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Volume 16 Number 66
Monday, March 4, 1991 Canton, Michigan
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Rally for troops turns into parade
The
Canton
Connection PPllyamnso fuotrh c uenledberra wtiaoyn, i2nA The parade will be led by the VFW The rally is to support the troops helping organize the«eveni
and "to tell them that we support The parade will be led by the VFW
color guard. Families with relatives in what's happening over there. ' she color guard Families with relatives
By Diane Gale said. rn the Persian Gulf have been invit-
staff writer the Persian Gulf have been invited. ed. along with other veterans groups."
HER HUSBAND.- Larry local officials and state representa-
Meeting of When the cease-fire was an- Kneeshaw. and Eric Webster of Can- tives. Everyone is welcome to par-
nounced Wednesday, a Canton rally ton formed the group Sand Aid. ticipate Joyner said
minds for U.S. troops was quickly renamed They'll sing 'Desert Strength" dur-
A walking parade will begin at Ford Road will be closed 11:30 declared last week, she said, she ing the rally The song is a ballad "We expect between 1.000 to 2.G00
noon Saturday, March 9. starting at a.m. to 1 p.m. on that stretch. won't be content until all the troops written by Larry Kneeshaw to Scott people." said Dan Calabrese, admin-
The government roundtable Canton Center and Ford Road to are home. Marchers will be flanked by yel- istrative assistant to Supervisor Tom
scheduled for the Canton Sheldon and Ford Road to the Kmart CANTON RESIDENT Sylvia "You have to read between the low bows wrapped on -treer and Yack
Economit Club meeting Tuesday Kneeshaw, whose son. Scott. 21, is jlines. They're still in harm's way lampposts by members of Canton's
will include Canton Township parking lot An hour-long rally will^ serving in the 82nd Airborne, came she said Friday morning, beautificaUon committee, said Bill Originally it was planned as a
Supervisor Tom Yack, city of follow m the lot adjacent to Manu- up with the idea "There's no confirmation that the Joyner, executive director of the rally for troops fighting in the war
Plymouth Mayor Dennis Bila and facturers Bank., ^ Even though the cease-fire was 82nd will be coming back." Ctimmunitv Foundation, which is and has since become a victory ral-
Plymouth Township Supervisor ly." Caiabrese said.
Maurice Breen.
Mechanic left
The economic club meets the
first Tuesday monthly at Geneva
Presbyterian Church The
luncheon program begins at noon
There is no membership
job to serve
requirement. Each lunch is $10.
The economic club has
scheduled an 8 a.m. breakfast
meeting March 11 for a discussion
of an economic development plan
in Canton. The breakfast will be at By Diane Gale Bartusiask married Diana Lam-
Geneva Presbyterian Church. staff writer bert five days after he received his
Call the Canton Community notice and three days before he left
Foundation for reservations at Stanley Bartusiak got married for Saudi Arabia ,
454-5427.' three days before he was shipped to He was hired in September at Util
the Persian Gulf lty Support Services, a company that
The Romulus resident told co- reads meters for Detro;t Edison
workers at Canton's Utility Support Bartusiak met his wife live years
Services that they really "shouldn't - ago while both trained to become
Recycling worry about him. because being a Army mechanics at Ford Benning,
mechanic he didn t expect to be on Georgia
the front lines in danger's way.
support She had a difficult ume dealing
He said. Don't worry. I'll be with the news of her husband. Moran
OK " said Joseph Mortn. Utility said.
The recycling station at the Support Services vice president of 'He was quiet, efficient and pro-
township administration building - operations. , - fessional," Moran added.
has been so successful since it "He said his job was behind the He learned his job so quickly.
opened in August that a fifth bin lines repairing equipment ". Moran said, that Bartusiak started
has been added. Army Sgt. Stanley (Bart) Bartu- to train new employees shortly after
siak. 34. died when an Iraqi Scud he was hired.
* But, residents won't have to take missile attack Feb: 25 hit a barracks "It was rare that in such a short
their recyclable goods anywhere in on the back lines killing 28 U.S. sol- time on the job that he started train-
spring when a curbside recycling diers He was among 89 U.S. mili- ing people and that was right before
program begins, said Canton Clerk tary personnel listed as killed in he left (for Saudi Arabia)," Moran
Loren Bennett. ° BILL BRESLER/slafl photographer combat in Persian Gulf War before said "He was a good employee "
Barbara Murphy is happier now thai the war is Gulf. She said it has become worn with time, the officia 1 cea se- fire. Survivors include his parents, two
From August through January over. The Plymouth woman put up a yellow but will stay up until her son returns. Moran said Bartusiak was sisters, one >ther and two children
the administration hall recycling ribbon in August when her son was sent to the surprised when he was called to from a pre -ious marriage
center has collected the following: serve in the war because he was a A memorial sen-ice was scheduled -
Worried mom waits for son's call reservist on theinactive list. Sunday at Romulus City Hall.
• 76.620 pounds of clear glass;
• 9.430 pounds of green glass: Residents spell
• 4,#10 pounds of brown glass,
JThe cease-fire in the Gulf War
• 23,170 pounds of plastics;
is on,' but "I'm still waiting to be
• 43,170 pounds of corrugated
exuberant," Plymouth's Barbara
materials; : : : r
Murpny said Friday
• 26.820 pounds of tin; p e a ce
• 470,950 pounds of newspaper; That's because Murphy, a
and Plymouth-Salem High teacher,
• 14,590 pounds of office paper. was still waiting to hear from her
"i son Paul, a 29-year-old Marine By Julie Brown Davis' unit was activated in late
She last heard from him in a Jan.
• - .» 20 letter staff writer November He left for Saudi Arabia
in mid-December, following training
what's inside "I can't-allow myself to be that Sue Davis felt both relief and in Indiana
.copipletefy free of worry until I
skepticism when she heard the Per- Davis has written letters, although
finally hear from my "Son." she
sian Gulf war was winding down -they're three or four weeks old by
said. "I've just kind of been operating the time they arrive in the U S. He
Murphy believes Paul was with under numb." said Davis, whose hus- last called on Feb. 14
CBuaillednidnga rs.c .en .e .. .. 17FA . if ale uryn iotn a tshseig Kneudw taoit s bpoortd kear qi artil- Sbaaunddi, EAdr.a bisia in " Ithe d oAnr'mt y th Rinekse ervxcesite i-n wa"sH OeK s.o usanidded S OueK D aanvdis, h deir seacitdor h oef
Classifieds. . C.E.F Murphy was surprised the war ment was something I was feeling " community services for Growth
Auto . C.F ended so quickly, she said. She still doesn't trust Saddam Works Inc in Plymouth ' .
Employment . E.F Hussein
"I think - from lhe way the .SHE'S NOT SURE just when her
Index.... . . 8E ground war was going it (the Ed Davis. 47, is a special agent husband will come home He and
Real estate E cease-fire) was partly anticipat- with a criminal investigative unit others in his unit could be involved in
Creative living . 1E ed. "It's my understanding that what work with prisoners of war
their job is is to investigate allega-
Crime watch . . 3A BILL BRESLER'ttaff photographer "That meant that my son was tions of war crimes '' said Sue Davis "A lot of that is just being under-
Crossword . . 3E in a lot less danger, but I won't taken My assumption is he'll be
EOSpnbotietrurtstaa r.iin.esm. . ent ,.. ...5 041 AC tBhea rwbaarra b Mroukrep hoyut w inas t hceo mGfuolfr. ted by Fred Van Hees the night pfeheoln tehsa rtne c "o mfortable until he hTaTvheha ett' hsDr weaevhias*t et esth,eeni arCg amenitso csnhioinl dr erisse.in"d e nEtds . there untit his jPobte iass deo tnuern " to Page 2
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Plymouth
By Diane Gale
Canton staff writer
Suburban Stare at Michael Phillips" painting
people
of Jane Seymour and it will take you
Cable Weekly
back somewhere in time
The unfinished painting siu on a
dresser in a room in his Canton PAINTING IS a part-time affair
house Phillip, said he will add the for Phillips who is a fifth-grade
lastsstrokes of paint in time for the teacher for the Wayne-West land
portrait to' be donated this fall to school district where he has worked
Mackinac Islands Grand Hotel for 23 years
where Seymour and Christopher Phillips thought about donating a
Reeve filmed the romantic tale. painting of Seymour after staying at
"Somewhere in Time." the hotel and realizing there was lit-
It will be unveiled the weekend of tle there that commemorated the
NOW in «vry Monday issue' Oct 25-27 during a hotel program movie E R 'turn photograph*
devoted to the movie Micbael Phillips of Canton it painting a portrait nac Island, Mere paints picture of his
Please turn to Page 2 of Jane Seymour for the Grand Hotel in Macki- daughter.
2A(C) OAE Monday. March 4. 1991
Monday. March 4. 1991 OAE (Ct3A
Residents greet peace with relief, skepticism
Continued from Page 1
they can. " to's in Plymouth. Like VoUmer. she doesn't have a She worried about the safety of for our side, at least," said Mos-
Ed Davis recently retired follow- Family friends have been suppor- "It was wonderful," said Geri child In the military, although one U S. troops. "And also just the fact chouris, a Plymouth resident. "If
ing a career of more than 20 years tive. Davis' unit is based in Jackson, Vollmer of Plymouth, a member of son. a dentist, had served in the U.S. that people are suffering some- they're going to have a war, they did
, with the Michigan State Police. He's and Sue Davis and other spouses of the dub, which includes residents of Navy. • where," Gniewek said. it the right way."
been doing consulting and private in- reservists began to meet once a western Wayne County communities. "He ;.has friends who are there She and other students at Centen- He favored continued use of sanc-
vestigative work since his retire- month. "I think it's just great, just wonder- now," Hughes said nial Educational Park were busy tions.
ment. > She also went to meetings of local ful." Skepticism was also a reaction Thursday afternoon rehearsing for "We provided the weapons that he
"I don't have any anxiety about his support groups, but found those were among some younger people in the their spring musical, "Fiddleronthe fought us with," Moschouris said. "It
safety anymore." she said. "He may geared more to the needs of military LIVONIA RESIDENT Jo Hughes community. Karyn Gniewek, 16, of Roof" doesn't make any sense."
not come home right away, but it's parents rather than spouses. was relieved but also concerned. Canton had hoped for peace but "I was glad it was over," said cast Cast member Jeremy Rosenberg,
like he's away on a business trip. The news of victory also was "I hope it's over," said Hughes, wasn't sure it was a reality. member Leo Moschouris, 16. a jun- 16, of Plymouth was pleased to hear
He's OK, bets safe, nothing will hap- greeted with relief by those who vice president and program chair- "1 thought it was too good to be ior at Plymouth Canton High School. of the cease-fire.
pen to him."' don't have loved ones in the Middle woman for the club.. "I'll be more true," said Gniewek, a junior at "I personally think Bush rushed it to "I was glad we accomplished what
Their father's absence has been East. Prayers of thanks were offered pleased when the peace is assured. I Plymouth Canton High School. "It's begin with. I think this whole thing we were going in there to do," said
difficult for the Davis children. at a Thursday meeting of the Livonia want to be sure this is settled before almost like I'm waiting for some- could have been avoided." Rosenberg, a junior at PlymouCh Sa-
"I think they've coped as well as Republican Women's Club at Ernes- we leave." thing to go wrong." — The war was "relatively painless lem High School
Plymouth plans party Man hurt in crash with school bus
The cease fire in the Middle East or month and a half," Smith said. A Canton Township man was in- schools, a district official said. year-old Livonia man driving the The school bus was turning left
is just days old, but plans are under "We're trying to involve Congress- jured Thursday morning when the Donald Portman. 22. of Canton second car weren't injured, police from westbound Five Mile into the Paul and
way in Plymouth for a celebration. man Purcell, our governor, and car he was riding in collided with a was reported in serious condition said, yard when it was struck on the right Dusty
"I'm presently trying to initiate we'd like to involve our vice presi- Livonia Public Schools bus on Five Friday at St. Mary Hospital in Livo- INVESTIGATION OF the acci- side by Jovan's 1983 Chevrolet, po- Kornbacher
a U.S. Victory Party," said Creon dent." Mile west of Farmington Road. nia, suffering from a collapsed lung dent was continuing Friday morning, lice said. The Chevy, which had been were part of
Smith, Mayflower Hotel co-owner. Plymouth Mayor Dennis Bila The rear of the bus struck a sec- and other injuries. said Sgt. Thomas Green of the Livo- eastbound on Five Mile, slid under- a Canton
Smith said nothing has been said, "I think we should do all we ond car after the initial impact on Daniel Jovan, 20. of Livonia was nia police traffic bureau. neath the bus. support
scheduled yet. "We're in the idea can to honor our residents who the snow-covered road, police said. treated and released from St. Mary The preliminary investigation re- The impact forced the rear of the group that
shthteea's gc ebo ermiegnmht utan nliktoyiwn.g, ""T t ohhee pr eeso'aspi dlbe,e eaandro daui nlnogdt ser"vI ehda,v tehney't dhiadb a a gnr eoaptp joorbt.u nity to awfhtNiecroh ds wrtouapdspe rninetsgtu wr npeiurnepgi la stboo otahfrfed b atuhtse Bybauur-sd, pfwoohrli imcchei nosoacricd u". rinrejudr isehso arftltyer athfete rac 9ci da.emnt.,, mvbyee awnlete"da bttlhy^ee ro c ncreoans ohdfi w ttihoaesns "d marniavdie nprlsoy,o crGa jruuesdeegnd- bwbuuassi tiyinantrgod a etan tth rneaon rsctthoeb,po p suoingldince m1 s9aa8ri6kd.i n Fgo trhde ssowled atshirts
of support." think about what we might do as a chanan Elementary and other The driver of the bus and the 57- said. in support of
Tentative plans call for the party community," Bila said, adding the U.S. troops
THE TWO cars were damaged
to be held at the Mayflower Meet- city commission would likely dis- in the Gulf
ing House "within the next month cuss this soon. Group home sparks opposition heavily, police said. war.
The bus was damaged but "drive-
able," said Steven Woodworth, trans- • SAM SMITH stall photographer BILL BRESLER/siaf photographer
portation director for the district.
Movie inspires artist By Diane Gals The key concern, Judy Gahide live with these people, educate us. Cost estimate of the damage was Jessica Vachon holds a photo of dad Stephen Vachon, taken the day he was called to duty in the Middle East..
staff writer said, is a fear that property values Why my home." She said she recent1 incomplete Friday, Woodworth said.
will fall. ly decided to stay within Canton Support for troops rallied often
Continued from Page 1 "It probably is one of the most tru- A group home for severely men- DEBORAH SCHMIDT, executive when she moved. Canton
ly romantic movies." tally disabled patients has residents director of New Life Services Inc., Schmidt met with the residents af-
"I felt a lot of people who visit the Some fans liked the- movie so in a newly built subdivision near which will operate the home that is. ter the meeting Tuesday night to an- ©bsrruer -
Grand Hotel would be very happy to much that they formed a club, IN- Beck and Warren roads worried. not yet open, said she was unsure swer questions. Gahide said later she
see something that was reminiscent SITE (International Network of Five residents who live in the area who would be living in the horae. still had apprehensions.
of the movie. A lot of people get the Somewhere in Time Enthusiasts). with house values ranging between Likely the residents will be wheel- "It takes my husband and I work- (USPS 663-670)
tihdee am toov ivei.s it Mackinac Island from wDheesnp iitte lwukasew raerlmeas teod p inoor 19 r8e0v,ie twhes $to1w40n,s0h0i0p abnodard $ 1T8u5e,s0d0a0y faosrk-hedelp .th Seu - chhoamire baonudn wd,o umldov bieng s efvroemrel ya mnuernstianlg- Ginagh fiudlel s taiimd.e "tWo hlyive a rien wtheis h hooumsien.g" dPauyb bliysh Oedbisrevrovreyr M&o Encdcaeyn tarincd® T Nheuwrss-- beIrna tteh eKu swixai tw, eferkiesn dits, t foaomki ltyo a lnid- THE GULF yPelyllmowo ujith b^n> around downtown tieLd anrerayr bKyn eeshaw of Canton
un"vFeielwin ga r—tis ttsha gte wt iall cbhea nnciece ,f"o rsa aind club exists more than 10 years later. ptleer tvhiesyor c Tanom do Y, baeckca usaseid g trhoeurpe h iosm liets- lwyo dni'st abbel eodn, tshhee sstariede.t ,H sohme esa rieds. idents people in this area?" pMal p4e6r1s5, 03.62 5S1ec Socnhdo-ocllcarsasft. p Losivtoangeia . saundp pwoaritteerds. of U.S. troops watched WAR CITY WQRKERS displayed the swerrovtien ga isnon tghe to Uh.oSn.o rA hiris Fsoonrc Seco itnt ,
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Pawlus Funeral H o m es '91 chairman. booths in the association club house "There's a lack of communica- The Canton Observer reserves the
right not to accept an advertiser's Luck of the Irish smiles on
"Earth Day 1991 can serve as the on Earth Day. Call Keven Ullom at tion," Gahide said. order. Observer & Eccentric" ad-
vehicle to convey our demands for a 437-1725 by April 1, for more infor- Schmidt said a neighbor of a group takers have no authority to bind this
safe, just and sustainable global en- mation. home she operates in West Bloom- newspaper and only publication of
field was steadfast against the facili- an advertisement shall constitute fi-
ty before it opened. She learned to be nal acceptance of the advertiser s woman named Maid of Erin
order.
a supporter, Schmidt added.
White few people including breast cancer
^ | M T| hove ever been hit over For a free booklet on By Kevin Brown trick's Day. Among festivities she'll attend in
. 453-3008 the head with a frying how to help reduce your staff writer Fallon. 21, a slim, blue-eyed Uni- coming days, along with her court,
209 Main St. 45100 W. Warren Rd.. Canton pan, many have been hit risk through low-fat eat versity of Michigan senior majoring are the painting of the shamrock
Belleville Between Sheldon Rd. ft Canton Center Rd. In the heart The prostate ing. call 1 800-EAT-LEAN Plymouth Township's Eileen Fal- in political science, was chosen from downtown, the traditional mass and
313-697-9400 453-3008 gland. And the colon. After all. the purpose lon says she feels "fantastic" about among 13 contestants for the honor the parade scheduled for March 10
Because fried foods, of food is to sustain life, being chosen Maid of Erin, on the during festivities Feb. 23 at the downtown
as part of a h»gb-fat dtet, not take it away. eve of festivities surrounding St. Pa- Gaelic League hall in Detroit. "It's a great honor." said. Fallon,
may increase the risk cm who works part-time in store securi-
heart disease as well as ty and plans a career with the FBI.
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she's worked real hard for it," said
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Friday, March 22 i»l R.ngs^je (Rows 1-9) Eileen's interest in her Irish heri-
March 9,1991 7 30 P M Friday March 29. T991 Rasarvad (Rows 10-10) tage got a boost in 1980. when she
Evening (Good Fnday) Rmgwds End* (Rows i 9(
10 a.m.-2 p.m. EVEHYYEAR^ began studying Irish step-dancing. "I
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Talks on for sale of shopping center
Pupils to defend Some local districts stuck with hefty c o m p u t er bill
By Darrell Clem "they haven't pounded out a deal sessment doesn't Include the mer- "WE'RE A little concerned with Iraq at mock U.N.
staff writer yet" chandise value and the major stores the media attention. We hope there's By Wayn* P«aJ good public relations, but bad policy. schools were "very disappointed" we're still hopeful it will be re- 35 computers through the program, "WE.DIDNT have a lot of confi-
Homart officials have talked with of Hudson's, Kohl's and J.C. Penny, no problems with it ft* terms of the staff writer The state won't buy any more according to business manager Ken stored. but you still feel lucky any associate superintendent Raymond dence in it from the start," he said
Negotiations for the possible sale Tfie city administration about the so the actual resale value would be negotiations," he said. computers, or make additional pay- Johnson. time you get something wholesale Hoedel said, and now owes and esti- "Plus, it didn't seem to to be some-
of Westland Center could result in a preliminary plans for the .project, much higher, said City Assessor Wil- Homart saw the purchase of West- The quick demise of Michigan's ments on computers already sent to like this," said Jnyi Edwards, execu- mated $62,000 after receiving $8,SKK> thing geared for a large district like
major expansion, including a second Veldhuis said, but it was not immedi- liam Schmidt. land Center "as a possible opportuni- By Mart* Ch««tn«y warm support from some countries "Classrooms of Tomorrow" program Michigan schools. "WE KNEW all along there were tive director of general education from the state. ours "
floor of shops and a Sears store, lo- ately known when the possible sale Homart officials declined to re- ty," Veldhuis said. "They've done a staff writer such as Yemen. Iran. Sudan, Jor- means some area public school dis- "Unconscionable." is the way no guarantees," Johnson said "For a for the Wayne-Westland Schools '.'It's orfe of those things that got The state sold $20 roiffibr in bonds
cal officials confirmed Friday. might be completed and the changes lease more details of the expansion number of these deals throughout dan and Tunisia. . tricts will have to pipkup a hefty tab South Redford Superintendent Jan district like ours, this was a good Wayne Westland owes about cut." Hoedel said "But school dis- to buy computers and has already
That is part of the plan," said implemented. that reportedly would also-include a the country, and they are looking at Six Livonia Stevenson High stu- Beyond that, they'll face a hos- for computers. Jacobs described the program's way to get computers $53,500 on the 34 computers it or- tricts are worried about-much big- made the first $2 million bond pay-
Scott Veldhuis. the city's economic Chicago-based Homart is the de- parking deck. Westland Center as a possible oppor- dents will have one tough job ahead tile assembly. But while some districts are an- demise. dered. - after receiving roughly ger cuts than this " " ment"
director. velopment arm of the Coldwell tunity to get involved here." of them when they face fellow stu- Their job might be made some- gry. others said they knew all along it's these types of things that Redford Union, which has strug- $13,500 from the state Clarenceville officials said they
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The nearest Sears store is at Livo- ed. • •an said the two were in meetings all from a reporter Friday. egates to the assembly. the things in the American press " has killed the program, calling it Neighboring Redford Union "Not only did we get state aid. but pened. it's money we wouldn't ordi- computers through the program, as mick rather than a sincere pro-
nbieal tM. all, on Seven Mile and Middle- WESTLAND CENTER has an as- dabayle F froird caoym amnden wt. ould not be avail- top" iotf s omuynd she wado.n"d esrhfeul s ajuids,t o"fbfu tth e1 earInt'se da ttharsoku gthhe Sstuepveernisoorn spteurdfoenr-ts to Pdiosicnrte bdyit p colianitm, sth em astdued ebnyts m heompe- Board will interview SC wprei cdeid." get the computers at a good rneacreiliyv ehda v$e2,25 h3a tdh"oug Gh atrhdee nprog Craitmy weLlli vaso nsioa fStwchaoroel san ddi dpnri'tn tpearrst"i cipate gram y.
Westland Planning Director sessment of about $15.5 million, Veldhuis said city officials were think you have to look at different mances in past years before the bers of the U.N. coalition which Many districts agreed with that in the program, district curriculum The Associated Prefs contribut-
George Wilhelmi confirmed the ne- meaning its resale value would be "concerned" about publicity about things, like traffic patterns and student assembly, said Jonathan fought the war assessment. Plymouth Canton Schools ordered director Bill McFarland said. ed to this story.
gotiations, though he added that about $31 million. However, that as- the possible sale. parking." aSwwaifrte, nheesasd e odfu cthaetio dni sptrroicgta'sm .g lobal the"mW teo'll spwuta yth,"em R aobn tshaeid .sp "oWt, eg'lelt trustee candidates April 8
Rocket talent show readies for launch » make their claims questionable.
AND IT'S ALSO a task that the We'll say things were blown out of
six students eagerly sought out, not porportion. They must prove their Candidates for the Schoolcraft interviewed in person for the board
because they back Iraq but because claims beyond a reasonable doubt' College board vacancy won't be in- vacancy, with each candidate given This-ad wiH reach 728.812 suburban households.
John Glenn High School students in the shows to start at 7 p.m. each Jessica Berner, singer Neakie Dixon, Guskovict, dancers Carrie Vance of the supreme challenge it will The students won't know what terviewed March 11, after all. an estimated 15 minutes to respond
and other performers will display day at the Glenn auditorium, on comedian Kim Lorenz, singer and Shannon Kuehnel. and magician present. evidence students from other coun- Other board members moved the to board questions.
their skills in the annual Rocket Ex- Marquette, west of Wayne Road. Melanie Thom, dancer Monica Ev- Chris Gord. "We wanted a challenge and this tries will present to support their interviews back to 7 p.m. Monday. Interviews are open to the public. In the Free Press, it would reach only 368,877.
travangza talent show Thursday and Tickets are $3 for adults. $1 for ans, musician Rainer Borremeo, was the biggest one we could get," points. April 8 — the filing date for the June Candidates to be interviewed in*
Friday: students with senior citizens admit- dancet-Simmi Prasad, singers Kie- .The school is in the Wayne-West- said Tony Caram, who will head "It will be a tough assignment to 10 board election elude Ronaele Bowman, Livonia.
There will be singers, dancers, ted free. sha and Kwaun Dukes, the singing- land district, which serves southeast the Iraqi delegation as ambassa- convince them otherwise,'" DeSanto The person appointed to the seat Willis Brauer. Livonia: Paulette Ce-
musicians, Comedians and jugglers The performers will be dancer guitarist duo of Brad Pfeil and Bob Canton. dor. Other delegates on the Iraqi said. "They'll be saying Iraq tossed would serve until the election, bulskt, Plymouth, Yvonne' Constas.
team are Marco DeSanto, Eric An- the Geneva Conventions to the though trustees hinted they might Livonia. Robert Gordon. Plymouth.
derson. Jason Wade, Mobeen Rab wind. To fake a surrender and then give preference to someone who Stephen Ragan. Plymouth. Su-
and Kerry Crowley. not surrender is terrible. They'll be would run in June bramaman Ramamurthy, Canton. 6 - .' "T — • "
Stevenson also is sending dele- able to document this." "By then we'll know who's se- Andrea Taylor. Livonia; Jeffrey- The-
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Mr. Barrett is survived by his in Livonia. He was retired as a tool was in Oakland Hills Memorial Gar- as a secretary for Western,Electric two biggest debates they will face. a fast-changing situation made Wednesdays for three .weeks begin- is at 18600 Haggerty. between Six
wife, Mary Nicks Barrett of maker at Burroughs after 35 years dens. in Plymouth, retiring in 1985. And their mission will be doubly their research especially difficult.— ning March 13. Fee is $28. and Seven Mile roads. Livonia
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Peace disappoints protesters Accusations called misleading preEpdairtoedr' so nNeote: we Tekhe i ncal eanddvaarnc ies mHiegeht sS acth o3o lp. .Fmo.r a mt Polryem inofuothrm Saatiloemn, wPloyrmksohuotph wDiilsltr ibcet pLriebsreanrtyed o nat f tibvee anCd OonMe PIBUMTE aRreS :a Fvoauilrab Alep pfoler p luiebli cs Cp-amn tCona lCl eEndte art A45ls5o-90 T4h2 ursday. 6:30 Education
and will include events running call Kristin Blackwell. 561-4110. Saturdays. 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. start- use. Dunning-Hough Library, 223 S.
through the next seven days. To ing March 16. 453-0750; - " Main. Plymouth Call 453-0750. SCHOLARSHIP Delta Kappa
include your event in the calen- MEETING: The Toastmaaters VOLUNTEERS: Teen and adult Gamma is offering a scholarship for
MAYBE IT'S JUST my percep- Whatever the case, I'm relieved By William D. McAninch proved in 14 Michigan counties. dar, contact Nancy Pennington, Club meets Tuesdays-at 6:30 p.m. at JUNIOR BASEBALL: Plymouth volunteers are needed at the Arbor a graduating senior from Plymouth
tion, but it seems like the only people that it's close to being over, and special writer Over $18 million in federal, state 459-2700. Our fax number is 459- Denny's Restaurant on Ann Arbor Canton Junior Baseball Association FOOD DISTRIBUTION: Health Building. Plymouth and* Canton Community Schools who
wPebrasiaarne Ga'ut lgfl aisd tobvaetr t baere. w tahre in o ntehse •4". mwiothst tohfe tyheello pwe orpiblebo In'sv ean tda ltkheed f ltaog My first reaction to Dr. Stephen- guest athned tlootcaal,l $f1u,n6d5s7, 6w0e0re w aapsp frroovmed l.o cOafl 4224. R12o4a1d ,o re a4s5t5 -o1f91 H0.a ggerty. Call 451- wdaiyll ahnodld o ints M ananrcuhal . 1r6e.g i9st raa.mtio.n to to 3- Fbloec Cusa:n HtoOn PsEe npiroorv ciditeizse nfoso adt tthoe e Cliagni-- CMaclAl 5u7le2y-4 H15e9a.l th Building, Canton pedlauncsa ttioo.n p Cuorsnutae cat, c othllee gguei ddaengcreee o fifn-
who have been calling for an end to pins on their lapels feel the same son's letter was to ignore it be- funds. For example. $349,000 was p.m. at the Canton High School cafe- ton Recreation Center. Call 397- ice at Canton or Salem High School.
it aYllo aul'do nthgi. nk they'd be happy, or at i Jack way. cdairuescet iatt twacask oson fDawllaigchiot uEsc.k Bleurt aUnide column appoprtr otov eadc qfourir teh ev aOcaaknlta pnrdo-pTerortyy a fior-r MONDAY WEDNESDAY 7te-1ri8a .m Baoyy sre aggiesste r7- 1A5d uanltd vgoirlulsn taegeerss 1000, Ext. 278. Senior citizens
least relieved, that the shooting has Gladden SO I DO NT know what the prob- the Plymouth Concerned Citizens developing a runway safety are*. a45re9 -n6e0e8d5e.'d . Call Chris Mroczka at FREE CLASSES: IBM Training
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of the fighting are the people with • The "Butcher of Baghdad" tween the cast of "thirtysomething" Joint Operating Agreement pro- .. dents in and out of the PCC. they^pay off the bonds for the water sup; 455-6620. Plymouth. coholic and Dysfunctional Families Op. Geneva Presbyterian Church. 3-
the yellow ribbons, the American turned out to be a not inappropriate and that crew on "Hee-Haw" who ponents have made every effort to would have found that the JOA ply for Burroughs and the down- meets Sundays, 7-9 p.rp., Growth TAX HELP: Senior citizens can and4-year-olds. call 459-9540
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40.000 American combat deaths pro- Saddam had continued to occupy mad about. who are trying to contribute to bet- petitioners for performing a civic a thorough review of what the fi- ton Parks and Recreation at 397- Plymouth Fire Department, Chief County or 455-8880 in Wayne County. Recreation Center offers painting, 43065 Joy, 459-3505
duced fewer than a hundred. That's Kuwait he would have controlled After all, you can't be a good pro- ter local government decisions as ^service. nancial liability, environmental 5110. FRIDAY Larry Groth. 453-3840. ceramics and woodcarvmg. crafts, • Plymouth Montesson School.
not to say that figure is "accept- two-thirds of the world's known oil tester without something big to pro- "nuts" and "rebel rousers" (sic), and tax implications are to its tax- genealogy and machine quilting First United Methodist Church, 459-
able." No deaths are "acceptable." reserves. test against. And that's enough to serves no useful purpose. Saying The most frequent question from payers. City residents will be sad- YMCA: Registration begins today WALKING: Group walks are at 10 classes Call 397-5446. 1550.
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Celebrate spring, Easter in March State's 'right to die'
If you spot the moon, try for Mer- purpose of calendar reform. bills are explained
By Raymond E. Buttock cury; it is due west and higher in al- Based on the advice of his Chris-
special writer titude than the moon. tian council, he decreed that -Easter
March always brings us the offi- fc skywatch 16Itfh ,M treyrc augrayin s toilnl tehleud eevse nyoinug o onf tthhee wdaoyu fldo lbloew oinbgse trhvee dfi rosnt ftuhell mfirosotn S tuhna-t By Tim Richard bcayl a p r"obfleusesi roinbablosn b peafonreel" b eoifn gm eadiid--
cial start of spring, and this year it 17th. Now the moon will be about six occurs after the vernal equinox (the staff writer ed in ending his or her own life A
also brings Easter. Raymond E. degrees above Mercury, and on the start of spring). The reason for person who refuses treatment or
thiTs hme oanmtho uinntc roefa ssuesnl bigyh to nwee h roeucre,i v2e6 li Bullock t1h8eth n tohreth m (oriognh tw)i lolf b Vee fnouusr. dFergormee sth teo cthheo onseiwng m thoeon f,u wlla sm sooo np,e oraptleh emra tkhianng bilHlse irne 'Ms aic hgiugiadne: to "right to die" wwohuolsden d'ti sqeuaasleify. i sAn't pe rasdonva wncitehd a
minutes. 17th through the rest of the month. a pilgrimage to the Holy Land could a "Patient advocate" or dura- financial problem would be given
Of the five naked-eye planets, only On the next morning the moon has Mercury is best placed for observ- travel at night by the light of the ble power of attorney — This is financial counseling.
Saturn is visible before sunrise, low moved to the east of that star, and is ing. moon. law and takes effect at the end of
in the southeast before dawn. ltohcata tmeda rakbo tvhee a h caunrdvlein gof r othwe o tfe asptaorts. On Wednesday evening. March 20, dMeabracthe .a *f ter 15 years of legislative WHAT'S MENTAL competence1
anlriinaneree tdJTtai houarpaenlplluyl aiwo rtno ufeeeevs rvsCt..et,e rMa Vn ahinsifeeacntnar egehsudrri.s,g otsV hiihunbsee ni j ntntes hhcuce eestrtth.as bfae.barn. iidJsn gMuo thMup tacti eroht"sernws,rcst eutta sehirrsytle", - Ttp1sh1hlhea eoTi ns mwbHe rotetE ihdowge nVuhi tst phOo l"n atYtshhn tteAeaahtt erGb" eS tE mhataRoeutou trti rhnsfne uoisnll pegaT rarahi sncoi tssgfe y(s cMl. s iertsfaaet rmf)ttch h'oes f otPttbhhefil erente h liomcoeaocoodun koPelssnsalt eer ilwssilia.lk iaadeltl ei b asooe ncta i(c unoPuytfLli t fT"E u(daElcui opsr vatpuaees rrd.r) e" c Tetl huthshe)es.r t soec Ttrulauhg riseehn- oehcmsrnepa o pSrcvMoitaeIninNn aogt ortCh ocfbsEha e ctl o oTol 2sincsH0 tsco hEiMuonderr easa 2rrt rauSa1c flt.uhrehtt nt.ee h2dor eI2fa fiy nset ,Bthpea hetuvrrehiltinei t sefnag nitsb ra totolshrw etcEtec a fe ufwosuxorftel-s-l l - dcbiR•s aeeU elpcsp nidor gedDmenpecaearaivsstr. iieii,dos nti,n gna sHacn m aoiopnpoltelh adrtiehcssertoelietn arfteo.ot vo erDfe dmm n- sTtLsao.h kauhe enneSsdp imo o nsmrngte a sidstnohie-dre •saKm onPenedBev d krweoisnscrhotoak enklwin, ans s,ntcoi htwm"whoWnehaootel 'a .sf" noh cd reloe mpai hsrl,peanel cewpetdeihn nIeg fctrhee aa.J" tha epns eaie nriit-sd
three, other giant gas planets (Jupi- On the evening of the 20th, the lowing Sunday is Easter. If the full a "Living will" — A person Adkins of Oregon end her life last
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minutes before sunrise. Antares is the east of Saturn on the following ing Sunday is Easter unless that date been re-introduced by Rep Perry her memory She could tell a joke
the "heart" of Scorpius the scorpion. morning. Face west, one half-hour THE MOON passes through each is later than April 25, which is the Bullard, D-Ann Arbor, who calls it and laugh at the punch line I knew
Last Quarter Moon is at 5:32 a.m. after sunset on March 11, and try to member of the zodiac each month, latest date Easter is permitted to a complement to the patient advo- she would be mentally incompetent
on March 8. The moon is beginning spot Mercury. but only when the alignment be- fall. If that Sunday does fill after cate law. in four to six months." said Kevor-
the last-quarter of its orbit around' Bright Venus will be no problem, tween the earth and the moon is cor- the 25th. then the previous Sunday, In the Senate it will be resisted- kian, who was acquainted with her
the earth. It has passed Antares and but Mercury will be a challenge; it rect can an occupation occur. Each the one with the full moon, must be by Sen. Fred Dillingham, R- two days. "She was failing rapid-
is now 10 degrees to the southeast will be ofily a few degrees above the time the orbit of the moon takes it used. Fowlerville. "Give the durable ly" .
through Taurus after this night, it
(left) of that star. Watch the moon horizon. You will need an unob- will pass above or below the So all things considered. Easter power law a chance to work, and Kevorkian's proposal got no ap-
pass through the faint constellation structed view of the west and binoc- Pleiades. can come as early as March 22, then -see where we are in three or parent sympathy from the Senate
oMf aSracghi t8t atrhiruosugh t hMear cahrc 1h1e.r from uppralaotirvese ntsot ;t oa ss pb oeeta tc oMhoe nirlicgluuhrstyiv. ge oI fefso rM b yyeor cMuu.e rbyre- moTohne ibsr iAglhdte bstaarran to (a tlh eD EleBft a o fra tnh)e, "wwihlli cahg iati nla sint d2i2d8 5in. othre a sy elaarte 1 a8s18 A panridl fpworioullrf ebyseescaiaorunss. "we oihtue lrd esda ulidickee Tsh tethhee imr elcidhviaicnnagcl - choamm'ms ibtitlel.e considering Dilling^
In Greek mythology, Sagittarius cury will be higher in the sky and the orange-red 'eye' of Taurus^ Six- .25. which it did in 1943 and will es of liability. Dillingham said Strangely. Kevorkian's oppo-
whlyaa ltsfh maat a ctnheen at nGadurre h,ea kalfs , ch ororer asatenu.yr oeItn ewis he uolns elwi kfaoesr- wthiel ln beext m wuecehk. easier to see starting taiseb etonhue dt retehgder e pselasamn eeatb .co oMvleoarr sAa. nldde bbrairgahnt.ne asts , a3g1-a.T wihnhi siin cy h2e0a ir3s 8E jausstte ron Seu nddaayy a ifst eMra trhceh ed Mmaondye lla wlivminagke rwsi lhla vfeor mcisr,cu lbautt- nn—ea nttihtvsoe su tegoeh o hnuiosttl apawnroi anpgcocs aeaslpst iaasrbte laedn os nuaeilct. eidr-e
tohf aat mceantttaeur,r einve trh i"ss apwar"t tohfe t hoeu tslkinye! M•aNrcehw 1M6.oo Tnhe is m oaotn 3 i:s10 lo caa.mte.d bone- Easter is on March 31 this year, full moon. Now. wasn't that simple? theair -lAegssailsitteyd is ssutiilcli idne "do —ubt .S enate Ed Rivet of Right to Life said
This star pattern was named to hon- tween the earth and the sun afid is but next year it falls in April. Deter- Bill 32 would make aiding a suicide Kevorkian's idea contains an in-
or Sagittarius. not visible: Look for the thin waxing mining the date of this very erratic An excellent aid for learning a felony punishable by four years herent logical flaw If we grant the
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disease who is still mentally com- seek passage of his living will mea-
petent would qualify for counseling. sure
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Ethel Simmons editor /591 2300
Monday, March 4. 1991 O&E
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(Left) Senior
taste buds Kindergarten
children learn
' how to make
chef Larry -their own af-
t e r - s c h o ol
Janes snacks, at a
special session
at Brookside
Custard School Cran-
brook' in
B I o o m f i e I d
is always Hills. (Below,
left) Naina Gu-
lati bites into
soothing burrito with
honey and ba-
nana.
I love comfort foods. Foods
that remind me of Sycamore
Street. Sunday chicken dinners
and Momma's custard-
Beloved by children of all ages,
custard is a mixture of milk,
sugar, salt and a smidgen of
flavoring. It can be either gently
cooked on a stovet9p or slowly
baked until firm, which is how
Momma did it. in heavy ramekins
that resembled silvery Frisbees
with handles.
Stirred custard, also known as
creme anglatse, is the slow-
cooked stovetop version that
doubles as a sauce, pastry filling
and base for many chilled and
frozen desserts. Baked custard is
a more simple product, especially
when garnished with fresh fruit
or whipped cream or bathed in a
caramelized sugar syrup as in the
famous French dessert creme
caramel and its Latin
counterpart, flan.
Made properly, custard is
creamy and tender As it so often
happens in the Janes Gang
kitchen, it turns into a curdled,
weepy mess. Last week was the STEPHEN CANTFftLLiStaH photographer
last straw After a third attempt
K i ds in t he K i t c h en
using Momma's trusted recipe (of
which she ,>ays she never varies),
I found myself hiking to the
compost heap with something
that was a cross between soured
milk and cold, yellow gravy.
Now IJiave to dial 1-313 to get
Momma's kitchen hot line, but the
By Jennifer L. Hill canned- fruit to raisins and shredded coconut, the light, airy cream cheese ricotta cake to
long-distance charges are
special writer was offered to my assistants for their snack their liking without any of the toppings Imag-
definitely worth it, especially
burritos. ine what they would think of this cheesecake if
when all my other reference A FTER-SCHOOL SNACKS and children go EVEN MARSHMALLOWS found their way it were adorned with chopped maraschino
books give me recipes but can't hand in hand like peanut butter and into a burrito or two at the suggestion of one cherries and shaved chocolate or any of the
tell me what I'm doing wrong. / % jelly. Cooking with kids is just as nat- student. This snack js so versatile it lends itself other toppings
ural a pairing. What better way to get to many creative combinations. There even The cheesecake is so simple to make and
DONT YOU JUST love moms
children involved in the kitchen than to have was talk of topping a burrito with Cbeerios only requires your assistance when whipping
who start out the conversation
them prepare their own snacks. from the snack mix. After picking and choos- the cream, beating the cheese and melting the
with, "Don't worry. I'll make you
The kitchen is a perfect place for learning ing -then- burrito fillings, the most popular " butter The kids can crumble their own cookies
some right now and have your
and trying different foods. What can kids do in being banana and honey, each youngster rolled for the crust What could be as much fun as
father drive it up for dinner
the kitchen? Recipes that entail simple steps his or her tortilla In a burrito fashion. crushing cookies in a plastic bag with a rolling
tonight." "
such as measuring, stirring, rolling or knead- Naina Gulati was the first to try her burrito. pin or simply pounding the cookies with a fist.
"Sorry, Ma, you're missing the
ing are perfect for little ones. Even the tiniest With a little hesitation she tasted the flour tor- The rest of the recipe is just as easy
point here," I interrupted. "Why
hands can tear greens, pour milk or sift flour. tilla alone Then, without any hesitation, she WHEN MAKING the recipes Peanut Butter
can you make it so good and I
Two to 4 year olds can perform the simplest of bit into her little bundle, which contained hon- Burrito, Easy Cheesecake. Cereal Snack Mix
can't?" was the $50,000 question
tasks such as washing fruits and vegetables. ey and banana'There were many approving and Quesadillas. only the Quesadillas require
of the day. Sounding almost like a
With the help of a few experts, from Brook- faces with this snack. _ _. assistance aLthe stqve Quesadillas are simple
Certified Executive Chef from
side School CranbrooJus Senior Kindergarten. I The Cereal Snack Mix has something for ev- to make and can be cooked either on the stove
Schoolcraft College's famed
was able to put a few of these cooking skills to eryone My assistants helped to measure and or in the oven This Mexican specialty is a
culinary arts department, she
use when trying a few of the following snacks. pour the ingredients inys a bowl. After dump- great alternative to pizza or grilled cheese
went into a monologue about how,
These snacks are comprised of simple steps ing and mixing the ingredients, some children sandwiches -
when preparing her custards, she
makes sure time is of little and need little supervision. picked out the Cheerios. others the marshmal- There is no snack every child will like, but if
consequence. Seems that she, too. - The crew washed hands, donned smocks and lows. A few boys and girls found the combina- you try these, you are sure to get many ap-
once experienced problems went to work. They prepared two special tion to be just great. Mathew Shin liked the proving faces Make the recipes at home with
because she tried to cool the treats. Peanut Butter Burritos and Cereal chocolate-covered raisins so much that he your children and give them a chance to work
custard too quickly at too high a Snack Mix For the burritos, they peeled, sliced came away from the mix with a handful in the kitchen You may have tomorrow's chef
temperature. "You have to do it and chopped the fruit that was to top the Although there was not enough time for my at your side
slow, with a gentle heat" was her peanut-butter-covered flour tortillas. A choice helpers to cook everything, the cheesecake was
professional opinion. of assorted fillings, ranging from bananas and there for them to sample Many of them found • See recipes, Page 2B
"But, Ma. I want to eat it now."
I whined. "You can't," she
Brady's burgers
retorted. Owner Matt
Once again, all my years of Brady shows
schooling, coupled with about a off hamburger
million pages from cookbooks light up Irish eyes that brings
slowly crumbled into oblivion
most custom-
followed by the simple line. "Just
ers to his tav-
do it — slow." -
ern.
Yes, there are other tricks to
making a good custard. Most .Corned beef phere lives on at Matt s place.
important, however, is knowing and cabbage will
that the line between a thickened play a brief star- THERE ARE murals on the wall
custard and a curdled one is often ring role at Matt here too. but they are of Detroit
only a few degrees of heat. Brady's Tavern classics, such as the Olympia and
Double boilers over hot, but never on St. Patrick's Blessed Sacrament Cathedral, and
boiling, water are a must. Warm Day. but any Ir- today's Detroit riverfront The bar
up that stirring arm because, like ishman worth his itself is a conversation piece —.
Momma also says, keep stirring salt knows what made as it is to include 23.000 shiny
so a velvety custard is made Brady's is fa- 1989 copper pennies all carefully
instead of a lumpy one. Also mous for — a lined up with one flipped over'
remember that a custard has good hamburger Find the one and you will win the
thickened sufficiently when it
Brady's burgers, especially the proprietor's admiration, and may-
leaves a velvety coating on the
Charlie Brown version with cheese be a free glass At pop
Sack of a spoon and if a track
and bacen. are the main reason This is a great place for families
made by running a finger down
people go to his tavern on South- (even young children are welcome)
the coated spoon stays clear
field Road in Beverly Hills Some and friends to gather Even women
customers are followers of his fa- feel comfortable to stop in alone Jf ZOlYNSKY stall photogi »&••*<
BARED CUSTARDS aren't as ther. better known as Diamond Jim for a burger and a beer.
delicate as"Stirred custards. They Brady, whose restaurant on W. Sev- Although the Charlie Brown ground turkey, predominantly longtime cook. Annie Thomas, can a m 2am, Sunday 12 noon • 2
need to cook in a moderate oven en Mile Road in Detroit was a~ pop- (14 95) is most popular (the bacon is white meat-turkey Brady says no do more than produce good ham- am
but should be set in a pan of hot ular spot for years. always crisp), the "famous one" one was more surprised than he burgers The meat pie on Wednes-
water to keep from getting too Matt Brady and his brother Pa- with bleu cheese is good too Other that the turkey burger, topped with days is quite popular and her Prices: Burgers, sandwiches and
hot The custard is done if. when trick kept that great salobn. with variations include adding grilled onion and cheese, tastes so much meatloaf is said to be great, better salads. S3 95-16 95. steak dinners
touched, the finger comes away its trademark swinging doors and onions and mushrooms or the "Pan- like the ground beef version than his mother's, according to $9 95 and $13 95 All major credit
clean murals of New York, going for cho" (14 95 too) with its Swiss Bradv cards
Here's a trick I taught Momma; years after his father died and af- fltopese, chifi. onions and Parmesah SALES OF SALADS are picking
When she makes her great baked ter the neighborhood got rough It ^frese up here too, and again Brady's hu- (Stfod choices for kids are the Value Can't be beat for a casual
custard, top it with some wasn't until late. 1988 that Brady Add a cup of the chili and an or- mor shinedl through The 'garbage" grilled cheese sandwiches and plaoe
granulated sugar and then use a closed the Detroit spot and brought der of the seasoned curly fries or salad — so named because its wild grilled chicken strips listed on the ^ Rating * * *
blow torch to crystalize the top the "famous one." as the burger is ttK thill (no and you have a good rombmation ol bleu chetac. airefafl meiyi as. an appetizer but easily a RATIM. fil'lDE
Now, even Momma keeps a blow called, to the suburbs meal The chili is respectable, not vies. eggs, bacon bits and tomatoes meal for a child "*
torch under the sink. Just for this Diamond Jim's nafne lives on terribly hot but nicely seasoned, and lettuce - is hpt. but the Caesar * Average (lot* of places with tlm
purpose. through his son. Tom. who operated and thick with meat and kidney salad with grilled chteken strips is Details: Matt Brady's • Tavern. ilar quajity)
So if you're looking for a great a restaurant by that name in South- beans Tbe curly fries are very- better Both can be ordered in half 31231 Southfield Road north of 13 * * ( rood
- comfort food, a cool, creamy field for several years and now is in good and milder than seasoned portions, which make a full meal Mile Road Beverly Hills 642 6422 * * * Very good
custard may be just what will fifl the process of moving to Novi. The fries we have tried elsewhere when combined with chili or the * * * * Etee 1 lent
the Mil w burgers and the characteristic About a third of the burgers he homemade soup * * * ** Coesistestl) ««perb — a
warm, casual, ligbthearted atmos serves these days Are made of Daily specials prove Brady s Hours: Monday Saturday. 1130 rare hooor
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Chef Larry finds Monday. March 4. 1091 O&E • 3B
m a ke h e a l t hy s n a c ks
family-tested, winner dinner
custard is soothing Oteertier & £tctntric
PEANUT BUTTER BURRITO banana, crushed pineapple, almonds ingredients. Beat with an electric Heat oven to 350 degrees. Wrap Betsy Winner Dinner Shopping List
sprinkled with shredded coconut. mixer until well blended and the flour tortillas in aluminum foil
Peanut butter is an old-time fa- Autumn Harvest Peanut Butter smooth. Combine warm water and tightly and bake for 10 minutes until Brethen 1--1* pounds hamburger
STIRRED CUSTARD 2 cups milk vorite for both children and .adults. Burrito: applesauce, chopped wal- gelatin in a small bowl. Mix until they are softened. (ground chuck)
(Creme Aoglaiae) 3 tablespoons sugar The traditional peanut butter and nuts, grated carrots sprinkled with gelatin has dissolved. Beat into While tortillas soften, mix togeth- 2 cans Campbell's Cream of
2 cups milk Vanilla extract or fresh grated nut- jelly sandwich can be updated by us- cinnamon. cheese mixture and set aside. er the melted butter and oil in a M e nu Mushroom soup
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3 tablespoons sugar medium bowl, beat eggs, egg yolks, To make a peanut butter burrito, peaks form. 1 small can mushroom stems
milk and sugar. Stir in a drop or two warm the tortilla according to pack- EASY CHEESECAKE Fold the whipped cream into To make theyquesadillas, sprinkle STEAMED BROCCOLI and pieces
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infuse the flavor. If using extract, it Set pan in a larger pan filled with make a special treat and fold into a Filling _ The cheesecake can be eaten plain pinch to seal. Brush the tortillas with R e c i p es Salt / - •
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Remove from heat and if desired, heat to a boil and boil, without stir- Raisins 'Shaved chocolate ing bowl. Mix. well. Store in airtight degree oven on a cookie sheet. Winner, Marie Kellar of Farming- Serves 4-6 - HILLBILLY COBBLER
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wrap laid directly on the surface to and proceed to top with prebaked nuts and almonds Place muffin cup liners in muffin 1 cup shredded Cheddar cheese golden, about 5 minutes. dren, Kellar came up with this re- Mushroom soup utes to put together and tastes
prevent skin from forming. baked custard Follow baking in- Coconut, shredded ^ pan. 1 cup shredded Monterey Jack Cut into thirds and serve with sal- cipe one night when she discovered 2 soup cans of milk great
structions. In a medium bowl, combine cookie cheese sa and sour cream. she was out of Hamburger Helper 1 can stewed tornatoes. 16-
BAKED CUSTARD Cool and refrigerate overnight for Try a few of these combinations crumbs with melted butter. Mix lA cup chopped mild green chilies, and decided to try and make her ounce size 1 stick margarine
2 eggs best results. Invert onto a platter or when making your burritos or use well. Press 1 tablespoon of cookie optional Note For a. different quesadilla. own. 1 small can mushroom stems 1 cup flour
2 egg yolks plate before serving. any of the above items to make your crumb mixture into the bottom of 2 tablespoons butter, melted add sliced poached pear or apple to Short on time, she decided to and pieces 1 cup sugar N o t es
own creation. each liner or the bottom and sides of 4 tablespoons oil the tortillas before folding and omit speed up the preparation by cooking 1 medium onion, chopped 2 teaspoons baking powder
an 8-inch pie pan and set aside. Salsa the green chilies and salsa. the noodles in the sauce, rather than '4-1 cup dry red wine cup milk
Stuffing is found Tropical Peanut-Butter Burrito: In a large bowl mix the first four Sour cream Makes 15 triangles. cooking them separately. And so it % bag egg noodles Your choice of 1 can of pie fill-
was that Cheesy Hamburger Stroga- 1 cup shredded Monterey Jack ing. 21-ounce size
Jambalaya imitates Louisiana version noff came to be born. cheese
It was. Kellar said, most joyfully 'Salt, pepper dnd garlic powder Melt 1 stick of margarine in a
in 'double pocket' received by her husband and three to taste 9-Dy-9-mch pan in an oven
sons. preheated to 350 degrees In a
AP — This microwave rendition One 14 Mi-ounce can tomatoes, cut up -pound medium shrimp in shells, Cook, covered, for 3 to 5 minutes ORIGINALLY FROM Southern Brown the hamburger and separate bowl, mix
of jambaiaya is a flavorful, fabulous 1 cup finely chopped onion peeled, deveined and halved length- more or until shrimp just turn pink, California, Kellar loves living in SHARON LeMtEUX staff pnotograpfter chopped onion in a sarge skillet
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1 clove garlic, minced about half that of the regular ver- 4 teaspoon chili powder bay leaf, Italian seasoning, salt, chili (18 percent of calories from fat). 144 Kellar has a craft business on the T S.L.A.W.D. — That Sounds Like Dinner Winner on it. until the noodles are tender of canned p»e fi!lm§ over the
1 medium red pepper, seeded and BLUE CHEESE STUFFING sion. •4 teaspoon pepper powder, pepper and hot sauce. Cook, mg chol., 922 mg sodium U.S. RDA side with four other neighbors and a Winner Dinner to me! Recipes are printed the same Sprinkle the cheese on top. cov- batter Do not stir.
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14 tablespoons parsley, minced Stir together all ingredients. Stuff friends are busily preparing for a Submit pour recipes, to be con- clipping on a blank sheet of three-
4 teaspoon oregano in pork chop and cook as desired. craft show to be Saturday, March 23, sidered for publication in this col- ring notebook paper
4 teaspoon salt Makes 1 cup stuffing, which fills 4 at Franklin High School in Livonia. umn or elsewhere, to: Winner Another option is simply to file
Mr teaspoon pepper pork chops. Thank you, Marie Kellar, for shar- Dinner „ P.O. Box 3503. Birming- the clippings in a folder uith
BIG TEN SALE! ing your recipes with us, arid congra- ham 48012. All submissions be- pockets that will hold them.
Chocolate Angel Cake Potatoes are stuffed with vegetables, yogurt
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has lowfat cocoa powderAP — The following recipe for '<« teaspoon salt
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ingredients for Larry Janes' recipe F r e sh cream The potatoes bfke in your 1 tablespoon chopped pimentos lumps remain Beat in yogurt, onion, mg chol.. 180 mg sodium, 450 mg po-
for Basic Muffins, which ran in the a* AP — Yes, you can enjoy the taste until thickened and bubbly. Cook and microwave oven in about 15 min- salt and pepper until light and fluffy tassium US. RDA. 16 percent vit. A.
Feb. 25 issue. of .chocolate without overdosing on stir 2 minutes more. Remove from utes. Prick potatoes with fork. Cook un- pSotitra itno sbhreolclsc owliit han tdhi sp immiexntutorse. Stuff 42 0p eprecrecnetnt r vibito fCla.v 1in p,e r6ce pnte trhcieanmt inniea -
fat calories. Cocoa powder gives rich heat. Stir in vanilla. Serve warm or VEGETABLE-STUFFED covered in the microwave oven on cin, 30 percent iron.
flavor but contains little fat, so go cool. Makes 12 servings POTATOES high (100 percent power) for 7 to 9 Arrange stuffed potatoes in circle
In Garden Gity 10 lbs. for ahead and indulge in this delectable Nutrition information per serving: 2 medium baking potatoes (about 6 minutes, turning potatoes over after on a 10-inch microwave-safe plate.
chocolate dessert Other ingredients 225 cal., 5 g pro., 53 g carb . 2 g fat (8 ounces each) 4 minutes. Potatoes should be ten- Ctover with waxed paper and cook on ( Recipe from "Betty Crocker Cre-
6207 Middlebelt $ sharing the credit for keeping this percent of calories from fat), 0 mg cup plain oon-fat yogurt der Let stand for 5 minutes. high 2 to 3 minutes or until hot. ative Recipes Eat Ht.ilthv. Stay
In the Villa Plaza dessert low in fat are angel cake mix chol., 281 mg sodium 2 tablespoons chopped "onion Cool slightly. Cut potatoes length- Makes 4 servings. Health v.") * «
and evaporated skim milk.
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Chef follows seasons with his specialties
AP — Seasonality refers to cook- son. During autumn and winter, shoulder, cubed a light simmer. Carefully skim any minutes. . Remove the mushroom
ing in harmony with the seasons. longer and slower cooking methods During autumn and 3Vfa caps white veal stock prepared impurities that rise to the surface If caps from the broth; keep warm
It means shaping a menu to cele- are preferable because more time is from the bones of tbe shank or shoal- skimming isn't done, blanquette will with the meat.
brate the bounty of fresh produce spent indoors, out of the cold. If one winter, longer and der 1 day ahead (water may be sub- not have proper color. Combine the 3 tablespoons butter
available at particular times of the has to spend more time inside, there slower cooking stituted) Add tbe bay leaf, thyme, clove, and Va cup all-purpose flour in a
year. can be no finer place to be than in a methods are 1 bay leaf mushroom stems and parsley stems. saucepan Cook, stirring over medi-
Seasonality creates excitement. warm, cozy kitchen perfecting a cas- 1 sprig thyme Simmer very gently for about IV* um to low heat, tintil the mixture be-
Without it, thoughts of the first ripe serole. braise or hearty stew. preferable because I whole clove hours. Remove the seasonings and gins to color. Add the butter-flour
strawberry of spring would be hol- more time is spent 12 mushroom stems (reserve cap* discard. Remove the meat; keep mixture to the broth a little at a
low. It's the anticipation that builds THINKING AHEAD to warmer for stew) warm. time, whisking between additions to
during the wait for that first ripe, pastures, consider the young, tiny indoors, out of the L2 parsley stems, tied together with Cook the vegetables in tbe broth prevent liynps from forming.
juicy and luscious berry that makes fruits and vegetables of spring and cold. string * Start with the rutabaga, carrots and Simmer the sauce for 20 minutes;
the first bite such a thrill. summer at their peak freshness 1 medium -rutabaga, peeled and cut turnips, as they take the longest strain
Few others embrace the concept When summer brings its heat and into 1-inch chunks cooking time, about 10 to 12 min- Return the sauce to a simmer and
of seasonality with more enthusiasm humidity, grilling, sauteing and stir- 4 carrots, peeled and cut into 1-inch utes. When they are done, remove add the cream. Season with lemon
than certified master chef Ron De frying are the chosen methods. After reserved for special times of tbe chunks them from the broth and keep warm juice, nutmeg and salL Return the
Santis. 'Tm always thrilled when all. at that tin^e of year no one wants year. 3 medium turnips, peeled and cut with the meat. Add the onions to the meat and vegetables to the pot and
fresh local corn hits the stands at the to spend hours in a hot kitchen, so Though this is a temptation for into 1-inch chunks broth; cook about 7 to 8 minutes. Re- reheat very gently Sprinkle with
farmer's market. It is so sweet and the method of cooking is like the sea- any cook, we all should remember 12 pearl onions, peeled move onions from the broth; keep chopped parsley Serve with rice pi-
juicy, you can eat an ear raw while son — hot and fast. that foods are part of the wondrous 3 tablespoons butter warm with the meat. Add the 12 laf. Makes 6 servings.
driving home," De Saniis said. . The concept of seasonality in mod- cycle of the earth and are best left to 'i cup all-purpose nour mushroom caps reserved from the By the Culinary Institute of
"Consider an example from the ern times gets a little blurry. Today come and go naturally. Absence does ^ cup heavy cream stems to the broth; cook about 2 to 3 America
world of wine. Without seasonality. asparagus is available at Christmas truly make the heart, and palate, Lemon juice to taste
Beaujolais nouveau Would just be an- and raspberries for Valentine's Day. grow fonder. Pinch nutmeg P .
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other young, fruity red wine. In- With tfie marvels of modern trans- As a final note, it should be stated Salt to taste
stead. the culinary world awaits the portation, South American countries that cooking with the seasons is eco- 1 tablespoon chopped parsley
first bottle like a couple awaiting export their summer crop for every- nomical. Not only is seasonal pro-
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mature, and there should be much joy are now opportunities to prepare When fruits and vegetables come
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Monday, March 4. 1991 O&E (P.C)1C
Rocks regain throne in W L AA hoop
ing numbers Canton coach Dave
By Dan O'Meara
Van Wagoner winced when told what
staff writer
the Rocks had shot.
"Tonight, we got beat by a better
If the ^calendar says it's an odd-
basketball team." he said, adding the
numbered year, then Plymouth Sa-
Chiefs can be proud, too. "Salem has
lem must be the boys basketball
a good group of guys, and they have
champion of the Western Lakes Ac-
a good coach. We have a good team
tivities Association.
ourselves.
The Rocks upheld a pattern for
success, winning their third title in "WE REALLY felt we had our
five years Saturday night with an 89- guys peaking at the right time of the
72 victory over Plymouth Canton in year, and we're proud to be the sec-
the final of the post-season tourna- ond-place team in a very up year for
ment at Salem. the Western Lakes/'
Salem, which finished the regular The Chiefs, however, were proba-
season at 18-2, has won champion- bly forced to- rejy too much on their
ships in 1987, 1989 and 1991. The outside shooting Of the four in dou-
Rocks were runners-up in 1988 and bles. only Holmes in a-^post player
1990 The Chiefs are 12-8. Fouls hurt, too, as center Tony
Coshatt and Holmes picked up three
"It was important for me-and the
apiece in the first half apd sat for a
other seniors to go out winning on
while.
our court," said Salem senior Jake
Baker, who scored a game-high 22 Stafford had five triples..
points. "None of us wanted the last McDonald four and Paupore three,
home game to be remembered as a but it was that outside shooting that
loss to Canton." kept Canton in the game when Sa-
lem's aggressive, agile post defense
"It's tough when you're the favor-
bottled up the Chiefs inside.from the
ite and have to battle every game,
start.
but it makes it that much sweeter
when you win," Salem coach Bob "You can stay with a good team
Biodie said. "We've played for the with perimeter shooting." Van Wag- ^
championship five straight years, oner said, but I don't know if you
and that in itself is an accomplish- . can live with it. We-just didn't get
ment." any inside game going tonight "
BAKER SET the offensive pace ironically, it was Canton's outside
for the Rocks, who had extraordi- shooting that most concerned Bro-
nary results shooting the ball. Salem die. but the Rocks overcame it with-
shot an impressive 63 percent from Mike Mulder of Salem looks for an open teammate while Mike their own shooting
the floor, making 32 of 51 field goals. Stafford plays defense for Canton. Mulder scored five points in "They have such tremendous fire-
The Rocks weren't just shooting Salem's victory. power," Brodie said, "and my big-
layups. either. Baker had six field gest fear was seeing them catch fire
goals, all three-pointers In the SPT- _Storm out there Baker said "We and us wondering what was going/
ond quarter, he hit triples on three said. "Both teams were firing away were a slower team then, and now on."
straight possessions. in the first half We just continued to we emphasize running." THE ROCKS led 18-8 but Canton
"We were coming down on one shoot well the whole game." Despite the exceptional shooting. stayed within 18-13 at the end of one
side and swinging the ball around." Unlike the first meeting ?*hen Sa- Salem d*dn t have an easy time quarter and 42-31 at halftime Baker
Baker said, "and they weren't lem had a 31-21 halftime lead and against the Chiefs, who refused to go had 16 points m the first half. Kirk-
matching up. They weren't checking squeaked by 56-53, the Rocks main- away Canton only trailed 61-53 en- patrick and McDonald 11 each The
me, and I just kept shooting it." tained their intensity on offense. tering the final period and was in the Chiefs got as close at 57-51 late in
K.C. Kirkpatrick also played a Brodie said Salem shot 54 percent in game until tbe Rocks used their the third period in which Holmes
the first quarter and 50 percent, 70 most productive quarter of shooting scored 10 points before Salem pulled
strong game for Salem, scoring 21 percent and and 79 percent in the to win going away. away in the finale.
points on eight field goals, which in-
cluded a nice dunk, and four free next three. Derrick McDonald scored 18 "We've been playing great defense
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15 points, and John Hoffmeyer had a we played defense all four quarters." Chiefs, who also shot well Wagoner said "We really didn't play
John Hoffmeyer scored 13 points, eight in thp_second half, for strong second half and finished with Brodie said. Canton made a respectable 45 per- the type of defense that got us to the
the WLAA champion Rocks. Defending is Karl Wukie of Can- "In the last game we slowed it cent (25 of 56) of its shots, but that championship, but Salem was not to
ton. "It was like Operation Desert down, and I think we've changed a was overshadowed by Salem's amaz- be denied tonight "
S a l em r e m a i ns c h a m p i on of W L AA
By Dan O'Meara eighth grader is going to come up," I set in my mind for this team we
staff writer Salem coach Kathi Kinsella said. accomplished. We didn't come here .
"But assuming everybody else stays to cream anyone."
Dynasties are nothing new in the same, this team should be in the gymnastics To be rated Elite All American,
Western Lakes Activities Associa- top five in the state for the next the teamls top three gymnasts in
tion gymnastics. Only the school three years, if these kids continue to each event must score 109 44 three
names are changing. do these scores." times during the season, and one oc-
Plymouth Salem won its second Kim Miller defended her title as and Makins freshmen. casion must be a championship
consecutive championship Thursday the WLAA's No. 1 gymnast, winning Their cumulative efforts and those meet.
in competition at North Farmington. th# all-around competition with a of other team members enabled the Miller was the league champion ,
and indications are the Rocks could 37 55 score and edging runner-up Rocks to dominate the meet, win- on vault, balance beam and floor ex-
stay at the top for some time. Heather Kahn of North (37.40). ning by nearly six points over ercise. She was third on the uneven
Salem had three of the league's runner-up Plymouth Canton. bars but might have won that, too, if
top four all-arounders — four of the SALEM TEAMMATES Courtney Salem scored a season-high 144 40. not for a fall while trying to perform
top 11 — and the quartet has a com- Gonyea (36 40). Alysia Sofios (36 30) the Chiefs 138 50. North, which had a difficult routine She still scored
bined 10 years of high school eligibil- and Sarah Makins (33.90) were third, won the WLAA championship five 9 00 but Sofios captured the title
ity remaining. fourth and 11th, respectively. Miller straight years until last year, also with a 9.35
"You never know what little AadKJonyea are sophombres. Sofios had a season best of 137.35. The or-
der of finish included Westland John "EVEN THOUGH she fell on her
Glenn. Northville. Farmington and front flip oo bars, tonight is the clos-
Walled Lake Western. est she's come to executing (the
"We knew Salem and Canton were trick) correctly." Kinsella said
one and two in the league," North "Usually, she takes it up too high and
coach Jeff Dwyer said, adding 137 lands back on the bars.-Tonight, she
would have won the state title in the took it back but a little too much "
past "We just wanted to get as close Kahn. who finished second to Mil-
as we could — and it was pretty ler in the all-around at the league
close. and state meets last year, tied for
"We were fortunate in those years first on bars with Sofios and was sec-
(when North dominated the league) ond on vault She placed third on
to get some of the top girls in the beam and floor
state. We have some this year, it's Finishing second remains a great
just (the Rocks) have more They accomplishment, according to Dwy-
have four girls who can average nine er. consi<Jering the caliber of the in-
in every event, and we haven't seen dividual ahead of Kahn
that in a long time One-forty-four - "I try to tell Heather that," Dwyer
that's an unbelievable score in high said, adding she averages 9 00 or
school." better io every event "She's one of
Canton coach John Cunningham. * the top girls in the state She finished
whose team has finished second to second to the top girl in the state
Salem several times this year, ech- and. to me, that's really good
oed Dwyer's comments You can't worry about the com-
petition You have to take care of
"I THOUGHT Salem had a nice, what you can do She did and every-
solid performance." he said "I keep thing turned out well "
hoping they'll have a bad meet, but I Sofios and Gonyea tied for third on
don t think they will They're just too vault Sofios was 14th on beam and
solid " fourth on floor Gonyea was second
The Rocks won by a much larger on beam and floor. 10th on bars The
margin than last year when they top 10 all-arounders included Kyna
scored 141 65 to edge North, which Morgan (Glenn). Kim Rennolds (Can-
finished second «t 140 25 ton). Jameelah Gater (North). Maris DAN* I LlPPlTT daft p*o«ograp*«r
"This league meet was not like sa Maybouer (Glenn). Chris Rrough
last year." Kinsella said "We had to (Glenn) and Johanna Anderson (Can- Weather Murphy, completing her vault routine, helped Canton
psych ourselves up and everybody ton) capture second place in the WLAA gymnastics meet Thursday.
had to hit Everybody was psyched "In my six yearj (at North), it
up (this year) but didn't hit. But it seems the competition is getting bet finished strong and salvaged the "A wrestling mat is designed to do
was enough to win " ter and better every year, andjj's meet, according to Cunningham exactly l^»e opposite of what a gym
Kinsella said she was pleased with because of these clubs." Dwyer said • We had half a meet." he said nast wants it to do." Cunning&am
what her team did in terms of score Some girls m the clubs are finally Canton's first event was floor and said On a slow floor you have to
. but not performance coming out to represent* their the Chiefs never adjusted to the soft, punch in and wait for it to come
OANtEL LfPeiTT/«ta»t p»v*ograt>*ar "I have a lot of my father m me. schools, and they're getting the glory two-layered wrestling mat. Canton back before you can punch out "
It's never good enough,' she said tSey deserve " finished seeond (34 7S) but still al- .Canton moved to vault where' four
Courtney Gonyea tied for third on the vault and finished third "My personal goal was to hit Elite most 1 points behind Salem Please turn to Page 4
in the aH-around competition at the WLAA championship*. All-American as a team, so the goal AFTER A POOR start. Canton (36 10)