Is it a bird? A plane? Rocks win A St. Pat's Day meal Nope, just a flier, 1D district, 1C from Emerald Isle, 1B * r> C a n t on € > l ) 6 e r U er Volume 15 Number 68 Monday. March 12. 1990 Canton. Michigan 48 Pages Fifty Cents Suburb** Convm Motion* Corporation All R3|>M Rcarrwd . Horror turns to hugs after rescue from fire By Diane Gate staff writer Helen Hasselbach, 75. struggled down the steps of her home to give hugs to the two men who saved her and her husband's lives last week af- ter flames engulfed the historical house. 'These are the boys who pulled me out of the bouse last night." she said. "They saved my life." She and her husband. Freeman, 84, were in the house at about 8:30 p.m. Thursday, March 8. "I heard a big bang and I said: 'Is that thunder?' or 'What's happening?'" Helen Hasselbach said. "I said the light was on upstairs and when I went up to look I saw that the ceiling was on fire. Then there was another boom." JOHN MURRAY and Doug Wil- liams were on their lunch break from the afternoon shift at ProCoil on Haggerty Road when they noticed smoke pouring out of the roof of an old farmhouse on Van Born near Hannon. "I could see bright orange," said BILL BRESLER/rtaff photographer Murray, a Garden City resident "Then I saw the bouse was on fire. Helen Hasselbach hugs the two men, Doug Wil- Garden City, right, who rescued her from her I'm from the area and know that two liams of Westland, left, and John Murray of burning house last week. elderly people live in there. I saw two silhouettes in the window mov- report said. Freeman was born and Helen Hasselbach said- The Hasselbachs have doubts ing." raised on the land. Charles Hasselbach, the couple's about that theory. Helen Hasselbach Williams, a Westland resident, and Contents ruined by the fire were son. received a call from a neighbor said she believed the fire started Murray went in and pulled the cou- valued at $30,000, the report said. child that the house was on Tire, he from an electrical source. ple out The Hasselbachs were taken The house was valued at $150,000. said. The incident made Murray think to the hospital and immediately re- A weather-beaten sign marking about his grandparents' well-being, BILL BR£SLER/rttfT | leased. the house a Michigan Centennial THE CAUSE of the fire was the be said. Farm. "Owned by the same family wood framing around the chimney Helen Haaaelbach explains what happened when she heard a DAMAGE TO the 76-year-old over 100 years," lay against the side that had cracks in it, the report said. They live on a farm, too. thunder-like sound before fire broke out in the second floor of house, on land the family has lived of the house the day after the fire. The chimney served as an airtight, "I hope that someday if something her historic home. Doug Williams of Westland, right, helped on for more than 140 years, was esti- "I was all shook up, but there's wood-burning stove in the kitchen on happens to my grandparents that rescue Hasselbach and her husband. mated at $40,000, a fire department nothing you can do but accept it" the first floor. someone will help them," he said. Canton man Couple opens home to Korean child in collision with train By Diane Gale coming from Korea that day, she staff writer said. And she expected the infant to A 7 6-year-old Canton man was have changed a lot since the pic- killed early Sunday morning when Watching Dustin Maynes, 22 people tures were taken. his vehicle was struck by an east- months, as he swings in front of the But when Dustin was carried off bound Amtrak passenger train in television with his guitar in hand, the plane, Bill Maynes said, his Canton. it's hard to imagine what his life wife almost knocked him down to might have been like if be hadn't MARRIED NEARLY 10 years, get to the baby. .R Tohaed s omuatnh owfa sM idcrhiivgianng A ovne nLuielle iyn left Korea m years ago. trhoes tMera oyfn efseerstil hitayd t geostnse b tehfroorueg hon ae His chaperooe described the boy Canton at approximately 12:40 a.m. Terry and Bill Maynes of Canton doctor suggested trying in vitro as a "mover and a shaker, crying Sunday. He was dead at the scene, adopted him when he was 4 months fertilization, they said. the whole time," Terry Maynes according to Canton police. old. Now much of their life is cen- said. He had been crying and fuss- tered on documenting the changes "And the percentages aren't ing the entire plane trip, she said The accident is being investigated he makes as he grows — first good for that" Bill Maynes said. Dustin's face was tear-streaked by the Canton Accident Investigation words, endearing expressions and They turned to the Americans when they first saw him. Team. The man was the only person most recently a group of papers for International Aid and Adoption, "Then he got into her arms, held In the vehicle at the time of the acci- that prove his new citizenship and in December 1987 a social on and fell asleep," according to dent There was no pomp and definite- worker started to visit By August Bill Maynes, who is in partnership 1988 the social worker showed the ly no ceremony when be became a with his father at Staman Insur- Heavy fog at the time of the acci- citizen. couple, who lived in Redford Town- ance Agency. dent reduced visibility for area mo- THE MAYNESES walked into a ship at the time, three pictures of ALL THEY know about Dustin's torists. Amtrak passenger trains building near the Blue Water Dustin. natural parents is that his mother travel regularly between Detroit and Bridge in Port Huron recently, sat "When Terry saw them it was all was single and left him in the hos- Chicago, with stops in Ann Arbor and down and shortly it was over. Their over," Maynes said. pital after he was delivered Dearborn included in those trips. son had become an American citi- DUSTIN ARRIVED in the Unit- The Mayneses paid $4,250. along zen ed States on the Mayneses' ninth with other miscellaneous fees, to "We went into the office and wedding anniversary. Unlike the adopt Dustin. The signed three things and that was day he became a citizen, this And now, like most other Ameri- it" Terry Maynes said. moment was filled with emotion, can children, Dustin regularly "He didn't even have to know the excitement and hoopla that includ- stares mesmorized by the video- Canton names of seven presidents," she ed grandpas, grandmas and good tape of Raffl, a famed children's said. friends. entertainer The tot had learned four presi- Terry Maynes was worried she "I have to stop and think and BILL BRESLEH/Mlf ptMMegrapfMr Connection dents' names just for the occasion, wouldn't recognise Dustin, because look at him and think he's Korean," she said jokingly. be was ooe of two babies who were Terry Maynes said The Maynes tamMy, Bill, Dustin and Terry, take a family photo. Man to stand trial in fatal hit- and-run Pompon squad what's inside places first By Dtene Qale staff writer Judge James Garber ruled that LeFter Building scene . . . 1F Observer ft Eccentric The Plymouth-Canton High Calendar 7 A Classifieds World School Chief ettes pompoo squad The Westland man charged with a will remain free on a $5,000 personal Classifieds C.E.F placed first In the Mid-American hit-and-run accident that killed a 17- Auto . C.E.F "TREMENDOUS" State competition, held recently at year-old woman walking on Michi- bond until an arraignment March 23 in Employment . F Plymenth-Canton High School. gfoaunr A yveeanrsue ag oin w Cilla nsttoaand mtroiarle o nth tawno Wayne County Circuit Court IRnedaelx e state . . E. 2F LaDdetentt oFeiat.n bferosousm tQ mAuomo .e criocdaend The Creative living 1E • • • • iid II i hs 4 UA> in the < Witness testimony was heard dar- Crosaword 3E o i o wa rnHp warwa Lrw ing s preliminary wTamtastWm that ty Circuit Court on the rids of the rand. od $he placed v*h ut 44 schools from the Entertainment . . .5D reviewed polios svidsnce against Ons witnssi, who testified They were ajew car Richard LeFter. 17. Hs Is charged LeFlsr, said hs lived with the LeFter Und LeFter whs was Obituaries 7A first family for five years. Be said hs and flatbed track seed to heal Sports. . . . . . .1C with 1*7 points; Garden City. one count of leaving the sesna of LeFlsr got skag wed. After the All three worked at a Street scene . . .ID SSJmlJ alSdJn ,fovth. IS*. il lathe Ne- B Friday, LeFlsr and the The witness seid the day of the ac- TNaEaWteS .L.IN.. E . 9.S.1.- S1S8 00 cident Ne». U. It*, the rend was Salem, fifth, 132.S; Davison aad SFORTS4JNE 5*1-2312 JUDGE JAMBS GABB^I The WAYNE COUNTY Franklin tied for sixth, IM S. CIRCULATION that LeFter will ramaia Ives Grand Ledge, seventh. ST, and $ft,M0 personal bond until a CLASBIFKO. SS14SQ0 591-0900 *rcy. eight, ttl * i SS la Wayne I kvnloPaoaa A_ Monday. Marcn 12. 1990 Q4»£ <C)3A -0±E- Monday. Mfch^g, Skaters warned Mayflower owner seeks tax break about photographer By MA staff writer $70,000 refurbishing the ballroom person who attends the board of re- cause he can't gel financing, he has To keep pace with the competition, view, and they also look at the writ- to lower the price, and that will re- Special S a t u r d ay The owner of the Mayflower Meet- we brought it up to date," said ten statements they've made. flect on the marketplace. Obviously, By Joe Bauman Wayne Police that he was identi- ing House is petitioning the Plym- Lorenz. "You can't let it deteriorate. "At a public meeting, the three it is not like a piece of property that staff writer fied in that community. outh board of review for a 50-per Look at Washington Boulevard will discuss the matter. We have a doesn't have the contamination." We wanted the staff to know Manitha Patel cgernout ntadx c orendtaumctiinoant iboenc aatu stehe o fsi uten.d er- downtown. Does that look nice?" olonte o wfi lslp ebceia gli vuesne epvreorpyer ctioenss.id Tehrais- naTteHd Ep rFoIpNeArtNyC "IiNsG be cOoFmi ncgon ata mbiig-- ficLiaivlso nariae pcaaruktiso nanindg r setcarfefa atniodn p aorf-- ahhowea tdo of htiamndele so tthheey wsiotuuladti oknn,o"w and Adarah Pan- The Meeting House, which has "I talked with the director from tion." ger and bigger issue." said Michael ents that an unidentified man has Moore said dit concentrate first-floor office space and a second- Wayne County, and they have not Lorenz will have an answer by the Weaver, vice president/loan admin- been visiting area ice rinks in an The man visited the Westland on their dance floor banquet facility, is taxed had any experience with it either." end of the month. Way said istration for First of America Bank attempt to photograph young girls. municipal ice arena in late Febru performance. $24,000 a year. Way said. "There are no other prop- According to the Michigan Tax in Plymouth. Parks director Ron Reinke said ary and asked a group of young fig- With the exception of Speedy erties like this we're aware of in Tribunal, there is precedent involv- "If someone came to us and was letters were sent out to all parents ure skaters to gather as a group so Printing, all of Ralph Lorenz' Wayne County." Unisys, which owns ing the assessment of contaminated requesting a loan and we had reason with children enrolled in the city's he could take a picture of thenrfor * tenants have moved from the build- contaminated vacant property in property to believe after inspection that the figure skating program after the his daughter, the officer said V ing because of fuel oil fumes in the Plymouth Township, hasn't asked for Community Consultants, Inc. of property may be contaminated, we police department informed him of Rink officials, already alerted by building. a tax break, according to Plymouth Monroe County, owner of a 34-acre would not approve a loan until we the suspicious man police, instead called police but the The corner of Ann Arbor Trail and Township officials. office/residential site polluted with were 100-percent sure it was cleaned "We have had no contact with man left before officers arrived East Indians set Holi Festival Main Street has been on a state De- "What I did this year was to adjust cyanide, PCBs and lead, was found up," Weaver said. "It's not some- the person at any Livonia facility," "We don't believe the man has a partment of Natural Resources list the assessment so there would be no in 1985 to be of "nominal value for thing we'd want to mess with at all Reinke said. "But we wanted both young daughter." Moore said "He of contaminated sites since 1979. increase from last year, because I ad valorem property tax purposes." The liability is too large." the staff and parents to know about seems to use a different story at sfreoeFmpoer du y niendateorrsg, rgo fruuoneudln d sowtiloar taaengrde a gtnaadnsko slsion iaelt iwWnacasoy m.a "weT.a hOreef p tchroeouypr esbreatdy y aod uoper sloob shleaevm aen. 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Lorenz spent about tion and the comments made by each he has difficulty marketing it be- mine what the clean-up would cost. gray hair and bad teeth. In some the police immediately," the letter birth of God gives children a taste High School. admires East Indian youngsters instances he has used the name said in part of their parents' homeland, accord- "I'm really proud of it that after who deal with combining the two Diabetic made the most of short life "Phil' while talking to children. "He {the man in question) has at- ing to Daksha Pandit, a native East all these years we're still doing the cultures tempted to photograph young girls wpS5V>. Indian who now lives in Canton festival and teaching the children,'" POLICE IN Wayne and West- in leotards in unused or remote As "My boys always say I have to said Pandit, who beads PR Interna- MANISHA PATEL, president of land have confirmed incidents at areas of the arenas " wear something green for school tional. a public relations and mar- the Canton youth group, said the By M.B. Dillon er complained," said his sister. San- "He loved the outdoors," she add- Henson of his eyesight But even their arenas, and a Westland police The letter wasn't intended to on St. Patriclrs Day." said Pandit keting firm teens like to meet with the parents staff writer dra Youmans of Belleville."Towards ed. "He loved hunting, fishing and then he didn't complain, his sister investigator said she has received panic parents but to reinforce the :r - ft • •wm/§ r :v - referring to her sons, Adrsh and during a Bridge the Gap' meeting the end he had an amputation of his trapping. He really enjoyed the out- said. reports of sightings in a handful of need to talk with their children / Manthan ADULTS LOOK forward to the to talk about the cultural differenc- Randy Henson of Plymouth knew leg." door life." "He never married or had chil- other communities about personal safety. 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Pandit estimated that 400 nity. the American culture is pulling dealt with that for 18 years and nev- dition to Youmans, he is survived by asked young girls to change into then he can be arrested for * . h *A families, more than 1.000 East In- "Our children are young and we them on another We like the his parents Waymon and Joan Hen- leotards that be brought with him trespassing or loitering.'' ^ 2- -v 3 dians. live in Canton today. wanted someone (friends) close to American people and the culture in woman's auto death son of Plymouth, sister Susan Butzin so he could take their pictures, she <*• The festival, which annually oc- us." she said The way we grew up ts not the Canton of Ypsilanti, grandparents Earl and said There is nothing illegal about curs on different days in March A Gujarati language course is same " Eleanor Buchner of Canton and Iva taking photographs of children in a and April since India uses a lunar taught at Miller Elementary East Indian baby boomer*, who ©bseruer Continued from Page 1 truck and towed it to a junk yard in HYeonusmona nosf a Tnden nnieescsee eJ,e snseipchae Bwut Jzains.o n theW cEitSyT'sL AreNcDre PaOtioLnIC Edep anrottmifeiendt purugbeldic a pnlyaocen.e Mwhuorr acyom saesid in S ctiolln,ta hcet - . o*- cjaarlaetnid (aar, icso mspmonusnoirtyed biny t hIned iGa)u - Sgcapho boelt iwne Cenan tthoen Itnod hiaenlp a nbdn dAgmee trhie- nlyo ww elirvee n iont tahlelo Uwnedite tdo Sdtaattee s usual- New Boston. Funeral services were March 10 about the man in mid-February af- with The man to notify police im- Samaj (group) of which Pandit is a can cultures Drinking alcohol and eating most (USPS 663-670) was walking north on Michigan Ave- Canton police Detective Keith La- at the Schrader Funeral Home Buri- ter receiving information from mediately onotos by BILL BRESLER/staff pftotoorapfw member "It's for children who are born meat is banned in many parts of Published every Monday and Thurs- nue crossing the street from the zar said he received information late al was in Riverside Cemetery in "They're trying to keep the cul- here and their parents want them India day by Observer & Eccentric News- Speedway gas station at Lotz Road. last year that one of the witnesses Plymouth Auni Shah, 9, Shreya Shah, 10 and Niaha Shah, 11, perform an Eaat Indian dance while tome ture and to teach the children the to keep and learn the language so "Cow is a sacred animal and you papers. 36251 Schoolcraft, Livonia. Two men. who testified against was willing to talk about the case, Memorial contributions may be of their older friends look on. culture." said Pandit. 39 that when they get a letter from cannot eat it," said Pandit. Ml 46150. Third-class postage paid LeFler on Friday, were behind because be couldn't live with the given to the American Diabetes As at Uvonia. Ml 46151. Address all LeFler s truck a couple of car guilt anymore. sociation. mail (subscription, change of ad- lengths. Both men said they believed The charges against LeFler are dress. Form 3569) to P.O. Bo* 2428. LeFler was traveling the speed lim- negligent homicide, a misdemeanor Life skills curriculum Livonia. Ml 46151 Telephone 591- it. that carries a maximum, two-year 0500. Before Garber sent the case to prison sentence. Leaving the scene Circuit Court he said that weather of a fatal accident is a felony that Newsstand . . .. per copy. 50« Carrier monthly. $3 00 conditions warranted slower driving. also carries a maximum two-year Mail yearly. $55 00 The witnesses said they followed prison sentence faces detailed review All advertising published in the Can- LeFler into the parking lot of Ruby's ton Observer Is subject to the condi- Produce on Michigan Avenue and tions stated in the applicable rate asked LeFler if he saw the woman U I T S A ND C O A TS card, copies of which are available lying on the side of the road. By Leonard Poger Thursday afternoon and the entire from the advertising department. staff writer following day, Friday, visiting local Canton Observer. 489 S Main. Both witnesses said LeFler told Sl'RlNC, BREAK! AST JsHiAX secondary schools and discussing the Plymouth, Ml 48170. (313) 459-2700. them that he hit Scarlett. A review committee will find out Wayne- current and planned programs with The Canton Observer reserves the They also said they saw blood and that there's a lot more cooking, edu- local administrators and teachers. right not to accept an advertiser s considerable damage on the truck. we Need cationally. in the Wayne-Westland Westland At the end of the review, the com- order. Observer & Eccentric ad- takers have no authority to bind this They said that all three men re- volunteers who school district's life skills/home eco- mittee will provide a preliminary re- newspaper and onfy publication of turned to the accident scene and saw nomics classes School port to the staff and administration. an advertisement shall constitute fi- that another vehicle had struck Scar- Love Happy The main reason is that the tradi- While the committee's recommen- nal acceptance of the advertiser s lett. That driver stopped and report- tional home economics classes of the District dations and findings are binding, order. ed the incident to police. Campers! previous generation, which focused they are important and helpful to the The three men returned to the on girls taking sewing and cooking, Wayne-Westland district in develop- 4 The district serves southeast are long gone. ing future changes, Davis said. Ganion Now the district, which serves The Visible Difference Tiin southeast Canton, calls the curricu- THE PEER review is handled for lum "life skills" and offers a variety the upcoming visit the state by the consumer home eco- of consumer education, parenting, The program, called a peer re- nomics standards project, based at nutrition, and health classes. view. is done voluntarily by the dis- Michigan State University The committee of outside educa- trict under the direction of the state The state board of education set tors will be in the district this week education department. the curriculum and program stand- for 1 days take a detailed look at Davis, who heads the 13 life skills ards in mid-1984 with the standards the program as part of a Michigan teachers in the district, stressed m a project staff working with public CLASSIC GERBER, TODAY'S BRIDE Department of Education peer re- telephone interview that the current schools to evaluate their own pro- • view program curriculum is planned to meet the grams It will be the first time that the needs of today's students. Since then, more than 300 schools life skills program has had an inde- have taken part in the review pro- pendent review and is the first seg- IT'S A far cry from the stereotypi- gram New from Getter, the three piece kitchen ment of a district curriculum to cal view of the previous home eco- The final segment of the evalua- have a detailed inspection, said Nan- nomics classes that emphasized sew- tion is development of an action plan WTH0UT7HMJTE* LENSES WTTH 'HNUTE" LENSES cy Davis, the district's life skills ing and cooking for helping schools meet the review knife set with oH treated sohd American black Collection Show coordinator and John Glenn High The district's life skills covers 13 group's standards. NuVision's Exclusive Thinlite Lenses School department head topics, including consumer educa- The committee will start its visi- walnut handles Satm fimsh blades are made March 17. 9:45 a.m. tion. health, nutrition, parenting, and tation Thursday afternoon, March ^fThinner. 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UvCoanrila H laasllt aSnedpt eKmenbyear tta Hill were groTuhpe otwf yoo ugnrogu apdsu rltesp loarstte Sdelypt .b IeSg.a n cpeairleinngtl yof p tahsese dm athllro wuhghil eth oet hcreorsw da.p - difference in an asthmatic GLASSES IN ABOUT AN HOUR AT: chllds summe R.S.V.R 5917696. convicted of felony assault charges arguing over a girlfriend of oae of Murray said Hall was on proba- Thursday after a twtwlay beach trial the teens, and the argument quickly tion for carrying a concealed weap- WUVCOSTNLIAA MWOo.n Wdeerslatlnadnd S Cheonptperi,n g36 C0a0n0t eWr W Wsrren 529215--35292007 FC more acta s contact extension 264. bJuefdogree GDeeotrrogiet C rRoecckoertdt eIrI'Is Se Cntoewncl - esc"aOlnaete odf t toh evi oglreonucpes , including the on at the time of the shooting tap GLASSES EXPWCSS" SERVICE AVAILABLE AT: ing is scheduled for March St. two defendants, left the mall and Murray likened the incident to a AMF^K ANt Hall, 23. faces a maximum lfr- came hack with the gun." 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Wadnaaday and Saturday de" that no oae was injured in the — 4*Q OA£ Monday, March 12. 1W0 Officals plan retirement Study: Toxic Monday Marcf r? 1990 tUrK" »5A Enter essay contest By Todd Schnotdor ary 1988 with helping get the com- M e d i a t i on staff writer puter program off the ground waste rarely "That's the education technology Some familiar faces will be miss- Wayne- for the next century and it feels good Students ages IS-18 are invited prizes will be awarded in two age EARTH DAY II ing when Wayne-Westland students to have played a part in that." he Programs seek alternative to court to participate in tbe Observer 6 categories - IMS and 19-1S. First return to school next fall. Westland said Eccentric Newspapers' Earth Day prise is a 150 US. Savings Bond, A handful of retirements have Although he's glad to be leaving Rouge problem 19M writing contest. second prixe is a 125 bond and third been announced in recent weeks. School the long hours behind, Harvey said Theme is "What Will the Earth prize is 915 cash. 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Though ma- years ago. down was made for personal rea- placing computers in district class- Prior to taking over at Walker he Special attention will be given to show of public concern was credit- jor strides have been made in curb- sons. rooms. He credited a $12.9 million was principal at Hix School for 15 STUDY FINDINGS aren't con- chemicals used in lawn, golf course Mediation is a good idea, area le- hood Often, harsh words said in county circuit court, but rarely are ern Wayne County." he said "Even ed with forcing Congress to act on ing factory and automotive con- It is those issues that point the "THE ELECTION (and subse- bond issue passed by voters in Janu- years. sidered an indication the Rouge is and cemetery maintenance, as well gal professionals said, but it isn't ap- court make it very difficult for ei- We just don't find any necessity in our Oakland County portion, it air and water issues. tamination, pollution still exists. way to Earth Day 20. quent cutbacks) really had no big ef- how safe for swimming, fishing or as to coal, scrap iron and automo- propriate in all cases. ther party to go back to the neigh- for mediation, said Judge Robert only involves a handful of cases " fect on my decision." Harvey said boating - or that the $900 million tive storage areas, SEMCOG Because of its nature, mediation borhood " Brzezinski of the 16th District Court, Still, there are those who believe "I've been contemplating it for some Rouge area sewer construction spokesman Ted Starbuck said can be effective in cases where it's Livonia Though our docket is big a mediation's acceptance is inevitable. Y set to spring into action tsiomnse. f"o r health and personal rea- ^ y H U T R I T f O y^ proIngsrtaemad i.s F uinelndesc essasiadr,y it indicates evIanl uaadtdei ttihoen ,ef tfheect isvtuendyess se oefk swe tto- nfaout litm,"p soaritdan att ttoor neesytab Clihshar wlehso Gisa la-t McMKendigihatt sioaind ,is in m caosrees i nrvisoklvyi,n g ltoiot no fw iotu ilsd nc'rti mbein aaplp claicseasbl aen tdh emreed "i a- Go"lIdtm's agno,t d itorec htaoprp oefn t."he s caiidty Bofa rDrye - But Harvey said that had he river use could begin without mas- lands as storm water retention lagher. president of the Livonia Bar money. troit Human Rights Department, offTebrein Wg aay vnae-rWieteyst loafnd p rFoagmrailmys Y fo irs sCohcecrerry fHieilldl, oorn C Woraryandeo PRaorakd i nne tahre plaGnYneMd NfoArS pTreICscSh LooElSeSrsO aNnSd sc ahroeo l- sdctatuiaittniysol.ey ndT aw hlo aonjtoub lnpdel a dxhytuaet vdyieees aahr a bpd hea ecrtota u a itnlsamek hoe ioss tfo nd cte ehacredi- -- sltBheiavneTse gmih ntdeh ur C sedlttoduuigm-rdciiynmnoggm iw t oamtife lu eJlt unh neibtee yr i2 vdR0eios rmuc'suge esbesot eiRtdntiogv ma eotr f altieroceSnta EiisonM.n CfAeOgdGeenr sacelye kEgsnra vtnoitro tmmapoan n$et1ya.l2 a P vmaroiill--- aAwbreshbtsatiotet crrya iotatoutiio ongnneo.."e "dtBo tu oct,o d uoifr,t ,tfhi onerndi ainttg w l efoaauusltdlt btiose pctheuan"ttetI s Fmi,s eOt hwdNeionaErtti htoshin $de1er me0 s',si0ag0y ha0st tbanhnioegdt i tdtbheeiemf f aoe ibtrnhlee endr cits oe2- ODsoaimJskutlerdai cngcatde s CJCeoosohuu rrtnot ,tMy mP aaclesyDd mwioaneotlaiuloltd nhB eo pchfaa atnusheseel ss 3e t5 nhitnteh wftoohor i cmcihtu yochp re earsnaidtde estnatk sae.s m" tLoeoidt iilagotanitgoino "n p caonsetls ajMbulelsa TA taar bt gscs eohetp hus se5e.tp ch-r iAY iaonlpf gf r eCail vcphe ir2elnoi8rttrgiy erpfas oeHm rroii snlotl h.dW ae.r a Meoyr onfgseoatr nR wi otzhiaale-dl 2FfwMo.e irAeTle lrp - irbTbrsieoma- gbl$nla1ar enaa8lxnl-mA t djf u omnmnrn soie ooYAnmrftr th blbmb.eeoa areDrlsglm.eu abe Trdee rliragsisnii lfes aot nrr iasad rtt hieM $ooa3na.s 2 ye aaca lrgsatTet slo hseype soa s Ynusodnmn a gsqol,suskt odieiln rrtosgii.fvn f gecerl rli sene sdidscuao,cyn aa sct. i aworneei gscheltarvs lsioecsses,, stntihehioosrrHw onet.euea- dah grdvecehee fh sctuyehaan,rei dcd5 ett .2or sC.a n h shikuneasrpsr e ye fsrdr ipHounemctinelatlnst si d moosenccon,ihtaroel roo if lsstt ih duntahidgsne- - iTlmenhaefBedoe aistrnimstnugigna.d tayTcito'ohs nlmue rroamesnssdt iuta tholytten,ese es twcmuoad eumnymltd,eeb dtm bebrebe y mes armsoisadri, ies.d - . avptobio dDlcienuo Etafm,lo S ierctPo uiIMmspTniEm c'wt huT icitnHgheiarE tmntiae asiopntvrc ow ehwjriieanlhlclgelt tsb hgf.eier nAra adnt sii tknntshedg diiss- , ctlbhihomei"ArlnIi'dsft r m eeiicdnathe' seidj lutnidh adad etghoi eaocr sshnsaee sahame lidcstea o wann w ntgh.oi a etbtvhreheee ra moe nnf ebfeedeaiicg sanethteiibbvioagoenlhr,l "-',as sttlmiahooweelnvtry eeedre .oi" rsie ssss h pnasert'tie cls plcoa atosiirdtscet.k i ian"pnsAvago np ml"dev ure swcdh hT iiahlnesat hama letvirdtiitnialagel-, 3vnlri>5uinlataelhnel,e l .j"y luasf ,sd i ceMviincetaity atco l tDt h odsoaiixnts "a Ots'rl tdiacrcko atsluda airidnntdldc eclsau ms dteheessed aicNaroetouir onatnhnt y-- cotvhnoiaa Gm"ttbhI oi'lmevneldeg e ag m dblirniteoaaeenut rngi nnaoa dacntietnk i lfinhvllniooaegnswo gtro la bem ce(cdwyceogneu iewtp rhdatti, af rel nheoc ognwegwaer e da'trvsieme t rioaen, tion, whose service area includes 5 and 6 years old; a senior league for Complete program listings and in- trict in Inkster. "PEOPLE SHOLLDNT get the the study indicated some areas of said Judge Gail McKnight of 18th Cases from all area district courts "I THINK it can be an excellent mediation)," Goldman said "But it Canton Township and Garden City, is those 7 and 8 years old; and a youth formation on fees are available at When that district was consolidat- wrong idea, there are still sub- the Rouge may have an ongoing District Court. Westland. "Trials in can be sent to the Wayne County Me- way to go but there really hasn't seems like we've been in on tbe a health fair scheduled for 10 a.m. to softball league for those 9 to 13 the Y office, 827 S. Wayne Road, or ed into theJVayne-Westland Commu- stances in the river that shouldn't problem with toxic substances cases like that can hurt a neighbor- diation Tribunal, an affiliate of the been much done with it here in west- ground floor for awhile." 2 p.m. Saturday, April 28. years old. by calling 721-7044. nity Schools in 1984, Harvey as- come into contact with human Heavy fish kills were found in skin,'1 said Jim Murray, Wayne the two areas — one in Southfield. While the center will be closed for A KODAK AN Judo program will County public works director the other near Livonia — but no smAhwopoisrsmiitle mpr1 rSwion-2egg0er,k, agm atdhmsaey et s hYc,ea m cwErpiaal.lsf ttP sesl,rpao ncwnnoseeooedkrki na a gorne,f sMb7te aaa nirrntdc tht hoh.e elAd bpeYrer"igls ai nanbnndadir nna Mgd f uaoolyrft. s eb .Fao ceCyhesla imasssn oe$dns1 t0g hwi fr iiollnslr COANRER HIOAUGRE be AcTodhndeditruieoc wnteaadls .s .a am pfelienlging m tihgahtt daalstao pfrrooAmo f1 tw0o0ax-sipc e fcrochueennmdti ct ahfliassth. th eki lflish w daise d tLheu uxltuimraiteo iuns u pLheolasttehreedr fu .r n.i .t ure gymnastics, floor games, fitness ex- Y members and $20 for program was limited," Fields said- recorded in the Evans Creek area, hand-crafted by experienced specialist ercises and outdoor activities. members. CLEANERS Study findings were considered north of Eight Mile in Southfield pfo.mrT Y.b, ew mditaehym acba ecmrhspa ar gnwedil lo1 f1b 2e1.15 900. 5a f0.om ra. ptdoraoy -4 WCedlnasessedsa yasre an sdc hFerdidualeyds. 6-7:30 p.m. Plymouth BUYG 1E OT ATTH BE R2ANND MONUEF FIN, stwhoeam slteaewr gbheealtie savumerdporu ipnstriensg eonf tb ei cinnaduu sRsetorui aoglfe Oothf neteh b-eoth rridirvdeer ro of fnt ehDaere ftr iWsohita d rarineeddn i DnR eoaaanrd ba or(eornan CBhuasitrl efr-oBmac ^k 899 The A karate instruction class for River sediment. Heights), just east of Livonia and gram members. those 4 to 7, youths and adults will 455-9040 It is believed rainfall stirs up Garden City and south of Redford. Ottoman from *299 "Everything IN THE sports world, the Y will be Tuesdays and Thursdays. New again sponsor soccer leagues for classes will start the beginning of LIMIT 6 FREE Available Selection youngsters 5 to 9 years of age, and each month. of Designer Leathers T-ball and Softball leagues for those THE Y will again sponsor a varie- i 3 0% O FF Visit The Dawn Nearest You. LCELAATSHSEICR I between 5 and IS. ty of swim instruction classes for all D•E 2T0R0O05IT W Warren W•A 4R0R90E9N 9 Mile Rd M•A 2D9I0S1O1 NS tHepEhIeGnHsoTnS Hwy has come Classic Interiors Is On Sale" WSedoncecsedra ryes,g Aisptrrila t4io annd w11i,ll for b teh e apgoeosl. and abilities in its enclosed •• 2202803001 MWO T8O MMi lHe DR< 3 •• 1217606301 1V1a nM DilyeK Red UTICA I to -'Patw hPneioderlals T Wecs uttbeiaeecersettd wL athee yseeaseng,s wu7s Aei eoape nnfkrosdilr o 9f f.3to h rAo a spnreredi gl5 i 12s 0a.t,nr aId nfn od6tsri;- wewwnihaA ltlorh lm bsweeo iau,r wnpa ct.ea we traokdandi tesoeae -rymrrie uemesssxpocei rlorrenafcsitin oseagerxnysde prs fscyrotiorsrsetg eetnrshmagom t.ts hoe - jfj sauneyde, in cleoamGthi—oneog r: ds ,d O rfyunr lcysl,e Ulaannutininldg r3 yo- r1ad5ned-r9. a0 E ltxecrlautdioenss . SRO••O 22US60TE77H6V050 IFL 1LILE3aE hLM MDi tte Rd MP•LT• Y 33C97ML63O01E00UM ASTE nHGNn Sr Aa tirobot r PO••-• 8N4H9063aT45 lTIl 0 ANRe0Cl deWP gaerrl arV pySah tn ReR <rDndJyt tk e Leewards! 2L0IV29O2N MIAi dM4d. 7TlHe4.b- Fe6 l9t9:30 0R0- 9o a•d T. W(J.u SsAt 9 :S3.0 -o5f:3 08 Mile) Save 10%S, 2a0%l Aend. More. vidual team practices will start af- Residents can also sign up for a ter April 11. variety of fitness and body shaping ON ALL FABRICS. All games will be played at the Y classes. Satin U G LY K I T C H EN C A B I N E T S? ^Calico SALE ENDS Scribbles Flowers MARCH 25 Corners S I NK REDUCE Y O UR Iris, tulip Fabric REDPLOANCTE ... ' R E F A C E' peony, tiger lily, roses, more. Paint MODERN & EUROPEAN STYLES DECORATIVE FABRICS Special purchase Reg. 1.49 h" I— Mhlo-lhicB C H A N C ES OF G E T T I NG FORMICA SOLID WOODS The #1 Fitness Program Solid Colors Oak, Cherry in the Wortd S W I M? and Woodgrain and arch 19B3l3oSn, mTeflleelgdr aHpihllRs d S2t1. 4C3l1a Mira Schk oArvees r p i p sT c l a s s "! H E A RT DISEASE, 'SERVING WAYNE, OAKLAND & MACOMB M : )2 9 1 < >H 775-0078 • FACTORY SHOWROOM I FREE! | It's never loo Uie 10 . FREE ESTIMATES I Mow Students Onfy I Inmhowiotwim Just call u* LNol GExopoidr eWs Mttha Arcnhy 1 O. t1h9e9r 0O ffer Red CArnodu• »ciglins 5u p fur a K I D N EY DISEASE CYHOUORIC E Rr«. 9.9^ 1642 E. 11 MM* Rd.. Madison Hgts. um Farmlngton Hills 788-2445 3.88 1 Block W. of Dequindre Dally 9-5, Sun. 10-4 DRIED Plymouth 478-2266 South field 477-7787 American Red Cross OR G O I NG B U N D. FLOWER Lifelike Flowering BOUQUETS Each bouquet Bushes | M a r ch M a d n e ss New watercolor artd natural styles. Reg 4 99 h O b e s i t y. March 13 & 14 Glitz Aurora 4- Borealis Jewels We t r e at ii l i ke Decorate T-shirts, ^ " *N jj sweatshirts, dresses, Attention Current Subscribers: denim jackets wests anything a d i s e a s e. Reg. 99< Tender Tees Fabric Free Installation & Free first month painting Transfers of service for any premium channels added. KRieta i.n 7d.u99d es ink 5 . 88 N ot a w e a k n e ss " x 12 oz. Fiberfill COUPON r 50* Attention Non-Subscribers R*g I 99 in c h a r a c t e r. Modal Numb* 591-024 CENTRAL $ oo 5 flip Commoner Mouldl Standard installation. Plus BASIC 1.386 Cable and one premium service Obesity can start a chain reaction to poor as prone to heart disease. 17 times as prone FREE for the month of April. health that can be devastating. to kidney disease. And 25 times as prone to To begin with, most physicians and blindness, if you are insulin-dependent. CALL: creasuesaer ochf derisa bceotnessi idne ra doubletss.it yU pto t ob e9 0t<h£e omf ajor expeDcitaabnectye sb,y in o fnaec-tt,h icradn. shorten your life l eOi Mtre Mmc*w 11 thn.a S* Mmrc* 17 «d s j ?W ESSBL* >I fi iyfmittcmlpT HtUte t* yO —f(UHlra i—M* tPm Wi hmtHuabMn 1t1a m•r •jmi witm»iiiW.. m. wi* yMwvN «* H yfcmc to Binucylu ndoews 2 a yneda rgse tp aRratsm aan'sd sSeurpveicre Wbya rFrlaanmtye,, wplhuisc ha 459-7300 adults diagnosed as having diabetes, in fact, Fortunately, diabetes in adults, in most VUMMnIiKlEMS I „ 1111 5 year guarantee on the compressor by Bryant batwaan 9 a.m.-5 p.m. are overweight. cases, can be prevented with careful weight f including labor by Flame. No one builds them better ppMMnnccffccaattoo.. •• Of course, once ypu have diabetes your control, healthy eating habits, and regular STORE HOURS: than Bryant... And no one services you better or saves iitt ««•• mm LLaattee 459-8523, chances of developing heart disease, exercise. Moit-frt. *30*. Sat »;JH (No* MM, Sit ONLY); Sunday 1M~ you more than Flame. 459-8570 kidney disease, or going blind increase dra- So if you're overweight, doesn't it make b«<WMr 5-6 p.m. matically. sense to take off the extra weight? w*jr. Q E S Q G DB TAYLOR ll As a person with diabetes you'll be twice Instead of years off your life? 'iStfaRT Health Options O M N I C OM V NOW TOWN C8(T«R FURNACE COMPANY nsffSeSr CABUEVISION >47-1*40 WarraaH DETROIT WARREN TROY M1M 1 EAST LANSING rsaws.'swrac: 527-1700 574-1070 524-1700 427-1700 (313) t e i - sm — —— mm 6A(PJB O&E Monday, Marcfi 12, 1990 Monday Marcfi T?7199CT G£K (P. 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If phers — which they need. unilaterally because there is no long- views! He believes that Blanchard write and say "Here Here" We sister, Elizabeth Hitchens of Detroit Services were held for Mrs Mary- Mrs Kuchars was born June 22. TV People of (5) The Information Center Homeshare (1.225 00 the kids aren't reading it, or don't One particular story, I took ex- er a communist threat. We are now and Engler have attempted to stop visit policy moved to Canton one year ago and in The Rev John N Grenfell Jr offi- Mae Jordan, 62. of Plymouth on 1920. in Hamtramck and died Fri- tbe State of New York <6i Suburban West mental health counseling and services $20 000 00 wnnRoeoa rlnm opt antinogzoez br'ase dh aoa si tpnag akar tet hn- oeoifcu e jitot, bs .miz (TeaPhy eaabdep ca o i itnr'-s ciftotiese pt lchtdrei-ooL sncsa ot-tontho.crwl uuInpts iCeo xrnhit:vao ar"llgsW,e tre h,t e bhaen aJdva eyS c oom oumvotheer-ers sftkheueenpp stpw eoao sa rsendiddn gto oplfeo asbtnsraiesb aeeltyny eo miounruy ro nv wfaerhrteoi eo5d0 nhoa aylmse a dn roeos-n t aybpsoaa ulralt bo ftotri omrbmtoiexo nv Cl,oeio gtcnhiinetsrlgoa d vtyueeoarruetshria oa lppn eidinnsisa outlnatexys a, ts r tutehhc-eeh To the editor: otihhmviigesphr rt eo$irm8v s0eec0dh oo abounulryt ttmWahxeihley lssaeg rhdevai''divcee wCs iea nhnc atnorveeneead sn eio sda t ctUFriuinabnitutededt dio oa rMtn As et hrmtbheaoo yrsd ei Hsbrtveois cgp eCiivc hMeeun er cmthoo Tri haOelr gF caionrns t- SWinc PeMhdlryransmd eJesoordu rFadthuya.nn a eMn rwdaal ards cHihe bodom rS n7eu,, n OPdcl aatyyt m4., oM tu1hat9ehr2 c 7h, dyiannae dyAa. rnw sMn awsa Air tcahrhb m o t2rhe.em Sa tbhB eeSartn kroJeof tos iSefrtep .dCh Jo o aHmhfnotmes rNeprie tc2uae5-l TwAOBh RoLvLA OMtOYSD FAOBrt ytWero emtrAha LaernvLn AdG OC «roIEranr* crjd»oelde u p ooa Jlefk n n AlGbodV*woEe eSd nW,ut At rRL OoLfAB NCEE*R» T fo118.r7 1)s eCPnlhyiiolmdrso &uanth dF aoFmram ihlyail nySde Sircveairpcvpeicesed os $f d 9Wisaabshletedn aswen ioCro udnayty r sapreec $ia3lized transpor t37a60ti06o 00n00 esSbceach chnohoio ocilesl )s(, su gtoeuh)ey ,ds ol oaetcnhsadel M a CdloovDdceear rlsnttios e rdDer rji uicvvosiitnun gltgdo ogpTferh-inapdetre rik daiinlnel.dy o un rooft p paoupnbeerl-isu ahpnesddm ibatyn ss hphioappwe sir.ss" spaainIdtd st ththiametier th tecoo cn wotrmaoklme uu unnpitislt fs ot hlwkeosyu Ll dceon meixn-- hwffooaarrvn maetl ssdl ! tinove iF edhodeerda tr ot ooy ouboreu rl cod oonepgmciindm iteohudnen,s io etbniuec tsies ms Huaoneersde Cttaih otaeeTnnya th poctroonheol eeiSkrc cci hiheonsoer oe s walrtsri eBtshtn ofuigonadtrre hdone utt nbrf,ioe nwsrgc oP h tutlhohyleodeml safvo.ici unItsdt.iiho ta a-nis-t sgoethpsfr e.eot htnwsoedcois hnDeo gIoo tpae'lstses o an p naaolpnew ipyn amochlnrauleeivsndte gki b nb$ loete1ow4 pr taawmhtyeihiinln aklagtino d ttnthha ae axtlyto-l • ServJicOeSsE wPeHreINE h eKld HE fNoRrY Mrs 4PBte.l uniynrdmre oPdou lutgyhthhmes ro eaCusftaithdelvre aSn rth3ye7 S Bh yweaepa artsriess ttai rS eClhdifhee uflrro oacnmthg-. mha usaMsonbnnra.s Cn KDda.uat hMncoihealalircris o KCnu hi cKsuhru acscurhhs.rav C roisvafen oCdtfoa nCbn ytaon nht;oen ra ; VJb*LmooUnodbSorrs ftoiB mDJrOmOiot rcHim toNr eat adnr kdr aDrficl OtaMe Ejataa*ol rd»>u «rux J drmRipi suMnrets aarAintb RdbnulYrt uei <f tRe1f 1*aO arf E Ijnothdfrr taU iWb *utpt Iio inLUoa*LraI MaaAn bM oLdo>f «v e 1R1io90ai) dWC $aa4ny5tno,0en0 0CPolaucnety d Orifvfeic aen odf pNaurtkriintigon im Sperrovviceems esnentsi.o rFo cridti zReona dhu wmeesbto oui$n S5d h 0me0lde0 oa 00ln0 0 hbeelcpa uosuet t—hey or kthneoyw c othualdt athdevierrt aisde Of course, if kids are to learn by fprleeetedloym e,n tchierc Ulendi ttehdat S ltaasttes b aHsetio nal soof cimisipoonrst!a ntly, he will support your de- qrouoitme dupis rtuop wtihveom to ev oepre mni gthhet cchlaososs-e sopne0 nWd haellre th disoe sad adlli toiof noaulr tmaxon meyon geoy' Announcing. PlyMmrso.u Jtoh rdan is survived by her dAarubgohr,t aenr.d D towroot ghyran Cdocnhwildayren o. f Ann dneesrtc roifb etdin k Uao.tvn d ioetd a in MkjiBloinum be «tor» t aket lfaewat* a nodf (g1e1r1ty P Rlaoyagdro nuonrdth aonfd P ablamskere tRbaolald c $o2u5rtisj Canton Commons Apartments 0H0a0g 0-0 wthielli rb tear rgeeatd a buydi elnarcgee. numbers of teboxiwnaenm f rpuivlneac,lt mi o—anys bw ewh iitcthhhe yh tah sceo iarul sd cta rcofofsm so--f Tosavhieedry, r "wiWpielel f rfwauililllt." inn oItton h 1o9au4vr5e h ttahoned aUsttn alicitkeked. hnaorvJ oeah shna daLa aRuve teprue imbsle ircnuadnnon,uin shgo a wfmoerovu egrnotv w eoerf- to Avits nito. time, in the nine years our oDno seps eanndyionnge m konnoewy o fro rd on owteh ijnugs't keep odfi lriefseindrlea intnocqeraw .a rjre b eon atsncoewrnta iannedd cannoit aanftder p dlaocee t 1n1o2r1t hP oicfn Pical msheerl tRero aadn d$2 t1ables Canton Commons Apartments Haggerty 0R0o0a 0d0 It would be easy to condemn the 17. 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TOTO Cost caps: key to auto insurance debate Mediation offers By Tim Richard rate an established fee schedule for cut in services RICHARD WILLARD. a Washig- alternative to court staff writer health care providers similar to that ton attorney representing the Michi- being used for workers compensa- BUTZER CITED Jim. 16, who suf gan Insurance Federation, said the An auto insurer says medical costs tion claims", fered a serious brain injury in an ac- notion of a conspiracy between auto should be controlled, but a hospital SB 712 also would better define cidnet. First-year treatment cost insurers to raise rates "is clearly ab- Continued from Page 5 the parties themselves. official said his costs are cheaper "reasonable and necessary expenses $357,000; later care. $100,000 a year surd." conciliation Center, serving the "Some just volunteer to come tKan long-term custodial care for for medical care, rehabilitation and Paul. 35, suffered brain, kidney There are thousands of companies city1* 4 th Police Precinct, has a 90- in," Peoples said. badly injured crash victims. home modifications," he said. and liver injuries. Paul was in acute and no excess profits, so "wide- percent success rate after three Neighborhood Legal Services op- A sute cap on medical payouts is As written. Hadden said, tbe bill care for four months, a nursing spread collusion is clearly impossi- months, Mansour said. After one erates a mediation program specif- one of many thorny questions being would save a Livonia driver 961 a home for 11 months, acute hospital ble." year, he said, 85 percent of all ically aimed at resolving rental debated before the Senate Com- year; a Detroiter. $124. and a Kala- rehabilitation for five months and Willard. a former assistant attor- agreements are still in effect. disputes. merce Committee in Lansing every mazooan 150, based on coverage for outpatient care for nine months ney general in the Reagan Adminsi- "We're a little different from the Tuesday. a 1986 Chevrolet. Cost of the acute phase was tration. put the blame for soaring in- others because we deal with land- Chairman Richard Posthumus, R- $320,000; ongoing care, $15,600, surance ratflson these problems THE SUCCESS rate, they said, can be attributed to the mediators' lord/tenant situations," said John Alto. said the goal is to reduce auto A NEUROLOGIST from Grand Butzer said. own skill. Robertson, coordinator of the agen- insurance premiums 25 percent by Rapids, Dr John Butzer, said no- "A nursing home for a brain injury • A shift of liability to "deep By the time they receive their cy's Housing Dispute Resolution capping some costs. fault insurance is subsidizing other patient is not your standard nursing pocket defendants" — big businesses first case, the volunteer mediators Center. patients, and limits on payouts home," he added and governments have already been through 30 hours "WE HAVE two types of media- "IN ORDER to reduce insurance would be "devastating." • Payment of high non-economic of intensive training designed to tion," he said "One is the more for- premiums," said Automobile Club of Sharon Barefoot, director of the losses improve their communication and mal kind, the other is what we call Michigan spokesman Jim Hadden, Butzer treats brain and spinal Brighton-based Michigan Head Inju- • Excessive costs for treatment, observation skills. assisted negotiation." "it looks for ways to control ex- cord injuries at Mary Free Bed Hos- ry Alliance, said the majority of in- attorneys and courts "They're taught how to commu- The second option is recom- penses. pital — the majority occurring in juries occur to people aged 15 to 24, Willard said a rate rollback alone nicate better, including bow to read mended for low cost disputes, Rob- "Since 1981. physician's services auto accidents. more than half in auto accidents. "treats the symptoms rather than body language," said McMullin, ertson said, and accounts for have gone up 65 percent, hospital "Rehabilitation is cheaper than "Ten years ago, only 5 percent the cause." whose agency handles an estimated roughly 90 percent of all settle- room rates 84 percent, legal costs 79 long-term custodial care." he said. lived, today 65 percent survive," The House in December passed a 90-100 cases a year. ments. percent, auto body repairs 42 per- "A limit on their medical care would said Barefoot, the parent of a brain- bill ordering a 30 percent rollback in Often, mediators are assisted by The center is authorized to medi- cent. be devastating. injured son. "Someone must take auto insurance premiums without a panel of other volunteers ate disputes through contracts with "All the while, the consumer price "Many in our group are young, sin- care of these people." addressing the costs that insurance "It's a panel of your peers and Detroit and the Michigan Depart- index has risen only 30 percent." gle males who do not take health in- She added, "Those under no-fault covers that's what is important." said ment of Social Services. All told, Hadden, director of government surance seriously." If insurance (auto insurance) get state-of-the-art Posthumus has pigeonholed that Marlene Peoples, administrative the agency mediated 1,630 disputes relations for the Dearborn-based in- failed to cover them, they would treatment Others get less or are bill in his committee as he conducts coordinator of the Community Con- last year All cases involved low to surer, endorsed Posthumus' Senate have to be treated at Medicaid ex- sent home to vegetate. Those not a monthlong series of hearings on his ciliation Center. moderate income renters, as speci- Bill 712 because it would "incorpo- pense, through charity or suffer a covered become wards of the state." bill "If it's a dispute between an fied by the city and DSS. adult and a teenager, both sides are Hearings set on county exec succession plan represented. If it's between senior AT THIS point, mediation's im- citizens, then it's a panel of sen- pact on western Wayne County has iors." apparently been minimal. 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A Goodfiuit At A Good Price ""lfT * "'yf'ijL4!*0*W4' Somerset Malt, Big Bemrn at CooHdge, 1 Feiriane To*m Center, Deaibom XvTaste A ( f t b s e r u er & E r c e n t r i c® N e w s p a p e rs Ethel Simmons editor / 591 2300 Monday. March 12. 1900 O&E * 18 taste buds chef Larry Janes Seminar outshines last year's If there's one thing Schoolcraft College's Culinary Arts and Con- tinuing Education departments know how to do, it's how to pull out all the big guns for its second annual Chefs Seminar These !> weren't just the big guns, they were the heavy artillery. • If you remember my column m: last year at this time, my com- V ments on the seminar were just J. so-so. Not this year. h Unfortunately for Livonia's Schoolcraft College, one of the brightest names on the culinary horizon in the Midwest, enroll- ment was down at this year's con- ference. Fortunately, for those who did sign up, this meant ample seating, perfect acoustics, incred- ible-sized samples and an oppor- tunity to ask many of the Detroit- area's finest chefs anything your little heart desired. The morning began with two of our area's most respected names in chefdom. Milos Chibelka of the Golden Mushroom in Southfield and Leopold Schaeli of Machus Red Fox in Bloomfield Township. Both Certified Master Chefs, these guys trotted around the shimmering stainless steel kitch- ens of Schoolcraft's fabled Culi- nary Arts Department like ducks in water. CHEF MILOS, in his usual low- key demeanor, stuffed a loin of A meal fit for St. Pat veal with sweetbreads and a veal forcemeat stuffing, deglazed the roasting pan to whip up an ac- companying sauce and then tossed together a mussel and veg- etable soup that could easily adorn the pages of any major By Larry Janes though Momma never had a drop of Before refrigeration, beef was pic- them of excess salt. Read the Label food magazine. His culinary tid- special writer Irish blood in her body, her corned kled for preservation by immersion and if salt is mentioned more than bits and tips were being jotted S beef, cabbage and broth surely to in kegs of brine (salted water). In once, a good soaking couldn't hurt. down by everyone in attendance, T. PATRICK'S WORK in Ire- this day could bring smiles of joy to those days, salt contained saltpeter But be aware that salt comes in even the back-up chef-students land is credited with bringing anyone with a last name like O'Mal- as a preservative, so that the meat many disguises, from sodium to from the school. Christianity to the Emerald ley. kept well and when cut still had a MSG Isle beginning in the year nice rosy color. Today, however, be- When it comes to cooking tech- Chef Leopold assembled a fab- 432. This famous saint used a green THE CORNED BEEF brisket — cause of health standards and the niques for corned beef, cooking ulous Spanish Paella recipe laced shamrock to explain the Holy Trini- needless to say, the most integral oath that time is money, modern times can vary, depending on the vith saffron, shrimps the size of a ty. That's why the color green and part of the corned beef and cabbage pickling processes inject brine into thickness and weight of the brisket. butterknife, chorizo sausage fresh shamrocks are so closely associated dinner — hails from the front part of the meat by machine, lessening the If you purchase corned beef from a from the Eastern Market, mus- with the St Patrick's Day celebra- the beef breast, which includes the curing period from several weeks to grocer, in packages seasoned with sels and Little Neck clams. The tions we know of today. sternum bone and part of the first a few days. Unfortunately for the brine, you can use that liquid as the audience, consisting of an equal The corned beef and cabbage din- five ribs. health conscious, nitrite has re- base for cooking. If you have pur- number of culinary students and ner has become yet another symbol A whole boneless brisket weighs in placed saltpeter as the preserving chased the brisket from a butcher, sophisticated cooks from all of this holiday. Even though the at more than 12 pounds. It can then agent. simply toss the brisket into a large walks of life, raved at the fra- Janeses celebrate St. Patrick's Day be cut numerous ways, with the cen- Some pre-packaged supermarket stock pot, cover with water and bring grance, the combination of fla- with tours of tbe local watering ter cut being the most cherished, types of corned beef need to be to a boil. vors and the ease that this noted boles, wearing plastic shamrocks evenly sized and well marbled. soaked in cold water overnight to rid chef incorporated. With only 20 emblazoned with "Kiss me — I'm AS CORNED BEEF cooks, don't or so students in the class, plates Irish," we always return home to a be surprised to notice two-inch-thick were heaped with the delectable large, upright two-gallon Everhot There are a lot of ways layers of scum or foam rising to the paella and oohs and ahs emanat- roaster that has been plugged in all top of the pot. The scum is the fat ed from the room upon exiting. day with a humongous piece of marbling that has broken down from corned beef, shards of cabbage and Session number two brought in an occasional onion and carrot to prepare corned beef tbe pickling in addition to the corn- ing solution. Keep a long-handled the younger professionals, know- If memory serves me correctly, slotted spoon nearby for the first 30 ing that following the masters the mind-boggling effects of the minutes or so of cooking, to remove would be difficult but not neces- sarily impossible. Chef Brian Pol- green beer hold reign to the delicious CORNED BEEF BRISKET 3 tablespoons red currant jelly, this. cyn, chef and partner at the Pike tastes of the fork-tender brisket. WITH MUSTARD-GLAZED melted Don't forget alternative cooking Street Station in Pontiac, created To this day, I can still remember VEGETABLES methods such as rmcrowaving and a melt-in-your-mouth shrimp the day after St Patrick's Day when 3 pound corned beef brisket Place corned beef brisket in a crock pot cooking for the fabled mousseline with a chive buerre Dad would scour the aluminum 8 caps sliced cabbage large dutch oven; add water to cov- corned beef brisket. You can, with blanc that yielded shouts of bravo bread box looking for crusts of bread 1 cap joiieaned carrots strips er. Cover tightly and simmer for 3 limited success, microwave a brisket from the not-so-hungry but ready- to "soak up" the warm, jellied juices 3 tablespoons batter, melted hours or until meat is fork-tender. on medium high power, just be sure to-learn audience. The chefs nim- of what was left in tbe bottom of tbe 1 tablespoon dijoa-styled mastard ble hands filleted a whole salmon roaster from the previous day. Even 1 tablespoon chopped parsley Please turn to Pnoe2 Please turn to Page 2 so as to remove every bone with about as much effort as you and I exert when we make toast. Not to be outdone. Chef Marcus Sure and 'tis the place Haight of tbe Lark Restaurant in West Bloomfield whipped togeth- er a Chocolate Meringue Cake complete with chocolate leaves This young chefs talent was emi- to buy Irish foodstuffs nent as he mastered a pastry bag to create perfectly round swirls of chocolate meringue. In addi- tion to the sampling, one of the highlights was an opportunity for •y MLB. Dillon ma's Paul Molony. who used his RONAYNE AND A GROUP of the students in the session to try staff writer lunch hour to pick up a tape and a friends, appropriately outfitted in their hand at making the choco- book on Irish names. Tm having a Irish kitchen attire, kick off every late leaves. If you would like to prepare a party and I want to use Gaelic St Patrick's Day at 7 a m. serving genuinely Irish meal and don't spellings on my guests' nametags." up Irish coffee, bangers and Lunch was held in the beauti- have time for an overseas shop- he said scrambled eggs made with "cream vCffoueallsmklty sRp dloeieksso etCc ayreuoanrutate enadrtn d (iAyn mem ste,he)e r.ii t cTW'sahn aeotnpe ,Her nbmaar act-onk pobnion rMgn .si cphriegea,n v iAsivte Inruiseh I nIm epaostrt Ds eIanrc- FofrfeCincocemh a,pt M lFimoolreodnn tyMs oohfteoard D ewdeir tbhrie gac ksa taconk dh oisf cloihft teflaeems pei,el ypgrp eaeenrnd" fpforeirpe pnaed hrsa,.p eHpnyoiwo ha ot oaun sbdeef suatl to the demo lab for afternoon Not only will you find a grocery light sweet-smelling scones, min- cook bangers Is something only presentations by Carol Raskins list of Irish Items carried nowhere utes oat of Derrig"! Blodgett oven. chef "Ted the Wlsard" knows for else In southeast ara Michigan or sure, says Ronayne That's ss- and Michael McFarlen of the southern Ontario, bat you will 'It's cholesterol heaven They Townseod Hotel la Birmingham have a wooderfol time. must have terrible cardiac prob- One might think that chefdom la lems In Ireland." said Molony. Derrig's all-natural dominated by the talents of "It's a quaint little smiling as he headed oat the door. cipe Is 1M years oM. It's from bat rest assured Hasklns European style — whore family Dublin We make it like they make and friends come la to help oat." Pat Ronayne of BhxxnfMd Hills her grand with no prob said Charlie French, hi his long shops at least twice a year at the «t" said Derrig. whoae ne- , Chefs yellow apron dasted wit! Irish Imparl Store - at Christ- i hail from as far away as To- French, a friend of the I again jwt before 9t trade secrets while they prepared County Mayo-bora Jack Derrig. Pstrick's: Day. Be hays soda brw "The U Irish bacon fran Limerick sad SO We oee IS i T Dwrlg's To the flavor ha Is after. with a dljon vinaigrette. was Ltoo- turn to l turn to 2B* O&E Monday, March 12. 1990 Monday. Marc* 12. 1900 OAE * 3b Irish Winner Dinner Here's an Irish meal fit for St. Patrick's Day ©teetljer & Hcctntric Shopping List Winner Dinner was a hit back in 1966 1 pound king crab meat Continued from Paoe 1 Corned beef that is cooked way garlic, clove-studded onions, a bay unique variations To keep your cab- Even though the vegetables add an and hunk of cabbage, but you can 1 package green spinach noo- it a kept completely immersed in ahead of schedule can stand leaf and just a few peppercorns. bage leaves from falling apart dur- important flavor to the corned beef steam, saute, parboil, microwave, dles (8 ounces) Liquid during the process. immersed in its stock for a few Since I am not a big fan when it ing the cooking process, leave a good during cooking, the vegetables can stir (ry or braise the vegetables with Recipes 1 large package lime Jell-O Microwave cookbooks suggest hours with little problems. However, comes to dirtying dishes, I will drop section of the core attached when be cooked separately. This process a multitude of herbs and flavoring! any kind would work, the green 1 pint sour cream or plain yo- about 10-12 minutes per pound, but be aware that the vegetables are my garlic cloves, peppercorns, the whole cabbage is quartered, then will allow the shamrock-emblazoned for a unique approach Traditional spinach noodles provide a nice gurt for tLc most tender product, yours best when cooked just before serv- cloves, bay leaves and dill in a clean, eigthed * chef to exercise complete control ists could even pre-cook the vegeta It seems as if we just polished off ST PATRICK S DELIGHT contrast with the color ol the es- milk ptrouulynd s.u Igfg eysotus a abroeut t h1i5nk minignut aesb opuetr idnogw, nso S ti.f yPoautt ayr'se aDnatyici cpealteinbgra taio snit,- swohmitee ,c khiede'sse scolockth o Pr.u riifs t1s c wanil lfi nmda kite, proOvnei othnes, fclaarvroorts o fa nthde c berleortyh wanidll aimdd- oanvde rt htheeir carcicsponmepsasn oyfi ntgbe f lvaevgoer.t ables bbelefso irne sae rfvaivnogr,it eto swsay th aenmd t ihnetno j uthset ttihme ela fsotr cthaend "y W heeaarritn' aonfd th eno Gwre ietn s' m .family-tested winner dinner This recipe was developed m calloped crab dish b1u2 toteurn ocre sm agrrgaaterdin es harp Ched- crock potting it, turn the crock pot toss the vegetables in 30-45 minutes these bouquet garni bags 90 that tbe important color to'tbe plate presen- SAUTEING THE CARROTS in a corned beef pot to marry the flavors Yes. me lads and lassies, St Pa- the 60s and, unfortunateiy. the 6 ounces green noodles dar cheese mupa tkoin igts s uhriegh tehset s berttiisnkge-ta nisd, t oagtaalilny, before eating. bmroorteh iwmopno'tr tnaenetdly ,to f obleks s tlriakein yeodu a anndd, tbaet iIorins.h O wf citohuoruste, tthhee dadindniteiro nw ooufl dthne't fsepwri ndkrolipnsg g oefne rooliuvsely o wilit han dse stahmene andL saosta kbu utp n sootm leea osft, t hfeor g trheeat u bnriontihu ttrhiics kw'se Deka'ys W isin anlemro Dstin unperon of ufes,rs a ynodu ' r aj Betsy psirdiceera obll yk isnignc cer athbe hna sA lrtihsoenug chon i-t 2 tarbinlee spoons butter or marga- 3c oergngfsl ake crumbs esthiugeb homtl dher ocgurerosdc, k ffo iprgo uftor. erk -otnen adbeoru rte ssuelvtesn i-n btieoeWnfs Ha anEbdNou cFnadLb AbthaVagtOe cR adInNin aGnded ry, oi nuctroe mrceobsritnnineadg- dmpoee ph wpaevorenc'to ar cn h.w iTpahy eay o tf o(to hstehlip pbpeiitpnigpnge rb cieonhrtionnsd )a pImrriiosnhvi mesrtibazipealrle bp yaon tadabt oaslos rTobh isenegr vptheoseta abtsori an i ess.a aAlnt-s stbaeeiern dess a tithmiengp ca rcrutonsrcn haeidn se wbsesee.ef tIn a ecnsadsn craaenbmdbe armge-e- ambtloeesdv..e rdae ffmtreoermm tbh teehre b tproios tkc weatrivt hhea tsthhe eb evbeerngise krteae t abfanitrd ed y ioofffu ecrro elrennpterde f cbrheoeamfu na snthd ae ctaa tsbrtabyda igmteieo anla.l a. BE fl Brethen cidsri saphbo ,st hsIaibt flo eiuh netod i mwusihetaetn cioa ntne nscteridanbg lmu tmehaipst 21 ttaeabal)ls epsopoono nlesm solinve jrueidce a l(mopotniodns- fsplaeolput pr er It is practically impossible to give tastes and textures to the St. Pa- cabbage leaves. the potato cooks, it slowly breaks at Momma's when tbe vegetables across the grain into as thin a slice Submitted by Ida (O') Grenier of works just as well and is very dash garlic powder (optional) dill weed an accurate timetable for cooking trick's Day treat. My cooking^ library All my sources indicate the use of down and adds a starch that allows were cooked almost beyond recogni- as possible Cutting with the gram Livonia, this colorful menu promises reasonably priced This dish salt and pepper to taste garlic powder the meat because corned beef varies mentions noticeably different re- only green or white cabbage, proba- the broth to begin to thicken natural- tion, some to the point where you will cause the brisket to crumble to be a hit with the Irish and near- serves 6 and may be prepared in minced instant onions in thickness and weight As a general cipes for cooking corned beef and bly for tradition's sake, but 1 have ly without tbe addition of flour. This didn't even need teeth to chew Here's where a good sharp carving Irish as we celebrate the fun, mid- advance and refrigerated Cook noodles in boiling salted 1 lemon rule of thumb, simmering at a good cabbage. One recipe calls for using experimented with the use of bok hearty, stick-to-your-ribs type of a I'm a firm believer that the knife can really do its job Of course, month holiday that is. as well, a water While noodles are cook- 1 can crushed pineapple with rolling boil will cook a six- pound pickling spices, dill, peppercorns and choy, purple cabbage, fresh Brussels broth can easily stand alone as a corned beef brisket itself needs the for the neo-traditionalists, an elec- harbinger of spring 1V* cups milk ing. melt butter in saucepan and juice (20-ounce size) brisket in just about two hours. garlic while yet another calls for no sprouts and assorted greens for great soup flavor of an occasional carrot, onion tric knife will suffice nicely Grenier's recipes for escalloped 3 tablespoons flour saute almonds until golden Add lettuce crab served with green noodles 2 tablespoons butter or marga- lemon juice Dram noodles and 1 bunch asparagus Stir-and-heat sauce amandine, a patriotic green, white rine add to almond and butter mix- 1 cucumber Continued from Page 1 2 celery stalks, cat Into large pieces 6 peppercorns SPICED CORNED BEEF aJnedll -o0r amnogled s walearde, awndin nae rlsim feo rgr heeenr V%4 tteeaassppoooonn sseeaassoonneedd soarlt black ttuarsete T, ohsesat gtehnrotluyg han dan dse saesrovne tion G1 rlaeregne G toomddaetos s dressing or Twenty minutes before serving, 6 peppercorns 1 bay leaf 9 pounds corned beef brisket back in 1966 when she was one of 10 pepper preheated serving dish. A deli- dressing of choice adds zip to chicken bring 1 cup of water to a boil in a 1 bay leaf 2 cloves garlic water finalists in the Detroit Edison Queen 1 pound frozen king crab or im- cious side dish for any occasion 1 small package slivered al- large frypan Add cabbage, carrots: 1 head cabbage, cut Into wedge* 1 tablespoon parsley t whole cloves of the Kitchen contest. Now, 24 itation king crab meat or 3 monds reduce heat, cover and simmer 15 8 medium potatoes 3 medium potatoes 1 cup brown sugar years later, they are still winners cans lump king crab, SHAMROCK SALAD 1 small package chopped nuts minutes. Pour off liquid. Combine Place the meat in a large pot with V* head cabbage, quartered Hi cap dry breadcrumbs and it gives me great pleasure to be drained able to share them with you AP — Yogurt has an image as a garlic powder, seasoned salt, orega- butter and mustard, add to vegeta- water to cover. Bring the water to a 1 teaspoon dry mustard juice of V» lemon Place ensp lettuce on plate healthful choice for breakfast and no, thyme and pepper. Rinse chick- bles, tossing lightly to coat. Sprinkle boil and skim off the scum that rises Drain and rinse corned beef brisk- grated peel and juice from 2 oranges The parent? of two grown sons. V« cups grated Cheddar cheese Place 2-3 slices tomato in the snacks, but it's deliciously tangy in en, pat dry Coat chicken with yo- with parsley Place the brisket of to the surface. Add the onion, carrot, et. Place in a glass bowl and cover grated peel and juice from 2 lemons Grenier and her husband have seven 3 egg yolks center and top with about 5 hot foods as well. Use yogurt in gurt roll in crumb mixture. 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Add bay leaf, garlic and parsley Turn Cover meat with cold water, bring children, Although now retired. margarine Garnish with thin slices of cu- rich, full flavor without fat greased 15-by-10-by-l-inch baking Brush melted jelly over brisket and cabbage, potatoes and other 4 car- marinating beef once during the to a boil and remove scum Cover Grenier worked for 34 years as a % cop cornflake crumbs cumber and sprinkle with Green tbtfisnhhlauogiiuItscu Snct dkroo Aeoa eni fVn n e tnrste,bOooot deijmtR ,ru1 -bsYsm asttco niei Yuirsxdlpp.t Ot-a2 i uohrIrGffrea t ieUayttna.ihtobRn e yglT gTes ou.shas graCpuitsuuoc Hrbceo tkeIen Cef a ssoienKus prdocEe sffh Nl h aott e dhhuaasdeert - - CScwsp5eo5apRir vntrmvhEi.ei n ADriCnknegMrrlduiese,zt.Y a ewzimns lYie tya hOo r3Y sGm7e oUu5sagn-aRrudtmgTirelateg rS Sr isteAnaeeeeuneU dcodCeve B.oEre nn aM k Sfae eotk,rroev p us4e n5 8-- gbgt61h rrl poTeaaoo zniiRvnleui eoA 5dnign.ndD ,e Ctsmot I caacTBi arbontIOtvhlrOuee inIitnsNnLee d s AEsb hlD bLrioaice rs lCeDekfsf ,OeuI tNnasRtntNuiN dladEEc d sRbrDeeo rdri svBss ekwEe i EtwtthhF ieit sh 4 33f4raellao dtopctartdauosugb b psurelal Baes nenpsl dRsddt l.sparA ycotcStIoo oeeSronrrerEksndv Ds e eo fudw io Crlt ri rhbnOo ee3eueR 0 fcnN odmbrEernidiDnesu dk bBtey etbE s et.Ehe DfeF o ov nengo a-t domemmf3blnr rrome yaaiofnuarr ruitgiitrynhg.nn t eupthoHaaot a dtwebenie snar aa.t itg ah tsRo e neokbpnredieoelstir e latbmii oornalrl vanoda edra w.ncsido inn ld l vamaRie gredbtseaghhreo..meretiil l yR no Cd ba vae uforncedotitvdousecrekahr rntf e 1 r aPto w a od atvfnmdhiteot d ehn r aicagbmtmnonnorr iioddacrbxxn tworsstteeootuuinddukwmr r dseiepbnnmu ee,Poggeeef l aflbrwa sr oa c. ,liisisrtenq lh atPociu nnb wraiigudgtna lecmky mlai fo abnrPf enve3gsolad,eq5ra t*sp u0c m3 ae-e wldnun ehC,eitsmtog lh tosyduarocmerrrn oadscew brjir euiinCou ntaiehv omecnfdoe aed banl?s sSvttwtptihraeohoooaercelrnsii ur tDet sieea.nss rneCtD t aAcetf orurooeuseymrrfrrsxi froawmn ietcncg honiCideseart rshkltt yic hi emoiooonm nnoamsa ntieng hcpaod aeat nafbhlz dnNue i oyL ns C aafHyei ttlov. ieiuc roob nypmShnnre.aeaiaaa apcrltn r,irirt nsaaSee , Rnvrtde a Deecos rrflrlheeeyosaese-- .-r- awppl1ugia aitneRpcetoc eeeaoehrn rsrmW iSpoto oocpfaonwkva rodsieenen nr slikcs,elrd eawr tibi onndh wisism ltertleiaee tw hnmaa tts neof aderfvudere o smcphmel iea nxlc pecewcmeaeid ctosoh ksnn - Godotofrr oemathdsnaisdgsLiteeno Us sge(aCs eslo Kssa)Lfp,adYI eltM ya hacLodeirEuaeE lr JcP dlgyEoR rrcleLeEohseL roCswnsii-Hn,ci 0to geh Awf UhI C orwieNrtoeli al n aonatnrednsyr d 111' *- ct2 ecu taupasp bpf lgoloeoresan ptd egordayo rn Pbli arcdenr apindeoed wsc marduaeimnr c cbhe*ed e soen ion eccrar erI(nmtao maen omp 1flea0 dc*inh4iui cmy -kooe gsunaunu rcstceo,e u cMppaan,in- co uscntpoeirn 8dc t-heoonigcuseknetedchne - c6pl icoeavcreersso ts, peeled and cut into large 221 cclaealrregrroeyt oss,nt acioulnkt so,p c ut up chaoboooukursitn. 3 gA0 ud-4dn5ti lm v iemngueetateatsb. liess, fo rcko-ntetinndueer , -Samneidrnv cueit dewsei rtohr C furoennsttihlin vuheeegaet ebtadabk ltiehnsgr ou (gohro u3t0 ator ovuisnidt tthheei rc ofaumntirlyy .w ith her husband miAnidgldks,, mCflooouroerk, m abilbukot tuIeftr n e1acVned?ss asmeriyan suAotdneds- ffoorlT lSootw c iPonagmt arpsilc eakt e'ssa tlh aDeda ygo.rre dseeners vstehere ttm hee A TOP-IO Queen of the Kitchen fi- cheese to hot white sauce and d4s1''A4k a wt istetnehheana aospesspledpepop ooaop onomnendn res dddhearriauiisleemvodden deot hdc rlhyee sigmnacaglkentt,e ho nwc,r ic asbrsearh esehadse tds , bsgstMhparaoloarrtokolt.ih nuecC,s g Wop1 ahoob,ok wt orse ocdutaievetsr rsep2rtroi e tnoalroognsn wchd uli erpb emodse.ca ao sctsnh aau usjn icustoeiielcn,ae ash, oldel naatyeest.dea h-d " < £ f l cW YkAVf/Ap. y d 's for all your bakery needs... 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Choice H Bone-In" sugar density, 66 percent, the maple smuagnayr, caonodk bmoaopklse chraevaem sr.e cOipf ecsou frosre , mately 252 degrees. Remove from maple syrup production process. pose questions to a naturalist, but SHOWERS • WEDDINGS GROUND CHUCK BONELESS SIRLOIN FRYER BREAST syrup is packaged and ready for use. Maple syrup is widely used as an main dishes, breads, cakes, cookies, beat and begin stirring immediately. Festival activities are included in the highlight of tbe festival is tasting ingredient in a variety of other food When the syrup begins to thicken and the museum admission of $3 for tbe sweet syrup. Museum members C•apacity RETIREMENT PARTIES Ask for Pat 5-7 lb. M.44 STEAK $2.49 ib 5 lbs. or UNOPENED MAPLE syrup can products Because of its high sugar pies and more, using maple syrup. sugar crystals form, pour the par- adults and $2 for senior citizens and also can partake of tbe annual Maple 50-300 ANY SPECIAL OCCASION 561-6288 Family Pak.. lb. 5 lbs. or more More ... $1 . 3 9 ,b bpela scteo.r Oedn cfeor o 1p2e nmedo,n tshtos rien tah ceo oml,a pdrley caor ninte nmt,a inty c arnec bipee ssu.b Wstihteunte dsu fbosrt istuugt-- Maple syrup can also be enjoyed thiaarlldye ncr ystalixed syrup into molds to chiVldisrietno r(sa gcaens 3 w-1a7l)k. tbe museum's Ssaygreu,p b Bevreearakgfaesst a nthda atl li ntchleu dpeasnc asakue-s Ground Sirloin.. 1.88 ib. Lesser Amounts $2.67 ib. Lesser Amounts.... M.59 ib syrup in the refrigerator or freezer. ing. use one and one-half cups of over pancakes, ice cream, french Soft maple sugar candy is made sugar trails, see bow tbe trees are they can eat The power "CAROLYN" HAPPY ST. PATRICK'S DAY?HAPPY ST. 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Mar eft 12. 1990 Monday, M«rcH 12, 1990 OA#T S e m i n ar o u t s h i n es A r ea a u t h o rs l o ok at b r o c c o li n w i n t er w i n t er l a st y e a r 's e v e nt "Broccoli and Company" by thors discuss the health and nutrition Delights siudra and Jack Hendrickson. essentials of broccoli and the cruci- Garden Way Publishing, paper- ferous family. The last 10 pages are back. $7 95, 1989 devoted to the growing and harvest- c o o k 's b o o ks Continued from Page 1 ing of each of these veggies ing. roasting and braising techniques "Broccoli and Company" is the SORRY TO SAY. I personally Geri ON THE OTHER side of the kitcfi- incorporating salmon, whitefish and latest and last in the trilogy of have a little enthusiasm for these en was Tom Tonapaoish and Chef pickerel. The guys from the Whitney healthy cookbooks written by local good for me" type vegetables ' R i n s c h l er CClhuabn iDne Scohu tShufi eWlda.n T oofn atphaen iBahan ignkteork- appretlsye ncltoatsieodn othne " ctboenf eTreexn-cMee xwi tRhe da oafu Bthiormrs iAnguhdraam an Jdu sJtac kab Houetnd aric ykesaorn sReartohlee ri nthcaonrp oprraetpinagre s hare bdadkeedd- ru ctaas-- Woodhaven of Livonia SHINGLES LIFT, WATER POCKET preted for the non-English-speaking Hell Dessert," Mascapone Souffles ago. I reviewed their second book. baga. shredded carrots, corn syrup Preheat the oven to 350 degrees portions and serve AND ICE FORMS chef. Watching Chef Chan swing a and a Cranberry Maple Walnut Alas- Surprising Citrus." As one would and margarine. I will opt for a plate Oil and flour a 9-by-9 or ll-by-7-inch BETWEEN THEM Chinese cleaver was almost as good ka that bad the audience deliver a expect, the format and style of this of fresh, raw broccoli flowerets and baking pan In a large mixing bowl, as the delectable, authentic Thai cui- standing ovation. latest book is similar in many re- low-fat herb dip any day cream together the margarine and COCOA FROSTING STOP sine that was offered. spects. For those of you who love Braised the sugar Beat in the eggs, the vanil- 3 tablespoons soft margarine Sadly, the conference is over till In the 130-plus pages, more than Brussels Sprouts and Baked Rutaba- la. and th^ water Add the flour, the ' « cup cocoa SNOW Bringing up the rear embattle- next year, but if you or someone you 100 of them are recipes featuring ga Croquettes, this book is for you. baking powder, the baking soda, the 1 to cups powdered sugar SOAKS INSULATION ments was another major arsenal of know is a sophisticated cook looking cruciferous vegetables, included in cocoa and the salt and beat to a to teaspoon pure vanilla extract culinary defenses led by the in- for a great way to spend a day with this category are broccoli. Brusells SAUERKRAUT CHOCOLATE smooth batter. 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SAT. 7 AM-8 PM; SUN. 9 AM-5PM In a heavy saucepan melt butter, Paella should retain some add vegetables and mushrooms and 4 9* Six Mile % msooniastbulyr ef.i rTmh,e n oritce d srhieoduld ou bt.e rEeva-- sflaouuter, tsitllir ftorarn 2sp amriennut;tes ,d uasdtd wcliathm PMricAeRsC eHff e25c,ti v1e99 t0h ru N f 2 6 1 - 9 0 00 McGLINCH SONESST 191 7C O. erything is cooked in the same pot and mussel juices, bring to simmer, Weniu.'orth or paella, which means pan or cook 5 minutes. Add peas. Mix yolks •• 29667 HOMf IMPROVEMENTS skillet. Paella is prepared with a with cream, add a little hot soup to Your Independent Food Dealer = Fire Wentworth Avenue variety of ingredients, usually re- it, mix and pour back into soup. | Mil* One of Michigan s Oldest Companies - Three Generations of Dependable Service" lating to product availability in a Reheat a little without boiling, sprin- (1st Street North of specific area. 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LIMIT 3 UMIT 3 LIMIT 3 LIMIT 3 LIMIT 3 LBS. UMIT 2 Canton 5757 ShekJon Rd M-F 7:30 a.m.-7:00 p.m. 2210 ExpfrM 3-25-90 Exp4fM J-2M0 ExpfrM s-as-eo CiptrM S-2S-90 >M to K-Mvt) 454-0440 S«t 6 a.m -6 p.m. - - - - - - - 66* O&E Monday, March 12. 1990 'Tis the place for Irish foodstuffs Local kids among Continued from Page 1 cious. allows Derrig, an accom- ness and Harp. plished baker who studied culinary And don't forget the links Tbey Bake-Off winners Derrig uses no sage, just mace and If you're on an Iriah arts at Schoolcraft College and don't repeat on you." so they're safe nutmeg from a Vietnamese bean, Wayne County Community College. diet, treat youraelf to a for older people and children to eat. apnedan p woraky .— no fti ngerloyu nchd.o pped the Euro- "Put them on the charbroiler in atop at 13251 Michigan said the banger npaker1 the yard. They're superb." This time of year is special at the Six area youngsters were winners 1 cap dry roasted peanuts "I'm the first and ooly Irishman to A ve., three block a eaat Bangers also taste good cooked in Irish Import store. Derrig and his to the recent Farmer Jack/Ai«P 10 ounces MAM candy get a sausage product approved by a frying pan. as long as you use "just of Schaeffer and three \ wife. Mary Ellen, company presi- Supermarkets Kid's Pilisbury Bake- the USDA and Ottawa," said Derrig. Off 1990. held recently at Fairlane Melt butter, peanut butter and whose colorful packaging is the work enough margarine to coat the pan. blocks west of 1-94. dent, take 20 percent off every sale no water and no lid," he said and every order the week preceding Manor in Dearborn. marshmallows in large pan until orTralee artist Mary McSweeney p"rbAwJylfraaa eiRwtsrcabo eeif dnthbdih. r ee Bsfrcti lScr a rsaiwtent tHc,e tiie ahnp1tsee1 k ,t abib nnfoeao.dfkr deW d e9CPse. rosgsutep onorc ofBtcodh lrs cyonLa oict vm eaCCotgfoaeniorkgeinraeloy-d .- Tcnicsmneoouuitrmmtornvsn u.pepa t.otll eheebu.ettut eePn tloltoyye num rtcmreoiodx e ooall v taeiceendnadrgk. tpaeeblno e Cd ppfol ocM aoosotkedreAnt. w c 1 aMaShnklead i enmPc epo poietua rta neroi - s. tFfitii rvvie""neeWIn s ltyc. we"reh e o.aua r "sloseIlrt y t not oth aiar skcceheces eo.a"mm a ipbc libagiislghs d actenhoadarlpt ,.n"o oHr asaetadi idoddini d- ofccFtthhofaao eertss"r hkii ssRtnne.pah"ogg uia ml cUsitltse haetns ahganrl teeietaak,man t enhsuDdooa rs es ntoabar ligyur l tsiieIsogttt a 'wsh g t shaboiea lnaeioli msddw c h .ppio io totoooshtkr.kr oetsI ad rwfywin .ginnttih tt "h ohtdtO iehooltu aesuairt.sc t " , rswloaaaanuAdftsst- asu atg phntehed orm- onaruara bogdilshmeaic na tfkh-r le oopafm dut idefn rndpye ioss nsrohgktd-o) ba;(rIae Mr,ki seybchdoCr ,euba al cnocdunoa rn'd-s SbadDnetu edeMTPrrn ihalrn Oiiektnggr nRe Ssiaoc Eanswk t eu Tu'onrsprvHp dte e oADaon yNluas uhy ttbnsoe. i1ecuadh.fms2eoe0 ar 0 uenDpd Mep trIeharroeirigpsc hwh'lse i 1nc 7hdod,aoof vfowteheres e wgemFtbWg1byo0looaeei,Be,rrosc yy6osPv derst ,fo eitwwleCh z agwWociiz nrefoYttaahehdet n,vFaaa,s d eCmltabtPaeh nl roco,ieBi dmnaPu pr1 ld tncic2ioM eetntao ,o;gbrit granymeo oenCttf gr toAf tyhh mFoihnBerpeeraiiawlyp crs d Hlwldmtlr .e oswioeKi ;li pttswlDinhhas htsBhg,caeieertzsevrr d otsnVoteD hsneM riei e, rn Orc gctvaH d.a6ael hi ottli,tt lhsel ianeylo ne---s-,f aS11•4VAs f Wccsic M dcatutEienuepceap E k ltPbsto T spiub ul botAciugtsuooAteNbanttorAretuDle e r.rcdRr yiC OBno s oChCranNRro lRaom tpEBmerU n AmadLpoNr D eAbnagpCc rr TeageaHcrTanaiaYd-snrnS ieT sn v wCee.riOystR s Sf Nient- e ntvDrabfe1boania,iae8genltdlDnl0h r hg oscgrg0Eet ,nii.te rrgt oslRr ey o mots seR'hmafs enioevnI la atGles shk snpsit'exhewSne ohroup oeMfBir aspd- aeslAaeinso ln rlwdNIwdo droian iGa-t"fs gahu Wgh Eb-Lkr h rRs elaeaseaiaeSnknualufedk dm ts fsf ea, ead"Mmaerl maetlid nehsyio cr a1sebo hu,y ro0enfiss,ne ggi0.a o isiat0 onontAnbn0fdin-es -. t edyaAbmbAnneorevmoda cIunDfefr ferree .tnEty.s,ihfr eieeotNiRirndtdhlceu fgiR.aore n' ter Afe-Ioeae eGgbats o gl m a abosnSaosgp lncnoPs oefkatn EcoooAst takur1Apuh nrws8l tsmK a3,da e. 0e toyS Iats0ar hotf1i s ertc s3o tsef h o2fIgo rr oor5o1rli fk1dimda-sl 9ihri lS eie4srMmncrit. s ,evwh iaKxci an einthpoetrvg hiefwregeofre aaraeiiuaty-nnsr ,t IwOmeGMtldleenasriuryaaghseccaisrt'seGhosnn,amsr rngunbbi ieinnaeetiiln sercWg lsIoecnalsrs ur'ul ihd;dsSos dio .eGhtIt nilOs orne(ge;i uggMr sonOtihr er;gG ea gIacti a ryerhnatkWitmahesas ih.alKphone winlr aisa eel I lk MnltP;nrsiyh dicaoujsuo eonIwhr srlLrneclati noeyoIas esrl;wh ar dodi)dSfs;hf; h e si sGB Bvs aawIL kiuruRlnelaiiaetwidltsedkcynehh-d-h - - tspmbTIthnaruaheeai "F"cb1datpnHMkl9 ot rdtiF .r,icIe y"as ry aD n ysebcsenee.noeru adruanrcrsvrrg hsta i i, owa gca cmIe,wib'c,tv heoauiey rtu shs'as tee h .ts w"'oaa sjd riush en" as isknpmti od oga pyr t oeblgh faasaeeit odnnh mIe aprcr vieeoehsintouehnhjpscgoi ,lken"yen sg'a-. - and mix with cinnamon and sugar. 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March 12. 1990 O&E (P.C)1C Rocks get relief w i th district success By Dan O'Meara keyed Salem's offense with their staff writer passing inside to Johnson and Jake Baker, who scored 22 points to lead Plymouth Salem changed the basketball the Rocks and also grabbed 13 re- course of history Friday night in the bounds. championship game of the North- "I give credit to the guards," said ville district basketball tournament. in four games this year, but the lone Johnson, who sparked Salem to a 43- The Rocks didn't have a very good victory occurred in the Western 31 halftime lead with 14 points in the record in big gamfes involving Livo- Lakes Activities Assocaiton final, 61- first half. "They're the ones who at- nia Stevenson, suffering a pair of 60. tacked the defense and did what they one-point losses in last year's district "When Stevenson beat us for the had to do, and that's what opened me final and last week's league final. conference championship, we sat up inside." That's why senior guard Tom there and watched them get their The Rocks decided they couldn't Noonan, who played an excellent medals. They must have known who allow themselves to be intimidated floor game in addition to scoring 15 the real champion is. because they by Stevenson's 6-foot-9 Glenn points, called it double revenge when didn't stick around to watch us get Szeman, according to Baker. Salem defeated the Spartans 79-68 to our medals." "The last time we were pump fak- win its first district title since 1987 ing and were worried about getting V Ryan Johnson, who was a major SALEM TAKES a 21-2 record into our shots blocked." he said "This factor with 20 points and 14 re- the Ypsilanti regional tournament time we didn't worry about that. bounds for the Rocks, was more vo- and will play Ann Arbor Huron at 7 Coach told us to take the ball up and cal about the outcome. p.m. Wednesday. The final is slated not worry about drawing the foul." "We wanted to prove to ourselves for 7 p.m. Friday. The Spartans fin- Szeman picked up two first-quar- and all the other teams in the confer- ish the season 15-7. ter fouls and started the second peri- ence who the real champion is." he The Rocks got solid play from od on the bench. He missed much of said. The Spartans beat Salem once guards Jeff Gold and Noonan, who the fourth after getting his fourth foul with 6:24 to play. SZEMAN STILL finished with 14 points, second to teammate Ron m Baran's game-high 25, which includ- ed six triples. Rick Laven got most of his 11 points in the last quarter. "1 thought Z played an outstanding game under the foul situation," Ste- venson coach Jim Mclntyre said. "He still attempted to guard the bas- ket as well as he could, knowing the next one would be his fourth." Baran carried the Spartans in the first half when he sank four treys and had 15 points. Szeman. who took a pass from Baran and to score the game's first basket with a dunk, had 10 first-half points. BILL BWESLER/stafl photographer "Ronnie picked up all the slack in Ryan Johnson (32) and teammate Jeff Gold beating Stevenson for the third time this sea- the first half," Mclntyre said, "but celebrate Salem's victory in the championship son, avenged one-point losses in the league he was probably forced to score too game of the Class A district tournament at championship game and last year's district fi- much too soon Then he's no longer shooting against one kid but two." Northville High School Friday night. The Rocks, nal. Baran and Laven. who was cold early in the game but hit three Raiders in regional play triples in the last quarter, tied the score at 65 on consecutive treys with 4:52 to play. But the Spartans missed four of By Steve Kowalski proud of the effort. their next five shots, and Salem re- staff writer Brian Browne, one of seven sen- sumed what it was doing well early Instead of saying "hats off to the iors playing his final game, led the in the game, taking the ball inside. North Farmington boys basketball basketball Falcons with 13 points, seven in the team, it might be more appropriate third quarter Greg Bjedov and Wes WITH SZEMAN still on the bench. to tell the Raiders this: Brockman. a pair of seniors, contrib- Baker and Johnson pushed the Rocks into a 69-65 lead with layups. "Hats on." from, but it must be someone with uted 10 and seven points, respective- Szeman returned but the Johnson- Before Friday's Class A district fi- more confidence than I had," ly. Baker combination sandwiched two nal at Walled Lake Central, a fan Negoshian said, "because Farming- "Our kids were sky high in school more layups around a triple by La- with a premonition bought the Raid- ton did a great job and I knew com- today," Kaump said. "I'm a little dis- w ven for a 73-68 lead with 1:15 re- ers hats that read: "District 23 ing in it would be a dogfight To their appointed we didn't win it, but I'm maining. champions, 1989-90." credit. Farmington didn't quit. They real pleased and just happy to be "They were trying to pressure us a North players wore the hats kept attacking and never once gave here I was very pleased with the little more, because it was getting proudly after beating Farmington up." players' determination. It's real near the end of the game," Baker 58-45 to win their third district tough to lose by five to 10 points eve- said, "and the guards started looking crown in six years. North coach Tom THE WIN sends North to the re- ry game, but that's what we seemed inside." Negoshian wasn't sure who bought gional Tuesday at Femdale against to do." the hats, but certainly knows they the University of Detroit-Jesuit at 8 The guards were instrumental in weren't his idea p.m. Senior guard Matt Hoffman led Salem's success, as evidenced by Noonan's 10 assists and Gold's eight North, 12-10 overall, beat Farm- Farmington, which finished its North with 15 points and eight as- BILL 8R£SLER/*t«fl phoiograpfw Noonan also had seven steals. Gold ington twice this year, but Negoshi- season at 5-16, shot only 20 percent sists, but the Falcons paid so much three. an knows beating a team three times (ll-for-55) from the field and 59 per- attention to him they forgot about Jake Baker drivea the baseline against the Spartans. Baker in a year can be difficult. cent (20-34) from the free throw line. scored 22 points and hauled down 13 rebounds for Salem, 21-2. Please turn to Page 3 "I don't know where tbe hats came But coach Bob Kaump was still Please turn to Page 3 Madonna debates athletic goal Wildcats prepare for AAU tourneys ' N SPORTS, speed is a valued commodity. Whitlow had problems with the approach Sister But at Madonna College, a dispute over Francileoe laid out for tbe athletic program He speed and its importance wrecked one pro- couldn't understand the lack of funding and why gram, nearly ruined another and caused a he should have to generate money for his pro- general re-examination of intercollegiate athlet- gram. Some of the area's top names in girls basketball will play for tbe ics at the school Western Wayne Wildcats 18-and-under AAU team In the state tourna- Last fall, the matching-fund format was ' When Madonna joined tbe NAIA two years ago, Risak dropped. There is now a $50,000 budget for athlet- ment later this month. they were plunging headlong into the world of in- ic tuition grants. The Wildcats are the defending champions who eventually finished tercollegiate athletics As expected, their teams fourth in the nation last year with a team featuring former stars Jill .struggled Then came the conflict: How fast Estey of Plymouth Salem. Michelle Fortier of Plymouth Canton and coach at St. Mary's College, took the men's bas- "THAT WAS appropriate at the time," said should Madonna try to take its sports teams from Jennifer Shasky of Birmingham Marian. ketball program with him when he quit He still Summers of the administration's use of matching the cellar to the penthouse? harbors bitter feelings toward Sister Francilene. funds "Now we have the funding." Estey starts at point guard for Illinois. Fortier plays for Western ! The controversy led to one coach's resignation. When Whitlow left. Madonna's intercollegiate Madonna's hierarchy entered the athletic foray Michigan and Shasky. the Miss Basketball of 19U. is a leading player at But despite the turmoil, athletics at Madoona are sports were supported on a matching-fund basis cautiously, to be sure. Sister Francilene has her George Washington University in Washington, D.C. now oa a steady path, according to current — meaning the school would match money raised objectives. Winning, though, is not st the top of Tbe Wildcats will be one of 20 teams competing in the lt-and-under coaches, administration officials and athletes. for each program dollar-for-dollar Whitlow took her list AAU state tournament in Sandusky. Mich., the weekend of April M As athletic director Ray Summers describes it exception to that format and resigned, and Sum- "Athletics is part of tbe total program for stu- Playing for the Wildcats this year will be Susan Ferko and Stacey "There's an extreme optimism that pervades tbe mers could not keep the program afloat dents," she said. "If we want to relate to the Thompson of Cantoo, Maya Lewis, Wayne Memorial; Jenny Miller and entire program I think we're nuking great Which led to problems with BelTs program, too younger students, we have to be able to compete Wendy Jamula, Taylor Center. Shawn Bannon of Livonia and Dearborn strides. I'm really excited about it. I think our According to Summers, there was s "continuous in interacbolastic sports." Divine Child. Christy Cknavan, Divine Child; Stephanie Siefert New Bal- [athletic) program is headed in the right direc- debate" about the future of the women's team last But Sister Francilene refuses to pay the price timore Anchor Bay; Michelle Rone, Montrose; Amy Kimball. Jackson tion." summer. The question being bandied about said larger universities, whose coaching staffs and Lumen Christ!; Julie Angle. Flint Powers; and Sandy Williams. Oak Park. Summers, was: "Can we run s program with five supporters have violated rules to field winning : SO DO MADONNA'S three coaches. Including or six girls? teams, have doled out women's basketball coach Boh Belf. whoae pro- "You can't compete at (the NAIA) level with "Our athletes are students." she emphasised. THE WILDCATS IV and 16-and-under teams must survive double- gram suffered significant setbacks (it was nearly eight girls on the team Ifs nut inally the way to elimination regional tournaments to advance to the state level. canceled after the men's basketball team folded) run a program," the Madonna AD argued. dent-athletes They have to have a desire to get an Tbet IItt •a!nd u-uanddsrer tto urnament will be played this comta* wash sad at ; "I can't say there has been an actual change in education ." North vilk High School. The 10-team affair runs from It am to 10 p m anything.1' said Belf. who criticised Madonna's ad- THE DEBATE ended in August when Belf Saturday and continues Sunday from I am. to 1 p m. The number of athletes going through to gradu- ministration in January for its shortcomings "As received his money Of course, filling in his short- Teams from Oakland, LJviagstoo and Macomb counties, Detroit ation convinced Sister Francilene of the pro- Tar as (school president Sister Mary Fraadkne's) handed team st that late date was almost impos- Grand Rapids and Benton Harbor will compete Four teams will ad- gram's worth. The Immediate benufVcisries are, swareneas ol the problems, that's enough of a sible. He ended up with s nine-player roster, vance to the eight-team state tournament April 6-7-4 hi! first the baseball team; and second, the softball change right there. which - all things considered - wss commend- and volleyball programs The Wildcats lt-and-under roster includes Carrie Walton of able The team dkta't start its season, though, un- "There's an awareness of what athletics can do ton Hills Mercy, Sarah Raete and Emily Giuliani of Salem, Carolyn til Dec. », It finished with a 6-15 record and was for the school. I think shell make an effort to see last la the NAIA District SS. "WE PLAN to concentrate oa men's Shanks of Sooth Lyon, Julienne Stesiak of Livonia Franklin, Kim Hoppas that the changes have a positive effect She's mak- said the Madonna pi soiiknt "We've of Trenton, Jenny Shanks of Garden City, Mary Baraa of Canton and ing a vary good effort to get this going In the right Summers says new hs Is happy women's basket opportunity to be very good st man's Stephanie Locke of Lotheraa Westland direction." baU was retained "He did as fine a job aa could Oar foal Is to go to the (NAIA) playoffs In base- The ll and eodar regional tournament begins at I p.m. Frtdny at Can- Former Madonna coach Bob Whitlow might be expected," said Summers of Belf. "And having ball. 1 think they have a crack at It" too and Salem high schools Competition continues on Saturday from t qualify Belf s last statement by Inserting NOW at a team this year will help in recruiting - That's not the end of the ospnasioa plans. Base- a m. to • pm and Sunday from • a m In ( M pm The tap fonr end. Whitlow resigned after the lMMt men's Sister Francilene agreea "We see that program ball conch Mike George is hoping a facility can be aiso advance to state tournament April t7-l hi <fandaskj. developing." she said. "The wtns will buiH adjacent to the college; Sister Prancikne Aran players oa the Western Wayna ltand-undsr team are Yc tive "Our teams sre very young. As i voiced bsr hopes for "a baseball diamond In the ikm; Julie Nleaatri, Canto* Karon Pump, Northville; Patty particularly awsi nan tienagm is, iism tphoer tparnito rbituyt Wdeivnenlionpgin igs laiske a king on mn uiVt imr m• ye • a•r •s 9.9. FSraankkmli.n a;n Kda AOmyy A Wusatisnt.er Shaekidm, ,C aMnatroyn Bieniewtcs. Mercy. Derek WHITLOW, WHO is cwroatly an the cake. " turn to Pegu 2 *en
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