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Thursday, July 28, 1977<br />
HUSS JACOBS MARIK FORTHOFER KAY WILSON DIANA SCHEPPELS EDWARD BOORHIS DARLENE BOLIN<br />
Secrets of cooling off told<br />
Plymouth area residents breathed a<br />
collective sigh of relief Friday as<br />
more temperate weather graced the<br />
community. The mercury refused to<br />
top the 90 degree mark and a refreshing<br />
breeze wafted through the streets.<br />
affording many residents the chance<br />
to do all that work they had avoided<br />
in the midst of the heat wave.<br />
In a random survey, the Observer<br />
found that while people did what they<br />
could to manage their daily lives dur-<br />
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ing the last two weeks of scorching<br />
sun. most made small adjustments to<br />
make "coping" just a little easier.<br />
The methods people employed to<br />
beat the heat ranged from cutting<br />
down on outdoor activities to cooking<br />
less and swimming more However,<br />
some stoie souls reported they didn't<br />
do anything but put up with the discomfort<br />
and hope for a break<br />
"I shopped an awful lot." said<br />
Marie Forthofer of Plymouth. "I just<br />
got up every morning and went out to<br />
the malls where it was nice and cool<br />
and felt good."<br />
She also said the extreme heat pre<br />
vented her from doing her usual<br />
chores around the house "I did absolutely<br />
no housework and very little<br />
cooking on the stove. We set up a gas<br />
barbeque outside and used it almost<br />
every night."<br />
DARTLENE BOLIN of <strong>Canton</strong> said<br />
the heat finally got to her and she put<br />
in a window air conditioner which had<br />
been sitting in the basement all year*<br />
"After we got the air conditioner in.<br />
it wasn't quite so bad We just figured<br />
out ways to say inside and lay<br />
around," she said<br />
Dave Kraus of Plymouth Township<br />
was one of those hardy souls who<br />
didn't get overly upset by the weather.<br />
"It really wasn't all that bad during<br />
the day. I just swam every chance<br />
could get."<br />
But during the nights it was a differ-<br />
ent story "It did get kind of tough to<br />
sleep So I cranked the old air conditioner<br />
up and slept in the basement "<br />
Ella and Edward Boorhis of <strong>Canton</strong><br />
also said they weren't that put out by<br />
the heat; but after more than a week<br />
started to feel a little uncomfortable<br />
"I don't know about Ella," said<br />
Boorhis, "but I just thought of all that<br />
cold we had last winter and I felt a<br />
lot better I think the cold is harder to<br />
take than the heat."<br />
<strong>Canton</strong> resident Fran Boles used the<br />
weather as an excuse to go out to eat<br />
"I don't think I cooked more than<br />
twice in the last couple weeks So I<br />
guess I did okay with it. But I like to<br />
eat out anyway."<br />
Buss Jacob of Plymouth Township,<br />
on the other hand, said the heat and<br />
humidity really knocked him out "It<br />
got to me I worked less and didn't go<br />
out in the evenings as much All I can<br />
say is I'm glad somebody invented air<br />
conditioning "<br />
Diana Scheppels and Kay Wilson,<br />
both <strong>Canton</strong> residents, also said they<br />
tried to arrange their days to spend<br />
as much time in air conditioned<br />
places as possible.<br />
"Nothing beats central air," commented<br />
Ms. Wilson She. too. admitted<br />
to joining the out-to-dinner crowd<br />
more often than was her usual practice.<br />
Ms. Scheppels said she did just a<br />
little more swimming and "played a<br />
whole lot less baseball "<br />
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OBITUARIES<br />
STEVEN H. RADGENS<br />
Funeral services for Mr. Radgens.<br />
18. of Beck Road. Plymouth Town<br />
ship, were held July 27 in Our Lady of<br />
Good Counsel catholic Church with<br />
burial in Riverside Cemetery A scripture<br />
service was held the previous evening<br />
in Schrader Funeral Home.<br />
Plymouth<br />
Mr Radgens. who died July 23 m<br />
an automobile accident in Dexter<br />
lownship was a June 1977 graduate<br />
of Plymouth Salem High School He<br />
was the son of Paul and Joyce Radgens<br />
Survivors include parents. Dr.<br />
and Mrs. Radgens; grandparents. Mr.<br />
and Mrs Harold leathers of Detroit.<br />
Mrs (ienevieve Radgens of Dearborn:<br />
sisters. Kathrvn Radgens and<br />
Mrs Paula Brooks of Plymouth and<br />
Warren Radgens of Plymouth.<br />
WILLIAM L COOK<br />
Funeral services for Mr. Cook. 17<br />
of Reck Road Plymouth Township<br />
were held July 26 in Schrader Funeral<br />
Home with burial in Riverside Cemeterv.<br />
Officiating was Dr. Henrv J<br />
Walch. DD<br />
Mr Cook, who died July 23 in an automobile<br />
accident in Dexter Township.<br />
was a senior at Plymouth Salem<br />
High and a member of the school's<br />
tennis team. He is the son of Jack and<br />
Carmen Cook Survivors include par<br />
ents. Mr and Mrs Jack Cook; grandparents.<br />
Mr. and Mrs William Fhlers<br />
of Plymouth, and Anthony Cook of<br />
Ivouisville. Ohio: brother, Richard,<br />
and sister Karen<br />
DOUGLAS E. MeGREGOR<br />
Funeral services for Mr. McGregor<br />
17 of Lexington Drive. Plymouth,<br />
were held July 25 in Schrader Funeral<br />
Home with burial in Aecacia Park<br />
Cemetery. Birmingham. Officiating<br />
was the Rev. Philip Rodgers Magee<br />
of the First United Presbyterian<br />
Church of Plymouth.<br />
Mr McGregor, who died .July 23 in<br />
an automobile accident in Dexter<br />
Plymouthite held for robbery<br />
A 29-year-old Plymouth man was arraigned<br />
on two felony counts Tuesday<br />
stemming from an armed robbery<br />
last Thursday in Waddy's Grocery.<br />
45144 Ford Road. <strong>Canton</strong> Township<br />
Ian Hopkins, of 841 Beech Court.<br />
Plymouth, pleaded guilty before 35th<br />
District Judge Dunbar Davis—but the<br />
judge refused to accept the plea be<br />
cause the charges are felonies which<br />
must be heard in circuit court Hopkins<br />
is charged with armed robbery<br />
and committing a felony with a firearm.<br />
Hopkins requested a court-appointed<br />
lawyer<br />
In court, store owner Sulieman<br />
Odeh stated that Hopkins entered the<br />
store at about 5 p m on July 21 and<br />
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store owner's wallet and'cash register<br />
Odeh said Hopkins was armed<br />
with a pistol—described by police as a<br />
32 caliber<br />
"He asked me to lie down on the<br />
floor and not to get up until hesaid<br />
to.' said Odeh, "As he was leaving he<br />
said. 'Now you can get up.' When I<br />
got to the door to take down the license<br />
number, he fired at me (with<br />
the gun)."<br />
A total of $175 was taken in the robbery—$150<br />
from the register and $25<br />
from Odeh's wallet<br />
WAYNE COUNTY Sheriff Det Edward<br />
Lindberg said that Odeh was<br />
able to give police a description of a<br />
brown van leaving the scene and a<br />
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The following day a Sunoco gas station<br />
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was robbed by a man with a gun who<br />
left in a brown van Attendants at the<br />
gas station were able to supply Southfield<br />
Police with a complete license<br />
plate number.<br />
The van was registered to Plymouth<br />
Vending Co., owned by Hopkins' father<br />
In a photo line-up test. Odeh identified<br />
Hopkins as the man who held him<br />
up.<br />
Hopkins faces arraigment in Southfield<br />
for the gas station robbery<br />
Township, was a senior at Plymouth<br />
Salem High School and a member of<br />
the school's cross country team. He is<br />
the son of Donald and Betty McGregor.<br />
Survivors include parents. Mr.<br />
and Mrs Donald A. McGregor and<br />
brothers. David and Daniel.<br />
BRIAN W STOl'T<br />
Funeral services for Mr. Stout. 17.<br />
of Auburn, Plymouth, were held July<br />
26 in Schrader Funeral Home with<br />
burial at Oakland Hills Cemetery Officiating<br />
was the Rev Roland De-<br />
Renzo,<br />
Mr Stout, who died July 23 in an automobile<br />
accident in Dexter Township<br />
was a senior at Plymouth Salem<br />
High School and a member of the<br />
school's wrestling team. He is the son<br />
of Robert B Stout and Jennifer<br />
Sarah. Survivors include father Robert<br />
Stout of Plymouth mother Jennifer<br />
Sarah of Ann Arbor: grandparents.<br />
Mr. and Mrs Hugh Sarah of<br />
<strong>Canton</strong> the Rev and Mrs Lynn Stout<br />
of Plymouth sister Lisa of Ann<br />
Arbor: brother. David of Ann Arbor<br />
BRADLEY WILSON<br />
Funeral services for Mr. Wilson 16<br />
of Sheridan Street. Plymouth, were<br />
held July 25 in St. John Episcopal<br />
Church in Plymouth. Arrangements<br />
were made by 1-ent.s Funeral Home in<br />
the City of Wavne<br />
Mr Wilson, who died July 23 in an<br />
automobile accident in Dexter Township.<br />
was a senior at Plymouth Salem<br />
High School and had worked at the<br />
Side Street Pub in Plvmouth. Survivors<br />
include parents, Mr. and Mrs.<br />
John Wilson of Plvmouth: grandparents,<br />
Dr. and Mrs Harris Wilson<br />
of Wayne; sister Mrs Shelley Low<br />
NELLIE E. SILK<br />
Funeral services for Miss Silk 74<br />
of the Arnold Nursing Home in Redlord<br />
Township, were held recently ;n<br />
Schrader Funeral Home with burial<br />
at Roselatid Park Cemetery Officiating<br />
was the Rev Henrv J Walch<br />
1)1).<br />
Miss Silk, who died .July 25 at the<br />
Arnold Home, was a retired Detroit<br />
<strong>Public</strong> School teacher and had lived in<br />
Plymouth at one time She was a<br />
member of Alpha Sigma Tau sorority<br />
and the Detroit Teachers Association<br />
DONALD SOUCIE<br />
Funeral services for Mr, Soucie 74<br />
of Richland. Livonia, were held recently<br />
in Schrader Funeral Home with burial<br />
in Parkview Cemetery Officiating<br />
was the Rev Philip Rodgers Magee.<br />
Mr Soucie. who died July 23 in St.<br />
Mary Hospital, had moved to Livonia<br />
in 1952 from Florida and had been employed<br />
with the Ford Motor Co Survivors<br />
include wife. Fvelvn: sister<br />
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