17. The adoptons, whch have occurred over the past eght years, have brought new opportuntes for love and sharng. The faly blends chldren fro the Unted States, Canada and Vetna. Last February, the faly sze took a bg jup when the Prnces adopted fve brothers and ssters fro South Carolna. What's the secret? How do they anage? "We have changed our lfestyle drastcally fro when we started adoptng," sad Alan Prnce, 37, postal worker at the Plyouth post offce branch. "We knew certan sacrfces would have to be ade." THE FAMLY receves subsdes to assst n the care of several chldren who have physcal and ental parents. Otherwse, the Prnces anage by cuttng corners. Clothes are shared by the chldren. Food s purchased n large quanttes fro thrft stores and a food co-op. Most vegetables and fruts are hoe-canned. Mrs. Prnce, 34, sews a lot of clothng and toys ncludng a large por b ton of Chrstas gfts. t's a "lttle hard" to ake gfts for so any chl- 3 dren, adts Judy Prnce. But she enjoys akng hoeade ornaents and stuffed anals for the kds. }jk "You learn to do thngs n a dfferent - way," she sad. " ake toys and clothp ng. Bakng s a bg thng around here. $ lke to ake gfts of baked goods and M jelles." ] One year, Mrs. Prnce ade cloth jxtote bags for the chldren to carry ther books and toys n. She has sewn all knds of stuffed teddy bears and dolls. Rght now, she's busy akng eloth-?covered hangers flled wth fragrant, dred spces. %A Gfts don't always turn out as ex- %'pected. One scalculaton resulted n ll'a huge doll whch copletely dwarfed! 'ts owner. P CHRSTMAS EVE s the faly's bg, tradtonal dnner. On Chrstas Day, Judy Prnce wll spread a buffet yof cold cuts, and the chldren wll play * gaes. "t's a totally faly-orented day," she sad. The Prnces began expandng ther faly through adopton about eght n J. '4 % f-- > >"' v ' v :.:::- ^-:- : :v ' >. ES { \A-: : ><{. >>-» ;- 'v V.V A\-,-. &'* :: $!? W* ; > x x ',\f->f- wg* %>-,,>_ V". «. *.<«. '* < -:$.> \ ^ - o 0 S. SrSSCTSSf 'We have changed our lfestyle drastcally fro when we started adoptng. We knew certan sacrfces would have to be ade.' Alan Prnce years ago. The frst addtons were a grl and a boy who cae to the Unted States n an arlft at the end of the Vetna War. Both had suffered parents as a result of polo. As the faly contnued to grow, the four-bedroo hoe on Carrage Hlls was revaped. The garage becae a faly roo, and a dorer wth bedroos was added. The foral dnng roo and lvng roo also becae bedroos. "We have operated on 4he opnon there s roo for one ore," Alan Prnce sad.,r We know when a partcular kd wll ft nto the faly. t's hard to say how any we wll end up wth." DESPTE THE cotent, the Prnces aren't western Wayne County's verson of the sugary TV show, "The Waltons." The chldren belong to scoutng groups, play football and partcpate n actvtes at Geneva Unted Presbyteran Church, Mrs. Prnce sad. Faly pets nclude a cat, a dog and a gerbl. On a recent vst to the faly hoe, the chldren were well-annered, playng quetly and watchng televson. There have been heartaches along the way. Several of the chldren receve pro^ fessonal help for eotonal scars fro past experences, Mrs. Prnce sad. One son ded n a house fre three years ago at the'age of sx. Soe of the Prnce chldren have physcal and ental parents. The youngest a grl, 3, s blnd and has severe ental and physcal handcaps resultng fro chld abuse at the age of three onths, Mrs. Prnce sad. The Prnces' oldest son, 17, has been away fro hoe ore than a year because he receves therapy for eotonal probles rooted n hs past. But he s cong hoe ths week, reports Mrs. Prnce.. "Most of (the chldren) have been n «t least fve, foster hoes." she sad. "That's "soethng they, have to deal wth akng attachents, and havng those attachents broken apart.". The chldren bolster the bonds of > <' >:>'.-'<: :-¾ :'..-:'' -- : ^ '"''' >v :-.».v: >--^.. : ;::.-. w:-:. :' >/. : '.. : : s-:-:-<- %,. :<. * : Wv- <o''.<< v _>.-.-..* s ".- -.' >.V.-. **.','Z-^^f-^f -V*<V. A-.'.N -..- % < - < ,' - -* % >% A >» < >.- x x y_ : * * :> ;.&fy > <- ' "» - - * ' :.. " * ^»"-:->'.' ^ - - ^ «>. : - '. '. +.' *. w»>.: «. < > >. «:-y-?>.\ CRAG QAFFlELO/slaff photographer Bakng Chrstas cookes n the Prnce faly s a ajor undertakng. Supervsng her chldren (rght, rear) s other Judy Prnce. love and affecton, Mrs. Prnce sad. They look out for each other. But the Prnces realze that soe of ther chldren ay never be able to fully return the affecton. "We bond through the kds," Mrs. Prnce sad. "They have pared off wth one or two, then have gotten closer to all. There are enough (chldren) that gve hugs and ksses." ALAN AND JUDY Prnce have becoe advocates for would-be adoptve parents and for handcapped persons. Through an organzaton called Adng n the Adopton of Specal Kds (AASK), they serve as a network for parents who want nforaton about adoptng chldren wth specal needs. Each sprng, the organzaton has an adopton party, brngng together prospectve parents and chldren who are watng for adopton. The Prnces can be reached by callng ,\^:<! "We realze ths s soethng that has been a gradual thng for us t sn't soethng soeone can relate to edately," Alan Prnce sad. "We enjoy talkng about our kds," hs wfe sad."eacb one has a specal spark. We enjoy talkng about handcapped people and ther needs." 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16 108(1,R.W.G) OtE Monday, Deceber 20, 1982 Teen outpatents treated Just FUR fun NOT TO WORRY, MADAME THS YG4J?' HE'S (se-r/ng YOU SOMETHNG FROM OTTRCH PURS' S^lZ for alcohol, drug abuse WAYS " : "1 started takng drugs because the older kds looked up to took the. found t was an escape." "All the jocks drank, so drank too." "Sokng pot ade e feel carefree and not -look-at y faults." "When thnk of takng drugs now, J thnk about when alost QUd on quaaludes." The words are those.of teen-agers takng part n a new adolescent outpatent plot progra. t's for the treatent of alcohols and checal dependency at Henry Ford Hosptal's Maplegrove Center n West Bloofeld. "What's dfferent about ths progra s that t exsts at all," sad Maplegrove adolescent outpatent therapst Jance Cotter-Leacock. "Even long-ter resdental facltes for teenagers are few n the southeast Mchgan area copared to the ncreasng nuber of teens who need treatent. So far as know ths progra s a pacesetter for outpatent treatent." THE PROGRAM begns wth assessent of the teen. Durng the next four weeks, teens and parents attend educatonal sessons together. n the sx onths whch follow, the progra provdes ndvdual therapy for the teen, sessons wth both teen and parents, and group psychotherapy for the teens. " lke cong for ths," sad one teen-ager n the progra. "t helps e to talk to the other people n y group and to hear ther experences and how they feel." Parent nvolveent s peratve, accordng to Cotter-Leacock. Her experence n the feld has ncluded the assstant drectorshp of Dawn Fars, a long-ter resdental treatent center for teens wth drug and alcohol abuse probles. Snce the Maplegrove progra began ore than sx onths ago, parent partcpaton has been alost 100 percent. The adolescent outpatent progra s offered by Henry Ford Hosptal only at Maplegrove. Henry Ford Hosptal s a non-proft health care syste, where outpatent treatent for alcohol and checal dependency s approved by Blue Cross-Blue Sheld as well as by any other nsurance sources. THE TYPCAL teen n the Maplegrove progra s referred by parents, who often have notced sgns of checal abuse for a year. Soe of the sgns: declnng grades n school, truancy, wthdrawal fro frends and faly, takng up wth a new set of frends, ood-swngs, rrtablty and drowsness. More recently, the parents ay have found the teen drunk, or dscovered arjuana, alcohol or plls n bs or her bedroo. And soetes trouble wth the law occurs perhps wth a breakng and enterng or drunk drvng charge. TEENS WHO coe fro hoes n whch parents have a hstory of checal dependency are a partcularly hgh rsk to becoe checally-dependent theselves, Cotter-Leacock reports. Outpatent treatent doesn't ft the needs of all checally-dependent teens, she explaned. Soe need a ore protected envronent such as a resdental treatent progra offers. HOHOH SALE! Select fro STENWAV, SOHMER KAWA.KRAKATJER, EVERETT & ' CONN PANOS PANOS NE «Err REG $ 1988 Used Grand Panos over 30 to choose fro H^SK?" ORGANS AND KAWA ORGANS - NEW KAWA ORGAN W/EASY PLAY <h REG ) Fro $ 1495 USED ORGANS FROM... s 285 lrto< M p»ctgr*<f, FNANCNG AVALABLE LAYAWAY FREE DELVERY HAMMELL MUSC, NC MDDLEBELT. LVONA 427*0040 'Your Faly Musc Center Snce 1948" For ajor bladder control probles fepend E«(n» At»ort>< ^ - Now Avalable At: ~~ ~ DON'T FORGET THE PHYSCALLY HANDCAPPED AT QHRSTMAS We have any unusual tes and suggestons to offer. 10% DSCOUNT WTH TH8 AD. E.H. Rowley CO. NCORPORATED S* 317 East 4th Street Royal Oak» Woodward Detrot « Attends Dsposable Brefs Undergarent Protecton for coplete bladder and bowel vodng AARON HEALTH NC. RETAL OVSON OF WAYNE SURGCAL SUPPLY CO., NC. HOME HEALTH CARE, SUPPLES & EQUPMENT Plyouth Road Lvona (313) R-19 for 1000 sq. ft. Open Celng f^\ $300 ^ 2 ^ Claw 1 ^ Blown CeHuloM NSULATON SALE Copare our prces, qualty, and guarantee. Fberglass at coparable savngs UC^SED/FREE ESTMATES Utlty partcpant NORWEST NSULATON CO GLENDALE, REDFORO Free Towng When vou Pre-Pan your funeral wth WLL Funeral Hoes 1. Your funerjl n gu»/»r\ **d ( <xj</» prkev y y at protected *g»ntl nflaton. 1 YCH/ guard gjtnst overtp*f>dnfc You specfy :h«knd of funerl servce»nd co you wsh TRANSMSSON ra T Relable Servce Snce 1957 M J TUNE-UP w TRANSMSSON REBULDERS NC. SPECAL ^ S5.95 Coplete Drvel'ne Analyss 35 PONT CHECK WRTTEN TEMZED LST PROVDED WTH DAGNOSS CONSULTATON LVONA TRANSMSSON W. 5 Mle T.R.. Trans- MSSON SERVCE N. of 15 Mle, corner of Pontac Tral and Haggertyl V. J WM Naton- j Wde Warranty FARMNGTON TRANSMSSON Grand Rver NORTHVLLE TRANSMSSON j 5 Mle at Northvllle Road Plyouth M VC TANNY HOLDAY SPECAL w FNAL 3 DAYS! 50% OFF MONTHLY Last chance! Just three days left to jon Vc Tanny and get 50% off onthly dues! t's a great way to enjoy all the fabulous Vc Tanny facltes and save! Enjoy our ndoor pool, aerobc dance, progressve resstance exercse equpent, joggng track, racquetbal courts and ore! Celebrate the season wth 50% off onthly dues now at Vc Tanny!,. Offer expres Dec. 22

17 Payne falls to Thopson n aateur ttle bout Bf Brad Eons staff wrter The dsappontent was wrtted all over Crag Payne's face as the decson was rendered. The Lvona boxer found t hard to take. Baltore's Warren Thopson won a 3-2 three-round decson on the judges' scorecard to wn the super-heavyweght ttle at the U.S. Aateur Boxng Chaponshp Frday nght at Market Square Arena n ndanapols. A crowd of 4,000 loudly dsapproved of the verdct n a fght where no stunnng blows were landed. Thopson, who declsoned the Lvona fghter last March n a Natonal Golden Gloves fnal, pressed the judges by scorng ponts wth left jabs. Payne began to attack ore n the second round as Thopson went on the defensve. N THE THRD round, Payne backed bs foe nto the corner several tes but was unable to land the bg blow. Payne's coach, Paul Soucy, sad the Lvonan ay have been affected by a sore rght hand njured last onth n an nternatonal bout aganst a Cuban boxer. "He's done so uch fghtng, he needs a rest." sad Soucy. "t looks lke now we have to take a rest so he can heal hs hand. "' not worred about anythng untl hs hand s better, even f t eans sx onths.* The 26-year-old Thopson talked odestly about the vctory: "He (Payne) s a strong fghter and he gave e soe probles. felt won the frst two rounds, but he ght have taken the thrd. " FELT could wn on y boxng sklls and feel that's what decded the atch. pcked off a lot of hs punches. He brought the fght to e n the thrd round lke thought he would. Just tred to block and counter." Soucy was ffed by one of the fve judges' scorecards. "One judge ddn't gve us a round,* he sad. "That's really unbelevable:* Payne reached the" fnal by scorng a 5-0 decson Thursday over Al Evans. t was Payne's thrd straght wn over the Chcago natve. Rcky Woraack, forerly of 4he Lvona Boxng Club, won the heavyweght ttle wth a 5-0 decson aganst Rchard Johnson of Garland, Texas, n a lackluster bout. Woack, a natve of Ann Arbor, s now beng handled by the Kronk Gy. Eanuel Steward and Farrs Purfy we're n hs corner for the chaponshp bout. Anotfter Detrot fnalst was 18-yearold Frank Tate, of Kronk. He lost to Denns Mlton of the Bronx, N*Y., n the 156-pound dvson by a 4-1 decson. tje ( bseruer sports Brad Eons, C.J. Rsak edtors Monday, Deceber 20, 1982 O&E (L.R,W,G)1C Bruse Brothers bob Harrson By Brad Eon* staff wrter Lvona Bentley unleashed ts own verson of the "Bruse Brothers" attack wth a Western Lakes basketball wn Thursday over vstng Farngton Harrson. The loss ended a two-gae losng streak for Bentley, whch wll go nto the new year wth a 2-2 record, Harrson, although wnless n four gaes, played courageously. The Hawks sply could not contan Bentley's strong nsde gae. Center Phl Graczyk, a 6-foot-8 junor, dd the ost daage, scorng 16 ponts, grabbng 15 rebounds and blockng sx shots. Marv Rons, alstf a junor at 6-5, added 14 ponts and 10 rebounds. "We fnally played soe offense," sad Bentley coach J Koula. "We're playng four junors, and t wll take te. Tonght we were ore patent." The two teas traded baskets n the frst quarter, fnshng n a te. n the second quarter, Graczyk scored three straght baskets n the fnal two nues to gve the Bulldogs a nne-pont lead. BUT HARRSON bounced back n the thrd quarter. The Hawks, who used a full-court press uch of the frst half, began to cause turnovers and eventually took the lead wth 1:01 left n the thrd perod on Wes Jones' corner "basket. n tqe fnal quarter, Rons and Graczyk began-4o assert theselves nsde agan, _ n(pth*_hawks could not overcoe :ther strength. *=* ^7 Overte thrllers basketball Graczyk's basket wth 2:27 gave the Bulldogs a seven-pont cushon. Bentley then ran out the clock to gan ts frst league wn. "t was an proveent for us," sad Harrson coach Mke Teachan. "We ddn't know how to wn the gae. "We ssed layups and free throws when we needed t. But we only ade four turnovers n the entre second half, and that's a bg thng for us" Jones fnshed wth 20 ponts. Doug Pachan added eght. Teachan was also encouraged wth the play of guard Bran Hckey, who dshed out 10 asssts. HARRSON ay have lost the gae at the free throw lne, convertng just eght of 21 shots. Bentley, eanwhle, ade 23 of 32. " Just want to keep sayng we'u prove," sad Koula. "t wll taken te. We've changed our Offensve,style. We have people who can shoot fro.the pereter." Two of Koula's better outsde threats are Junors. Guard John Whte and 6-5 forward J Thorderson added 10 and eght ponts, respectvely. John Turner scored nne. On Tuesday, Walled Lake Central held the Bulldogs to four ponts n the second quarter and went on to wn, Dean Tepstra scored 18 for the wnners. Graczyk scored 14 for Bentley. 5^, 8lLL8RESLER/8taff photographer Takng a over the outstretched ars of Harrson's Mke Mac- Donald s a deterned Phl Graczyk, whose 16 ponts helped lead Bentley to the wn. Churchll, Thurston avod defeat By John faby staff wrter, A Western Lakes Actvtes Assocaton basketball gae ths year s not the place to be for the fragle-hearted. John Merner converted an nbounds pass fro teaate Steve O'Hara wth 22 seconds left n overte to lft Lvona Churchll to a cllffhanger vctory over Walled Lake Central n a WLAA gae Frday nght. Central had controlled the gae, 35-24, through three quarters of play. But CfurchlC wth the defensve pressure of Pat Gysel, Rob Faust and Steve O'Hara cong off the bench, outscored Hot-and-cold By Paul Kng specal wrter t was a Jekyll and Hyde week of hockey for Lvona Bentley. The Bulldogs pulled a bg surprse Wednesday at Edgar Arena by beatng No.-2-ranked and last year's state Class A chapon Trenton, 2-1. On Thursday, however, unheralded Southfeld downed Bentley for the second straght te ths year, 6-5, at Beechwood Arena. ' The week had Bentley coach Gord Anderson shakng hs head. Paul Maderoslan scored n draatc fashon wth 20 seconds left n the thrd perod to gfe Bentley the wn over Trenton. The short-handed goal drew asssts fro Dave Moore and Ken Schdt. All the scorng n the gae occurred n the fnal perod. Don Dabachand scored a power-play goal for Trenton at 11:53 after Mark Hennessy's goal three nutes earler had gven Bentley a 1-0 advantage. Hennessy's shot trckled through the pads of Trenton goale Pete Terney. Dave Lent* and Maderoslan asssted on the play. the Vkngs 13-2 n the fourth quarter to force t nto overte. Merner ht for seven of those 13 ponts, ncludng f vefor-sx,at the free throw lne n the fourth quarter;" He fnshed wth" a gae-hgh 17 ponts. Central had golden opportuntes to put the gae away n the fnal eght nutes, but ssed the fronf end of fve one-and-one free throw 1 Churchll converted a four-pont play n overte. T Luch scored and was fouled. He ssed the ensung free throw, but t was tapped n by O'Hara. Central scored the next fve ponts to take the!ead, 42-41, before Merner's fnal bucket clnched the wn. hockey Bentley goale Dave Benson was brllant n the nets, stoppng 24 shots. BUT SOUTHFELD runed Bentley's week as Karl Madck scored twce n a penalty-flled gae. Twenty-three penaltes were called n the Suburban Prep League gae. Benson sat out 10 nutes of the second perod after drawng a sconduct, and the underdog Blue Jays responded by scorng three goals on backup Scot Clancy. Hennessy also was tossed wth a gae-sconduct. Madlck's second goal at 7:02 of the fnal perod ced the gae for Southfeld. John LaDuke.scored twce n defeat, torn Anderson, Moore and Lentz rounded out the Bentley scorng. Anderson also had two asssts. The loss drops Bentley to 2-3 n league play and 4-5 overall. Southfeld.. Luch added 12 ponts for Churchll (4-1). To Menard had 11 ponts for Central (3-2); teaate Scott Norrs added 10 ponts eght n the frst half. REDFORD THURSTON 70 LVONA FRANKLN 66 (OT) Thurston senor forward George Sbel ht fve of hs tea's ten overte ponts for the WLAA wn. Frankln sent t nto overte as Mke Wrublewsk, wth 16 ponts on the nght, tpped n teaate Bob Stebblns' shot wth two seconds left n regulaton. Thurston clutched to a fourpont lead wth under two nutes left n regulaton, but ssed two consecutve free throw tres to gve Frankln a coeback chance. Sbel led Thurston (4-1) wth 18 ponts, whle teaate Steve Sth ht for 17. Frankln's Mke Johnson led all scorers wth 23 ponts. Stebbns chpped n wth 20 ponts, whle Raff Kostegan and Dan Starnsky each had 12 ponts. "Thurston's got a heckuva tea," rearked Redford Coach Gary Fralck. "t was one of those gaes you hate to lose and love to wn.* Frankln dropped to 1-4 overall, 0-2 n the conference. Bentley cers splt whch dd not wn a gae last season, s 3-3 n,the league and 3-5 overall. LVONA CHURCHLL 6 FLNT KEARSLEY 4 f The Chargers ade t two straght Wednesday at Edgar behnd John Jardne's two goals. -. Churchll s now 2-5 overall. The Hornets, ebers of the Bg Nne League, fell to Other Churchll goal-scorers were Paul Blanchard, Derek Clever, Crag Hanson and John Bartle. Hanson's goal cae whe.n the Chargers were shorthanded. Mke Gross talled two of Kearley's three frst-perod goals. Keth Walk, who cae on for startng goale Terry Lancaster, was sharp n the nets. He stopped 13-of 14 shots. FRASER 7 CATHOLC CENTRAL 2 Fraser broke open a close battle wth three goals n the second perod and three ore n the thrd to hand Detrot Catholc Central ts frst setback of the season Thursday at Fraser Hockeyland. <t Fraser, unbeaten n fve contests ths season, took the early lead but"cc's Dave Morse ted t on a power play dway through the frst perod. Fraser took control wth three goals, n a fve-nute span of the thrd perod. The Sharocks' only other score was talled by J Peterson wth 4:27 of the fnal perod expred. Mke Tegler notched a hat trck for Fraser, and teaate Don Gerkey added a par of goals and an assst. The loss dropped CC to 4-1 on the season. STEVENSON 12 LAKELAND 3 Wnless Mlford Lakeland was no atch for Lvona Stevenson Frday, as Dave Cox and Erk Stro eached notched hat trcks at Edde Edgar Arena. The Spartans, now 7-2 for the season, had a 2-0 lead after one perod. Lakeland battled back to take a 3-2 lead n the second perod before Stevenson caught fre, scorng the next 10 goals. Please turn to Page 2 Spartans conquer Trojans bedevled; Hot-shooter Doug Angel scored lke the devl n host Dearborn's vctory Frday nght over Lvona Clarencevlle. The Poneers juped out to a 20-9 frst quarter lead before Clarencevlle closed t to at the half. Angel ht on ll-of-12 shots fro the feld n the frst half. T Spencer and Larry Wegand scored 20 and 14 ponts respectvely for Clarencevlle. The teas were evenly atched n the second half, but Trojan Coach Paul Clough sad Dearborn's overall board strength and hs tea's lack of scorng dversty spelled the dfference. "We stll have the sae probles. We only have two scorers. Dearborn went nto a zone defense and keyed on our two shooters," Clough sad. STEVENSON 68 NORTHVLLE 48 The Spartans (3-0) reaned undefeated wth a hghly geared offense and a sluggsh defense n a Western Lakes Actvtes Assocaton gae Thursday nght. Stevenson dd the greatest daage early as t ran off to an frstquarter advantage and a'35-18 hal/te ^lead. By gae's end, fve Spartans were n double fgures, led by Bob Palsano's 17 ponts. Steve Schrader led Northvlle wth 16 ponts. Stevenson wll resue play Jan. 4 aganst Frankln. z o a. o "COUPON! SPRNGER ARCHERY Everythng For The Archery Enthusast CATHOLC CENTRAL 51 WLLOW RUN 44 Catholc Central, led by Mke Maleske's 20 ponts and 10 rebounds, overcae a three-pont defct after three quarters to take a non-conference vctory Frday nght over Wllow Run (2-2). The Sharocks (4-0) held a halfte lead, but faltered wth bad shootng n the second half before a fnal 13-3 fourth-quarter spurt won the gae. John Mclntyre added 14 ponts for CC; Andre Bond led Wllow Run wth 21 ponts. NORTH FARMNGTON 74 REDFORD UNON 35 Wnless Redford Unon was no atch tor North Farngton as the.raders coasted to a Northwest Suburban League vctory. The Raders held 16-6 after one perod and swept to a halfte advantage. f Rchard Wllas led the Panthers (0-5) wth 16 ponts. Ray Boyle bad 13 for North Farngton. 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18 ^a^ V M 2C{L,R,W.G) O&E Monday. Deceber 20, 1982 College leers brace for nvte the week ahead Four local products, two each fro Redford and Lvona, wll copete n the 18th Annual Great Lakes nvtatonal college hockey tournaent Dec at Detrot's Joe Lous Arena. The Redford natves, both Thurston Hgh School graduates, are Mchgan State Unversty defensean Jeff Esley and Mchgan Tech rght wnger Steve Murphy. Lvona's contngent at the tourney conssts of Unversty of Mchgan rght wnger and Catholc Central graduate Paul Kobylarz, along wth MSU forward and Churchll alunus' Todd Gardner. Esley s one of the reasons the Spartan defense has allowed the lowest goal total n the Central Collegate Hockey ALBON SWM HELPER Jon Edwards, an All Area perforer last year at Redford Thurston s one of nne freshan expected to contrbute to the Albon College sw tea. He wll sw the backstroke and butterfly for the Brtons, hopng to prove on a second place league fnsh of a year ago. WESTLAND SOFTBALL An open softball tournaent wll be held Jan behnd the Baley Recreaton Center n Westland. The cost s $20 per tea (sngle elnaton forat). The entry deadlne s Jan. 7. For ore nforaton, call ALL-LEAGUE CAGER Charlene Huettner of Lvona was recently naed to the All-Conference grls' basketball tea, representng Mchgan Lutheran Senary Hgh School. She was also the tea's MVP and wll contnue her basketball career next year at Schoolcraft College. " LVONA Y EVENTS Fourth and ffth grade boys can sgn up for a basketball clnc Dec at the Lvona Faly Y. The three-day event starts daly at 4:30 p.. and ends at 6 p.. The progra s n conjuncton wth the -Youth Basketball Assocaton fyba). The cost s $8 for ebers and $12 for nonebers. Soccer coaches can analyze tea perforances by usng a vdeo tape recorder Dec. 27 and 29 and Jan. 5 (evenngs),or Jan. 8-9 (day) at the Y. For ore nforaton on both progras, call the Lvona Faly Y at Assocaton ths season. Although he has been sdelned at tes wth a shoulder njury, Esley s MSU Coach Ron Mason's stronghold on defense. UVONA BUUMN6 MATERALS CO FARMNGTON ROAD LVONA PHONES HEADQUARTERS FOR BULDNG AND MODERNZATON NEEDS" DRYWALL N STOCK %" V»" %" 4x8 4x10 4x12 4x War Wshes for a Wonderful Chrstas ESLEY PLAYED for the Detrot ^Junor Red Wngs, where he also showed hs offensve capabltes by scorng 11 goab and 33 asssts n hs fnal season before enrollng at MSU. The 20-year-old junor scored a hat trck earler ths season. Esle/s teaate, Todd Gardner, also has bad shoulder probles under an aggressve-nded Spartan offense. Gardner, a senor, ade the tea two seasons ago as a walk-on after transferrng fro the Ar Force Acadey, and was reled on last year for bs penalty-kllng capabltes. Gardner earned all-area honors at Churchll n baseball and football. Murphy was the Huskes thrd-leadng scorer last season whle leadng the tea n both wnnng and power-play goals. The Junor rght wnger was the Most Valuable Player n the 1980 Junor A Tournaent and led the Great Lakes Junor League-n scorng. KOBYLARZ ENROLLED at Mchgan after leadng the Mchgan Metro Hockey League n scorng hs fnal two seasons at Detrot Catholc Central. He was nonated the CCHA Player of the Week last season as a freshan after a two-goal perforance n the x Great COLLEGE HOOPLA Two Lvonans are leadng the Wayne State Unversty woen's tea n scorng ths season. Lx O'Bren, a junor fro Ladywood, tops the Tartars n scorng (14.8 ponts per gae) and reboundng (10 ppg). K Plachta, a junor fro Bentley, s second n ponts at H.O through fve gaes. Mary Kay McNall, a freshan at Mchgan State, s currently fourth n scorng (8.6 ppg) and s the tea's leadng feld goal percentage shooter. The Lvona Frankln grad, a 6-foot-3 center, scored a season-hgh 11 ponts n a recent loss aganst Northern llnos. Krsta Pray, a 6-2 senor center fro Bentley, s the second leadng scorer (15.9 ppg) and top rebound (10.6 ppg) for the Northern Mchgan Unversty Wldcats through seven gaes. Ala College wll rely on 5-10 freshan Deoeen Clark, a Bentley grad, for added frontlne depth ths year, accordng to coach Mare Tute. TENNS CLNC Chrs Evert-Lloyd and Jack Kraer headlne a tenns workshop Feb at the Eastponte Racquet Club n East Detrot. The workshop s beng sponsored by Wlson Sportng Goods, and the Unted States Tenns Assocaton (USTA) n cooperaton wth the Mchgan Hgh School Tenns Coaches Assocaton. The clnc runs fro 9:30 a.. to 10 p.. Frday, Feb. 11. t resues at 9:30 a.. and runs untl 4:30 p.. Saturday, Feb. 12. Advance, pre-pad reservatons are $45 per person; at the door, $50; one day, $30; and at the Lloyd- Kraer sessons (6:30-10 p.. Frday), $15. Eastponte Racquet Club s located on the corner of 1-94 and Nne Mle Road n East Detrot. 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21 HP* 5Tt e (JDbseruer entertanent Monday. Deceber 20, 1982 O&E Ethel Sons edtor/ *5C t to keep 'conductor clause'n tact By Avgdor Zarop specal wrter t s agreed at ths pont n the strke by the Detrot Syphony Orchestra uscans that the "conductor clause" n the contract s the bggest stublng block. Ths clause oblgates the anagefrftnt to confne-ts search for a usc drector to a utually agreedupon lst. Ths clause was adopted 20 onths ago, n return for econoc concessons by the orchestra because of-the fnancal probles at that te. Oleg Lobanov, executve vce presdent and anagng drector of the Detrot Syphony Orchestra (DSO), spoke on ths at a press conference sayng, "We know of no other organzaton n the country whch allows ths stuaton." Lobanov also sad that such a clause would unduly te the hands of the anageent n ts search for a new drector. "Suppose that cae across an opportunty to hre one of the greatest conductors, say, Hetnk, or any nae you lke. f were to ake a proposton to h, the frst thng he ght ask e s whether have the fnal authortty to hre h. What a gong to say to h?" analyss. HE SAD, however, that anageent would always welcoe nput and suggestons fro the orchestra. "We would certanly encourage such an nput, but the fnal decson should be ours," he sad. But, he sad, the noton of the orchestra havng a say n the atter wrtten nto the contract seeed totally unacceptable and unreasonable to h. "Suppose that shortly before the usc drector's contract s up for renewal, he drlls the players and akes the sweat He wll have-to worry about hs. contract f the orchestra has anythng to say about t." Orchestra representatves say they resent an/ plcaton that they ght use the clause to select a conductor who would go easy on the. Douglas Cornelsen, clarnet, a eber of the orchestra's negotatng tea, sad, "We are voluntarly jonng the longest uneployent lne snce the Great Depresson over artstc, non-econoc ssues." Respondng to the arguent that such a clause sn't found n contracts, he sad, "The fact that a certan practce s custoary and tradtonal does not necessarly ake t rght or desrable." To the contenton that the clause was only teporary to begn wth and wasn't ncorporated nto the aster contract, Cornelson sad, "Every te n a contract s teporary untl the contract expres. We have won ths provson by akng econoc sacrfces. You don't take away soethng that has been already won." WHEN ASKED f the uscans would gve up the clause for econoc proveents, Joseph Goldan, assstant concertaster and eber of the orchestra's negotatng tea sad, "Ths clause s not for sale. Suppose bought y voln at a prce under the arket value. That does not ean that have to sell t at the sae prce, or to sell t at all, for that atter." Cornelsen and Goldan agreed that f the board could convnce the that they would take the uscans' suggestons nto consderaton and hre the ost sutable and qualfed conductor possble, then the clause wouldn't be necessary. But, they sad, the track record so far hasn't been very good. All of the conductors were unsutable, wth the excepton of Antal Dorat, and even n ths case, the board regretted havng hred h. As to why anageent would nsst on hrng nferor conductors f better ones were avalable, they sad a top-rate conductor would nsst on recordng and broadcastng contracts as well as tours. THEY AGREED all of these thngs would cost extra oney, but surveys ndcate the potental for extra oney s defntely there. They contend that anageent tends to prefer conductors who would follow orders and rot gve the any trouble. As to the actual selecton of a conductor, they stressed that a usc drector has to be ore than a good uscan. He has to be cvc nded and have the ablty to attract funds. Cornelsen sad, "You ay have soebody as cvc nded as Ghand, have all the charsatc features of J.F. Kennedy, have the fund-rasng ablty of Howard Hughes and be the ost socal person n the world. f he s not a good uscan - all these outstandng qualtes are eanngless to the DSO." Goldan and Cornelson expressed skeptcan about the uscal qualfcatons of the board ebers and ther abltes to judge conductors snce, they sad, any seldo attend the concerts. On the other hand, they sad, ost of the uscans have taken conductng clashes and any of the are extreely well qualfed to judge the ablty of a prospectve conductor. OTHER orchestra-related concerns whch they spoke about were the deoralzng effect whch the departure of Dorat and the resultng uncertan stuaton has had on the the uscans, the fact that 10 uscans have left the orchestra n that te, soe to take lesser postons wth other orchestras, and the ncreasng dffcultes n attractng qualfed uscans for vacant postons. Both anageent and the uscans have expressed wllngness to negotate on any ssue, stoppng short, however, of the crucal ssue. Sad Lobanov, "We are wllng to dscuss and negotate and consder any alternatve, leadng up to, but not ncludng the ssue of the actual appontent of a usc drector." He added, " have offered the to have ther pck of a contract of any of the ajor orchestras, and we would consder t. None of these contracts has a provson lettng the uscans choose ther own drector." He reterated hs poston that gvng nto such a deand would underne the board's oblgaton to the county. The uscan representatves sad they beleved the county and audence s better served f they know that the conductor the board selects s artstcally acceptable to the. Such a clause, they ponted out, s qute coon n Europe. what's at the oves ARPLANE THE SEQUEL (PG). A space shuttle replaces the arplane n ths sequel to 1980's ht spoof. 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X No one under 18 adtted. oac\e f s Faly Restaurant- GOOD FOOD OUR SPECALTY rs HOME STYLE COOKlNC HADDOCK FSH & CHPS DALY SPECALS BUSNESSMEN'S UJKfxFON; J Specalzng n Aercan, talan & Greek Food Coplete Carryout and Caterng Servce Avalable PLYMOUTH ROAD ' J*? LVONA» ctu. NEW YEAR'S EVE PARTY Pre Rb or Lobster Tal Dnner Chapagne at Mdnght Party Favors ENTERTANMENT BY L'USA M9* Per Couple Tckets Now on Sale S«rW*g Dww» UnM7MPUoo Ne» Y«l/- j f n NewY»a/ s Party StartsaX*00 PM Lunch 8p*cl«tt»3.«Olnn*r» Start 'S.M TOOTfB are Beer & Pzza Nltea L'U8A featurng KM KNNEY Appearng W«d. thru Sat Bob's Hdeaway 211N. Newburgh, Wettland Avalable tor prvate partes on Sundays DNNER utl! dnght DRNK untl 2rto AM & DVERSON nto the Nov Year New Year's Day Open 4 OO 9 OO PM fs ~^{ Seafood Tavern 2 Mle at Orchard nyc ft<rnf:ton Hlls P BET and "JESSES" Old Fashoned Deep Fred Fsh cfttf* Psh & Chps 3 Roll & Butter, 85 : \ Beverage Open Chrstas Eve untl 8 p.. 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(,; Daly Specals! ^ MONDAY VEAL'PARMGANA DNNER 3.50 Choce of bo* cl souo. salad or ss*, spaghett o< potato, ncludes vegetate ana bread basket BATTER DPT FSH a CHPS 3.50 Choce o' bowl ot soup, salad or sa*. ncudes btead basnet TUESDAY FRED CLAMS a CHPS 175 Choree ot bo* ot soup, salad 01 s'aw. ncludes b'ead basket LVER & ONONS 3.50 Choce ot 00*1 o! SOLO saad or slaw ncludes potato, vegetable and b'ead basket WEDNESDAY SPAGHETT 3.50 Choce ot txlw ot souo. saad o> sa* ncludes btead"basket HONEY DP'T FRED CHCKEN 8.75 CK>'ce o' bo*! ot soup sa'ad O' sav. ncludes po:ato vegetable and bread basket THURSDAY LVER a ONONS 3.50 Choce o bo* o 1 soup, saad ot $a*. ncludes potato, vegeab'e and btead bas'e 8AL8BURY STEAK DNNER 3.50 Cnotoa o* bowt o«aoup. aalad or $t*. ncfcd** potato. vtnaum and broad basket FRDAY BATTER DPT FSH & CHPS 3.50 Coce ot cup ot c'an- cho*ae'. saad ot sa, ncludes bread basket FROG LEGS DNNER 4.95 Ootc* ot cvp ot da thovwjer. safad or sftw. ncludes b'ead basket SATURDAY & SUNDAY HONEY DPT FRED CHCKEN $.76 Cvjce o' bow ot sovp. sa'ad C star., deludes potato»es«tab'e and bread basket 8AL8BURY 8TEAK DNNER 3.50 Cnoac* o* bowt ol toup. aalad o» tfr», VAjOaa potato, ngatabte auv) bread bakel 4 Locatons To Serve You PLYMOUTH & LEVAN FORD RD. - {Aeroae fro CoOaa Racqoat Ctvb) Wort-Sal T a 11 p. tun 7 a -1 p LVONA WESTLAND TOWER 14 BULDNG - SOUTHFELD (eear ol Norttnreala Kwy. a x. Hurjeon Ortva) MotvTTur* 7 a p M7a.*ptat4-4». tun a -1 p tear Fartng Quart Araajr* en Dvty MLE and MEADOWBROOK - NOV A 4 P Cantar) Uon-Y*ur» an0 tat 7 a - * p rt T a W pn) ton 7 a p

22 6C* O&E Monday, Oeceber Paul Newan plays a lawyer strugglng for personal salvaton through a court case he takes oh n "The Verdct." the oves Louse Snder External gcks ake up character of boozng lawyer A boozng, abulance-chasng lawyer (Paul Newan) gets a jucy edcal alpractce case tossed hs way by frend and exassocate (Jack Warden). The crcustances are such that the defendants the doctors and the Catholc hosptal where they practce are ready to ake a large out-of-court settleent. f the lawyer accepts, he pockets a fast and fat fee, hs workngclass clents get a tdy su, and the case s quetly closed. f he refuses the offer and goes to tral, he has the opportunty to pull hself up fro the garbage pt of hs career, expose the alpractce whch left a young woan n a peranent coa and wn a larger award for hs clent. But he also faces the strong possblty of losng. He wll be pttng hself and hs eager resources aganst the oney, prestge and power of the establshent: a church-owned hosptal, two renowned doctors on ts staff and the pronent law fr representng the. THAT'S THE CONFLCT posed n The Verdct" (R). Paul Newan s FrankTSalvn, the alcoholc lawyer who sees the alpractce case as a fnal chance for personal salvaton. Courtrooo draa s eshed wth a story of redepton and of the underdog fghtng back. "The Verdct" should be a knockout, especally snce t was drected by Sdney Luet, whose credts nclude such powerful draas as "Prnce of the Cty," "Network" and Twelve Angry Men." But The Verdct" s not a knockout. t's ore lke a splt decson. t's a good ove but not a great one. An nterestng ove but not a powerful one. t never attans the eloquence, the eotonal force or the draatc strength of whch t sees capable. The pace s slow, the edtng nondescrpt, at best, and the courtroo freworks a long te n cong. The ove runs ore than two hours, yet the scrpt s so spare that the characters are never fullyfleshedout. Ths s a ajor weakness n a ove whose thee. s redepton. (The courtroo struggle s sply the eans for achevng that redepton). Even the leadng character, Galvn, sees to be just a collecton of externar^jcks: the drops n the eyes for gettng rd of the bloodshot appearance; the belch after downng a beer wth egg n t; the rapd, shallow breathng to ndcate frght. GALVN S a departure fro the cool types and bravado types that Newan usually portrays. Galvn s weak. He's a loser, and when he tres to pull hself together, he s a frghtened an. What Newan gves us s a very sart perforance, not an nsghtful one. We never get nsde the character's psyche as we : dd, for exaple, wth Treat Wllas, who played the cop-turnednforer n Luet's "Prnce of the Cty." n supportng roles, Lndsay Grouse akes a bref and strong appearance as a nurse gvng testony; Jack Warden s down-toearth as Galvn's frend; and Jaes Mason s a superb choce as the sooth, debonar lawyer opposng Galvn. "The Verdct" s at ts best when t zeroes n on the anageent and strateges of a hgh-powered law fr. t's at ts worst n dealng wth the character of Laura, Galvn's lover. The role appears to have been added as an afterthought and that's the way Charlotte Raplng plays t. The character s so sketchy and her nvolveent so artfcal, the effort would be ore worthy of a soap opera than a scrpt by one of our ost respected playwrghts, Davd Maet. 'JUST LKE HOMEMADE" * # Merran UVONA 471*16*0 Carr&gU hot or frotn Mon.-8at 10-7 p PASTES;- 23.! TfflJ $32 50* per person Pus tax & tp WTH DNNER DANCE BAND PARTY FAVORS $10.00 Non-Rofurtdable depost pe/ reservaton. Upper Pennfnsufa Style Pastes wth that Fnnsh accent Rutabaga A Carrot n.every one! COUPON Buy three, get one Beef Pasty FREE Lt 1 per custoer OPEN BAR 8 p-2:30 a ncludes All Standard Drnks - No Cordals Served fro 8-11 ponry ENTREE foss Pr* HO of Bert net Wgnon Whcfe Sab or 680 ffts Cobo v» Sao Kb) Shflnp CHrrpaspe Btton Srrt* Frssh Uk Pan* Psrtar Read HOUM Styto frog Legs W/SSad, Soup or JulC*. Pot!0 or Vrjg.. 8rwd J Dessert SNG-A-LONG GRAND RVER 3 Bke. W. of Telegraph BTTTTng n '83 Wth Us Spend the evenng wth "HZ 'N HERZ" Seatng for our New Year's Eve Party Starts at 9 P.M. COMPLETE PACKAGE FOR NEW YEAR'S EVE- DNNG DANCNG DRNKNG & FUN CALL NOW For nforaton & Reservatons CHOCE OF 5 ENTREES COMPLETE DNNERS PRME RB NY. STRP FRED SHRMP CRAB LEGS FLET DESSERT: HOMEMADE BAKLAVA ALSO: A SPLT OF CHAMPAGNE (PER COUPLE) HAVE AN EARLY DNNER 5:00 to 7:00 NEW YEAR'S EVE 1982 COMPLETE MENU OUT BY 8:00 P.M PLYMOUTH RD. (2 BLKS. E. OF MERRMAN) LVONA EVECyECDVS 908 Orchard Lake Farngton K-Mart Shoppng Center MMfOflttr* nkster Rd. Redford NearD.R.C. Race Track JON US FOR QUR GALA NEW YEAR'S EVE CELEBRA TON $30 Per Person Buffet. Dnner Open Bar Standard Drnks Beer & Wne Party Favors.7PM-2AM $20 Per Person Open Bar Standard Drnks Beer & Wne Party Favors 10 PM - 2 AM 1 110O5 MDDLE BELT Ju«South of Plyouth Rd. At tb* otfoool WONDERLAND CENTER TOF^T^TFR FAMLY TAVERN Lunch Ths Offer Good Every Nght Through Dec. 26 ½ * \ p Present ths ad when 1 M buyng a dnner at ' \ J u regular prce and get a dnner of equat-or lesse/ value at V* prce. We Feature: Munchles to Mexcan Haburger to Full Course Dnners Pzza, Rbs, Salads, etc. and Daly Specals Banquet Facltes Avalable for Partle of 1S-120 NEW YEAR'S EVE PARTY MERR-BOWL LANES UNLMTED BOWLNG PRZE MONEY FAVORS FABUL OUS BUFFET naktrkn DANUNG 1 DRNK NOW PER PERSON NCLUDED Ll,ed t0 20 people SCOTCH DOUBLES 10 PM tl 4 AM CALL FOR MORE NFORMATON per couple MAKE RESERVATONS 0«R> 'BETTER*. NEWYEAR8EVE PARTY OPEN HOUSE No cover No nu Regular Menu Prces Regular Bar Prces Servng tll 1 a Open tl 4 a Seatng'for 400 people See New York on our Bg Screen TV Hals, favors Hot Hors D'Oeuvres Dnners: Soup, Salad, Flet Mlgnon (De Pars), Baked Alaska, Also 1 Drnk per person Greek & Aercan Musc by Appollo - Belly Dancer or Jon us for a specal New Year's Eve Dnner & Dancng. 1st Seatng 6 p - 9 p Second Seatng 10-3 a FOR RESERVA TONS CALL: Fve Mle (dyl Wyld Gqf Course) Lvona /o* c n/edl-aty Style Moe Cooked JjJJ^U ^ * ^ & jon us CWsas day tor a whole 15 ^ 1 ^ a varety of soup and,^ered Y $ ^, ess L ptne26v68c0 Chrstas Day Don't Forget... SUNDAY BRUNCH Sunday, Deceber 26th 10 a - 2 p Adults $ 6 95 Senors $ 5 95 Chldren $ 2 95 grqups Share sprt of Chrstas at oar bountful Chrstas Brunch. Enjoy delcous Carved Steashp Roo) of Beef ao Jos, Baked Ha wth Cherry Sauce, Beef Burgundy, Quche Lorrane, Seafood Newburgh, Assorted Salads, Dessert and Beverage '3" for Chldren Jon Us NEW YEAR'S EVE Dnner Served 0unfl 11 p Early Brd pecals 5-7 p CLOSED CHRSTMAS DAV *8** for Senor Ctzens Galvn exanes ht expert wtness, Dr. Thopson (Joe Seneca). OR Gve Mo a break and leave the fuss to us, wth our "Take Hoe Turkey Dnner." Order our lb. turkey wth dressng, gblet gravy and our own specal cranberry sauce. Serve" your faly-and guests for as low as: $3.67 per person (Based on average faly gatherng of 6). Our casher wll gve you the detals. VUA. WEST 6 Mle Rd. & A unquely dfferent knd of Mr. Steak nn) luj ROJJ J SltMon Onon Townshp <>S-101K \