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VoUJMK 20 NUMBBR 97<br />
IN THE PAPER<br />
<strong>TODAY</strong><br />
Board race: Michael Moloney<br />
and Carrie Blamer were the top<br />
vote-getters in the Plymouth-<strong>Canton</strong><br />
school board race. Wayne-<br />
Westland voters also headed to<br />
the polls. /2A<br />
Breakfast: The annual pancake<br />
breakfast, sponsored by the Experimental<br />
Aircraft Association, is set<br />
for Sunday at Mettetal Airport.<br />
/4A<br />
Kudos: Lee Ann Young was honored<br />
with the VIPS (Volunteers in<br />
<strong>Public</strong> <strong>School</strong>s) award by the<br />
Plymouth-<strong>Canton</strong> Board of Education<br />
recently. /6A<br />
Status quo: Doing away with the<br />
position of Plymouth <strong>Canton</strong> High<br />
<strong>School</strong> principal was a short-lived<br />
idea. /6A<br />
Local faces: Area residents<br />
share their good news about promotions,<br />
transfers and awards.<br />
/7C<br />
COUNTY NEWS<br />
Defeated: Incumbent Harry<br />
Greenleaf lost his <strong>bid</strong> for re-election<br />
to the <strong>School</strong>craft College<br />
board to Plymouth resident B\ nan<br />
Broderick. /9A<br />
ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT<br />
Arts A Entertainment: More<br />
than 50 baUoonists are scheduled<br />
to attend the Michigan Challenge<br />
Balloonfest in Howell, including<br />
Scott Lorenz of Plymouth. /IB<br />
Art show: Photographer Mary<br />
Falzon is one of 70 artists who will<br />
splay their works at the Liberty<br />
Fest Fine Art Show in <strong>Canton</strong><br />
Township. /IB<br />
<strong>Canton</strong> (Observer<br />
SPORTS<br />
Season ends: Plymouth Salem's<br />
baseball season came to a crashing<br />
close Tuesday when the Rocks lost<br />
to Redford Catholic Central in a<br />
Class A quarterfinal game. /1C<br />
Track stars: The all-Observer<br />
girls track team has been selected<br />
and is profiled in today's sports<br />
section. /1C<br />
AT HOME<br />
Take a walk<br />
on the creative side with the<br />
Greenmead garden walk in Livonia<br />
and see both time-honored<br />
and contemporary designs.<br />
INDEX<br />
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BY M.B. DUXON<br />
grm Vmu<br />
As precinct results poured in at<br />
the board office Monday night, it<br />
became clear that school board<br />
hopefuls Michael Maloney and<br />
Cam* Blamer "ere going to be<br />
the next two member* of tbe<br />
Plymouth <strong>Canton</strong> Board of Eduction.<br />
"I'm on cloud nine right now.<br />
•aid Maloney of Plymouth, who<br />
•long with candidate Dave<br />
McCarthy received the Michisan<br />
Education Associstioo's endorse<br />
meot.<br />
A teary eyed Blamer txchanged<br />
hue* with her campaign worker*,<br />
many of whom belong to the die<br />
trict's Cleee-eise Action Partner<br />
ship- ,<br />
~I had about MVM people on<br />
my committee, and our main goal<br />
was to involve anyone end every<br />
one who wanted to get involved,"<br />
•aid Blamer. who enjoyed the<br />
support of outgoing school board<br />
member Susan Fatten. We went<br />
door-to-door and worked hard.<br />
Maloney. a Salem High <strong>School</strong><br />
end University of Michigan grad<br />
uate, was the top vote getter with<br />
2,754 votee. Blamer. former Bird<br />
Elementary PTO president,<br />
received 2.082 votea David<br />
McCarthy finiabed third with<br />
Millage from page 1A<br />
try it again, whether it be thia<br />
budget year or next. The schoola<br />
will still lack the necessary support<br />
thst's needed in the classrooms."<br />
he said. "Those things<br />
that need to be replaced or added<br />
will just have to be put on hold<br />
status until we find adequate<br />
funds"<br />
Hoedel added that the outcome<br />
is "very disappointing This election<br />
was for kida " -<br />
Had the millage paaaed, $13<br />
million would have been spent on<br />
tyrthnnks and instructional mate<br />
rials, and $350,000 on teacher<br />
training As it stands, S500.000<br />
will be spent on texts and materials.<br />
snd $200,000 on staff development.<br />
said Hoedel.<br />
A foil election would cost the<br />
1,464 votea, and Daniel Dunnigan<br />
was fourth with 1.181.<br />
Brenda Anderson Plecha was |<br />
fifth with 1.167 votes. Sixth was<br />
Gerald Trumpka, with 1.063<br />
votea. Seventh wss Jeff Phillips<br />
with 975 votea. Finishing enhth.<br />
even though she srithdrew from<br />
the race and didn't campaign, was<br />
Anne Cos with 682 votea In ninth<br />
waa Paul Schreuben with<br />
488 votes, and Sheryl Khoury,<br />
who alao withdrew, was 10th with<br />
482 votee<br />
Maloney was the first to file,<br />
and started out by gathering 1,000<br />
petition signatures, even though<br />
he needed juat 29 to be certified<br />
aa a candidate.<br />
"I juat got out and talked to<br />
people." said Maloney. a manager<br />
in reliability engineering for Ford<br />
Motor -I've been going at this for<br />
eight weeks I went to school<br />
events, talked to parents and sent<br />
out about 1.000 pieces of mail. 1<br />
probably .pant 11.00041 .200"<br />
During the campaign. Maloney<br />
was questioned by some who won<br />
dered whether his being married<br />
to a teacher couldn't be a conflict<br />
of intereet.<br />
What 1 tell people is that 1<br />
have a 6-year-old son, a wife employed<br />
by the district, and a mom<br />
and dad who live in the district. I<br />
district shout $18,000. the seme<br />
emount Monday's election coat.<br />
Outgoing longtime board mem<br />
bar Roland Thomas said he'd like<br />
to survey residents who voted<br />
against the millage. "One of the<br />
things we need to do is survey<br />
folks aa to why it went down. We<br />
have failed to find out where the<br />
hot buttons are."<br />
Newly elected Trustee Micheel<br />
Maloney aaid. "I think when we<br />
foil at anything, we have to look<br />
inside ourselves and say, 'What<br />
can we do differently to communi<br />
cate to people thia ia a good idea**<br />
If we decide to go after the en<br />
hancemeot millage again, its<br />
clear we anil have to do a better<br />
job of reaching out to the commu-<br />
V<br />
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I-OM HA*LT« «T*7T PwerrOGSATMU.<br />
Voting: Business was brisk on Monday as voters headed<br />
to the polls at West Middle <strong>School</strong> in Plymouth. About,<br />
Mary Varerian (right) waits to vote while holding<br />
daughter Laura. Laurelyn Head (left) deals with election<br />
workers<br />
have to look at all three of them in<br />
the eye. and I'm not going to do<br />
that by taking aides. We have to<br />
coma up with win-win solutions<br />
for difficult problems"<br />
Plymouth Township's Blamer,<br />
who has a child at Weet Middle<br />
<strong>School</strong> and one at Bud Elements<br />
ry. aaid aha received support from<br />
teachers and senior citizens. "1<br />
waa surprised at that," .said<br />
nity."<br />
Several poU-goers, interviewed<br />
by the Observer shared their rea<br />
sons for voting no.<br />
Annette and Michael Walsh<br />
voted at <strong>Canton</strong> High <strong>School</strong>,<br />
their two little ones in tow. "I'm<br />
sick of higher taxea," said Michael<br />
Walsh. "Double that," aaid<br />
his wifo.<br />
Janice and Robert Gale of<br />
Plymouth aaid they'll turn down<br />
millage requeata until there ia<br />
"fiacal reaponaibtllty. excellent<br />
management, and truth.<br />
"If the district were a business,<br />
it would have folded up years ago,<br />
in my opinion," said Bob (»ale<br />
"They need to have an outside,<br />
signed audit dooe by aomeone<br />
Blamer. who spent about 12.000<br />
on her campaign.<br />
Candidate Jeff Phillipa said, "1<br />
can walk out of here saying I have<br />
seven new friends (follow candi<br />
dates). We all got along; there waa<br />
no mud-slinging or any of that."<br />
Trustee Barbara Graham told<br />
Maloney and Blamer "You can<br />
kisa your Mondays goodbye.".<br />
who can't be bought off. They<br />
need an audit at every level, from<br />
the custodians, to teachers and<br />
the superintendent The iWhlts,<br />
any mismanagement, and who ia<br />
responsible, should be published.<br />
Alao, the diatrict should show<br />
who is trained in what, and what<br />
all theae in-aervicea have done to<br />
increase teat scores," he said.<br />
Joan Headrick of <strong>Canton</strong> aaid,<br />
"I almost always vote no against a<br />
tax increase. I just feel there<br />
ahould be more fiscal responsibil<br />
ity with the money they have "<br />
Said Plymouth's Steven Garrett:<br />
"They don't spend the mon<br />
ey well that we give them now.<br />
They don't take care of my money<br />
like 1 do."<br />
Wayne- Westland voters OK tax proposals<br />
Newly elected Wayne-Westland<br />
school board members vow to<br />
bring harmony to a board with a<br />
sometimes politically divisive<br />
pest and to strive for financial<br />
stability in s district that scored<br />
victories Mooday with tarn tax<br />
propoesls.<br />
Political uewcomere Martha<br />
Pitaenberger of Wayne and David<br />
James of Westland woo handily<br />
in Monday'a election, capturing<br />
four _<br />
third-place finisher Ed Turner<br />
"1 am plaaasd that tha vol<br />
have endoreed me,<br />
a clinical<br />
she celebrated with some 76<br />
porters at the Willow Creak<br />
Apartments clubhouse on New<br />
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gallery of fine stores,<br />
and services.<br />
burgh near Marquette.<br />
Pitaenberger, the top votegetter.<br />
said one of her top prioritiea<br />
will be to boost school funding<br />
by pushing for donations from<br />
the business and industrial sector<br />
for a community foundation.<br />
James, a 37-year-old Realtor,<br />
called hie aecond-plaee victory<br />
"exciting" and aaid be wants to<br />
aee "some harmony" on the seven-member<br />
school board.<br />
"I'm pleased that the voters<br />
elected me," he aaid. "and 1 really<br />
want to show that I'm worthy of<br />
the position."<br />
James, alao celebrating at Willow<br />
Creek, said his No. 1 priority<br />
will be to improve the district's fi-<br />
June 18. 1995<br />
a<br />
To «»*•« end, voters gave the to participate in athletics and<br />
board eorne help Monday other extracurricular activities,<br />
by spproving two tax proposals • High schools will T>e able to<br />
that will help <strong>officials</strong> erase s dsficit,<br />
earlier projected at $6.4 million<br />
for next year<br />
By aubstantial margins, voters<br />
renewed a 16-year. 18-mill tax on<br />
noo homeatead property and ap<br />
proved a two-year. 3-mill plan<br />
that aril! coot the owner of an<br />
$80,000 home about $1» s year.<br />
The victories mean that:<br />
• Middle school and senior high<br />
students this foil will have bua<br />
transportation, which waa eliminated<br />
In October amid deep budget<br />
cuts.<br />
• Students won't hsve to Day foss<br />
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for accreditation.<br />
• The district, despite a $2 toil<br />
lion deficit thia year, ia exposed<br />
to "break even" by June of 1W6.<br />
said Patricia Brand, aaeistantsu<br />
perintendent for business. <strong>School</strong><br />
officisls, who hsd projected 3he<br />
deficit would swell to $6.4 million<br />
can now comply with state orders<br />
to erase tbe red ink.<br />
Voters rehewed tbe 18-*ill.<br />
non homeetead plan by a *ore<br />
than 2-to-l margin, with 68.7 per<br />
cent favoring it and S1J pereent<br />
opposing K.<br />
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It took about nine months, but<br />
tbe new Leadership <strong>Canton</strong> program<br />
has given birth to 20 community<br />
leaden.<br />
"Thia program will now taks it*<br />
place in <strong>Canton</strong> history." said<br />
Janet Volante, preaident of the<br />
Chamber of Commerce,<br />
which sponsored the program.<br />
At the graduation ceremony<br />
June 8, the graduates were boo<br />
ored, as were those who served on<br />
a steering committee to deeign<br />
end implement tbe program, de<br />
signed to foster involvement and<br />
leadership in the community.<br />
"You paved your wsy," chart<br />
ber Executive Director Linds<br />
Shspons told the grsdustes.<br />
The nine month program begsn<br />
in September 1994 with s retreat,<br />
followed by monthly sessions thst<br />
covered perticulsr sspects of leed<br />
ership snd the community. Students<br />
sleo participated in proj<br />
ects, including organizing and<br />
planning the first Friends of the<br />
<strong>Canton</strong> <strong>Library</strong> golf outing; planning<br />
the first Businesa Education<br />
Connection Day; defining the<br />
quality of life in <strong>Canton</strong>; and developing<br />
a theme for <strong>Canton</strong> to be<br />
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Sunday June 18 — Father's<br />
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« " Wa ara lb« pancake<br />
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Tbe public ia encouraged to<br />
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From the breakfast and<br />
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The EAA recently awarded<br />
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<strong>Canton</strong> High <strong>School</strong> graduate,<br />
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The 1500 scholarships<br />
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District honors<br />
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Lm Aon Young *»» honored<br />
with th« V1PS (Vihumn m<br />
<strong>Public</strong> <strong>School</strong>s) award by th*<br />
PNmouth-<strong>Canton</strong> Board otf Kdu<br />
nation recmii><br />
The board and thr "1 ( «rr<br />
tonmitlx e*tabli»h«d the award<br />
to oi*vgratulaLr recugnitr vol<br />
unt«*n» who make a difirmw in<br />
the distnci<br />
Young has been an active vol<br />
unteer at both Field and BHitle><br />
«lemenlar> schools<br />
She has aer\«d a> PTO presi<br />
dent at both cchoo!*. organ ne ice cream tonal. estab<br />
hshed Art Week at both school*,<br />
and aila on the interviewing com<br />
tnitlee foe teaching candidates<br />
Voun| alao organized a birth-<br />
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day celebration tor Hen dev. e»<br />
tabhahed a aalute to volunteer*,<br />
and aervew ** a CATC H ilaring<br />
Athlete* 1"earning fot Children •<br />
Hospital' supporter ami worker<br />
'Her williafneea to help i» only<br />
a phone call away. »aid Bentley<br />
Klementars <strong>School</strong> principal Larry<br />
Miller "Her strength and inde<br />
l04, fal IM<br />
Eipart taioring tor mmn k woman -A* major crad* card* accepted<br />
Doing away with the position of<br />
Plymouth <strong>Canton</strong> High <strong>School</strong><br />
principal was a abort-lived idea.<br />
After <strong>Canton</strong> Principal Tom<br />
Mackenzie announced his reUre<br />
ment. Superintendent Charlea<br />
Little surveyed staff, students<br />
and parents to explore tbe poaai<br />
bility of realigning the adminis<br />
trative structure of the two high<br />
schools at Plymouth-<strong>Canton</strong> Ed<br />
ucational Park.<br />
"I've come to the conclusion<br />
that both Plymouth <strong>Canton</strong> and<br />
Plymouth Salem should have a<br />
principal of their own, and that<br />
they should be on equal fooling.<br />
Liltle told the school board.<br />
"It wasn't difficult to come to<br />
that conclusion after speaking<br />
with people Students said they<br />
needed two principals. Even if we<br />
had an executive principal, it<br />
would be perceived aa a pyramid<br />
of bureaucracy people would have<br />
a tough time dealing with. Stu<br />
dents also aaid to leave tbe letter<br />
jackets aa they are "<br />
Parents want a principal aa a<br />
focus point, said Little<br />
Teachers emphasized that the<br />
two pnncipala need to be "on<br />
equal footing." the auperintend<br />
enl aatd. "They need to feel there<br />
ia an administrator at hand. They<br />
alao aaid there should be someone<br />
to oversee instruction."<br />
Little aaid he planned lo post<br />
the position of <strong>Canton</strong> principal<br />
right away<br />
The concept of area coordina<br />
tor* working aa assistant princi<br />
pals in various disciplines will be<br />
kept, he added<br />
Rotary Club aids<br />
deserving students<br />
Plymouth Rotary Club an<br />
nounced awards of Plymouth Ro<br />
tary Vocational Technical Scholarships<br />
to seniors at the Plymouth-Can<br />
ton Educational Park.<br />
Achievement in vocational and<br />
technical courses as well as<br />
school activities, work experience<br />
and community service determined<br />
the successful students<br />
They are:<br />
Jennifer Kelly of <strong>Canton</strong>. Plym<br />
outh Salem, culinary arts. Harold<br />
Kubitaki of <strong>Canton</strong>, Plymouth<br />
Salem, electrical technical. Theo<br />
dore Sherman of <strong>Canton</strong>. Plymouth<br />
Salem, mechanical engineering;<br />
Amy Tibbita of Plymouth,<br />
Plymouth Salem, nursing; Daniel<br />
Van Hoi ten of <strong>Canton</strong>. Plymouth<br />
Salem, culinary arts; Denise<br />
Butske of <strong>Canton</strong>. Plymouth <strong>Canton</strong>.<br />
dental hygiene; Shannon Os-<br />
trowski of <strong>Canton</strong>. Plymouth<br />
<strong>Canton</strong>, media; Melissa Robinaon<br />
of Plymouth. Plymouth <strong>Canton</strong>,<br />
marketing; Andrea Taylor of<br />
Plymouth, Plymouth <strong>Canton</strong>,<br />
child care; Ayman Bilbeiai of<br />
<strong>Canton</strong>. Plymouth <strong>Canton</strong>, hotel/<br />
restaurant management<br />
Contributions from the Rotary<br />
Fall Festival chicken barbecue.<br />
Rotary Golf Claaaic and dona<br />
tions to the Plymouth Rotary<br />
Foundation support the scholarships<br />
Plymouth Rotary Club<br />
President Edwin Schulz and<br />
Foundation President Paul Sincock<br />
announced the awards: We<br />
expect this money will subatantially<br />
aid these fine students<br />
achieve their career goals Rotary<br />
salutes the many non-Rotarians<br />
whose contributions to Rotary<br />
events have made these young<br />
stem" job hopes possible<br />
Bash in the works<br />
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A James Joyce Bloomaday celebration<br />
ia planned for 5 9 p.m<br />
Thursday, June 15. at the Old<br />
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west end of Greek town in Detroit<br />
The eighth annual event ia<br />
planned by the metro Detroit<br />
Chapter of the lriah American<br />
Cultural Institute.<br />
Bloomaday — the anniversary<br />
of the day in 1904 when Leopold<br />
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For those who can't get to Dub<br />
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ROLL CALL REPORT<br />
The Obiervtri THLRSOAY, JUNE IB, 1995<br />
House approves balanced budget plan<br />
Here'a how Observer & Eccen- fenae spending to rise an average<br />
of $8 mon annually above its<br />
tric area members of Congress present $257 btfion level. Domes<br />
were recorded on major roil call tic discretionary spending growth is<br />
votes In the week ending curbed by $190 bHion end international<br />
spending by one-third or $30<br />
billion.<br />
i HOUM<br />
For fiscal 1996, which begtns<br />
next October, the measure projects<br />
spending of $1.6 trillion, revenue<br />
of nearly $ 1.4 tiUkon and an<br />
annual deficit of $211 biMion.<br />
The legislation redefines the<br />
Consumer Prtce index so as to produce<br />
smaller cost-of-living Increases<br />
m Social Security, federal pensions<br />
and other benefit programs<br />
that receive automatic adjustments<br />
for inflation.<br />
A yes vote was to approve the<br />
Republican budget. Area repreeantathree<br />
voting yea were; Joseph<br />
Knottenberg, R-Birmingham.<br />
Voting no: Dale KHdee, D<br />
FHwt. Sander Levin. D Sowthfleid<br />
and Lynn Rivera, O-Ann Arbor.<br />
Republican Budget: voting<br />
238 for and 193 against, tha<br />
House approved a Republican plan<br />
to reach a balanced budget by<br />
2002. by curbing the growth of fed<br />
era! spending by S1.4 tntttor over<br />
the nest seven years. More than<br />
$6 trillion m red mk would remain in<br />
2002. but the national debt no<br />
longer would grow each year.<br />
The measure (H Con Res 67)<br />
eliminates three cabinet depart<br />
menu (Energy. Commerce and Education),<br />
284 federal programs,<br />
and 82 agencies and commissions.<br />
It reduces Medicare spend<br />
mg growth by $283 bMhon. Medic<br />
aid growth by $ 184 bttton and welfare<br />
growth by $ 101 bttion, and It -<br />
cuts individual and corporate taxes<br />
by $360 btftton while allowing de<br />
Coalition Budget: The House<br />
rejected. 100 for and 325 agamst.<br />
a balanced budget proposal by 23<br />
of the most conservative House<br />
Democrat* who caM themselves<br />
the coaibon. " It tailored torn the<br />
Republican budget (above) mainly<br />
by not cutting taxes and by spending<br />
more on Medicare, Medicaid,<br />
student loons and a hoot of domestic<br />
programs. It differed alao by<br />
going beyond a balanced budget m<br />
2002 to produce a surplus.<br />
• A yes vote supported the budget<br />
authored by conservative Democrats.<br />
Area io|wooowtattvoo voting<br />
no wore: Dole lUMeo, Joaaph<br />
KnoHonberg. Sender Levin end<br />
Lynn Rivera.<br />
Black Caucus Budget: By a<br />
vote of 56 for and 367 against, the<br />
House rejected a plan by the Congressional<br />
Black Caucus to balance<br />
the budget. It differed from<br />
the Republican budget (above)<br />
mainly by curbing defense spend<br />
mgby $201 billion, raising taxes<br />
on businesses by $695 Mlion,<br />
spending hundreds of billions more<br />
on domestic sodal programs and<br />
providing a tax credit to individuals<br />
equal to20 percent of one's FICA<br />
contribution.<br />
A yes vote supported the Back<br />
Caucus budget.<br />
ttvee voting *• were:<br />
Leria<br />
Conservative Budget: By a<br />
vote of 89 lor and 342 against, the<br />
House rejected a budget authored<br />
by some of the House's most domestic<br />
ftscaiy conservative Republicans.<br />
It used deeper spending<br />
cuts to achieve a balanced budget<br />
two years sooner than the seven<br />
years envisioned by the mainstream<br />
GOP budget (above). It de<br />
hvered the same tax cuts as the<br />
other Republican measure.<br />
A yes vote supported the plan to<br />
balance the budget m Ave years.<br />
Aroo lepreeontattvea voting no<br />
wore: KHdee, Knoltentoerg. Levin<br />
Patterson criticized for backing SMART<br />
BY PAT MI RPHV<br />
Bt vrr WaiTta<br />
By aupporting the recent<br />
SMART millage proposal. Oak<br />
land County Executive L Brooks<br />
Fstterson may have stuck his political<br />
neck out.<br />
One hint was the musing of<br />
slate Sen. Mat J Dunaskiss. R<br />
Lake Orion, who said he may<br />
challenge Patterson in next year's<br />
Republican primary for Oakland<br />
County executive.<br />
"The SMART thing (Patter<br />
son's endorsement) really both<br />
ered me." Dun ask is* aaid Tues<br />
day. "At a time the executive<br />
should have been leading in Oakland<br />
County to dismantle<br />
SMART, he was siding with<br />
Wayne County for a tax increase.<br />
1<br />
Patteraon chuckled at the<br />
thought of Dunaskiss running<br />
against him. "Ha the presaure of<br />
terms limits," the executive said<br />
Tuesday. "It makes usually nor<br />
mal people do goofy things."<br />
Dunaskiss can run for the senate<br />
only once more, in 1998 —<br />
something the executive said has<br />
colored his logic and wisdom.<br />
While Duaaskiss saw the exec<br />
utive's endorsement of SMART<br />
as a retreat from traditionally<br />
conservative policies, others saw<br />
that support as an indication of a<br />
maturing Patteraon, someone<br />
willing to take a region al view of a<br />
problem.<br />
Last Thursday at the Democratic<br />
caucus preceding the regular<br />
meeting of the Oakland Coun<br />
a<br />
0<br />
Q<br />
Sr Mary Hoqritnl to Ihrtarf with Willimm<br />
ty Board of Commissioners, for<br />
example, Democrats agreed that<br />
the SMART millage proposal<br />
would likely have been dead without<br />
the executive'a support.<br />
Commiaaioner Ruel E.<br />
McPherson of Hazel Park went so<br />
far as to describe Patterson's support<br />
ss "heroic," especially in<br />
light of heavy opposition from<br />
traditional Republican communities,<br />
including Waterford. the executive'a<br />
home community.<br />
For a moment. Democrats were<br />
silent, possibly disbelieving their<br />
own ears. "I never thought I'd<br />
hear that word from Democrat to<br />
describe Brooks Patterson," said<br />
a stunned Lawrence Pernick of<br />
Southfieid.<br />
One of Patterson's deputies.<br />
John L. Grubba, seemed to be<br />
aware hia boas had stuck his political<br />
neck out by backing<br />
SMART. "Were aware of<br />
SMART'S problems." he said to<br />
the Democrats as he outlined his<br />
vision of the transit system he<br />
and Patterson envision for Oak<br />
land.<br />
Grubba said there is no working<br />
model of the transit system they<br />
see SMART becoming, although<br />
the Minneapolis transit system<br />
has some of the neighborhood services<br />
Oakland voters are demanding.<br />
"But we (Oakland <strong>officials</strong>)<br />
know we have to deliver on our<br />
promise to make SMART tbe<br />
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Voters elect new SC trustee, reject Greenleaf<br />
Br RALPH H. KCHTINAW<br />
erar? Wmmta<br />
After 18 ywi on th* <strong>School</strong><br />
craft Collect Board of Trust***,<br />
Livonia resident Herry Gr*enl*af<br />
lost his <strong>bid</strong> for re election Monday<br />
to Plymouth resident Brian<br />
Broderick<br />
Hroderick, 28, came in second<br />
in the four-way race for three six<br />
year terms on the college board.<br />
Truato* Mary Breen of Plymouth<br />
Township was the top votegetter<br />
with 6,366 vote* in the<br />
unofficial tally. Broderick polled<br />
5.679 vote*. Board Chairman<br />
Stove Regan of Plymouth got<br />
5,307 vote*. Greenleaf received<br />
5.188.<br />
Trustee Carol Strom of Livonia,<br />
who was appointed in February<br />
1994 to fill a vacancy, ran unopposed<br />
for a two-year term expiring<br />
June 30. 1997. She received 7.992<br />
votes.<br />
Greenleaf. 57. the longs*t-serv<br />
ing <strong>School</strong>craft board member,<br />
wss first elected in 1977. His last<br />
heard meeting will be June 28.<br />
Although Greenleaf is "still<br />
puzzled" aa to why he lost he<br />
suspects it ha* something to do<br />
with being the only individual<br />
among the four competitor* for<br />
three aesta to not live in Plymouth<br />
or <strong>Canton</strong>.<br />
Voter turnout in the Plymouth -<br />
<strong>Canton</strong> school district, where s<br />
millage waa on the ballot, was far<br />
higher th*n in the Northville,<br />
Mary Breen<br />
Garden City, Livonia and<br />
Clarencevill* districts, accounting<br />
for more than half the votea.<br />
Greenleaf was the No. 2 votegetter<br />
in Livonia with 894 votes,<br />
No. 3 in Garden City with 667<br />
votes. No. 3 in Clarenceville with<br />
297 votes. No. 2 in Northville<br />
with 430 votee. but last in Plymouth-<strong>Canton</strong><br />
with 2.832 votes.<br />
That wss more than 500 votes behind<br />
his nearest competitor in<br />
Plymouth-<strong>Canton</strong>.<br />
-It s very disturbing when you<br />
look st the low frequency of voting."<br />
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Broderick, an attorney with<br />
Leikin k Ingber of Southfield.<br />
grew up in Livonia and attended<br />
Catholic Central High <strong>School</strong>,<br />
Notre Dame University and the<br />
University of Detroit He is currently<br />
working on a master's de<br />
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Greenleaf defeated, but "111 do<br />
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"I 1 1 A. J I I I LI 11 I I 1-1 11 ' 1 '' "<br />
a«N« m a<br />
V<br />
Harry<br />
1<br />
congratulate the candidates who<br />
won. Thanks to all my family,<br />
friends and supporters. I can't<br />
name everybody. You wouldn t<br />
have room in the paper."<br />
Broderick will be sworn in July<br />
10<br />
Ragan. 29. has been a member<br />
of the board since he was appointed<br />
to fill s vacancy in February<br />
1991.<br />
He was also sorry to *ee<br />
Greenleaf defeated. "He's been s<br />
mentor to me on the board, and<br />
although we've occasionally been<br />
competitors, I think I'm the better<br />
for it, and 111 miss him on the<br />
board," Ragan said. .<br />
Greenleaf, Began said, "wasn't<br />
afraid to criticize the administra<br />
tion when he thought it was appropriate.<br />
Harry took very little<br />
for granted. n<br />
Ragan, wbo*e strong advocacy<br />
of co*t containment in health care<br />
and wages may have cost him the<br />
endorsement of the faculty union,<br />
said, "I think that it's very clear<br />
that 1 intend to continue to pursue<br />
the issue of containing health<br />
care cost snd salaries, and the<br />
faculty is going to have to deal<br />
with that."<br />
Breen. 61. joined the <strong>School</strong>-<br />
*tA '<br />
craft board in 1983. A former<br />
teacher. Breen taught for 16 years,<br />
then worked 10 years as a school<br />
administrator and retired in 1986.<br />
"I feel very badly about Harry."<br />
she said. "He's been a colleague a<br />
long time. I feel terrible." But she<br />
congratulated Broderick. "He ran<br />
a hard campaign and I look for- ,<br />
ward to working with him."<br />
Ragan praised Broderick, too. j<br />
"Brian Broderick deserves to be •<br />
complimented for running a very »<br />
aggressive and strong campaign. .<br />
He's a fine man and I'm looking<br />
forward to working with him<br />
IIIgllvi vsama. is. "'ft. —~ —<br />
Area lawmaker's court merger bill gathers sponsors<br />
BY TIM RICHARD<br />
'But Detroit residents can vote while the rest of the state gets an<br />
SI APT warm*<br />
for all 64 "circuit-level' judges other.<br />
If promises were votes. Rep. while out-county resident* can Detroit Recorder's Court was<br />
Deborah Whyman's bill to merge vote for only 35 'circuit judges established in 1957 and "current-<br />
Detroit* Recorder's Court with This is s violation erf the principle ly has jurisdiction of all felony<br />
Wayne Circuit Court will be an of one person, one vote.'<br />
criminal cases arising within the<br />
easy victory.<br />
"There is a perceived oontrover City of Detroit" according to the<br />
In one day. June 8. she gath sy that this bill »* raci*L That's Michigan Manual, which add*:<br />
ered signatures of 53 co sponsors absolutely silly. There is no basis "During 1986, the Recorder's<br />
and promise* of support from in fact to call it racist When Court and 3rd Circuit Court be-<br />
nine other state representatives someone says 'racist,' people gan an 'administrative unifies<br />
who declined to be official co aren't running for cover any tion' whereby all felony ca*e* are<br />
•ponsors. H will take 56 vote* to more."<br />
tried in Recorder's Court facili-<br />
pass thebill.<br />
Whyman, s second-term memties. On s routing basis, five<br />
"It's * matter of fairness. Both ber from the conservative wing of Wayne County circuit judge* are<br />
judges have the same salary, tbe a conservative party, has topped assigned to hear felony cases in<br />
name benefit* and the same juris an issue that has simmered for the Recorder's Court"<br />
diction," said Whyman, RCan- decades. The core issue is that In short Detroit alone, with<br />
ton<br />
Detroit get* one kind of a system. half of Wayne County's popula<br />
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tion, electa 29 judge* who . try . felo at<br />
ny cases and provides half the<br />
votes to elect five other judges<br />
who sit in Recorder's Court at any<br />
one time.<br />
Everywhere-else in Michigan,<br />
felonies are tried before circuit<br />
judges who are elected on a countywide<br />
or multi-county baais.<br />
Only Detroit has a city-elected<br />
Recorder's Court<br />
Si* Democrats from Wayne and<br />
Macomb counties, including Eileen<br />
DeHart of Westland, signed<br />
on as co-sponsors of Whyman's<br />
bill. Of those who declined to sup<br />
port it she said, only one actually<br />
called it "bad policy ."<br />
Whyman's bill, still unnumbered,<br />
provides:<br />
• Effective Jap. 1, 1996. Detroit<br />
Recorder's Court is abolished.<br />
Wayne Circuit Court would have<br />
jurisdiction over felony cases.<br />
• No judge would lose a job. Every<br />
recorder's judge would become<br />
a circuit judge for the remainder<br />
of the term • to In which afkirk he Ka or nr she gKp was WAR<br />
pot<br />
rwt<br />
of<br />
nf<br />
court<br />
court<br />
reform.<br />
reform.<br />
Leaders of the<br />
elected or appointed.<br />
State Bar are pushing a plan to<br />
• Recorder's judges who become merge circuit recorder's, probate<br />
circuit judges will have the right and district courts into s single<br />
to run for reelection by filing an "trial court."<br />
affidavit of incumbency, just like<br />
circuit judges, snd would have a Out*tat* politico* want state |<br />
ballot designation as "judge of the government to fund all trial J<br />
circuit court"<br />
courts, the way it has funded<br />
Whyman knows she will meet Wayne Circuit Detroit Recorder's<br />
resistance on one point Detroit, and Detroit District courts since<br />
with its lsrge blsck majority, will 1980. The battle was waged early<br />
want to elect its "own 'judges. Al- in June during debate over the<br />
most certainly there will be efforts court budget bill.<br />
to elect circuit judges from subcounty<br />
districts.<br />
A state Supreme Court task •<br />
"I'd be happy to work with force in May recommended full<br />
them on that It's like we do the state funding of "core costs" of<br />
Court of Appeals." Whyman said. courts. The Supreme Court itself<br />
(Court of Appeals judge* serve the is due to rule this year on a law-<br />
entire state but are elected from suit demanding full state funding.<br />
four districts with roughly equal The Supreme Court taak force<br />
populations.)<br />
also recommends that a single tri-<br />
Whyman's bill, which Speaker al court be one option and also<br />
Paul Hillegonds is likely to refer proposes larger admin istraitve<br />
to the Judiciary Committee, is the units for courts — countywide or<br />
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10A<br />
Millage election<br />
Voters send message to board<br />
Betorr taking *ny further action on a<br />
nulla**- My mouth <strong>Canton</strong> school offi-<br />
' nab should spend umr figuring out<br />
*hv a 2 t nutt property tax increase waa reectrd<br />
hy u*i> im Monday<br />
Then- »,ts a message in the 4.1-45-3,948 re<br />
«-ct: in >f the tax that *ould have raised $12<br />
million }-"t<br />
\ i^-r> werv saving "l-i^ten to us<br />
Then- were X.her undercurrent* to the elec-<br />
• K»r. Si'me vuter* who normally would have<br />
*en *uppcrtive \»Ked no because they want<br />
:r.. .re leather* in the classrooms, not computer*<br />
They aren't the only ones disenchanted<br />
with the high tech road taken by the schools<br />
\ no M*er questioned the value of high tech<br />
-•quipnient noting that the voter's child was<br />
having a *w»rd time learning to read<br />
The voter has a point It doesn't matter bow<br />
man* miie> of fiber-optic cable the schools<br />
nave laid r how many computers there are in<br />
<strong>Canton</strong> (Dbseruer<br />
OPINION<br />
the math lab to a parent whose child is having<br />
a difficult time learning how to read.<br />
The no vole on the millage increase poses a<br />
perplexing question The cost wasn't much, so<br />
why did voters cast their ballot against it?<br />
Certainly there were some mean-apinted<br />
voters wh
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•fArfVarm<br />
Local peopia are driving lonfw<br />
to work, buying mora con par<br />
household, and making mora trip*<br />
•wry doy, * regional aurvey<br />
ahowa.<br />
Commutora in 1963 drove oo*<br />
trip par day, today, 1.3 trip* *a<br />
two- income hoo**holda increase.<br />
"In 1963, driven drove for 16<br />
minute* to their joba ... In 1904,<br />
the average driver commute trip<br />
took 27 minute*," uud Peul Tail,<br />
a iu(f member of tbe Southeeet<br />
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and the only pre kindergarten<br />
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Tuition ia baaed on the level of<br />
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Foster<br />
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For aaora information, call La-<br />
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An informational meeting for<br />
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If you're a fen of outdoor coo- -<br />
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The award-winning Spirit of<br />
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ington Road juet north of 10<br />
The chortia waa invited to make<br />
in thia year'a<br />
Parmintf Hilk<br />
Spirit of Detroit wUI .<br />
cappelle in a handeheU on a hill<br />
aide at Herite* Park.<br />
Caaaprtoad of 90<br />
politan Detroit, Spirit of Detroit<br />
rwenilv returned from London,<br />
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FOR A<br />
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for one day It waa SKMCOG a<br />
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Kay findings:<br />
• Females, particularly home<br />
• M b * - * * * * — ««-<br />
The old morning uu<br />
time ruah houra? Gone. Aa mora<br />
boueewivea, teena and aenior dti<br />
tena drive, the lunch hour "spike"<br />
in travel ha* become an eloa«*ed<br />
ruah that laata all afternoon. Tail<br />
told the SBMCOG General Aasembly'a<br />
annual meeting<br />
Data came from a aurvey of<br />
7,000 houaeholda with 18,000<br />
member*. Bach person (pre-<br />
• People age 76 and older make one vehicle By<br />
- ^ 2 * - p . -*•<br />
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• People ages 64-74 ke aa >hip per houaehold had grown to<br />
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THIRSDAY, JUNK 15. 1995<br />
KAREN MEIER<br />
What is right<br />
with America 12<br />
Today* a holiday! At least on my calendar.<br />
It Myt right here on the 15th, "last day of<br />
school — summer vscstion begins ."<br />
This calendar, the one that's nine months long<br />
and ends in June, is really the only calendar we<br />
pay attention to around here. The time between<br />
June and September? We don't mark, it; we don't<br />
keep track of »t. Time goes right on out the window<br />
for three months every year in my house<br />
This nine-month calendar is as normal as bare<br />
feet, fireflies, ice cream trucks and blue skies<br />
But there are many people whose calendars<br />
aren't like that at all. Their calendar and their<br />
pace is relentless — day after day, month after<br />
month, year after year, no summers off. no<br />
three month breaks And there's a group out<br />
there who actually trumpet and c*lebrata toe<br />
unrelenting nature of their work and life. Thornare<br />
the folks who bnng us our mail<br />
"Neither arrow, nor rain," the saying goes,<br />
"nor heat, nor gloom of night, stays these couriers<br />
from the swift completion of their appointed<br />
rounds " Nothing stops them Not even a holiday<br />
like today<br />
Judy Smith can confirm that. She's a mail<br />
earner working out of the Livonia Post Office.<br />
And today, in this last installment in the<br />
"What's right with America" senes. Judy Smith,<br />
relentless snd dedicated in what she does, ia my<br />
honored guest.<br />
Judy, a life-long resident of Redford. has de-<br />
. livered letters for more than two decades. 22<br />
See Fi<br />
14A<br />
<strong>Canton</strong> ©bseruer<br />
COMMUNITY LIFE<br />
INSIDE:<br />
Bridal Registry, Page 15A<br />
Religious News, Page 18A<br />
Page 13A<br />
Docents explain garden's secrets<br />
_ Graham Markea enjoys<br />
introducing people to the<br />
wonders of Mother Nature.<br />
A docent, Markes explains<br />
the flora and fauna found<br />
at the University of Michigan's<br />
Matthaei Botanical<br />
Gardens and Conservatory<br />
in Ann Arbor.<br />
Br CHRISTINA PUOCO<br />
STAFF Warraa<br />
In all honesty,<br />
when achool kida go<br />
on field tripa the<br />
last thing tbay<br />
want to do ia pay<br />
attention.<br />
Tour guides at<br />
the Matthaei Botanical Gardens and<br />
Conservatory in Ann Arbor, known<br />
as docenta, have learned a trick,<br />
however. They use the Hawaiian<br />
Punch method of teaching<br />
Docents like Plymouth's Graham<br />
Markes give children a first-hand<br />
look at the fruits like guava and papaya<br />
found in the drink.<br />
They'll never see these unless<br />
they go to tropical islands like<br />
Hawaii, Tahiti or the Caribbean islands,"<br />
he aaid.<br />
The old saying goes "familiarity<br />
breeds contempt," but not with children<br />
who visit the botanical gardens<br />
Markes rubs the . two ends of s<br />
lemon tree leaf together and aaks<br />
them what it reminds them of<br />
Lemon Pledge.<br />
Many children — and even adults<br />
— probably never knew thst bananas<br />
grow upward, until docents<br />
•how them.<br />
Chocoholics are intrigued by<br />
chocolate trees and the beans that<br />
are ground to make cocoa.<br />
-We use common names and try<br />
to tell the children something that ia<br />
of interest to them." he said.<br />
Just like orange cones placed in a<br />
highway construction *one. planta<br />
have their own way of letting in-<br />
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Flowers on a popsicle plant are<br />
tucked inside brightly colored leaves<br />
that serve as beacons to the poll ins- •<br />
tors, signaling the presence of the<br />
flower itself.<br />
Volunteering as s docent was a<br />
natural progression for the retired<br />
chemist. Markes was always interested<br />
in plants and was curious<br />
about the position after seeing s notice<br />
in the Plymouth Observer nearly<br />
six years ago.<br />
In addition to being a docent,<br />
Markes and hia wife Elizabeth volunteer<br />
in the greenhouse, planting<br />
seedlings and transplanting plants,<br />
as well as preparing for the annual<br />
flower show.<br />
• "We get all those plants up and<br />
See DOCENTS, 14A<br />
Enjoy a day of exciting<br />
displays and exhibitions!<br />
/ A i<br />
fj /i /<br />
Saturday, June 17, 1995 ^<br />
10:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.<br />
A "fanner* m Safety "<br />
pnfgram hnmghi to yim M<br />
the Oakwood Health* are<br />
System Foundations;<br />
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Cities of Wayne and<br />
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. department». and the<br />
Westland 5ktppmg Center.<br />
For more information, call 467-5555<br />
-11 #<br />
STAFF PHOTOS ST BBi.<br />
• Hike Rodeo Course<br />
During Filled with his stories: tours,<br />
docent Graham<br />
Markes of<br />
Plymouth tells<br />
stories about the<br />
plants which<br />
relate to<br />
everyday life<br />
and shows off<br />
the flora like<br />
the tropical<br />
plumeria<br />
flowers. .<br />
1><br />
(Kids mux bring their hikes., ami helmets 'I<br />
• BMX Trick Bike Demo<br />
• Inhne Skating Exhibition<br />
• D A R E Corvette<br />
• Helmet Decorating Contest<br />
• Electrical Safety<br />
• Drug Dog/Border Patrol<br />
• High Angle.Ren ue Teum<br />
• Survival Flight Helicopter<br />
• Fire Engine<br />
• Helmet Discount Coupons<br />
• Mini CPR '*nd Babysitting Demos<br />
• Child I D. Programs<br />
• And More!<br />
.10 Years Of Yamr Favortir rklngi!<br />
Wayne and W»nw IUidv VMrWlonJ<br />
' Ovrr SO SprtMaft) Sum<br />
Moll Hours MtmJay .Saturday 10-9. Sunday 11-6
14A(P,C)<br />
Docents<br />
tkat.'" sa*d Mark**.<br />
tot ti hum* 1* too<br />
• flower gardco to<br />
1b ortW to twcosn* * docent.<br />
gy -wemk cvum in which<br />
tWy an taught tour technique*<br />
aad baear botany according to<br />
Ka&hv Fieocb. th* docent director<br />
at th* §ard**v» French i* * former<br />
docent herself who became the di<br />
rector after she «uj|wud to gar<br />
tini management thai they offer<br />
formal training for the volunteer*.<br />
Ska's been training other* ever<br />
since<br />
Enthusiastic folk* of ail age*<br />
who want to learn about botany<br />
oo their own are more than welcome<br />
to volunteer. French *akt<br />
"None of the tour* they five are<br />
from page 13A<br />
Family Room<br />
war* to be esaei. And her life, her<br />
work and she. herself, are shiniftg<br />
•samples of what is nght in this<br />
country And here, the day after<br />
F!a* Day and oouple of weeks be<br />
for* the Fourth of July, celebrat<br />
mg what's right in this country<br />
couldn't be more timely<br />
Judy **» born and raised in<br />
Bedford She attended Redford<br />
Union High <strong>School</strong> a* did her<br />
only child. Jeffrey Anderson. He's<br />
all grown up- now and doean't live<br />
m Redford anymore. But Judy<br />
fee* She's lived in her same<br />
house on the same quiet street for<br />
•early 20 year* And she s delivered<br />
letters and packages for more<br />
Chan 20 years in Livonia. 17 of<br />
thoae yean have been oo the<br />
same route, in and around the<br />
Livonia Mall<br />
She know* her people and they<br />
know ber She's shared the joy of<br />
births with them and the sadne*s<br />
of deaths over the year*. She s<br />
suited the people on her route in<br />
the hoapital when they took sick<br />
and visited them - in numng<br />
heme* when they went there.<br />
She's brought them stamp* and<br />
good new*. I bet she's even told<br />
about her only grandchild, a<br />
beautiful little girl. Stephanie,<br />
who visits Judy at<br />
Judy usually works 9 or 10<br />
hour* each day Monday through<br />
Saturday She works m the op^<br />
preaaive beat of summer and the<br />
biting cold of winter. She hepe in<br />
and out of her mail truck more<br />
sh+r. 30 ume* a day And along<br />
the way, from Ume to time, she ia<br />
aaked for direction*. Which i* fine<br />
street* and intersection*<br />
mrtA north and south are the tool*<br />
of her trade.<br />
Also, along the way. she s en<br />
countered some four-legged<br />
reran irs and once in a great<br />
tflule, a two legged one. But in all<br />
her 22 year* of delivering mail.<br />
too serious ha* ever come<br />
tftheee encounters.<br />
She wears her uniform proudly.<br />
She Mill remember* how the uniform.<br />
crisp<br />
her all thoae years e*o when she<br />
aaw the mail lady dropping mail<br />
off st the K<br />
aatf<br />
The uniform. Judy decided.<br />
walking, with nobody looking over<br />
her shoulder every minute, waa<br />
Jftat. coo. And that was way back<br />
„ And now, year* later. Judy<br />
J write*. -My job ia very u y » ^<br />
2 la ma" Aad aha underlined<br />
Judy is dedicated to her work<br />
all vi^L bwt not tothe exduawo<br />
of IwJ^JJveejAar woAmg<br />
. for<br />
~A Note of Thanks: Te the<br />
to<br />
$/rff<br />
canned lour*." the explained<br />
"Bach docent ia teeponaibl* foe<br />
determining how or what they are<br />
going to cover on the tour.<br />
"They are eaeentiaily given the<br />
bnatc information, and they them<br />
aetvea develop the tour* that they<br />
give each time.' the aaid. "They<br />
have to have a lot of flexibility<br />
and intereet in the subject, obvi<br />
. ouaiy. and the willingne** to work<br />
to make an effort to continue their<br />
Learning."<br />
French aaid docent* are import<br />
ant to the every day ectivitiee of<br />
the garden*.<br />
-*Tbey are eaaentially the front<br />
line* for the gardens in term* of<br />
having a face," French said. "At<br />
the garden* moat of the people<br />
work behind the scene*, so you<br />
from page 13A<br />
"Family Room" conte*t quit<br />
winners who now have all been<br />
awarded their place in this<br />
"What * Right with America" se<br />
rie*. 1 extend an enormous, great<br />
big thank you. And that's not ju*t<br />
from me. Ill have you know, but<br />
from lot* of readers, too.<br />
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don't often get a chance to in<br />
tared with any of them and learn<br />
about th* plant*. They (tha. docenU)<br />
help people discover what<br />
plant* are all about."<br />
The garden* and conservatory<br />
are at 1800 N Dixboro Road, Ann<br />
Arbor Tour* of the conaervatory<br />
are at 10:30 am. and 2 pm moat<br />
Saturday*, and 2 pm. moat Sunday*.<br />
Only 30 people per hour are<br />
Allowed in the garden*. Trail<br />
tour* are at 2 p.m. the first week<br />
end of the month On holiday<br />
weekend*, the trail walk* are re*<br />
cheduled to the next weekend.<br />
Reservations for group tours<br />
must be mad* at leeat three week*<br />
in advance. Tour* are not offered<br />
ia August or December<br />
Markes ha* discovered a lot<br />
since becoming a docent. It s fee- •<br />
cinating, he said, to learn of the<br />
importance of plant*. He re mem<br />
ber* as a child seeing lifejecket*<br />
on a cruise and ha* since learned<br />
that cork plants, found at the garden*.<br />
provide the buoyancy.<br />
Growing up in Wyandotte, he also<br />
used plants for recreational pur<br />
po*e*<br />
"Back in the day* when I waa<br />
younger, when we went fishing, we<br />
used * long piece of bamboo and a<br />
piece of cork for a float," he said.<br />
Toward the end of the walk<br />
through the conaervatory. he<br />
shows the annatto, a dye of redd<br />
iah yellow made from the pulp<br />
around the seed* of a tropical di<br />
cotyledonou* tree. When margarine<br />
was introduced to the public.<br />
consumers mixed annatto with<br />
the dairy product to give it e yellowieh<br />
tint.<br />
He shares tho*e stone* with<br />
adult visitors end in return many<br />
of them teach him a thing or two.<br />
"We take advantage of the viai<br />
tors, particularly the edult visitors,<br />
coming In from other eountriee,"<br />
Mark** said. For example,<br />
one foreign gueet told him that<br />
women in Tahiti wear Hibiscus<br />
flowers on either ear to signify<br />
their marital statua<br />
Sometime* the gardens can<br />
spark emotional reaponse* from<br />
foreign viai tor* now living in th*<br />
United State*. One woman from<br />
Sri Lanka wa* aweatruck by the<br />
beauty of the flower* which she<br />
had only seen in her homeland.<br />
"She told me, '1 don't know if I<br />
can walk through here. It make*<br />
me too homeeick,' " Mark** said.<br />
For Markea. one of the moet<br />
gratifying tour* wes with e group<br />
of mentally challenged adult* who<br />
returned to th* garden*. Mark**<br />
quixsed them about insectivorous<br />
plant* like Venua' flytrap* One<br />
• adult "piped right up" and recited<br />
what the docent had told him last<br />
time.<br />
< "He had only been here once<br />
before," Marke* said "It's won<br />
derful to make that kind of impreaaion<br />
on them. "<br />
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Mr. and Mrs. William Van Erp<br />
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of their daughter, Tammy<br />
Lynn, to William Charles Turgeon.<br />
the son of Mr. snd Mrs.<br />
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Lawrence Technological University<br />
where he is pursuing a degree<br />
in electrical engineering. He<br />
works for F J. OToole in St Clair<br />
Shore* as an electrical estimator.<br />
A July wedding is planned in<br />
St. Peter's Luthersn Church in<br />
Eastpointe.<br />
Curtis-Getz<br />
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<strong>Canton</strong> announce the engagement<br />
of their daughter, Kimberly Michelle,<br />
to Todd Francis Getz, son<br />
of John and Sally Getz. also of<br />
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Her fiance is s graduate of<br />
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JIM JACMLO/ST*" PWOTOOBAPUSS<br />
It'l<br />
Cynthia<br />
Pattnon<br />
(from left),<br />
Karen Zorney<br />
and<br />
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Jackie Dearbaufh, Cindy<br />
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vice*. had to pas* en eitensive<br />
four hour written examination,<br />
given March 18.<br />
"The title of CRNH is the ne<br />
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EX.-ellence through knowledge and<br />
application of all aspect* of boa-<br />
pice care." said Peterson, patient<br />
care coordinator for Community<br />
Hospice Services "It ia an honor<br />
for us personally and profession<br />
ally to be seen as leaders in hos-<br />
pice care"<br />
For primary care nurse Dear<br />
baugh. taking the examination<br />
was a self-imposed goal.<br />
i<br />
"The examination gave me an<br />
opportunity to demand of myself<br />
• focused period of concentrated<br />
review and study of the current<br />
materials pertaining to hospice<br />
nursing." she said. "Besides, I<br />
knew thst if I took this exam with<br />
my co-workers we would hold<br />
each other accountable, snd it<br />
worked."<br />
"1 took the certification test be<br />
cause I love hospice nursing and<br />
the philosophy of hoepice." said<br />
Zomey. assistant patient care<br />
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pice Services. "I want hospice to<br />
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ia."<br />
Different emphasis<br />
The hospice concept of care<br />
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toms related to an illness. Hoe<br />
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Hospice care oeither hastens<br />
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specialized interdisplinary team<br />
deliver* the care, and patient*<br />
and their families become an inte-<br />
gral part of that team. Hospice fo-<br />
cuses on enabling the patient to<br />
live each day in the peace and<br />
comfort they deserve<br />
Working in hoapice is a labor of<br />
love for these nurses.<br />
The greatest fulfillment I've<br />
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being able to come alongside a<br />
family who desires to care for<br />
their loved one and instruct, en-<br />
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The them* wa» choaeri becaua*<br />
the church"* annual summer<br />
gathering for kida haa been given<br />
a new emphaais for 1995 — par-<br />
^ ent* and children interacting in a<br />
at rrm Frw unnod MeVwdBt fun. educational and meaningful<br />
•Crx^cr,. 3 To-" Soa« *«»C«M<br />
M HMO '<br />
'~*i\ naWi v a^w^aa aaaac^n"<br />
s s e<br />
children and their parent* coma<br />
together." aaid Judy Street, children'a<br />
minister at first Church.<br />
"Just like Disney World, parent*<br />
will be in charge ol their own children<br />
and will spend tha entire<br />
time with their children.<br />
"The philosophy behind 'Celebrating<br />
Families' ia that too many<br />
time* we have children and parent*<br />
doing thing* separately So<br />
this year w* want to give families<br />
the chance to be together and to<br />
offer a great Ume for mom and<br />
dad to interact not only with their<br />
own kida but with other moms<br />
and dad* in the community "<br />
T>e first hour will feature the<br />
Boon* Family from Cobourg.<br />
Ont-. Canada, with puppets, dra<br />
RELIGION CALENDAR<br />
have its summer Sunday <strong>School</strong><br />
during the 9:30 a m worship ser<br />
vice in June. July and August.<br />
Children ages 3-10 are invited U)<br />
come and hear Bible stories, sing<br />
song*, play game* and make<br />
craft*. Holy Cross is at 30650 Six<br />
Mile Road. Livonia- For more information.<br />
call (313) 427-1414.<br />
• N0WSN0WIN0<br />
Pastors Steve Stump and Andy<br />
Petro and the congregation of Calvary<br />
Missionary Church have eilervded<br />
an invitaUon to tbe community<br />
to see Billy Graham's new<br />
film. "Charles Colaon: Reluctant<br />
Prophet," at 6 p.m. Sunday. June<br />
18, at the church, 29650 W. Six<br />
Mile Road. Livonia. For more in<br />
formation, call the church at (313)<br />
261 5050<br />
• PHAYEIIL<br />
A prayer dinner will be held at<br />
5:30 p m Tuesday. June 20. st the<br />
Livonia Sveden House. 29471<br />
Seven Mile Road at Middlebelt.<br />
Sr Loretta Mellon will be the<br />
guest speaker ReaervaUons are<br />
necessary by calling Kathleen<br />
Hollowell at (313) 427-4371 or Pat<br />
Slinder al (313) 522 8905.<br />
• CHRISTIAN<br />
"Summer Fitneas' will be the<br />
subject of the Tueaday. June 20.<br />
ma, objection lessons and person<br />
al storiaa. Donna Boone and bus<br />
band Laurie use daughtars<br />
Kimbartey. 14, Laura La*. 10, *nd<br />
niece Vickie, 16, aa puppeteers<br />
Tha second hour will have par<br />
enla and children engaged in outdoor<br />
activities cralU, games and<br />
refreshment*<br />
A free nursery ia provided for<br />
children through age 2, and 3<br />
year-olds will have their own class<br />
after the Boone* ftniah entertaining<br />
with their puppet* Children<br />
age 4-12 will jotn their parent* for<br />
the outdoor activities<br />
Visitors are welcome, even kids<br />
without parent* or whose parent*<br />
cannot come. ParenUea* kid* will<br />
simply be "adopted" for the eve<br />
meeting of Metro West Christian<br />
Women After 6. The group will<br />
meet 6:30-«:30 p.m. at the Holi<br />
day Inn. 1-275 and Six Mile Road.<br />
Livonia. The special feature will<br />
be "Fit aa a Fiddle" with phyaical<br />
therapist Dennis Engeler. Singer<br />
Connie Randall will preaent "Fit<br />
for a Song" and Vivian Brandson<br />
will speak on "Pit for Life." Coat<br />
ia $11. Reservations can be made<br />
through June 15 by calling Jan<br />
Paver at (810) 349-7404 or Gerry<br />
Johnson at (313) 464-6433.<br />
• "SUMY or<br />
Temple Baptist Church in Red<br />
ford will present "The Glory of<br />
Freedom," a dramaUc musical<br />
based on the "real" meaning of<br />
freedom, at 7 p.m. Friday snd Sat<br />
urday. June 23-24. and at 5 p.m.<br />
Sunday, June 25, at the church.<br />
West Chicago at Telegraph Road.<br />
Ticket* for the IV*-hour production<br />
coat $3 and $5 for main<br />
floor and balcony seating. They<br />
are available at the church 9.30<br />
a.m. to 2 p.m. Monday through<br />
Friday and 6 8 p.m Wedneeday.<br />
or by mail (Check. VISA or Mast<br />
erCard) at 35800 W. Chicago.<br />
Redford 48239. Children under<br />
age four will not be admitted be<br />
cause of the length of the produc<br />
tion.<br />
For more information, call the<br />
church at (313) 255-3339.<br />
ning by the adult they came with<br />
or another available parent<br />
There i* no fee for "Celebrating<br />
Familiea," the church's summer<br />
vacation Bible time activity. The -<br />
church haa not had an official va<br />
cation Bible school for several<br />
year*.<br />
For the past two summers, Detroit<br />
First Church has offered<br />
"Marketplace." a market eiperi<br />
ence where children study He<br />
brew history and culture, sold<br />
crafts they made and bought<br />
items with the money they<br />
earned.<br />
For more informaUon about<br />
"CetebraUng Families." call the<br />
church at (810) 348-7800.<br />
• FAMILY CONCENTS<br />
Out of Box Miniatries will present<br />
two family concerts — st 6 p.m<br />
Sunday. June 25, and 7 p.m.<br />
Thursday. June 29, st the<br />
Clarenceville United Methodist<br />
Church. 20300 Middlebelt Road.<br />
Livonia. Out of Box is a perform<br />
ing aria ministry that uses music,<br />
chalk art. illusion and humor For<br />
more informaUon. call (810) 474-<br />
3444.<br />
• STRAWKMY FlSTfVAL<br />
The First United Methodist<br />
Church of Wayne will have iU<br />
Strawberry Feetival noon U» 3<br />
p.m. Sunday, June 25. at the<br />
church, 3 Town Square. Wayne.<br />
Sloppy joes, beverages and<br />
strawberry shortcake will be<br />
served at the festival sponsored<br />
by United Methodist Men For<br />
more information, call (313) 721-<br />
4801.<br />
- WORSHIP<br />
Augsburg Evangelical Lutheran<br />
Church in Redford offers informal<br />
worship services at 7 p m. Thursdays<br />
at the church, 24801 W. Chicago<br />
Road. The service replaces<br />
the regular 5 p.m. contemporary<br />
worship service on Saturday.<br />
Sunday services will conUnue at<br />
9:30 a.m. Saturday worship will<br />
resume after Labor Day. For more<br />
informaUon. call (313) 534-5389.<br />
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Mtiktf will be 09M 7 30<br />
•.BEL to 1230 pan. every<br />
Saturday through Oct 21<br />
at The Gathering in down<br />
town Plymouth. Freeh flown.<br />
fruits, vegetablea,<br />
aad bakod good*. Inform*<br />
uoo. 45^1540<br />
Th* <strong>Canton</strong> N*wcoro*rs<br />
are holding a coupfa* golf<br />
•crambi* 2 pja. Saturday.<br />
June 17. at Paulkwood<br />
Shore* Information. 459-<br />
3375.<br />
Tbr Freedom Eagle Hoiia<br />
tK Caatar calabrataa iu<br />
grand opening 11 am to T<br />
p.m Saturday, Juna 17. at<br />
tbe can tar at 684 Daar. two<br />
blocks south of Ann Arbor<br />
Trail and one block east of<br />
Mam. The open bouae will<br />
feature free mini massage*<br />
and refreshments Th*<br />
Freedom Eagk Holistic<br />
school, hypnotherapy and<br />
Alternative* for health For<br />
more information, call<br />
Karen at 207 0969<br />
The Plymouth YMCA's<br />
16th annual run will be<br />
happening on Father's<br />
Day. Sunday. June 18.<br />
There will be Iota of fun<br />
and excitement far all age*<br />
730 a-m. a Junior Jog for<br />
6-8 rear old*. 7:45 *.m. a<br />
Tot-Trot for 3-5 year olds;<br />
8 » •» , a one mile ran/<br />
walk. 8:15 i a a 5K ran;<br />
walk. 8:45 *Ja_ a 10K ran.<br />
Don't forg* The Triple<br />
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Service* for Judy F Wdb. 60. of<br />
Plymouth war* WwiMidiJ, Jun*<br />
7. •( the SchrdarHowall Funeral<br />
bom* with the Rev. Leland L<br />
SMM Jr. officiating. Burial M in<br />
Rivermide Cemetery ia Plymouth<br />
She >u bora April 29. 1946. in<br />
Plymouth, and died Sunday. June<br />
4. ia Livonia. She wa» • home<br />
maker aad lifelong Plymouth res<br />
ideal.<br />
She ia survived by her brother*<br />
and listen. Opal Mucker of Can<br />
ton. Haaal Hogan of Plymouth,<br />
Orville Welle of Livonia, Jamea<br />
Well* of La* V*ga». Dak Weils of<br />
Plymouth, Gary Walla of Livonia,<br />
•ister-in-law Mary Ann WelU of<br />
<strong>Canton</strong>. She is preceded in death<br />
by her parents. Arthur and Roeel<br />
la Wells, and her brother. Erneat<br />
Wells.<br />
Memorials may be made to the<br />
Michigan Diabetes Aaaociation.<br />
W1UJ1IUMACJ*.<br />
Services for Willie Range Jr.. 53.<br />
of <strong>Canton</strong> were Friday. June 9. at<br />
St. John Neumann Catholic<br />
Church with the Rev. Chris Maus<br />
officiating. Burial waa in United<br />
Mimiirii)' Gardens, in Superior<br />
Township.<br />
He was born March 28. 1942, ia<br />
Ark. and died Saturday, June 3,<br />
in Kalamexoo. He was a contractor<br />
with Royal Palace Homes and<br />
spent one year ae a sales repre<br />
(tentative. He came to the <strong>Canton</strong><br />
community in 1990 from Westland.<br />
He was a member of St.<br />
John Neumann Catholic Church<br />
in <strong>Canton</strong>. He graduated from In<br />
diana Univeraity in 1964. He was<br />
a member of Alpha Phi Alpha.<br />
He is survived by his wife, Ms<br />
ria G. of <strong>Canton</strong>; children, Aman<br />
da M. of <strong>Canton</strong>. Nicholas of Can<br />
too, Jonathan of <strong>Canton</strong>. Christopher<br />
of <strong>Canton</strong>; parent*. Willie<br />
and Geneval Range of Indiana;<br />
three brothers and five sisters.<br />
Memorials may be made as<br />
Mass offerings<br />
iwns<br />
Services for Robert Lawrence<br />
Gotta, 74, of Plymouth were held<br />
Saturday. June 10. at the First<br />
Student<br />
letters<br />
reach far<br />
In the "Mail for Military" program,<br />
teacher Jodi Ring s ^ est<br />
Middle <strong>School</strong> sixth-graders volunteered<br />
to write to servicemen<br />
and women. More than 190 letters<br />
were sent out under • combined<br />
language arta and social studies<br />
assignment. Weet Middle <strong>School</strong><br />
ranked at the top in the state of<br />
Michigan for middle schools that<br />
sent letter*.<br />
A number of responding letters<br />
were received from the service<br />
peraoanal. The students had the<br />
delight of posting them on a map<br />
of the world, and alao doing chart<br />
lag and gr*pfr'"g aa to where the<br />
letters came from.<br />
"This ia an excellent program<br />
which oombines language arta<br />
and social studiee aa well aa com<br />
munity service," said Ring. -The<br />
kids met some feecinating people<br />
who were tationed all over the<br />
world - Cuba. China aad Saudi<br />
Arabia were juat a few of the<br />
of the respondents to<br />
the letters aaid how thrilled they<br />
really wanted the students to « of<br />
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WAYNE<br />
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OAKLAND<br />
644-1070<br />
Uaited Methodist Church ia<br />
Northville, with Dr. Douglas Ver<br />
non officiating. Local arrange<br />
menu were made by the<br />
Schroder-Howell Funeral Home<br />
ia Plymouth.<br />
He waa born Sept. &, 1920, ia<br />
Plymouth, and died Tuesday. .<br />
June &, in Plymouth. He was a retired<br />
cabinet maker (eelf employed)<br />
ia the Northville commu<br />
nity. He came to the Plymouth<br />
community in 1994 from Northville.<br />
He waa a member of the<br />
Northville First Uaited Method<br />
1st Church, and Stu Rockefeller<br />
Ham Radio Club. He served in<br />
the U-S. Army during World War<br />
II. He graduated from Plymouth<br />
High <strong>School</strong> ia 1939.<br />
He is survived by his erife. Aanabell<br />
of Plymouth, daughter*.<br />
Kaye Marie Horefall of Montana,<br />
and Linda Jean Freiny of Monroe;<br />
son. Richard Allan Gotta of Traverea<br />
City, six grandchildren;<br />
brother in-laet. Howard R. Eber<br />
sole of Fluahiac water-In daw.<br />
Audrey Gotta of Fla. He is preceded<br />
in death by his daughter. Jane<br />
Ann Gotta; brother. Arthur C-,<br />
and sister. Mary Ebersole<br />
Memorials may be made to Arbor<br />
Hoepice or the First United<br />
Methodist Church of Northville.<br />
RVTN C. LSWM<br />
Services for Ruth C. L^wis, 87, of<br />
South Lyon, were Friday, June 9<br />
at First Presbyterian Church in<br />
South Lyon, with the Rev Mary<br />
G. Ludvigaen officiating. She waa<br />
born Oct 24,1907, in Athens. Ga.<br />
and died Thursday, June I. She<br />
was secretary for the Centers for<br />
Disease Control in Atlanta.<br />
She is survived by her daugh<br />
tar. Ellen L Galea of Novi (formarly<br />
of Plymouth); son. John<br />
Lewis of Fla.; au grandchildren;<br />
and six great grandchildren.<br />
Memorial contributions may be<br />
made to the Alxheimer't Aaaociation,<br />
Detroit Area Chapter. 17290<br />
W. Twelve Mile Road, Suite 100,<br />
Southfteld, Mich. 49076.<br />
OBITUARIES<br />
CAM. JOHN<br />
A memorial service for Earl John<br />
Philip^ of Plymouth, will be held<br />
Saturday. June 24, at 1 p m. al<br />
the Schrader-Howell Funeral<br />
Home, ia Plymouth, with Douglas<br />
Mason officiating.<br />
He waa born Aug. 8,1910 in<br />
Mount Vernon. Ohio, and died<br />
Friday. June 2. ia Eaat Lansing.<br />
He had 31 years service with the<br />
Hydramatic Division of the Gen<br />
eral Motor* Corporation aa a asperi<br />
mental engineer. He waa a life<br />
and 50-year member of the Free A<br />
Accepted Mason* of Michigan.<br />
Royal Oak Lodge No. 464; mem<br />
ber of The First Church of Christ,<br />
Scientist. Plymouth, where he<br />
served aa first reader, chief usher,<br />
aaaistant reading room librarian,<br />
and chairman of the board. He<br />
alao had memberahipe in; Livonia<br />
Woodcarvera. National Woodcarvers<br />
Association. National Association<br />
of Watch and Clock Col<br />
lectors Asaociatad, Henry Ford A<br />
Greenfield Village. Plymouth<br />
Historical Society.<br />
He ia survived by his son, William<br />
L Philip of Maaon. Mich-;<br />
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She la survived by her son,<br />
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In lieu of flowers, donations<br />
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Service* for Joeeph R- Caruso. 59.<br />
of <strong>Canton</strong> were Monday. June 12,<br />
at St. John Neumann Catholic<br />
Church in <strong>Canton</strong>. Burial waa in<br />
St. Hadwig Cemetery In Dearborn<br />
Heights.<br />
He was bom May 28,1936. in<br />
Detroit and died Friday. June 9.<br />
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K EEL Y WV«ON<br />
Ballooning blows<br />
residents away<br />
BT RALPH ECHTWAW<br />
• • ,s<br />
rea reeidents whose<br />
experience with ballooning<br />
ia limited to<br />
blowing them up and<br />
m watching them<br />
squirt around the room may<br />
wish to expand their horiions at<br />
the Michigan Challenge Bslloonfest<br />
in Howell<br />
Lacking the hot jet exhaust of<br />
tha Blue Angels. and the stentorian<br />
roar of radial reciprocating<br />
engine*, thia air ahow ia baaed<br />
teas on teatoaterone and more<br />
on aesthetica.<br />
More than 50 balloonist* are<br />
scheduled to attend, including<br />
Scott Lerens of Plymouth, and<br />
Dale Duthie of <strong>Canton</strong> Township-<br />
One balloon from Piano,<br />
Texas, ia shaped like the head<br />
of a cat and called Miaa Kitty.<br />
"You have not lived until you've<br />
aeen this balloon," said Pat<br />
Convery, director of the Howell<br />
Area Chamber of Commerce.<br />
The 11th annual Bailoonfest<br />
begins 6 p.m. Friday. June 23.<br />
with a maaa balloon launch and<br />
concludes Sunday evening,<br />
June 25.<br />
The challenge for balloonist* is<br />
to proceed to various targets<br />
and drop amall beanbaga aa<br />
MIcMfan Challenge<br />
Balloontast<br />
Whmm June 23-25<br />
Wherw Howee Hyh <strong>School</strong><br />
complex entrances or M-59 and<br />
West Grand River Avenue, one<br />
mite west ot downtown<br />
Howell From 1-96 take any<br />
Howe* exit<br />
Lmmch lima at 6-8 p m<br />
Fnday. Saturday and Sunday<br />
June 23-25. 6-8 am Saturday<br />
Sunday. June 24-25<br />
For rare information. cafi (517)<br />
546-3920<br />
County because western Wayne<br />
County ia too cloee to Metro Airport<br />
and too cloae to Detroit.<br />
Lorenz carries 30 gallons of<br />
propane in his basket and burns<br />
20-25 gallons of that in a typical<br />
one-hour flight Hia wife follows<br />
him on the ground and maintains<br />
radio contact. How long<br />
does it to pack up the balloon<br />
after a landing? "We like to<br />
land in aubdivisions where<br />
there are a lot of kids to help<br />
oat," he aaid.<br />
Honu Cmammcb
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ISLAND<br />
ANCESTORS<br />
OCEANIC ART FROM<br />
THE MASCO COLLECTION<br />
JUNE 11 - A U G U S T 6, 1995<br />
Exhibition Admission<br />
(ticket includes recorded tew)<br />
$5 - Adults $2 - chrfdren and students with ID;<br />
members free Free on Wednesdays w*ti<br />
museum adrmsion<br />
Hours<br />
Wednesda^Fnday 11 am -4 p m . weekends<br />
II am-5 p m posed Monday and Tuesday)<br />
Special Programs and Activities<br />
Videos* Selected videos from me series<br />
Ocean of Dreams —Currents of Change w* be<br />
shown VMsekends a 2 p m , Holey Boom.<br />
Lecture Saturday. August 5 - Kfcchael Kan, curator<br />
of African. Ocean* and New World aAuesand<br />
curator of the erfittoon. dscusses the erftfxion<br />
2 pm. Lecture Hal<br />
THI DETROIT INSTITUTE OF ARTS<br />
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The Observer! THURSDAY JUN* 15. 1996<br />
FINE ARTS<br />
Liberty Fest from page IB<br />
F alloc of South Lyon<br />
Sbe'a always looking for an un<br />
u»u«l uiflt from which Co take<br />
bar photograph* Sha will go juat<br />
about anywhere to p( it even if it<br />
mean* standing knee deep in lake<br />
'water or al the and of a pier wHh<br />
wave* washing ovar bar feet.<br />
"People always want to know<br />
where they are taken. Many ume*<br />
people will buy them if they're<br />
from a certain area or have a cabin<br />
or cottage there that retninda<br />
them." .<br />
Pricee for Mary Falaon* work<br />
range from $10 for a 5 by 7 inch<br />
matted photograph to 130 for an<br />
11 by 14 inch image framed In<br />
wood' Matted 8 by 10 inch pho^a<br />
coat $15.<br />
A team of Lanaing artists creat<br />
ing garden sculpture from rusted<br />
steel, will make a return viait aa<br />
will Haael Owen of Garden City,<br />
paper sculpture; Lynette Ander-<br />
son. <strong>Canton</strong>, painting* members<br />
of Three Cities Ait Club, Garden<br />
City Fine Arts Association, and<br />
the Plymouth and <strong>Canton</strong> senior<br />
citizen painting students of<br />
Sharon Dilienbeck.<br />
Many of the artist* will be demonstrating<br />
their skills during the<br />
show including Hugh Burley of<br />
Ann Arbor T shirt* deeigned by<br />
Dilienbeck and Giordano to celebrate<br />
the event feature the Statue<br />
of Liberty. The coat ia $10.<br />
Sharon Dilienbeck of D 4 M<br />
Art Studio in Plymouth, co producer<br />
of the show with Julie Giordano,<br />
has her fingers croaaed<br />
there won't be a repeat of last<br />
year's torrential downpours that<br />
washed out sales for many of the<br />
artist*.<br />
The Liberty Feat ia a great<br />
fine arts show in an open air setting<br />
with a gallery feel." Dilienbeck<br />
aaid<br />
WLurv CaUuk<br />
picture Postcard: Falzon captures fall colors in this photograph<br />
of a hip roof bam in Traverse City.<br />
Auction benefits Very Special Arts<br />
Circle Friday.<br />
June 23 on your<br />
calendar. That's<br />
tbe date a group<br />
of Observer A<br />
Eccentric area<br />
artist* band together<br />
to auction<br />
paintings,, pottery<br />
and sculp<br />
ture on behalf of u Very Special<br />
UNO A AMU Arta Michigan at<br />
chohun Oakland Community<br />
College's<br />
Royal Oak campus. 739 S. Washington.<br />
Very Special Art* Michigan<br />
provide* art, music, drama and<br />
dene* therapy programs for the<br />
disabled throughout the year An<br />
upcoming exhibition by Very special<br />
artists of all agea disabled by<br />
bearing, sight, mobility, development<br />
and emotional impairments<br />
showcase* work produced in the<br />
southeast Michigan visual art<br />
programs June 19 to July 19 at<br />
the Livonia Civic Center <strong>Library</strong><br />
Fine Art* Gallery. 32777 Five<br />
Mile Road east of Fannington.<br />
Tbe public is invited to the open<br />
ing reception &30-830<br />
Artbeat features wsnous happenings<br />
m the suburtosn arts<br />
wortd. Send news leads tc. Arts<br />
A Entertatrsnent Editor. Observer<br />
Newspapers. 36251 Schookyaft.<br />
Uvona, 48150. or fax them to<br />
to SNOW<br />
day. June 19.<br />
Sponsored by Very Special Arts<br />
Southeast Michigan Region and<br />
the Livonia Arts Commission, the<br />
exhibit spotlights more than 70<br />
works by 53 artist* from local<br />
schools including Cooper-at-<br />
Whittier <strong>School</strong> in Livonia, J ARC<br />
in Birmingham, and Oakland<br />
<strong>School</strong>s Autistic Program, Kennedy<br />
Center in Pontine.<br />
This is the second stop for the<br />
exhibit which debuted in March<br />
at Urban Park-Detroit Art Center<br />
at Trapper's Alley in Greek town<br />
Works not to be misaed include<br />
a wall be n g*"g snd two T-shirt*<br />
by Caryn Martel of Fannington<br />
Hilla; a wstercolor by Vinny Conti<br />
of Redford; 'Young Boy." colored<br />
pencil by Jason VanOchten, Livonia;<br />
"Maek," mixed madia by Michael<br />
Myers, Southfield, a quilt<br />
by men of the Berlin Group in<br />
Birmingham; and "Bear with<br />
Honey." crayoo and pencil by<br />
Kim Petteys, Livonia.<br />
"It's very creative art. It's an<br />
excellent opportunity to see what<br />
can be done by people with disabilities,<br />
the quality moat people<br />
wouldn't realise," aaid exhibit<br />
chairman Jack Olds of Livonia.<br />
one-of-a-kind.<br />
Bureah will exhibit her ceram<br />
ics at "Art in the Sun" taking<br />
place June 24-25 in doemtoera<br />
Northville. Hours are 10 am. to 5<br />
p_m. Saturday and 11 am. to 5<br />
Sunday.<br />
Very Special Arts is an interna<br />
tional organisation founded in<br />
1974 by Jean Kennedy Smith as<br />
an educational affiliate of the<br />
John F. Kennedy Center for the<br />
Performing Arta.<br />
VSA seeks to promote world<br />
wide awareness of th* educational<br />
and cultural benefit* of th* art*<br />
for all people. Program* and<br />
training seesion* take place in all<br />
50 state* and the District of Columbia.<br />
VSA programs are implemented<br />
by local, state and national organisations.<br />
Internationally, VSA<br />
extends to more than 55 countries<br />
Very special auction<br />
The VSAMI auction to raiae<br />
fund* for Very Special Art* pro<br />
grama, which led to the creation<br />
of the ertwork* on exhibit, begins<br />
&30 p.m. Friday, June 23 with s<br />
silent suction. The live auction<br />
runs 7.30-9:30 pan. Ticket* are<br />
$10 snd available at the door. For<br />
more information, call (810) 546-<br />
9296.<br />
Food will be provided by Royal<br />
Oak reetauranta, and entertainment<br />
by Beaa Bonier. Jack Bro<br />
at market with their crops snd exchange<br />
sociabilities.<br />
Redlin was voted "America's<br />
Most Popular Artist" for the third<br />
consecutive year by art dealers in<br />
an annual survey published in<br />
U A. "ART* magazine's March<br />
1996 i<br />
kensh* and Dan Jordan.<br />
Local artist* donating work to<br />
the auction include sculptor Sergio<br />
De Giusti of Redford Township;<br />
potter John Glick. Farmington<br />
Hilla; Free Proaa editorial car<br />
toonist BUI Day. and painters<br />
John Tabb, Birmingham; Audrey<br />
Di Marco, West Bloomfield; Wil<br />
liam Bostick, Bingham Farms;<br />
and Jeri Fellwock. Fsrmingtoa.<br />
Lest year's auction raised sbout<br />
$3,000<br />
Colorful Very Special Art* Tshirt*<br />
commemorating this yesr's<br />
exhibit feature an a be tract artwork<br />
by a very special artist. They<br />
will be evsilsble at the opening<br />
reception and the suction for $15.<br />
Profits go toward supporting<br />
VSAMI Southeast Region ectivities,<br />
so show your support by buying<br />
one.<br />
Linda Ann Chomw of <strong>Canton</strong><br />
Township is a free lance writer<br />
specialising in the visual art*. Her<br />
Artistic Expressions column appears<br />
every Thursday in the Arts<br />
A Entertainment section of the<br />
Observer Newspapers.<br />
12 of the top srtists working in<br />
the field today runs noon to 5<br />
p.m. Sunday, June 25 at the gallery.<br />
The public is invited. Also<br />
on Sundsy from noon to 4 p.m.<br />
Cosy Baker, a leading authority<br />
on kaleidoecopes and author of<br />
four books oo ths subject, will<br />
make s special appearance. She<br />
will be signing her books.<br />
• wmmmm<br />
Art show 'Celebrates Life'<br />
The enigmatic "Isabella." s<br />
photograph of a petti coated child<br />
with a queetioning look on her<br />
fece, captured top honors Saturday<br />
in ths Congregational Church -<br />
of Birmingham's 15th annual<br />
"Celebrate Life" art show.<br />
Berkley artiat Maureen Electa<br />
Monte'* black and wiht* portrait<br />
won the Katharine Kell "Beet of<br />
Show" sward. The award Is<br />
named for Kell, now deceeaed, s<br />
CCB member instrumental in establishing<br />
the show.<br />
Show juror Michael Fsrrall. sssocial*<br />
professor in the <strong>School</strong> of<br />
Visual Arts st the University of<br />
Windsor, praised the portrait for<br />
iU positive spirit snd energy.<br />
"This one kept sticking in my<br />
mind," he said. "There is nothing<br />
more poeitive than the look on s<br />
child's face — a wonder, an ewe."<br />
The exhibit, which has ettracted<br />
artist* from around the Midwest<br />
in a variety of media, open*<br />
to the public Saturday, June 17,<br />
at the church, 1000 Cranbrook<br />
Road in Bloomfield Hill*. Hours<br />
are 11 am. to 4 p.m. until ths<br />
ahow do*a* Sunday, June 25, at 2<br />
p.m.<br />
Parrell. known for his enthusiastic<br />
teeming style snd appreciation<br />
of Michigan's cultural and<br />
artistic haritsgs, built an exuberant<br />
ahow.<br />
"I looked for quality and pre*<br />
en cation as part of the process of<br />
ths creation of the work of art.<br />
Also, when selecting the sward<br />
winners. I tried to recognise the<br />
broad range of artistic talent In<br />
choosing the overall winner, I<br />
could not help but be reminded of<br />
the theme of the exhibition "<br />
Merit swards went to:<br />
Carle Crooiii of Bloomfield<br />
Township, for a paper on canvas<br />
collage called "Collage"; Frank<br />
Dulin of Rocheeter Hill*, for e<br />
wstercolor, "Intermission"; Jene<br />
McKanna of Weet Bloomfield. for<br />
Th* Observer! THURSDAY, JLNE 15, 1995<br />
ber psstel "Katahbin Fall*";<br />
Nancy Meyer of Plymouth, for<br />
"Greta Come Kise Me." s quilt;<br />
Judith Peeblee of Milan for her<br />
steel, bronze, wax and cotton cord<br />
sculpture "Zaire- Ring"; Betty<br />
Sturley of Beverly Hill* for a watercolor.<br />
"David Austin"; snd Bill<br />
Weetman of Pontiac for a water<br />
color. "Snow Creek." and a graph<br />
ite work, "TurfusGraphitis."<br />
in naming merit winners. Par<br />
rail cited Weetmen's two very different<br />
works, one a realistic ws<br />
tercolor snd the other an sb*tract<br />
graphite.<br />
"The artiat's sensitivity to nature<br />
comes out of both."<br />
The sculpture "Zaire-Ring<br />
wrape the colors of African Kent*<br />
cloth around tolemic figure*.<br />
"It's very interesting"<br />
The quilt, representing s rise in<br />
a medium once thought only to be<br />
functional, reflects tbe qualities<br />
* '<br />
% • V<br />
1 J h<br />
•. V /<br />
*4<br />
».rn<br />
V vtfj,<br />
of Tiffany stained glass, Farrell<br />
said, in iu cubist-like shspes and<br />
jewel tones.<br />
"Tbe quilt's magnificent,"<br />
, •<br />
M U S I C<br />
Steve Gornall coming home to play<br />
Steve Gornall and the Blue Collar<br />
Blues Band play Sisko's On<br />
TV Boulevard (5855 Monroe at<br />
Van Born in Taylor) on June 16<br />
and 17. Call (313) 278-5340 for<br />
more information and directions<br />
BY MARK GALLO<br />
SPK IAI Warrx*<br />
Local blues fans know the<br />
name Steve Gornall well. Long<br />
time rock n roll fans can go beck<br />
even farther, to his tenure in Nsture<br />
("we had a write up in the<br />
Livonia Observer in "73," he remembers)<br />
and Mariah, who used<br />
to play pieces like the Ford Ice<br />
Rink opening for Ted Nugent and<br />
Bob Seger. An alumnus of Livonia's<br />
Bentley High <strong>School</strong>. Gornall<br />
was so immersed in the local<br />
music scene thst he began to take<br />
on the characteristics of celebrity.<br />
When be left Detroit for San<br />
Francisco, early in 1994, it was a<br />
bombshell to the local music<br />
community.<br />
Speaking by phone recently, be<br />
suggested thst the move wasn't<br />
quite as spontaneous as it might<br />
have seemed to his many fans.<br />
Steve Gornall and the Blue Collar<br />
Blues Bsnd hsd just releeaed<br />
their auperb debut for Royal Oak -<br />
baaed Bluea Factory Records, and<br />
the band's fan base seemed to<br />
quadruple overnight. Though 20<br />
years on the local scene afforded<br />
him a good degree of drawing<br />
power, with the release of their<br />
debut CD word spread on Gornall<br />
and Blue Collar like wildfire and<br />
each performance drew a full<br />
bouse, from Pontiec's Q-Club to<br />
Siako'a in Taylor<br />
"The CD should have been out<br />
Potter Judy Bureah of Garden<br />
City won second place ($300) in<br />
the ceramics category at Art Bir<br />
-96 June 3-4. The show<br />
featured more ,Wmn 100 artists including<br />
nationally known painter<br />
Bill Rabbit.<br />
Influenced by Eastern snd pre<br />
Colombian pottery. Buresh's<br />
work incorporates quertxate.<br />
amethyst crystals, raw turquoise,<br />
cabechona of lapie, cork from Por<br />
tugai. antique beads, glass from<br />
Italy, snd Chinese trade beads<br />
from Tibet. Bureah stndisd glass<br />
chemistry at Wsstsm Michigan<br />
University. Her g^jontaining i fcer work<br />
Terry Redlin, known ss Ameri-<br />
ca s popular artist, hss just<br />
released a new print. It is svailable<br />
at Wild Wings Gallery, 388<br />
S. Main St., Plymouth.<br />
"Harvest Moon Ball" features a<br />
doxen vignette* of Americe in the<br />
1920s and 30s. It waa an era that<br />
ushered in the automobile, while<br />
not ready to relinquish th* boras<br />
and buggy<br />
Although slsetricity was avail<br />
able to many forma, many mora<br />
bad not yet converted from kerosene<br />
lamp* For tbe pert 20 years<br />
Redlin ha* captured the face and<br />
mood of America aa a rural country<br />
sprinkled with *mall town*<br />
- - would<br />
"Fireworks Captured," the largest<br />
exhibition of kslsidoecopee in<br />
tbe Midwest, takee place June 25<br />
to July 2 at Chameleon Galleriee<br />
Ltd. 370 S. Main 9T, Plymouth-<br />
Regular gallery hours ere 9 ajn. to<br />
6 p.m. Monday-Thursday and<br />
Saturday, until 9 pm. Friday, snd<br />
DOOO to 5 p-m. 8unday. For mora<br />
information, call (31$) 455-0445<br />
A aerie* of ectiviti** related to<br />
th* exhibit begin* Jun* 24 srith s<br />
workshop to mak* your own kaieidoecope.<br />
The coat is $160. Reeer-<br />
An opening reception for the ex<br />
hibitioo tooth dicing more than<br />
100 handcrafted kaleidoecopes by<br />
Plymouth artist Andrea DeZell<br />
took First Place in the Farmington<br />
Artist* Club spring exhibit<br />
and sal* held May 19-23 at the<br />
Spicer House in Heritage Park in<br />
Fannington Hilla.<br />
The juror wss Stanley Roeen<br />
thai, sssocists professor of art st<br />
Wayne State University, president<br />
of the Michigan Water Color<br />
Society and artistic sdviaer to the<br />
Graphic Arts Council of ths Detroit<br />
Institute of Arta. DaZsU's<br />
winning painting. "Eggplant With<br />
Green Tomatoss," is an oil on pe-<br />
Sunshine, good time* and star<br />
studded night*. That's the Ann<br />
Arbor Music Fsstival, Jun* 16 to<br />
July 9, featuring internationally<br />
DIA volunteer answers cry for help<br />
known artiat* at th* Power Center<br />
for the Performing Arta, 100<br />
Fletcher (corner of Huron St) ea<br />
well a* free outdoor concert* and<br />
Should you find yourself waadimlrtfhr<br />
ia the ususwim in<br />
of a particular gallery or<br />
work rk of aft, art, help Is is rt at * hand —<br />
Torry try Hand. Ihs Drtro*<br />
H i t NOW W# ••• •<br />
wfc* WOffc M l H M<br />
\ . .<br />
«t tli«Jr regular Job*<br />
husband share the T« _ _<br />
While living ia Livonia, Hand<br />
Scouts, Town Hall and the Live<br />
ai. ^ Commiaeton<br />
moviee at "Top of the Perk"<br />
Tha feetival began in 1964 and<br />
become Aon Arbof tndition.<br />
For more information, call<br />
tha Ann Arbor Feetival Summer<br />
Peetivel ticket office (313) 764-<br />
2538.<br />
Each summer the feetival present*<br />
a divene aerie* of perfor-<br />
lerryHj^ Terry Hand<br />
•aid. J "Who could ssk for sa<br />
Volunteer of Month<br />
job or a bstter place to work? Beskftss,<br />
I lose people."<br />
Away from the mueeum. Hand<br />
Is s member of the travel group<br />
Nomads. She end her husband<br />
havs traveled to<br />
mance* rt th* Power Center for<br />
the Performing Arta. Approximately<br />
20 performance* take<br />
piece In the 1,380 sort center, including<br />
jess, pop, blue*, folk snd<br />
country music, as wail as dsncs,<br />
ooaaady end children's programs.<br />
Top of tha Park, the plesa level<br />
ol tbe Fletcher Street parking<br />
JOI Montreal be Th*y apent two wesks recently In<br />
Au.tri., C,~ho.lo».ki. ud<br />
deck, which open* June 16. offers<br />
free concert* by a wid* range of<br />
p^on«. *ech night ^ Fras<br />
months earlier." he says. That<br />
put the move behind, because he<br />
wanted to promote the disc. In tbe<br />
meantime, he and his family bed<br />
the deel of e lifetime offered to<br />
them in th* real estate market,<br />
and they had to go when they did.<br />
which, unfortunately for everyone,<br />
was only a few weeks after the<br />
disc finally was pressed. There<br />
were some hard feelings in the<br />
community because the move<br />
struck so many as a spur-of-themoment<br />
decision.<br />
"Moat people didn't know the<br />
pressure that I was under," he<br />
saya of that harrowing chapter of<br />
hia life.<br />
All of that ia water under that<br />
famed bridge now. When Gornall<br />
came, to town thia peat New<br />
Year'a Eve for a reunion show<br />
with Blue Collar at Siako'a On<br />
The Boulevard, everything<br />
clicked. The houae was sold out<br />
well in advance and the bend<br />
meshed as if no time had passed.<br />
He fully expects the seme reaction<br />
for his return trip home leter<br />
this month, when he sgain will<br />
join hi* com patriots in the Blue<br />
Collar Blue* Band — harmonica<br />
player Kenny Welk. drummer<br />
Vinnie Scelebrino snd bassist<br />
Tim Garrick — st Sisko'a.<br />
Asked if be'a excited, Gornall is<br />
quick in hia reply. "Definitely!<br />
Me and Harry (Siako) are going to<br />
stay on this schedule of s summer<br />
concert and s New Year'a Eve<br />
thing. I've done New Years' Eve<br />
there forever. I lik* it because it<br />
gets me beck home."<br />
He'a still working and working<br />
hard, though the gigs don't come<br />
as easily in Sen Francisco ss they<br />
did in Detroit He doesn't heve s<br />
Ann Arbor Music Fest<br />
features starlit nights<br />
two-decade history to sell himself<br />
with to club owners, among other<br />
things. Still, he's keeping some<br />
pretty impressive company.<br />
"I worked recently with Robert<br />
Cray's drummer and jammed<br />
with Steve Smith from Journey<br />
and Huey Lewis' bessist."<br />
He's also just recorded "some<br />
guitar fills" with Jonathan Kane<br />
of the Babys and Journey fame,<br />
and has been spending a lot of<br />
time with Kevin Russell. The guitarist<br />
originally' from Westland,<br />
is best known for his stint in the<br />
rock group 707 ("1 Could Be Good<br />
For You") and he has been building<br />
a reputation as a producer in<br />
the Bay Area.<br />
"He juat produced Rick Deninger,"<br />
Go ma 11 says, "and he<br />
plays with Clarence Clemons and<br />
people like that. He's been helping<br />
me out a lot . He knows a lot<br />
of players."<br />
"Mostly I work in San Francisco<br />
itself,' he relays. "I've got a<br />
new Blue Collar Blues Band. I<br />
know they still use the name<br />
there, but I had to use it here be<br />
cause 1 use the CD to get work.<br />
It's a three-piece most of the time.<br />
Once in a while I add a harp player,<br />
but it's pretty hard to find a<br />
Kenny Welk. I add keyboards<br />
more often.<br />
"Once things get rolling," he<br />
saya. "Ill get out more. You've got<br />
to go to L.A. if you want to get<br />
something happening."<br />
Guitar teaching fills in the quiet<br />
times.<br />
"I've always taught I do it on<br />
the side. It's the same stuff, only<br />
in a different piece "<br />
It's been nearly siz months<br />
since he and the original Blue<br />
Steve Gornall<br />
> y ,?ss<br />
{<br />
JOHN STOBMXAWD' STATT PMOTOCS-PM*B<br />
Collar Blues Band have shared a<br />
stage, so how good can they possibly<br />
sound 0<br />
"Well do a sound check, and<br />
that's all the rehearsal well<br />
need," a confident Gornall says.<br />
"I told Kenny to listen to the album,<br />
because they don't do any of<br />
that stuff any more, and 111 throw<br />
a few new things at them, but it s<br />
like riding a bike, ya know? It's<br />
all pretty straight ahead stuff.<br />
This time we'll do two nights.<br />
We're looking for a good weekend.<br />
It should be a lot of fun!" •<br />
If you have a comment or information<br />
for Mark Gallo. call (313)<br />
953-2047. mailbox 1898. on a<br />
Touch-Tone phone, or write to<br />
him care of Let'« Go.'. Observer A<br />
Eccentric Newspapers. 36251<br />
<strong>School</strong>craft. Livonia. MI 48150<br />
Organist Ashley Miller presents pops concert<br />
rf nerasaaal niece "My kmbtrni has his own ia hand doss. On aoosslnn when l | © , - i k w. Air. the Nsw York Philharmom<br />
ia Livonia He's "prt a bird or something Inurestme,"<br />
shs inc bs haa to cauttoa ms te<br />
Detroit Theetra Organ Society<br />
features Ashley Miller la a pope<br />
concert rt the Michty Wurlitaar<br />
rtpe organ 7 pja. Saturday. June<br />
17 Banate TWra. 6424 Michi<br />
pa Ave., (wort of Uveroois) De-<br />
ave $10 rt ths deer. Cell<br />
moviee *re shown on the festival *<br />
outdoor screen, plus food snd<br />
beverage* from some of Ann Ar<br />
bor'* finest restaurant* and coffee<br />
shop* are aold.<br />
Located next door to the Power<br />
Cneter, the open eir top of the<br />
Park Is ths focus of festival activity<br />
and the perfect meeting spot<br />
for festival goers before and after<br />
performancea.<br />
Hera's a list of upcoming psrformsnce*<br />
rt the Power Center for<br />
the Performing Arts. .<br />
a Ben Vsraen — 8 p.m. Saturday.<br />
June 17. Ticket* $22-$28.<br />
B Marvin Hamlisch — 8 pm.<br />
Monday. June 19. Ticket* $24-<br />
$30.<br />
B Dane* Gellery/Peter Sperling<br />
A Co. — 8 pas. Tuseday. June 20.<br />
Ticket* $10415.<br />
a Corkey SiegsJ'. Chsmber Blues<br />
— 8 p.m. Wsdneedey. June 21.<br />
Ticket* $12-118.<br />
a Glenn Miller Orchestra — 8<br />
p.m. Thursday, June 22. Tickets<br />
$14-120.<br />
B Grapes snd Glsss, sn Artistic<br />
Unveiling end Fund Raising Re<br />
caption - 5:30 p.m. Friday. June<br />
23. Tickets $40-$60.<br />
a Steve Allen - 8 p.m Friday.<br />
June 23. Ticket* $24 $30.<br />
B McCoy Tyner - 8 p.m. Satur<br />
day. June 24. Ticket* $14 $20.<br />
a Trishs Ysarwood — 8 p m<br />
Sundey. Jun* 25. Tickets $26-<br />
$32.<br />
a Tito Puente Letin Jess Ensem<br />
PrmAM*<br />
Guest artists:<br />
Corky<br />
Siegel 's<br />
Chamber<br />
Blues, performing<br />
June<br />
21 at the<br />
Ann Arbor<br />
Summer Festival,combineselements<br />
of<br />
blues and<br />
classical<br />
techniques.<br />
ble — 8 p.m. Mondey, June 26.<br />
Ticket* $14-$20.<br />
B A Yrehire Fiddle Orcbeetra snd<br />
Seline Fiddlers Philhsrmoic. 8<br />
p.m. Tuseday, June 27. Tickets<br />
$10 edults, children under 12. $5.<br />
B American Indian Dance Theatre<br />
— 8 p.m. Thursday, June 29.<br />
Ticket* $l8-$24.<br />
B Yeeterday: A Tribute to the<br />
Beetlea — 8 pm. Friday. June 30.<br />
Tlckert $12-$18.<br />
. UAC "8-reh for Toow- Air. N« Yort Philh«monjt<br />
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^Thebuiding o^n with the Symphony of the when It opened as a movie palace<br />
Juroi 31 work.<br />
Michael Farrell,<br />
associate<br />
professor in<br />
the <strong>School</strong> of<br />
Visual Artg<br />
at the University<br />
of<br />
Windsor, juried<br />
this<br />
year's Celebrate<br />
Life<br />
show. He is<br />
shown here<br />
with "Greta<br />
Come Kiss<br />
Me" by Nancy<br />
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Plymouth,<br />
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The Obaen*r> THURSDAY. JUNB 15, 1995<br />
Discover close-to-home bike routes<br />
BY HLCM CALUiiHU<br />
9T»#» wmm<br />
When weekend* «n«.<br />
undt ef Michigan cyduu arc<br />
Md) t» kit lb* road (or healthy<br />
«ufC>w and beautiful acenery<br />
But where mil they |« 1<br />
Two m n ago «riur Karen<br />
Gutuy saw a need U> anawer that<br />
question aa>l an opportunity to do<br />
it.<br />
-| worked for the Weal Michigan<br />
Tounat AaaociaUoo We were<br />
.jweys call* asking about<br />
biking and Ibane juat waan t a<br />
good collacOoo ol tup* available.'<br />
the said "l worked with a travel<br />
writer who was starting hi* own<br />
publishing company We knew<br />
there wa* a market for a bike<br />
book It wa* fun to do and alao<br />
know 1 had a publisher for it<br />
"Cycling Michigan 25 of tbe<br />
beat Bike Route* in Western<br />
Michigan" wa* published in 1993<br />
and became an instant »uccesa<br />
'When 1 started they told me<br />
regional guide book* tbat sell<br />
1.000 to 1/500 are doing good. We<br />
sold over 2.000 coptes." Gentry<br />
That success ha* led to the<br />
publication at "Cycling Michigan:<br />
4<br />
Ejstar vacation: Lisa<br />
Baker and Mary Kryska<br />
of <strong>Canton</strong> spent their<br />
Easter vacation in Port<br />
Charlotte, Florida with<br />
Lisa i grandparents<br />
Here they are with their<br />
Observer at Busch Gardens<br />
in Tampa<br />
90 of tha Beat Bike Routes in<br />
East Michigan,** ($13-96, P^g<br />
Leg! <strong>Public</strong>ation*) The book fa4<br />
lo«a the same pattern aa tha (If*<br />
book with detailed, wail written,<br />
description* of routes that follow<br />
bfeckrofeda, main roads with wide<br />
•boulders and daaagnatad bike<br />
trails. Each routs haa a dear, simple<br />
map, information an arm bika<br />
sbopa for emergencies and oo res<br />
taurants, lodging and scenic<br />
Gentry, who lives in Grand<br />
Rapids and work* as an informs<br />
tion specialist for Kent County,<br />
has been bicycling for many years<br />
but has only become a "serious<br />
cyclist ~ in tbe last eight year*<br />
Her books, however, are aimed at<br />
a wider audience than biking<br />
fanatics<br />
"I would aay the book* are not<br />
for the competitive cyclists who<br />
want to go 25 miles an hour. It's<br />
more for the recreational and<br />
weekend cydists and for families.<br />
It'a for people who want to get out<br />
and see the acenery. aee Michigan<br />
up close.'' she aaid.<br />
The new guide cover* Michigan's<br />
more populous side. But our<br />
side of the state ia Urn noted for<br />
W t "<br />
Emm<br />
(Introducing Doubletree's Dream Deal*.<br />
Tbe Only Drawback h Thai You 11 Sleep a<br />
Through Some Of It.<br />
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IU acenery. Gen try'• book givm<br />
proper appreciation to thoae<br />
beautiful<br />
we did an<br />
ia that people<br />
wanted to hike cloee to home<br />
They weren't looking for vaca<br />
but for day outings,' she<br />
Thia book follows the first with<br />
a special appreciation for the<br />
needa of tha caaual rider, eepe<br />
dally the need to eat Gentry de<br />
lights in finding and aharing<br />
restaurants, grocery storee<br />
and snack ban along the routes.<br />
"I'm not a big eater but that a<br />
definitely a matter of interest<br />
You build up an appetite when<br />
you ride and people want to know<br />
when and where they can stop<br />
Gentry aaid that feedback from<br />
readers has convinced her that<br />
ber guide is popular because it<br />
answers thorn questions that<br />
sometimes keep people from get<br />
Ung oo the road. They want to<br />
know where they can ml. where<br />
they can park their cars, how long<br />
between stops, what will they en<br />
counter on their way. how bad or<br />
good are the roads.<br />
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The new book covers such cloee<br />
to home rules as the Paint Creak<br />
Trail between Rochester and<br />
Lake Orion, the Lakelanda Trail<br />
between Hamburg and Stock<br />
bridge, two rides out of Ann Arbor,<br />
a trip around Groaee lie and<br />
a ride through Kennaington Park.<br />
It also moves up to the Thumb,<br />
the northeast Oscoda to Alpena<br />
arm and Mackinac Island. Writer<br />
Jim DuFresne helped with nine of<br />
the routes and many bicycle clubs<br />
suggested routes, as Gentry duly<br />
notes throughout the book.<br />
She picks a ride in the Up of the<br />
Thumb aa her favorite in the new<br />
book.<br />
"It has sandy beeches and<br />
prime farm land and it's straight<br />
up from Detroit, real cloee," ahe<br />
mid<br />
From her previous book ahe<br />
takes special note of the northwest<br />
aection of the state, especially<br />
the Mission Bay Peninsuls<br />
near Traverse City and the road<br />
between Petoakey %nd Croaa Village<br />
Gentry is also a booster of the<br />
Rails-to-Trails program of which<br />
Paint Creek and Lakelands sre a<br />
part She said a trail between<br />
Jerusalem: Judy and<br />
Dave Culler of Redford<br />
Township took the Observer<br />
with them to the<br />
the Old City in<br />
Jerusalem and posed<br />
with this camel. Judy retired<br />
last year as a Livonia<br />
public school music<br />
teacher and Dave retired<br />
from Garden City<br />
schools in 1992. In the<br />
background are Barbara<br />
and Roy Birmingham of<br />
Livonia about to have<br />
their picture made with<br />
the Livonia Observer.<br />
u<br />
• •••<br />
z<br />
DO<br />
c<br />
30 of the<br />
Best Bike Routes<br />
in East Michigan<br />
U By IUn« Gentry<br />
Grand Rapids and Cadillac is expected<br />
to b« completed in the<br />
near future.<br />
The Western Michigan guide is<br />
currently being updated for it*<br />
third editioo. The East Michigan<br />
book will alao be updated a*<br />
changes demand. Gentry said<br />
Tour guide<br />
Karen Gentry<br />
helps cyclistsdiscover<br />
bike routes<br />
ranging from<br />
four to 60<br />
miles in<br />
length in her<br />
newly published<br />
book<br />
"30 of the<br />
Best Bike<br />
Routes in<br />
East Michigan.<br />
"<br />
keeping the books current ia im<br />
portent<br />
"Cycling Michigan: 30 of th{<br />
Beat Bike Routes in Baat Michigan"<br />
is available at bicycle and<br />
book stores throughout the area<br />
including DAD end Town and<br />
Country bike stores and Border's<br />
Book Store.<br />
gifcg tour Phyllis and Jack Paterson of Livonia took<br />
their Observer Newspaper on an Elder Hostel Bike<br />
Tour of CaUkiU Park in lower New York State They<br />
stopped to have their picture taken in front of the<br />
Peekamoose Falls.<br />
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The Observer/ THURSDAY, JUNE 16, 1995<br />
Musical 'Forum' a mirthful toga party<br />
"A Funny Thing Happened on<br />
the Way to the Forum," 8 pm<br />
Friday, June 76, 2 p m. and 8 pm<br />
Saturday. June 17. Fordaon High<br />
<strong>School</strong> Auditorium. 13800 Ford<br />
Road, (between Schaefsr and<br />
Greenfield) Dearborn. Ticket* 18<br />
adult*. 97 aenior cituen*. Coll<br />
(313) 943-2364<br />
From the<br />
opening musical<br />
number "Come<br />
dy Tonight" to<br />
ths surprise ending,<br />
Dearborn<br />
Community<br />
Theatre's, "A<br />
Funny Thing i Happened on the<br />
Way to the Po<br />
WEI BEL<br />
rum" is > mirth<br />
ful toga party of sight gags, bawdy<br />
innuendoa, double takes and mis<br />
taken identities.<br />
"Forum" is your basic farce set<br />
to music, sprinkled with vaude<br />
villa and burleeque. Thia presents<br />
a challenge to performers because<br />
REVIEW<br />
there is no where to learn broad<br />
physical oomedy. Even the TV variety<br />
ahow has disappeared.<br />
While some of the funny busi<br />
nesa is s bit forced st times, director<br />
Rosemary Gasa, who teaches<br />
speech, forenaica and English lit<br />
ersture at Brother Rice High<br />
<strong>School</strong> in Bloomfield Hilla, has<br />
rehearsed her troupe well. Dearborn's<br />
•Forum'' has generally<br />
high production values with good<br />
acenery, costumes, music and<br />
staging.<br />
The setting is s lovely Roman<br />
courtyard with doors to three<br />
homes — one of which is s<br />
brothel. On the other side of the<br />
stage is the home of an old man<br />
who has gone off in search of his<br />
son and daughter. Center stage is<br />
" the home of Senex (a dirty old<br />
man) and his son. Hero. WTiat<br />
else would you expect in a farce'<br />
Hero haa hia eye on a newly ar-<br />
Senior sex sizzles<br />
in two-act comedy<br />
"Bermuda Avenue Triangle'<br />
continue* at the Fi*her Theatre<br />
in Detroit to June 25. Call (810)<br />
645-6666. For information, call<br />
(313)872-1000, Ext O<br />
BYGLKNNY MERJU-AT<br />
STATF Warm<br />
"Morphing" has become the<br />
rsge of the "90s. We see it in<br />
television commercials. We<br />
take the kida to see the<br />
Rangers do it in our local mov<br />
ie bouses.<br />
Now it's hit the legitimste<br />
"The Bermuds Avenue Triangle."<br />
a two-act comedy,<br />
opened June 6 at the Fisher<br />
Theatre and it didn't take long<br />
for the audience to realise that<br />
_ bey! there's major adult<br />
morphing going oo here.<br />
Triangle is the story of two<br />
tired, dispirit**! old women<br />
played by Bea Arthur and Renee<br />
Taylor, who have been<br />
shuttled off to a retirement village<br />
in Florida by their daughters<br />
to spend their fading golden<br />
years, only to tarn into raging<br />
sexpots.<br />
The object of their ardor and<br />
reaaon for their dramatic life<br />
style change is played by Joe<br />
Bologna, who is perhape in<br />
worm shape than they are, but<br />
won't admit it. In his denial,<br />
be fires the banked flames of<br />
paaaion and awakens the li<strong>bid</strong>os<br />
of both women wbo<br />
thought their lima, forget their<br />
sex Uvea, were over.<br />
The two veteran television<br />
and stags actresses pull out all<br />
the stops in their portrayals of<br />
stereotypical Italian and Jewiah<br />
mothers. Their telephone<br />
conversations with their<br />
daughters brought sustained<br />
laughter of recognition from<br />
the opening-night audience<br />
"A person could die from<br />
; pastel poisoning." rages Arthur's<br />
character aa she glances<br />
around the pals pink and green<br />
coodo.<br />
Taylor doean't quite pull<br />
plastic slip cover* from her<br />
V<br />
Bea Arthur<br />
purse, but instead "roorphs"<br />
the sofa with a hideoua. dashing<br />
crocheted sfghan.<br />
There ia high comedy in Triangle<br />
liberally laced with explicit<br />
language and outrageous<br />
ethnic humor aa "The Golden<br />
Girls' " Arthur and The Nanny's<br />
yenta of a mother<br />
transform themselves into sex<br />
kittens snd in the process become<br />
two different, compaBsionate<br />
people.<br />
Another familiar face and remembered<br />
voice is Triangle's<br />
fourth cast-member. Audienc<br />
es will remember Cliff Norton<br />
from his hundreds of appear<br />
ances on network television<br />
dating back to the Ed Sullivan<br />
era.<br />
Norton plays a rabbi and<br />
head of the condo organization<br />
who welcomes "with a gift of fiber"<br />
what he believe* to be two<br />
gentle, geriatric ladies into his<br />
little dan of bead-atringing<br />
seniors. When their metamor<br />
phoeis is complete his incredulity<br />
is dassic.<br />
For thoae who enjoy rnakeo<br />
vers (Arthur in a red wig!),<br />
makeup (Taylor's eyes, lips<br />
and legs), and make-out (do<br />
they still call it that?), pay a<br />
visit to The Bermuda Street<br />
Triangle" at the Fiaher before<br />
it closes on June 25 snd heads<br />
•croaa the Atlantic for an extended<br />
run in London.<br />
Triangle wss written by Taylor<br />
and Bologna, with Bologna<br />
alao directing.<br />
ON TUNE 24TH,<br />
THE CURTAIN GOES<br />
UP FOR A PERFECT<br />
PERFORMANCE.<br />
Join U« For Tkis Very Special Event.<br />
• Thia special Lladrd figurine, "For A Rcrfcct I¥rformanec."<br />
ha, been omred osdimvcly for this one day event<br />
• Preview the New Fall items<br />
. » b. rami oo 31.1995-Ul b.<br />
announced<br />
. All who puitW s figurine or joui the Llsdrt Society<br />
will recove a complimentary gift<br />
In the < xwrtertouO'**>rc ist<br />
Okie World _ M<br />
Canterbury Village<br />
r j n -<br />
2 P<br />
^ — —<br />
w t i Z ' c Z Z " w<br />
0/# m-sm<br />
rived courtesan — who it turns<br />
out Is • virgin. To his slave, Peeu<br />
dolus, he says. "Get me that girl,<br />
and you are free The problem is,<br />
the girl bss already been purchased<br />
by s self-centered captain<br />
in the Roman Army. And gueaa<br />
what? Hero's father. Senex, is<br />
also pursuing the damsel, thinking<br />
ahe is the new maid.<br />
Around and around they go.<br />
with Tom Downey leading the<br />
way as the slave Pseudolus<br />
scheming for his freedom. With<br />
effervescence and energy he keeps<br />
the show moving aa his plan survives<br />
one calamity after another.<br />
Ron Richards, s science teacher<br />
and swim team coach at Brother<br />
Rice High <strong>School</strong>, is delightful aa<br />
the naive, nerdy Hero. Rebecca<br />
Staffend of Livonia is springtime<br />
fresh as the slightly daffy virgin.<br />
PhiUa.<br />
CJ. Nodus is splendid ss the<br />
henpecked fsther. Senex, with an<br />
eye for a well turned antfe. Dianne<br />
Bernick scores as hia imperious<br />
wife, Domina.<br />
Perhaps the beat performance<br />
i« turned in by Greg Viacomi as<br />
the smug snd conceited Roman<br />
Captain, Miles Gloriouaua. Hia.<br />
•aides, voice and character are excellent.<br />
Clif Levin is likawise very good<br />
as the hyperactive slave, Hysterinm<br />
and Matt Higgins has juat the<br />
right touch of debauchery as<br />
Lycus. the buyer and seller of<br />
courtesans.<br />
The courtesans add spice to tbe<br />
show, snd Lewis Sequin grabs his<br />
share of laughs with a few lines as<br />
Erronius, the old man in search of<br />
his children. And gueaa what? He<br />
finds them in a gaggle of geese.<br />
How else would a farce end?<br />
Music director is Csrole Mihalo<br />
of Livonia. The cast slso indudes<br />
Thomas Downey of Westlsnd as<br />
Prologua/Pseudolus, Chris<br />
Drouin snd Carlo* Sou ffrant of<br />
Troy aa Proteans.<br />
Bob Weibel of Wetland ie a<br />
freelance writer, who ha* epent<br />
more than 25 year* in community<br />
theater a* a director, designer and<br />
performer.<br />
Circus sets up tent at Meadow Brook<br />
BY KEEI.Y WYGONIK<br />
8T*r» WRITES<br />
For 12 weeks each year, tbe Big<br />
Apple Circus, which ia coming to<br />
Meadow Brook June 16-27, performs<br />
at the Lincoln Center in<br />
New York. "We have trailers<br />
parked alongside the well of the<br />
Metropolitan Opera Theatre,"<br />
said Paul Binder, founder snd srtistic<br />
director "We're something<br />
specisl."<br />
The circus performs under a<br />
1.972 square foot, big-top tent-<br />
No seat is more than 50 feet away<br />
from the action in the ring. "Our<br />
circus ia like circuaea in Europe.'<br />
said Binder. "It incorporates ss<br />
pects of trsditionsl thester, including<br />
original muaic, lighting,<br />
choreography, seta and costumes<br />
with classical circus elements, including<br />
aerial acta, clowning,<br />
mime, juggling and acrobatics,<br />
and a special focus on claaaical<br />
equestrianism."<br />
Each year's show is created<br />
around a spedfic theme, and the<br />
heart of the a reus is a small core<br />
company of performers who return<br />
each year with new acta centered<br />
around the new theme. They<br />
are joined by guest artiste from<br />
around the world, 20 countries in<br />
all including Russia snd Mexico.<br />
- Thia year's theme ia "Grandma<br />
Meeta Mummenschsnx," snd<br />
takes circus goers to s magical<br />
world where the Mummenachanz<br />
(Miguel Camerero and Cathy<br />
Callhoun) meet both the human<br />
and animal inhabitants of the<br />
circus ring. The show features the<br />
beloved down character Grandma,<br />
(Barry Lubin).<br />
"Mummenschanx is a Swiss<br />
group that does movement theater<br />
with puppets and abstract<br />
characters. Some of them sre<br />
eight feet tall," mid Binder<br />
"Grandma encounters these characters.<br />
At first she's sfraid, but.<br />
Funny Focum: Philia (Rebecca Staffend of Livonia) and<br />
Senex (C.J. Nodus) in a scene from "A Funny Thing<br />
Happened on the Way to the Forum." .<br />
like all grandmas she'd rather<br />
knit them a sweater than scare<br />
them away. So Grandma introduces<br />
them to the elephant* and<br />
other people in the circus.'<br />
From Denmsrk. world-renowned<br />
equestrian Katja<br />
Schumann, who has been married<br />
to Binder for 11 years, snd her father.<br />
Max Schumann, present<br />
their regal stallion romping in a<br />
lively act with a Copland inspired<br />
mariachi beat.<br />
Other acts include the frantic<br />
antics of Arturo Alegris of Mexico.<br />
s juggler of ping-pong balls<br />
and soft balls; sward-winning trapezist<br />
Elena Panova. and the aerial<br />
acrobat Egorov Troupe of Ruasia;<br />
and America's Ben Williams<br />
who teams with his 5.000 pachy<br />
derm pal. Ned. in a funny set<br />
where Ben shares hia lunch.<br />
Big Apple Circus<br />
Wheel a Mrtmrwx June 1&-<br />
27. under air-conditioned Big<br />
Top lent at Meadow Brook on<br />
the Oakland University<br />
Campus, (southwest corner of<br />
Walton Boulevard and Adams<br />
Road) Rochester<br />
Show thnmss 1 pm. Friday.<br />
June 16; 1 and 7 p.m.'<br />
Saturday; June 17; 1 and 5<br />
p.m Sunday. June 18; 1 p.m.<br />
Monday. June 19; no shows<br />
June 20; Vand7 p.m<br />
Wednesday. June 21 and<br />
Tuesday, June 27.<br />
Tickets; Range $18-125<br />
(weekday evenings and weekends).<br />
$12-$20 (weekday<br />
matinees) Can (810) 645-<br />
6666. For more mlormaticxv<br />
caH (313) 923-8250.<br />
Greenfield Village musters array of car collectors<br />
Steer into the past lane for a<br />
sentimental journey during Motor<br />
Muster June 17-18 at Greenfield<br />
Village in Dearborn.<br />
From the crime de la chrome of<br />
the 1930s to the fin-taatic fantasy<br />
machines of the 1960s, this gsthering<br />
of collectors from across the<br />
nstionsl features 500 vehicles including<br />
cars, trucks, bikes snd<br />
motorcycles.<br />
Vintage vehicles cruise through<br />
Village streets for s narrated<br />
pass-in-review, offering a chsnce<br />
to learn more about automotive<br />
history, design snd restoration<br />
from nationally recognized experts.<br />
When they're not psrsding. the<br />
vehicles will be on displsy for<br />
tours. Visitors can also meet the<br />
collectors.<br />
Children can try toys their par<br />
enta snd grandparents enjoyed,<br />
including hula hoops and pogo<br />
sticks. Each day concludes with<br />
the Popular Choice awards. Visitors<br />
csn vote for their favorites,<br />
and watch the winners make a<br />
"victory lap."<br />
&<br />
lladr£><br />
-For A Perfect<br />
Performance"<br />
10W $510 FREE<br />
Motor Muster marks the beginning<br />
of Greenfield Village's Sum<br />
mer Festival, June 17 to Aug. 21.<br />
Vistors can meet George Washington<br />
Carver and learn how his<br />
ingenuity unlocked a miracle in a<br />
nutshell.<br />
500<br />
A new presentation shows how<br />
playing with toys and riding bikes<br />
helped the Wright Brothers solve<br />
the mysteries of powered flight.<br />
Summer Festivsl slso offers craft<br />
demonstrations and make-andtake<br />
activities.<br />
MICHIGAN'S LARGEST & FINEST<br />
ii T<br />
i<br />
GREAT SELECTION OF<br />
•Handguns 'Rifles 'Ammo<br />
•Safes 'Shotguns "Knives<br />
•Military Items -Hunting Supplies<br />
•Plus Much More!<br />
Friday Is Set-Up Day Come Early<br />
For Kmr Best Deals!<br />
Not AM Deafer* AsrSopaW On Fndey*<br />
Henry Ford Museum k Greenfield<br />
Villsge are assessable via 1-<br />
75. I 94. Southfidd Freeway and<br />
Michigan Ave. Hours are 9 a.m. to<br />
5 p.m. Call (313) 271-1976 or 1-<br />
800-835-5237 for viai tor information.<br />
W Bur.'<br />
TRADE]<br />
seii!<br />
MARKET<br />
„. | U FOVEA 1200 EXHIBIT AREAS-FUN FOR "ME WHOLE FAMILY 1 I COAUMA rvtu^<br />
I 7 TOOTB^nailSUNOEB I OF EXHIBITION AREAS.<br />
JEotSBKW* I 40 ACRES OF RAVE0 RWKING * GREAT FOOD<br />
Quartet featured at chamber festival<br />
Great Lakee Chamber Muaic K»n<br />
%al ^xiatinuw at Tempi* Beth Ki<br />
Chapel & p-m Thursday. June 15 with<br />
* concert featuring vtoflNMfa Minam<br />
F ried and Paul Bias. piaA!*!*<br />
Jonathan Bui and J-ame* Toceo, Br><br />
an Kennedy Horn and the Anwmrt<br />
String Quartet TW concert will br<br />
by • 7 pm coooert featuring<br />
father too duo Paul and Jonathon<br />
HIM and father daughter duo Jamee<br />
and Rho>a Toecu<br />
• TSere mil be two concert* cm Satur<br />
day. June 17 at St Hugu of tbe Hdla<br />
Catholic Church — a children » concert<br />
St_nrvg» and Things in the per<br />
»h ball at 3:30"pm featuring the Am<br />
rrnet String Quartet, and an 8 p m<br />
concert in the sanctuary featuring<br />
Fried. HIM. Nathaniel Roaen. cello.<br />
Ruth Laredo, ptano. To.co. and the<br />
Detrort Chamber Wind*<br />
A U U I T I O N S<br />
. H-ymouth m u m euao<br />
DoaK mjamoc* t* we -reaeai c»ey V<br />
se^M 6 30-10p» c -*Sey »**<br />
1V 16. et me Water Tower '*e«jtre r- Son*<br />
,reer» * w IS<br />
It. Dan 1 ' " L^eyaoe. Aoy*<br />
iSl2F«dre- S*utare. par<br />
, S10 naaaday pareemancea Ca«<br />
,7 9pm Tuesdays end THxv<br />
aaya or 11 3 0 am to I 30pm Fadars<br />
»10» 541 6430<br />
Y O U T H<br />
" T H E A T E R<br />
C8l0)340ail0<br />
CABARET/<br />
b l N l ^ E H |<br />
{313)271 IB20.UL<br />
and 1 aeMaaNRNl-TSi<br />
MIW CM sao as pop<br />
CLASSICAL<br />
The concert will be preceded by a -7<br />
p m prelude featuring student partici<br />
pant* from the chamber muaic work<br />
*hop for vouoi people *pon*ored y the<br />
Great Lake. Chamber Muaic Feetival.<br />
Concert ticket* are $20; ntudent*<br />
and senior citiaena, $18. The chil<br />
dren's concer ia $3 per child, adult*<br />
admitted free Call Ooaros 6 p.m Tuesday Sat<br />
^aey 7 p-m deo*ti*e; 4 p.m ooan*><<br />
isrv 5 p.m<br />
- 810> 960- 9*aO<br />
. WATfUCU*<br />
T*e**e< Out) SeafboflGre presents Fa<br />
rr«u»Oetectrve 7 15pm Weonesdar ***<br />
21 39600 Are> *rt»r ftoad WymouOi r MUSK Theatre. Chene A Ai»ater Detrort<br />
Tenets 15<br />
(3131 3930066<br />
JAZ2DOO<br />
Uavr Kann on alto ciarmet and Ke«n vree<br />
tand pono. lVwi»i re0h*a at Le Metro.<br />
29855 Northtwesterr- SouthfteW<br />
,810)3532757<br />
LATTK<br />
Cjurtamt Mer** Me "il eny Ramo and *xa»<br />
tSi Ne«> >>ep*er Ramc 7 30-11 p m TNXSday<br />
Setixday 588 S Wood-arfl Bimwn^am<br />
1810\ 644-3122<br />
ROM BROOMS TWO<br />
Performs Fndey, Satixday A** 1617 Bea of<br />
PvacAse. 207 AsNey Ann Artx* Cover cnarfe<br />
Must oe 21<br />
(313) 662«310<br />
SAX0PH0MST OAMtL CAPTHANi<br />
Muse by Moonlit 6-10 pm TN*sdeys<br />
Coofc's Gansen. 225 Easi map* Brme»«nam<br />
eewh Community Cento. 6600 Nest<br />
UapM at OraAe. New BtoomfteM Townaho<br />
Tenets 112 50 to 115<br />
(810)661-7649<br />
. SPOTUQNT Fl ST1V AL<br />
setgneomood theater*, choches. shops, res<br />
tenants and gMenes «n Grand Ocus park area<br />
of Detroit stage various entertainment events<br />
Monday, mnt 26 Dee TNI IUMPWS<br />
9 p.m. Fndey. Ajne 16. Sports. 166 Maple.<br />
Wyandotte Cover charge 21 and o»o; 9 p.m<br />
Saturday. Ajne 17. Old Woodward Grti. 555 S<br />
Woodward A»e . Brmmgham Cover charge 21<br />
and oldo (Wues)<br />
(313) 285 5060/(810) 642 9400<br />
With B« Bkxk. 9 pm. Satoday. Ame 17. at<br />
St Andrew's HM. 431 E Congress. Detroit<br />
1850 18 and oldo (rock)<br />
(313? 961 MELT<br />
MO DAVE AND TNi ULTRASONIC!<br />
9 p.m. Monday. Ajne 19. Rtefc's, 611 Church<br />
St.. Ann A/bor Cover charge 21 and older<br />
(313)996-2747<br />
K1J1 COLLAR RU*S SAM><br />
9 pm. Fndey. Ajne 23. Sports. 166 Maple<br />
Wyandotta Covo charge 21 and oldo. (Wuas)<br />
(313) 852 6433<br />
9 pm. Wednesday. Ame 21. Norm s ftNdog<br />
Tavern. 3982 Auburn Road. Rochester HMs<br />
Cover charge 21 and oldo (Wues)<br />
(810)852 2707<br />
M N SUIT<br />
8 p.m. Saturday. Ajne 17. VeAWe's. 19172<br />
Grend Pivo Ave . Detroit Covo charge 21 and<br />
otdo (blues)<br />
(313) 535-0495<br />
. GLUFSAAUTIC<br />
9 p.m. Thursday. Ajne 22. 0 Outi. 29 S Sa®<br />
naw. Pontiac Covo charge 21 and oldo<br />
(blues)<br />
(810)334 7411<br />
. BLUCS ACTION COUNCA.<br />
9 p.m Fndey Ajne 16. Stan s Dugout. 3350<br />
Auburn Road. Autum HMs Covo charge 21<br />
and oldo (Wues)<br />
(810) 852-6433<br />
• BOMB POPS<br />
With Defwens and Baby. 9 p.m. Friday. Ame<br />
23. N A*vm ». 5756 Caas Ave . Detroit 15 18<br />
and older (aftonetive)<br />
(313)832 2365 .<br />
WOODED AW*., FemdeN »5 21 v«i .<br />
1815 N. Mam St , BoyO Oafc 1 6 21 and o*do.<br />
laRemative roefcj<br />
(810) 580 3344<br />
WRh nam. 9 p.m Wednesday, Ama 21. M<br />
Ntak'B. 811 Church St. Ann Arbor 15 21 and<br />
(313)996-2747<br />
9:30 p.m. Fndey, Am 16. Blind Ptg. 208-208<br />
S. Frst St.. Ann Artx* Covo charge. 19 and<br />
otto («ur*y rock)<br />
(313)996-8965<br />
TME 8LTTLER TWPTS<br />
9 p.m. Friday. June 16. Q Club. 29 S. Sagmew.<br />
Ponuac Covo charge 21 end older (bkjaa)<br />
(810) 334-7411<br />
. CMMCL anos. wmi TWHWTTA DAVIS<br />
9 p m. Fndey. Ame 16. Old Woodwerd GUM.<br />
555 S Woodwerd Are.. Bemm^Nm. Covo<br />
charge. 21 and oMer; 9pre. Set Ajne 17.<br />
Moby Dick"*. 5452 SchaeNr Road. Daobom<br />
Covo charge 21 end oldo (RAB)<br />
(810)642 9400<br />
> TME CMUBAJTS<br />
8 p.m. Friday. Ajne 23. Lavendo Moon CaN,<br />
205 W Nme MM Road. FamdNe 12 AM ages<br />
(aRamatlva rock)<br />
(810) 398 MOON<br />
. QE0R0E CUNT0N<br />
with tha P-Funk Al Stan and Parfcament Funkadekc.<br />
7 p.m Thursday. Ajne 29. Chene Park<br />
MUSK Theatre. Chene and Atwater streets, one<br />
rrNeaaat of the Renansance Cento. Oetrwt<br />
126.50 pevNon; $22.50 lawn Al ages (1UN)<br />
(313) 393-0066<br />
• CLUTCH<br />
With Tad. 7:30 p.m. Thursday. Ame 22. N<br />
Phoenn Ptare Amphitheatre. 10 Weto St..<br />
Pontiac. $10. Al ages (moode hard rock)<br />
(810)335 4850<br />
. "00000A PALOOIA"<br />
Featuring Dick CoUbon and The Poynders.<br />
Mlrm Hone. Mudpuppy with Pol Randolph,<br />
and Calcutta Rugs. 7 p.m. Fndey. Ama 23. M<br />
Ma«c Bag Theatre CaN. 22918 Woodward<br />
Ave . FamdNe 17. 18 end oldo Benefits the<br />
Michigan Humane Soaety (pop/bfcjes/boo®e)<br />
(810)544 3030<br />
. COWBOYS FROM HEU<br />
Pemera tribute band, with Paxton Hood. 9 p.m<br />
Friday. Ajne 23. The R»U. 17580 Fra/ho. Rose<br />
vNe 17. 18 and oldo (rock)<br />
(810) 778-6404<br />
With Genoade. 9 p.m. Thursday. Ame 15. N<br />
GrtfTs GrB. 49 N Satfryw, Pontiac 15. 21 and<br />
older, (hard rock)<br />
(810)334 9292<br />
DANNY BLUE BAND<br />
7 pm. Sunday. Ame 18. and Th**sdey. June<br />
22. The Stmg. 20231 James Couzens. Detroit<br />
110.21 and oldo (bkies)<br />
(313)341-6164<br />
. DETROIT BLUES BAND<br />
9 p.m. Saturday. June 17. Q CM3. 29 S Sag)<br />
naw. Ponbac. Covo charge 21<br />
(810)334 7411<br />
With MoNeaas Gre«. and e tasrem show by<br />
irw-fi iNeignw Eugenia Paul. 8 p.m. Thusday<br />
June 22. * Mage Bag Thaeoe CaN. 22918 With VtoN Peacock. 8 p-m. Tuesday. June 20<br />
Marvin HamlMx perform* at the Ann Arbor Summer Festival 8p.m. Monday, June 19. For more information, call the<br />
ticket office, (313) 764 2638.<br />
*<br />
l<br />
9TKPMZN PAJW<br />
Having a party: Local alternapopsters Tearjerks — from top, singer/guitarist<br />
Mike Nolan of Troy, keyboardist Landen Summay,<br />
bassist Jim Sabourin. singer/guitarist Mikey Brown, and<br />
drummer Matt Aljian of Birmingham — celebrate the release of<br />
their debut CD "Looe This Way" with a party and performance<br />
at 9 p.m. June 17, at Lili's, 2930 Jacob, Hamtramck. $5 cover; 21older<br />
show. Call 875-6555.<br />
The ShOto bOow St. Andrew's HM. 431 E-<br />
Congress. Detroit. 16. 18 end oldN. (aRame<br />
tive rock)<br />
(313J961MELT<br />
DOWNER'S 8N0VE<br />
With Baked Potato. Tate s Basement, end<br />
Vietnam Prom. Saturday, Ame 17. at The<br />
Foundry. 18000 E. Warren (between Mack and<br />
Cadoux). Detro*. 15 18 and oldo (rock)<br />
(313)886-7073<br />
TY<br />
Goth Brooks tormer guitanst. 8 p.m Friday.<br />
June 16. Diamonds and S|Ajrs. 25 S. Se®naw.<br />
Pontiac Cover charge 21 and oldo (country)<br />
(810)334-4409<br />
EKOOSTBT HOOKAH<br />
9 30 p-m Friday. June 23. Band Pig. 206-208<br />
S First SL. Arm Artwr Covo charge. 19 and<br />
otdo (Deadheed rock)<br />
(313)996-8555<br />
EPIC UNOEROROUND<br />
9 p.m Thursday. Ame 22. GrtfTs Grtl. 49 N.<br />
Sagmew. Pontiac . 21 and oldo $5. 21 and<br />
oldo. (rock)<br />
(810)334-9292<br />
' EUREKA BLUE MOONS<br />
9 p.m Friday. June 23-SN Ajne 24. Q CAO.<br />
29 S. Sagmaw. Ponuac Covo charge. 21 and<br />
oldo. (blues)<br />
(810)334-7411<br />
• EXPERIENCED<br />
Saturday. June 17. AMn's. 5756 Care Are.,<br />
Detroit- $5. 18 and older (Am Hendn* covers/<br />
inspred muse)<br />
(313)832 2355<br />
• FEAR<br />
, With Pist N-Broke. 7:30 p.m. Tuesday. Ame<br />
20. St Andrew s HM. 431 E. Confess. De<br />
trot $ 10. Al ages. (NtamaOve)<br />
(313) 961-MELT<br />
. MELISSA FERWCK<br />
WWi Simon Bormey. 8 pm. Fndey, Ame 16.<br />
7th House. 7 N Saginaw. Pormec. $7. 18 end<br />
oldo. (smgo/songwrtler)<br />
(810) 335-8100<br />
. nOKT<br />
WRh Monsto Voodoo Machme. 9 p.m Satu<br />
day. Ame 17, at The RRz. 17580 Freiho. Rose<br />
«Me $15. 18 end otdo. (rock)<br />
(810) 778-6404<br />
. •• 1 *88 FROO ISLAND FESTIVAL"<br />
With The Motor City Street Band (5:30 pm ).<br />
CharlM GabrtN's New Orleans Jaa Band (7<br />
pjn.). Al Rapone and Zydeco Express (8:30<br />
pm.) and Or. John (J0:30 p.m.). Friday. June<br />
23, along the Hieon Rtvo In YpaSanQ's Depot<br />
Tooi. Qazz/* "***' '/Zydaco)<br />
(313)487-2229<br />
• 8AOOADA VBA<br />
WRh IN0/VJN0 and Fethers of the E). 9 pm.<br />
Thursday. June IS, at AMn's. 5756 Caes Are..<br />
Detroit $5. 18 end older (aRamaOve)<br />
(313)832-2365<br />
. "THE BUNTS OP MOTOWN"<br />
WRh Four Top*. The Temptations. The<br />
Spmnar*. Amior Waoo, Mary Wieon of Tha<br />
Supreme*. 7 pm. Friday, Ama 23. N Pme<br />
Knob Music Theatre. 1-75 and SeeneOaw Roed.<br />
Ookaton $22 paNfcm; $ 12-50 Wen. Al agea<br />
(Motown)<br />
(810)377-0100 ,<br />
B GOOO 1 ST ANNF<br />
WRh SNksa Goddeaa. Tyrone's PowarMieel.<br />
Hany Chronic A., and Fonaaca. 8 pre. Sattaday<br />
Jtma 17. M^c Bag Thaebe CaN. 22918<br />
woodward Are.. FemdeN SS. 18 end older<br />
(MNTNUM rock)<br />
(810) 544-3030<br />
8NEEN APPLE QIRCH STEP<br />
WRh Enormous. 6 pm. FRd^. Ama 23. Tlo<br />
r below 9c Androe's Hat, 431 E. Oon-<br />
pl 3) 961 -MELT<br />
WtthTheT<br />
»and The PuNadona. 9:30<br />
pre i r e a i N I T . M B M ng. 206-208<br />
S FN* SL. Arm After. Oorer dharge 19 end<br />
(313) 996-8555<br />
, 9 pm. Friday. Ame IS<br />
The NRZ. 17580 Fnoho. RoaaMfc SS. 18 and<br />
(810) 778-6404<br />
WRhThe I<br />
LuttM FNMg. JMN 18. M 1h» h*0+f.<br />
180001. WNSNI UNMNIH MMA and CP-<br />
M ) . OatroR. $8 iBandt<br />
(313) 8H« . 7073<br />
I STAND MUTE<br />
WRh Torque. Saturday. June 17.NGHfTsGiB.<br />
49 N. Seffne*. Ponbac. 15. 21 and oldw.<br />
(rock)<br />
(810)334 9292<br />
i Las ToaBtas. 9 30 p m Wednesday. Ame<br />
21. BNid Pit 20fr 208 S Frtt SL. Arm A/bor<br />
Covo choge. 19 and oldo (ethnic/" Gypay<br />
arous Ajnk")<br />
(313) 996-8555<br />
THE RRPA-nEWTS<br />
With RiddN Me This. 9 30 p.m. Thursday, Ame<br />
15. Bknd Pig. 206 208 S First St , Ann Arte*<br />
Covo charge 19 and oldo (alternative roc*)<br />
(313)996-8555<br />
9 p.m Thursday, Ama 15. and Thursday. Ame<br />
22. The Impound. 17320 Harpo. Detroit- Cov<br />
er cnoge 21 and older. 5-7 p.#> SatimJey.<br />
June 17. the Strawberry FesttvN on Mam<br />
Street. BeievNe Free Al eges (Memative<br />
rock)<br />
(313) 884-9441/(313) 721 1622<br />
ISABELLA ST M r w w ,<br />
With She's So Huge. Daddy SUtch. Jarrre Ferf<br />
Supersto. end Ptunhogg, 8 p.m. Fndey. June<br />
16 at Magic Bag Theatre CaN. 22918 Woodward<br />
Ave.. FemdaN $5. 18 and oMo (hod<br />
aitemaove rock)<br />
(810)544-3030<br />
. NROU JAMES AND THE FLAMETHROWERS<br />
9 p.m. Saturday. June 17. Moby De* s. 5452<br />
Schaeter Road. Deerbom Covo ctiarge 21<br />
and oldo. (blues)<br />
(313)242-6000<br />
. JERHT AND THE JUVEMLES<br />
9 pm. Thursday. June 15. Rick s, 611 Church<br />
St., Ann Arbor Covo charge 21 and older<br />
(313)996-2747<br />
. jgg gnu<br />
With Machinery HM. Fndey. June 23. M Rick s.<br />
611 Church St.. Arm Arbor Cover cfterge. 21<br />
and oldo. (lUnky rock)<br />
(313)996-2747<br />
• HORN<br />
With The Holy Cows and KJSS Me Screemmg.<br />
Saturday. Ame 17. at Rick's. 611 Cl**ch St..<br />
Ann Arbor 15 21 snd older (hard rock/eRarnativerocfc)<br />
(313)996-2747<br />
. LITTLE SISTER<br />
8 p.m. Thursday. June 15. Mage Stick ebove<br />
Rock n Bowl. 4120 Woodward Ave , Detroit<br />
15. 21 and oldo (roove heavy rock, blues.<br />
)azz and funk)<br />
(313)833-9700<br />
• LUNAOBCKS<br />
WRh Trash Brats end Trucker. 6 pm. Saturday,<br />
June 17. The She«o below St. Andrew s HM.<br />
431 E. Confess. Detroit. 18 Al ages, (efter<br />
native rock)<br />
(313) 961-MELT<br />
MAJESTY CRUSH<br />
Thursday. June 22. Ma«c Sbck above Rock n'<br />
Bowl. 4120 Woodward Are.. Detroit $5. 21<br />
and oldo. (ethereM rock)<br />
(313)833-9700<br />
. PAUL MARVW BLUES BAND<br />
9 p.m. Friday. June 23. Stan s DugoiA. 3360<br />
Autum Road. Aubon HNs. Covo charge. 21<br />
and oldo. (Hues)<br />
(810)852-6433<br />
MANY I<br />
Monday. Ajne 19-20. Beckseat Saloon. 3064<br />
Orchaed Lake Road. Kaago Hobor. Cover<br />
charge. 21 end oldo. (acoiadc)<br />
(810)882 1119<br />
> MOTOR DOLLS<br />
9 p m. Fddea. Ajne 23, UTe. 2930 Jecob.<br />
Hamtramck 15.21 end oMo. (rot*)<br />
(313)875-6666<br />
WwTpet»orMaN ON OKiona Bo*. 9 pm. Frlday.<br />
Ajne 1S N UTs, 2930 iecob, I<br />
tramck. SS. 21 end i "<br />
(313)875-6666<br />
Friday. Ame 16. MNCa 611 Churth SL. Arm<br />
21 a<br />
(313)988-2747<br />
SI I CHaOl<br />
Aibor Covochaige. 21 end oldo. (aRi<br />
(3131808-2747<br />
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431 E. Congraaa. OaNoR. $12.50mi<br />
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pi 3)881-MELT<br />
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Ama IT. Buddy s<br />
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• 7 1<br />
v^'aadCornpany and Chrts DuartaJ pre.<br />
Friday. Ama 16. N Pine Knob Muaic Theaere I-<br />
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San; $12.90 Nam Aiagre (rot*)<br />
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TIC PLANTS<br />
WRh The Bucket. Friday. Ame 23. M OfRTs<br />
XM. 49 N. Sa#naw. Ponbac. SS. 21 and oldo.<br />
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WRh Suck* To Be You and Aldoue Murtay . 9<br />
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(pop)<br />
(810)377^)100<br />
WRh Deferens. 9 pre. Fndey. Aine 16. N<br />
Grtirs GrB. 49 N. Satfnaw. Poreiac. $5. 21 and<br />
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(810)334-9292<br />
9 p.m. Thursday. June 15. end Sunday. June<br />
18. 0 Club. 29 S. Sagmaw, Pontiac. Covo<br />
cherge. 21 end oldo (bAies)<br />
(810)334-7411<br />
With AZUR. Syrant. Motheriode and Nobody's<br />
Heroes oompetmg for a chance to open for Lynyrd<br />
Skynyrd Nto thN eummo e« «ne Knob. 9<br />
pre. Thursday. Ame 15. The RRz. 17580 Frazho.<br />
Roeevae $6 18 and oldo (rock)<br />
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Bknd P*. 206-208 S Fest SL. Ann Artw 19<br />
and oldo. (rock)<br />
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. SON OF ROCCOCO<br />
9 p.m Friday. Ame 23. Alvm's. 5756 Care<br />
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. SOULS AT ZERO<br />
With Phunhogg. M.U.T.. and Harm s Way. 9<br />
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Uio. RoeevNe $7. 18 end oldo. (rock)<br />
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• JPANE<br />
9 p.m Fndey. Ame 16. Theodoors. 705 Cross<br />
St. W.. Ypotenti. (aAemetive)<br />
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. STATION NEW<br />
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6650 ASen Road. Aien Park (rock)<br />
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. STEPHEN STK1S<br />
8 p.m. Friday. June 16. Meadow Brook Muse<br />
FestrvO. OOdand University. Walton BoiAevard<br />
and SqumO Hoed. Rochester $20 pevNon,<br />
$10 lawn, (pop)<br />
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• SUNSET BLUES BAND<br />
9 p.m. to 1 are. Friday. June 16. Barnstorm<br />
erv 9411 E. M-36. Whitmore Lake Covo<br />
cherge 21 and oldo. (bkies)<br />
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. TATE'S BASEMENT<br />
9.30 p.m Tuesday. June 20. Bknd Pig. 206<br />
208 S. First SL. Ann Arbor Covo charge 19<br />
and older, (rock)<br />
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. TEARJERKS<br />
WRh LoRpep GuNJ. celebrate roease of CD<br />
wRh party and performance 9 p.m. Satudey.<br />
June 17.« LA's. 2930 Jecob. Hemtramck 15<br />
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With America. 7 30 p.m. Wednesday . June 21.<br />
at Pme Knob Muse Theatre. I 75 and Sasha<br />
baw Road. Ciokston 122.50 end $17.50 pevNon;<br />
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(810)377-0100<br />
• THUNDERHARP CHOFR<br />
7.30 pre. Wednesdey. June 21. Towo<br />
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Alages<br />
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. itllNlLJHC WO I D<br />
9:30 pm Friday. Aine 23. Cava Java. 1101 S.<br />
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pop)<br />
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VWeo eppreaabon ntght. 8 p.m. Tuesday. Ame<br />
20, 3-0, 1815N. Mam SL. RoyN Oak. Free<br />
before 9 pre. 21 end oldo (video)<br />
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WKCO<br />
Featuring former members o# UncN Tupelo,<br />
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7th Houee. 7 N. Sagmaw Pontiac. $10. 18<br />
and oldo (Nlemetive)<br />
pl3) 335-8100<br />
Thursdey. Ame 15. Coyote Club. 1 N Setfnew<br />
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WoodwretJAve . RoyN Oa*. 21 end oldo<br />
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Ame IS. TOM efSwehoa conducted by<br />
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1 JO pre T«eedar-T*peday. Ama 20-22.<br />
Uiacheon edwM Me $T.S0c OR! tor Naanre<br />
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Listen up<br />
British bands,<br />
we want fun<br />
not attitude<br />
einc a htg fan of th* Man<br />
cbMUr music scene and<br />
B tvav\ just r*CuJT»*d from<br />
there, it hurt* m« to amy ikb —<br />
tha S-too* Rom* aad Omu need a<br />
Irw ieesons in «uj* performance<br />
I'D no* a performer or atage<br />
vHcrac. nor do 1 claim to be But<br />
I feel yumtxfod in giving the Slone<br />
HMM aad OMU a few up* Pint<br />
a little background.<br />
C**tST)*A Tbe Stooe Roeee bad oo firm<br />
FVOCG pi an* on comio| to Detroit to<br />
Memorial Day weekend I hauled<br />
mvwll gut to Chicago to see the Stooe Roeee per<br />
form *» pert ol the Q 101 "Jamboree" radio feeti<br />
vaJ •( the World Muuc Amphitheatre. an outdoor<br />
trrut nearlv tsrica the aise of Pine Knob. I loved<br />
the Stone Roeee a selfutied album and the song<br />
-I Wanna Be Adored" and Fool's Goid" ao naturmilv<br />
I • » looking forward to thi* For a month 1<br />
lived, breathed, and slept the Stooe Roeee ao<br />
much ao that I kept forfeiting that benda like Col<br />
lectrve Soul. Sberyl Crow. Buah. Sponge Duran<br />
Lhiran. Faith No More. Flaming Lipe were alao on<br />
the ball<br />
The weather waa 50 degrees and raining. Mud<br />
covered lawn palrooa buried patcbee of aod al the<br />
pavilion. Through my year* of concert going. 1<br />
have learned how to emerge aod free from the<br />
graaa war* Well. OK. embaraaament bad tome<br />
thing to do with it too At Loilapaloosa a few yean<br />
• There's no eeed to stUI Km beet<br />
out of shape because we<br />
whooped you ie the Revolutionary<br />
War so get over H and get<br />
those silly frowns off yo«r fees.<br />
•Co i »»m backstage to talk to Soundgarden when<br />
one of the band memben ao kindly informed me.<br />
-You have a b«g glob of aod oo your forehead' and<br />
fttcked it off me How humiliating<br />
Anyway, it waan t a pretty sight but I waa pt<br />
more excited by the minute ao 1 atuck it out<br />
for the Stooe Roaaa Their aet started out fine,<br />
actually with thetr hit "1 Wanna Be Adored " A*<br />
aooo aa the aong waa over, the Stone Roeee copped<br />
an Oaau attitude Tbe singer bung hia bead doam.<br />
turned around and got a aip of water, dawdled<br />
around tbe stage a while and broke into the next<br />
ton*. The cycle repeated iteeif throughout their<br />
Mt<br />
We're ever ao honored to have you in our pree<br />
almighty Stooe Roeee.<br />
Oaau did tbe ease thing when I aaw<br />
then at St Andrew * Hall in mid-March. 1 have<br />
thia feeling that Engliah banda don't know how —<br />
or don't have any deaiire to — to play up to Amen<br />
can audiencea. So I'm gang to help them out.<br />
Hare we go<br />
• Then a no need to still be bent out of ahape<br />
bera-f we whoopad you in the Revolutionary<br />
War oo get over it and pft thoae utty frown* off<br />
your face. Stop looking at your ahoea while we n<br />
e We don 't go to your coooert* to worship your<br />
every move like British fans aod tabloids ao don't<br />
be ao uiiiiteennding We'd like to have fun with<br />
BTW United Statee ia a hard country to break<br />
and your kindergardanta-p<br />
j®® flfl i<br />
• Thu u specifically for Oaats. you don't Bead to<br />
open up your show with tha aoog "Tonight I m a<br />
Rack • Rail Star." Warn pretty much prepared<br />
Bolyauwhehave<br />
on the { t e a aria Akaaw<br />
that 111 I<br />
day. Jaoa IS. what I faaal<br />
Tank. Hamtramck No. I<br />
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"real" kwteoden will bock oss «plt<br />
lot ef fuo ae etop by aod fool free ta bo<<br />
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H a v e a l i s t e n<br />
Th* i Vi^n vr TttL KS11AY. Jl'NE 15. 1995<br />
Clutch brings out the silly in rock<br />
BY CHJUUTOA Fioco<br />
«*r *r» Warrsa<br />
Clutch singer songwriter Neil Fal<br />
Ion stands outaide St. Andrew a Hall<br />
in Detroit, smoking a cigarette near<br />
his band * "tour camper." A line of<br />
fan* snakes around the hall and<br />
through tbe parking lot hoping to get<br />
tickets lo »«< underground rock s burgeoning<br />
stars Having shed his glasses<br />
and sprouted hair. Fallon atanda<br />
unnoticed only a few stepa from the<br />
crowd A homeleaa man approScbee<br />
him. unaffected. Fallon puU hia cigarette<br />
out and head* into the hall.<br />
An hour later, Fallon ia atalking hia<br />
pre> on stage He rocks back snd<br />
forth as if he's ready lo lunge st the<br />
crowd of mostly sweat drenched teen<br />
age boy*. Other than looking like a<br />
group of average, self-admitted "rodnecks.'*<br />
then'a something slmost<br />
scan about the melodic hard rock<br />
band from Maryland.<br />
Listen hard, however, and thoae<br />
fears are diapelled. "Like a fly to doo<br />
doo You need me like a bird need*<br />
wings'Or little bunny fufu Who<br />
needs to bop ihe field mice." Fallon<br />
acroama dunng the slow groove of "El<br />
Jefe Speak*. ' off their adrenalin<br />
charged debut Transnational Speed<br />
way League: Anthems. Anecdotes and<br />
Undeniable Truths (EastVfc est'Atlantic).<br />
Welcome to Fallon's metaphorical<br />
playground Fallon, who ironically<br />
ha* a degree in English from the University<br />
of Maryland, mercilessly bar<br />
asses his playmates with his proschool<br />
lyrics. He juat can't take playing<br />
in a rock band too seriously.<br />
1 never expected to be in one The<br />
guvs asked me. I got in the band.<br />
Being on the road and playing with<br />
rock banda. it can just be so silly.<br />
Personally. I can't take it seriously.<br />
Watching MTV. there's a lot of banda<br />
that do take it senoualy. We'n making<br />
fun of that."' Fallon said vna telephone<br />
from his Denver-area hotel<br />
room.<br />
Clutch's sillineas prevails on their<br />
• elf-titled sophomore effort<br />
(EastWest Elektra) Wrapped around<br />
references to mythological characters,<br />
he pays tribute to Amencan pop cul-<br />
ture<br />
In "Rock V Roll Outlaw," a<br />
tongue-in-cheek look st road life. Fal-<br />
lon sings "So now vou know not to<br />
dock the Weebie Wobble hot rod<br />
jang. . . . (it's* no fun to crack tbe<br />
axle, but it's got to be done because<br />
whenever you wobble the weebles you<br />
know they get ticked off "<br />
"Big News L" the opening track of<br />
playing wfth rock bands,<br />
It CM |Mt be so silly.<br />
Personally, I can't take It<br />
sertoasly. Watching MTV,<br />
there's a lot of bands<br />
that do take It seriously.<br />
We're making fan of<br />
that'<br />
Neil Fallon<br />
Clutch singer /songwriter<br />
Clutch'* self-titled sophomore effort,<br />
ends with come down to the locker of<br />
Davy Jones." Other songs make refer<br />
ences to "red rover red rover, knick-<br />
knackpaddywack." "Howdy Doody"<br />
and tbe "hokey pokey."<br />
In a weird sort of twisted way. Fal-<br />
lon is making good use of his degree.<br />
"I can stretch and say I've been<br />
published."<br />
Fallon was finishing up his degree<br />
at the other U M when he was ap<br />
preached to join Clutch. He didn't<br />
have any other future plana, ao he<br />
joined. A few days after graduation,<br />
he and band mate* guitari*l Tim Suit,<br />
ba**ist Dan Maine*, and drummer<br />
Jean Paul Caster were touring Eu-<br />
rope with Biohaxard.<br />
Their first viait to Detroit in tbe<br />
summer of "91 spelled out thair future<br />
in the city Dsn Kotwicki. s bartender<br />
at the Shelter st the lime, fell in love<br />
at first sight<br />
"Dan waa st the very first Detroit<br />
show Thst was st the University of<br />
Detroit Grounds (Coffeehouse) That<br />
was the summer of "91. There was<br />
about 20 people there. He's been<br />
there ever since. He's responsible for<br />
a lot of our Detroit fan baae by play<br />
ing it in his bar and pushing it.<br />
Radio eventually locked on to "A<br />
Shogun Named Marcus" and the rest<br />
i* history.<br />
"It's becauae of the radio. If you<br />
can get played on the radio in the<br />
city, that can work wo&ders for a<br />
band. There's three citiea — Detroit,<br />
Phoenix and New York that play ua<br />
on the radio Those are our biggest<br />
cities."<br />
• Clutch's visit to the Phoenix Plaxa<br />
Amphitheatre in Pontiac on Tburs-<br />
day, June 22, with Tad, is their first<br />
aince the releaae of "Clutch." Where<br />
"Trananational Speedway League<br />
caresses the grooves snd explode*<br />
into melodic tirades, "Clutch is s<br />
Rockst sciontists or rockBrs?: Maryland melodic rockers<br />
Clutch — from left, guitarist Tim Suit, bassist Dan Maines,<br />
singer Neil Fallon, and drummer Jean Paul Gaster —<br />
punches it into automatic for a show at the Phoenix Plaza<br />
Amphitheatre in Pontiac on Thursday. June 22.<br />
mon even-keeled produced effort.<br />
Jackhammer guitars, as in 'Tranans-<br />
tional Speedway League s" " Shogun<br />
Named Marcus." have been steam-<br />
rolled into a slow grind.<br />
"We get. I think, bored with our-<br />
selves and we like to change the<br />
sound," Fallon said.<br />
In recording "Clutch." the band<br />
called back Larry Packer, who pro<br />
duced their debut 7-inch "Pitchfork<br />
released in 1991.<br />
"We wanted Larry for several rea-<br />
sons." Maines said. "We wanted to be<br />
more relaxed about it- We figured<br />
recording it with Larry would help us<br />
make the purest record possible. On<br />
the first album sre had to fly to the<br />
west coast and everything Being a<br />
new band it was very distracting On<br />
this album we had s green light to try<br />
any ideas we wanted."<br />
While Clutch had their die-hard<br />
fans in mind, they didn't make any<br />
sacrifices for them.<br />
"We always do what we want to do<br />
first. There's records we sold because<br />
people wore asking for them. We do<br />
try to please people but thst'fcjust on<br />
the merchandise aspect," Fallon ei<br />
plained.<br />
"Artistically, we're on our own lit-<br />
tle Cloud Nine."<br />
Clutch performs with Tad at 7:30<br />
p.m Thursday, June 22. at Phoenix<br />
Plaxa Amphitheatre. 10 Water St..<br />
Pontiac. Tickets art S10 in advance<br />
for the all ages show. For more information,<br />
call (810) 335-4850 or (810)<br />
645-6666<br />
Wilco gets an unexpected warm reception<br />
BY CHIBTWA Fuoco<br />
8r*rv warn*<br />
When former Uncle Tupelo mam<br />
ber Jeff Tweedy kick started his new<br />
band Wilco. be prepared himself for a<br />
long, uphill battle. He soon realised,<br />
however, that his ban were unfound<br />
ad.<br />
The response haa been really poai<br />
live," Tweedy aaid via telephone from<br />
Pittsburgh where Wilco waa perform-<br />
ing<br />
Things are pis' food." Tweedy<br />
added with a sty laugh.<br />
Wilco. which ia radio apeak foe<br />
"will comply." emerged aa madia<br />
darlings from UM South b^Soutbweet<br />
At T show that followed, tha band<br />
tigfr*—^ the screws sf thair credibil-<br />
ity when members of tha Jayhawks<br />
aad Soul Asytum bopped oo stage<br />
with them.<br />
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part of thi* year's H.O.R.D.K. faatival<br />
tbe Block Crooea, Sheryl Crow. Zlggy<br />
Mariey aod tha Melody Makers,<br />
4er, and Morphiae, which<br />
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The Observer! THURSDAY. JUNE 15, 1996<br />
DINING<br />
OCC hosts Culinary Classic June 24<br />
BY KIKLY WYGONIK<br />
9r*n Warm<br />
hen Oakland Communi<br />
ty Collage asked Susan WMuer<br />
if they could nam*<br />
their new culinary resource library<br />
after her father UM lata<br />
Charles "Chuck" Muer. she not<br />
only aaid yea. she rolled up bar<br />
alseves and got Co work.<br />
For the past three months Susan<br />
has been • pending Friday<br />
mornings at OCC'a Orchard Ride*<br />
Campus in Fsrmington Hills<br />
meeting with faculty members to<br />
help them to plan, promote and<br />
present two special events — "A<br />
Pledge to the Future," a •trolling<br />
benefit dinner Tuesday, June 30,<br />
and "Culinary Classic." sn sll<br />
day event Saturday. June 24<br />
featuring champagne breakfast,<br />
seminars by culinary experts,<br />
grand taating. marketplace, and<br />
•ilent auction.<br />
Seminar presenters include<br />
Jimmy Schmidt of Ths<br />
Rattlesnake Club, Certified Master<br />
Chef Milos Cihelka of UM<br />
Golden Mushroom. Charles Davis<br />
of Robert Denton 4 Company.<br />
Ltd., snd Msater Sommslier<br />
Madeline TnfTon, newly appointed<br />
Director of Beverages for all<br />
Unique Restaurant Corporation<br />
"A primary goal of the<br />
Resource <strong>Library</strong> Is that<br />
Its guests will leave<br />
wtth a sense of satisfaction,<br />
not unlike that<br />
enjoyed by so many<br />
guests at a C.A. Muer<br />
Restaurant."<br />
— Susan Baier<br />
OCC Chef Instructor<br />
restaurants, effective July 3. Triffon,<br />
who most recently held the<br />
position of aommelier at The<br />
Rattlesnake Club, is one of 26<br />
Certified Master Sommeliera. snd<br />
one of only two female Master<br />
Sommeliers worldwide.<br />
If you would like to forgo the<br />
seminars oo June 24, you can attend<br />
UM grand taating featuring<br />
local leelanranta 1-3:30 p.m. Saturday,<br />
June 24 and pay tS6 per<br />
"We're hoping to create a wonderful<br />
annual event to support<br />
what we believe ia a fine culinary<br />
education." aaid Muer. "Wa ve<br />
bean long-term employers in UM<br />
restaurant business. We would<br />
like to have well rounded people<br />
to hire, snd I'd rather stick with<br />
graduates from local oollegaa."<br />
Muer ia serving as ths a<br />
chairperson with help from Oakland<br />
Community Collage co<br />
chairpersons Susan Baier. Dar<br />
ZS2^<br />
Open 11 A.m. ^<br />
FASHION<br />
SHOW<br />
$32.50 a person<br />
313*454*0666<br />
1<br />
Culinary classic: Susan Baier (left) and Susan Muer are working together to help<br />
present Oakland Community College's Culinary Classic on June 24. Prelude to a Classic<br />
on June 20 features a strolling dinner.<br />
Sharon Lemieux<br />
The Chuck Muer Culinary Re<br />
source <strong>Library</strong>, to bo inaugurated<br />
on June 20 at the prelude dinner,<br />
will bs deeigned for use by students.<br />
professionals aad the community.<br />
In to ressarch and reference<br />
mstariala. It will provide a<br />
central location for histories!<br />
publications and documents<br />
re lea ted to tha restaurant and<br />
food asrvice industriss.<br />
Thia year, slso marks ths 30th<br />
anniversary for ths C.A. Muer<br />
Corp. In honor of this event, Susan<br />
Muer is compiling a tribute<br />
edition of the "Simply Great<br />
1 L<br />
1 V a<br />
3<br />
WHAT<br />
t* thm MM"<br />
€ -11 p m Tuesday June 20<br />
Stroll-around benefil dinner to Kick-off the new Chuck Muer Culinary<br />
Resource <strong>Library</strong> 81 Oakland Community Colleges Orchard Ridge<br />
Campus, 27055 Orchard Lake Road, Faimngtoh HW» AD proceeds<br />
wM benefit the litxiry<br />
NfhSghtK Debcaoee from top metro restaurants including Pike Street<br />
Acadia. GokJen Mushroom Sweet Lorraine's, Po* & Hounds. Michigan<br />
Star Chpper. Leon* Pastries. Cafe Bon Homme. Little Caesert,<br />
Mitch's Tavern. Expresao on Wheels. Chuck Muer Restaurants and<br />
Rocky* ol Northville Dancing to the music erf the Hani Muer Tno<br />
Levinson and Chef Kevin<br />
Enright. .<br />
Baier, who approached Muer on<br />
behalf of the college in January,<br />
aaid they chose Chuck Muer becauae<br />
hia name haa long been recognised<br />
for ita leadership in the<br />
restaurant business.<br />
The vision for the library,<br />
which haa yet to be built, is to<br />
bring every conceivable learning<br />
tool to iU visitors from books and<br />
videos to computers and cook-<br />
9a m. to 5pm Saturday. June 24 Seminars. Grand Tasting and<br />
books. All proceeds from the June<br />
20 dinner, and Culinary Classic<br />
June 24, will benefit culinary<br />
COST<br />
Tickets $50 (benefit dinner). $75 Culinary Classic. $100 combo ticket<br />
arta programs at OCC, and the<br />
new Chuck Muer Resource Li-<br />
(both events) Cal Ticketmaster (810) 645-6666 or (810) 471-6340<br />
DINNERS from 1<br />
woui)tnmT NOW APPEARING LIVE<br />
P W M E w - 3 r THE SHOWCASEVEM<br />
RIR 7--^WSDSISDAT thro SATU1DAY<br />
5r£. m COCKTAIL HOUR<br />
Starttaf<br />
at<br />
, Nooo s'lO" TV<br />
FAMOUS DETECTIVES<br />
MOH TM*U no<br />
4-7 PJi DAILY<br />
WOW BOOKING BANQUETS<br />
THE WATER CLUB CRILL<br />
ilk, Mitlifta<br />
Cookbook," which will bs ready in<br />
Ume for the event.<br />
Chuck snd his wife, Betty, were<br />
lost st ssa in 1993 in tha "Storm<br />
of ths Century."<br />
"A primary pool ths Resource<br />
<strong>Library</strong>," said Baier. "is thst iu<br />
gussU will leave with a sense of<br />
sstisfsctlon. not unlike that enjoyed<br />
by so many gussU at a C.A.<br />
Muer Restsurant-<br />
Tfce vision is thgt one day the<br />
Chuck Muer Culinary Resource<br />
<strong>Library</strong> will attract students, pro-<br />
rr«"5Ss|<br />
fessionals snd the general public<br />
from throughout the United<br />
Statea."<br />
• Mark your calendars — <strong>School</strong>craft<br />
College in Li von is will prasent<br />
their fourth snnusl "Culinary<br />
Extravaganza" 2-6 p.m. Sunday,<br />
September 17 in the WsUrmsn<br />
Center. Sixty of metro Detroit's<br />
beat restaurants will offer tastes<br />
of gourmet foods snd beverages.<br />
TicksU sre $40 per parson; two<br />
for 175. Call (313) 462-4417 to or<br />
dsr tickeu.<br />
Mr.<br />
FATHER'S PAY<br />
DAD EATS FREE!<br />
With purchase of entree of<br />
equal or greater value up to $10.00<br />
27331 Five Mile Rd.<br />
(at Inkster) 537-5600<br />
iwltz Sisters<br />
'40§ Musical Comedy Rtvus<br />
2 FOR 1 .JRMSS.<br />
KIDS FREE<br />
*WI0 2 p-nv, SAT • p.m. A SON • SHOWS ONLY.<br />
LIMIT 4. Muat be Moompanled by an adt« ticket holder.<br />
SHOWS RUN THRU JUNE<br />
WW<br />
TAURANT «CIA<br />
Send items to M conarfwed for publication to. Kssly Wygomk. Observer A Eccarv<br />
tne Nmipiptit 36261 <strong>School</strong>crsft. Uvoms 48150. or b* fax (313)5917279<br />
Curftfyrf<br />
Brady * Food ft Sown * Cigar Muer gift certificate tor Father ft Day. WO par person.<br />
38123 W. 10 Mite Road. "Hide the Holiday Inn. Farrmcgion Hdis. Brady a will host<br />
their ftrat C«w Muer Tuesday. June 20t»> AikStionai date* Aug. 15. Oct- 17. Mar<br />
21 and Osc 16. Dinner, sccomparasd by a complement erf wines, cognacs and ctg<br />
ar> ths evening «tli begin at 6 30 p.m Each dad win alao take home a package ol<br />
cigar* (810) 4787780<br />
Marten's el CMiaga<br />
•Cigar Event ol tha SsSaon," 8:30 pm Monday. June 28. Morton * ol Chicago m<br />
Southftetd. Five COUTM menu paved with wins and premium cigsrs Alter dinner<br />
Courvoisier cognac with Fuente ft Hemingway Classic cigars. The coat is il25 per<br />
person, includes tas. gratuities (810) 354-8008<br />
fy«Ovf Onnfr V j , ..'V/<br />
Iks<br />
Famous Detectives." 7 p.m. Wednesday. June 21 ana 'Bugs* 5 30 p.m Sunday.<br />
Jus 25 Two evenings o# murder, mystery, laughs and food. Coat $32.50 per per<br />
son includes interactive murder mystery performance with tour course dinner with<br />
choice ol entree (ta* and gratuity included) The restaurant is at 39500 Ann Arbor<br />
Road. Plymouth. (313) 4540886<br />
fwr»P*gw<br />
Hosted by the Southesatern Michigan Jazz AsaociMion. noon to 3 pjn. Sunday<br />
June IS at tha Botttord Inn's Coach House. 28000 Grand River. Farmington Mills<br />
Features the Jack Brofcensha Quartet Tickets tor tins StMJA fundraiser are S25<br />
per person with reserved Mating at tables tor «ght No tickets al the door (810)<br />
474-2720 or (810) 437-9488<br />
(5wner Rina Tonon presents "Cena del Meckterraneo dinner." 7 p.m. Wednesday.<br />
June 28. St the restaurant. 30715 West 10 Mile. Farmington Hills Coast along the<br />
Italian Rrvtera and enfoy aeatood Irom Kapcw Sorento and Aimaft Chef Vincenro<br />
Baaaonetti who harts from this region will share many ol hia lavonte seafood dishes<br />
Music by Pino MweUi. The cost is 155 per person (not including tss or gratuityl<br />
(810) 474-3023<br />
Menu specials<br />
Ribs tor two 112.95 at the restaurant. 34733 Warren. Westland Movie and dinner<br />
packages available<br />
(313) 328-5410<br />
Frsa 0 ' M M I Maryland CISSSIIMI<br />
Soft Shall Crabs now m season, trucked in every Monday snd Thursdey from the<br />
docks ol the ChesaoeMie Bay to tha restaurant at 821 South Opdyhe Road. Auburn<br />
Hills. Maryland Blue crabs are coming soon.<br />
(810) 332 7744<br />
Celebrated throughout June at Real Seafood Co.. Ann Arbor and D Denmson s<br />
Seafood Tavern in Uvoma and Farmington Hills. Each restaurant will be offering<br />
daily wnch and dinner white fish specials<br />
Top chefs to be honored<br />
Top chefs from across Michigsn<br />
will honor their own st a seven<br />
-course dinner st the Detroit<br />
Athletic Club on Fridsy, June 16.<br />
During the program Michigan's<br />
Chef of the Year will be announced.<br />
The finalists are: Steve Alien,<br />
executive chef of the Golden<br />
Mushroom; Michigan Chefs de<br />
Cuisine President Chef Kevin<br />
Engright; Kevin Brennsn, Detroit<br />
Athlstic Club executive chef snd<br />
Msrilyn Chemsnski, executive<br />
chef of the University of Michigsn<br />
food asrvics. The four were nominated<br />
by ballot in May.<br />
Tha public ia invited to attend.<br />
TicksU sre 160 per person, snd<br />
proceeds support the 1996 Michigan<br />
Culinary Team. For more in-<br />
If M»>H liHlMSi<br />
11 SM IIMIUI SUMMER<br />
)U N<br />
formation. call Che Golden Mushroom<br />
(810) 559-4230.<br />
Appetizers will be served at 6<br />
p.m. followed by dinner st 7 p.m.<br />
The award will be presented at<br />
8:30 p.m. Reid Ashton, owner of<br />
the Golden Mushroom, and<br />
Michigan* board member to the<br />
National Restaurant Association,<br />
will emcee the program, which inciudea<br />
a video presentation of the<br />
25 year history of the Michigan<br />
Chefs de Cuisine. There will be s<br />
hsrpist snd DJ for musicsl enter<br />
Uinment.<br />
Michigan Chef de Cuisine Aaaociation<br />
is the first chefs organization<br />
in the stale of Michigan.<br />
Top <strong>officials</strong> of the American Culinary<br />
Federation, the national<br />
chefs organizstion, will sttend.<br />
Stephen Stills<br />
* Richard |eni<br />
Fabian's Rock &. Roll Party<br />
«MW> C-V LM* A **. C«y<br />
J U L Y<br />
• M Sarah McLachlan<br />
Barenaked Ladles -/aa, »"u<br />
Reggae Sunsplash • 5 pm<br />
a*.a«aof> wsa«titt»AMiw<br />
Shawn Colvln<br />
^ri.' u<br />
Pat Metheny Croup<br />
Bob McGrath • 2 pm A. 6 pm •*SF.<br />
A lattgmlnmtaw<br />
^S—«*• Detroit Symphony Orchcsna l r 0*<br />
bnhoMn » Kg tlv« •/«ondutK- W* 8 pm<br />
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W Ptnocchto • II jm<br />
| The David Sanbom Group<br />
A U<br />
Dave Kor<br />
Weeier<br />
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THURSDAY. JUNK 15,1996<br />
CANTON<br />
SPORTS<br />
SCENE<br />
<strong>Canton</strong> Koufax perfect<br />
The Plymouth-<strong>Canton</strong> Koufax beaehdl UUD<br />
improved ita record U> 6-0 with e aweep of<br />
Plymouth Salem Sunday, ll-l and 14-3. in<br />
a Washtenaw Bnaehell Aaeociation double-bender.<br />
<strong>Canton</strong> Koufox dominated both gamee. dodng<br />
out tha opener in five inning* and acoring rune in<br />
all 12 inninga of the double-header.<br />
Player* for <strong>Canton</strong> are Matt Carpenter, Joe Cortellini.<br />
Matt Fair. Juatin Fendelet, Jeremy Finlay.<br />
Ryan Jacek. Cbria Maaon, Joe Niemiec, PhU<br />
Roes. Ben Tucker, Corey Wackar, Joe Wagner and<br />
Adam Wilaon. Tbe team ia coached by Duane<br />
Fair, Joe Niemiec. Gray Maaon and AJ. Wagner<br />
Cobras on a roll<br />
The Plymouth <strong>Canton</strong> Junior Baaeball<br />
League 13-year-old WABA Sandy Koufax<br />
t«m ran ita current win atreak to 10alraight<br />
by sweeping double-headers from Novi<br />
and Ann Arbor last weekend.<br />
The Cobraa are currently 12-1. in eecond place a<br />
half game behind Adrian.<br />
Team member* are Tom Alberty, Brian Apple<br />
gate. Brandon Bomersheim, Ruaa Caid. Matt<br />
Dent, Jaeon Evan*. Chria Hardy. Stave Hulin.<br />
Adam Kolb, Jon Lawrence. Stave Stilee.Br»d<br />
Well*. Phil Wieaarman. Ian Winter and BUly Zy<br />
deck The teem ia managed by Tom Albarty, and<br />
coached by Dave Winter and Mark Zydeck.<br />
Dragway winners<br />
A<br />
pair of <strong>Canton</strong> reaidenta reached the final<br />
of Saturday's bracket race at Milan Inter<br />
national Dragway. with Mickey Adama<br />
edging Shorty Adama for first in the Super Pro<br />
Division<br />
Mickey Adama. driving a 1987 Camaro, won in<br />
10 639 seconds. Shorty Adama. al~ driving a '67<br />
Camaro. waa aacond in 10-799.<br />
On Saturday in the Varsity Ford raoae, Mike<br />
Kslley of Plymouth, driving an "85 Ranger, placed<br />
Mcood to Rich Cod of Belleville in the Sportaman<br />
Division. Kallay waa timed in 12.442; Cod won in<br />
12-391-<br />
Soccer winners<br />
The "83 Plymouth Kicka completed a perfect<br />
aaaaon (11-0-0) with a 4-1 triumph over the<br />
Rorheatm 1 Rockers, securing their Little<br />
Caeeara Premier League diviaion title.<br />
The Kick* surrendered juat four goals white<br />
scoring 44. The title is the team * fourth in league<br />
play; they have alao won six indoor champwnahips<br />
and five tournament*.<br />
are Danny GUI. Jon McGlone.<br />
jay Smith. Evan Malone, Oliver Woloott, Derek<br />
Vermeulen, TJ. Tomaaao. Chria LaMaaae,<br />
Andrwe Holmee, Marty Kane, Phil Martone Brian<br />
Thieaa, Brian Conway. Bryan Stephana, Juatin<br />
Griffin, Sean Leewe aad Nick Tochman. The<br />
Kicka are coached by Dennis Tochman and Bill<br />
Thieaa.<br />
The <strong>Canton</strong> Horneta made their trip to the<br />
Pindlay (Ohio) Invitational Tournament<br />
last weekend a happy one by registering a<br />
rhsmp— w; r The Hornet* recorded wins by<br />
acorea of 3-0.6-0,8-0 and 6-0.<br />
Team member* are Nick Aust, Derek Bias.<br />
Dustin Drabek, Deiek Giamondi. Jeff Haar, Sean<br />
Kroimee. David Lake. M-t^ M^Tommaso<br />
Mainella. Jaaon McMaeter. Mike Reoch, Jod<br />
Ruhi^ Keith Sd-nkeL Jam-Stdnart^Uon<br />
Walsh, Nahshon Waahingtoo mid Michael<br />
ZemnnakL Team eaadMB ate Mark Zamaaaki. Jim<br />
Ruble aad Roeooe Noah.<br />
he <strong>Canton</strong> Lightning collected the title to<br />
UM undar-llboy* Select Dhrisioa of the<br />
Tbe Cant Suburban Soooar League with a 7-<br />
4<br />
*TNMID rtNMnb*r»«f. Bmmtt, Jm Bllimo-<br />
5=.<br />
The team ia<br />
"by Wteon Zdrodoeroki, Laroy Schopiaray<br />
aad Mike Longpre.<br />
Club United, aa un<br />
Aaaociati<br />
of LY8C United todude Anne Fedri<br />
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Missed chances<br />
• In the Annl analysis, Redford Cstho-<br />
Lle Central tost what It needed In<br />
nal. And Plymouth Salem go t everything<br />
it didn't need.<br />
BYC.J. RHA*<br />
SYareSraiTsa<br />
The fourth inning waa half<br />
ever. With Radford Catholic<br />
Central coming up *r *»«£»<br />
at the plate, it seemed all the<br />
sood fortune Isgand attached to<br />
^Lwd to make them wiaaeira la<br />
la sauna. _<br />
At that point, Plymouth Salem had six hito off<br />
C ma JudtoStankewto.<br />
with their No. 3 pitcher. Ted Bentiey. andha bad<br />
allowed juat two Uta and a walk through three<br />
However, even though UM favored Sa<br />
lam. the scoreboard did not: It wee tied 1-1.<br />
But it was only a matter of time, right Stankewkx<br />
waa coming off two deys rest; hs would<br />
aoon tire aod topple. And Salem had Ita sos, Justin<br />
Marcu, warming up in the wings. Salem<br />
coach Dale Rumber^r had steadfastly refueed to<br />
start Mania on two day* rest, but he we* evallable<br />
for a fow inning* of relief.<br />
Only s "**** of time. .<br />
The Shamrock* didn't wdt for luck. TVay took<br />
matters late their own hands in the bottom of<br />
the fourth, striking for five nuw on the strength<br />
of two dutch hito and several Selem miscuea_<br />
it was more than the Rocks coukl rooover from.<br />
CC (now 26-8) rolled to en 8-3 triumph, anmings<br />
trip to the Class A semifinals Friday in Battle<br />
Creek.<br />
Salem bowe out at 26-8.<br />
. - In the end, you'd hav* to say our dafonee hurt<br />
Peer timing cHdat help, either On. mistake<br />
led to another for Salem, end the Shamrocks<br />
wan only toe happy to take foil advantage of<br />
lh £ntley started things off badly fac Satom in<br />
the fourth by walking Gent Burch. Bill Styles,<br />
Salem's normally surohanded shortstop, made<br />
metten worse by allowing Marty Wilk's easy<br />
Despite result,<br />
family is tight<br />
KmVEltOWALSU FT Warn*<br />
The laat time Radford Catholic<br />
Dale<br />
Salem end hie son, Aaron, was s<br />
to a 1991<br />
final boated by Dearborn High <strong>School</strong>.<br />
Seism held on to win, 8-S. and thmi flame*<br />
later wee crowned state fihampAon after a 4-1 "w<br />
Aaron, 'No matter wh<<br />
I'm going on to Battle Creek (to ooac<br />
i Ua son play to the Final Four),'<br />
recalled the elder<br />
On Ttteedey.lt was dl or i<br />
d to head conch this year<br />
of John Gravlto. aad hia<br />
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Outdoors, Page 4C<br />
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The result of Tuesday's quarterfinal is evident in everyone's faces, from<br />
coach 'Dale Rumberger (32) to all of his players. A series of missed chances taw<br />
forever haunt the Rocks.<br />
_ _ Brad Lear celebrates<br />
Hewlemlafl after slugging a solo home run for Sa-<br />
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All-Area: O'Brien named top coach<br />
BY STKVS KOW AL8JU<br />
AND a dlbauiDLi<br />
•it aae ftuetmting at Ibet,* said OTBrien, 27<br />
•Far the most part, I had been a part of winning<br />
team* and knowing me wouldn't win et lint was<br />
* 0 S i ta • I * rf>i M I Oill IMI<br />
Omu* »W. k. mm •*+"}<br />
ohampion for eeaeh Taay Umd. Following CC.<br />
O'Brien earned e<br />
^TuS^d^to's WllBdBs, Ohio<br />
(, Bnen «..i he leened a lot frem<br />
eluding **hea to ma a big teem He did a faed<br />
.. Following I* a look et each msmber of the All-<br />
OIRLS TRACK<br />
When Bob O'Brien took over a atrugding Uvo^ job.'*<br />
nis Ladywood track prognm to • O'Brien's first i at Ladywood had only 46<br />
ouick quick start outofthegstewmeatofthe quee _ This t, the Blnaen hed e turnout<br />
on.<br />
ef 80, and it showed ss they finished 4 -1 in<br />
The<br />
on taking baby dud aU and won their first Cathdlc League<br />
finiahadTfifth d the tegfond and<br />
aent six glria in seven tvents to the date meet<br />
Per bis efforts, O'Brien has been named tha<br />
"That's a pratty eelM group ef thne^ said<br />
O'Brien, a history and gunamnwrt teacher at<br />
ArSbor G^rid Richard. ~The£e ^<br />
. let of work to. The U^rnt Jeh ia tiytog to pt a<br />
ALL-AMA TEAM<br />
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The Observer! 'F *HL'RSDAY. JUNE 15, 1996<br />
CC wins the battle of pitching philosophies<br />
DtiSmnt coachea. different phi<br />
Aad different r»»ulu<br />
John Salter h*» bm coaching<br />
Redioni Calbo4ic Central* base<br />
ball uun for 15 y wi Dale Rum<br />
fc*rger. a long time imuUW<br />
coach at Plymouth Saiem. is in<br />
Ma ftm year u head coach of the<br />
Rocks-<br />
Salter opted to bnng his pitching<br />
act. Justin Stsnkewiau back<br />
Family<br />
from page 1C<br />
No. 27 Salem junior varmity jersey<br />
worn by bis brother last year<br />
Aaron renewed acquaintancea<br />
with bis former coachee before tbe<br />
{um. but be didn't put bis hand<br />
oo assistant coach Ed Hamacber's<br />
bald head for good hick<br />
TW Shamrocks scored five<br />
runs in the fourth inning and<br />
m t oo to defeat Salem. 8-3. to<br />
advance to the Final Four for the<br />
first time since 1989<br />
"Saturday night, we were sit<br />
ting around at home after we<br />
found out Salem would play CC<br />
aad my brother asked me. 'Wbo<br />
are you going to cheer for?" " Aaron<br />
said. "Aad 1 said. Family<br />
comes first.' I'm glad the Rum<br />
bergerm are oo the same side today.<br />
and I am so proud of my<br />
brother I hated that day (four<br />
years ago) so much. My stomach<br />
waa doing flips all day "<br />
Aaron doesn t have food memo<br />
nee of bis only at bat that after<br />
With a runner oo Mcond base<br />
in the fifth inning. CC coach John<br />
Salter called oo Aaron as a pinch<br />
hitter After fouling off the first<br />
BT SrrvT Kowalmu<br />
8tot Warrsa<br />
Before Redford Catholic Can<br />
trai l freshman left-hander Kevin<br />
Thomas could throw a pitch in<br />
Tuesday's Class A quarterfinal<br />
, the uaapiroe<br />
mff the monad aa<br />
, T-shirt be was<br />
woa't aria aay body<br />
but hia fastball<br />
allowed ao hits ia two<br />
fiiW as the Shamrocks<br />
bald oo to defeat the Rocks. 8-3,<br />
awl advance to<br />
mad af the state l<br />
What made the bard-throwmg<br />
to hit<br />
on two days reel to face Salem in<br />
Tueedav » Claaa A quarterfinal at<br />
Milan<br />
Rumberger refused to do likewiae.<br />
mn though ace Justin<br />
Maros had pitcbad just four inn<br />
mgs in a five-inning merry victory<br />
over Ann Arbor Huron in the<br />
Mate regional* Last Saturday, the<br />
Salem coach decided to gu with<br />
his No. 3 pitcher. Ted Bentley<br />
Tbe final reault favored the ex-<br />
perienced manager. CC 8, Salem<br />
3. "You can tecund guess yourself<br />
all you want." said Rumberger.<br />
"but I don't think it's right to<br />
pitch kids on two days rest. I'm<br />
not going to ruin a kid's arm."<br />
Both staff aces were in similar<br />
•ituatiuns. Stankewicx threw five<br />
no-hit innings of CC's 9-0 victory<br />
over Detroit Southwestern in last<br />
Saturday's regional semifinal.<br />
Mama was nearly as affective.<br />
Ha allowed three hits over four<br />
innings in Salem's 12-0 blanking<br />
of Ann Arbor Huron in last Saturday's<br />
regional semifinal; he did<br />
not walk a batter<br />
Still. Rumberger called on<br />
Bentley. "Tad pitched wall." tbe<br />
Salem coach later instated. "Ha<br />
didn't loaa It for ua."<br />
Perhape not, but Bentley didn't<br />
win it for tbe Rocks, either. In bis<br />
tafe: Bill Styles dives back safely to first base, which is where he stayed after<br />
reaching it on an error.<br />
two pitches, Aaron went down<br />
swinging on tbe third<br />
"I knew where my dad was<br />
going (to tell tbe Salem pitcher*<br />
to throw it — down and in." Aaron<br />
recalled "Tbe third pitch, he<br />
called for a pitch they named the<br />
Beast. 1 swear it broke two differ<br />
en I times. It eraa a tough pitch to<br />
hit."<br />
Although Salem lost Tuesday .<br />
be was following senior right<br />
hander Justin Stankewicx. s side<br />
armer wbo relies more oo control<br />
BASEBALL<br />
With ooe out ia the sixth. Salem<br />
senior shortstop Bill Styles<br />
reached firet base against Thorn<br />
aa oa aa error, but Thomas got<br />
the next two batters to pop out.<br />
Jeff Mackiewicx walked with<br />
one out in the seventh and ad<br />
vaaced to second oo a ground out<br />
by Ryan Rumberger. but Thomas<br />
caught senior Mike Brannan<br />
looking at a called third strike to<br />
end the game.<br />
Tbomae, who alao delivered, a<br />
key three-run triple up the right<br />
field gap in a five-run<br />
fourth inning, seemed more ia<br />
awe at being interviewed after the<br />
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Ryan Rumberger enjoyed a 3 for-<br />
4 day at the plate.<br />
Dale Rumberger probably<br />
knows how to get Ryan out as<br />
well, but he's glad he was giving<br />
signs in the third base coach's box<br />
when his son was up and not calling<br />
pitches from the opposing<br />
dugout.<br />
Dale isn't proud of calling the<br />
pitches that led to his son's<br />
strikeout.<br />
game than tbe pressure he faced<br />
during the game<br />
"This is neat," he said, watching<br />
a reporter scribble his answers<br />
on a note pad<br />
The Shamrocks had another<br />
freshman, catcher Dave Viane, at<br />
the other end of their battery.<br />
Viane. wbo played moat of the<br />
season on tbe Shamrocks' junior<br />
varsity, contributed to two of the<br />
Shamrocks' runs.<br />
He laid down a sacrifice bunt<br />
that led to tbe first CC run by<br />
Mike Hooiant in tbe third inning,<br />
and delivered an RBI single with<br />
no outs in tbe fourth.<br />
"I'm just trying to do my part to<br />
help the team out." Viane *<br />
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"I didn't think it was fair for<br />
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said Dale Rumberger. who<br />
moved his family from Westland<br />
to Plymouth in 1992. "I knew bow<br />
to get him out. I was coaching<br />
him since little league. 1 told Aaron<br />
when he started at CC. "These<br />
are two great programs and eventually<br />
well run into each other.<br />
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first three innings, be surrendered<br />
one run oo two hits and a walk; in<br />
CC's pivotal five run fourth, hs<br />
focad five batters, walking three<br />
and got tagged for a three-run<br />
triple. The fifth batter reached<br />
baM on an error.<br />
Stankewics lasted five innings<br />
for the Shamrocks. He gave up<br />
three runs (two earned) on 10 hits<br />
and two walks, improving his<br />
record to 8-4. -<br />
Salem from page 1C<br />
grounder to bounce through his<br />
legs. Bentley multiplied the prob<br />
lem by walking Jason Couture,<br />
loading the bases with none out.<br />
That brought Kevin Thomas,<br />
CC's freshman center fielder, to<br />
the plate. "I was looking for s<br />
fastball, because he wasn't getting<br />
bis curve over." Thomas recalled<br />
"I missed the pilch on a 3-and-l<br />
count and be gave me the same<br />
thing on 3-and-2. and I hit it<br />
hard"<br />
Hard and to the right spot.<br />
Thomas' line drive rolled all the<br />
way to the fence in right-center<br />
field, and Thomas rolled all the<br />
way to third base<br />
CC bad a 4-1 lead.<br />
Thomas' hit didn't exactly<br />
surprise CC coach John Salter,<br />
simply because be didn't know<br />
what to expect. "He's the kind of<br />
kid you just don't know what he s<br />
going to do," Salter said. Hell<br />
make a bonehead play one inning<br />
and a great play the next "<br />
Thomas' bit wasn't the end of<br />
CC's inning. Bentley pitched to<br />
one more batter, walking Mike<br />
Homant. Marcis relieved, and he<br />
induced another freshman, catch<br />
er Mike Biane. to hit a foul fly to<br />
right that Jeff Mackiewicx eyebelled<br />
— then dropped. The error<br />
gave Biane another chance, and<br />
he delivered a run scoring single.<br />
That brought up the top of the<br />
order and Greg Rogers. With<br />
runners on first and second and<br />
no one out. Rogers pushed a bunt<br />
toward first. Marcis bobbied it<br />
but fielded it, then found he had<br />
no one to throw to at first. First<br />
baseman Dan Quaine charged the<br />
ball and second baseman Kax<br />
Kurisu did not cover tbe bag.<br />
For the second time in the inning.<br />
the bases were loaded —<br />
and still none were out. Marcis<br />
struck out Chris Misiak and got<br />
Mike Daguanno to ground out to<br />
second, but another run scored to<br />
make it 6-1.<br />
The number of hits produced in<br />
the first four innings indicated<br />
the Rocks would not go quietly.<br />
Brad Lear punctuated that, lead<br />
ing off the Salem fifth by driving<br />
a Stankewicx pitch over the left<br />
"Their kid threw bard," Salter<br />
aaid of Bentley. "But then be got<br />
behind (in the count). Hia wild*<br />
ness gave ua an opportunity.<br />
"Stankewicx was able to get ua<br />
thoae five inninga."<br />
Which set it up for freshman<br />
lefthander Kevin Thomas to close<br />
out the game. He did juat that: no<br />
runs, one hit. one welk. one<br />
etrikeout.<br />
And a trip to the semifinals.<br />
field fence for a solo home run.<br />
After Ahmande Grimes died deep<br />
to center. Quaine, Mackiewicx<br />
and Ryan Rumberger all singled<br />
to load the bases.<br />
An ideal opportunity — but<br />
this waa to be a day of misses for<br />
the Rocks. They managed to score<br />
just one run. on Mike Brannan S<br />
ground out.<br />
For the game. Salem totaled 10<br />
biu but stranded 11 baaerunners.<br />
CC left seven runners on base.<br />
"The game's a aeries of oppor<br />
tunities." said a philoeophical<br />
Dale Rumberger "If you don't<br />
take advantage of them, you go<br />
home."<br />
At the start, it seemed tbe<br />
breaks would favor Salem. A twoout<br />
single by Mackiewicx in the<br />
third proved important when<br />
Ryan Rumberger's grounder in<br />
the hole between short and third<br />
was misplayed by Miaiak. His<br />
wild throw to first allowed Mack<br />
iewicx to race all tbe way home<br />
with the game's first run.<br />
CC tied it in tbe third on a walk<br />
to Homant. two sacrifice bunts<br />
and Misiak's two-out single to<br />
left. The Shamrocks iced it with<br />
two runs in the sixth, both scoring<br />
on Couture's two-out double to<br />
left-center field. f<br />
Salter pulled Stankewicx, who<br />
pitched five innings the previous<br />
Saturday, after five innings and<br />
let Thomas, a left-hander, finish<br />
• He did not give up a bit or a run.<br />
walking one and striking out one.<br />
"With the top of their order<br />
coming up, I thought it was a<br />
good time to bring in another<br />
pitcher they hadn't seen before,<br />
said Salter.<br />
CC got two hits apiece from<br />
Rogers and Misiak. with Thome,<br />
driving in three runs and Couture<br />
two. Ryan Rumberger led Salem<br />
with three hita; Mackiewicx and<br />
Lear had two each.<br />
But even though Salem outhit<br />
CC 10-8. Rock pitchers issued<br />
seven walks to three by the Sham<br />
rocks. Which b why in the end<br />
the only number that really<br />
mattered — the score — slso favored<br />
the Shamrocks.<br />
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• SOCCtRTRYOUTS<br />
T<br />
ryouU for both <strong>Canton</strong> and<br />
Plymouth area soccer<br />
teams are in abundance in<br />
the coming weeks. Listed below<br />
are the various teams, times,<br />
dates and people to call for information.<br />
he <strong>Canton</strong> Predators under*<br />
12 boys team will have<br />
T<br />
try outs for this fall's pre-<br />
mier diviaion team from 6-8:30<br />
p.m. Friday (June 23) and from 11<br />
a m- to 3 p m. Saturday (June 24)<br />
on the field in front of the <strong>Canton</strong><br />
gym. Tbe team is open to boys<br />
with birth dates falling between<br />
Aug. 1,1983 and July 31,1984.<br />
Call coach Kurt Johnston for<br />
number assignment at (313) 455-<br />
4703.<br />
The Plymouth Lightning, an<br />
under* 17 girls premier<br />
toccer team affiliated with<br />
the Little Caeaars Premier Soccer<br />
Uague. will hoat tryouU for girls<br />
whose birth date is on or before<br />
Aug 1.1978.<br />
Consultants still 1st after twinbill split<br />
COLLEGIATE<br />
fell to 4-3. '<br />
In tbe first game, Dan Pydyn<br />
suffered the loaa. scattering eight<br />
hita with six strikeouts Brian<br />
Besco and Dino Rovinelli led the<br />
Hines Park attack with solo home<br />
runs.<br />
Decision's only run came in the<br />
first inning when Aaron Jones<br />
doubled and came home on a single<br />
by Craig Petersen.<br />
The tryouU will be at 6 p.m.<br />
June 22-23 at Pioneer Middle<br />
<strong>School</strong>. Players are aaked to bring<br />
water, a light and dark colored<br />
shirt, and a ball each night.<br />
Call coach Gerry Deren at 462-<br />
3608 for further details.<br />
ryouU for the Michigan<br />
United soccer under* 13 Tboys<br />
premier team and the<br />
under-13 boys select team will be<br />
6:30-8:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday<br />
at Patchin Field in Westland<br />
(on Newburgh between Ford and<br />
Warren). For more information,<br />
call Dan Rios (455-5075) or Dave (<br />
Radcliffe (981-9234).<br />
The United's under-12 boys<br />
premier team will have iu tryout<br />
at 9:30 a.m. to noon Saturday at<br />
Patchin. Call John Jazwinski<br />
(592-1376) or Dave Radcliffe (981-<br />
9234) for more information.<br />
The United's under-11 boys se<br />
lect team will have tryouU 6:30-<br />
8:30 p.m. both Monday and<br />
Wednesday at Patchin. Call Mark<br />
Lisnov (513-7741) or Dsve Radcliffe<br />
(981-9234) for more information.<br />
In the second game, Derek<br />
Besco gave Hines Park en 8-5<br />
toad with a two-run homer, but<br />
Decision scored four unanswered<br />
runs for the victory.<br />
Eric Butler led off the seventh<br />
with e double. A Hines Perk error<br />
advanced Butler to third base and<br />
he scored on Eric Marcotte's single-<br />
. .<br />
Petersen had s two-run single.<br />
Scott Carden went 3-3 with two<br />
RBI. Jeff McGavin was 2-3, both<br />
doubles, with a run scored.<br />
Joel Hillebrand was the win-<br />
4703);<br />
• Under-13 boys Horneu, 1 p.m.<br />
June 17 and 6:30 p.m. June 19 at<br />
<strong>Canton</strong> High <strong>School</strong> Phase III<br />
gym, call Mark Zemanski (459-<br />
0611):<br />
SPORTS ROUNDUP<br />
• Under-14 boys HorneU. 6:30<br />
p.m. June 20 at Heritage Park.<br />
call Al Davis (455-0282);<br />
• Under-15 boys Magic. 6 p.m.<br />
June 19-20 at Express Field, call<br />
Jerry Parent (455-5139);<br />
• Under-16 boys Express, 6 p.m.<br />
June 20. 22 and 27 at Express<br />
Field, call George Demergis (453-<br />
2389);<br />
• Under-16 boys Kickers. 6 p.m.<br />
June 21. 26 and 28 at HeriUge<br />
Park, call Art Page (981-2695);<br />
• Under-17 boys Michigan F.C.. 2<br />
p.m. June 25 at Madonna University,<br />
call Peu Alexander
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The Ohmrver! THI'WOAY, JUNE 15, 1995<br />
Son shows dad how it's done with his 1st chance<br />
It »•» a clear<br />
cut caee of lt>«<br />
tlutierK teaching<br />
the<br />
*<br />
Will Wsikef. a<br />
14 y e « r old<br />
Bloomfield Hilla<br />
resident, applied<br />
for his first tur<br />
key permit thia<br />
spring on th«<br />
buddy system<br />
with hi* father<br />
PA**E* Bill An KXOB<br />
plished hunter<br />
arid uifltr, Bill Hed hopw of<br />
trending aotnc Ume afield ahow<br />
ing tua atm the trick* ot the trade.<br />
After booking up with their<br />
•nend. Keith Huff, the tno heed<br />
ed into the turkey wouda near<br />
Gey lord<br />
Chi tbe first n»ormng of their<br />
hunt. Huff called • Joke in and<br />
Will made tbe most of hw first<br />
• >pport unity and filled hta permit<br />
With a culm, steady aim Will<br />
dropped the Jake with a 40-yard<br />
shot from tua Youth Model Rem<br />
in^oe 1100 20 GA<br />
Tbe following day. Huff worked<br />
enolher Jake into range, but Bill a<br />
•hot. -wtuch was actually cloeer<br />
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Pre-Season<br />
AIR CONDITIONING<br />
REBATE<br />
TRU<br />
ten C asm; 1 Man* Barg. IV**** Ss<br />
am<br />
RELAY CVCMTS<br />
Ola a— I Devon* PM. Noun Fannn«<br />
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Mftn Glenn J. MM m*crn. Mor» faen- Stmh. unflasr Sossrj. -3. Cs»Son<br />
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OMOfl<br />
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HO Hamacm. 2 Moraque AnOerton. Farm<br />
r^lor HO* Hanson; 3 **oam Oaoaen.<br />
imxm laOfooa<br />
400c 1 0S^ sen. FVnoum Canon. 2<br />
Tracey Csen. Byrne** <strong>Canton</strong>. 3 Maroa<br />
Pertwr. hymouO* Saiam<br />
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en; 2 iwaua C-oonft. Ptymoisn Salem.<br />
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HarrlBon<br />
Kin McOonoM<br />
Lodywood<br />
Shannon Swtsh<br />
Ladywood<br />
Wood Deck KRjs<br />
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Parker. Coutney SheHon. Kada Bonnar.<br />
San* Hamiion); 2. Csn«on<br />
(Mejhan Barreo. Becfcy BoeWani. Traeey<br />
Cawn. 0s«e seri). 3 worm Ladymoea<br />
(Shannon S««n NKoie Oaaen. Stacnarae<br />
Muisat. (jndsay Soter)<br />
3.200 retey: I. F"lym«jW> Salem (Ccul<br />
ney Shatdon. K«Oe G«*Sn^. »Sranda<br />
Wade Sarah Ham«lon». 2 Ptymt**" C**<br />
ton (Nancy Ho»nan. An^ena Boy. Me*an<br />
Barret.. Trswy Cs«n»; 3. Lwores SM«enaon<br />
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Choiot of<br />
white, Qiw»<br />
or<br />
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Ladywood<br />
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The Observer' THURSDAY. JUNE 15, 1995<br />
fVu) slso surpsssed ths previous<br />
school dKCus rsoocd (sftsr Gordon brass<br />
it Sret) and sstsWishsO s persons* best o#<br />
120-11.<br />
Just s freshmsn. OwumeOue -hod<br />
s tremsndous *st yem." oootfi George<br />
PaygodM sou. "Shs became a long<br />
jumper m nsdsseson. Shs hes become s<br />
pertscoomst m tws event ond has worked<br />
hard to mpro«e her technique. Nhec« a<br />
eiospUonsBy strong snd sn otAstandmg<br />
spnnter.<br />
"NkecM a also s pertscttomst m the<br />
aeestoom. Tha yeer she hed maintolned<br />
S 4 0GPA."<br />
oswumsbus t bsst long *«np wss s<br />
school reoord 17-2. which qusMed her lor<br />
the ststs mset. She wes the Westsm<br />
Lakes ActMbes Assoastlon snd rs^onsi<br />
chsmplon. snd shs mo mn s siste meet<br />
qualifying 12.7 In the 100.<br />
Sstyer finished third m 0<br />
meet w«h jump of S-5, en Inth off her<br />
school record She won the OeMend<br />
County and re»onei chsmpionships snd<br />
w« attend Central McNgon on s track<br />
•i wss reoBy mpressed with her focus<br />
snd dedicetion this ^s," cosch Bruce<br />
Brown seid When shs gets into e good<br />
coSege program wtth weight condrtionng.<br />
she hes ths potsndsl to bs s 6-«oot hi^<br />
jumper She hes e w * ^ term snd just<br />
needs to get stronger "<br />
Aery ReM. Mercy. 100 M i l l The<br />
OsMsnd County. CsthoSc Lesgue and re<br />
(ton* chsmplon lowered hsr time by .35<br />
to 15.5; Her goial nert yeer m the school<br />
reoord at 16 2, and she s also looMng to<br />
breek 50.0 m the 300 hurdtes. Her 197Vj<br />
points is second orSy to Eloen 0'Connea's<br />
school-record ISO. Bi« wes<br />
nemed Mercy's most «es«bls wier.<br />
Shea alao en eaceBertthtghKsnper<br />
She worked reel hard end is looking<br />
forward to b^gsr snd better tNngs. '<br />
oooch Gory Serveis said. "Shs hss s rssl<br />
good shot at both (hisdM rocords) She s<br />
tsBang sbout running cross country, snd<br />
tnet wN help her strength snd speed<br />
qurteab*."<br />
won the WLAA snd rsfonal tttss snd «n-<br />
•sfied seventh m the state finals. She set<br />
a school record o* 46.0.<br />
• >eennette wes ou most versatile eth<br />
lete." coech PeU HolmOerg wfl "She is<br />
cepebie ot runrang everything Bom the<br />
100 on up snd competed in mne dWarent<br />
events this yeer. She hes s *eat desee<br />
io improve and Is wNmg to do the work<br />
required."<br />
UeOeey later. Ls0ywin4, 100 OeeO:<br />
Another M*or. Soter hed e best Ume
TUESDAY, JUNE 20<br />
The Entrepreneur » Chib. spon-<br />
•ond b> th* Busin«*» 8#U«prot<br />
Development Center, preaenl* s<br />
program "Creating Market ting'<br />
7:30-9 am st BKIX" oftcct, 1301<br />
W l-ong lake Suite ISO.<br />
Tro> Fn« for BEIX" *tf\!iste*. $S<br />
Jur new member* T» register. call<br />
l810> !J6i 58U0<br />
WEDNESDAY,<br />
•JUNE 21<br />
-t wtrwoa*<br />
STRIVE. a nonprofit member<br />
network the National Aaaooa<br />
"First<br />
Federal<br />
showed us<br />
that<br />
if we could<br />
afford<br />
to pay rent,<br />
we could<br />
afford<br />
our own<br />
home."<br />
tion of Female ExecuUvaa, meat*<br />
the third Wadneaday of each<br />
month from 6 Ui 8:30 p m at the<br />
Koman Furum restaurant. 41601<br />
Ford Road. I anion, aod is open U»<br />
any career woman who has a professorial<br />
eoaaafcaaaat to success<br />
Meetings are informal networking<br />
and encourage participation- Call<br />
the STRIVE hot line at 810-253<br />
6800 for reservation* or Sua<br />
l hs» her at 313-722 7937<br />
ItUTtS<br />
Robert C Cams. the Edward D<br />
Jonea 4 Co, investment repre<br />
tentative in Livonia, will hoat the<br />
firet program m the firm's 1996<br />
continuing professional education<br />
«enea "Estate and Gift Ta* Plan<br />
The Obeerven TMUWDAY. JUKI 15, 1995<br />
BUSINESS DATEBOOK<br />
ning for Closely Held Buaii<br />
ea." Tha seminar ia designed for<br />
accounting ftnd legal profession<br />
al* who adviae doaalybaldbusi<br />
n«u owner* on tax or other ft nan<br />
cud matter*<br />
Registration foe is $60 which<br />
include* eouraa material* The<br />
progrs ia eligible for four CPE<br />
hour* for accounting profession<br />
al* For more information or to<br />
register, call Ca***s at (810) 442<br />
7425<br />
Chria Gallery of Text Ware Corp.<br />
will ditoiu "OCR'ICR Technologic*<br />
and Image Proceasing" at<br />
the June mewling of the Data Processing<br />
Management Association<br />
SUN. JUNE 18<br />
9AM to 6PM ALSO SWAP MEET<br />
SEE 100 S OF CUSTOMS, RODS,<br />
STREET MACHINES. ORIGINALS<br />
& TRUCKS OF ALL KINDS<br />
VENDORS SELLING<br />
VARIOUS ITEMS<br />
ENTERTAINMENT BY|<br />
D-i. toaaw RONNIE<br />
*<br />
sit Of THIS OHLY<br />
$130<br />
PTH CATLOAD!<br />
9 m 4- *<br />
Metro Detroit Chapter in Jimi's<br />
Restaurant, 714 S. Washington.<br />
Royal Oak.<br />
Meeting begins at 5.30 p.m.<br />
Dinner ia served from 6:30-7:30<br />
p.m. followed by a short businaas<br />
meeting and afterdinner preeen<br />
taUon Coat is $5 for members<br />
and $8 for nonmember*. Dinner<br />
is option and individually priced.<br />
For reaervations or more information.<br />
call (810) 380-0864.<br />
THURSDAY,<br />
JUNE 22<br />
• TAX<br />
The Michigan Association of Cartified<br />
<strong>Public</strong> AccountanU is pre<br />
sen ting it* annual state tax forum<br />
st Laurel Manor in Livonia. The<br />
program begins at 8 a.m. and edjourna<br />
at 4:30 p m The program<br />
consist* of nine discussions including<br />
state tax issues affecting<br />
corporations, property tax ssseasments<br />
and appeals, snd taxpayer<br />
bill of rights. Coat is $125 which<br />
qualifies for eight hours of credit.<br />
Call the MACPA conference de<br />
partment at 810-855-2288.<br />
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Greenmead/'l<br />
Garden Tour<br />
.A look at garden<br />
designs that inspire<br />
and delight<br />
And...<br />
Remodeling, page 8 • Antiques with Nancy and Frank Boos, page 9<br />
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Garden aid<br />
Get Dad a Fun arid Functional Gift at Billy Bob's!<br />
Restored Bafly<br />
"Money Hooey<br />
Sot Machine<br />
mmm<br />
tejsDod<br />
n$98.00<br />
Ot Dad the 0ft that<br />
keeps oo jj£vln£.-- depending on how lucky he<br />
ent Tht legendary Bafly -Money Honey, the sk*<br />
that made Las Ve^ tanious! Quantities tainted<br />
2-Player Electronic<br />
Dart Board w/Ciicket<br />
n »•*<br />
kSjaDod<br />
The 2-pfayer voce<br />
actrralea dart board<br />
CI QO fV) has tons of gaming<br />
*LOOtW opoocs Just perfect<br />
t*.v»o* ^farDatfsoflW<br />
Championship Foosbafl Table<br />
Just jor Dal<br />
Tbe Dandy "Dad's Day" Deal!<br />
Wbtrii Dad snap<br />
back to childhood as<br />
he goes nuts on the<br />
commercial grade<br />
foosbafltabir!<br />
Contemporary<br />
aanttizrd design<br />
features nylon<br />
bearings, molded<br />
gnps and a<br />
scratch-proof<br />
surface. Dad wi<br />
always get a lock<br />
out of this jjftf<br />
2-Player Shoot-Out<br />
Electronic Dart Board<br />
This 2-player voice<br />
-v*knt»rl r.nrH nmw<br />
office- downstairs!<br />
Buy the Desk & Hutch /or $588.00 and Desk ft Botch<br />
Get the Oak Printer Stand OR the %-MMmoo<br />
Erponomk Chair Absolutely FRffif JusijorDad<br />
2£M JK<br />
$148.00 te<br />
JbflfbrDad<br />
$588.00<br />
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3 * I 1 T D<br />
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Eqjooomic Chair *£*<br />
• Adjustable
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• Bodt-in nwveiTV pUtfonn<br />
• Pull out VCR shelf • 2T*l8*x31 r H<br />
• Also jvadaMe m cherry<br />
qfajd<br />
C7**" f u r k<br />
Now<br />
$ 4 2 9 . 8 8<br />
Sugg. Retail $598<br />
• Pull-out TV swivel •Storage area<br />
• Adjustable shelves • 5Txl7"x45*H<br />
TWnfc.Tt.rr/JiNK 15. 1995<br />
• Also available in cherry<br />
LAY-AWAY AVAILABLE<br />
ITURE.INC.<br />
5K4W. \nn \rtx.r I rail • P1>fii"iith. Mkttuan 4XH» i.MJl 45J-4"tM)<br />
( n IhuU 9:.M» • b. I hui^- ^ * " tall 1. Vit. till<br />
Custom Window,<br />
Treatments<br />
Evtrrvdav oS95Br V<br />
double cbscount saving. •«,,, _•<br />
drapery boutique<br />
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VERTICAL<br />
.rsr-<br />
-Ot<br />
BUNDS<br />
BLINDS,<br />
IMTFR10R MOTIVES<br />
Comfort most important<br />
feature of home office<br />
Hav* your children<br />
moved away from<br />
home, but «<br />
time visitors? Do you<br />
Like to eotartain out<br />
of-town family or<br />
fUMU? U H*» at a<br />
premium* Hoar doa*<br />
oo* accomplish a com<br />
fortable liv*-in room in<br />
the charming manner<br />
of * family guest room,<br />
library, office-at-<br />
List your priorities BEFORE you accept<br />
this chaltengt. It won't juat HAP-<br />
PEN. and be wholly auecaaaftiL<br />
If the word "office" connote* too rigid<br />
an atmosphere or an otherwise pleaasnt<br />
retreat, be advised that this isn't necee<br />
•arily so! The single moat important<br />
ingredient is COMPORT To achieve<br />
this requires one important investment<br />
— namely s convertible sofa bed. Ot<br />
course they are available far as little ss<br />
|496, but it will be a diaaater all the<br />
way around. It won't be a desirable sofa<br />
It won't be • sound sleeper-bed It won t<br />
hsvf s durable fabric for constant use<br />
Be realistic. This is the CORE of the<br />
room<br />
One can also buy s sofa bed for<br />
$1,496, and it may still be s compromise.<br />
with inadequate construction.<br />
You can even spend $2,496 It will occupy<br />
the same space and ostensibly hsve<br />
the same functions. However, if the inner<br />
portions ar* of true quality the mattree*<br />
of the bad CAN be wonderfully<br />
•loopaMn. and tha mechanics will function<br />
without wreatling. The cushion<br />
construction should b* aa fine aa any<br />
other kind of sofa, snd the fabric must<br />
be delightful, sturdy, handaoms and<br />
never itchy Having this nucleus of tha<br />
room workable in all of th* abov* ways<br />
you sre ready to consider other require<br />
menu<br />
Two gueat chairs, not naceaaarily a<br />
pair, and facing the desk ar* desirable<br />
At<br />
One can be allghtly tergw than tha<br />
other, aad oa a swivel to better view<br />
television- Two stnrags unita, a locked<br />
lateral file cabinet. A daak that ia decid<br />
edly reaideotial and a daak chair that ia<br />
otherwise comfortabte as w*U aa func<br />
Bo .<br />
wall plus far all<br />
and temp*. AHar your SCALED layout<br />
of tha entire room, thraa ar fair "hi<br />
hats'* over tha daak will<br />
GOOD lighting.<br />
Book shelving te a significant «®po<br />
nent that mustn't be mariaokaH De<br />
tailing of these will enhance the ov*r*ll<br />
room — m* j®* **dinap<br />
plan somsthing unusual. A top shelf<br />
running tha entire circumference of the<br />
room, abov* windows and doorways,<br />
and abov* th* aofa-bad te an idea you<br />
might like. It would ha a coloaaal pt*«<br />
to intersperse sculpture with book*<br />
perhape s handsome piste or sn eagle,<br />
and many of your other treasured,<br />
brightly colored acceeeonee Your per<br />
tonality is beginning to take over.<br />
One of my favorite window treat<br />
menu is louvered abutters, so approprt •<br />
•te to this type of room. They can be<br />
vertical or horizontal in detail. They<br />
can be wood stained, or whiU. They,<br />
too. will add their own personality<br />
They provide privacy, a cherished com<br />
ponent<br />
With carefully synchronised planning<br />
way in advance you will haw turned out<br />
your own spectacular LIBRARY, Off-<br />
ICE and GUEST ROOM - EX<br />
TRAORDIN AIRE!<br />
Naomi Statu Lory, a Fmnkhn rr»<br />
dent, at an interior designer and a for<br />
mer eecrewy uf " ^ '<br />
Interior Designers Yos» can faae* /her a<br />
meaoage by dmhng (313) 963-W7 on a<br />
Touch -Tone phone, then her maiibox<br />
number. 1697 Her fax number is (BIO)<br />
644-1314.<br />
Antiques fair features toys<br />
Toy*, toys, toys for children of sll<br />
age* will be the featured attraction at<br />
the June edition of the Marshall, Antiques<br />
Market, 8 am to S pjn. Satur<br />
day, June 17, at the Calhoun County<br />
Feirgrounds in Marshall.<br />
For more information, call th* Marshall<br />
Antiques Market at
SO<br />
Figley<br />
from page 5<br />
wlth<br />
»ur* you wtil be as pi—wi »» * •»<br />
U you wmnt a aeed source. tend a eelfsililineanrl<br />
stamped envelope u> me at<br />
The Eccentric. 906 E. Maple, Stasia*<br />
ham 48009.<br />
Colorful collection<br />
Yellow and blue crocuaee aa well as<br />
•cilia alao bloomed along with these<br />
plants - a sighL And 1 mustn t<br />
forget the little blue bepaUca with ita<br />
blue hitter-"" wbich waa -covered with<br />
them thia spring .<br />
WhiU tn Ilium. T grandi/lorwn, and<br />
VsiT Oi* NEW<br />
6000 So. Ft. Display.<br />
Featimmu<br />
b«* * Pav*hs<br />
Rk r igNta, Walls<br />
WATtaFAtts<br />
outooob lsxies-<br />
Pu' 'SVG G«l«<br />
Bnck Pavers<br />
Pat**. 0w**a'v£ic<br />
As Low As $2.05 Sq Ft<br />
SSMFS36<br />
• trim*<br />
maroon ooee alao grow in thia little garden<br />
We brought the white ooee from a<br />
fnend'a place up north many year* ago<br />
(with permiaatoo) and the maroon onee<br />
from my father in law a property m<br />
Ohio. I believe the maroon onea are T.<br />
rrectum. wakerobin, which don't open<br />
fully but remain m little buda. ll*ey<br />
have multiplied over tha yaara.<br />
Another bright yellow flower ia Bm»<br />
ket of Gold. Auruua miatdi*, which i<br />
cut bach after they have bloomed to ex<br />
Aixjzia i SttfifUd&i. 9«c.<br />
The Brick A Wall Depot<br />
1 - 8 0 0 - A N G E L Q - 2<br />
29604 W 8 Mat Ro<br />
Located On 8 Mat Ro 1 Bin VWst<br />
Of MMxtwiT Oh rwf Nowth Set<br />
^The birdbath is aurrounded with tall<br />
ptnk/white tulip*. Tuhpa "Judith Ley<br />
Royal Wall<br />
Rt 'uM.W"' Snns<br />
GM«< fcm GA#W»«. RASAS<br />
Bios ETC<br />
ir W k 4" H<br />
OULY $1.69 Ea.<br />
L.r<br />
PRICES THAT WILL MAKE<br />
The Obmerver/Si'ftV 15. 1995<br />
DO-IT-YOURSELF<br />
In5ia«i,ai>om Voto's<br />
AM) Lmhatvjh* Avabamii<br />
A Fun Lea Of Riniai<br />
Eous^nt To Hnv Win<br />
Your Pmojici<br />
Keystone Garden Wall<br />
rllmmowai srtth*<br />
LT. Guar $2-45 EA.<br />
Cocoas $2.55 EA.<br />
30.2cc; lf.1<br />
Large easy-access<br />
1 1 3 9 " . JJSSS'<br />
ST/HL"<br />
iter" and the crowning glory ia the<br />
white blooming dogwood tree. ^<br />
ua by a friend There are many varieties<br />
of Ooraua with whiU blooms others<br />
with coral of yellow blooms Shrobe in<br />
thia family have yellow or red atem*<br />
the family ia quite large ,<br />
In the comer of the farden. near the<br />
deck. European pnger. Asarum eu~<br />
poewn, aoftens the area with lU h^art<br />
shaped leaves<br />
There are other wildflower. in th*<br />
cardan, and we love them all Wooly<br />
thyme. Thymus, fill* in the gape and<br />
bloom, in pink aa the aeaaon<br />
Al Homw<br />
prugreaars.<br />
In early apring I toaaad aoa<br />
release fertiliser (Krkkat Krap) on the<br />
gardens and let them go Juat having<br />
that one special area to enjoy for ao<br />
many weeks brings much plaaaura and<br />
makee the work in the other gardens go<br />
quickly.<br />
Marty Figky « « advanced master<br />
gardener baaed in Birmingham You eon<br />
leave ber a messag» by dialing (313)<br />
S63-g047 on a touch-tone phone, then<br />
her mailbox number. m9. Her fax number<br />
u (810) 644-1314. „<br />
£<br />
Mian fmm<br />
_ p Thia photo, taken from the roof, thou* Cornu* in full<br />
splendor. The rock garden it near the deck.<br />
PLYMOUTH HO AO Rose Society to present annual show<br />
525-0980 || .jsrrst*:XZZ +££?5£3S<br />
It !=^L T ^*- kUA<br />
Al<br />
The Obaerver/JUNE 16,1995<br />
UPPLIANCE DOCTOHI-<br />
A little Tang wakes up dishwashers<br />
8-year-old<br />
ft<br />
like<br />
It wood to. A service<br />
technlelaa haa<br />
ah ark ad It out aad<br />
aay* everything 1*<br />
working fine. Do I<br />
•aad to lnveat In a<br />
new dishwaaher?<br />
*0£ Put on the brakes at<br />
GAGNON youj. locaJ grocery store<br />
and spend juat a few<br />
0 . I<br />
dollars for a pint jar of an orange-powdered<br />
breakfast drink called Tang<br />
That's all you need to use to bring back<br />
the washability of your dishwasher. The<br />
following is what happens in 96 percent<br />
of American homes and what createe<br />
thia common complaint.<br />
We aa consumers fail to malice that<br />
we cannot use a dishwasher effectively<br />
unless the water temperature inside ia<br />
140 degree* Cold or lukewarm water<br />
juat won't do the job. Turn on the hot<br />
water faucet at the kitchen sink until<br />
you receive maximum hot water temperature<br />
coming out of the spout. Then,<br />
turn oo your dishwasher If you do this<br />
faithfully every time you use your<br />
dishwasher you will notice a consider<br />
able difference in washability. The water<br />
that fills your dishwasher before it<br />
begins the wash cycle must be hot. If<br />
you don't turn oo the faucet and fat rid<br />
of the cold water in the pipe from the<br />
hot water tank to the kitchen spout,<br />
then you will begin filling the<br />
dishwasher with cold water. Aa a reeult,<br />
you won't diaaolve the detergent, your<br />
diahee won't be cleaned, you 11 have<br />
spots all over the glasses and you 11<br />
have aoap buildup inaade the complete<br />
unit Soap buildup ia what ia cauaing<br />
your problem<br />
Thia buildup ia coating the impellers<br />
in your motor aaaembiy and won't allow<br />
thee* internal components to cut<br />
through the water properly, giving the<br />
dishwaaher a atrong preeaurt of water<br />
through the apray anna. The cure to the<br />
problem »• the shelf and ia<br />
called Tang powdered breakfast drink.<br />
Here's bow you do it.<br />
Turn on the hot water to maximum<br />
temperature. Turn on the empty<br />
dishwasher and let it fill and waah for<br />
four minute* Shut it off and open the<br />
door. Empty tha complete jar of Tang<br />
into the water in the bottom of the<br />
dishwasher. Shut the door and let it go<br />
through ita complete cycle undisturbed,<br />
lids cure has been verified by many<br />
consumers wbo listen to my talk show.<br />
They have asked bow Tang doea it ao<br />
welL The acidic content and the abra<br />
aive action created by the powder aeem<br />
to be juat the proper mix to do the job.<br />
The aatronauta drank it and I do aa<br />
well.<br />
My garbage dlapoaal haa an occasional<br />
odor. How do 1 clean lt out?<br />
If you could aee what ia inside your<br />
dispoaal, I can aasure you that you<br />
wouldn't ever prepare another food item<br />
around your kitchen counter. We as<br />
consumers just stick the garbage in<br />
there, turn on the cold water, and away<br />
it goes, ao ere think. What about all the<br />
built-up grease, etc., that coats tbe<br />
walls inside? I don't want to be too<br />
graphic on the subject except to say<br />
that it needa a cleaning out every few<br />
days. The solution ia in your kitchen<br />
refrigerator. It's called ice cube*<br />
Fill the disposal with ice cubes and<br />
let them stand in there for sn hour or<br />
ao. Turn it on without water for 30 aecooda.<br />
Boil a kettle of water and rinse<br />
out the disposal. Thia little cure all<br />
should be performed twice a week and<br />
especially if you are going away for any<br />
length of time.<br />
. Joe Gagnon, the Appliance Doctor,<br />
vill answer your quest*on* about maintaining<br />
and repairing large appliancea.<br />
Gagnon is president of Cannock Appliance*<br />
in Garden City and do*a a weekly<br />
rodic, program on WJR-AAi. He ia author<br />
of "First Aid from the Appliance<br />
Doctor" available at area bookstore*.<br />
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The Observer* Jlue 16. 1996<br />
>29 u»t«»<br />
utlo<br />
kitcmtn mucet<br />
areyoure FREE - or you may opttoctro«<br />
either a Swing Ram quartz sink or a putt-out kitchen faucet at<br />
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*Mirimum ptvchaM ol 10 k*c*wo
The nhaerverlJVHl 15, 1995<br />
At Horn* M Thw Observer/JUNK 16,1996 h o<br />
1 INVITING IDEAS NATURE<br />
# • ; _ • 1<br />
Gather fruits, veggies for 'exotic evening I Fleabane now accents grasses of meadows<br />
Considered exotic in<br />
lb* I960. - Kiwi<br />
fruit, with ita odd fux<br />
xy brown .kin «nd<br />
fm bright gree n fie.h» bit<br />
• Uic food trend circuit<br />
with . bang* Today,<br />
the ubiquitous kiwi<br />
ait. wnong kiwanoe,<br />
feijoaa. tometillo.,<br />
WTH HOSSOK pi.nuim. ugb fruit,<br />
^WTW. £ £ £ persimmons,<br />
*apote, cftenmoyas. |*mi«i «~»t *nd<br />
carambolaa (star fruit).<br />
What do Uwm strange fruiU and vegetahlee<br />
usu like"* And what should you<br />
do with them 1 Chefs and fourmM cooks<br />
enjoy tbe challenge, but moat people<br />
pus them by in the grocery store, in^<br />
umidatad by ««-««« «<br />
Make discovering theee ototic fraiU<br />
and vegetable. a summertime event.<br />
Plan a scavenger hunt for "Soma Exotic<br />
Evening" et home with Cnends and<br />
family.<br />
Mril each person or couple, a picture<br />
of a .pacific exotic fruit or vegetable.<br />
is better when<br />
it's covered<br />
in leather. Suggested<br />
Your Choice<br />
Leather Plus<br />
$<br />
•Make discovering exotic fruits aad "<br />
saaMaerthae eveat. Ptae a w i v h | w fcaat for Some<br />
Exotic IvHtal" at home wttfc Wends and faawy.<br />
Your local library, produce market, and<br />
bigger grocery stores are great source*<br />
Or just write the name of the fruit or<br />
vegetable on a card.<br />
Tell each person to bring the fruit or<br />
vegetable to the party, along with some<br />
informaUon about it- Prepare some un<br />
usual dishes lmng exotic fruita and veg<br />
•table, for your guerta. Be sure to label<br />
them so |ue«U know what they are eating.<br />
Collect all the designated fruits and<br />
vegetables and prepare table-side salads.<br />
Top the fruit salad with custard<br />
style low fot lemon yogurt aad mtv. ss<br />
Encourage gueaU to share informs<br />
tion about their "found" fruits and veg<br />
etablea. Much of the evening', conver<br />
will be fillad with hwtoocal<br />
,95<br />
Retail:<br />
SI 220<br />
Suggested Retail<br />
$1)20<br />
background, descriptions, and augges^<br />
lions for using these newly discovered<br />
unusual foods.<br />
For the menu consider pan meo<br />
plantains, an avocado, feijo. and ugb<br />
fruit salad, grilled ahrimp with pa»ion<br />
fruit sauce on a bed of herbed rice, and<br />
en exotic fruit aalad with lemon yogurt<br />
dreMing. ,<br />
Here, a brief introduction to aome ot<br />
theee intriguing ediblee.<br />
• Plantains — (Adam. Pig) — look<br />
like large green banana, and can be<br />
used in any stage (rip. or not), green,<br />
y«llow or black, but are never eaten raw.<br />
When cooked, plantains taste like win<br />
tar aquaah, and are often uaed<br />
tato. Ripe plantains aie delictus<br />
peeled and halved lengthwise, then<br />
pen-fried until golden<br />
vegetable oil and drained wel<br />
serving. Green plantaina. peeled. cut<br />
into thin wheeU. then deep fned, make<br />
tasty chipe. Plantaina are commonly<br />
used in Latin American and Caribbean<br />
cuIsIbs.<br />
a Passion Fruit — alao called Granar«i»U<br />
— la a Brazilian native, but ia currently<br />
grown in New Zealand, Califor<br />
nia. Hawaii and Australia Thu egg<br />
•k,p^t fruit with a brittle outer skin,<br />
which ia wrinkled when ripe, ia usually<br />
purple. Other varieties include thoee<br />
that are orange or yellow. H* fruiti.<br />
aromatic and used for flavoring. Tbe<br />
seeds are edible, but often removed<br />
when uaed as a puree in mousse, dnnka<br />
or sorbets.<br />
• Feijoa. - (Pineapple Guava) indi<br />
re nous to South America, ta widely<br />
grown in New Zealand. California, and<br />
tuber warm temperate tones This oval<br />
thin green skinned fruit has a<br />
tanrv pineapple flavor with a hint of<br />
^»T„TsS« -y it fc.<br />
mmbirfp*^ of pineapple, pear and ha<br />
r.r.. |u texture ia similar to a juicy<br />
pear and ia delicious served as a fre^i<br />
fruiC in «lacfo, sorbeta. and preeerves<br />
a Ugb Fruit — la d croe. between a graoefruit,<br />
orange and tangerine. Citrua in<br />
appearance with a rather bumpy thick<br />
akin, Ugli Fruit ia uaually the aixa of a<br />
grapefruit, and grown in Jamaica If.<br />
usually eaten Uke an oranga, ia aweeter<br />
than grapefruit, and wonderful in eorbeta,<br />
fruit mi lads, and made into mar<br />
Snmmp With P<br />
Fnurr Sauce<br />
. 2 iiinlnn mm*. ha*ed. dtacard aWn<br />
1 cup sugar<br />
1 cup water<br />
I stick butter. maHed<br />
4% pound, targe shrtmp. peeled. •<br />
cleaned and devetned<br />
Prepare aa outeide grill — spray grill<br />
with no-stick cooking spray Light your<br />
(be.<br />
Combine peaefoa fruit, sugar ai<br />
Tuuat CJL»v-»»?n»rT<br />
Exotic: Gather exotic fruits<br />
and vegetables for a special<br />
euening.<br />
in a saucepan. Over medium heat, bring<br />
the mixture to e boU, then reduce heat<br />
and oootinue to simmer until the peeeion<br />
fruit pulp i. soft (approximately 121$<br />
Press tlm mixture through a sieve and<br />
discard the rsoMiniag pulp. Add the melt<br />
ed butter aad mix thoroughly-<br />
Bruah tbe shrimp ganerouely with the<br />
pesaion fruit aance and grill shrimp — 3<br />
to 4 minutes on each side De not over<br />
Pffefc. hasting aa asrsssary. Serve tbe<br />
shrimp on a bed of herbed rice. Serves g-<br />
Ruth Mossoh Johnston is an author and<br />
food eoiummst who lives in Fmnkbn To<br />
Itmve a Voice Mod message foe Ruth, dtal<br />
(3lin3-WT.\<br />
Plants need three<br />
\<br />
baaic ingredient, in order<br />
to grow — water,<br />
carbon dioxide and<br />
sunlight. These throe<br />
component, in the<br />
presence of chlorophyll,<br />
the pigment that<br />
make, leave, look<br />
green, enable plants to<br />
make their own food —<br />
MONVCttf pbotoeyntheeia If any<br />
of theae parte are lack<br />
ing. planta do not grow very welL<br />
In apriag water become, available to<br />
planta, aunllght i. proeent for longer period.<br />
of time and carbon dioxide ia adequataly<br />
abundant hecauae of our induatrial<br />
society. But apring ia the only time<br />
sufficient sunlight reach sa tha<br />
of tfceptaat to deter le-<br />
eway.<br />
foreet floor enabling moat wildflowera to<br />
grow. Now that summer la almoet upon<br />
ua and trees have leafed out completely,<br />
foreet wildflowera have finished blooming.<br />
Meadow wildflowera now begin to<br />
make the Kane. Puaaytoaa have already<br />
to aaed, but the delicate daiay<br />
la now accenting tbe green<br />
of the meadow*. Few wild<br />
flower, compete with the early blooming<br />
fleabane Later in summer other<br />
wildflowera will dilute the generally<br />
white flower, of daiay fleabane.<br />
Though the flowerheada are only<br />
about an inch acroea, for amallar than<br />
cultivated daieiee. they grow in email<br />
cluster, with numeroua petals. AM many<br />
aa 70 thin delicate ray* may radiate<br />
outward from the yellow core. Some<br />
time, the white petala are tinged with<br />
pink or blue.<br />
An old superstition states that If a<br />
pregnant woman want, to know the aex<br />
of her child ahe ahould plant tha eeed oC<br />
a fleabane. If the petala from the plant<br />
are pinkieh. she will have a girl. If they<br />
are bluUh, aha will have a boy.<br />
The name fleabane refers to tha reputed<br />
quality of the plant to deter insecte.<br />
Pioneer, often stuffed it into<br />
their mattreaeee to keep fleae away.<br />
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A Message From The Michigan Deportment Of Agriculture<br />
Many believe the plant haa no ineect<br />
detering qualities, however, recent obaervationa<br />
of atarling nests suggest otherwise.<br />
Starling neeta with fleebane incorporated<br />
in iU material had fewer<br />
parasites than thoae atarling neeU<br />
without fleabane Do the starlings know<br />
they are incorporating a beneficial<br />
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The Greenmead garden walk<br />
offers a welcome sign off summer<br />
While Craig and Sue Kelly were on vacation<br />
[>la Vine wad at varioue courses around<br />
M,ch,£Tthey stored up idee* for bnbapins<br />
their home, one of the neweet contemporaries<br />
in Livonia MeenwhiW on the other<br />
I n. Barb and Scott MacDonald were y wOnj<br />
built in Boeedale Gardane m the USD*.<br />
Hundreds af tha two famflwo deeign ideaa, both tomehonored<br />
and contemporary, era available for the price<br />
of a ticket to tha sixth annuel garden warn.* oouso red<br />
£ f£3a far the of Greanmend lO am.<br />
to 5 p-m. Ssturdsy. June 24. A total of aeven Livonia<br />
homee in edditian to gerdena found oo the gmunda af<br />
Greenmead, Lxvonia'a 160-yeer-old hietarical village at<br />
Newbmrgh « Ch of H<br />
thoae without a groan thumb. ,<br />
Ceat per tickat ie $7 in advance. ar $8 on the day C<br />
the walk AB proeee^io t owa^^^rtor^o^<br />
^ libraries, the com—<br />
m unity raeourcee department at Livonia City Hall, and<br />
Greenmead Hiatorieal Village. For information, call<br />
(313) 421-2000, Ext. 361 • _<br />
"We have eHttfa bit of everything this year from the<br />
well-manicured bede..fountau*s and statuee m a P**^~<br />
like aetting to a bungalow with a picket fonce surround<br />
ed by hug» b*u« spruce. ^ ^ t h ^ I T l ^<br />
; aaid Janet Bennett, president of the non<br />
Before Sue and Craig Kelly began landacaping the<br />
they researched golf course in<br />
i that -<br />
n first drew up a plan The atone walla * • «° ,f «"»<br />
up north gave me the beaic concept, aaid Kelly , who<br />
front yard<br />
for and<br />
They did all of the!<br />
themeelvee. Eye appeal waa Ae<br />
• the eautraetong colors foimd in the<br />
pie. green Norway apnxe and a blue<br />
corner by tha front door. Tbe varying<br />
haaghta, ahapea and colore provide an intaroatingacana<br />
which keep, the eye moving; aa with «y<br />
around the thra^dimenaiona) *pac« Oniy Ohio k ~f,<br />
rock and boulders, another idea -<br />
couree. were imed tooontfnieUamesd pl"tmgbe«fom<br />
the froot yyrd. In springtime, bulbs provide a<br />
rofor. In aummar. blue aalvia, pmk begomaa and whr®r<br />
dusty miller, interaparaed with cyprees muldi and nver<br />
rock m ground cower, create a delicate floral painting.<br />
Craig KeQjr'e creation of a New York Bhieetone patio<br />
waa culled from a aunilar one at Foreet LakeCountty<br />
Club. He worked a lot of late nighta laying the atone<br />
himeelf Directly behind thia roetful view laaa<br />
Whispering Wittowe Golf Courae. Oaaea or lalend* of<br />
piAiitinKs in the back yard to break up the wide<br />
expanse of lawn producee plenty of interest. Future<br />
pfo«B call for the addition of a pond.<br />
•W, did it far 5<br />
to unerind from a hectic day of children and work. It a<br />
something we alwaya wanted to do but previous to thia<br />
we'd owned a rondo," Sue Kelly aaid.<br />
Tunefcegg traditions<br />
Barb and Scott MacDonald are restoring the formal<br />
end informal gardanadaeignodlgthema^jardanar<br />
who buih the hnn^m Livonia « Roee«^Gar^ ui<br />
the 1920a. The IftacDonalda sre only the third fomily to<br />
own the home. The second owner was abo<br />
j gardener. Front courtyarde aeparated by a white wood<br />
fonce ahowcaae bed* of heirioom flower* including a<br />
dwarf Klac and hollyhocks.<br />
-They're old-fashioned Victorian gardens with 40dif-<br />
^ perennials like dsylily<br />
and iria WeVe restored a lot of the gardens and tried*<br />
plant e lot of the aame flewera." Barb MacDonald aaid.<br />
Through tha back garden gate vieiiora find an<br />
enchanting fa—at Mkt yard featuring a 80-year-old<br />
playhouse that appears aa if torn from the pages of a<br />
JErytoook. A circular herb garden eet m the oarteroT<br />
th*' haven ia aactioned into four d*inct areas by bnck.<br />
The home's original fish pond reminds greets of the<br />
prosperous ers of the *20a just before the Great<br />
Dgpr^w^Stocked with goldfi^inaummCT, t he^<br />
dream Goldfiah overwinter in a greenhouee stUched to<br />
the home A trelheed patio, letua pond, wiktflewera<br />
shruha and treea make thia aereue beck yard complete<br />
COVttt STORYh<br />
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Above: Oases or islands of plantingsin the back yard of the }&&&£*.<br />
~interest<br />
At right: HaMey MacDonald, 8, searches for signs of life u<br />
*We have a little bit of everything this year from the<br />
well-manicured beds, fountains and statues in a<br />
park-like setting to a bungalow with a picket fence<br />
surrounded by huge blue spruce. If anything the<br />
theme seems to be perennials. Gardeners Uhe them<br />
because they're low maintenance. 9<br />
Janet Bennett, president of Friends for the Development<br />
of Greenmead<br />
lit'<br />
&<br />
•<br />
-•* : -**-•<br />
Secret garden: Through the MacDonalds' back garden gate visitors<br />
find a forest like yard featuring a 50-year-old<br />
thai<br />
appears as if it were torn from the pages of a story book.
140 The ObaerveriJUNE IS. 1995 At Home<br />
-I FOCUS ON PHOTOGRAPHY H<br />
Cropping can dramatically improve photos<br />
MONTI<br />
wmn<br />
Years efo, I<br />
ber seeing • mattnu<br />
tag that spelled out in<br />
do uncertain Unn»<br />
"Do Not Remove Under<br />
Penalty of Lew."<br />
How ridiculous, I<br />
thought, yet I bet there<br />
• re people who<br />
wouldn't think of<br />
•nipping off that<br />
In numeroua photography<br />
judging* and critiques over<br />
the years, I've noticed a aimilar rever<br />
•nee- That ia, people heeitete altering<br />
the aiaa ot tbar finished printa and<br />
slxke. They feel either they can't cut<br />
down that S-by-10 enlargement or<br />
they're not aware of the improvemenU<br />
that can be made by alight cropping.<br />
Yea, cropping your photograph whan<br />
needed can dramatically improve the<br />
impact aad strength at your final image.<br />
poaed and erell-executed print that<br />
suffers, far example, only from that dis<br />
tracting bright patch of aky ia tbe upper<br />
test poislMt Mgativt or<br />
corner Cropping juat V%-inch or ao off<br />
the top at the ahot eliminating the "hot<br />
•pot" will impreesively improve your<br />
How about that apecial aunaet picture<br />
of your* that haa juat too much aky<br />
and too much foreground? Cropping<br />
aome off top and bottom will produce a<br />
much more striking<br />
Or your favorite too ahot of the giraffe<br />
stretching hia neck upward to reach the<br />
barriee on the branch. Wouldn't a vertical<br />
crop enhance this picture? You bet!<br />
A cropped print may preclude you<br />
from using precut mat* available in<br />
many stoma. But far juat a couple of<br />
dollar* more, any frame ebop can cua<br />
torn-tailor mats to your cropped print.<br />
Slide* can be cropped, too. A elide<br />
presentation can be made much more<br />
interesting by cropping boom of tbe im-<br />
tfco c a mora to obtaia tha<br />
TIMO MO cropping If<br />
agee providing a variety of sixe slides.<br />
Your local photo dealer atocka Gepe<br />
brand elide mounts, easy to assemble<br />
and available in many precropped<br />
In discussing cropping, 1 am not suggesting<br />
photographing the whole scene<br />
and then deciding later what parts to<br />
crop out. I believe in cropping through<br />
the camera to obtain the beet possible<br />
negative or slide. Then use cropping if<br />
neceeeary to enhance your photograph.<br />
Cropping can dramatically Improve<br />
your pictures. Juat think: If you begin<br />
to crop your photographs, you might<br />
just trim off that mattress tag?<br />
Mont* NagUr ia a fine art photographer<br />
baaed tn Farmington Hill*. You<br />
can lew* htm a message by dialing (313)<br />
963-3047 on a touch-tone phone, then<br />
hit mailbox number, 1873.<br />
New camera devices bring adults 3-D<br />
BT RICK SAMMON<br />
API<br />
When 1 waa a child, ooe of my favor<br />
its toys waa a 3-D View-Master. Holding<br />
the viewer up to my eyee, 1 wae magically<br />
transported, via dramatic three-<br />
•ii.Mi.iM.1 images, to tbe Grand<br />
Canyon, Yellowstone National Park<br />
the country.<br />
View-M est an are still popular with<br />
kids of all agaa. But today, rather than<br />
the broern or black binocular-etyU model<br />
of yeetsrysar, children can cbooae<br />
from a variety of fanciful models, including<br />
ones that look tike<br />
children (like me) there<br />
pture the vtrtuandsuhjeeta.<br />
There<br />
are alao gadgets that let you use standard<br />
csmeras to fst 3-D effects. Here's<br />
a look at just s few:<br />
Franks Beam SplitterAttach this<br />
device to a 50 mm or 56 mm lens, put<br />
the sstup on s 35 nun SLR, and you are<br />
ready to taks side-by-side 3-D prints.<br />
Stereo Realist — This 36 mm earners<br />
became popular in ths 1960s, and is<br />
still popular today among dedicated 3-<br />
D photographer*, lt is ooe of the few<br />
quality 3-D cameras that offers full<br />
msnnsl exposure and focus control.<br />
Franks Beam Splitter and Stereo<br />
Realist take two photographs simultaneously.<br />
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you can either view them with a<br />
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Effective: There were too many<br />
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BOOK BREAK<br />
Local authors give summer reading tips<br />
Packing or planning<br />
for that vacation trip<br />
•ooa? Don't forget to<br />
include • food book to<br />
add to your well-deserved<br />
fun. Hare, area<br />
writer* (wbo should<br />
know good writing)<br />
make soma suggestions<br />
aa to what you<br />
abouid take alone<br />
• Kathe KoR Berkley ("Strange An<br />
gala") Thi. superlative author of tales<br />
of terror recommends "Street," by Jack<br />
Cady, a coo temporary thriller which<br />
eaaily tranacends tbe pnn. In it, a atrial<br />
killer snuffs out proatitutaa, and<br />
eocne homslses individuals take it upon<br />
thsmselvoo to find tbe mooster reapon<br />
eibte far tbe murders. "It's a powerful<br />
story about tbe decline of morality."<br />
say* Koja. wbo alao recommends Cady's<br />
1994 abort story collection. "Sons of<br />
Noah." and "anything by Cormac<br />
McCarthy"<br />
• I»«rW Taaaey. Weet Bloomfield<br />
("Savage Carrot") Young Adult novelist<br />
Tosney aaaa K Annie Proulx's "The<br />
Shipping Nana" aa one of the beat novela<br />
she's read recently. Pint published<br />
ia 1990. the highly acclaimed tale tails<br />
of a 36-year-old<br />
HOMESPUN<br />
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SHAKER<br />
Lexington's "Homespun Shaker"<br />
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•Ml (He 5*i Am we famM N» uraqur durjtkr n<br />
enhanced «m0> cherry «ofcd» and veneer*, cedar long m<br />
ulecWd »siiri. and cunamporwy icjfcng, The a one<br />
to<br />
man wbo travels to Newfoundland to<br />
start a new Ufa. Tbe tragicomic romance<br />
woo the 1994 Pulitaar Prise for Paction.<br />
"Her uae of the language reminds me of<br />
James Joyce, and bar scenes juat<br />
blase," say* Tomey. "I'm also fascinated<br />
by bow she writes ao convincingly in<br />
a man's voice. She seems to really get<br />
inside a man's soul and mind." Another<br />
Tomey favorite; writer Tobias Wolff's<br />
memoirs, "This Boy'a Life."<br />
• Linda Bartad, Troy (Tender Rogue")<br />
Tami H nag's romantic suspense<br />
novel. "Still Waters," would make for<br />
great summer reading, says historical<br />
romance writer Bartall. The cast of<br />
character* includes an ex-football player<br />
arbo retiree to become a small-town<br />
sheriff, and a woman whose reputation<br />
haa been wrongly besmirched. Add a<br />
mysterious murder, and sn Amiah<br />
backdrop, "rd never read any of Tami<br />
Hoag's books before this<br />
Bartell "But I intend to<br />
now." Other titlea by Hoag include "Cry<br />
Wolf* and "Dark Paradise."<br />
• Deng Altya, Montrose ("Icewater<br />
Mansions") Tbe Edgar Award-winning<br />
mastery suthor suggests Elmore Leonard's<br />
latest crackling thriller. "Riding<br />
the Rap." "I thought Pronto' was<br />
good," says Allyn "This is<br />
• 'Iter IM of tfco loogoogo<br />
rssrioii m of J m m s<br />
Joyco, MD hor ICUM just<br />
by bow sbo ofeo wi wrttos to cot*<br />
vfloclof ty lo a moo's<br />
voles.'<br />
Ingrid Tomey<br />
West Bloomfieui<br />
Leonard just smokes here. He's In top<br />
form." If you want more of Leonard, Allyn<br />
suggests "Get Shorty," his personal<br />
favorite. A story about a loan shark wbo<br />
makes it biq as a Hollywood<br />
screenwriter, Allyn calls it "a great story."<br />
Be ready for a knock-out ending, he<br />
adviaaa.<br />
• Tom Kahaala, Grand Rapida<br />
("Shadow Counter") crime novelist Kakonis<br />
suggests Lee Goldberg's debut<br />
novel, "My Gun Has Bulleta," especial<br />
ly if you're looking for a murder mystery<br />
with a funny bone. Tbe tale, a send-up<br />
of a television show set in La-La Land<br />
makes him laugh just thinking about it,<br />
saya Kakonis. Goldberg ia a veteran<br />
television writer.<br />
• Barbara Burgees. Lapeer ("The<br />
Fred Field") Burgess, a Young AduK<br />
novelist, was more than eager to recommend<br />
Carol Shields rather off-beat novel.<br />
"The Stone Diaries," first published<br />
in 19*6 snd now in paperback. "It's<br />
about s woman who witnesses her own<br />
birth, childhood, marriage, motherhood,<br />
work, and death," says Burgess, who<br />
calls it "extremely powerful."<br />
B Thomas Lynch. Mitford ("Grimalkin<br />
and Other Poems") Thia gifted<br />
Michigan poet likes Keith Taylor's<br />
short story collection, "Ufa Science."<br />
Taylor, an Ann Arbor writer, eete many<br />
of theae stories in Michigan. If you haven't<br />
already done so. hare's your<br />
chance to get acquainted with yet another<br />
area writer. Speaking of Michigan<br />
writers. Lynch also highly recommends<br />
Jim Harrison's "Julip."<br />
Victoria Diaz of Livonia, a longtime<br />
member of Detroit Women Writer*. Has<br />
a lifelong interest in reading "everything<br />
from great novels to cereal boxes." You<br />
can leave a menage for her on a Touch-<br />
Tone phone by dialing 963-2047, then<br />
her mailbox number 1864.<br />
Tsk* K aftosg E. Annie Prouix'» Pulitzer Prize-winning "The Shipping<br />
News " is one of the books local authors recommend for vacation<br />
reading.<br />
West Bloomfield artist signs books<br />
West Bloomfield artist Chria Unwta, an- WatercaloriaU BUI _<br />
thor sf Tha Artistic Touch," will bare a heim, Gwsa Tonkin, lil<br />
bask signing aaaa ta 2 pas. Saturday, at tha Van Gnapsr, Lily<br />
Dooboiday store at the Somerset Collective, tali will mais s<br />
Kg Beeeer Seed and Ceattdp, Trey<br />
Vspl-<br />
Karee<br />
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Satellite TV services<br />
offer program packages<br />
Last week we talked<br />
about RCA's new 18inch<br />
television antenna.<br />
Actually, it's more<br />
than a dish. The system<br />
involves digital<br />
signals received from a<br />
satellite, not over the<br />
air or from a cable.<br />
You buy not only the<br />
dish but a black box to<br />
convert what you<br />
receive from a satellite<br />
into programming.<br />
No matter how nifty a television system<br />
is. it isn't worth a thing without<br />
some programming to watch A computer<br />
needs software; a TV set needs pro<br />
gramming.<br />
If you buy the system, you can alao<br />
buy. through RCA, 120 channels for t61<br />
a month, aaid Bill Scarf one of Scott<br />
Shruptrine, which sells the hardware<br />
necessary to sat up a digital satellite<br />
system (the real name of the 18-inch<br />
antenna and associated hardware).<br />
There are two other ma^or diatribu<br />
tors of programming for a digital satellite<br />
system: DirecTV or United States<br />
Satellite Broadcasting.<br />
DirecTv, a unit of GM Hughes Elec-<br />
tronics, offers ita basic package of 30<br />
channels, including ESPN and CNN,<br />
for $22.<br />
USSB. which is a subsidiary of Hubbard<br />
Broadcasting, sells its basic pack<br />
age for $8. You can get many premium<br />
channels in addition to the basic package<br />
for $35 a month. Theae foes do not<br />
include pay-per-view channels, which<br />
are offered by both distributors.<br />
The RCA little dish sounds good, especially<br />
in suburbs where s six-footwide<br />
dish may be ugly or illegal or both.<br />
But DirecTv and USSB won't sell you<br />
network programming if you could get it<br />
from a cable system or over tbe air.<br />
That leaves out most of us.<br />
So the choice is yours: broadcast,<br />
cable or tbe newest entry in the lists:<br />
the digital satellite system. Tbe existence<br />
of the new mini-antenna gives the<br />
consumer just another choice in the<br />
world of electronic information exchange.<br />
Barry Jensen welcomea your comment«<br />
and suggestions for topics for future columns.<br />
His telephone number is 313-963-<br />
2125. This number has voice mail attached,<br />
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To keep yards healthy<br />
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While chemical-free, organic gardening<br />
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Your lawn may need a little help main<br />
fining the right pH level, between fi.3<br />
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Water your lawn once a week to a<br />
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the regular rainfall. Thia will encourage<br />
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Once your lawn is up and growing,<br />
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Look far a aturdy, durable and reliable<br />
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ing mower called the Mulchinator. Be<br />
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The next step is to maintain your<br />
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There are ways to silence squeaking floors<br />
AP — A squeaking floor ia not ooe of<br />
tbe moat wrioui problem* that a house<br />
can develop. but it ia orac of tbe moat<br />
A floor generally con*i*ta of three Layera;<br />
tbe joiata, tbe aubfloor and the<br />
flooring When it aqueaks, tbe uaual<br />
culprit ie wood rubbing iguut wood or<br />
wood rubbing agsinat a nail.<br />
it'a beet to eliminate tbe cauee en<br />
Ureiy But thia ian't aiweya poaaible.<br />
and a temporary aolutioo ia to lubricate<br />
between the boards. Many lubricants<br />
work. Try sprinkling talcum powder or<br />
powdered graphite between the boards.<br />
Or use penetrating lubricant spray If<br />
none of theae do tbe job, try dripping<br />
furniture wax or liquid soap in the<br />
cracks.<br />
A more permanent way to quiet noisy<br />
floorboards is to djnve small triangular<br />
metal glazier's points, used to install<br />
erindoerpenea, into cracks bet wean the<br />
boarda. Space the points about 6 inches<br />
apart and aink them below tbe surface<br />
with a nail set or putty knife<br />
If squeaking occurs in a floor that baa<br />
expoaed joists in the basement or crawl<br />
apace underneath, try repairing tbe<br />
problem from below.<br />
First check tbe croaa braces, known<br />
aa bridging, between joiata. Some of the<br />
psacaa may have worked loose over the<br />
years, allowing the joiata to move when<br />
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tbe tan pieces rub together To stop it,<br />
dab glue oo a wood ehingfe or shim and<br />
tap it between tbe joist and tbe aubfloor<br />
near tbe squeak. Don't force it too for.<br />
Sometime* when you ftz a squeak in<br />
ooe place it moves to another spot. Tbe<br />
solution ia construction adhesive, a<br />
squeak-stopper you can spply to large<br />
areas of a floor. Put a tube of adhesive<br />
in a caulking gun and run a bead of<br />
adhesive along both aidea of a joist<br />
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aqueaks ahould be gone for good<br />
If the floor joists sre not expoaed.<br />
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theyare directed against each other like<br />
a "V." Then drive spiral-shanked floor<br />
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Whenever there's a problem, run 2-inch<br />
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When it comae to aquaaka, stairs can<br />
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stair aqueaks are caused by a tread (tbe<br />
horizontal part you atep on) rubbing<br />
sgainst a riser (the vertical part) or<br />
againatthe stringers (aide pieces).<br />
If a squeak seems to be coming from<br />
tbe front of a tread, drive naila at opposing<br />
angles through tbe tread into tbe<br />
If it iiima to be coining from the rear<br />
of a tread, insert thin, glue-coated wood<br />
wedgss in a crack between tbe bottom of<br />
the riser and tbe tread. Use a sharp<br />
knife to cut off tbe exposed enda of<br />
thewedgee ao that they are flush witb<br />
tbe riser. Then cover tbe repair witb<br />
molding to conceal it.<br />
If tbe underside of tbe ataira ia expoaad,<br />
you can often ailence aquaaka by<br />
fastening small wood block* where a<br />
riser meets tbe tread above it. Attach<br />
tbe blocks with glue and ecrewa abort<br />
enough aotbey don't protrude through<br />
the surface.<br />
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But rather than recycling old furniture,<br />
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Peck appointed<br />
Michael A.<br />
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vice preei<br />
dent for the<br />
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Oakland County<br />
Association of<br />
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quartered in<br />
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recently served<br />
aa executive vp of the Greater Las<br />
Vegan Association of Realtors<br />
Davis named director<br />
Tisaothy M.<br />
Davis, a<br />
Rochester resident.<br />
has been<br />
named director of<br />
real estate and<br />
development for<br />
Childtime Children'a<br />
Centers,<br />
the nation's fifth<br />
largest provider<br />
Timothy M. Dante of childcare and<br />
pre school services He will be responsible<br />
for development of new centers.<br />
Fords appointed<br />
f t<br />
SMrtey snd Ed Ford<br />
Shirley and Ed<br />
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Rookie of the Year<br />
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Quality Real Estate NW/Better<br />
Homes and Gardens in Livonia, has<br />
received Rookie of the Year honors for<br />
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in Michigan. Carne, who received hia<br />
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REAL ESTATE<br />
t h u r s d a y . j u n e 15. 1 9 9 5 • PAGE 1 S E C T I O<br />
Showing houses<br />
Kevin J. Berry, owner of ERA Quality Realty, demomtrata a computers! luting of a houte for tale.<br />
Computer challenges<br />
By Doug<br />
It need to be that proepective buyers<br />
obtained brief descriptions and<br />
maybe black and-wUts exterior<br />
photographs of houses for sale<br />
from a thick rauhi-list book-TW<br />
books are still available. But Real-<br />
Comp II offers an on-line computer<br />
multi-listing that haa service the too! with of choice colon red for<br />
photo capabilities and up-to-the<br />
minute information on availability<br />
atantly." said Karen MLSdirec<br />
tor "<br />
n "Information in<br />
bytbe time they come out is<br />
five days oki. The market now is mov-<br />
real<br />
workferith computer databases.<br />
RoslComp Il's ML8 te ^detaiUd<br />
and list<br />
K£s?rs»<br />
Technology lias enhanced many<br />
business operations, including real<br />
estate. Computers have become a key<br />
tool for many sales associates.<br />
Here's why.<br />
MLS books list by comma-<br />
^a^bsrery selective," said Jetty<br />
general manager and broker<br />
at Hall ft Hunter te Bloomfield Township.<br />
1 can request houses that have<br />
basements, garages, Birmingham<br />
It only brings up the things I<br />
• multi-listing services save<br />
. time, a precious commodity<br />
for buyers, sailers and agents who are<br />
increaatogiy b .<br />
-It's very user friendly and grves a<br />
lot of information." said Sue Thorn<br />
an associate broker with Century 21<br />
Bast in Rochester Hills. "Itfa M S<br />
. In todays market, the (MLS)<br />
is almost obsolete by the time<br />
v m f s k . "<br />
ant study by tbe National Aasoof<br />
Realtors found that 50 per -<br />
of house buyers ware introduced<br />
to their houses through research and<br />
information provided by their sgents,<br />
reported ERA, a national brokerage<br />
network.<br />
-We recognise the trust clients place<br />
in our real sstate agents and the<br />
important role of providing computer<br />
technologies on the cutting edge of<br />
tha real estate industry," said Kevin<br />
J. Berry, associate broker/ owner of<br />
ERA Quality Realty of Redford.<br />
-RealComp II, along with ERA s<br />
Electronic Home Selling Network,<br />
allows us to provide the most compre<br />
hensive and detailed information to<br />
our clients.<br />
"Ths mors they know, the better<br />
informed and more comfortable they<br />
are te making sound real estate decisions,"<br />
Berry said-<br />
"Our previous Michigan MLS did<br />
net provide any photos of the property,"<br />
said David Owens, broker with<br />
mm . "ST<br />
ERA Accent Realty in Livonia.<br />
-Now. the benefit to the client is<br />
he/she ia able to gut a visual opinion<br />
of tbe home which greatly aids in the<br />
decision to pursue that piece of real<br />
Computers have it over books te<br />
another big way. McKeon noted<br />
"You can put prospects te computers,<br />
how many bedrooms they want,<br />
tbe area, price range. Aa information<br />
becomes available, it automatically<br />
alerts you there's a home there and it<br />
alerta other agents you're looking for<br />
a home like that." he said.<br />
Thorn alao noted another advantage<br />
to technology. "Ifs easier to misplace<br />
a book than a computer," ahe aaid<br />
The cost of acquiring a computer<br />
would be the major expense to going<br />
to sn on-tins system, Kage said.<br />
•This it a phone bill. What's that<br />
coatr Berry said ofacceeetegby com<br />
P McKeon predict that MLS books one<br />
day will become obsolete as more and<br />
more agenta get acceea and become<br />
comfortable around computers<br />
•Early on. when computers were<br />
available, I think there was s lot of<br />
insecurity," McKeon said. "As new<br />
agenta come on wbo are more computer<br />
literate, more familiar with com<br />
there's mo<br />
If points were paid, you may be able to get a refund<br />
Q. I have beard that there may<br />
have been a s S chance change ta tbe law<br />
regarding tbe deductibility of<br />
"points." Do you have<br />
that?<br />
A If you bought a r J _<br />
after Dec. 31. 1990. you may be enUtled<br />
to a tax refund. On March 2H<br />
1994, tbe Internal Revenue Service<br />
issued Revenue Procedure 94-21.<br />
which changes ita position on "seller<br />
paid" points. Prior to that time, tf<br />
the seller paid mortgage points on<br />
bshslf of the Im buyer, Mthe lbu jyer H was I<br />
net allowed te take an tax deduction for those<br />
points Ths to the IR8 position that<br />
any taxpayer wbo purchases s psreonsl residence<br />
after Dec. 31. 1990. . on which ths asUer paid<br />
ths mortgage tender, io entitled to file an i<br />
tax return and get an income tax refund for tha<br />
appropriate year However, the nam change te the<br />
IRS's position does not allow a deduction for points<br />
paid te lieu of appraisal foes, inspection foes. stc . nor<br />
for points paid on property that ia not your principal<br />
residence, nor for points for home improvement loans<br />
or refinancing loane. You are beet advissd to consult<br />
with your legal adriaer regarding the ramifications of<br />
this change te poaition of the IRS<br />
Q. Our municipality la coneideriag banning<br />
large satellite diabee more than • tnehee in<br />
dir-— or If inches high. Dtafceo asore than 1<br />
laches Hi diameter require a permit. Ia this<br />
legal?<br />
A In a recent sixth Circuit Court of Appeals opinion,<br />
the Court held that where a city banned large mmlite<br />
dishss. this violated a federal regulation and a<br />
homeowner can sue for damages and attorney fees<br />
under 42 UJ.C., Psregraph 19M In a imiMr type<br />
statute, it wss found that the ordinance violated 47<br />
C.P.R Paragraph 35.104(b). which is an FCC regula-<br />
tion that says thst cities and towns cannot impose<br />
-unreasonable limiUtions" on satellite dishes. In<br />
sddition the FCC regulstion is enforceable under<br />
Section 1983. which means that a homeowner who is<br />
ordered to remove his dish sntenns msy bs<br />
to damages and attorney foes because, since the FCC<br />
regulation was intended to benefit homeowners, it<br />
created a binding obligation on cities and towns and<br />
is sufficiently specific to be within the competence of<br />
the judiciary to enforce. Your municipality ought to<br />
got a legal opinion before passing such an ordinance<br />
Robert U. Meisner ia o Birmingham area attorney<br />
concentrating his practice in tbe areas af condomim<br />
ume, real estate, corporate law and<br />
invited to submit topics whwh you would like to see<br />
discussed in this column, including questions about<br />
condominiums, by writing Robert Ii. Meisner, .10300<br />
Telegraph, Suite 467. Bingham Forma. Michigan<br />
48096. This column provides general Infermatoon<br />
and should not be construed as legal opinion.
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The Observer THURSDAY. JUNK 15. 1996<br />
Remodeling makes sense to more and more people<br />
Rising inUfMi rata* ere ca«i»<br />
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Another renovation that increases<br />
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When making renovations,<br />
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Par siample. replacing your furnace<br />
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Alao, keep in mind that it may<br />
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For instance, you may not<br />
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When you sell your bouse, you<br />
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For tax purpoaes, tb* Internal<br />
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Example* of improvementa include<br />
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or ahiuba, termite proofing end<br />
waterproofing alao qualify aa im<br />
pcovementa. One teet to deter<br />
mine if a renovation qualifies aa<br />
an improvemsnt ia whether it is<br />
permanent. Par example, you can<br />
add to your beau the coat of built<br />
in hnnhraass or wall-to-wall car<br />
while tb* coat of a free<br />
standing bookceee or a room-sim<br />
rug doeen't qualify<br />
According to the IRS, repairs<br />
differ from improvemenU in that<br />
repairs merely maintain your<br />
property in or restore your proper<br />
ty to good working condition. ?or<br />
...mpU, fixing a leaky roof is<br />
considered a repair. However, in^<br />
«*«Hii*g a new roof ia considered<br />
an improvement Thus, basic re<br />
pain and maintenance, such as<br />
the coet of painting or repairing<br />
gutters generally offer no tax ben<br />
efit since they cannot be addsd to<br />
tbe beeis of your bouse<br />
How you pay for bome improve<br />
meats alao can affect your tax<br />
bill. Your best strategy (depending<br />
on available interest rates) is<br />
to avoid paying intereet charge*<br />
by using as __<br />
afford to finance the improvement.<br />
If that's not poeaible, you.<br />
may want lo look into a bome<br />
squity loan. Tbe intereet paid oo<br />
bome equity loans or bona equity<br />
linee of credit ia usually lees than<br />
the rata chat-gad for other forma of<br />
borrowing. In addition, those<br />
types of loans offer a tax break becauaa<br />
the intereet usually ia deductible<br />
(some restrictions apply<br />
to certain high-income individuals).<br />
Keep in mind that uaing<br />
your house as collateral has serious<br />
implications, so borrow only<br />
an amount you am confidant you<br />
can repay.<br />
When you file your tax return<br />
for the year in which you sold<br />
your house, you 11 need to com<br />
plate Form 2119, Sals of Your<br />
Home, on which you calculate the<br />
profit on the sale of your houee.<br />
CPA* recommend that you prepare<br />
a worksheet and keep a running<br />
record of all bome improve<br />
menu, along with bills, contracts,<br />
receipts and other substantiating<br />
record*, from the day you become<br />
a bomeoemer.<br />
Yesterday's luxeries are today's must haves'<br />
Design feature* that just a decade<br />
ago were considered luxury<br />
items will be standard in new<br />
house* by th* turn of tbe century,<br />
according to "The Future* of<br />
Home Building," a newly pub<br />
liabed analysis by the National<br />
Association of Home Builders<br />
(NAHB).<br />
Viewed es luxuries in the 1960a,<br />
a number of deeign elements are<br />
rapidly becoming standard fee<br />
tures in reaponae to changing<br />
demographics and consumer expectations.<br />
the study found.<br />
Among them arr<br />
• Walk-in doeeta.<br />
• Kitchens with central ialanda<br />
and walk-in pantries<br />
• Large, luxurious bathrooms as<br />
port of master bedroom suites.<br />
B Higher ceilings<br />
a A room that ia deeignated ss a<br />
• More uae of windows to bring<br />
the outdoor* inaide<br />
At the high end of the marks!,<br />
another set of luxury features ia<br />
expected to become more widespread<br />
by the end of the decade.<br />
In the upper price ranges, more<br />
houses will include:<br />
• Two maetar bedroom suitee.<br />
• A fitness room.<br />
• A folly dedicated media room<br />
with a built-in large screen T.V.<br />
system.<br />
a Security/lighting/energy management<br />
systems.<br />
Other changee will be dictated<br />
by regulation, rather than demographics<br />
or consumer expectations,<br />
the NAHB study found.<br />
They include the uae of radon mitigation<br />
systems in high-risk<br />
arees, the uae of water -conserving<br />
plumbing fixtures, widespread<br />
use of energy-efficient windows<br />
and high performance insulation,<br />
and larger town houses to accommodate<br />
model code changee to<br />
staircaae geometry.<br />
jS* The Enlarged Thornton House<br />
Rare opportunity has now arisen to acquire Novi s historic<br />
Thornton House Bulk in 1839 action has started for Its<br />
renovation and enlargement Pictured above is it's completed<br />
appearance<br />
Newiy moved to a 2 acre site the estate is located at the end of<br />
a 220 ft. private driveway with Maples planned to arch over It.<br />
Beyond sweeping lawns, pool, tennis court, and carriage house<br />
or gytn can be added Three to 4 bedroom. 4 other large rooms.<br />
In 3,000+ sq ft. with 3 car garage $395,000 Completion will<br />
take 6-8 months<br />
hist 3 minutes from 12 Oaks Mall. 1-96. and Novi s notable<br />
schools for a family that wants to plant roots and enjoy fullness<br />
of life at home this estate Is incomparable<br />
GARFIELD A ASSOCIATES, INC.<br />
(313) 261-9704<br />
Dam TO Fuewo Colorado 61000<br />
TBOMWON-MOWN<br />
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d m 539-8700<br />
In response to s variety of con<br />
houae builders also will<br />
change some of the materials and<br />
methods that they use to construct<br />
houses. Higher lumber<br />
prices will speed tbe adoption of<br />
wood substitutes including engi<br />
neered wood products, steel and<br />
maaonry. Furthermore, worker<br />
aafoty and environmental coo<br />
cams will reeult in the expended<br />
uae of safer construction products<br />
such aa roofing systems that don't<br />
require hot tar. And shortages of<br />
skilled workers will encourage the<br />
uae of products such aa wall panel<br />
systems that reduce the need for<br />
skilled labor.<br />
Other findings of the NAHB<br />
study include:<br />
• Kitchens snd baths will remain<br />
a key to selling bouses and will<br />
incorpo- rata more elaborate de<br />
Computer-assisted dssign<br />
will be used by more<br />
REAL ESTATE ONE. INC is<br />
pica** to inaounci th*<br />
appointment of a new<br />
management team for it*<br />
Plymouth. Michigan office<br />
Shirley & Ed Ford<br />
Sturlsy tad Id tn king Umm<br />
resident* of Plymouth »orkinf<br />
together successfully ss s<br />
REALTOR sslss teem in th*<br />
PiyasoutiuCenton _area. thej<br />
hev* 16 y**r*<br />
Shirley m sn sward-winnine<br />
REALTOR she ha* in-car garage. 2ndItoor<br />
r. $174,900<br />
NK^LYLANMCAPED<br />
om nome on quMt Wee4n*d(<br />
ALMOST I ACRES!!<br />
nporary home wM SMI<br />
•places, canyon store ...<br />
w^acuLi Only $196.600 Bnng<br />
REMERICA<br />
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44523 Ann A»t>or Road<br />
Plymouth<br />
( 3 1 3 )<br />
REMERICA<br />
GOLD KEY HOMES<br />
1S303 BmcK 0«ly<br />
rwdlort<br />
(313) 285-2100<br />
HURON RIVER<br />
Chair ot lakes lekekort on Tsmerack. 31bedroom<br />
ranch, sewets. pevsd roods $138,400<br />
k LAKES MALTY<br />
GENTLEMEN'S HORSE FARM<br />
2100 sq. H. Ranch wtossement 10 mature<br />
acres w/pond, barni, paddocks, irsming<br />
$249,000<br />
WATERFRONT<br />
On Huron R»er, nearly 3000 aq ft w/anached<br />
garage 3 bedrooms 3 bams. iecuHi loeded<br />
X/amenAes. $169,900<br />
COUNTRY LIVING 6 BUSINESS<br />
The best ol both world* Cerkmen home on 4 4<br />
acres w/90" pond, newer rood, wndows, fumeM<br />
A new 24 x 26 garage one or lao rawsihsdrooms<br />
could be crepsd. fMrtVRMm d«d«g<br />
room. 7000 sc « pole bem $440,000<br />
ibibii * 1<br />
THURSDAY, JUNE 15,1995<br />
NEARLY 2 ACRES '<br />
Ranch, contemporary country liwg ceramic<br />
ioy*f A baths step-down hvmg room, tormsl<br />
drnmg room, master soMa wSh tut batfi 6 eakm<br />
dose), tern** room w/cathsdral ce*na fireplace.<br />
Andersen windows $259,900 (AmSnA)<br />
REMEMCA HOMETOWN REALTORS HWS<br />
HURRY! FARMINGTON HILLS<br />
Jusi Listed' 3 bedroom. 2 beth ranch, knch*n<br />
w snack bar. ckrong room w/dooneeD to deck,<br />
central air, lull basement, fireplace, 2 car<br />
attached garage, naw carpel - pent great toe*<br />
Sn^oojSy«mosphefe $139,900(ACWAL)<br />
WWKI HGMFTOWW MALTOM m<br />
ABSOLUTELY GORGEOUS!<br />
immaculate and beautifully decorated best<br />
describes mis 3 bedroom. 2 * belh home<br />
Many upgrades, nothing lo do but move in<br />
Pride o< ownership shows throughout<br />
$139,999 {77721<br />
JUST REDUCED!<br />
2500 sq fl qued in Northville. Almost 5 acres<br />
w/one acre stocked pond, neer 4 golf courses.<br />
3 bedrooms. 2 bethe. large tamSy room<br />
w/walkout & full brick 'Replace, aams'rec<br />
room on entry level & more' $229,900 (7746)<br />
n userrr mbmemca pocemmq a assoc<br />
COME SEE<br />
This beeuttful home' Large rooms. 2 toll<br />
baths, master bedroom has vanity, finished<br />
beement w'dry ber & rec room - much more<br />
$124,900(7715)<br />
KM0BCS HCKENNQ S ASSOC.<br />
PEACE AND QUIET ABOUNDS<br />
In Ihis newer 3 bedroom ranch oo a low traffic<br />
street Er*jy large kitchen, spacioos i-vmo<br />
room. fuB basement and oversaedgarage all<br />
on s deep treed tot Low $90 * (S2C32)<br />
tn<br />
REACTOR<br />
DEARBORN HEIGHTS<br />
5906 GULLY Immaculel* nwde * oi« 3 bedroom<br />
brick ranch, finished basemen twr*c<br />
room & bar. newer rool. energy efficient TUTnace<br />
central a*, vinyl wndows. «w*y KEY HOMES<br />
UVONU SCHOOLS<br />
Newly bu« m 1993 with all the extras Speoous<br />
floor plan w/over 2000 sq ft , 4 bedrooms, 2 .<br />
baths light oak kitchen with breektaal nook and<br />
torma! cSnmg room, oversued basemen! carpeied<br />
$ Died Florida room, wooded setbng $169,900<br />
remcrka mometwth i j1s-4sms1j<br />
PLYMOUTH<br />
Gorgeous bnck ranch w*h walk-out Extra 30 x<br />
30 buSOng on 7 acres horses allowed, lovely<br />
view from tamtfy room wUh M wall fire{»ace. 1 si<br />
floor laundry Musi see lo appreciate $229 500<br />
REMERICA HOMETOWNS<br />
nvisseou<br />
FEATURES GALORE<br />
Custom built home on cul-de-sac locebon 3<br />
bedrooms 2 1/2 baths 2 ftrepteces >acuzz> r<br />
master bedroom. 30 fl lot over sunk-*i hvmg<br />
room Must SeS' $229 500<br />
HEMERCA HOMETOWN I<br />
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PICKERING A ASSOC<br />
m04vmyn«fm<br />
8404 wayne rm<br />
WeaUand<br />
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LAKES REALTY<br />
4€70 E. M-36<br />
p«cknev<br />
Pinckney<br />
REMERICA<br />
NEIGHBORHOOD REALTORS<br />
39015 Cherry HHI<br />
WeaUand Westland<br />
R E M E R I C A<br />
SUBURBAN REALTORS<br />
15707 Farmington<br />
Livonia<br />
^ (313)488^4900 1 ^ 0 0 ^ 0 6 1 3 (313)328-1000 ( 3 1 3 ) 2 6 1 - 1 8 0 0 ^<br />
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HOMETOWN II REALTORS<br />
1115 S Main<br />
. Plymouth<br />
(313) 453-0012<br />
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42875 Five Mile Road<br />
Plymoutti<br />
(313) 420-3400<br />
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A 'cheap' mortgage may be the most expensive<br />
OAVTO C<br />
mju.><br />
Shoppy for •<br />
BtortfBfe lender<br />
is probabi> the<br />
least enjo>sble<br />
part of the home<br />
buying prwea*<br />
Therefor* CD"* l<br />
people rush<br />
through this<br />
»L*fe *n. lenosceptng «<br />
czsaMe loci-ntiH omaej-wi " or% smwiDSvaeer* aaa-un<br />
EVERY DAY<br />
UNTIL IT'S<br />
SOLD.<br />
UPOAT1S QALOaS! Include wH. gtMmr*.<br />
rMrii » ml furnace M autre* decor ano<br />
of storage 1*9 900 (OC-M-<br />
SI DO*) (S10) S4T rwio<br />
mcw COMSTWOCTION. TWee bedroom.<br />
?v> bath cokmW on 1 acre or prime Ho*<br />
land, very open wSh WU ot teesurse<br />
be cDmptesed W JO days II a* »oo (OC-l-<br />
st A) (3i») sea-isn<br />
votw OMAM NOMtl Devonshire model<br />
home I sal urea sn open Moor plan. 4 bed<br />
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you* VACATlOa SHWSAr T*r*m we moetmwsst UVOeaA- Large, roomy. 3 > x3^ss00 > (oc^m^rl HH.)<br />
ibouM) ttrr too I»10) J47-*si oZTuTaoo ,oTToes*ii .soe sd _ .<br />
SToTi- 6 ^ "***> <br />
(313>4S1-H11<br />
COUDUICLL<br />
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garage and ane<br />
.pcasncea stay<br />
(sim j4t-joso<br />
s1m.900 baaimsm. 1112.900 (oc-h^coct)<br />
(•101 347<br />
SCHWEITZER North ville/Novi Plymouth/<strong>Canton</strong><br />
REAL ESTATE ,ato, 347-3050 Undscapsd 2 Mary<br />
•nportsd carsmc mnq. 2 eer<br />
esses 2 eamaces. twavt psn-<br />
«y maser a embers'<br />
MBM H Pater 1308 900<br />
CWTURV 21 Harford 313- 313-4664430<br />
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44SRA) (>10) >47-3060<br />
SALEM TWP<br />
L0VCLY 4 bedroom brtt «ndi<br />
3 M e<br />
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Uvonia/Farmington<br />
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BINGHAM FARMS<br />
BlOOMFIELO TAP • FARMiHGTOM HIUS FRANKLIN LIVONIA<br />
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wvfi Hens tor I iStoi S Dednom '200 SJ * 3 twSoom vet<br />
mm i bam sesuiy cn war an acw 46I-8400<br />
REOFORO<br />
Qo8 Coots $217 700<br />
CWTURY 21 Joan Coto Rae*<br />
TAYLOR<br />
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CWTURY 21<br />
TRENTON<br />
Mto and 2oe feags STSJOO na it MMeH CENTURY 21<br />
CENTURr 21 JoSn Ceto Rn% AM CM tod<br />
COUNTRY STYLE RANCH<br />
Cosy 3 badrooms 3 bate on<br />
tef seta oAdeasc lang<br />
morwtoraplsce, nseer ar cend<br />
$198,500 CENTURY 21 IU<br />
Coporee Tranetome Sarwe<br />
HMSt-8700<br />
PANUtne C0NTBP0R-<br />
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$424 900 CENTURY 21 Ml<br />
•10-«' 4700<br />
$278000 CENTURY 21 IU<br />
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VVHK, MANUFL, SNYDIK & RANK I REALTORS<br />
l'n\\( M III<br />
HIRMINI .IlUt<br />
\\ lit ( M >Vtl II II)<br />
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Rt M Ml MIR<br />
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M R N M M<br />
Spend summer afternoons In s built-in<br />
Gunite pool, or rsiex In wour private yard<br />
on your petto. The lerge family room hes a<br />
wood-burning stove snd newer Carpeting<br />
3 bedrooms and 2 fun baths are waiting<br />
for you) ML#526418<br />
$99,800 (313) 4S5-0000<br />
OUTtTANMNG OUMJTY ANO OETAIL ABOUNO<br />
In this 4 bedroom Qedeh buiM Tudor<br />
Ceramic tie front porch wdoubie bevsNed<br />
glass entry, large deck overlooking mature<br />
grounds Updstea surround sound, carpet,<br />
and custom rmrror work ML#S27966<br />
$299,900 (313) 455-6000<br />
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Extensively updated on<br />
Immedietsfy avaHabie tor home or potential<br />
office zonmg. Very wed constructed and<br />
maintained ML #507095<br />
$215,000 (313) 455-6000<br />
EXQUISITE!! I<br />
Four bedroom. 3 fuN $ 2 heff bath Tudor m<br />
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Soaring ceMngs. 2 stsircsses. fabulous mester<br />
bedroom & beth. walkout basement..A<br />
must see!! ML#515118<br />
$465,000 (313) 455-6000<br />
This condo awaits the sophisticated buyer<br />
seeking s golf course community w/tennis<br />
court \ pool. 2100 sq ft. of perfection'<br />
Jacuzzi bath, soaring ceilings, creamy<br />
carpeting, custom mirror work ML#528089<br />
$229,900 (313) 455-6000<br />
9<br />
GRAND OPENING<br />
ISN'T rr<br />
TIME<br />
YOU PUT<br />
DOWN<br />
SOME<br />
ROOTS?<br />
Introducing Pinewood At Pheasant Run,<br />
Robertson Brothers' luxurious new<br />
community of single-family homes<br />
Pmttsously located In rapidly growing<br />
<strong>Canton</strong>. Pinewood feature* everything<br />
you'd expect from a Robertmn Brother*<br />
commmunlty. » Luxurtouilv<br />
appointed 3 and 4 bedroom,.1- 1/2 beth<br />
colonial snd 1-1/2 «ocy modelt model! with<br />
cathedral catnearai ceilings taisy and ftowtng •^"-•e—-• floor<br />
plans Gotgeout ground* that include<br />
m t s T ' aS5T tocatlcm that can't be beat Pinewood l»<br />
away from <strong>Canton</strong>'i newest recreational center, Summlton the Park.<br />
th* briunful Phesunt Run Golf Course. C^aeloe/Ptymoelh scMols<br />
.ndmakx«pmsw»y* » NVlth all this to o«er, we're sure youll agree<br />
that Pinewood Is Indeed the ideal plsce to put down »me roots.<br />
T P H E A S A N T R U N<br />
ptoase caH 11ft-eRS-1S77.<br />
. w e i i i »• Mealed al ktoe seatHasst ceewer al<br />
r i | ,,,1-y i m and toecft Rd. Rrtced ttmm ttoe S2SR.OOR s<br />
I O I I I T I O N I I O T H I I I C i O U r<br />
The Observer! THURSDAY. J U N E 15, 1 9 9 6 *5£<br />
Master suite in this house plan<br />
isolated from day-to-day living<br />
If the privacy of a well isolated .<br />
master euiU ia important to you,<br />
consider tha Kearney. The master<br />
auite and aecood bedroom<br />
couldn't be much farther apart<br />
For the couple with an older child<br />
atil) at home, or empty Dealers<br />
who need a spare room for guests,<br />
thia arrangement ia beneficial.<br />
Luxuriee in the master suite,<br />
where a large bay window brings<br />
the sunshine inside, include a<br />
skylit bathroom with separate toilet<br />
and twin basins, a large doeet,<br />
and private aoceae to a small back<br />
patio, where an optional ape can<br />
tae away ths cares of the day.<br />
Dining room and fomily room<br />
flow together, with a wide hearth<br />
to take away the chill, l^iia bright<br />
skylit area, with built-in entertainment<br />
center, is a greet place<br />
for fomily and friends to gather<br />
for hours of fun watching television,<br />
listening to music or just enjoying<br />
each others company. A<br />
full bethroom, with dual aoceaa,<br />
separates the fomily room and<br />
second bedroom.<br />
The large, vaulted living room<br />
has s big bay window looking out<br />
over the covered porch to the front<br />
yard. Thia room also flows into<br />
the dining area, enhancing the<br />
open feeling of the houae.<br />
For the cook in the houae. the<br />
spacious walk-in kitchen ia aure<br />
to pleaae. Conveniently located<br />
for eaay aerving, the kitchen haa<br />
all the built-ina plua a pantry and<br />
room for a washer and dryer. With<br />
direct passage to the two-car ga<br />
rage, groceries can be easily<br />
brought inside. Extra room ia<br />
available in the garage for storage<br />
or it can be used as a workshop<br />
for the do-it-yourself person that<br />
likes to tackle tough projects<br />
For the lazy days of summer,<br />
there is s large back deck Here<br />
friends and relatives can fire up<br />
the barbecue and savor each<br />
other'a company along with the<br />
sunshine and food.<br />
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Tb« Kearney: Overall dimensions of the Kearney are 77 feet 6<br />
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