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Volume 16 Number 82 Monday, April 29. 1991 Canton, Michigan 44 Pages __ Fifty Cents
Cops answer charges of misconduct
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Canton
By Diane Gal* we obviously disagree with what she this case, which indicates that the of-
staff writer 'The public has to keep in mind that has said. ficer didn't believe the traffic stop
Connection "The public has to keep in mind was worth writing a report about,
Police practices are being looked anyone can make allegations or file that anyone can make allegations or Santomauro said.
at nationwide following the video- file lawsuits. Just because someone
taped ting by police of a motorist lawsuits. Just because someone makes an allegation it doesn't mean SEPARATE FROM legal action,
in Los Angeles. the facts are correct '' the department has a system allow-
Challenge Fest In Canton, police have been makes an allegation it doesn't mean ing the public to complain about po-
charged with using excessive force INVESTIGATIONS of police bru- lice behavior. The complaint system
the facts are correct
in two lawsuits during the past five tality charges are important to help was launched in 1985, when Santo-
Canton's annual festival of years, according to Wayne County — John Santomauro the department weed out bad offi- mauro was hired. The reports were
the year begins May 24. records. cers and to exonerate those who are made available to the Observer.
Various events are planned In one case, an Allen Park woman unfairly accused, Santomauro said Four written complaints charging
until June 2. Some of the alleged that she was pregnant and Another lawsuit against Canton excessive force were filed between
activities include the lost her child because excessive handcuffs placed on her during the lot of the Meijer store when she was police alleges excessive force. A 1989 and 1991, according to Canton
Bittinger/Remax Realty Youth force was used by a Canton officer arrest were too tight. warned that if she didn't stop in- Belleville man said be was stopped police complaint forms.
Fitness Field Day, a soccer on Dec. 3, 1989. The lawsuit was She also said she warned the offi- terfering with another police action and beaten on March 22,1986. Of the four complaints, one allega-
tournament, fishing fbieleedn teoa rcloieurr tt.h is year and has not yet cweoru altd tshuee tifim shee o mf itshcea arrrireeds.t that she sphoel iwceo oulrdde brse, tahrer ersetpeodr.t Ssahied. ignored wiTthh be elaatwinsgui tthe c hmaarnge sas twheell o afsf ivceerr- ctieorns wwahso bienlvieesvteidga ttoed b eth vea cliads ebsy. offi-
tournament, world champion The woman said she suffered lim- According to Canton police re- Canton Public Safety Director bally abusing him.
kite flying, remote control car ited use of her wrist because the ports, the woman was in the parking John Santomauro said: "In this case. Police did not have a report on Pleeee turn to Page 2
races, a used book sale, a
gospel sing-a-long and much
much more.
Winging it
May clean-up
The annual Canton May
Clean-up program will be held
again this year. Spirits soar in tour
Canton residents will have
the chance to bring material to
Canton Recycling free of
of Mettetal Airport
charge each weekend during
May as part of an overall
effort to enchance the
appearance of the community.
It was just plain fun. the airport. The event will be held
Each residence in Canton About a dozen children from the from 11 a.m. until 8 p.m
will be limited to one level Willow Creek Co-op Preschool got
pick-up truck load each a chance last week to get their The airport is at the center of a
weekend. The hours are 10 a.m. hands on the tillers of some real controversy which has pitted resi-
to 4 p.m. Fridays and 10 a.m. to planes during a tour of Mettetal dents in Plymouth and Plymouth
2 p.m. Saturdays. Airport in Canton. Township against the city of Plym-
May Cleanup was started The event was sponsored by the outh and Plymouth Township. The
Plymouth-Canton Airport Associa- two governmental units have
several years ago to allow for a
tion and is a taste of what's to formed a Joint Operating Agree-
spring cleanup of homes and
come on Thursday and Friday ment to purchase the privately
property and the disposal of when there will be an open house at owned airport and run it.
loads of material too large to
place at the end of one's
driveway.
Canton Reycling is located
on Van Born Road just east of
Lilley.
Prayer for
graduates A
The senior class president of
Salem High School, Jason
Loiselle, asked Canton to
declare Sunday, June 9, as a
special day of prayer for all
1991 graduates of Centennial
Education Park.
"The 1991 graduates of BILL 8RESLER/«t«ft photographer
Centennial Educational Park
have achieved an outstanding Cassandra Williams in the pilot seat.
accomplishment in completion
of their secondary education
and the education they have
received is intended to prepare
them for future career and
educational challenges,'' <c-
according to the township
resolution establishing the Preschoolers
special day of prayer. check out a V.
plane.
School fair
Eriksson Elementary School
in Canton will hold a World
Fair on Tuesday, May 9, as BILL BftCSLER/ photographer
part of a learning program on
cultural diversity The event Eric Matchette, 5, left, and Caleb Eplett, 4, right, in the cockpit
will feature ethnic foods, of a Cessna Skyhawk.
BILL BflESLER/ataft photograph*
costumes and dances
Minister, wife admit abuse of daughter
what's inside
You supply the By DarreU Clem showed no emotion as they pleaded guilty Thurs- However, attorneys have recommended in their
Calendar. . . . . . . .58
Classifieds E.F chest of drawers. staff writer datatyo urnnedye,r M aar kple Kar iaggerre,e manedn tch ailrdra anbguesde bpyro stehceuir- pplreoab aagtiroene fmoren ftiv eth yatea trhse a nEdn ebrese fnosrb bided epnla tcoed ha ovne
Auto E.F A West land minister and his wife, who continue tor Maria Oxholm contact with their two oldest children — the 18-
Employment . F to draw strong support from their congregation Tennen plans to sentence the Enersens May 31 year-old girl and a 13-year-old boy — who have
Index 2E that includes Canton and Plymouth residents, ad- The couple didn't respond directly to questions been removed from their home and placed in fos-
Real estate E mitted Thursday they abused their 18-year-old posed by a reporter outside the courtroom Thurs- ter care
Creative living . . . . 1E daughter by biting her hand and beating her but- day morning. "They're not going to go to prison." Oxholm
Crossword 3E tocks "They feel J»e whole thing is regrettable, and I said Thursday.
Entertainment . 5D Michael K Enersen. 38-year-old can asmire you that nothing similar will ever hap- She said prison terms could make the ordeal
West land Foil Gospel Church, and pen in the future." their attorney said harder on the Enersen'a six children — four of
Obituaries . . . . . . .5B
wife. Carol, pleaded guilty to child abuse charges whom remain In their parents custody under su-
Sports . . . . 1C We supply the quarter of Thursday In Detroit Recorder's Court UNDER THE plea agreement. Michael Enersen pervision by Wayne County Child Protective Ser
Street scene . . . . 1D a million customers. "I bit my daughter one time on the hand and pleaded guilty to one count of second-degree child vices
Taste 1B C*U today and ptaoa your thre* Line left a mark.'' Carol Enersen told Judge Harvey F abuse, but three counts of fourth-degree child
Travel 6C private ad for only Tennen abuse were dropped Carol Enersen pleaded THE PLEA agreement also orders the Ener
Michael Enersen admitted in court that he guilty to one count of third-degree child abuse, sens not (o use corporal punishment on the four
NEWSLINE . . . 591-2300 & Iirtntn nc rnnr caused bruises on the girl's buttocks when he beat and one count of fourth-degree child abuse was children who remain at hpme
WEEKENDS . .953-2104 n a i i i hh a I w 11 her with a wooden paddle Westland police have dismissed Moreover, the couple, who schooled their chil-
SPOHTSUNE .953-2104 591-Q9Q0 said the girl's buttocks had been so severely Mat- The minister could be sentenced to up to four dren at home, would have to enroll them in s pub-
en that they were seeping blood years in prison His wtfe could receive a two-year
THE ENERSENS, who have six children. term Please turn to Page 5
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O&E Monday, April 29. 1991
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Senior ball teams get into swing of things
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Evan though the person filing the ute to the professionalism of the or- be said.
complaint said be didn't want to pur- The investigation continued and disprove the complaint.9 ganization," be said. "If four people are driving in a
sue the allegation, the investigation the officer was found to have used — John Santomauro He said be wasn't aware of all the commercial area at 3 a.m. they By Diane Gate
continued and the officer was sus- bad judgment. information obtained through the in- would probably be asked why they staff writer
pended for one day. "It is the finding of the investigat- Canton public safety director vestigation of the Los Angeles police were cruising." Santomauro said.
I - In the complaint, the man said he ing officer that the (officer) should beating case. However, be did say "I'm not aware of anyone being sin- It you're over 55 and you're look
was hit on the bead by an officer af- have placed the (suspect) in the rear asked to perform a field sobriety complaint was found to be invalid. that the beating of a motorist by sev- gled out because of race. There are lag for something to do this summer, RochoM and
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vation Army gymnasium, Gawura and older team is gO-year-old Adam For more information about
N e i g h b o r i ng c o ps say b r u te f o r ce is not t o l e r a t ed said, she joined the team after retir- Brozek However, most of the play- the men's teams call Smith, at
ing from working more than 40 ers are between $8 and 72 years old. 459-8747, or Rocholl, at 455-8761.
years, for a lot of reasons. according to Tim DeConnick, team And for information about any
"I decided it was time to get some manager of the 65 year and older of the tearns call the Canton Sen-
By Kevin Brown "It was outrageous behavior. I Berry said his main problem with chief determined used excessive cally by a suspect has a right to de- 'The color of the recreation." she said "1 was afraid team. ior Center, at 3S7-5444.
staff writer think it sheds a black eye on all law the Los Angeles incident is the lack force in arresting a prisoner. The fend himself, Berry said. that after working so long that I The team plays Mondays and
enforcement personnel that go out of professionalism shown by the offi- prisoner was not seriously injured. driver? Absolutely no would get bored or depressed. I got Wednesdays and the season starts
Police officers who use more there and do a good Job every day." cers. "That was investigated and "You want to put enough pressure difference.' involved so I could keep away from May IS.
. force than needed are unprofessional The Los Angeles officers face dis- "It's hard for me to be objective brought to a conclusion." he said. on him to stop that behavior." — Carl Berry A boredom, keep healthy and to get in- "We're struggling to get enough
and not tolerated in Plymouth Town- ciplinary action, and that city's po- because I've in the business for The officer is no longer with the That sort of pressure administered volved with other people. men to play on the team," he said.
ship, police Chief Carl Berry said. lice chief was recently reinstated af- 30 years. t far beyond the department, he said. by officers mainly involves physical police chief •We like doing it.' she said 'We Again, the only requirement is
Berry, chief since the department ter being forced to step down by a limits of force to affect an "Training is the key," Berry said. restraining holds. Unlike Los Ange- Plymouth Township may not be the best, but we try." that the player be at least 65 years
was created in 19S5, said the March police authority board, in the wake arrest," be "They are given a psychological pro- les Police, officers in Plymouth iSie Sluggers have been success- old and players from any community
3 beating of a black motorist by Los of the beating. "WE HA a lot of training file before they're hired to identify Township don't use nightsticks, Ber- would have been there. ful, too. Two years ago the team woo are welcome.
Angeles police, seen on videotape na- in the necessary force needed to af- aggressive behavior ... If they're ry said. "If it was a rusted Ford in Beacon the gold medal in the U.S. National Once the players sign up, they love
tionwide, disgusted him A CHECK of Wayne County Cir- fect an arrest. You don't need to do low on these areas, they're out of Hill, I would be a little bit suspicious Senior Olympics. to play, DeConmck said.
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way," the Plymouth Township police either the township or city police de- cer get too rough with a suspect, In Los Angeles. "The problem is in which a black suspect was beaten worked with over his career have Eleanor Hoe Isomer, captain of the good fellowship and comradery.
t'T Chief said. partments alleging brutality. "The attitude here is excessive use his officers weren't being managed by white officers, raised the issue of shown racism, be said, "Maybe I'm Sluggers "Guys will come out in the rain
City of Plymouth acting Chief "I think that's indicative of the de- of force would be dealt with." properly or supervised properly," possible racism among white police naive in that respect I never have "It's thrilling to see what you can just because they like it," be said.
Robert Scoggins echoed Berry's partment's ability to deal with this Indeed, Berry last year suspended Scoggins said. officers. felt that race has been an issue out do." she said. "Some of us can't run AND. THEN there's always the
comments. issue," Scoggins said. for several days an officer who the AN OFFICER challenged physi- Do Plymouth Township officers on here." * too fast, so we have to hit the ball bloopers that keep players smiling.
patrol tend to be more suspicious of Scoggins, noting that his wife is hard so that we can get around all Like the time a few years ago, De-
Canton black motorists than whites? Korean, said, "You can imagine the bases." Connick said, when an outfielder was
Volunteers receive Girl Scout honors what my feelings are on the race is- This year the team will compete running for a ball and it hit him on
"The color of the driver? Abso- sue." in the Olympics in June in the head
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lutely no difference," Berry said. "It's outrageous in the sense that Syracruse Harry Smith, manager of the 55
Several area residents were leadership, training for adult volun- Observer Newspapers, received the it's 1991 and we should have ad- However, because players are and older men's team, said the
(USPS 683-670) among those honored at a Huron teers, council committee work and Torch Bearer Award. Officers can "get a sense" if a car vanced." scarce, they don't play league games are competitive, but the focus
Published every Monday and Thura- Valley Girl Scout Council awards support of fund-raising activities and The First United Methodist and its occupants don't belong in a Local police don't bold negative games So they settle for scrimmage is on having fun. The men who sign-
day by Obeerver & Eccentric® banquet. The banquet was April 16 events. Church in Northville was cited as the township apartment complex or sub- attitudes toward blacks, said Scog- games, tournaments and co-ed up will be allowed to play everytime
papers. 36251 Schoolcraft. Livonia. at the Sheraton University Inn in Laura Whicbello received the Girl Best Friend of Girl Scouting. division, be said. gins, who has worked for the Plym- games intermingling with some of they show for a game
Ml 46150. Second-cJaas postage Ann Arbor. Appreciation Pin. She is a senior at "Sometimes you'll see a car cruis- outh department for 16 years. the men's teams. "We're in it for the recreation and
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0U5v0o0n. ia, Ml 46151. Telephone 591- acbmeollnog r tehceei vheodno trheees .T hSahnakrson B Wadhgie- rdeucreinivge tdh eth eaw Aadrudlst Abapnpqreuceitat Jioenss iPcian going to somebody's house, they problem in this area," he said BILL BRESL£R/«t*« photograph* a—n ootnhee rf oforr p lpalyaeyresr s55 6 a5nd a nodld eorld aenrd qwuhierne mheen etsx p"Ylaoinued ha tvhee t opl abyei nagble r et-o Jbaanttei nHgy gnleosve s.h Sohwes s hayera wthoerrne
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Mall yearly. $55.00
Presents
Church plans Retired executive driven by
AH advertising published in the Can-
ton Obeerver Is subject to the condi- P L Y M O U TH
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tions stated in the applicable rate
card, copies of which are available rummage sale F L O OR C O V E R I NG
from the advertising department. HARMONIZE challenges during Ford years
Canton Observer, 744 Wtng Street. The Onfy Premier Showroom in the Area <^He>€ t &49*niiei ,2($n cYOUR WORLD!
Plymouth. Ml 46170. (3.13) 459-2700. A spring rummage sale will be o° Guaranteed Against
The Canton Observer reeerves the held 9 a.m. to 5 p.m Wednesday and Heel Indentions
right not to accept an advertiser's Thursday. May 1-2, at the First Unit- G°
order. Obeerver & Eccentric® ad- ed Methodist Church of Plymouth, 33760 Ptymoam Rood* Lrvonta AO7 "7 4 OH By Kevin Brown 1947-48 That's when the company
takers have no authority to bind this 45201 N. Territorial, west of Shel- One Block W. of Farmmgtori Rood / " / 1 "LET US HARMONIZE YOUR WORLD,' states the Spirit of Detroit staff writer 'In those days (the late developed the 1949 Ford, "which
newapepor and orriy publication of don. was a complete change The whole
an advertisement shall constitute fi- A bag sale ($2.50 a bag) will be 6-8 Chorus of the dynamic singing organization of the Sweet Adelines There can be no doubt that retired '50s) the stylists car was really revised The body tew?
nal acceptance of the advertiser's p.m. Thursday, May 2. at the church. Inc. The Spirit of Detroit Chorus is the 1991 #1 Championship Ford Motor Co. executive John wanted to get the style was all new. the car was new
For more information, call 453-5280. WANTED...MUSICIANS FOR MODELS CAhcocorulas dAe pTpheeairrin rgep werittohir tehe in cchluodreuss aw ivlla rbieety th oef 1m9u91sic # 1fro Qmu amratenty. eMe a—noo jguisatn cwhaesck a loouytal h Fisor Pdl yemmpoluotyh- closest they could get from the ground up."
eras and styles...modern, turn of the century, swing, show tunes, Township street address. to the feeling of HIS NEXT assignment was prod-
Pawlus Funeral Homes LaMoore photography Is seeking Musicians to patriotic and gospel. The Last of his many assignments aircraft. Now, I think uct research, from 1949-56 "They LIZ
be photographed to help us develop our new Friday, May 3, 1991 ayte Farosr dw i—th h Fe orredtir e—d A wprails 1 g aefnteerra 5l 0 we're more whiacnlet eedx spoemrieebnocdey," t hheat s haaidd t"oPtoalw evre -
ddiissppllaayy awtil Ll acuhraenl gPear pke rPiloadciec.a lTlyh,e stohe wmaetc ohf tfhoer Show Time 8 P.M. manager of the firm's Alpha organi- functionally oriented, steering was developed there. C L AI B O RN E
zation, geared to innovation. So when While the '49 Ford was his favor-
future ads. we try to maximize the
In appreciation for your participation, we will Tickets '8 Gen. Admission; 44 Students & Seniors Manoogian moved into his second ite. "I think very highly of the Thun-
Plymouth Township home three space on the inside.' derbird in '55." adding he also fa-
do a complimentary photo session and give
years ago, he had the new street vored the Mustang and Taurus
you a lovety desk size color portrait. All —John Manoogian
portraits must be taken before May 17, 1991. named Alpha Drive. The late '50s period was marked
453-3008 (Call Tuesday thru Saturday). R rtmulKMM the star MiJy accepted up to 3 P M .on the day of the star "After about 50 phone calls I got by "fins on cars "In those days the
209 Main SC 45100 W. Warren Rd., Canton what I wanted," he explained complexity' of the auto plant stylists wanted to get the closest
Belleville Between Sheldon Rd. a Canton Center Rd. For more information Oakland Community College Manoogian was honored at a re- He recalled the tune Henry Ford they could get to the feeling of air-
313-697-9400 453-3008 call the 24 hour Hotline Orchard Ridge Campus tirement party addressed by Ford Sr came to the engine lab to exam- craft," Manoogian recalled. New. I
4 7 1 - 7 7 00 27055 Orchard Lk. Rd Executive Vice President Red Pol- ine a new overhead cam engine He think we re more functionally orient-
2 6 1 - 4 6 60 Farmington Hills. Ml ing, and is scheduled May 6 to asked a lot of penetrating questions ed we try to manmue the space on
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Wf Barrel Clem Calling the chargea against Mi- Fell Gospel Church where Michael spare the rod, you spoil the child." my life through the preaching of love them, and we're
•taff wrtter '• chael and Carol Enersen "a pack of Enersen remains head minister, de- Enersen, M, admitted Thursday in God's word. The whole spirit of the
State arts groups must be Law steps on 'down' lies," church member Diane Berry fended the Enersana' right aa par- Detroit Recorder's Court that he "I know they are innocent." she is one of love and support and we're
Mere bow* after they pleaded described tbe Enersens aa "loving eots to discipline tfceir six children. used a wooden paddle that caused added. "I have babysitted their kids. not hearing any diaaension from the
guilty to abasing their children, a people who love their children very "The fact that they apanked their bruises on the buttocks of his lg- Those kids are definitely not congregation."
Westland minister and Us wife woo much." children, hey, that's God's word," year-old daughter Westland police abuaed."
more responsive to people to improved job, pay wprhaoi ssea ifdro tmhe c"olonrgirnegg"a tcioounp lmee wmilble nros t Berry, who beads a youth care Bofe trhrey scahiidl.d, " aRnedb ethlleio rno dla d irni vthees hite faartr slya ihde Er nbeurtstoenck bse balte dth. e girl so severe- gaTtieolne mpheomneb ecrasll sin tdoi csaetveedra slw ceoenpgirneg- guTilHtyO TUhGurHsd TaHyE to child
be asked to leave the church. group at the 700-member Westland from the child- The Bible says if you Carol Enersen, S3, admitted in support for tbe Enersens. whom sup- church member Randy Dwtcaa said,
court that she caused bite marks on porters said will not be asked to "I really don't think they did any-
Area minister, wife plead the girl's hand. leave the church on Palmer, east of thing wrong. I've known my minister
The girl and ber IS-year-old Wildwood, in Westlsnd's south end. for a lot of years."
If I'm forced to read or listen to license, be or she is arrested and brother, both of whom police said Tbe church draws members from Some congregation members
any more whining about Gov. John treated as a criminal for violating "WHY WOUID he want to move isn't a deliberative body that works were abused for several years, hsve Westland, Livonia, Canton, Garden blamed the entire ordeal on a dis-
Engler's proposed cuts to the arts in the poaching laws. down? Isn't it a step down to go by debate. Rather, big decisions are been taken away from the Enersens City. Inkster, Wayne and Belleville, gruntled former church member
Michigan, I'm afraid I'll be tempted Arts patrons on the other band go from state representative to town- brokered by the leadership, and ev guilty to abuse charges and placed in a foster home. Their among other communities. whom current members said wanted
to take a shotgun to fellow members Jeff blithely along, poaching from the ship supervisor?" eryone .else is a foot soldier march parents have been ordered not to try "The congregation is behind them to cause harm to the Enersens. An
ol the media. public art preserve with immunity. I heard the question two dozen ing in line. For a minority Republi to contact tbem. 100 percent," church member Dar- anonymous telephone caller to tbe
artWs ceo'vme mswuanliltoyw heodok t,h elin eli naend o mf uthsee- Counts It's arrogant. stitmatees H aosu sJee rorfy R eLparwese dnetpaatirvteeds t oth eb e Tim canI dliokueb tLa twh,a Itt's t wwoor-steh.i rds of the whFoomu rp yooliucneg esraid ch tihledr Eenne —rse nosne h aodf rhealsl bMecenC abbleow onf o Cuta notfo pnro spaoidrt.io Tnh."i s Ofobrsmerevr emr eonmb Ferrid oafy s tailraroin gac tchuese cdon a-
um without questioning it It makes BUT IT'S more than that It's also appointed Plymouth Township su- Richard members even speak on the House Continued from Page 1 additional requirements that he Enersen children sneaked away begun to abuse — remain in their When agked if be believed Enersen troversy
me embarrassed. racist and elitist. The Detroit Sym- pervisor. floor except to introduce Ibe sixth wants to impose" at the May Si sen- from home and sought help from a parents' custody, under supervision will remain as bead minister at the Under a plea agreement the En-
Our problem is that we want to to-do suburbanite to take another phony and others around the state Indeed, the House has been called grade class of Washington School sit- lie or parochial school not affiliated tencing. former church member, who report- by Wayne County Child Protective church, McCabe responded, "Without ersens are expected to be placed on
look sensitive, and unfortunately finger painting class. continue to play the boring music of "the retired supervisors club." Many islature. Many lawmakers tell me ting in the south gallery. Some never with the Aaaembliea of God — tbe In reaching the plea agreement, ed the child abuse to Westland po- Services. a doubt" probation for five years and ordered
these days sensitivity too often pass- And this whining from the art dead, white European composers, ig- members once were township super- their school teacher spouses make as even speak in committee. denomination to which the Westland Oxholm and Kriger agreed that lice. Church member Terry Sage of not to see their two oldest children.
es for intelligence. folks comes at a time when the state noring the music of African-Ameri- visors. Becoming one of 110 mem- much as they do ($45,000). Full Gospel Church snd its adjacent other pending charges against the "THEY ARE not child abusers," Livonia also commended tbe Ener- Among other stipulations, the plea
The arts people are a special in- is looking to making cuts to welfare, can jazz composers. And this in a bers of the lowo- chamber has been e Supervisor has a four-year IN THE 1989-90 term. Law was school belong. Enersens would not be brought THE OLDER girl and boy were Berry said. "They've given their love agreement also would force them to
terest group just like welfare fami- and the financing of education is in a city with such a rich heritage. the high point of many a political term; state rep, two years. No sooner energeUc enough to introduce 51 The church, on Palmer east of Both of Knger'i clients are under- removed from tbe home, Moore said, to the congregation. I have nothing "I have no comment except to say place their children, who hsve been
lies, boaters, fishermen and those mess. And then we hear the symphony career. is a rep elected than he or she must bills of which four passed — a bit Wildwood, draws members from going psychological counseling, he "because I felt they were the most bad to say about these people that all the congregation is totally in schooled at home, in a public or pa-
who fly private planes. The only dif- folks complaining that there's no in- Certainly, I have never beard of start raising money for the next below the average of 10 percent. It Westland. Livonia, Garden City, Can- said. endangered. They've been a tremendous help in support of them," Sage said. "We rochial school.
ference is we've made them sacred. THE ARTS are a nice touch, but to terest and support is waning. It's anyone leaving the House for town- campaign. wasn't due to lack of effort His at- ton, Inkster, Wayne, Dearborn "They can hardly remember a
And all Engler is doing is trying to me it seems more important to time for them to wake up. This ain't ship government, and neither had e The commute to Lansing is 140 tendance and sobriety records are Heights snd Detroit, among other THE ENERSENS each have re- time when they weren't abused,"
take them off the altar. I agree. teach kids how to read, clean up the Prague, it's Detroit Let's play some- Jerry Law when we talked about it miles. "I've put on 250,000 miles in excellent. cities. mained free on a 91.000 personal Moore said. When the children
They should fend for themselves and environment and work toward full thing for the home crowd. during his last day in Lansing. 8Vfr years," Law said. My brother What passed w.ere bills to swap bond since their two oldest children sought help, "It took more courage A Team Approach
beTorced to compete with the others employment. It's called establishing But the arts people need to do BUT LAW had many good reasons sometimes drives from Great Falls state land in Wayne County, regulate THE PLEA agreement also calls were taken from home March 11 and than you or I could ever have." • ••• "She just isn't herself. to Treatment
in! priorities Another finger painting more than just become more respon- for making the move: to the Montana state capital of Hele- retail sales, to certify recreational for the Enersens to attend parenting child abuse charges filed. The Enersens had warned their
class sponsored by an arts council sive to people in the state, they need e State rep can be a stepping na and is awestruck by the beauty of taxes and to regulate "crane" classes and spend 350 hours esch in Westland Police Sgt. Laura Moore children not to tell about the child l i v n r r i o rl
OTHER SPECIAL interest groups means little to the unemployed. to wise up politically and see them- stone, but Law said, "I've never had the Rockies every time. The trip to games. Minor stuff for an agile the county's alternative work force said tbe two oldest children suffered abuse, Moore said. Lately she seems eon-
know how to play the game. They The arts folks can partly blame selves as a special interest group. any aspirations to run for (Congress- Lansing is dull, dull, dull. mind. program. That means the couple the most child abuse, though she also WUl I i cu
Join groups and associations to which themselves for the situation. They've The user fee or license would be man Carl) Pursell's or even (state e The supervisor works with But Law's more ambitious bills — would work weekends in the Wayne said a pattern of child abuse had be- "They had been telling the chil- JufsucseiLd, f ofrogreiitCfultfll ul undn d
they pay dues. Out of those dues lob- never seen themselves as a special their best option. The state and arts Sen. Bob) Geake's seats." hometown folks. requiring teens to stay in school to County Jail, performing duties like gun with a 10-year-old girl. There dren to pray for them and to forget about Alex Blavis. M.D.
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they think. Under former Gov. Apart from maintaining lobbyists the groups could raise money to sup- top guy. It's a very organized opera- finale of the restoration of the Capi- centives to small business, requiring to tbe stipulations, Oxholm stressed Moore said the case came to au- It's a shame that someone can ma-
Jriadme.e Ls aBslta ynecahra r$d4,0 tmheilylio hna dwa as s fpreene t ipna yL aunsseirn gf,ee ssp feocri atlhe iinrt aecretisvtit gierso uapnsd pfiosrht etrhmeiern a acntdiv bitoiaeste rjus.s t like hunters, tiinogn r —eco crdosm pinut tehreiz beda.se Imt'sen nto tof k yeoepu-r tol Building. rfiexailn egs tthaete c aagtaesnttrso tpoh idcis ccllaoismes cl imenestss, Thursday that Tennen "may have thorities' attention after two of the nipulate religion in this way." M o m" —hlaine —hlaine M M
on the arts. That's $6 per taxpayer. interest. Hunters and fishermen an- The free arts ride is over. I'm glad home." THERE IS another reason why — got nowhere. Brother-sister team among 5 "Symptoms that are thought to
And where did the money go? It nually buy licenses that cost from to see It and the arts people should Plymouth Township has a high- Law may have made a smart move, If we could peer into the souls of be a 'norma!' part of aging are
went to such poor institutions as the about $10 to $50. campers buy state be, too. It gives them the opportunity toned population of 25,000. a re- though he wouldn't admit it to a man state representatives, we would find
Cranbrook Academy of Art in park stickers, and boaters buy li- to build a better system of financing spectable levy of about four mills with a notebook. two types, those who want to change .many times signs of depression.
Bloomfield Hills. censes. their fun and games. and an industrial belt. State representative is a crummy things and those who like holding the local skaters to win honors This can be triggered by the loss
Let's face it grants to the arts are Such groups accept the fees, may- e While Law says money wasn't a Job, except for a half-dozen leader- office. Law strikes me as the former
nothing but welfare for the middle be not always willingly, but they do Jeff Counts is the editor of the factor, the supervisor job pays near- ship positions in the majority party. He will have more career satisfac of a spouse, a pet, or one s
and upper middle classes in Michi- pay them. When a hunter or fisher- Pll/mouth and Canton Observer ly $20,000 a year more than the Leg- The House is undemocratic. It tion in Plymouth Township. physical abilities. Retirement
gan. They allow another fairly well- man harvests game or fish without a Newspapers Five Garden City Figure Skating initial round and in 11th place in the High, Jennifer has been skating since that was once itemed as leisure
Gub members did well in national championship round. age «. For the past two years, she
time can become lonely time."
competition held recently in Monsey, placed first in figures and in free-
N.Y. THE FIVE were among those en- style.
Two were the brother and sister tering tbe first U S. Figure Skating
from our readers team of Steve and Danielle Hartsell Association national championship ORGANIZERS OF the national
of Westland. for juvenile- and intermediate-level event hope that the championship
They won first place honors in the skaters will become an important element in Kathy Homiak,
intermediate pairs competition. More than 100 up-and-coming the development of young skating Staff Nurse.
A rebirth of nam-era mentality but have retained vors and people who care. Marquette C-C $ over the outcome of the recent al as Mark Beaufait from Livonia skaters aged 7-14 competed in mens, talent Older Adult Unit
its trend: patriotism. This inclination We, the true Americans of this glo- NCAA Hockey Final Four results! Stevenson High and Bill Pye from DANIELLE, 10. a fourth grader at ladies, pairs and dance events. Jen- "Early competitive experience
led CNN, once known as the chicken rious nation, carried your memory in The people of Marquette would Plymouth Canton\High. Hamilton Elementary School, began nifer was among the 22 girls and IS among all of our country's top skat-
patriotism noodle network, to become the most our hearts, on our T-shirts and sends thanks like to take this opportunity to thank skating at the age of S. Her brother, boys from throughout the nation who ers is valuable for the youngsters
watched and informative station on through each flag that was flown. you for being the kind of community Rita Hodgins IS. is a seventh grader at Marshall competed at tbe juvenile level. who will later move into the upper "No one should suffer needless-
To the editor tpblee owfa rtr iune t hpeat rGioutlfi.sm An woathser a e sxoanmg-, Tgrharmou ygohu th wero Atedo tpot- uas-S oofl dyioerur Pferoa-rs ToI t'mhe s eudrieto trh: at you are still rejoic- tdheavte nloouprmisehnets of a snudch e nac foinuera ignedsiv itdheu - Marquette Chamber of CoPmremsiedrecne t JunTihoery H airgeh cSocahcohoel.d by John Johns regTioo nqaula fliigfyu,r eJe nsknaiftienrg p lcaocmedp efitritsito nin laenvde Ol slpyomtlpiigch tc oamndpe tthietnio no,n" tsoai dwo Iralnd ly from depression. With so
Patriotism produced and arranged by David of coming home, please do not wor- and Mitch Moyer, the club's pairs held earlier this year Anderson, executive director of the many types of treatment avail
Foster and other various artists, ry- coaches. Sandy Dooegan is their sin- A seventh grader at Hilbert Junior USFSA. able, many people can continue
It used to be that when you went called, "Voices That Care." No one will spit on you, deny you gles coach.
to war, you just were gone for years, You, the American soldier, will work or call you a killer. The loyal In tbe National Juvenile and Inter- Men. if you re about to turn 18. it's to enjoy their golden years."
our lives went on, and you were just find signals that you have returned people of the red. white and blue are ai mediate Championships, the Hart- time to register with Selective Service
another trophy that symbolized one home to a different country than the proud of you. We are the real patri- sells won five "ones" and two "twos"
more feud fought for democracy. one you left in August: dignified, per- ots of this nation and understand the to finish far head of their nearest at any U S Post Office. Center lor Mental Health
However, the war In the Middle East se rvering, united and engulfed with words of life, liberty and justice for competitors. It's quick. It's easy.
created a new rebirth of patronage national purpose. You will be embel- all. Danielle hopes to be a professional And it's the law. and Chemical Dependency
by the residents of the United States. lished with honors, badges and rib- Stacie Shaieb skater, while her brother is planning
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less than 120.000 ley safe •y Cseey Hans gree given to individuate who have
Scboolcraft College trustees got College officials expect a substan- million budget aii ||M l| » f distinguished themselves through a
their first look at the proposed 1M1- tial revenue drop next year, when Trustees are expected to adopt the represents en increase stan writer life of public service.
92 college budget Wednesday and, the newly-approved state property budget at their May 29 meeting of 5.9 percent over this Ron Parts didn't have to surren- "We're thrilled somebody of this
while happy initial state cuts were tax assessment freeze goes into ef- der anything Sunday. magnitude would get this degree,"
low, they're concerned about the fu- fect he Of the proposed 129 million year. The 78-year-old mother of tbe civ- •aid U-M spokesman Steve Wasko
ture. budget, 98.9 million would be raised il rights movement — beat known He said the school made the decisioo
"We haven't heard we're going to WITH THAT in mind, trustees will through tuition and student fees. for her refusal to surrender her bus about giving her the honor some
be cut, but we're waiting to hear consider a number of revenue-rais- Taxes would raise $11.9 million, an 9 seat to a white male passenger in time ago.
aSbcohuot oalncyra fmt oPrrees icduetsnt th Risic yheaardr ," sintugd oyp steiossnison a.t Wednesday's budget pSetartcee anitd in wcroeualdse ri soev etro 9 l7a.s9t m yilelaior.n , tSicohoo ionlccrreaafste stu pdreonptos.s ed for most Mwaosn gtgivoemne ary s,e Aatla obfa hmoano rin at 1 t9h5e5 U —ni- accPeaprtkisn gw aans ahwesairtdan ftro amt ftihrest u naibvoeurt-
McDowell said. Of items already discussed, a stu- but the 2.99 percent increase is ex- College officials propose raising versity of Michigan-Dearborn winter sity because of racial concerns and
The proposed 129 million budget dent parking fee appears unlikely. pected to fall well below the rste of tuition to $57 per credit hour for stu- commencement and an booorary de- incidents at U-M during the past sev-
represents an increase of S.9 percent Lower, "off-rate" tuition to boost at- inflation. dents living in the Schoolcraft ser- gree for her many years of accom- eral years, especially on the Ann Ar-
over this year. tendance at afternoon classes ap- vice district The district includes plishments and activism. bor campus She accepted Sunday's
The college tax rate is expected to pears slightly less unlikely. Salaries and benefits are expected the Livonia, Plymouth-Canton, Gar- Her action more than 35 years ago award with a hope for the future of
rise •lightly, from 1.94 to 1.96 mill. But a $1 per student computer fee den City, Clarenceville and North- launched a year long protest and is "bridging the racial gap," she said.
Fluctuating payments on college may find its way into the final budg- to account for 76 percent of expendi- ville school districts, as well as a commonly credited as the spark She has received 10 other honor-
bonds is the reason for the tax rate et, either this year or next. tures. portion of the Novi school district. which lit tbe civil rights movement ary doctorate degrees, of which she
increase, college officials said. Some trustees see the computer Trustees will review the budget Students living outside the district across tbe U.S.. said "each is special." She is also the
People living in bouses assessed at fee as a means of maintaining class- and all college fees, including tui- would see a $3 increase, raising tui- "I only felt that, as an individual, honoree of such prestigious awards
>150,000 would pay $147 a year in room equipment, as well as helping tion, during their board meeting this tion to $50. my rights were being violated," as the NAACP's Spingarn Medal, the
Sthcehyo wolocurladft utanxdeesr —tbe 9 1cu mrroernet tmhialn- finance new equipment. week The increase offsets inflation said mPaernkcse smaiednt S cuenrdeamyo nbye.fo "rWe h tehne Ico gmo-t UMAarWti'ns LSoucthiaelr KJuisntgi,ce Jr. A Nwoanr-dV,io tlehne t
lage rate. But others see it as placing too At that time, they're also expected Adelard Raby, college vice president on the bus — it wasn't to be arrested. Peace Prize and tbe Roger Joseph
Schoolcraft officials expect a 1 much of a burden on students. to vote on a $2 per credit-hour tui- for business service* " All the black people, and many Prize from tbe Hebrew Union Col
white people, joined in and made it a lege
Pursell pushing school counseling plan
very significant protest" "We have made some progress,
but we do have a long way to go.'«
PARKS RECEIVED an honorary she added. "1 certainly would like to
Doctor of Laws degree Sunday — see peace in the world, the end of
By Thn Richard "Today kids spend 91 percent of es Foundation: spreading education- the 1800s, transformed American the campus' first such honorary de- war and the end of racism."
staff wrtter their time outside the classroom and si research to the classroom teacher. farms into tbe world's most effi-
9 percent in class. Half the parents Consulting dozens of veteran cient EXTRA CAR IN DRIVEWAY
U S. Rep. Carl Pursell today is are divorced, even in an affluent teachers in the 2nd District from "It worked then. It can work now,"
trying to sell his pet idea — elemen- place like Livonia," he said in re- Livonia to Jackson, Pursell last win- be said. CAR QETTIMO ON NERVES? TAXES TOO MIGHT
tary school counselors — to Educa- sponse to an audience question about ter found the federal government Pursell said Alexander, former
Help us help those In need
tion Secretary Lamar Alexander. reducing dropout rates. was spending millions for education- governor of Tennessee, "cleaned
Pursell, R-Plymouth, wants the "The teacher has very little belp al research that most teachers out- house" in the Education Depart- By donating your used car. boat r—i
estate—and r»cetv* fair market vahM as a
administration to include the idea in in an elementary classroom with 25 side Ann Arbor didn't even know ment. Christopher Cross, the assist- Jax deduction when you Itemize.
the major initiative designed to to 22 students," be said. about ant secretary who accompanied Pur-
make George Bush "tbe education His plan would seek a pilot pro- The concept NSF is studing, be sell on his winter trip, has been re- CALL 3 7 3 - 0 0 00
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"I may be a major sponsor of the duce counselors into elementary in tbe agricultural Cooperative' Ex- "I don't know if that's good or
new initiative," Pursell said Thurs- schools, not just high schools. tension Service which, beginning in bad," Pursell said.
day during a visit to address a 2nd
District-Wayne Republican dinner at THE BUSH policy is to encourage N E W E ST S P R I NG
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chef Larry
At
Janes
home
making
kitchen
I did something last weekend I
bad never done before.
Remember tbe first loaf of
bread you ever created? Maybe it
was that perfect pie.
Last weekend, along with a By J ante* Brunson basement of their home
fellow foodie toting pork shoulder special writer Meanwhile, Loizon prepared
and curing salts, we created souvlaki for family and friends,
homemade sausage. A SIDE FROM providing mere spending endless hours refining the
Not just any sausage, mind you. substance, food has played ever-important bread recipe into a
but homemade brats and about 10 / % an unusually important role softer finished product more
pounds of a spicy New Orleans in the life of Olga Loizon of befitting of the American palate.
favorite dubbed Andouille. Olga's Kitchen fame. Acting on inspiration, she added a
THERE CANT be very many It has been tbe means by which sauce of seasoned yogurt to the
folks, out there who are into she has passed along Greek tradition pocket of bread, filling it with
sausage making. to her children and their children. It sizzling slices of meat garnished
When my foodie friend visited has also provided a meaningful with chopped onion and tomato
the butcher's supply for some hog reason for being during a THE CREATION, a mouth
casings and requested enough particularly difficult penod of life, watering original that has since
casings for about 15 pounds of enriching Loizon in tbe process. become well known as a gyros or
sausage, she said that the Twenty-one years ago last month, hero sandwich, was virtually
counterperson almost laughed Loizon founded the first Olga's in a unknown at the time. Diners raved
aloud while screaming at the top sliver of a shop in what was then tbe over the finished product, feeding
of his lungs, "Tbe smallest Continental Market in Birmingham Loizon's confidence that she had
package of casings sold will make It was an instant success, frequented indeed stumbled upon a gastronomic
about 1,000 pounds!" by businessmen and students who wonder.
"No problem," my friend quickly adopted tbe small eatery as A visit to the local doctor for a
retorted "Casings keep forever their hangout. case of depression provided the final
when smothered in kosher salt." Today. Olga's is a chain of 55 impetus "There's nothing wrong
"You'd keep forever if covered restaurants in 11 states, employing with you. Go out and get a job."
in kosher salt, too," I responded. some 4.000 people. Two years ago. Loizon said the doctor told ber. She
SO WITH A powerful the chain became a franchiser, with then revealed her idea The doctor, a
KitchenAid mixer sporting a new locations opening at Persian by birth, grew excited.
brand-new food grinder option breathtaking pace Among the many "Souvlaki. I grew up on it. I love it,"
and sausage horns in hand, we locations, there are Olga's in he said
trimmed pork shoulder, ground Westland. Livonia. West Bloomfield, With renewed determination,
fresh spices, rinsed hog casings Bloomfield Township and Olga's Kitchen was born within tbe
and stuffed sausage to our heart's Birmingham. Rochester Hills is month. Son Bill, then a student at
content. slated next. Lawrence Institute of Technology,
Fortunately, we had a little At openings of each new became a willing partner Five
help. restaurant, I stand there in my years later the two were catering a
A few weeks back, Bruce little place with tears in my eyes. party in Bloomfield Hills when two
Aidells, one of the authors of "Hot Oh. Daddy, if only you could see me guests, properly impressed by the
Links and Country Flavors. now," the diminutive Loizon said, tasty fare, approached her about
Sausages in American Regional during a recent interview in her selling the business Two weeks
Cooking." visited Zingerman's striking Mediterranean-style home later, the deal was consumated over
Deli in Ann Arbor in Birmingham, designed by a meal of pancakes
He so impressed us with his architect husband John. Loizon, the colorful founder of
knowledge that we just had to get HER FATHER'S DEATH 26 years Olga's Kitchens, was retained as an
the book. ago and continuing dreams of him ambassadress of goodwill, a position
Anyone remotely afterwards inspired Loizon to spend she finds "'very nice They are very
contemplating homemade a year with her children in his respectful of me and I'm very proud
sausage should check out this homeland of Greece. It was there of what they are doing." Each week
Oiga Loizon
tome, stuffed with regional she discovered souvlaki, later to she is scheduled to visit various
(above) in her
delights such as Michigan Dutch become the mainstay of her restaurants
Birmingham
farmer's sausage. Southwestern restaurant. Last week, a 5-year-old caught
kitchen makes
chorizo and authentic Southern Although reared in a Greek home Loizon and other patrons in a
traditional
Boudin, not to mention new of immigrant parents, enjoying Detroit-area Olga's off guard when
Greek dishes.
American cuisine sausages like traditional cuisine prepared by her he asked to shake the hand of the
pheasant and wild mushroom, (Left) some of mother and passed along to Loizon, woman who created such a tasty
duck sausage and venison her specialties she had never before tasted souvlaki sandwich "That's a true story." she
sausage. are Custard until the year's sojourn to Greece. said, simultaneously crossing herself
THE GRINDING of the spices wPaissetr fyr o(mclo lcekf-t), "This is when I saw the sandwich in Catholic fashion
mortared into a paste, the rinsing The kids loved them. I wondered if GIVEN TO LAUGHING, she
of the elongated and twisted Individual this could go over in America. The delights in the story and countless
casings, the grinding of the meat Stuffed Egg- kids got very excited They thought others, all evolving around her food
and fat and finally, the stuffing, plant, Eggplant the idea was great." "Little things like that happen all the
proved to be almost instinctive. Casserole and After much persistence. Loizon time "
You knew when the spice Triangle finally purchased a spit on which to The secret bread recipe, still
mixture was just right by its Spinach Pie. broil lamb and beef, carefully known to only two people in addition
smell. You could tell by the feel STEPHEN CANTRELL packing and carrying the prized to Loizon, is prepared fresh daily at
of the sausage if it was stuffed stafi 3-io<o9'a»f*' possession back to tbe United States corporate headquarters in Troy
too loose or tight. at the end of the year's visit. Frozen bread balls are shipped daily
There was a "colonial" feeling But her husband opposed the idea to each 'kitchen," along with Olga's
as we sat around the table of a restaurant and so. for four famous spinach pie
: trimming the pork shoulder. years, the spit sat unused in the See Recipes. Page 2B.
" The gentle mixing of the meat,
fat and spices so as not to "melt" Spotlight is on you, along with 4-star food, at the Bijou
<he mixture reminded me of
kneading bread, knowing just
when to stop.
AFTER THE physical labor A night at the an ounce of Beluga cavier ($65), ter- The Indonesian-style roast rack of Southfield
was finished, we found ourselves Bijou is a night of rine of goose liver with truffles (125). 644-5522 Value: Food and service make it
almost fighting for the chance to stardom a popular smoked salmon ($12 50), or lamb ($25) is truly worthy of the worth the expense
stoke the smoker with an Guests are a simply wonderful serving of crab praise it receives. Marinated in Hoars: Lunch 11:30 a m to 2:30
assortment of alderwood, greeted and toast ($3 50). The four wedges of spices which include a slight touch of prn, Monday-Friday, Dinner 6-11
mesquite, hickory and apple wood pampered in a toast are stuffed with a delicious curry, cooked medium rare and p m Monday-Saturday Closed Sun- RATING GUIDE
that was soaked to aromatic style befitting this crab-mayo mixture and served with served with a peanut sauce that tru- day Reservations accepted. • Average (lots of places with simi-
perfection. Southfield restau- a sweet and sour sauce Very good ly complements the meat, this en- lar quality)
• The brats, fortunately for us, rant's Hollywood tree is delicious and memorable * * Good
smoked to perfection in under theme and in a ON TO THE SOUPS, where choic Prices: Lunch $6 50 $ 13. Dinner a a a Very good
two hours, just waiting to be ^ m a n n er that is es include french onion, a soup of the BIJOU • • * * entrees $19-29 with salads $3 50-$8 a * a # Excellent
plucked with tongs and tossed unique today to establishments run day and the restaurant's extraordi- 30855 Southfield Road jast sooth of and soups $3 75-$6 All major credit a a a a a Consistently superb — a
with some freshly sauted red and by longtime restauranteurs like the nary lobster bisque The choice is 13 Mile Road cards rare honor
jreen pepp^fs and Vidalia onions Bijou's Swiss born owner Walter simple — the thick, creamy and deli-
and sauteed baby red skins Maeder cately seasoned lobster bisque is fan-
I The Andouille summoned a Our evening there was full of tastic It is sweetened with a touch
smoking that would last at least pleasant surprises, from maitre d' of coconut milk and is equally good Chateaubriand
<12 hours Robert Kirnotos quiet attentiveness with or without the sherry that ac- for Two
; WHEN THE sausage had to the subdued showmanship with companies it. The soup is quite fill- Bouquet lara
finally passed the 14-hour mark which entrees are prepared table- ing, but is a "must try" and is worth is a favorite at
and I wouldn't stand it any side to Che parking attendant's im- every penny of its $6 charge the Bijou in
longer, it was removed from the peccable timing It was like being Southfield
smoker, only to fill my kitchen swept into a toned-down Hollywood On salads, the Bijou again de-
with faint aromas of a production serves a rave Kimoto's excellent JwEaRttR eYfy jKKXapVrNapSrKwY
smokehouse Need I say more? captain's salad features a delicious
Maeder s restaurant is a bit of a
If you are remotely Interested classic - and so is its menu It is combination of celery, mushrooms
in the fine art of sausage making, influenced by Maeder » European and artichoke hearts all sliced diago-
you must get this book roots and experiences Trendy sun- nally to soak up the delicious creamy
dressing with a faint taste of mus-
dried tomatoes are out Top billing
tard Bibb lettuce with seafood ori-
at the Bijou goes to dishes like Dover
You kn*w when the ental dressing is also quite popular
sole, rack of lamb and filet mignon
Salads are tossed alongside your
epic* mixture wee served with classic sauces, butter table in a huge metal bowl that is the
with almonds, peanut and bea ma ir-
Juet right by ft* envy of any home chef
respectively
smell. You could tell It's also a place where guests can The showmanship continues as the
by the feei of th* spend a tidy sum without much ef- waiter prepares main entrees table
fort Entrees are served with a vege- side as well, from slicing the Cha
e*u**g* M It wee
table. in our case green beans with teaubnand to arranging shrimp art-
e tufted too loo** or tomatoes Soups, salads and other fully on the oversized plates With a
tight. vegetables are a la carte And you deft hand, maitre d' Kimoto debooed
can spend between 1150 and 1*5 on our Dover sole as gracefully and ex
appetizers^lone, with selections like uertlv as we've ever seen it done
Monday. Apr« 29, 1991 OAE
28* OACMootfry. Apr* 29. 1991
G r a n d m o t h er f i n ds
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Winner Dinner
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our attention since the April 8 arti- Mon.-Wed. of the Kimmels' own experience BOB'S OF CANTON
receive
cle in Taste about bargain bakeries. 10-7 . Mori .-Sat. 9-8 with their two daughters and their 3-
Lynn Millar has been operating 50* off Thurs.-Fri. 4 2 1 - 0 7 10 year-old enterprise. Mommy Made
Lynn's Budget Bakery in Livonia for your order 10-7 April 28-May 5. 1991 31210 West Warren • Westland and Daddy Too!, which they describe
nin» years. Her old location was at Sat. 10-6 Merri-Warren Shopping-Center as the country's first freshly pre-
Seven Mile and Inkster roads, and OR pared baby and toddler food busi-
tbe store is now on Middlebelt Road, 10% Off Seniors. Celebrating 31 Years ness 8611 Lilley Road (at Joy Road) • Across From Mettetal Airport Hours:
aMcarortsisn fPrloamxa. the Livonia Mall, in One coupon Service Your Local Fresh MEAT, DELI, Prices Effective 0111 MoSnu n-S. 1at0.- 69 -8
"AS PARENTS, we develop chil- April 29 thru May 5. 1991 Call us for your special needs... 4 54
Tbe store carries many brands in- per person per visit. SEAFOOD, FRUIT & VEGETABLE STORE
COUSIN JACK PASTIES dren's palates. We train them," says
cluding Schaefer, Buttermaid,
Martha Kimmel, an early childhood U.S.D.A. Choice Beef
Rosen's and Sunmaid. All are at 50 We don't claim to be the best LTS.D.A. Grade A
development specialist and teacher
pareer c5e0nt poeffrc aenndt mofof.re .T hSean sdteorrse c aalkseos We'd rather let our customert be the judge. POU.RS.TD.EA.R WHe sOt eUrn S GEra oinr F Ted-B BOeef NE "The earlier you introduce them BONELESS BONELESS Ho'V CG°r3doa;i°n
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Sanders cakes, toppings and candies make the appreciation and the asso-
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at discount prices. ciation that this is the way they want s Sliced Free • Whole Beef $
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Learning about at the source Trying to get the gang together or brocco- MONDAY TOUGH LOVE: A parent support High School. For more information, is 10 a.m. today at Canton Township will be at 7:30 pjn. at the new facul- -Y" VOLUNTEERS: The Plym-
makes an impression that is hard to WINE SELECTIONS focus on wine but having trouble juggling ached- • li.) Drain, set aside. group meets Mondays at 7 p.m. call Kristin Blackwell, 551-4110. Administration Building. League is ty building, (old Friandly's Restau- outh YMCA seeks volunteers. 453-
forget. With the prohibitive cost of OF THE WEEK ules? Invite everyone for a weekend In a large skillet cook turkey, Faith Community Church, 45001 set to begin May 7 at Fellows Creek rant) Plymouth Township Hall The 2904
European travel, a California wine- brunch, since mornings often aren't onion and pepper until vegetables BLOODMOBILE: Blood may be Warren Road, Canton. 081-5957. HEALTH-O-RAMA: Free health Golf Course. 397-5110. meeting is open to the public. Appli-
country trip may be a sensible travel 1989 VUla Mt. Eden Cbenin Eleanor and so planned. You won't have to wake are just tender and turkey is no long- given at St Michael Lutheran screening Is available today for any- cations for Festival are due by May FOOD DISTRIBUTION:
alternative. Blue, Napa Valley (|8.50) is one up at dawn because you assemble er pink. Remove from heat; drain. Cbuixh. 7000 N. Sheldon Road In KARATE; Classes meet 7:30 p.m. one 15 years of age or older, 10 ajn. MEETING: The Toast masters 31 397-3173 or 450-2577. Focus: HOPE provides food to eligi-
Flying to either San Francisco or of the best made in California. It j| Ray Heald this dish the evening before and chill Setaaide. Canton, 2-8 p.m. Call Shirley Smith Mondays and Thursdays. Call Canton to 5 p.m. at Starkweather Communi- Club meets 5: 30 p.m Tuesdays at ble Canton senior dtiaens at the Can-
Oakland will put you within an is meant to be enjoyed when it is It overnight. In the morning, white • 4 at 459-U33 - Parks and Recreation at 397-SUO. ty Education Center, 550 N. Hoi- Denny's Restaurant, 39550 E Ann ATTENTION DEFICIT Plymouth too Recreation Center. Call 397
hour's drive of Napa Valley. Napa is young, fresh and fruity. This wine breakfast is baking, heat up some In a large mixing bowl beat eggs. brook in Plymouth. Senior citizens in Arbor Road in Plymouth. 451-1341 psychologist and Canton pediatri- 1000, Ext. 278
beautiful almost any time of the is an excellent sapper built in a purchased rolls, cut up some fruit Add milk, flour, Parmesan cheese, STORYTIME Preschool and tod- the city and township of Plymouth or 455-1910 cians are anr«g area professionals
year, but it is becoming a busier style to accompany food. It and put ot> the coffee. lemon pepper, salt and tarragon; dler program* wjll begin in May at TUESDAY may arrange, 24 hours in advance, that will discuss this disorder. 7-9 SCHOOL VOLUNTEERS: —
place to visit. Traveling in off-sea- boasts wonderful aromas of breath of fresh air and enjoy lunch sions — for harvesting grapes that beat until smooth with a rotary beat- the Plymouth District Library. Reg- for transportation with Senior Van p.m.. Advance registration required. Morning School in Plymouth Town-
son is best, but not everyone can peach, fig and honeydew melon, with a chilled bottle of VUla Mt have reached the peak of perfection TURKE^XSPARACtJS er. (Or, combine eggs, milk, flour, istration ii the last week of April. Service at 450-5588 WEDNESDAY 349-3145. ship is seeking retirees, college stu-
plan his or her time that well. with smooth, round fruit flavors Eden Cbenin Blanc ($8.50) at the pic- — are based on taste. "I never loae J BRUNCH BAKE Parmesan cheese, lemon pepper, For registration times, call 453- SUPPORT: A teen support group dent! and parents 420-3331.
In addition to more tourists each and a touch of vanilla. nic tables right next to the vine- sight of the gustatory pleasures of salt and tarragon in a blender con- 0750. meets at 3 p.m at Plymouth Salem SENIORS GOLF: League meeting FALL FESTIVAL: Board meeting
year, Napa Valley features bed and 1985 Conn Creek Ziafandel, yards. Other Villa Mt. Eden wines Booth confesses "I taste for a 1 pound fresh asparagus, or one It- tainer; cover and blend for 20 sec- SMOKE DETECTORS Free de-
breakfasts, hot air balloons, gourmet Napa Valley (f 12) highlights cher- available locally include the 1985 and make it a part of every ounce package frosen cut asparagus, onds.) THURSDAY tectors, with installation, are offered
restaurants, a wine train and nearly ry, spice and anise aromas with a Cabernet Sauvignon ($15), 1989 , of my winemaking '' or one 10-ounce package frosen cut from Colonial Kiwanis of Plymouth.
200 wineries. All this is packed into a supple, approachable mouthfeel, Chardonnay (f 14) and 1988 (red) Zin- broccoli Spray bottom and sides of a 13-by- Call Plymouth Fire Department,
valley that is only 30 miles long and in a style that is ready to enjoy. fandel ($11.75). / Coon Creek's wines are made to 1 pound ground raw turkey 9-by-2-inch baking dish with non- PLUS PRESCHOOL Registration Chief A1 Matthews, 453-1234, or
five miles wide. 1985 Conn Creek Barrel Select enjoy with food, and Booth's taste 1 cup chopped onion stick spray coating. Arrange meat obituaries continues for 4-year-olds living in Plymouth Fire Department, Chief
If you would like to take a trip Cabernet Saavignon, Napa Valley After lunch, take a drive north on for the piquant and spicy is obvious Vi cup chopped red or green sweet mixture in dish; top with cooked cut tthnee aarreeaass oofi Etnriuksssoonn,, rFsanrr«ainud,, - ,,,
back in time and get a peek at what ($18) is blended with small the Silverado Trail to Conn Creek in his wines. At six years of age the pepper asparagus and cover and chill. Cover Field, Gallimore and Hoben Elemen ^^ Groth- 453 38
life used to be like in this old farm- amounts of merlot and cabernet Winery. Tbe Silverado Trail runs die was cast for Booth when he 8eggs and chill egg mixture separately. FLOSSIE M. GOWAN Wayne. She is formerly of Westland. Parish Council, member of the Men's ADELAIDE G. JOHNSON tary Schools. Orientation session will ADULT CARE; Foster care is
ing community, we suggest a visit to franc. It features broad flavors, along tbe foothills of the Atlas Moun- joined his father on a 30,000-mile cu- 2 cups milk To bake, stir egg mixture well and Mrs. Rousse is survived by her Club and an usher for SO years at St be in June at Central Middle School needed for adults with mental retar-
Villa Mt Eden winery. Established good fruit and balanced oak. tains on the east side of Napa Valley, linary adventure through Mexico. 1 cup all-purpose floor pour over turkey mixture. Bake, un- Services for Flossie M. Go wan, 78, husband, Richard G. Rousse of Can- Vincent dePaul. He retired in 1M7 Services for Adelaide G. Johnson, 451-4656 dation Call 332-4410 in Oakland
in 1881, Villa Mt Eden is Napa Val- Winemaker Jeff Booth says it has parallel to Highway 29, Napa's The elder Booth, with a passion for •A cup grated Parmesan cheese covered, in a 425-degree oven about of Sarasota. Fla., were Thursday. ton Township; one daughter. Gail after working 40 years as supervisor 78, of Canton were April 22 at R.G St County or 455-M80 in Wayne County.
ley's 11th bonded winery and still the aromas of tobacco-leaf, mint crowded main artery. The traffic is food, wine and ideas, was creating 1 teaspoon lemon pepper 30 minutes or until a knife inserted April 25, at Lambert-Verroeulen Stuck of Farwell; one son, Greg in the service department of Daisy G.R Harris Funeral Home in Gar- MENS SOFTBALL Canton Parks
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hidden from view, at the end of a can be enjoyed when first re- tion of the Silverado Trail and Conn ——i) spears. Serve immediately. Makes 1914 In Island, Ky. She died April 21 Venice, Fla.;*two sisters, Shirley two daughters, Mary Dale of Moun- April 19 in Hope Convalescent Cen- mous meets Thursdays, 8 p.m. St
curving gravel drive that takes you leased or aged for 10 years or Creek Road (Highway 128). Conn Creek wines available in 10 servings. lo Sarasota, Fla. She lived in Garden McGill of Manhattan, Kan. and tain View, Calif, and Anne King of ter. She was a homemaker and for- John Neumann Church, 44600 War- WALKING: Group walks are at 10
back 20 years. Tbe cluster of small, more. • Winemaker Jeff Booth has a fascina- Michigan include 1987 Sauvignon To cook fresh asparagus, wash and City from 1942-1989 and -z*s a Deanna Henry of Junction City, 'New York, N.Y.; one brother, Melvin merly lived in Dearborn and Alma. ren, Canton 453-2811. a.m. Monday through Friday at SL
white, frame buildings, complete tion for scientific study and the tech- Blanc ($12), 1987 Chardonnay scrape off scales. Break off woody Nutrition information per serving: homemaker. Kan., parents, William C. Pechin and King of Plymouth; three sisters, Mrs. Johnson is survived by five John Neumann Church parking lot,
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Arrangements were made by Cal- The Rev. Gary Damon, of the St. in Plymouth Call Dick Seaman at Senior citizens
Services for Gerald L. King. 85, of
LOIS A. ROUSSE Rogers, Ark., were Tfcursday at St lisoo-Lough Funeral Service in Rog- First United Methodist Church of 455-9741. HOSPICE SPEAKERS: Hospice
ers, Ark. Garden City, officiated tbe service.
Vincent dePaul Catholic Church Services of Western Wayne County
AP — The following stuffing re- 1 medium red pepper, seeded and Saute nuts, garlic and red pepper Pinch allspice S & S SUPERETTE Services for Lois A. Rousse. of Burial was at St Vincent Cemetery. SUNDAY has volunteers available to speak to
cipes can be used with the "double- finely chopped in butter until nuts are golden. Re- Salt to taste Canton Township, were April 20 at Mr. King was born May 23,1925 in church groups and civic organiza-
pocket" technique for baked, broiled 1 teaspoon butter move from heat stir in remaining QUALITY MEATS Vermeulen Memorial Trust 100 Fu- Ypsilanti. He died April 22 in Rog- THERAPY: Adult Children of Al- tions. 522-4244.
PLANNING COMMISSION NOTICE
or grilled pork chops. li -teaspoon grated lemon peel ingredients. Stuff in pork chop and Quickly saute apple in butter until Homemade. Fresh & Smoked Kielbasa neral Home. ers, Ark. He moved to Arkansas in coholic and Dysfunctional Families
MEDITERRANEAN STUFFING 11V M it taabblleessppoooonnss gpraeresnle oy,n imoni,n cmedin ced cinogo,k w ahsic dhe sfiilrlesd .4 pMoarkk ecsb o1p sc. up stuff- ampipnluet ebse.g Rinesm toov ebro fwronm, ab hoeuatt 2 a tnod 3 6248 M(i3d Bdlolcekbs eNl.t ,of FGoardr Rdde.n) City 19M32r isn. RJuonucssteion w Casity ,b oKrnan. D Sehce. d 1i1e,d m19e5m8 fbreorm of SPtly Vmioncuethn.t d HeePa uwla Csa tah - CITY OF PLYMOUTH, MICHIGAN mWeoerktss ,7 P-9lym po.mu.th. S 4u5nVda4y9s0,2 Growth lonHgE-tAeLrmT Hhe CalAthR Ec:are S apnedak Meresdic oanr e
to teaspoon oregano combine with remaining ingredients. Full Line Meat & Dell Counter • Freezer Meat April 19 at Annapolis Hospital in olic Church, former secretary of the 7'30 P.M. are available. Call Patty Jamison at
•4 cup pine nati to teaspoon salt BLUE CHEESE STUFFING Stuff in pork chop and cook as de- WEDNESDAY, MAY 8, l»f 1 Editor's Note: The calendar is 455-0510
1 clove garlic, minced to teaspoon pepper to cup crumbled blue cheese sired. Makes 1 cup stuffing, which Food Stamps Accepted • Beer and Wine ANY prepared one week in advance
to cup walnats, coarsely chopped fills 4 pork chops. A regular of the Planning Commission will be held on Wednesday. May and will include events running TRIPS: For senior citizen or adult
to teaspoon black pepper rBONELESS~SKTNLESST" ckt^h o T t h f w ^k ~~1 S. 1991 at 7 JO p.m. in the Commission Chambers of tbe City Hall to consider the through the next serpen days To trip information, call Plymouth
Recipes from National Pork CANADIAN TIME following. • . . include pour event in the calen- Parks and Recreation, 455-6620; or
Stir together all ingredients. Stuff Producers Council I CHICKEN | NR-68-27 — 193 N. Main Si - Modification to Site Plan - Conversion of dar. contact Nancy Pennington. Canton Township Parks and Recre-
in pork chop and cook as desired. WHITE PERCH FILLET Storage Space to Office 459-2700 ation. 397-5444
new products Makes 1 cup stuffing, which fills 4 I BREAST | ANY Zooed B-3 General Business
pork chops. Don't Miss i $2.99 2.99 A Public HearingA wpiplll ibcea nhte Nldo ormn atbne W preoapsot sed revisions to the Zoning Ordinance CITY OF PLYMOUTH
MICHIGAN
STREET SCENE'S of the Plymouth City Code
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home economist. Cooperative Extension Service and cholesterol free.
Tofu, made from soybeans, has
been a staple of Oriental cooking for
Childhood foods about 2,000 years. It provides tbe Florlne Mark
major source of complete protein for
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vegetarian. Tofu has one of tbe high- at (•
are comforting est ratios of protein to calories of all stick pieces) carrots Top each shell with Vh of the tofu with cilantro (or parsley).
plant foods. It Uso is low in calories S cap each JaUeaae-cat (matcfcsttcfc mixture; sprinkle each with to ounce Each serving provides: 1 Protein,
compared to beef. A four-ounce pieces) red beO pepper, sliced nasfc- cheese and broil just until cheese 1 Bread, Vegetable, to Fat, 10 Op-
serving of tofu is just 12 calories. An rooms, sliced scallkms (greea oal—) melts, about 1 minute. tional Calories.
equal amount of beef contains about To serve, transfer toatadas to
four times that many calories serving platter and serve with sour Source. Weight Watchers Quick
Hot homemade soup, old-fash- made with solid fat such as shorten- Part of tbe attraction of this In blender container combine to- cream on the side. Garnish platter Success Program Cookbook
ioned pudding, fresh-from-tbe-oven ing or butter. Biscuits should be cut "meat substitute" is Its ability to mato, vinegar, peanut oil, soy sauce,
bread or biscuits, or anything choco- close together, leaving as little take on tbe flavors of whatever It is hooey and Chinese sesame oil and
late are all comfort foods. dough as possible to reroll. Do not cooked with — from cheesecake to process until smooth. In large mix- Do it for someone
; These seem to evoke fond memo- knead tbe scraps. Simply press to- stir-fry dishes to tasty dips. Once you ing bowl combine remaining ingred-
ries of foods you loved as a child. We gether, reroll and cut Too fattening cook with tofu, you will find its fla- ients; sdd tomato mixture and toss you love...
never seem to outgrow the taste for for your diet? Try to serve steaming vor, nutritional benefits and versatil- to coat Cover and refrigerate until
these delightful comfort foods as we hot. There is no need for additional ity will win you over. chilled, at least 30 minutes, or over-
think of the simple pleasures in life. butter and jam. Tofu is usually found water- night. Toss again before serving. Stop smoking
Take care making your comfort packed in a sealed plastic container
foods memorable. A SIMMERING pot of soup is a and is available in most major Each serving provides: 1 Fat, 1,
forInt, aus heu trbrey mfoircr yoowuarv pe.u diCdiiincgro cwoamve- Sweerlvceo msoeu,p co inm fmorutgisng to si sgphatr kan yap dpaeyt-. sItu cpoemrmesar rkeeatdsy in t otb eea ptr owdiuthce n ose cctoiookn-. CPraoloteriiness , 5 Vegetables, 10 Optional TIm» »p»c« oonatad :AN LUNG
cooking of pudding occurs from all ites and offer comfort. Tbe secret to ing necessary. Make sure to read tbe M a puOMC MTMca oy rtw puMiaiw
sides rather than only tbe bottom. flavorful soup is tbe broth or stock. expiration date. Tofu, like milk, is Source: Weight Watchers Healthy
This eliminated tbe possibility of A tasty broth can be prepared with perishable and turns sour after time. Life-Style Cookbook, 1991.
scorching. For added convenience, little effort. To make a great broth UGLY KITCHEN CABINETS?
measure, mix and cook pudding in a let the mixture simmer slowly. If tbe STORING TOFU properly takes a TOFU TOSTADAS
four-cup glass measure. liquid boils the broth will be cloudy. little effort, but it is well worth It Makes 2 Servings
You may have given up on pud- When you get tbe tofu home, drain, DONT 'REFACE'
ding thinking it is too fattening. Add vegetables and herbs for ex- rinse and submerge it in a container 3 ounces firm-style tofa, diced REPLACE..
Make some changes. Use skim milk, tra flavor. Carrots and onion deepen filled with fresh cold water, cover 2 tablespoons each diced seallion
egg substitutes, cut down on sugar the color of tbe broth and add sweet- and refrigerate. Tbe cold water (greea onion), red bell pepper, green MODERN & EUROPEAN STYLES
try adding more vanilla and use re- ness. Remember to strain several should be changed daily. Tofu will bell pepper and tomato FORMICA SOLID WOOOS
duced-calorie margarine. Tbe pod- times and remove fat to make a remain fresh up to a week. If you 2 pimieato-staffed g -olives, Soild Colors OaK, Cherry
ding will still be good and smell as lighter and healthier broth. Chilling have extra tofu that you don't want sliced .S ano Woodgrain and Birch
wonderful as you remember. helps to degrease broth and stock. to use right away, drain and freeze. 1 Hi teaspoons each chopped hot or
Tbe solidified fat can be easily re- When ready for use, place tbe bag In mild chili pepper, chopped cilaatro SERVING WAYNE. OAKLAND S MACOMB
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pudding is bread pudding, blending large batches, so tbe enjoyment can any water from the tofu. lime Juice (no sagar added) • FREE ESTIMATES
lemon and vanilla flavors. Old favor- continue, especially since many There are many ways to cook and 1 teaspoon olive or vegetable oil
ites also include rice, tapioca, vanil- taste better the second day. experiment with tofu: Try cutting it 1 garlic clove, chopped 1M2 E. 11 Mils Rd., Madison Hgta.
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of tbe stove or baked. certainly not tastier. Small amounts tofu lakes on tbe flavor of tbe food 1 ounce Monterey Jack cheese,
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use a double boiler, being careful Just like kids, many of us will eat spices combined with fresh vegeta- 1 tablespoon sour cream
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Monday. April 29. 1991 O&E
Chiefs, Rocks
easy winners
in dual meets
Plymouth Canton and Plymouth
Salem blitzed the opposition for a
second straight week in girls track
and field Thursday. girls track
The defending Western Division
champion Chiefs smashed host
Farmington Hills Harrison 10J-25,
and tbe Rocks ripped visiting North
Farmington 105-23 in tbe Lakes Di- The Salem girl* had
vision. four double winner9 in
ronton and Salem are 2-0 in their
Nikki Santilli, Tonya
respective division races and the
same overall. Wheeler, Sarah Makins
Tbe Chiefs woo every event but and Andrea Kinnelly,
the 100 and 200 dashes in which Har-
rison's Heather Conley had the win- who also was on two
ning times at IS.4 and 28.4. winning relay teams.
Karma Kilpelainen was a double
winner for Canton in individual
events and also was a member of
two winning relay teams. Wheeler was first in the high jump
Six of her teammates — Aleah (4-4) and the 400 run (1:03.1), and she
Collier, Ifoetna Okwumabua, Kim followed Stacey Witthoff, Livermore
Gudeth, Christie Saffron. Amy Smith and Jessica Moyer in tbe 1,600 relay.
and Lana Boroditsch — had one indi- The Rocks won the race in 4:26.
vidual victory each and participated Kinnelly and Livermore opened - ME
in at least one relay victory. tbe 400 and 800 relays, being the
Collier won the shot put (37-1) and first and second to carry the baton. BILL BRESLERy«ta» photogrg>hf
Okwumabua the discus (104-2). The Dana Driscoll and Alysia Sofios
Chiefs swept first place in the field helped Salem close the 400 in 54 sec- Jason Riggs slides into second base ahead of the teg by Northville infielder Kevin Smoot. The Chiefs didn't have one of the
events with Stephanie Gray winning onds and the 800 in 1:53.4. better hitting games but still won the WLAA contest 3-2.
the high jump (5-3) and Heather Pas-
Salem's remaining victory came
tor the long jump (15-"4).
in the 3,200 run in which Emily Far- Pitching saves
Gudeth. Saffron, Smith and Boro- rell completed tbe eight laps in
ditsch were successful in running 12:47.3.
events with respective times of
Jenny Weh of North Farmington
1:04.4, 2:34.8,' 5:40.3 and 12:38.4 in
won the 800 run with a 2:33.8 time
tbe 400 through tbe 3,200 races.
and ran tbe first leg of the successful day in baseball
Kilpelainen and Ndu Okwumabua 3.200 relay (10:42.7). Emily Shively
anchored the second half of the 400
finished the 1,600 in 5:38.3 to win
and 800 relays, which finished in 54.1
that race for the Raiders, 0-2 in the
and 1:53.5. They were joined by Col-
division and overall.
lier and Ifoema Okwumabua on the
400 team, Michelle Dean and Gudeth Good pitching served as a counterweight to sub-par hitting Thursday, en-
on the 800 unit. SHELL1 GAUL and Kay Rodgers abling tbe Centennial Educational Park varsity baseball teams to win a pair
of Farmington combined for six first
of games.
Saffron. Gudeth and Boroditsch places, but tbe Falcons failed to win
Plymouth-Salem stayed unbeaten with an 8-2 victory over visiting Walled
ran tbe first, third and fourth legs of a relay and overcome defending
Lake Central, and host Plymouth-Canton trimmed Northville 3-2.
the 1,600 and 3.200 relays, which Western Lakes Activities Associa-
Tbe Rocks are 3-0 in the Lakes Division of the Western Lakes Activities
turned in times of 4:26.1 and 10:24.6. tion champion Livonia Stevenson.
Association and 6-0 overall. Canton is 3-0 in the Western Division of the
The No. 2 runner on those teams was
Jennifer Hartke and Smith, respec- The 77-51 loss dropped Farming- WLAA and 4-2 overall.
tively. ton to 0-2 in the Lakes Division and Chris Tomas pitched a two-hitter for Salem, but his teammates had only
Harrison is 1-1 in tbe division and overall. six hits — the same as the Chiefs — and made five errors. Tomas struck out
overall. Gaul won the high hurdles in 16.7, three and walked two in six innings.
the intermediate hurdles in 51.4 and "It wasn't a well-played game," Salem coach John Gravlin said. "Tomas
THE SALEM girls had four double tbe high jump at 4-1. Rodgers was almost had a no-hitter. We didn't swing the bats well."
winners in Nikki Santilli, Tonya first in the long jump at 14-101*, and Jeff Be lisle and Tom Davey had one double each, and Belisle, drove in a
Wheeler, Sarah Makins and Andrea she outraced the Stevenson sprinters
pair of runs.
Kinnelly, who also was on two win- in the 100 and 200 dashes with times
Junior right-hander Frank Learned pitched 5 V» innings /or Canton and
ning relay teams. of 13.3 and 29.1.
gave up all three Northville hits. He struck out three and wetted one.
Tracey Livermore won the long Scott Kennedy entered with the bases loaded and one out in the top of the
Stevenson's Teresa Sarno won the
jump (15-3) and participated in each sixth inning, and he retired the side with two strikeouts/Kennedy struck out
shot put (34-11) and the discus (121-
of Salem's three relay victories. 1). Tbe Spartans did well in the dis- four, walked none, allowed no hits and earned a save. J
Wheeler also had a third first place tance runs with Carrie Creehan win- Tbe Chiefs took a 2-0 lead in the first inning and IgB 3-1 after both teams
as the anchor on tbe 1,600 relay. ning the 3,200 (12:2€), Jennifer scored once in the fourth
Santilli threw the shot put 29-10 Pfander the 800 (2:36) and Gail "We had the ballgame but then we relaxed," Canton coach Fred Crissey
and the discus 89-6 for her wins, Grewethe 1.600 (6:02 4). said, "and when you do that, crazy things are going to happen.
Makins ran the high hurdles in 18.4 "Kennedy pitched very well in relief, and Frank did a good job. We just got BILL BRESLER/Waft photograph*
and the intermediates in 52.7 and Stevenson's relay times were a little complacent.'"
Kinnelly posted times of 13.7 and 10:45 for the 3,200, 1:56 (800), 54.2 Brian Tiell had two hits and one RBI, and Jason Riggs. Mike Wougamon, Frank Learned pitched a strong game over 5V» innings to esrn
28.2 in the 100 and 200 dashes. (400) and 4:31 2 <1,600). Todd Pniewski and Michael Stafford had single hits for Canton. the victory for Canton.
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Smith's work ethic rates No. 1
By Stave Kowalaki time and it's more demanding, more
staff writer competitive (than high school) It's Canton
hard to do your work when you're
Missy Smith, a 1989 Plymouth Sa- tennis traveling — and when it ends I'm
lem graduate, plays No 6 singles pretty excited
achieves
and No. 3 doubles for the Eastern "My goal is to just do well, both in
Michigan University women's tennis school and tennis and to graduate."
team
'It's nice to have The fall season is full of tourna-
But if EMU coach Claudia Wasik ments. while the spring season is 4th win
made a list of her hardest workers. athletes who recognize made up of the MACs six-team
Smith might rank No. 1 the value of weight schedule Eastern, which last year
.d "It's nice to have athletes who rec- training, conditioning finished third in the MAC tourna- Plymouth Canton won its fifth
ognize the value of weight training, ment. closed its league schedule Sat-
straight dual meet in boys tennis
conditioning and running." said and running. (Missy urday with a home match against
Wednesday, trouncing Walled
Wasik, in her 12th year "She comes Smith) comes from an Bowling Green State University Lake Western 6-1
from an athletic family Not all ten-
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"We're really never out of tbe sea- court, but she works is 2-2 in doubles play The Chiefs swept the singles
sfoenre Tnhcee) cMonAsCist s(M oifd o-Anlmye trhicea nsp Crionng-, hard at conditioning as Wasik said she has been working contests with No 2 Rod Jesena
but really we play year-round We well as stroking and is more with Smith as a doubles player defeating Brent Mackowiak 6-0.
have a very long season " intent on improving in since she was only allowed to play 6-0. No 3 Scott Jones defeating
Yes, indeed tennis.' steinngnliess p ilnay heirgsh m scuhstoo pll a(yH iognhe socrh othoel SNhaatwe nS tHovaartll d 6e-f1e.at 6in-2g; Dansdn MNoili n4-
COLLEGE TENNIS teams play in — Claudia Wasik other) ko 6-1, 6-0
both the fall and spring seasons and EMU tennis coach Smith describes herself as a play- Canton's No 1 doubles team of
in between there is weight lifting, er who stays back and rallies, and Eric Mitchell and Jeff Fuerst
running and indoor tennis Not to Wasik has seen improvement in her downed John Bull and Scott Ward
mention all the homework college ning has helped the younger Smith game 6-2. 6-2. and the No 3 duo of Tom
students face condition herself for her demanding "She's playing the same position Fazio and Steve Dale was a 6-2, 6-
& Smith played soccer at Salem, of- vhedul* (No 6) but her ground strokes are 1 winner over Olge Kotlyar and
ten opposing her father — Canton stronger and she feels more com Rormen Gotenbek
I coach Don Smith — and his team in "It (Mi to be too much, especially fortabie." Wasik said. "Her record in
the big games She probably appreci- in the spring.' admits Smith, who the MAC. she and 1 would both like Western took its only victory at
ates that sport more now than she plans to go into teaching after she to see get stronger, but she is strong No 2 doubles where J R Matsoo
did two years ago All that extra run- graduates "You're playing all the er overall (than last year)." and Jayson SchoederUne defeated
Scott Boersma and Alex Warden
7-5. 6-4
SKA S*SLEn/«wl» photograph* The Chiefs are 3-0 in the West-
ern Lakes Activities Association
Smith, former Salem athlete, has continued her tennis and 4-1 overall
at Eastern Michigan University.
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nent Walled Lake Central the previ- and defenders ton, North Farmington, Harrison lege with his superb play on the dia- Art George, a junior at Evansville
The defending champion of. t..he . Livonia . .Me n.'s . Mo.di.fdied F rans.t--vPitch «t»n< son and Ron Wandzel return firmomm llaa«stt yne>airr, t tnono. WWhhiittee aanndd KKeessssoonn bbe€ gin and Mercy. Livonia Clarenceville. mond A senior from Livonia (Ste- from Redford (Thurston HS), ranks
Softball League returns to defend its title this year but under a new their third season in tbe sport, Kirkpatrick, Tiller, Robinson and Wandzel Ladywood, Churchill, Franklin venson HS). Mazzoni — in his first seventh in both hitting ( 339) and
their second. and Stevenson, Redford Union, season playing baseball for Adrian doubles (nine. 0.26), he's first in
MAil-American Sports Center will attempt to win its first title for the Ail-American Sports also welcomes former Total Foods players John Thurston, Catholic Central and St. — is hitting 317 with team highs in triples (four, Oil) and fourth in AT
new sponsor after achieving previous success as Pat Boyle Chevrolet and Longridge, Jim Dillon and Bob DeBenedet. Ail-American Sports also has Agatha; Walled Lake Central and doubles (six) and RBI (19). Adrian is stolen bases (18. in 22 attempts. 0 51
FGS Radiator before that former area baseball standout Chris Sisler on its roster this year. Western; Garden City; Lutheran 8-12-1 overall. 3-5 in the Michigan a game).
All-American Sports was second in Division A during the regular sea- theTrbee w Ail lan bde B a d 1iv3i-sgioamnse w silela bsoen c owmitbhin neod ipnltaoy oofnfes,. 1 G4-atmeaems alereag upel,ay aendd WMeemstloarnidal, John Glenn and Wayne Intercollegiate Athletic Association
son last year but won tbe post-season tournament the fourth time in YOU CAN DEPEND ON
eight years It claimed the overall crown. Monday nights at Ford Field in Livonia. Dean Kobaue, a junior from Livo-
Tbe still includes veteran players Jim Foster, Dave Brubaker, The other teams in the league are AJs, ALT, Bedson Electric, Malar- MEAKIN &
Rick Dreher, Dan Pierce and nationally-renowned pitcher A1 White. Fos- key's Pub, Marauders, Mid-Joy Inc., O'Connell Industries. Papa Mobil
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