C a n t on O b s i e r b er Volume 8 Number 69 Thursday, March 24, 1983 Canton. Michigan 52 Pages Twenty-Five Cents Man shot in spat Revenue over can of motor oil rynogjEKHy PtfjTAlRWlT loss MlNS K. CK>«€SC ft AitEixcftM cuttnrc MIMAN MCIUTIVB An argument over a can of motor oil sonal bond. Preliminary examination ended in gunfire at the Lincolnshire in district court will be March 28 townhouse complex on Joy Road Sun- threatens day, police said. ACCORDING TO police reports, the Joseph Coleman, 27, of Trails Court victim and the alleged assailant arguert-v^ was treated at Wayne County General over the whereabouts of a can of mot' Hospital for gunshot wounds to his oil in the basement of the townhouse Canton arm, according to reports. Coleman, shot in the arm, went t the Canton police station for help. A Coleman's uncle by marriage. Dennis fire department rescue unit took him to Spencer, 29. of the same address, has Wayne County General Hospital, where By M.B. Dillon Ward btoe deno cghraeragte bdo dwiliyth h aasrmsau llets sw tithhan i nmteunrt- he Swpaesn tcreera ltaetder a ntdur rneeldea hsiemd self in, po- bbaadc Ttatsataeta 'm ^ tthhe M.r'n9 m oKu t?har odveenrs t hree# mtauusriacnt fr hoamv* e na- t reersttaaiunrmaenntt i nat H taherv anredx tS^qduow«e C sy£pprpu!sn'gG ardln7 staff writer der. lice said. The weapon in the case — be- Canton Township employees could Spencer was arraigned before Judge lieved to be a 44-Magnum, hasn't been ^Choppingjmad' face payless paydays within a year Dunbar Davis Monday. The court en- recovered, police said. should the township lose $1.2 million in tered a not-guilty plea in Spencer s be- Assault with intent to do great bodily state-shared revenues half. harm less than murder carries a maxi- That's a long-range scenario, but su- sesSspinegn cae rf airlesoar mwa sin c hcaormgmedis wsiiotnh opfos a- mupuomn cpoennvailctytio onf. 1 T0h yee afirsre iamrpmrsis opnomsseens-t With egg rolls you get Elvis pfoerr tvhieso wr oJarsmt. es E. Poole is preparing felony He was released on $10,000 per- sion charge is a two-year felony Poole is searching for qualified residents to serve on a "blue-ribbon committee' which will develop "worse- License denial By Arlana Funks staff writer TTHHEE TTWWOO rreessttaauurraannttss hhaavvee ccoo--eexxiisstt-- AT AT CCHHRRIISSTTMMAASS,, aa pprriivvaattee ppaarrttyy in case" contingency plans and present êd in in t thhee H Haarrvvaarrdd SSqquuaarree sshhooppppiinngg cceenn-- thethe bbaannqquueett rroooomm ffpeaaftnurrpedd aa hbiei lly them to the township board Sue Nor Kwan believes belly dancers ter, at Ford and Sheldon, since about dancer using taped music. Stylianou Fueling Poole's financial dilemma peeves owner and "Elvis" imitators clash with egg 1975. according to both proprietors said The show lasted only 20 minutes, are the $210,000 loss in township reve- rolls and chicken chop suey Originally, a real-estate office occu- but his neighbor complained, he said nue due to decreased assessments; pro- Kwan. a partner in the Ming K Gar- pied a suite between the two restau- posed raises for township employees, dens restaurant in Canton, has a large rants. Kwan said. When the realtor A Jew weeks ago, Stylianou began totaling $85,000; and the potential loss case of heartburn over the '"noise" moved out, the Greek restaurant ex- featuring singer Ron Parker, who imi- of $50,000 by the district court system coming from the Greek-specialty panded and developed a banquet room tates well-known, popular singers from "We might lose revenue amounting By Art«n« Funk* sured the distance from the nearest Cyprus Gardens restaurant next door Now a common wall divides the two the past, according to an advertise- to 41 percent of our general fund budg- staff writer corner of the school to the proposed Kwan and her husband. Ming Chin restaurants ment in the restaurant window The en- et of $3 5 million," said Poole at a site, determining the distance exceeded Kwan, have filed a lawsuit in Wayne "I'm willing to have people look at tertainment is offered after 9 p.m. press conference Monday Businessman George Odish will ap- 500 feet County Circuit Court, requesting an in- (the dispute) from both sides." Styli- Thursday through Saturday nights "I'D LIKE to meet with the seven to peal the state Liquor Control Commis- Since there is no building now. inves- junction against Cyprus Gardens' anou said "I cannot afford to spend one Kwan said her customers objected to nine blue-ribbon committee members sion's denial of his request for a pack- tigators will measure the distance "noise" from its weekend entertain- dime " the sounds Stylianou moved the loca- once or twice a week for the next three SmagheeOen llddtiiaoqsrnuhy oRw Sroa clahnidcotseo nsl toso eHu tbihsui lopdfla aGn p aisallr iotmypop sortesoer Edel beoy-n latihgceae sinnist iiefn,g sc aaonindds Pteranutfc otPiraocntetme irsesno tcn o,dmi ovpfisl teihotened L CatC mFreiAnd tah ye abreifnogre is J usdcghee dJuolhend D f.o rO '1H0ai ra m eenra Toln hseu hHiatearsdrv atairrmed ee sSmq ipuntay rr.ee cB ceoentntht ye rreea shrtasa.su rSfaaenlvlt-- shtiaeoyrn sr aetwhsetaay luirv afern omt mus itch esti wlla cllan B buet h eKawrda nin amnodPn octuohtlse st orpee clnoedoniktnl gyat ww whraoeytresev ateo rl e rwtetederu c ctaeon cP"o hsitls- local parents, township and school offi- "This meets with all zoning and LCC "I'm upset." Kwan said. "They have owners say their business is "slow " The Kwans called the police twice in lip Jourdan, director of the state De- cials. requirements." Farhat said With just forced me to take some action to get The dispute between Ming K Gar- late February and early March, com- partment of Management and Budget, a flat denial, that doesn't do justice to peace and quiet in here. People like our dens and. Cyprus Gardens began sever- plaining about "noise" from the Cyprus expressing concern about the delay of The Liquor Control Commission the community and the applicant." food, but they can't stand that music." al weeks ago, when Stylianou decided Gardens. A police officer noted in his last month's $420,000 state revenue (LCC) last week denied the license re- Several parents from the nearby Kwan said she doesn't want her he needed to install entertainment to report that he could hear no "unusual payment. quest. citing "unfavorable" recommen- Forest Trails subdivision expressed neighbor to stop offering entertain- boost business. The Chinese restaurant noise" outside the building. Poole's letter brought this response dations from officials and residents aaiafsodcdhrcEeeA "toqqahhnruureaodlsaa tiiptthenee regrn o,prp o p tahhrtooneyy ssasts hLehsiidccoeCoaawn C lslLnt C ogp ip Cnirltvelahva .enem ennts tee t" ofimxgroi roa asp,ttp lot eiahprsnner chstoe hadp df aeorotn firr aOie aatacdenln- ,- _Cctfh eoPeeannlrresetstea raarsu,reb ecaot u epstdruo fbcpfyhioci sl1idee9drn8et5 nr. op aOcadrrnot e yetsux sr rispenntesgo ictrdote eeSs dPnht ae nt lgosedeaao ibr nd-4e setsemthpaoxaioeuuptSnennnretktraysdns iiStlpse bietehsrahiu .oelno ariotoft Syfu ws tcb oeshaaavuonriendrrtseid e Sph r Critesyoy lo b pcitfaeharinetunnwsogn uleo aGtet hnnta eodarl f dw otfihenroaendslrsld'tssa . tlr wl treHheos e-ae- dpmtSuphi.sltunmrayeosnishY.inue ,car"oreg a n dtuhSiodno tcati uy oghobt'lheseuoie anlu sdmn ietsbdorhuaeuao sn s tsipoe qohcsfpu, uao aiteinonh dt ltdgea.i srnt towd" lcaeIo aceml onbhlK. .muta c"wesav irienannnng e aotsofns tcfbe hraoraoafmlmtlv -e9e r rnpBiiisonhd u gtseiAnr cIrotydt uthu Aitaielnonsonrgn rdiuMnn'pts eE tsiro ynaomlg vioP dypif esK,r" tef ei asGrSmueta nliyBtrttladui ttaenahonnder ossa,u e rdd ir sosnieavae,niiisded dnr ee' htTrpis s hardeit oscmhslae ioivent sei.nt-"s- t (pasfmtsmnhahrhudoyooiupm srdsrat ittaa z h- Jbyretaoeesedv) ulr feeomr onandr eslba ye cmoelneo xr: iuosrcnh nosfa"a ailwc uc.sraiyist .sun.pate gnetats eodilft -u o esf nf ohm ooa dffarplpsielrp nlegsooa dtow arynav tliecvrulleeeila nrapsv inilbale te" mayinh ebl auesealr;neeus ds ts- - ommended approval, saying the proposed store met with all licensing re- SAID A provoked Poole, Because quirements Spring? we didn't waste money and managed our funds pretty well, we're going to "WE FILED an appeal to the LCC lose out. Monday," said Odish's attorney, Nor- "The state's saying that if we re man Farhat of Southfield "There will broke and can't pay our employees, be a hearing in 30 days." then we'll share our re%?enue with At issue is an SDD (Special Designat- Brings cruel pelting you."' ed Distributor) license — which allows State revenues from sales and in- sale of liquor, beer and wine for tak- come taxes represent 18 percent of all eout . township revenues According to Farhat, the proposed It was too good to be true — the hours to clear Plymouth's streets and 7.500-square-foot store is intended pri- price was finally paid for a winter parking areas, according to Ken Vo- PROSPECTIVE BLUE ribbon com- marily as a convenience store, selling without a major snowstorm. gras, DPW supervisor. mittee members should submit food, deli items and other convenience The first day of spring brought seven This was nothing, just little flurries resumes by April 15 to Poole's office, goods, as well as the liquor. inches of snow to the Plymouth-Canton as far as I'm concerned," Vogras said 1150 S Canton Center Road. Canton "It's going to be like a small neigh- area, putting a damper on daily Plymouth's residential .streets were Township, 48188 Committee sugges- borhood grocery store," Farhat said routines Monday. cleared of snow by 3 p.m. Monday, he tions on ways to generate and save Road crews from the Wayne County said. funds, reduce costs and maintain ser- BUT NEIGHBORS, township offi- Road Commission (WCRC) and the The WCRC planned to finish the pri- vices will be evaluated by the township cials and school board trustees say the Plymouth Department of Public Works mary road system early Tuesday board prior to budget hearings in Aug- store is too close to Gallimore Elemen- (DPW) started work in the early hours morning, but a fresh ^ inch of snow ust. Budget adoption is slated for Octo- tary School, on Sheldon south of Joy Monday morning. Most major surface postponed that completion ber. Under state guidelines, local officials streets were cleared by noon "We were out salting like it was a "I have my own ideas and sugges can inform the state of their opposition, new storm We still haven't gotten in to tions as to some actions that should be but the LCC has licensing authority. THE WCRC used some 700 tons of plow and grade local roads yet," Ollila taken, but (I'm forming the committee) east of Gallimore Elementary School GARY CASKEY/staff photographer sroaaltd-s a wboesutt o $f1 T4e,0l0e0gra wphor athnd, ntoort hcl eofar I - saidW e go through this every storm bbeeacsatu asned (b amsyed t oitnl)e, th ae lnoattu orfe poefo pthlee and north of Cranberry Drive Mike Smith, 12, and Jim Crews, 12, walk down Hartsough in Plym- 94, according to Earl Ollila. WCRC Winter maintenance is an awful ex- would not accept them beStwtaeteen l aawny r leiqquuiorres st oatre l eaansdt a5 0c0hu freceht ostuothrm o,n t htehe b foirysst dfaoyu nodf s tphraitng .ri dOiuntg o fth secirho "olcr bueiscearuss"e tohfr tohuegh sn othwe - roaTdh em Paliynmteonuatnhce D ePnWgi nueseerd 20 tons of pense," he said friFngreees,z rienvgi esimngp ltohyee epens wioang seysste amn,d in- or school The LCC investigator mea- snow was hard work. salt, about $400 worth, and 83"-tnan- Please turn to Page 5 creasing park fees, cutting back refuse collections and using volunteers for municipal maintenance jobs are cost- 2 plead guilty to assault in shooting incident cutting measures Poole said he would favor "WE WANT to implement as many aawb nocedGnTThr deRwwae raocnoigcfrh efCktgaaeie arron gnM ftS tep /aopdcilnnsCeas aruiakn d memusi..lne^ tc gnn 2 o3w5 1ng.i ,nrurt hooee iamlfcm tlit ysnDiaoot i elenni aninonsttf tow Ff tn DorwiMte he eeRArneook tbto ahon. ndetnno,, If. JCtWhuheanMMa eyara cnsl1 eeCxsJ6s ai uC muKeol utaaumnun dcft pymh e SaOanpr nCag a•leir trkSycs e ul* na ioptstntelen Cat .cw.hd oieneeudger kct hg w ua bJriiuellgtldfeyog br e itee so mfMsFooeecuuIdnnCrteh touars eoit.ch ffao e apnM,rc dl 2eefi0cesa ,hlS-o b ipfognaiafayrrr nsWgk tcas -Aoiidnnuv edwinegnster ogsOerr eeicn Wt a mta gho2leur1oleodr ce dwsDame esAordeel p onaa rtnt,reod ts - TbBMuhoceyEtCh itan uhsrgearl ieioadeernr d dttsheee seclSyltipiidnma egordowk n dsteyordu wrg F osiebner ed dwBieicr rtiohaincwtve oFnodel mvadne eobddrnoi tecu hiyosn e AtafhiwpeeFdra mi eiltd ooienrnrg eei ycaao r tt loirysi a pMl ain yawy htW,hi ecpaho yd lnweiecbieltl, Cs Mbaoe;udcgn Cintuy ein Jt ealsailtt,ie - dtaimthso eau uPp nnrtoodeissotd" ist leaaeisb rcn elwkoe lnh,te"eoid c wihhte h te hhseiaaatavithddee rot"wnW "do foeelrp'av netwene beda r rge1obdo|ky t feo at"n oicl o o hf"rmaa nci-ne- death in October of an Ann Arbor man life imprisonment plead guilty to the lesser charge in ex- Rather than manage by crisis or re- who died of a gunshot wound to the THE ANN ARBOR man, 27-year-old change for their testimony against act." the township is preparing now for head Jess Brown, was found on Lotz Road Federico, police said what's inside reductions in state funding, he added "We've already reduced costs by cutting 40 positions in the last two years Adolescent alcohol use up Brevities 6A renegotiating contracts, installing insu Business 10A lation in the building and saving on Canton Chatter 2B electricity," said Poole By Jeanne Hoiaington Church . 6-7B What we're doing in-house is prepar special writer ministrators Patrick Fitzpatrick. Ken plicitly than in the case of child and Clubs in Action 3B ing a budget with a 10 percent reduc- Jacobs. Pat Patton. Bill Brown and adolescent involvement " Entertainment 5-8C tion in revenue, a budget with a 20 per Kent Buikema; and Dr E.J. McClendon cent reduction and one with up to a 50 "Alcohol is the biggest substance who is a professor of health behavior in COOPER'S REPORT went on to ex Obituaries 2A percent reduction abuse here," NIc Cooper says about the the School of Public Health at the Uni- plore findings of the National Research Opinion 14A Plymouth-Canton school district. versity of Michigan McClendon also is oSft uMdiicehs i(gaa ns'usrv Ienyst ittaukteen f boyr SUonciivaelr sRiet y Outdoors 13A THE SUPERVISOR isn't entirely Cooper, who is coordinator of the dis- a member of the Plymouth Canton sources) revealing extensive use and Sports 1-4C Your Observer carrier wtll be pessimistic trict's alternative-education program, Board of Education abuse of substances among middle and Suburban Lite 1-4B stopping by this week to This isn't going to kill us said a committee has been formed to high school students, as follows Travel 5B collect for the month Please We'll do fine this year because habelups es tpurdoebnltesms deal with substance abuTshee prarotigornaamle is fo oru ttlhiene nde iwn asu dbrsatfatn rcee • Of every ten seniors. 65 percent Classified Sec C-D hbea vseu rtehe to m goentey yo ruera dryece ainpdt. wwiel'lv per porvoidveid feodr fmoror eth era irnayin dya ydsa y, and omBfo atMbhn e;We Sm eAarbllnleyteerrs r,W ni nsaiccsthoiluvotezdokel eE ysCdoo ucaoicnapadleti r wSo,nto etrvh kPeeer rocF.jhoe Aalceiutry,-- pb1D9eoe4rrnt0u wsgo n Nruiost ttawhegnehee b riienync rCt ehcoaeaosnep Ue r ntshi iatenencdde e SW ftfthaieestcoet sUseak rh eolayyfs otrhenepc•ieo rO raltvi vimelerlosicn i7t thF0 o do rrprtu—ye gmr*c o u eprsneeet rc aoetfn ts oh imggeeht t sidcmrhueono kiln NSHPOEOWMREST LDSIENLLEIIN V.EE .R.Y .. 455995119---022537010020 yIoatnod's uvt rweh ehrotoritmsh enem etaoexwtn $tn1 y . no7cue5lwa spsdspliiasafccpieoeeurd n Itn pyleuTasrIh foedur otn onndw'ets,x ne tssx ht"pe iepmc tmh atiosn g $g1 ofr 5ion mmtoi lhtlhiigoehn re eirnd 1 st9hu8ri0 s drey Bricker. school psychologist, ad- chemical dependency be felt more ex- Please turn to Page 4 CLASSIFIED. . . 591-0900 census figures for Canton and a result 1> I ing increase in state-shared revenue 2A O&E Thurtday. March 24. 1983 Ex-resident heads Thursday. March 24. 1383 O&E obituaries drug rehab center PAUL F. OBERHELMAN ALBERT HEATH born in Malta He was a member of the Church of Funeral services for Mr Oberbelman, 36. of Funeral servi9es for Mr Heath, 81, of Northville Priscilla in Livonia. Survivors include a daughter, John W. Ribar. a native of Plymouth, From 1965 to 1968 he had served as Manning ton. Canton Township, were held recently Forest Drive^ Plymouth, were held recently in Pauline Sultana of Canton; four grandchildren and has been named executive director of pastor of St. Thomas Lutheran Church In Schrader Funeral Home in Plymouth with burial Schrader Funeral Home with burial in Cadillac Me- one great-grandchild the Washington House, an alcohol and in Ann Arbor and spent a year in at North Lawn Cemetery in Fort Dodge. Iowa. Offi- morial Gardens Officating was Elder Ed Ford and drug detoxification and rehabilitation Jerusalem as an Albright Fellow at the it ciating was Pastor Sandy Daily. Elder William Horn Memorial contributions may JOHN S. GRIMES center in Fort Wayne American Schools of Oriental Re- Mr. Oberhelman, who died March 16 in Colum- be made to the Plymouth congregation of the Reor- Funeral services for Mr Grimes, 76, of Union The center serves nine counties in search. bus. Ohio, had moved to Canton in 1974 from Rock- ganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day City. Tenn , were held recently in Schrader Funeral northeastern Indiana. For the past three years he has been iord, 111. He earned a bachelor's degree in 1969 Saints. Homes with burial at Lapham Cemetery, North- Ribar replaces Theodore Klees, who a chaplain with the Lutheran Associa- from Iowa State University and was a sales repre- Mr. Heath, who died March 16 m New Port ville. Officiating was Gary Rollins resigned to serve as pastor of a Luther- tion for Institutional Ministries in Fort sentative for National Lock Hardware Mr Ob- Richey, Fla., was bom in Marine City He had Mr Grimes, who died March 14 in Union City, an church in Marco Island. Fla Wayne and before that served as pastOF erhelman was a member of Timothy Lutheran worked in the accounting department of Ford Mo- was born in Obion County. Tenn He was a retired " Ribar, who earned a Ph.D. from the of Epiphany Lutheran Church of Fort Church tor Company, retiring in 1964 He was an avid vio- farmer from Plymouth and farmed on Haggerty University of Michigan, has been in the Wayne, 1976-80 Survivors include his wife, Lois; father, Duro of linist and had played with the Scandanavian Sym- Road He returned to Union City 11 years ago He Fort Wayne area for more then 20 Ribar has broad experience in the so- Gilmore City, Iowa, daughter. Kelly; son. Jason; phony and with the Dearborn Symphony Orchestra was a member of the Exchange Street Church of years, cial service fields, including: work with and sister, Sally Veenstra of Belleville, 111. He was a member of the American Association of Christ Ribar came to Fort Wayne in 1962 as Fellowship of Lutheran Divorced, Par- Memorial contributions may be made to the Tim- Retired Persons (AARP), of the 25 Year Gub of Survivors include his wife. Eunice; daughter. a member of the faculty of Concordia nell Park Nursing Home. Lutheran othy Lutheran Church. Ford Motor Company, and was a deacon with the Adele Gray of Plymouth; brother. Vernie of South Senior College, where he was associate Hospital, Allen County Jail, Parkview Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Lyon; sisters. Esther Flagg of Tampa and Loraine professor of Hebrew until 1976. Hospital Alcoholism Unit, Lawton CAROL PRINGLMEIR Saints Sir Is of Williams ton. Mich.; three grand-daughters Nursing Home, V.A. Medical Center Al- Survivors include his wife, Gladys; daughters, El- and five great-grandchildren coholism Stabilization Unit, Fort Funeral services for Mrs Pringlmeir, 31, of eanor Kresin of Dearborn and Beverly Sutter of Memorial contributions may be made to the Wayne Urban Work Release, Salvation Lakeland, Plymouth, were held recently in St. Ken- Fenton; brothers. Gordon of Alger and Lawrence of American Cancer Foundation Army Adult Rehabilitation Center, Al- neth Catholic Church in Plymouth with arrange- Millington, Mich.; a sister, Florence Taylor of Livo- len County Alcohol Counter-measures ments made by Fred Wood Funeral Home nia; sin grandchildren and two great-grandchildren RALPH J. GAVIN Program, Mental Health Center Prob- Mrs Pringlmeir. who died March 6, w^s an ad- Funeral services for Mr. Gavin, 60. of Dearborn lem Drinkers Clinic, and the Washing- ministrative assistant in the real estate field Survi- FLORENCE E. NELSON Heights were held recently in St. Sabina Catholic ton House Detoxification Center, of vors include her husband, Edward; parents, Mr and Funeral services for Mrs Nelson, 64. of S Main, Church with burial at St Hedwig Cemetery. Offici- which he was serving as chaplain be- Mrs Fred Marlett, brothers. Brian and Mark; and Plymouth, were held recently in Schrader Funeral ating was the Rev Jerome Szelc Arrangements fore being named executive director sister, Clair Home with burial at Glen Eden Cemetery Officiat- were by Harry J Will Funeral Home, Redford. He earned a bachelor's degree from ing was Pastor Frederick A Prezioso Mr Gavin, who died March 7 in Ft Meyers, Fla.. Northwestern College in Watertown, ETHEL LUTEY Mrs Nelson, who died March 17 in Ann Arbor, was an engineer for Ford Motor Company, retiring Wis . is a graduate of the Wisconsin Lu- was a longtime Plymouth resident who was born in after 30 years He was a member of St, Sabina theran Seminary in Mequon, Wis, Funeral services for Mrs Lutey. 85, were held Kansas City and moved here from Detroit She was Church, was parish council president on two sep- earned a master's degree from the Uni- recently in Schrader Funeral Home with the Rev the proprietor of Plymouth Insurance Agency for erate occasions, and was a charter member of the versity of Wisconsin in Hebrew studies, Fr P David Jones officiating many years and served on the board of directors of parish and a master of divinity from Concor- Mrs Lutey, who died March 15 in Plymouth, was Growth Works, Inc. She is survived by a brother, Survivors include his wife, Eleanor, sons, Daniel dia Seminary, Springfield. Ill His a homemaker who was born in Calamet, Mich., and Frank of Inkster, a nephew and a niece of Midland, Thomas of Canton, and John of Detroit, Ph.D. from the U-M was in Eastern moved to Plymouth from Detroit in 1974 Survivors Memorial contributions may be made to the brother, Francis, FSC; sisters, Sr Francis Regina. languages and literatures. include a son, Richard of Plymouth, and four Michigan Cancer Foundation IHM, Sr Mary Francis, IHM, and Mary Quinn of His other specialized training in- grandchildren Florida; and seven grandchildren. cludes clinical pastor education, al- Memorial contributions may be made to the JEROME P. COTTER coholic counselor in service, and certi- Michigan Heart or Michigan Cancer Foundations Funeral services for Mr Cotter, 82. of Northville DEBRA D. SEARS fication in alcohol and drug abuse Forest Dr., Plymouth, were held recently in St. Funeral services for Mrs Sears, 28. of Union counseling Volunteers who joke about being "assistant coaches" are Kenneth Catholic Church with burial at Holy Lake were held recently in Lambert-Locniskar Ribar has written numerous publica- (from left) Charlie Brown and Russ Maxwell. Sepulchre Cemetery, Southfield Arrangements Vermeulen Funeral Home with burial at Rural tions including a booklet published last were made by Fred Wood Funeral Home Hills Cemetery Officiating was Evangelist-Pa- year, "Alcoholism and Sobriety: A Be- Students help Mr Cotter, who died March 11 in Southfield, was trarch George N. Mcintosh John W. Ribar ginner's Guide to Recovery " a sales manager for industrial supplies Survivors Mrs Sears, who died March 18. is survived by her Staff photos with telethon imnconlu adned h iPsa twriifcei,a CAlyaoratt;e ;da suognhs,t eTrhs,om Gaesra alnddin Dea Animel-; Chulasubsa nofd, NJaomrtehsv,il lseo;n ,br Joitmhemrsi,e; R foabtehret,r, J aJammeses a nAd SOMETIMES IT PAYS TO GO WITH Russ Maxwell checks out the scoreboard clock to make sure it s in order before the beginning of a varsity boys basketball by Gary Caskey 20 grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren John; and sisters. Paula Bersine and Patricia Ken- game. In the background athletic director John Sandmann talks with another sports volunteer, Charlie Brown (at right). ny Experience. The executive forums at Plymouth Canton EDWARD PUCHOWSKI Volunteers are the "glue" and Plymouth Salem high schools are partici- Funeral services for Mr Puchowski, 85, of pating again this year in the Easter Seals Northville Forest Dr., Plymouth, were held recent- Telethon ly in St Colette Catholic Church with burial at St Hedwig Cemetery. Dearborn Arrangements were The local students will appear 3-4 a m Sunday with hosts Mort Crim and Gary Danielson. Stu- made by Fred Wood Funeral Home Especially when It comes to insur- keeping sports together Mr Puchowski. who died March 11 in Garden ance. You want someone you can dent co-hosts will be Jill Whaton. senior from City, was a retired gear cutter in the automotive trust, and someone who knows the Canton High, and Lisa Preddy, Salem High senior field Survivors include a daughter, Romelda Dud- insurance needs of you and your To make a pledge, call one of the following ley; three grandchildren and three great-grandchil- community. Someone like... dren phone numbers Pam Bankowski, 962-4955, Bob Budlong. 962- LAWRENCE PACE DON CRONIN, KIRK KOHN, By Pat Waurzyniak ence another budget pang in the human Central to the volunteers' motives in 44955169,, SKceolltyt EBdadldy'.ric 9a6.2 6-44935-745 2S3t,e vSeue R Magoyane,r, 664433-- CoFuurtn. eLriavlo sneirav,i cweesre fo hre lMdr r ePcaecnet,ly 7 i5n. Cofh uMrcehrr oimf aSnt 904 W. 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MAIM STREET plex from Plymouth Salem High coach "Over the 35 years I've been here, They're the greatest nel 4 Mr Pace, who died March 16 in Livonia, was D I N N ER " 453A-M60D0 0BONDS PL Y54M3O-4U9T8H0, MICH «J170 FrTedh aTt hcoamn'tan kne ep them and others like wbeh qeuni yteou a s tliasrtt,' n asamiding F rneadm eSsa,n idtm waonunl.d spoErVtsA hNas'S 1 0b-eyeenar m ianivnolylve mweitnht w thieth SPECIAL They've been servicing insurance needs in your area for over Sthteeivre t iEmvean tso, hhoelwpe voeutr, t hfero mpre pdo nspatoirntgs Catohmlemtiuc ndiitrye Scctohroo olsf W Pliythmooututh -tChean htoenlp ctehre Merilcehaedlein,g a s qjuunadio ro,f i sw hai cmhe hmisb edra uthgihs- frMomo n4d payin - t oSa Ctulrodsaiyn g Available (80) years. Stop in or call your local citizens agent today. the"yI kcoeenpsid teerll ain gce nTthraolm paanrnt. o fI 'lllife b ring ewnet sg eatnd f rtohme k bidoso,s tweers w, ovuolldu nhtaeveers a, hpaarrd- hyee'allr pArfotbearbl hyer j ugsrtad huealtpio no.u tE vatan sho smaey s S 1 99 Your my shoes so he can put me in the time operating on our budget." games unless there's a really big game * Choice game. " said Brown, a white-haired vol- Sandmann said the district's athletic coming up TACO SALAD CONEY • TWO CONEY ISLANDS C^ r c i i/ unteer at the Plymouth Canton and budget, which experienced a $100,000 8c COKE Reg. $3.30 & French Fry Reg. $3.00 Plymouth Salem high school contests. slash two years ago during budget-cut- "You re only as good as the company ' I'm still waiting. ting measures, is somewhat smaller you keep — and the company's pretty Great Scot! Shopping Center - Ann Arbor Rd. at Sheldon INSURANCE ^ COMP»N» Of AMERICA "We do a lot of coaching from the than typical programs The department good around here. ' Maxwell, a Plym- 4^5-6161 Moo.-Wed. pro. Thurt & Fn »-8 pro. Sat. 9:JO-" pm "'"I" 0' I* COMPANY* ' corner here." Brown admitted during a operates on 4 percent of the total outh High School grad. said of Plym- district basketball game at Salem budget revenues, getting $134,000 from outh- and Canton-area athletes We'd High, 'but nobody pays any attention to the school board to operate 40 boys" like.to see more spectators come out." us." and girls' varsity teams. CERAMIC SALE Describing their near-obsession with Most schools are closer to running "I don't understand it," Brown said high school sports, Maxwell said stay- their sports departments on about 9 of some students apparent non-involve- O U T T H P r Q f iJ 2 0% O FF GREENWARE ain lga binovro olfv eldov ien. the prep sports scene is spaeirdc, ecnitt ionfg t thhee tnoattailo ndailst arivcetr abgued gPelty,m h-e smcehnoto.l ,G teheezy, u swehde nto I c lwoasse bthaeck to iwnn h iugph. I Those two former athletes and par- outh-Canton Community Schools makes Maybe I'm all weather, but I think it's 1 0% O FF PA?NTS ents of student-athletes are just a few up the difference through fund-raising caused by television Me, I wouldn't go With this Coupon of the sports helpers that grease the efforts by parents and the nearly 1,000 across the street to see a professional fecT March 28 thru April 28, 1983 athletic department's wheels. Without student-athletes that participate in the game — they don't pay me so why D P G A R D i E SS Or P kc _ CLAUD-DEE'S CERAMICS Steve Evans transports Plymouth Salem cheerleaders on away games. His daughter, Mi- them, the department would experi- sports program. should I pay to see them?" l i r rn chelle. is on the squad. GREENWARE • FIRING • LESSONS • SUPPLIES 34639-51 FORD RD. WESTLAND - WEST OF WAYNE RD 721-1850 Tales from the Tonquish COUPON Para's Shoes, Ltd Conflict divides tribe at installation of its chief EASTER SALE S O F AS 10-20% OFF S L E E P E RS Reg- S799 to si.999 Storewide There was a hint of snow in the air crowd saw their Shaman move ener- had circled the altar three times, they the "frozen sea of the North to the tens of the paleface there is a vastiand Reg SS69toS8<* Delicious Daily Specials! on that December day in 1819, as getically and without pause to the cen- returned to the fire which had died warm waters of the South — this land of plenty The Great Spirit will not al- (Extra Wide Width Available) though the winds of winter were about ter of their concentric circles where he down somewhat but still was a visible is our land, he asserted low the paleface to enter there We j2 9 9 ^ 9 99 Buy Now for Easter to begin again But the sun shone faced the altar blaze Today we will feast on the bounty of have been promised this land in the ^ 9 9 ^ 5 99 at McT)omaL6fest uo srw C ibothumym yuno piuoun dr! cinhnaesre m TWMuoeendsdndeaaysy d --a 2Ly af-os rIat a1gln iPaani zD zNiani gnhetr dbthiresiM gtcaharntonlcywye dsion n too ftPh wlaeylimm tcnrooeosustwsth d2 t0 h M0ce ao miunnesdt ,aflr wloamatirom nloi nnoggf sofilurutTe ma honebfy ew r snaipontgecc hi ingearrl steh ap etorba asy lceetorarvn,res' sdoerq f utiahreneanytpco e rtae c Ws owmgiatnahsil --l Helen Gilbert SothnhaTcanema tkahagienna g pifn iaTrs soastnn,edg b aeun' sirtos trrim ogfovohrteutrsh h atftohnleda am si nfetio, rhue linasd ,ra gntthhedere etswhneii elsflmr gpo ertmhoname tfriao sivnueso rr yel oacwuneidntht t h A ytahletteahr o osGuu grrwehea tt ih mi taSevp weir owiftua.illldll I- TWhaeeSvlsoeutn dcIgdoaem nbbelreyo lt ikotehev ewe ha Sil stkhh a fawamtlilta hp nar ny odsomtu uli emtstheb, ehlreie mda n"d raen sdIt d e c l i n e ** Reg 6O08F4F E8Rh E«XtdPoIRnE aSt 4 F-2o-8r1d Thursday - Mexican Combo Plate tChhei esfu Tccoensqsuoirsh t oWh ethne t hleat esun la smigennatlelde d thiiosn p oufr pthoese c orro wofd ,th oer p aunrypo ssteat feomre wnthi cohf walked a drum beat in the distance ainssstermucbtliaognes .T Thoenn,ga fo rlaloisweidng h wishis rpigerhet d cpoamleef ayceet" wi allg daiinsa "p pheear ,co anntdin wueed w, i l"lt hree - geTnthlyen o inn t hheis o lodw snto rniegsh ot.f tTheel oanltgaar ad- R$Weg.9S3tWoto$SA2.V9W9 5 9 9 9 ^ 1 , 9 99 HARVARD SQUARE, CANTON 455-2520 SSFrauitndudaryad y-a y-B c,a-1h 0kR0ielid bdO y FDCoFuion d fnbo errir n egve inry with you. htmaeniungdWthr wi dhnnraeogunto mcc nthrhof eo uwbnl e dd aTrtu oqmn ubqiec usgkioasluyhnn, d Pb ealedanc,dina ,tm ht heeaen t s rimiinlbeuseinrs'-ts- ctphhaliygelTy hlfyh awh ehceneeea rsdve lr oeta nahwiess lasey sadel m att hanhbrido lseu dg sr,hoig mt hhheetew hwShahoantaudml dm at anoinjwe vssaoitmrkid-e- aeskwonveidupetin tnht hid tnTeheedo a nsv foge iafcrrtyso tT nv hssroetooiawfcn tetlto yo n wfw ew ath shhwiesi alnpes oce ti rctreho cdaenluef d siScdioh bWenalnetmhtaiica latetnol , shpao aorunTelidrshtce pites oeH ogcwufetaz fshzurtidalsur en t sseh "iwwel eab nps usoctk e,wgy rfeeor ft eroet letl hdien dwu mipictoohanstte a p t fathheerwe t, cciblnahlrgnaioed iufmf ag wv hoohtu rours w ho iefalrli tgtbahurgeaiedvee GT u orsaedn atadoty t bhS trehpie giprhir ttroem t nhuiesrawens d- odbFitshwrro eoeorn us Gt Irhtshree lseidrasaa snytt, hd l Iea tSo n awpd nc iydorr onoiut uotlwd,hr dw et whihir eswoa l liipkat tdhna oo dlw ueeM sirfIttayh scn e obtyote o dbl u gdooeiinel vvhosgeievs dnre eeIodtt, ot NOTICE old Shaman (medicine man) strode the blessing of their gods upon the fire the Shaman was instructing Tonga, the crowd They were awaiting the This ominous statement seemed to who is always the same whose bounty- All-u-can-eat Fish 'n' Chips on Tfohret hS htoam caonnd wucats t ghearb reidtu ainl cae mreamgoninfyi - Hfier etphoetn a npdas isnesdta hnitsly le aft l ahragned a onvder po twhe yanodu nogb ecdhiieefnt s eInem efdact to hi sbe y roeusnpgec stufupl- cSohmamfoarnt 'tsh geomod a nwdor dgsive w htihcehm w hooupled sthtea rSthlea Tmoannga I tand w ahse epvuildleednt aw thayat f rtohme knows no limits Wednesday and Friday. cent, old-style robe of painted skins erful flame burst forth The crowd, en porters in the crowd were amazed at While they waited, several peace" only promised land Tonga wanted The sun that shines on us now. Th« prices, descriptions and photogrophs for with an elaborate, beaded girdle and a chanted by this evidence of the the conformity Tonga displayed, and pipes were passed around the circles was Plymouth Mound Noting this the shines on all The birds that sing, the the fabrics on poge 8 of this week s circular — PLUS DAIL YLUNCH SPECIALS! — heavily ornamented neckpiece His Shaman^ " magic, erupted with loyd some were worried for fear he had Braves and squaws alike were taking Shaman hurriedly finished his speech corn that grows, is the same for all All sales final • vtSA. MasterCard and ou* own c o n v e n p i on available • Everythina so»d as is" w«re positioned incorrectly. The Shirting Shop head was crowned with a beautiful, appreciative cheers been entrapped by the mysticism of the big drafts from the familiar pipe with. Here is Telonga I name him The grass is not greener in the West, ^ phone orders or tovoways please « Plenty of tree parking lPerfitn Ttsh aet 1Pr a57iri eyd D oreress tDheen mimin iP lpariinnsts o tat 2 t.h4e7 tyodp. A great place for golden cap decorated with eagle feath- Huzza! Huzza1 Huzza' Wa hoo' Wa old guard With the handsome, young Chief Ton- your new chief -lnaorrg iesr Wthee hcoarvne irti crihgehrt hnoerre Wthee mdeuesrt ore shown directfy below their desenption The LUNCH or DINNER ers His wrinkled old face was covered hoo'" and so forth Their enthusiasm What the Shaman said was probably ga standing respectfully by his side, the INSTANTLY THE CROWD burst make our peace with the paleface, and Clearance Center drDeiargnercfelttcl yrai nrto yB rtiinhgechot nr Pivglehantidi esonf oc etth 2ec.iar4u7 ds eeydsd.e n opretio nsh oWwen FREE PEANUTS IN THE BAR woinfi gIth nh ditsihae nch m imeafsedkdoi mcoifn i enth e tmh eMen met yaAis,mti scoyanlmg boor tldhiezer ssmteioellvm reiednd qg buionigcukn ildnyl eh stioss eWtaaiprtsh, T t ehtheloe niorglda a Sp ophnraom vthaaenl tabhnee ei num shpuaoanlrdt aerdnittu acdlhoi weffonr T htfhoiser ic nhesurtneadmllraoetndiyosn h o aofdf tpSohhniaetmsh etahanet'rs ec p rwooiwwthder fhthuaeld v lcooonincgefi rdfeielsnlpet,edc httheodep eaafnmudl- fwtiooernrteh o fainbto oTuto n ptorgoa lbsoengg ienelde ac t dcioahnneceer wi ninhge cn eTlhe tebhyer a wtye r miguhstts teach him to respect our trea- — Credit Cards Honored — Potowatomi and others including the shoulder He directed Telonga to ac- years The exact knowledge of its con- admired The Shaman was eloquent Shaman, red-faced and angry, com- 1492 Sheldon Dally 11:00- 1 am Ojibwa and the Huron, this order was company him in a processional around tent is a closely guarded secret and in and fervent in his praise of the many manded them to be quiet (Tales From Tonquish tn a future 320F31r iMdaaylly a Rndd., S Maatduisrodn aHy eig OhtNs,L Y• 5 1828-5 n80o0o n - 5 pm Family Centers (com*4 P5ofl3 yA-mnn1o 0uAt0rhb 4o r Rd ) HAPS>SPPauYYtn u HdraOdyaU3 yN - 7R1o2 o Ep-nmV00 E- R1-Y0 1 p NammI G HT wMieWddeiAlwyT irwCesHinpI eNcGte dIN ITtE NwTasL Yk,no twhen h auss htehde tcwhhoiaesTm l rakoimleggtdhoae trnst hllhyoearw cn Taldylel lo eaondbn ogTa.unot don rtgh taTeh'ose na lgSletahfatra a ms sAha sohneu lw tdwhieeatrhys scmaoannWndtye Hyn geEt eaNenrvs eTerrO an NtboiteoGcnAosm pe Aoe nNprchDueabpl sihtcha eskn i oSt sawhal btemhadosaguniec- cftlhaahenviH dloGde rs rrstteeo rntalehd titenc St hG htpiherinemregia tpt ft aoh rSsaotp dmrier mig tsieuv hnmean dbto et rgh sre utamhnnat tFaed ro von ahmcsie st bfnaaonoruoiM fsntyahadr ktelhrei nrswbosgl en enhsgseits,swi bnh gevehyou oisn Tcantediiodnd g h atIyhe egarr d obtIruroi n anbudbgrbsoil nvey gIdeonu wy ttyohaheue et catToonToidunou qp'mofuefninits el ohitbnh)mr iearii n « mdfai tgleerUa p toi efoo tonfh peTlo e tsntoh tgwoearh'yos P nt trorfhieibekmeo tagh iowenn ee(sdst hPt eo - in Michigan > 4A1 PACKAGE. FLUORIC* IH THE RED FARMINGTON C o m p a ct C o l o r w o r ks $ 0 69 S077 i~»kir/-vki 35103 Grand River/Drake 476-7025 UANTON FARMINGTON HILLS Y OU CAN STEAL A 3 OZ. 13 OZ. 100 CT. REP&A IRS LIVONIA Ford Rd./UHey - 981-4100 ,, No Mrtlhtew-eMsktJedrnle/b1e4l tM -i, 4-7 875-17-520201 2 3B141 Ann Arbor Rd - 464-3424 FLEXSTEEL SOFA FOR A one of a kind offer from AYDS EUCERIN PEAK \OHSJHAVL!ELSL E 35M 3Mi6dl0d t6toe /WbLee.vt t7 aS nM oi-l FURNITURE YOU 8 OZ. $ 3 39 $ 3 99 UKRTr WANT, AND THE SAVINGS 6 OZ. $ 2 ^4 YOU NEVER EXPECTED." mi TRIAMINIC - DM DORCOL PUSH BUTTON Flexsfeel furniture is a steal at any price. Every unit The manufacturer s directed us to slash prices on* COUGH FORMULA PEDIATRIC COUGH DEODORANT features the famous lifetime construction guarantee all 1982 inventory to make room for 1983 models RELIEF OF ANNOYING SYRUP BY MENNEN And when you can buy Flexsfeel furniture at the kind COUGH AND STUFFY NOSE RELIEF OF CHILDREN'S PROTECTION FOR Now is your opportunity to save as never before 1 of prices we're charging . it's a real steal COUGH AND STUFFY NOSE on the famous Spring Air Back Supporter $-|99 THE WHOLE FAMILY mattress This is the top of the line product U-f Come in and see 4 OZ. 4 OZ. $ 2 22 77 made by Spring Air and is constructed - -X all the values and $ 3 39 with the exclusive Kan- Adapta-Flex 8 OZ. 8 OZ. $ 3 66 5.5 oz. comfort system and Health Center" >r savings. But it's that provides extra support where only this week you need it most in the shoulder- at Plymouth TRIAMINIC TRIAMINICIN CLAIROL to-knee area where 70% of your Furniture EXPECTORANT TABLETS CLAIRMIST weight lies RELIEF OF DRY HACKING CROELNIGEFE SOTFI ORNUN ANNYD N BOOSDEY. ANACSHAELS SUPERHOLD Buy any *ixe Spring Air Back Sup- COUGH AND STUFFY NOSE $r» NON-AEROSOL HAIR MIST porter Box Spring at tha regular 12's factory soggeeted list price and for only 1 $ 0 33 X 4 OZ. • ^ 24's » 1" .44 Penny Mora gat tha matching mattraaa FREE. Sold In tats only S 3 88 8 OZ. 48's 8oz. Furniture Sales I 400 SHI I DON ROAD CORNER ANN ARBORROAD PLYMOUTH TOWNSHIP PA< K 240 NORTH MAIN ST. • PLYMOUTH • PHONE 459-1300 ^Plymouth Furniture DISCOUNT PRF SCRIPT IONS I IUUOK HOURS Open Mooda*-Saturday * am 10 pm Sunday 10 am 6 pm Just minutes away from I-275 & I-96 (next to Krooers) I > f A ( f R PMUNt 4->s S8>0 Mon., Thurs., Frl. 10-9. Tuer. Wed., Sat. 10X ' / i60 S Mam St/Ptymoum. Michigan 455-5700 I BfIR WINE OR CHAMPAGNE PACKAGE IiQUOH 0(At f h Free Parking "/, , - Open Mon.. To© . Wed.. K)am to 7 pm ff* V Shoo Universal '2 Mne & Deq^nare Formmgton l 2 Mi e & Farmmgton Roo - xv ' Thuf.. FrL TOam to 9pm.. Sat. 9am to 6pm, diePe.i. Lakes.de, Hall Rood & Schoenê" do •',0om to 9 p m Sun noon rc, S ona 8 200 N Woodward Mon Wed So' 9 30am »o 5 30 p m Th0rs Fr eewp ,S n»icVh< todounmw ctta oiuf VS achmermry nc»ib.< Vn« *M raerthoavdn u urh)» nishings. Plus, other fine 0-TlfS COTTON SWABS 170 CT 1.38 FEFMN4 SFT Library Tickets are available at Plymouth Book WWtngton Th* ooi-»s*d brmj. OTtfhn. If* brand names, now available PUIfrn DISPOSABLE BOTTLES 125 CT 3.09 World, Vols. I and •, or at the library. pendulum, xyckrtf doot toiul bna column <"»p. for Spring delivery. Special Ann Arbor-Sheldon Ford-Sheldon •rud pmoralued n*m*pi«r mW • arrdanf finnh to tha wt hwtoow 4rttgn orders available at similar • SOFTBALL LEAGUES 44560 Ann Arbor Rd. 44880 Ford Rd. REG. '1120 HT 80VT savings. MONDAY SATURDAY 9:30 Ml - 9:30 PM; SUNDAY t1:00 AM 6:00 PM parks and recreation tor tha cinitgy a o fc Pomlybminoeudth c aonedd C aaonftthonaH 459-8555 • 459-8111 S A LE $699 00 ADISON 'ifclBWTS S0UTM6ATF sISlNAMf Jy44USN ?usn .N SAtP ISD Sf I MmM M MTwfrlaaaa eBji i* n over-It tongue. Call stthar MP7-10M or SOUTHRELOI DEAftftORN POST 'tmr $50P lpaenr s call for • 1 C o l o n i al ^ o u se 13021 Grand River Farm.ngton (2 bClk*tS Uti»lll C o0Hf TFEaMrrPr0m«Agfil»o An* R0 oP*iTdI)O •F u4ft7M»S-«MSMSCG S mum i K-rzr* ?*411 Mil mill BHIU i S LLtM iN MM* iIlMium 43 - > I^TfM DMI*T frMey 1»-« 144 STORES COAST TO COAST a—ni« M toIDnIHJBF.IT Vun T UhVerOmH.I.A M w • «« uF rl. til • Char** •»* «oc»p«,d 8*P.C) O&E Thursday. March 24. 1963 Thursday March 24, 1963 O&E *»A Criminal victims suffer At B i r m i n g h am Temple ORGANS We Simplify the Problems b r e v i t i es Residents aid Las Vegas night again in justice system S A VE • VOLUNTEERS NEEDED Continued from Pago 6 • GALLIMORE "K SIGNUP Residents are encouraged to volunteer their time 20% «50% to deliver meals one day per week to the home- When the Birmingham Temple opens its the area, causing organizers to become Some of the gamblers are so good they atdhraeyeP a sta cowrhe hopnoortles w r ooeiffglfl iics chbeteiel rad 5t rt he4 one5ni3 r i-on 7rc3 h t5bih0leedf aoGSfreeatvel rleDi rm1eacl op r 1.pemr . eas asthtncoeyhuno ldwdoale cn eeackxle-l- opb uomDtuh nDe Tdlr ioeivwlvederneyrssr htlyai pka reiens nathebeeodu cetdi toy nde aoi fhlyo Pu lery.xm c1e1opu t4t5h o an .am nTd.h tu oPrs l1yd2ma:4y-5. idnnioggFo hwrotsr i t tSthhhaee tsruke pri'lldallssa tyb h eto hf naroeer degr iboytsyuepa tarh snoe,fn rvugeoaaalllmu LLnbtaalesseer srV sV e wehggaaaaisvst e- ycwoeian"nWrcn,e iaenr nngsdee,'ed' s s oaamid leo tH o faor ftoh ltdehme F sariareemd e,ve hfryaeac deinst oe efnvt te horeyn foogauavlrmel ,pr eewe,v ohbepuneltlem t hwt orohauuerignnh sint t gaihtfe 'fisn," b ot ihhngeely sbm aacoishdniic ep"ys Sr,ou slteth wasere ot sl feg sit tvsho-ee FByir Csta roofl tAhzriezela np arts jaunsttsi,c teh seyys'rteem a.l so victimized by the criminal cearerde abynd h weaalgthes in lsoustra onnc et.h eM jeodbi cfaoird u opr t oM etwdio- onm eovdeerlv * periences are being planned Parents will receive a Mileage reimbursement of 23 cents per mile is developed a list of businesses who donate Temple group staging the event experienced dealers kind of panic staff writer They face injustices such as postpone- weeks. s•c hA-eVedruolbe i Aca fEftietRrne OrsesBg iIesCltar sasCtieoLsnA .a SreS EoffSer ed continuously a•1v0 -FaIN1io1lr- aaH ib nmlOef o MMrmoanEtdiao ynS,-EF crRaidlVla yIMC aErgSa re"t F—oste r, 453-9703, ewravenAeetrskmy etonhndig nv gtah fcera otcmioomn stmel iaetnvtdeisei do minnsenm earbnsde ras rta w dreoiosrstkai unt-og tadhnriat"newWg pishno, egktnh er erweyae l gwa gfemiarreemsst ba l N seltoroatswr, tlei kpd eweoe hfprol iesleden iewndmghlyo ttpo hheean sbvneeey d"hNoaiv"oneStg uat otlrhle e w wo ofrere 'tkrahel eh a stvrthdioilnll utg omn,t a eeakaenirdrnnsg^ tiiht a.me"voe Fpn rreeieyxes,dps eb aroudifted n sewecd-ee aUnie." wlSaaassrta hbro uAbrngbnlead rBy 1a,0il te htyei,m aaensss ai8ni7l-a ayn etysaer a-sroetl dD fu iwrreionm gt o- armmel.aec"y ne itnsve eav niednrf o kcrnomouwartti wo ndhee lanaby oasu. tca Tcseahse ecyo sm mtaeastyu sto na tonrtdi - casaollin Rdcv.re iiMscmttoieetsdut t ovi nocincr it tamihmpeipsn lcaie hlissnar gt atoerhese o n Incnloyotu C3n atar rplryiee.frsoc trYeendnoitau, n oog rfa at Starkweather Elementary School. Plymouth on the event are Sandra McClennen and been to Las Vegas and know the ropes " rious gamblers can be a little tough on us her home. Although the crime problem is pervasive, new compensation method has brought in cTCbaeholrelms 4s ami5nx3ud--nw2 i9$et0y3e40k F a pfmorroilgy nroa YmnM-m CiseAm .sbp Peorrnsiscoe Fr oeidsr $b i2yn0f oPfrolmyrm amtoieuomtnh-, sTfahenoiddPwp eo.ln ryClasdmhlaelnioryptu osSwtunhehb ro RsTvieiod clcwiiezrvsneeedsah ti oiinifonpfn, -Peh rlNoye mdom^reô tisphunevactrhilrvlu.tlidem cPee# las mylnam diwborn uNp pt rohmeorootv Thpwilvodeiwienls gln 6e,-0 ewMnoaoTrrudhig eloyh fcn a o ttRhmeo mgw beieattnttriesgne.ag ibno shatha thst arosafc Pbstpeilvyerneemaod p us rttuhihzc recoseusg sthfhoualut t cbanrlaodFc urhkpia ejindaedc rssklae —i d cthae rthdh icsesr,a vm psospali iuntnanb tt ewlheee.or sr rryo wu hlieostt ewdei wtahlhe thehiles, mu28rid6sU1sasyi1o VWant eis g 1t ah2$se5 Mpn teieigrlmeh ptp ie lnwres, iFoll naw rbhmeigicnhing t iaostn 8l oH cpia.lmltsed SAa dat--t ohpner re""t InhPb eaauost rlfaknillceoe edpdo of-r ho.so ieuutrnti.od nh' Ihos emS rthhe e,seir teb wtei nrsagso bm oirneodtyc htkhi ienfnog gml dIi ehd dcedarl nseine dlof oa f sdRleorigemSgishoesst ml mtsah"etoe o fsnor trserai yagt ecr hfsertosir m oho venfail vyvc veitici cmjt utidsimsmrt asss.ef .btr Yeev dOgiocituneh nnsaeg.i rns sg"a Bpi ditrlo.ol v ai oddfe- utm$ip1tou0Tos7ntthi emocc normii nlwmelvitoiiohcnnnot'atid flo sop nrrr.e oct qIhdanueuni cr'Mtseetsi a acmt fhcefu.riogci Ymrhadno im,un tnahooglons weps tyaaoeiyv d b,p eear c,yFa u ru$el5sls-e0- HAMMELL MUSIC'S Ayaor rdua ejnoagt hme miankee ntht seim i nfpao marditlavynatn c cadene.c ciWsaiueosn egsu siihndoe tci kymo eaun o dtfh rbnoeeuwegdihl dT eahrlamlt 'etshnet w aphnlyda nw mneian ukgreg d eiot y d odiufef ttiaociul smlt aa fkroeer • PAID WORK EXPERIENCE snow removal, light housekeeping and personal to help?' She said nothing I crawled across In addition, Congress last year passed the wood said. EASTER overlooked Growth Works, a non-profit community service care There is no charge, but donations are encour- the floor on my hands and knees I said, Omnibus Victim Witness Protection Act, • Information about a ca»e. Less than 20 SALE LARRY, DAVID, GERRY 4 LARRY GRIFFIN agency serving Plymouth and Canton, offers paid aged For information, call Plymouth Recreation at Please help me to help you.' which guarantees fair standards for victims percent of all legal jurisdictions in the coun- LIVONIA PLYMOUTH Lic®n*«d Funeral Directors tcwhlouordskei n e1gx8 p-t2he1er ic eliintvicieensg oof pi npLoi vwrtoeunsnitiaet.rin eDse W tarnoadyitn jaeonbd C soDeueanartrcybho ( refnox)r-. 4• 5S5TE-h6Ne6 2SI0Oe nRior C NIeTtIwZoErkNS w ill answer questions and SPorommeiosnee A. R. K R A M E R 'S *• c"YauessSe ya Iorua hc ac Aannn'tn hl iBevlaepil i emnye tlho Yiosok uewdo craaltdn m fkeuill llan modfe sp aabiiedn^, tahdrBdoruuetgs thshioenusget at ha berie gfe spdmreoarballlle jsmut,es ptYiscoe uo snnyg ts hsteeamid r oad to ctraysI enn oat iffeyw vMieitcihmigsa nab coouutn ttihees, p sruocghr easss K oafla a- 427-0040 459-7141 L.7 J7.07 M Gidrdliebfeflt in (Just F Suounth e ofr Aanln A rHboro Tmraei l) For information on job enrollment, call 455-4093 help solve problems for people 60 and older a Special Gift. B e st Sellers at t h e n a rs Best Savings and suffering any more.' Sarah Ann w»s a Crime victims are still denied these basic mazoo, victim's advocates are hired by the " 522-9400 The program, provided by the Out-Wayne County victim of casual burglary " rights in most states: prosecuting attorney's office to give a step- • DIET SUPPORT GROUP Area Council on Aging, has information about pro- Blood ... THe e Protection against harassment and in- by-step account of major cases Victim/wit- A Diet Support Group meets at 8 pm Thursdays grams and services for seniors. Call 422-1052 be- Gift of Life carpet/vINYL THE RIGHTS OF crime victims have timidation Fewer than 10 states (Michigan ness notification services, however, are pro- in Room 2401, Plymouth Salem High. Joy just west tween 9 30 a m and 3 30 p.m. Monday-Friday. been largely ignored by legislators, the is not one of them) provide this protection vided in Wayne, Washtenaw. Ingham and of Canton Center Road Adjust your eating pro- • HANDYMEN AVAILABLE criminal justice system and people, said through legislation. Even in states such as Kent counties as well as Kalamazoo gram. weigh-in weekly, phone when there's no The Plymouth Community Council on Aging has Marlene A. Young, executive director of the Wisconsin, which has a "Bill of Rights" for • Right to counsel. Less than 5 percent progress and help maintain cardiovascular ex- senior handymen available to do small jobs for Amerit an Red Cross National Association for Victim Assistance victims, the laws are not always enforced of all jurisdictions urge the victim to partic- ercise. No charge For information, call Bill Moon other senior citizens Phone 455-4907. 10 a m to in Washington, D C. Courts may issue restraining orders, ipate actively in the criminal justice pro- ajj 59-1080 2 30 p.m Monday-Friday. Volunteer handymen are Even though 35 out of every 1,000 Ameri- which are intended to prevent the accused cess from the time charges are pressed to needed cans are victims of violent crime, many from harassing a victim But in many cases, sentencing Attorneys fail to ask victims if • CHARITY COOKIE DRIVE states fail to provide adequate protection they are not enforced they agree with the charges, the plea bar- The Western Wayne County Chapter of Michigan- -*$> B i g e l ow 4^ and compensation for victims either e Compensation and restitution. Com- gain or the final determination The unbeatables are back! Leukemia Foundation is sponsoring a cookie drive through legislation or services, she said. pensation is available only in 37 states In Victims are not vindictive. Young said to cover the cost of research and patient financing ELATION' SUBTLE IMAGE Young spoke at a recent conference on Michigan, the State Victims Crime Compen- They simply want to know about their case in the cure and treatment of allied blood diseases "Victims and Inmates Rights" at Mercy sation Board could be eliminated as a result But when they are continually denied that Tpehre t cinoo Fkoiers, i innf oar mCuartiroienr, a cnadll I Jveeasn c oCnhtaakinraebr,a artrye $at6 100S%a pDeu' Ptiognr1t ,n y'Alo nst elaa c.e3 "A C"C« -e ,ue '00C%c- U olrtgro nA*e an-y laornc feaacsey. ca-e Sia:c s~oc« Cdroelwle g4e0, Datettorroniet.ys ,T pheare pnrtosg orfa mcrim —e v wichtiicmhs couf Gts.o v James Blanchard's proposed budget rigFhot,r tehxeaym mpaley, t aak egr eoxuptre cmaell emde aPsaurreenst s of 455-1077 or Mary Dingeldey at 459-0509 The West- ui! i"a-e >r wea- zn • es a-3 c_-sta" ' O'O'eciec ara iatu'a v mothp'ooi and students — was sponsored by the Amer- That decision is being reconsidered by Murdered Children, comprised of 26 New em Wayne County Chapter is at 51140 Geddes. Can- aDoeara-'Ce -e'eni cr ican Jewish Committee in Detroit. Phillip Jourdan. director of management York couples, became angry when the pro- ton Township "I believe that victims in this country and budget, according to Mike Fullwood. secutor refused to try 25 of the cases be- selected selected $1095 have no rights yet." said Young, a crime the board's claims administrator Prosecu- cause he said there wasn't sufficient evi- 4 for $ 69 $ 20 ea. • PAA pRaTrtYy br BidRgeID gGroEu p meets at 1 p.m. Thursdays OUR NEW OCEAN colors colors \lm sq.yd. viriacttiiomn w10ho y ehaerlsp eadgo f.o und the national organ- tteorrss taond B rleasnicdheanrtds apcrrootsesst ithneg s tthaete c suetnst, l heet- denInc et he 26th case, the parents took their in the Plymouth Cultural Center. 525 Farmer Play- DISCOVERY. "CRIME VICTIMS SUFFER physical, fi- said. story to the newspapers The media "man- usually is completed by 4 p.m The board, with a 1982-83 budget of $2.2 aged to force the prosecutor to prosecute," • HAPPY"'HOUR SALMON FILET. A r m s t r o ng nNaontc oinally an adre e tmheoyti voincatlim iinzjeudri beys," th eshire a ssasiadi l- mlasitl lyioenar, g Iatve p amyson meyed tioca lne eaxrplyen 9s0e0s nvoitc tciomvs- adnedg rtheee m aucrcduesre.d Y wouansg c soanidv icted of second- The Senior Group meets from noon to 4 p.m deliciû^ addir i >n to >ur scatobd D e s i g n er S o l a r i an D e s i g n er S o l a r i an II The classic white summer Well designed to stack for Wednesdays in the Plymouth Cultural Center, 525 >pccialtie,» \n x iv Salmon Fiiei chair At an incredible storage, they're available FPlayrmmoeur,t hf oRre ccarerdat piolnay iDngep aFrotrme inntfo artm 4a5t5io-6n6,2 c0o ntact KiMtfd and baked in herb butter Tha only no-wax floor with the R»9-$18.95 »q yd A remarkable floor, otlars two R«g-$ 21-95 sq yd L a u rc price Made :n Italy of plain or with seat cushions Ir \>>u like -calov»d. \ou'II love rtchnaas of Inlaid color distinctly different no-wax strong but lightweight in a blue or rust print • FENCING CLUB - this one V-vi at >oijr place Mlrabond surfaces. rUBNITUBE J C P e n n ey steel wire with an extra What's more there's a emAe nfrteaery f Senchcionogl, c 1l0u0b0 m Heaegtsge Trhtyu,r sCdaanytson at T Foiwelndsh Eipl- Steak an'd Ale Stocko mnalyt erial Spmecaitael roiardl er Stocko nmlya teriel Spemcaiatel roiradl er THE PERFECT ttohi-cckl elaayne Lre ovfa stomut*gh ., oeuars yc-hairs are seating, stacking afnudll cdoinlliencgti otnab olefs m aantdch ai ng Persons with prior fencing experience desired Cpn- $ 9 . 45 SQ95 S1Q95 $095 $1795 EXTRA CHAIR 8 1 st A n n i v e r s a ry substantially heavier and more resistant serving cart And the entire line is a bright tact Bruce Davis at 455-6418 to weather than the imitations They super white and completely weatherproof • SAQ sUqAuaRreE da DncAeN clCuEb oCpLenU Bto all levels of dancers tf sq.yd. IvJ sq.yd Osq.yd. I / sq.yd BMya Sdtaek mino Ure .S. A of solid maple S a le C i r c u l a r. dheaevep esrc wulipdteerd sbeaactkss f oarn dgr eaarmtesr cwoitmh fort it thOeu rb usyum ofm tehre c yoelalerc Stieoant T chuesh pirotncses $8 m eaak e meets 7-10 p m the first and third Sundays of each with con fort able padded Send $2 for our 44 pg. catalog. month in the Oddfellows Hall, Ann Arbor Trail be- Quality Carpet Remnants also available at 30-70% off seats — end your seating t4w5e5e-3n6 M87a Einve arnydon Hea igsg ewretylco Fmoer T hinef ocramllaetri oisn, B rcuaclle IVf.rJwmn A. R. KRAMER Wlll'Hl on, pTrhoeb lcehmasir ftohraetv setratn ds alone C o r r e c t i on N o t i c e! A41N0N N A FRoBurOthR Ave S26O0U26T HWF 1I2EL DM ile Rd Light when folded 2for*55 a3t F1a3r:m66e8rs-4 M6a8r8k et W(3e1s3t 1o3f5 T2e 1le5g3r0a ph '5'5£ aceoe t oevee' 5 a~c ; V e ?ooas . .-co Mar. Thurs Fr 9-9 Mon T'-iurs Fr 1(1-9 • SELF-HELP GROUP '-c-e- vc-asy -'Oj;- tr 3av ;v iess o —-c •c -e 3c3 c o*~— s So oSo'orae''va /aVavoasv «' e 9a'c ~3c a Open daily 9 P M Be5St *L Willr yA nRnd A&rbo M»Tar m S< • Page 10 to 16 — Portable Tues Wed Sat 9 5 30 Sun 12-5 Tues Wed Sat 1 5 30 Sur 12 5 Recovery Inc. a group that teaches self-help =-o-e r 3-522-S30C .V Thur» it Fri ui 9 P W techniques for nervous and depressed persons, ^ T E A K a ^ A LE Plymouth Color Television #2030/2000 meets 7 30-9 30 p.m. Mondays in Room B-10 of Pio- Key10D neer .Middle School, Ann Arbor Road west of Shel- 40347 Ann Arbor Road, Plvmouth 453-8080 W A V i V A V / A W A VA don Everyone is welcome (AT 1H-2c7s5ta)a rin" Corp 3 R U BY R I N GS TO BE • The copy states Sale $299 Discover a new kind • SPECIAL EDUCATION Reg. S349 Save $150 SERVICES v\^ G I V EN A W AY The correct copy is Sale $299 drePnr 6ep arinmda yryo usnpgeecria lar eedu acvaatiiloanbl ese rtvhircoeusgh fo rPl cyhmi-l- DOUBLE 3 \ i'or ihe Price of I * Reg.$349 Save $50 of Wall Street at outh-Canton Community Schools. N o r t h v i l le D o w ns If you have a child who may be mentally or emo- The portable color television pictured titiyo,n aa lhlye aimrinpgai orerd s,p heaevceh iam pphayisrimcaeln tor o rv ilseuaarln dinigsa bdiisl-- •S A V I N GS 4 0 th A n n i v e r Si and keyed as 10D is correct. First Federal of Michigan. ability, call the Infant and Preschool Special Edu- The regular price of $349 and sale cation Program .IPSEP) at Farrand Elementary School. 420-0363, for more information T op Q u a l i ty price of $299 is correct. • ZESTERS The Zester senior citizens club. Canton, has open- CEILING SALE! E A S T ER Introducing ings for members Eligible are Canton residents 55 'EST and older The club meets at 1 p.m Thursdays at Canton ay, M NOW Wednesday, March 30 Recreation Department Take a bag lunch. IN Thursday, March 31 P L A N TS • SCHOOL FRUIT SALE SAVINGS "1 l On the above nights Northville D«wns v. ill give Plymouth Seventh-Day AdventLSt School is spon- Special sale prices. l away 3 Ruby Rings in a diamond setting - one soring a fruit sale through April Proceeds from the !&ach night, and as an added bonus- 3 me- lt used to be that the Wfoll Street way of in helping you wrth your investment needs. sale will go to the school's building fund Apples, This is the best time for you :o ge: i Admissions for the price of 1: investing was the only way of investing. But From analyzing your financial profile to han- oranges and grapefruit will be sold For informa- a new Armstrong ceiling Because right Buy Direct From Greenhouse Your entry stub on Tues. will be good for FREE not anymore. dling special transact>ons that your account tion on ordering fruit, call 981-3423 or 459-0894 now prices are so low they re almost Grandstand Admission on Wed., Wed.'s stub Now there's INVEST. The unique, new in- might require. Pick up the fruit at 5757 Lilley, north of Ford in toe good to oe true and Save! good on Thurs. vestment servrce that takes a totally different They II also follow your portfolio and keep Ana that s on a wide vai iety O' «,tn Canton approach to investing. From the way we make you informed on important market changes ings—Coimncel umd itnogd tahye a mndos tse peo fpourla yro sutrysleelsf LILIES • AZALEAS N o r t h v i l le D o w ns our investment reccmmendatmns to how we that may affect your investments. MUMS • HYDRANGEAS Final Week 5 A N a t i o n w i de wSooruk nwdi tahd yvoiuc.e based on facts. insteaINd VofE cSoTm Rmepisrseisoennsta. tSivoe sy oaure k onno wsa lwarhye n SAnA exVtrIaN S2C-Spe r2-c arton rebate. REIGAR BEGONIAS • TULIPS NorthvillRe ecslo. s(3e1s3 A) p3r4il9 -21-0P0o0s t 7:305 D i s c o u nt S t o c k b r o k er just thAet IfNacVtsE.S BT,e wcaeu dsoe nw'te b welainetv eto i nre hcuonmcmheesn, d tbheesyt minatekrees rtesc ionm mminedn. dations they have your YRour WEidSa LTapeYl tLo3E^" oftCeann ccuerra isb le. iArwneargdmista SYbsoteOatuer vtUocoen aH n aoug gengs vcaeleymeet ir a lyti ifhw nd iycigsotoashu u*rodt f t oDiyfheneuoirs yu Do e fsbonnpu notedywunsc sei aA D olspfeo Srn lis2ela c v9t t ed ACFINRNIFCERARENAS RVHIIAO OCSLR UEDTTESR F NLOO•• WHDW YAEAFFRCOSIN DTIHLSS V V A V V !VHWEALVPW! 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ABMetw een 23D8E0A1R MBOicRhigNa n. S21T8. 0C0L AGIRre aSteHr OMRaEckS ONoeonr tThhwvrial le4 Fri American Cancer Mon-Frl. 8-5:30 ai«4M-TV» 425-1434 J • YflmflHd KEYBOARD WORLD S T O C K B R O K E R S Hunter and Adams East of Telegraph at St. Joan • p m Society Sat. 8-5. Sun. 10-4 ST Uli WAYNE LIVONIA A Divinon of OLDE A Co., Incorporated. Member NYSE (313)644 7818 (313)274 1103 (313) 777-3990 TH-2220 47»-4477 OF GARDEN Mtehigan Ave. Farmington Rd. ADDITIONAL MICHIGAN OFFICES IN DETROIT AND GRAND RAPIDS W. ot Ad rf • Mi* M. For additional information on INVEST locations, call 1 800-237 4722. wmmm 10A(P,C) OAE Thursday. March 24. 1983 Thursday, March 24, 1983 Q&E -31 Uts 4 .cng V S T3n rêC njo • ^ n P [er.m[. «i Hall W e1.* - S-fole'c m|\ s Ei"ra Special Discounts on Carpet Cleaning Stopped gories — high school, college, and open Pease Paint and Wallpaper. 570 S c WERE BACK AT OUR OLD SPOT (architects, artists, etc ) — with a $50 Main. Plymouth 48170 'Skeur-êLkt' £ c m r i B R o oK 15379 FARMINGTON gift certificate awarded to the winner When designing the masthead, Bixler Carpet, Furniture & Drapery Cleaners LIVONIA of each category said, contestants should consider the Cleaning Specialists for over 30 years 261-5736 The grand prize_»tinner selected following Pease Paint has been a part 32669 Warren at Venoy 24739 Middlebelt • Farming^n Hills OPEN EVENINGS from these finalists will be awarded an of Plymouth for 33 years. Pease and (inside Franco s Slylingf , - additional $50 gift certificate. Plymouth are growing together; the Gsrden City ^525^6333-*^^^ 478-6370 Claybourne Adams Thomas J. Mulcahey PriTzhees cwoinllte bset wgiivllen r uant ath roeucgehpt Mionay f o1r ssutoprpel iseusp; pthliees P plyaminot,u twha lllopgaop eirs aan lda ragret ; mm-n9 rrrm all contestants at Pease Paint on May oak tree f OT, 8 The reception will be held in con- Entries should be S1-! inches long and P r e - E a s t er S a le e JJont/iA£, junction with the spring arts festival in 8"^ inches wide mounted on 8 v? by 11- Everything you need JHG PRIC€ is rm Kellogg Park inch colored paper Designs should be GARY CASKEY.'slsM pholograpner is available at S A VE 2 0% Judging the entries will be Bud Mar- in black and white rite " co tr/trt //if tin, Plymouth mayor. Sylvia Stetz, For more information, call either Molly and Terry Bixler urge young artists to enter the contest to P L Y M O U TH Plymouth-Canton Board of Education; one of the Bixlers at 453-5100 pick a logo for the newsletter to be published by Pease Paint. T 0 W NE A P A R T M E N TS L I G H TS Thurs. • Fri. • Sat. • Sun. hif wfer/ h ri vety Enjoy healthy independence ;n this O N LY KARNEY DERDERIAN beautiful new complex One and two bedroom apartments for CONTRACTORS IF Y OU HAVE BEEN WAITING Senior Citizens including Polished Brass Finish Swinq SUITS 427-3981 Va O FF W e d d i ng FOR A KARASTAN CARPET • Transportation chas rside .sofas ic3e ,bedside Jdrrrr LICENSED • INSURED • GUARANTEED e x f i e M e n r e. SALE SO YOU CAN SAVEI • Optional social activities wal| COATS SAVEI SAVEI • Emergency security lamp •lPnttUU-4' Mi • Two meals DRESS PANTS AN I M P O R T A NT THE WAITING IS OVER... • Housekeeping services Because righr now, we're adding a Cape Scallops sauteed with FAMOUS 25 8" x 10" • Linens select handful of new and ...Rite Carpet is now featuring Ka- BLAZERS trseauxdrcpiittriiionsgnin aegln lCytrh aeufecfsko—r dMealuebegleran imtn aitnnim ntheeesr , fresh vegeRtai$bce8le .Ps9,i5l a sfe. rved with Sealy. SEALY $ 2In 3Al5bu0m0 rtchaoesn tbtaruno illa tc-t ailnorpw se ots iafli lberee psr.ir sictaens to af Andns sot aIVtic - ORNO Bo•Pw_Y EC taaN Alkl i1nPg2 Po -RrO5 VeIs iDNesirtvAT aMItiLoEYnsN T ATAr T*d lro roh-' i — kG*n, ctg hing TITESKANNEDE- HI'S F R EE S E M I N A R: like these. Here's a sample: Other Packages Call 476-8360 for a free pre-meas- TSe Sioivno! Inen on vrrH 50 WAYS POSTUREPEDICS from *14900 ure date or visit our show rooms. pWoied iK-oOf And remember, your Gandv • . V// fjtri/oi Dancer dinner includes salad bar Cape Scallops in a rich DISCONTINUED RITEf r AClAl RUPFTE 7T M ile & Middle be It Bhi !W3a !w"d c m16p° a>1 25' TO M A KE Y O UR or Charley's Chowder, and hot Cheese Sauce, served with 1982 MODELS 50% Discount FREE d W M r C jl Livonia• 476-8360 Thre«-«* Wilson "STAND BAG" Canvas 82395 M a r ch 2 4 - 27 Or call PLYMOUTH M l41170 priced Q ti Qrlit, a LM'"oo"mo"r W xrwT d»hanjomMO pa ne«rd•* «N •p«r o forft ll H • wrt fe Mfci Road. 4A 1S2 fs198) MENS "DUCKSTER" WILSON CLUB SALE Sofa. •B C*dhdaiuna< j• • L Laomtsp .M •o rTaa bl«a • " YNEOSM II v cpa inaMnn olrotr aannttB eenn ddR Sye/otnuidrr rf mwreeei f yIRoA uKr -s XferOmeAeinK ba! or oPklleeats Ae r eCsemrved ste attios SUM Ail tap q-âkry hirrjjtura Njn-it Maavy Ou»y tor duraCMMy 51" H x 18" W x 14" D V ANDY BEAN VWress (a TO.* wWAadAirlHMJ Ue|ia|a)dm worei o cRnoAeofCM iKMn jr r lor Send for FREK Booklet Reg $399 4 Carry jyvca ^ $2 995 3 wde. 8 Iron. $ 5 T E NIntPerioErs N NY .Vdte p MUMT Reg. l239*" 1 09 42951 W. 7 Mile 8v»0es" "i!e!s isv nPtHchX Wtuvf Mtsvner* please name a-x JP chfotnvee *>Mress Vcounr F tevi 'in HigMarxJ SNoopino Cent®' DEXTER SHOES BAG BOY CARTS ?mll«aW o» 1-275 S c h r a d c r 's LIVONIA H A R D W A RE Northville • 3W-7174 II H, TOajMni/Ey tad FUR oNp»rIaSl»dH uoIrNa 1G9CS7~ l LMEEANTSH $ER4 OQ 95 5J SPRALICE EcD *# jm 1^ 9a5 up Merrill Lynch 5 M i le at F a n n i n g * t on OA21155 9371611 1111^. Center Mon «".• , have shared. Despite hard ..times in our industry. \ou The OCRC used new plastic pavement markings Conventional wisdom at that time was that the quarters for blood-alcohol tests. such a dramatic event will a cure begin have dipped deep into your own resources to help others. that were more reflective and more durable. children in my family would become problem Also, a person with a 0.1 per cent or greater of Take it from someone who would have given a 3921 Rochester Rd. Toilet saidodInt e cdo tnos ttrruacffteicd c falpaarcinitgys a n—d r leedftuc etdurn dr ilvaenres co tnhfaut- dainbrgionruekt dethirsee nats t"h xaa"dtu h lfteasa.cvt yoIr drer —imnkei mangb eb rpeal imreeavnentdsy p dhaiessrsceeuddsis toianorny st o tbnaolokwoe.dn a aa slbcl ooahbodoslo a lculocteonht peornlot oc fios no gtfeu dnitlrtu yonf ok f0e. n1dnr pueenssrk ecnenntes wsa Usn ntiolt d"tovriuengrkyhi ehnrge d ahrvauybn"ikt s-adn risniwvie tnrhge t ol aT wtehsceu hqmausveeesht mio snatnu yadby bo.eunt Te phfeaitrs enn eftwosr ' (31T3r)o y6 84890-8147 00 $469? GWrahdiete A waOs suur cCha are h &ug eSh saurcec efossod t-hdaion tahetio lnoo pdr owgilrlam go i son o bxeerin nuo wd.is Btruitb uitt ed It installed delayed left-turn signals, which re- their children. Those who refuse to take a blood test will have the driver tor weeks to come. The figures are impressive. Vvu donated 4 duced the number of front-end collisions. million cans of food and contributed another SI. > million in cash. •91.95 sayN?o Nt aesve trhtrhiellliensgs, as th tehe d Zrailmwaatuicke ere dBurcidtigoen s ainga a,c ycoi-u QUALITY! ISnecalut dNeodt Limit 1 General Motors has contributed S3.3 million to match xour cash dTeenletsg artap shu-cMha pinlet.e rLsaehcsteior-n1s2 as M Tilee,leg Mraapphle-1-2Cr aMn-ile. Carving the fat from beef government at a 40% #2131.175 4E-x2p-i8r3e s J Tcohnist raidbdusti uopn, tdoo lsloarm efo rS4 d.bol lmari,ll aionnd t5o0 p cuerncthsa fsoer a edadcihti ocannal \ foiukk gJ.a vIne . brodk. Orchard Lake-Northwestern, Rochester- eita all. your generosity will he sending the equivalent of H million Long Lake and Telegraph-Long Lake meant nearly Savings Coupon - —n. — Coupon — r—s. ^r Cou pon° — 330 fewer crashes a year for us motorists. Brass Craft cans ot lood to the hungry across America. You have provided, built by Everett Insinkerator I Stainless Steel literally 10 million meals to those in need. ON A RECENT tour of the Hygrade Co., producer expand their staffs THE DATA ARENT all in, so it is too early to of the popular Ball Park Franks, our group was A feu davsago I received a letter from President Reagan tell yet what impact the 1981 improvements at standing in theTear of the Livonia building as big ) the stroller THE NEXT STEP was the Michigan Legislature, CMmriiogleoh.kt E shv-aBevriegg rBheaeedan v-e10r. GMrieleenf ainedld- S10ou Mthifliee,l dJ-o1h1n RM-i1l2e cpliaofmtretedio itnnhs,e o ofpnoe rmt wieooantrk h ewirg,ehr we aintd hbe caian glravre gddee ll kiavnregiefreed sintr A ihpsiss o htfha nefyad t, i- W.W. gswerhnoetuirpen g om fao Hsremoua lslleaw p saonrd tairo eSne nowfar ttiehtet emn setma Atebn ders, th eeaych li srteepdre -a REG t Srpehrsa.ptiisoei nntghsei ablil ll iaottryg vTeoshtue a "n Ifdo rn mn \eoodsutr Wc eoaxm\c peorlflee hAnetmn eesrixviacema fp ohlieaks lo- lcda oclnoleandtci oeCnrna rpe na*n Ad_ .v am maTdhee a re fausllon y eisar t whahte nthe th eim sptruodyve wmaesnt c ohmadpnl'ette bdee inn from the carcass Edgar When the legislature was mentioned, our legal 59.95 ever conducted bv priv ate enterprise!'noting that it reflects well 1981 Yet when you see accidents at Crooks-Big friend, Perry Richwine, interrupted to advise the KITCHEN FAUCET on the compassion of General Motors and its employes. hhBaaepvaepv eteonr i fcnaoglnl. icnlgud efr othmat 8 9so mine t1h9i7n7g twoo 3n0de irnfu 1l9 8m1,ay y obue wrbeuemI dst ghaweoraktuss l od" fa n h o iunreenu ttsoouu acrlui tssti tg hwheth, of bat usta o imudt,o or"ef'T ouhunarut' ssguo tavhlee wr nfaemslle otnhwte ^ lgeoavdeerrsn,m anednt ailt p iscttaurrteed a sa t dheis cnueswsi ofnra nofks t hween etn utpire a gma rdeoatu yop. n tlyhe trehr weeas w eae tkism oeu tw ohfen a ytheaatr baonddy w oefre 12 pa didoz e$n3 19740 0 *i 1 BaLdimgit e1 r I I I Reg 54.95 RMEGoLLdii.mme 4lni t16 110. 07 5 pasIt caannil o pnrkes aedndt A msv tIh wanrkoste atond a lelx opfr evsosu m evar plireird,e v oinu G aMre tpheeo pIxle's, t difWfehraet nthcee — OC uRnCde irssc foinredsin ga —les sthonat I d elseiagrnne mda ak efsew a ceiling-high contraption to be packed. "Michigan got along quite well on that set-up." Expires 4-2-81 J I Expires 4- Ex

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