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Volume 16 Number 38 Monday. November 26. 1990 Canton, Michigan 48 Pages Fifty Cents
Supporters to lobby for airport purchase
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The group, composed of Canton residents Klochko family, who own Desert Sands Inc. A second blow to Mettetal supporters would cover the remaining 95 percent of the and $60,000 annually, he said.
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"What happens to Mettetal not only af- proposal. Trustees rejected a study commit- percent contribution cost that would be land isn't used as an airport it likely would wouldn't be able to afford at a private avia-
fects Canton, but the surrounding communi- tee recommendation to buy the airport. owed by any authority. be developed for light industrial businesses tion school Also, a survey of Plymouth-
ties," said John Vergona, committee mem- Supervisor Tom Yack, Clerk Loren Ben- Committee members questioned Kosteva Mettetal supporters say the airport could
ber and main figure in the-yearlong effort nett. Treasurer Gerald Brown and trustees last week about why he pushed the legisla- be used for a public aviation school that Please turn to Page 2
Amoco
Busy counselors
landscape
help kids cope
project
By M.B. Dillon school in the year 2000
staff writer • two class members will have
takes root given birth before graduation;
The teacher couldn't figure out • eight will have dropped out of
why. but one of her fourth-graders school.
was constantly angry. Outbursts • 11 will be unemployed after
By M.B. Dillon were daily occurrences. graduation;
staff writer A counselor took ber aside, and "I • 15 will be living in poverty;
just pried it out of her." said Judy • by graduaUon. 36 will have
Weyant, who counsels at Field .and used alcohol. 17 will have experi-
the Amoco Corp., says the compa- Allen elementaries. mented with marijuana and eight
ny's abandoned service station at "She had never told anyone this, with cocaine.
Ann Arbor Trail and Main will be but her mother was in a shelter be- • six will have run away from
landscaped before Christmas with cause of problems with a boyfriend home.
pines, locust and flowering crab involving alcohol and abuse The ' Elementary school counseling is
trees; berms; wood mulches and teacher had no idea what emotional growing in-terms of need." said For-
ground plantings. strain the child has been under." dell. "What prevention in the early
The company's district office gave grades can do for young people is to
the go-ahead for the $30,000 project. WEYANT IS ONE of five elemen- address crises before they become
The property has been on a Michigan tary school counselors who briefed crises in middle school and high
Department of Natural Resources school board members last week on school.''
list of contaminated sites since 1979. a new program providing counseling To meet those goals, "we should
for K-5 students. have 14 counselors, and we have
FOR YEARS, PETROLEUM- While the counselors agree the five We definitely need one at each
BASED contaminants seeped from three-month-old program is effec- building, so 12 would be an absolute
underground storage tanks into the Uve, they say they're overwhelmed. minimum." Fordell said.
ground water and soil in an area ex- BILL BRESLER.'staff photograph* Five counselors aren't enough to The board budgeted about
tending south of the Mayflower serve the district's 7,000 elementary $125,000 and in June hired five coun-
Meeting House, across Main Street, school students. selors. all of w^om have master s de-
underneath Ann Arbor Trail, and With social problems on the upsw- grees in guidance and counseling.
east of the Bo* Bar. A large portion ing, teachers notice that more and The fledgUrs staff has received
of the contamination is fuel oil. Fuel more of their students are at risk. more than 650 counseling referrals,
oil components include benzene and
Jeffrey Fordell, administrative in- Weyant said
ethylbenzene, which are carcino-
tern who's overseeing th^ effort, "We're beingimmdated With this
gens.
says that if trends continue, in a 40-
Amoco is pumping and treating member class graduating from high
polluted ground water and is propos- Santa Ploase turn to Page 2
ing to clean the soil with an air-strip-
ping process. Cleanup is expected to arrives Plymouth Road paving
take up to five years at a cost of a
half million dollars or more the first
year. More than 500 folks showed on county project list
The landscaping will take just up Friday for Santa's arrival
three days, but work can't begin un- in Canton at the Cinema 6
til trenches are dug by Groundwater
movie house. The arrival
Technology. Inc. of Farmington
was minus a helicopter this Fixing bumpy Plymouth Road be- BL'T COUNTY Commissioner Su-
Hills, the firm doing the remediation
for Amoco. year, but that didn't dampen tween Mill and Haggerty is on a list san Hemtz, R-Northville, said if she
tre"nWchee isn tdeungd ptoen dhianvge (stohmee D oNfR th'se) tAhbeo evxec, iHteemaretnato o tfh ethe cl koiwdns . o1f9 9c1o unty road projects planned for ginegt.s her way, the city will pay noth-
approval of the final assessment entertains Mike Stoeckle "A resurfacing project has been "We believe the county should
proposed as part of a road projects take care of all of the cost of that,
plan," said Miller. "We anticipate and daughter, Ashley, 7 list in the 1991 county budget." ac- it's a county road." she said.
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sidewalk buried in one of the berms. gift list. City Manager Gordon Jaeger to elimination if they run into some
financial difficulties themselves."
"We'll probably do the trenching The county office said the budget,
in anticipation of the plan being ap- which provides for the road im- City Commissioner James Jabara
proved and make modifications as provement, has been submitted for said a county resurfacing of the road
need be. We're hopeful that within county commission approval in recent years "was totally unsatis-
factory," and added the city should
the month, this will be complete."
"The city of Plymouth share be credited for money contributed to
Groundwater Technology has said
would be approximately $40,000," that ear ber project
they can complete the trenching in
according to the letter, with the Heintz said it's too early to tell if
the next two to three weeks, be said.
county paying $80,000 "We will be the repaving is certain for 1991.
"The landscapers are ready, will- contacting you with more definitive "We're still waiting on all the projec-
ing and able to proceed post haste. information after the Dec I. 1990 tions on gas and weight taxes."
They have the materials, which are adoption of the 1991 budget." ac- which help fund county road repairs,
cording to the letter to Jaeger. she said
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what's inside Visitors get taste
Building scene . . . . 1F Look for the of first Thanksgiving
Calendar . .7C
Classifieds . C.E.F Plymouth
Auto E.F
Employment . . .. E.F Canton By Kevin Brown ed the legendary first Thanksgiving
Index. . . . , . . 8E staff writer
Real estate E Suburban SOME ONLOOKERS stood on
Creative living . . .. IE Cable Weekly "A Plymouth Thanksgiving" was a benches and others on tip-toes as
Crossword. , . . . . 3E success, say organizers, some bust theater students and local residents
50 ness owners and those who viewed dressed like pilgrims passed wooden
Obituaries . 58 the festivities bow is of breaa, walnuts, xucchlhl,
Sports . 1C The Big Guy must have liked it cucumbers - and turkey
too. considering the striking rainbow 'The turnout is marvelous," said
Street scene. . . . . .. 1D
that spanned the horizon as folks organizer Fred Hill, dressed in a
Taste 18 filed out of Kellogg Park on the first black and white pilgrim outfit "Peo-
NEWSLINE . . . 591-2300 day of the event ple in the community are saying it's
SPORTSLINE . .591-2312 On Friday, more than 200 specta- marvelous "
CIRCULATION .591-0500 tors circled the scene in Kellogg Earlier Friday, an icy rain mixed
CLASSIFIED . .591-0900 NOW in every Monday TPhaarknk wsghiveirneg" p "aArticip Panlytsm reo-uetnha ct- turn to Page 3 Vrei-seitnoarsc tgmatehnetr o la rtoheun fdir stth eTh taanbklesg aivti Kngef Dtoagyg f ePaasrtk to watch the
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Amoco Corp. approves landscaping project I
Continued from Paoe 1
with snow at about 11:S0 a.m. sug-
Continued from Papa 1
"We also want to do some addi- gesting weather wouldn't cooperate
all coming out of the Detroit area." tional testing of the nature of the on the event's first day.
said Miller, ' gases beneath there to ensure Still, by noon, Michelle Clemens of
" The onjy work to be done on the they're not volatile, that is exploeiVe. the Plymouth Park Players, wearing
station itself includes "minor touch- materials." a maroon cloak to ward off the chill,
ups with paint and installation of a The pollutant is in a "hard, thick was calling out to passersby, "Happy
stainless steel stack, or Chimney if state in the drain tile beneath the Thanksgiving to thee."
you wilL foundation of the Meeting House." "They seem to be really enjoying
"We intend to raise the vent up so Souther land added. "As far - as I EXISTING BUILDING it, even though the weather s so
that anything released into the envi- know, the plan doesn't provide for chilly out," she said. Speaking in an
ronment is released at a level that is removal of that. The plan still con- English, or colonists' aocent. she
to be some distance off the templates leaving pollutant in the added. 'The people who are here
ground." The station will house the clay." want to be entertained."
remediation equipment Amoco has said it will "begin to r: Marci Hannewald, a saleswoman
RALPH LORENZ-S Mayflower prove to Plymouth that Amoco is a at Wayside Gifts just across from
Sleeting House, adjacent to the sta- company with a strong sense of cor- the park, said, "It's been so busy —
tion, is the property most severely porate responsibility. We recognize , everybody want's to know when
aflected by the contamination With the role we play and our responsibil- CLOSED AMOCO BUILDING they're (event participants) going to
tie exception of one. the offices in ity to do what's right" do things."
tbe Meeting House have been vacat- U.S. District Judge Patrick Dug-
ed because of the problem. gan is hearing the case. "WE'VE NOTICED there's a lot of
triLcto Creonuzr ti,s sculainigm Ainmgo dcaom ina gUe.sS. aDnids - We"dWnee smdaeyt a nwdit hhe Jtoulddg eus Dwueg'lgla bne e; pweoomplaen o Bnun tnhye H starlelweta.y" fsraoimd bsaelheisn-d
demanding that the site be cleaned the number one trial scheduled in the counter at the Nawrot Pendleton
uR- May or June. He's not going to let it Shop on Forest.
Mike Souther Land, Lorenz's attor- drag on," said Southerland. "He said "It's a-'Very festive atmosphere;
ney. said Amoco supplied him Tues- it's too important " p. o.i ting it's a very good mood."
do: with the technical plans to re- Southerland says he doesn't want Esther McKendry, another sales-
mediate the site. to "put a band aid on this thing. I woman. said business was better on
. Two earlier proposals were reject- want to do it right. the Friday after Thanksgiving than
eCby the DNR and affected property "With all due respect, it doesn't it was last year — probably because
take a rocket scientist to figure out "A Plymouth Thanksgiving" drew
; Southerland is reviewing the pro- what was going on. Amoco has people to town.
posals and submitting them to a con- known for a long time what they've But Lloyd Combe, owner of "The
sultant for comment. done here. It's only now that they've Put-Upon Shoppe" in the Forest
! "But I've already seen a few prob- had to that they've faced up to it" 5 Place Mall reported "about the same
lems. One in particular is that the Southerland expects the case to flow" of shoppers on Friday as on
plan does not provide for enough ex- draw national attention. the Friday after Thanksgiving last
traction units beneath the (Meeting "The question that hasn't been ex- year.
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ditional points. tle of bow clean is clean." seven other native dancers on a plat- The re-enactment of the first "1 think* it's a good idea." added
Amoco says it wants to plant pine trees at the site. form in the Kellogg Park fountain Thanksgiving, at 1:30 p.m., opened Mary Ann Foss of Plymouth, tending
They wore costumes featuring color- with Fred Hill calling out over a mi- to her daughter Courtney "It's nice
Grade school counselors overwhelmed ful medallions of bright yellows, crophone. "I give you the governor. to have more emphasis on
Groups lobby for airport reds and blues, and buckskin yokes Governor Bradford " Thanksgiving."
and decorative feathers. Gov -Bradford, alias A1 LaCroix of Also surveying the scene from
Plymouth, read a 10-minute descrip- Main Street was Earl Smith of
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rals. Carol Dolan counsels children in Parents have a very difficult job Cathy Campbell, who services interested in an aviation school. Representatives from the state
The counselors say youngsters are small groups at Farrand and Fiegel today They face a multitude of Hoben and Eriksson, says preventive Carol Herrick, Canton resident bureau of aeronautics and the Fed-
grappling with difficulties ranging elementaries. problems. We come to parenthood counseling in the classroom is "on and pilot, compared Mettetal to a eral Aviation Administration have
from anxiety, phobias and low self- It's preventative intervention for with very little preparation. It's an the cutting edge." With her students, jewel in the Nile and something argued that Mettetal needs to be
esteem to family problems involving students dealing with similar prob- unspoken expectation that instinct Campbell deals with issues ranging that other communities don't have. preserved
substance abuse, sexual abuse, ill- lems, such as coping with divorce or will be enough. Sometimes it isn't. from self-image to friendship, deci- You don't have to be a pilot to en- "Airports are becoming an en-
ness and death. substance abuse in the family, low Parents need support and help as sion-making and drugs. "The kids joy the airport, she said, because dangered species and we need to
"The highest incidence of sexual self-esteem or being new to a school. they rear their children. " see us as one more helping person," it's a place where anyone can go protect the airports that we have."
abuse involving children occurs One of four children are affected by Parents at Miller requested a said Campbell. and watch the planes. Mettetal has said Dean Nitz, FAA state supervi-
when they're in the third, fourth and substance abuse, Dolan said. "We class, and got it It's been so popular worked hard to be a part of the sor
fifth grades," said Weyant "With the want to teach them coping skills, that there's a waiting list for a sec-
holidays approaching, there's an give them support, help them iden- ond, Dolan said.
even greater incidence of substance tify their feelings and let the high BILL BRESLER/staff pno«ograp,»
"We have great hopes this will be
«tase and physical abuse."
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Ml 46150. Second-class postage Hockey cold war' to resume in area in sprina an IQ of 135 In his last 1Q test, he OPTIONAL COVERAGE spells
palal imd aaitl L(siuvbosnciari.p Mtioln 4, 8c1h5a1n.g Ae dodfr aedss- measured borderline mentally hand- disaster, say opponents of the re- Reg. ^ 4 . 95
dress. Form 3569) to P.O. Box 2428, icapped." said Babiak's mother, Gini form, because young drivers, those
0L5iv0o0n. ia. Ml 48151. Telephone 591- sBBtyya fTTf eewderddit eSSrcc hhnneeiiddeerr we cwoeu wwnceeirrleem atthhnee Krreee,.n"" Mssaaeiihddl. WW Meeessthtlllaan naHdnd c. .hi.tiys Easter vac .a.t.i on. That's so kids on egation's arrival and a gala banquet Until recently, the U.S. govern aNcetuivvei lilne w thheo, W sianycnee -1O9a8k4l,a nhdas C bheaepn- rionosustr panrocnee ra ttoes a cacreid ehnitgsh easntd, wwohuolsde SALE
£ NewHsOstManEd D .EL .IV .E RrY p eSrE cRoVpIyC. E5 0« chTalhlee ncgoeld on w iacre riesm haiisntso.r y, but the wreipfere, sSeonntyaat,iv wese rdeu rtihneg cthitey '1s9 8o9ff tirciipa.l athree ae xyhoiubthiti otnesa mwsill tshtailtl bwei liln ptolawyn. in otine st,h eM efhiln aslai dw. eekend are possibili- lmanedn ti non lNye wall oYwoerdk Soorv iWeta sphlainngetson t o taenrc oef the Michigan Head Injury Alli- ceveretnati nofly a ch doiosasebl ilnogw earc criadteens.t, I nth ethree Classic Interiors
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tions stated in the applicable rate celebration, city officials announced planning the Soviet visit. school and government officials. for by the Soviets and donations by Metropolitan Airport.
fCcraaornmdt,o tcnho eOpib eassdevr ovefert rwi.s hi7ni4cgh4 daWreepin agarvt Smaitleraenbetl.te lasTt hwee Meka. rch excursion is a return miCttIeTeY m OeFmFbIeCrsIA hLaSve a bneden s uwbocrokmin-g halHf ocousminpgle atrer,a hneg esamide.n ts are about ctoi vdiec fgrraoyu epxsp aenndse os,t hheer ssa widi.l l be used ligMhteehnli nthgi nekxsp etrhiee nvciseit fworill ablel a cno enn-- Ydoo uwu wa ta»llhrllerhe a lalododsysiyinn gkkgnn wowowewetig g whWwh!h te aiID a tDalIrE I yejETo B u oR asEfrtdSo UuOMLrTt lSefta eMld EK iDrnvI oWCwAwlnTggIhOtN wRh ePadRtuO ctotGio RenaA tMM eh adcs.»cn .on oeht efCwiep^l^olo uutos
Plymouth. Ml 46170. [phone] engagement of sorts. for the last six to eight months to Activities for the delegation are "The biggest drawback (in putting cerned
rTighhe tC naontt otno Oacbcseeprtve arn r easdevrevretsis etrh'es bacTkh ee nedxh oifb iati honom toeu-arn rde-phroemseen stser tihees a"Wrrae nfginea tlhlye vgiosti tt,h Me echoln sfairidm Tatuieosnd abyy. also in the planning stages. tlohew terdi pto t olagnedth ienr )D iest riof itth. eIyf tahreeyn 'hta avle- twe'Eenv ethne w tiwtho w choautn'str iheasp)p Ie niemda g(ibnee- SHARON LoMlEUX/*t«fl photograph*, M>E« 3C1M1C MA iDdOdNle P RbeOnG •R AUMvo roa 422-8040 THE CITY OF WAYNE
order. Observer A Eccentricad- that began in 1989 when the a West- FAX this week." A reception at the Melvin Bailey to land in New York it's going to cost it's going to be a real eye-opener for "I'm head injured and that's just the way it is. I believe we can DEPARTMENT OF PARKS & RECREATION
takers have no authority to bind this land-based youth hockey team, the He said the thaw in U.S.-Soviet re- Recreation Center following the del- another <7,000 to bring them here." them," he said. all get back to where we want to be. It's one small step at a EXTENDED HOURS EVENINGS & SATURDAY presents
newspaper and only publication of Stingers, traveled to Helsinki, Fin- lations during the past few years time," said Nancy Bauser, at a recent gathering of "survivors" THE WAYNE WINTER WHISTLESTOP
an advertisement shall constitute fi- land and Leningrad, Russia for 10
lial acceptance of the advertiser's days of competition. may have made things a little easier. 'Please, The New Pied Piper and family members coping with head injury. Bauser, an ac-
Dates for the visit haven't been fi- credited social worker who married last year, was injured in
pro"bTahbel yw ghootle s itdaerate d(of t hae S olavsitet n viigshitt ) gneatl iizse* M^ aalrtchhou g1h5- 2M6eh olr s a2i7d, t hbeef toarre- my little of Plymouth h19e7ad3. iSnhjeur eisd. now a Farmington Hills peer counselor for the FACTORY NOFVREIDMABYE R DSAETCUEMRDBAEYR
girl needs Christmas Sale SALE DATES: 11-30-90 to 12-22-90 30 1
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20% OFF CHRISTMAS 1 0% DISCOUNT Plymouth (across from the park) 459-341 0 Show 34150 Autry Avenue
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CHRISTMAS CARDS FABRICS Plymouth Cultural Center
Come «i and gel a punch cart with your card purchase
• Grsasng carts tor at yov reads Christmas i 525 Farmer
• Specialized Mum & lam balloons Serving the Metro
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Ine of paper & party goods i
28235 Five Mile Road
; | 43387 JOY ROAD • CANTON (in Coventry Commons) | (next to Zimms) • LIVONIA Fri., Sat., Sun.
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OPTIONS CONFERENCE /•'or More Infomiation, cull 6(i20
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Never before held in the state of Michigan, the nationally popular preretirement/
retirement living conference will be presented by the author of RETIREMENT
LIVING ALTERNATIVES USA: THE INSIDE STORY. H. Wilson Worley.
Mr. Worley s hook (a $9.95 value) will be presented without charge to each household IT'S THE ANNUAL 1/3 OFF ALL
along with other copyrighted material.
Thousands have highly acclaimed this conference for its dissemination of informa-
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tion not available from any other source. During the two-hour session, participants CHRISTMAS TREES L
will review full-service preretirement and retirement Ifting concepts through a
color slide series of communities from the east to the west coast. CRAFT INCLUDING
In addition, a new and different concept in active retirement/preretirement HUDSON VALLEY
SHOW
living being considered for Farmington Hills will be discussed to determine its
potential for active adults desiring a full menu of services from home and yard
maintenance to security and health/fitness programs. The concept offers options The Medical Fitness Cen- track. Relax in our thera- AT
not found in lifecare, entrance fee, expensive rental packages, or resort communities.
ter is a complete Health Spa Deluxe Douglas Fir
Each participant will be asked to complete a simple written survey to provide peutic Whirlpool or Sauna. L A D B R O KE
direction for the development and the public s acceptance of this community. facility. We have the latest in
fitness equipment, including Your Fitness Program is D RC
The conference is free of charge. However, seating is limited and will be by
the new Keiser Weight Cir- directed by Exercise Physi-
reservation only. - —
cuit. ologists, Dieticians, R.N.'s with over
Please call Nancy Fees [phone], Monday through Friday from.SJO a.m
and Doctors. Call now for
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•Hilton Inn — Novi • Botsford General • Botsford General them to know they aren't living,
21111 Haggerty Road Hospital Hospital FRIDAY, MOV. 30 - 1 I AM - 9 PM
8 Mile Rd. Exit off 1-275 Shenandoah Pine *
Novi. MI Administration & Administration & | | COUPON "1 SATURDAY, DEC. I - IO AM - 6 PM ' At
Tuesday, Dec. II Education Building Education Building O NE F R E E ZE SUNDAY, DEC. 2 - 10 AM - 4 PM Over 50 different styles an^
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2:00 P.M. Farmington Hills. Ml Farmington Hills. MI FREE PARKING • CHILDREN FREE S
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WMheOdOn eAs.dMa. y, Dec. 12 T2h4u0r sPd.May,. D ec. 13 fATIONl Located on First Floor Grandstand Fir, Spruce and Pine -* for indoor or out;
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Each session will end promptly two hours from the above starting times. HOURS
Have one of our exercise physiologists give you a , LIVONIA
Monday - Friday, 10:00 am to 8:30 pm
Sponsored by Botsford General Hospital and ABSOLUcTvEalLuYat FloRn EinEc!l u-din g—^ he —alth ri s—k f_acto . rs. ' Saturday, 10:00 am to 6:00 pm
National Retirement Corporation. 17940 Farmington »o*<f 425-5544' Ladbroke® S3.00 ADMISSION Sunday, Noon to 5:00 pm Vermont Sprue*
4 « 7 Mil* ffoatftj PHONE [phone] Closed Wednesday
, V Uvonla LI von'- '' "PPVinn FOR INFORMATION
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874 Ann Arbor Road, Plmouth, Michigan • (313) 459-7410
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MR. POWER argues that the sug- clear from your comments that you Cable TV gives something back By Jan ics Branson Kruchkow 4aid By "walking wound
gested outcomes in writing are "be- haven't really progressed past the e s s e n t i a l, c o s t ly staff writer . Donors may dial a Hunger Information ed," be means the working poor, peo-
thankful wildering" because they focus on prewriting stage. ple who are employed but unable tQ
such areas as "prewriting. drafting, We all look foward to the revision Creative fund-raising by the na- Line, 1-900-468-GIVE, and presto, make ends meet.
revising, proofreading, publishing" that really is worth publishing. By Lisa BoJsnd crew for ooe of our locally produced tion's largest food program is apt to Assisting Kruchkow in his distri*.
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To you all we extend our sincere velop proficiency in the elements of to be shared words of the contract and limit ser- gramming is one that we take great sions like service availability to new s "Loss ratios for auto insur- rehab therapy, according to his
appreciation. . the writing process described above, vices provided, we have chosen to pride in. Although our contract with neighborhoods in a businesslike man- ance (the percent of premium dol- mother
the ease of writing is a natural con- liberally interpret the contract and the local community does not re- ner in order to make sure that the lars going back in the form of "It's hard," she said, not to both Bishop Borgess High School
The Plymouth Community sequence. Opinions and ideas are besl offer more services than are re- quire a special number of local cost of service is not driven up prohi- claims payments) have been con- envy and resent those lucky enough
Chamber of Commerce when shared with others. quired. shows, or hours per week, we have bitively. sistently and significantly higher in to qualify for the generous and life- H O L I D AY B A Z A AR
Board of Directors ny PtoE RthHe AnePeSd TfoHrE h uellptiimnga tsetu tdeestnitms oto- andT hCaatn'st ownh yOb (sheerve Prsly emnocuotuh r- It is with this in mind that I re- shtoruivrse da to w eaettka.in H aunnd arvedesrag oef oyfo u3r0 Should any of the residents of our tMioinc.h igan than in the rest of the na- gciivrcinugm bsetannecfeit sfo orfc endo- fuapuolnt, tah ecr uine-l Plymouth Sunday, Dec. 2
Writing think and analyze an approach to age their readers to share iheir spond to the recent editorial saluting neighbors have received training in community have questions, con- "This means that Michigan is jured by something as insignificant 9 a.m.-5 p.m. $1.00 Donation
subject matter is Mr. Power's curso- views with olhers in the From the creation of a Canton Cable Com- the use of a camera, editing and pro- cerns, or ideas about Jocal program- returning among the highest per- as the circumstances of their acci- Plymouth Rd. at Telegraph
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chef Larry
Janes
Stuffed?
Help the
hungry
With Thanksgiipng warmly
tucked behind our belt buckles
and buttons, the last of that
turkey carcass picked clean and
hopefully thrown into a stock pot
for soup, did you ever stop to
think what it would be like to
in line, hoping and praying
that the agency providing your
only warm meal of the day
wouldn't run out of turkey, gravy,
stuffing and potatoes? -3
As you search through the
cupboards looking for that can of
cranberry sauce hidden behind
the bulging shelves of soup, taco
shells, canned vegetables and
cereal boxes, were ybu aware
that there are thousands of
. people, many in our own neatly
landscaped backyards, who open
their cupboards only to find a bag
of USDA-packaged corn meal and
an occasional can of evaporated
milk?
The facts are astounding. With
many community agencies
feeling budgets cuts, the rolls
continually expand with families
requesting assistance. Maybe it
was a temporary layoff, a sudden
turn of bad luck or even an
unexpected medical emergency
that tapped a family's food
budget. Whatever the reasons,
there are people going to bed . Hors d'oeuvres prepared by Larry Janes include Dip in tomato. Artichoke Heart and 3-Cheese Puff and Nut Terrine. Platters courtesy o f m ' l i ^ ^ ' ^ o-
hungry
Roasted Garlic Decadence on crackers, Cold BLT Pastries, all on platter at left, and Baked Sausage ma. Laurel Park Place. Livonia
Fortunately, there are agencies
like the folks from Gleaners
Appetite- whetters
. Community Food Bank who assist
folks with bare cupboards. It
might be the mom (or dad) with
two kids struggling on ADC who
need their help. Mayb$>it's the
senior citizen who lives down
your street who purchases only Combine dunks, tops, forms and wraps
day-old bread and past-prime
produce from your local
supermarket. It could even be
that shelter for battered women
aarnodu cnhdi ltdhreeinr Twhhaon gkasgthiverinedg table Bspye Lciaarlr yw rJiatenre s wori tpha tshtea. addition of a simple sauce and rice aforell oaw feewd, rreugleasr dthleasts s ohfo uwlhda atl wouary ms obme s ha -e Here are recipes
wondering if they will ever get a
preached for decades. First, try to remember
chance to return to a normal W
lifestyle. ITH THE INFLUX of holiday IN ORDER TO plan a great hors d'oeuvres that throwing a party should be fun. Mommas for one of each
parties, open houses and office party, you need to remember a few minor through the centuries have instilled in our
get-togethers, today's busy cook categories. The best appetizer table is simply minds that hosts and hostesses must
SOME FOLKS need help, and is always in search of new ideas, just that, an appetizer, something to enjoy constantly be running around like the COLD BLT DIP
as a nation with bulging suggestions and tips to make his or her before dining. Too many pre-dinner palate proverbial chicken with its head cut off, A great dank
cupboards, it's up to us to lend a holiday entertaining easy and enjoyable. please rs spell catastrophe to a dinner party making sure that everything is just right and 1 pound bacon, cooked until crisp
hand The scenarios of people Unfortunately fcr most party-throwers, If you are planning on serving dinner, keep that the old adage What's the matter Don't 3 tomatoes, peeled and seeded
needing help are as long and this will be another season filled with the all- the "apps" light and varied If, on the other you like my food?" coupled with the "Eat. It 1 cap mayonaisse or salad dressing
varied as our income tax forms. too-typical marinated meatballs, spinach dip hand, you want to put out a spread Henry will mane me feel better." is the only way to 1 tablespoon Dijon-styled mustard
in hollowed-out bread and the ever-present VIII would relish, remember there will be throw a party. '•* cup green onions, chopped
It becomes increasingly easy to cheese balls little need for exotic salads, heavy pasta '<« cap parsley, minced
sit back and say that it's not our Isn't it about time someone came up with dishes and exorbitantly priced meats and CONTRARY TO what you and I have been Dash hot pepper saoce
problem. But it is. We write some nouveau holiday appetizers that will seafoods. taught, it's okay to enjoy your own party. The Drain bacon and cool. Combine remaining
checks every week to our church. have your guests calling out for more? If you The best appetizer table has a mixture of best host or hostess makes the best guest list, ingredients in a food processor and process
Heck, there's even a payroll have ever found yourself still slaving over dunks, tops, forms and wraps. The dunks incorporating a melange of interesting folks until chunky This can be prepared up Jo 2
deduction now for contributions the entree while your spouse passes the onion should consist of a mixture of relish who. by themselves, will keep the party days in advance and refrigerated. Serve with
to the United Fund. But these dip and crackers to your guests in the other selections with appropriate dips The tops going. corn chips, tortillas, crackers or melbas. If
funds can only go so far. room, you might want to rip out this story can be an assortment of spreads, some hot, Suggestion number two has been practiced there are any leftovers, hollow out a baked
haAll.t Ia nroetciecnedt vai sriatt htoe rm lya rcgiety and utilize it for an upcoming holiday party. ssopmreea dc oolndt,o t hpaatr tcya nb rbeea dpsip aendd o tnhteon crackers, bPyla tnh eth eex hpoerrsie dn'coeedu pvarersty sgoi vtheart f aosr mdeuccahd ceas n dpiostha.t o and heat throughout for a great side
display of brochures from the Hors d'oeuvres are a versatile food strategically placed on the tabletop be done in advance as possible No one likes
Gleaners Community Food Bank category, representing pure luxury and The forms can be molds of pate, temnes it when their host or hostess is secluded in a - ROASTED GARLIC DECADENCE
requesting that I buy a case of indulgence as well as the opportunity for a concocted in simple breadpans and mousses hot kitchen for hours on end Remember, it's A superb top
food to help feed the hungry. The tremendous variety of stimulating tastes adorning the most delicate molds The wraps your party and you can enjoy "it too. 6 large balbs garlic
brochure sat on my desk for a few Almost any dish can be made into an can be a mixture of stuffed vegetables, If your culinary talents equal those of your 4 tablespoons cream sherry *"
days, and when it became time to appetizer simply by miniaturizing it. On the stuffed wrappers, croustades. phyllo and puff car maintenance abilities, try to understand 8 ounces chevre (goat cheese
do the weekly sorting. I found it other hand, you also will find that many pastry that your guests are not coming with rating
and took a few minutes to see just appetizer recipes can be turned into entrees And with everything we do in life, there cards tucked under their armpits. Please tum to Page 2
what my donation would buy.
If you read this column and
enjoyed a bountiful Thanksgiving You'll be over the moon
table with your friends and
family, why not Uke a few extra
minutes right now to do
something for those not so
fortunate',, with La Luna Grancaffe
Please share your bounty this
season with a gift of food for
those in need Send your tax-
deductible check, payable to ,'4 /*^G Most of the cur- La Luna's pizza comes in two sizes and crushed red pepper)
Gleaners Community Food Bank, / 0? e O reot croP ot Iu|- — the eight-inch "mezza luna" and Wisecracks are a decor theme,
and help provide the more than 2- IY C. ian restaurants the 14-inch "fulla moona " Starting like the legend. "She shot for the
155,000 meals that go to the K | |H 1 are stiffer than with a thin, cnspy crust, the restau moon, but ended up with him" On the
needy every week in our area ™ ' uncooked spaghet rant then adds genuine ingredients espresso list (sorry, no liquor li-
Here's an idea of what your ti. Overdressed (real ricotta and mozzarella. not the cense), the statement "When the
donation can provide: waitpeople serve reduced calorie, rubber versions). moon hit their eye like a big pizxa
overdressed pasta The moon pie pizza is great, topped pie. it wasn't a more, but It was
$8 76 for a case of Welch's fruit — often not as as it is with cheeses, a good mari- good" on the menu, and the immor-
jgurie9ce1en0 .b8e2a _bnuPsy Us« a c case ToJff Freshlike —atP oavsetrad rises ssuedpp porsiecgmdeo saio nkde ba aset fy uhonou,m cweo u u—l«d dbnarai sPer"iadl' .»s taou «mc«ea,to etrse,n pdiy piKea b nu rutatasl ta iashnt.ydng fsruensh- tttaahlueI r ltcoa mongotfa—f.ye eTw t oabitkahe roL u adt—a Mriaon—ogn lt.ioq Au ooliprc—eina.U "a orvese-r STEPHEN CANTRCLL/alafi ptoxoor
Campbell's chicken noodle soup always thought Attacking a dish of What a difference pure olive oil and these days, but La Luna undaunting- La Luna offers Salsiccie e Polenta (sausage and polenta with
914.89 stocks a cupboard with tangeLhaiL should be an unrefined fresh ingredients make The Capelli- ly has substituted an internaUonal roasted red pepper sauce) and Penne from Heaven (chicken,
Castleberry's beef stew sort of quest, slurpy and sloppy, em- m Rosellini featuring shrimp and list of mineral waters, sparkling shrimp, broccoli, garlic, sun-dried tomatoes and penne noo-
pea9n17u t8 b9u otpteern s a case of Velvet obnaerk cehdo uwpso dno winn tohne b saarmbeec supeidr irtib tsh at sUc.a gllaorplsic t,o sbsuedtf fwf iitMh a nwgheilte h awirin pea sU jwuiinceess Panredm inuom-alc coohfoflee b aebeorsund asn da s dlea).
$20.44 spreads a case of Ragu We have some soul mates at La outstanding well Try the espresso with biscuits Lunch hours are planned Car- RATING GLIDE
spaghetti sauce Luna Grancaffe. a big-hearted place dipped in Gayle's chocolate ryout available So reservations * Average (VMS of places with «iml
that is loud in atmosphere, emphatic ON THE MENU, the specialties "fnofs $4 75 for smaii pizza to lar qnaltty
Send your donation to: in food and yet sentimental in style, include Tortelhni di Jackolantini Details La Luna Grancaffe. 183 $13 50 for full meal AD major ** Good
Gleaners Community Food Bank. a light opera sort of restaurant right (pumpkin pasta) and another pasta N. WooduHirtl, Birmingham. 642- credit cards * * * Very good
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Recipes for appetizers " 9" can be good tor you
Forget a b o ut t u r k e y;
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source of pleasure for people for
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Cut the tops off the garlic bulbs, 2 teaspoon garlic, chopped fine AND 3-CHEESE PUFF PASTRIES Egyptian hieroglyphics described Winner Dinner Shopping List
leaving the root intact (all cloves 2 tablespoons hatter A dynamite wrap candy making more than 4,000 years
should be exposed). Place the bulbs H cap parsley, chopped Two 6-ooace jars marinated arti- ago. The Greeks combined flour with Lois Thieleke
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bulbs can now be placed on small Preheat oven to 3S0 degrees. H cup parsley, minced Sugar is not just for candy and nutritional benefit one over the with high-rising cakes and yeast presenting a Winner Dinner that makes a difference)
dishes with sliced frencfa bread and Saute the onions and garlic in 2 Olive oil to taste sweet treats but is used for a variety other, with the possible exception of breads, they need sugar for texture does not make use of any left-over' Betsy RAY'S EASY, M I C R O W A VE L A S A G NA '4 pound ground bee/ or grand
served as a garlic spread, if desired.) tablespoons butter to soften. Press Salt, pepper and dillweed to taste of products. Sugar continues to be at- molasses. and height. In cookies, sugar contrib- turkey. C A R R OT A ND C E L E RY S T I C KS tarkey
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garlic cloves out of their wrappers spinach. Combine with onion-garlic frosted a multitude of health problems. But, spaghetti sauce and TV dinners are easier to spread and adds crispness Ray Schneider's recipe for easy mi- FRUIT S A L AD tage cheese
into a food processor or blender mixture and puree in 'blender or pro- just like everything else, moderation just a few of the foods to which sug- Replace some of the sweetness with crowave lasagna. which sounded like 1 ««
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or almonds. If you have leftovers, the mixture and top with bay leaf Fill with a heaping tablespoon of the ally broken down into simple sugars flavor. Large amounts of sugar pre- sizing, charcoal briquettes, tire' time dad of two grown children — a Celery
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there are more than 100 sweet sub- baked foods. When fat and sugar are Sugar is very versatile. However,' - joys tennis, biking and photography. before you assemble this, make Bake in the microwave oven
stances called sugar. Commonly creamed together, air is incorporat- we mainly think of it as something With his daughter involved in sen- sure the baking dish you use fits for 8 minutes on high Bane for
found names are fructose, glucose, ed into the .mixture for a lighter sweet to eat. When sugary foods ior year activities, as well as in into your microwave oven 30 minutes on medium low Let
clarification lactose, maltose and sucrose. Learn product. Sugar also serves as food make up a large portion of your dai- youth programs at their church, and set lor a minute and serve If us- Notes
to read food labels to identify sugar for the yeast breads to make the ly calories intake, they may be re- * a son who comes home often for 9 Lasagna noodles (uncooked) ing a conventional oven, cook
and other sweeteners. product rise. placing other foods which have more food, car parts and advice, theirs is 32-ounce jar spaghetti sauce until fRe~noodles are cooked
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Chicago liquor marts. Chefs sug- HE PARTICULARLY likes this all) STICKS
• Glycerin, for smoothness, is gested alternative for recipe: Vodka recipe for lasagna as it is quickly 16-ounce container low-fat cot-
readily available at all Kitchen or any unflavored clear alcohol. and easily prepared Once it has tage cheese Make up a relish tray with cut-
cGalkaem doeucro srtaotriensg a sntdore ms.os tAv meraajgoer The recipe for Spicy Cranberry c^Ackroyd's bcuete nit b uapke idn taon din dcoivoildeuda,l h see rovfitnegn wsiizl-l 81- e1g2g o unces shredded moz- uqpu iccka,r reoats ay nadnd c evelerryy n suttircitkiosu Ist 's
price: $2.50. Sauce, with Geri Rinschler's article for at!your bakery needs... EVERYDAY: es, put it in plastic wrap and freere zarella cheese
Gift Baskets/Special Orders • Scotch Meat Pies • Crumpets for another meal, or for his son to FRUIT SALAD
SCOTTISH BAKEHOUSE take back to school. Brown the meat and dram it
Imported Specialty Foods • Scottish Pastries • Scones
REDFORD BIRMINGHAM Thank you, Ray Schneider, for wed Mix the spaghetti sauce, This is so easy that the kwJs
IRveMBo Rond 300 Hamilton Shepherds Pies • Cinnamon Rolls • Bread your wonderful recipe, and congra- oregano and pepper together can help make it Cut up any
cooking calendar Shortbread & Cookies • Brownies • Steak Pies tulations on being this week's Winner and heat thoroughly Put just kind of your favorite fruit and mix
Dinner Winner I also would like to SHARON LE MIEUX/atafl photograprw enough sauce in a 9-by-l3-tr>ch it with an 8-ounce container of
thank Peggy Stickney. a close friend pan to cover the bottom Place your favorite yogurt
• N"ECWooki nCgL WAiSthS Style: A Step Be- cthorookuinggh 'm heatnhdosd-son iannsdtru cteticohnn.iq uTehse BROCCOLI PASTIES S c o t t i sh soef nSdcihnnge aid eler'tst^er f sourg gsoest tihngou tghhattfu hlleyr Ray Schneider of Farmington has a fast recipe for lasagna.
yond" is being offered from 8 a.m. to workshop will conclude with a din- & CHEESE friend's menu be considered for use season is also a time of traditions If jot down your recipes and send them
6 p.m. Saturday. Dec. 1, at School- ner for each participant and an invit- SHORTBREAD in this column. you have a favorite meal that you my way. After all, it is most appreci-
craft College in Livonia. The course, ed guest. Fee is $150, and partici- TURNOVERS On a final note, as well as being a always serve to your family and ated to give the gift of love . and
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vs GaUoo MO" -S« 9-6 fruit sired Makes about 2 cups filling
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Christmas. Prices Effectrw
CRACKER BARREL PARTY SHOPPE Nov 26-Pec 2 31210 West Warren • Westland
Merri-Warren Shopping Center In separate bowl,
Finest selection oi imported & domestic beers & wines
combine flour, cocoa,
HOLIDAY PARTY
baking soda and salt-
SPECIALS
41741 Ford Rd. • Canton SEAFOOD, FRUIT & VEGETABLE STORE add alternately with
981 -0899 milk to butter mixture,
Hour* H-TH.9MM1 cm
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C A R LO R O S SI BORDEN MILK U.S.D.A. Western Grain Fed Beef Grade A Fresh U S D.A. Western Grain Fed Beef well blended.
4 Liter • AM Types Homo *2.09 ROUND BONE B O N E L E SS WHOLE • BONELESS Prices effective 8611 Lilley Road • Cantorv
BUTTERFLY SHOPPING HOURS
$5 . 79 2% *1.99 '1.89 . In this season of Joy ENGLISHor ROAST PORK CHOPS SSIRlicLedO FIRNE ET OIntPo SBteUakTsT HOME GROCERY Nov 26 Cthrau" D ueca 2J.1o99V0 Across from airport in tRheo Gaodld e&n LGailtlee ySh opping Center MSuonn.d-aSya 1t.0 9-6-8
MICHELOB ffij P E P SI and good cheer, it's hard $ $1 SHOPPERS WU.HS.OD.LAE. 4 5 4 - 0 1 11 SUPER 5 LB. SALE We Accept BUO.NSE.DLE.SAS. G• rSaKdINeL EAS S
12 Pack Bottles Vt Liters to believe that there are "Let Us Shop For You' NEW YORK special needs Food Stamps & <Sfe 21
I AH Flavors children who will go CHICKEN
' 6 , 99 o*c> $ 1 ^ 99 _ " 35 hFuorn tghrey Sthailsv aCtihornis Atmrmasy. . Limit 1 with SDpeelivceiarly SsTRIP LOINS Hamburger Made From Fresh U.S.D.A. Grade A Pork • Country Style BREAST
It Is not at all unimagin- additional Rate 2.69 GROUND CHUCK
Or aOmLs ERS POTBAetTtOer mCnHdIeP •S F $a1mily S i.ze5 9 aabbllee.. WBuet w ita Inst uenvearcyc ept- Wp-'ukrrahj:pc paesde in FSoern iors Limit 1 lb. 5-10 lb. ®1.49 5•m lbrsv oerl
4 Pack COKE child-and evety adult-to " P*g only For a FREE Shopping Guide Family Pack Only lb 5 lbs or more 10 lb Limit
* 3 . 29 Of 2 Liters. 9 90 0*P hmaavse m ae sapl.e cTiahla tC'shr wisht-y Grade A Fresh • Lean Grade A Fresh • Lean Made Fresh Daily With Pork & Veal Coar nIn 8fo3rm5a-7ti4on 20 U.S.D.A. Corn Fed U.S.D.A. Grade A Pork • Center Cut
our staff and volunteers B O N E L E SS PORK CITY Fax [phone] N.Y. STRIP STEAKS
PORK CHOPS
CANTON CENTER fOOO dspisetnrdib cuotiunngt laensds phroeupras r- PORK STEW CUTLETS CHICKEN SFEORRVI NOGV TEHRIS 3 Y AEHAtAR S SB Do.An.e C-hIno ice CUh.oS»c.De .BAe. ef
ing food for the needy $i $ SIRLOIN 5 lbs: or more s3 . 99 SO OQ
during the holidays. 2 . 19 lb s2 . 39 3 . 99 vumsumo lb 5 lbs. or more ^7 lb PORTERHOUSE or 4
• fiM GGrroocceerryy ILminee •• FFrmeet* M Meeaatsts •• PPrroodduuccee •• OOeebb •• -uCaj ot • Bern & Wine • Lotto And we will continue to STEAK U.S.D A. Choice Beef •T BONE S T E A KH
Hamburger Made From Fresh
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Horn* of $5W0 0i0n0 tFeamrse ** F ortune Winner & $1,000 mGstarnot Tbicb-Tleec 'Cs asf- Looery- cmdlooontnahttihinsog nt iosn m ctohameke ec. rI utY eol ur CORCNOEODK EBD EEF C O L BY L O N G H O RN BakSedU FrBesh B InU-StNoreS D aily PORMTEEARTHSO USE Smtoosr eo r $ 2.68 lb. $1 77 5C-7 Hlb OpkPg. PE*D1 S.8IR8LO IN 10 lb. Limit
Taking Orders 5 lbs. or more
CORNED BEEF ROAST BEEF possible for us to help. 5/* 1.00 5 lbs. or more • • m m
For The
Making a donation
$3 . 39 lb. $3 . 99 lb. during the Christmas $3 . 69 lb C H R K 5 T M AS
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HAM Hanging Bob's Best Homemade PORK CHOPS MEAT CHOPS Very MMd • From New Zealand
' 2 . 49 lb. 1 . 29 Beef CHEESE 52.99 5* or!2.29 $ HOKI
$3 . 39 1058 S. Main BALLS Sts or 1,49 FILLETS * 1 . 8 8 r>
WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES Plymouth
Provoloo* CHEESE $2 . 49 Sharing is Caring ^•ALl SALES ITEMS AVAILABLE WHILE SUPPLIES LAST 455-6770
lb.
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ple about 10 wines by the glass or and tropical fruit accents. Clean Sample Gary's creative ways with MRS. BUTTERWORTH'S • Where can people buy Uckets' tions may be given in the form of and Terrie Bajdyga of Traverse City, Miss Rabbitt is survived by one The Rev Arthur J Hunt officiated
order from the extensive wine list. and slightly steely flavors are per- food and wine Wedneday, Nov. 28, • How much is admission? mass cards. 11 grandchildren; four brothers. sister, Clara £ Rabbitt of Westland at the services Arranagments were The Rev James Wysodti officiat-
in tThoe c reelsetbaruartaen hti sb u2s5inthes asn.n Mivueerrs aorry- fheaclft sfhoerl lo. ysters or clams on the Corh oFpri Hdaoyu,s eN oivn. D30e,tr aotit .the O pLtoionndaoln VARIETY SYRUP the•r Winhfoorm caanti othne? public call for fur- LaAmrbrearntg-Vemeremnetsu lwener Teru smta 1d6e0 bFyu - eMr oMrdaopne sM oafp Heso lolaf nGdo,s Wheinll,i aImnd M, Rapoegs- theF sre. rWviicllei.a mM eNm. oSrmiailth c oonfftircibiautteidon ast hSaonnds lFedu nbeyra tlh Heo Rmoes.s N Bor Nthovritlhier.o p St ebdu tatto nthse ca fnune breal M meamdeoria tlo co tnhteri
ganized a tasting panel to select a menus of three, four and five Please provide the Observer with neral Home. of Atlanta, Ga. and Robert Mapes of may be given to the charity of choice Amyothrophic Lateral Sclerois or
chardonnay and cabernet sauvignon WINE BULLETIN BOARD courses are available for $48, $56 CEREAL the name and telephone number of a Manitou Beach. Mich., two sisters. or in the form of Mass offerings MARY L. Gil FFRE Muscular Dystrophy Association Ar-
for private labeling under the Muer and $64 respectively. Wines from Regular or Lite person with whom we can verify the WALTER H MAPES Norma Campbell of Concord and Local arrangements were made rangements were handled by the
Cellars brand. GiBfte Svheorwag aen Wd Wareinheo uTsaesti nHgo, l7id pay.m . BMeariisnogne Dr,e Cuthza tweailul b Seo suevrevreadin fo arn adn 2.49 infIof rymouat iaorne. submitting a photo for Myrtle Maples of Manitou Beach. by Schrader Funeral Home 78.S oefr vPiclyems foourt hM,r sw hMoa rdyie dL WGeiudfnferse-, aLla Hmobmeret,- VPleyrmmoeuutlhe n Trust 11 Funer-
The 25th anniversary Chardonnay Tuesday, Dec. 4, at the Troy Elks additional $4 per glass. For reser- our consideration, please keep in Services for Walter H. Ma pes. 56, The Rev L. E. Etzel officiated the TERENCE J. ANAS
is the 1988 Jefferson Ranch Char- Club (Big Beaver and Rochester vations, phone [phone]. mind that black and white pictures of. Rome Township were Wednesday. service Arrangements were made
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filet mignon or London Broil." consideration," Young says. "Wine During the coming holiday season, 3JOI8 V "MILE
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extensive wine and food pairing each training session." celebration, with the specially se-
from the regular dinner menu and lected wines displayed near the raw 9 9*
current wine list. THE 25TH ANNIVERSARY Char- bar. For a unique holiday gift, both
"With the exception of the Ger- donnay is a delicate wine that may wines are attractively packaged in a 13.3 OZ.
man Rieslings, not all Chuck Muer be paired with lake trout, perch or basket for takeout
Recipes for 'Little Cooks
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Beginning November 28,
UNICEF again is offering "The Union Lake; and year-round at the yolks; beat yolks with the butter.
Little Cooks," an illustrated step-by- International Institute in Detroit. Add superfine sugar and beat again. FROM
step 80-page cookbook for children. Here's one of the international re- Pour in flour as well as baking pow- (WITH IN-STORE COUPON) (WITH IN-STORE COUPON) $12995
The book includes 36 international cipes from "The Little Cooks." der and stir. Beat the egg whites un-
recipes using everyday foods, as well ORANGE CAKE til stiff. Fold them carefully into the
as hints for healthy eating and kitch- From Portugal cake mixture. Add the grated peel of
en safety. It has a built-in easel For 6 people two oranges to the cake mixture. GOLDEN I SBS Betty Crocker you must dial "1-313" or
stand and laminated pages for easy, 4 eggs Pour the mixture into a buttered INSTALLED
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Thursday, Dec. 20, at the Communi- 1 teaspoon baking powder it from the pan and. cool on a cake
ty House at Bates and Townsend 2 large oranges rack. Boil the water and sugar for 5
streets in Birmingham; from 10 a.m. minutes; meanwhile squeeze juice
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Creative seafood recipes for holi- ster Melts, Shrimp Log, Crab Quiche, shoppers on the preparation of an ar-
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Box 593330, Orlando, Fla. 32859- strations from 2-5 p.m. each Satur- each package of Savino Italian sor-
3330. Included are quick and easy re- day through Dec. 29 at Saks Fifth bet flavors for customers to call and COFFEE
cipes for seafood appetizers, bors Avenue s second floor cookbook sec- get recipes using the sorbet The BATTERED FISH
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The- cookbook also include infor- ter. add caps and saute till they turn CENTER CUT PORK CHOPS umnutislt agrodld oenn bbrootwhn s.i Bdersus hA dchdop csi dweirt h E• XHOOTMICE A FUITTONSE S• SFIN EEQ FUUIPRMSE •N JTE W•E ALUROYK .3 E ALE VCIDTREOON •* ;T WRAIZINASRD •R YT T• WWEOLOD • W ROEMRKOITNEG
mation on each contributing restau- gray. Strain off juice and let mush- _ WITH MUSTARD CIDER SAUCE Cover with lid or aluminum foil. CONTROL HOBBIES • SPAS • HOME IMPROVEMENT • RESORTS • SALONS • AJV S
rant and a section on wines. The rooms cool (save juice for soup or APPLE COMPOTE WITH SHERRY Cook in oven, turning occasionally • LIMOUSINES • DATING SERVICES • THEATRE • STEREOS. • SCUBA •
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restaurants and chefs in the state. with rest of ingredients by hand. Fill ounces each) sauce. Season to taste and spoon COBO CENTER
Gift stores, and book stores (in- into mushroom caps. Arrange caps 1 clove of garlic crashed over chops Serve and garnish with Friday. November 30 - 8:00 P.M. to 11:00 P.M.
cluding Walden's and B. Dalton's) on a baking sheet. Bake approxi- 4 tablespoons Dijon-style mustard apple wedges. Salurday. Dec am ber I . Noon to 11:00 P.M.
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The MRA has been in existence 4 slices bacon chopped medium
since 1921 and promotes excellence 1 cup onion chopped fine Mommys
in hospitality. Its more than 5,000 lk cup celery chopped fine Stay Warm This Winter
member locations are represented •A cop carrot chopped very fine Little
from the association's headquarters 3 tablespoons flour Insulate your windows with Angel
In Lansing. % teaspoon nutmeg FLEX-TITE Magnetic Interior
A few of the cookbook's recipes, V» teaspoon white pepper
chosen from area restaurants, fol- 4 caps chicken broth Insulating Panels
low: 1 cap half and half
• Stops cold drafts
1 pound Pinconning cheese grated Princess
STUFFED MUSHROOMS 3 tablespoons parsley chopped fine • Reduces sweating & icing
WITH CRABMEAT • Warms cold door walls
Appetizer for 12 Cook bacon in skillet and render • Saves energy
2 pounds large fresh mushrooms (ap- Using slotted spoon, remove bacon '29.99 to $33.99
proximately 36 pieces) from grease and set aside. Saute • Greatly increases home comfort
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'A' quarterfinals next stop for Salem
By Dan O'Meara "The fact they were answering
staft writer our shots with three-pointers was the
problem." Ruete said. "We had to
Plymouth Salem's greatest asset make sure we knew where she was."
as it prepares for the next stage of Following that stoppage of play,
the girls basketball tournament is its Salem ran off 12 consecutive points
solid team play. to create a 25-point gap. McAllister
The Rocks gave another fine all- had six points in that period, 10 in
round performance Wednesday the second half.
while crushing Monroe 70-48 and a
winning its first regional champion-
BELLESTRI*S 15 points, which in-
ship in three years.
cluded three triples, was tops for
"I thought our balance, depth and Monroe. Center Stephanie Stewart
ability to go to a lot of different had 10 and Tiffany Sweet eight
spots on the floor to score was the The Rocks led 54-32 entering the
difference in the game," Salem fourth quarter and found themselves
coach Fred Thomann said. "The fact, in the fortunate situation of being as-
we mesh together so well has really sured a regional title well before the
contributed to our success." final buzzer.
Salem (21-3) will need that kind of "I think our court sense was bet-
effort again Wednesday when it ter, passing the ball, working to get
plays Niles (25-0) in the Class A the shot," Ruete said. "They're a
quarterfinals at 7:30 p.m. at Jackson physical team and good rebounders.
Lumen Christi High School. The Vik- But as far as seeing the court we
ings defeated Howell 53-48 to win were better.
the Kalamazoo Central regional last
"I came in and played hard, be-
week.
cause I knew it could have been the
"I know they've won a lot of close last game I'd play in high school.
games and play very well together," That's how I'm looking at all of these
Thomann said. "They have a good games."
left-handed shooter and great bal- •. Salem's dominance at the offen-
ance. All of their players score six to sive end is reflected in the shooting
eight points a game." stats. The Rocks overwhelmed Mon-
roe, shooting 17-of-34 in the first half
THE ROCKS took control of their and 17-of-39 in the second for 47 per-
game late in the first quarter and cent overall. The Trojans were 9-of-
combined sound defense, good ball 30 and 10-of-27 for 33 'percent.
movement and superior shooting to
dominate Monroe. JOHN DISCHER/staff photographer But it was Salem's team play that
caused that and was most encourag-
Senior guard Betsy McAllister had Sarah Ruete was one of four players who scored in double ing in anticipation of a much tougher
her best scoring game since getting figures for Salem, which won the championship of the Trenton game Wednesday. Even with a solid
19 points in the season opener, toss- regional. lead, the Rocks kept reversing the
ing in 16 to lead the Rocks. ball for the open shot from the wing
Junior center Darcie Miller fol- first quarter and racing to a 16-6 "We wanted to push them outside or pushing the ball up and dumping
lowed with 14 points, and senior lead. The fact Salem was 8-of-17 and and concentrate on their three-point inside to the low post for an easy
wing Sarah Ruete and sophomore the Trojans 3-of-12 in the opening shooters,'" Thomann said. "We didn't layup.
post Yolanda Jackson scored 12 period was a foreshadowing of go to our pressure defense because "We have worked real hard on
apiece. things to come. we didn't want to give up easy that — our passing, catching and hit-
"We don't have a superstar on this THAT TREND continued in the scores." ting the open player — and the hard
team," McAllister said. "In every second quarter when the Rocks That was Thomann's concern, work we've done over the course of
game, someone comes out and to- made six of their first nine attempts however, early in the third quarter the season is really paying off now,"
night it was me. and built a 30-11 lead. when he called a pivotal timeout. Thomann said.
"I never thought I'd be on a team Monroe, having trouble with Sa- Monroe's Stacy Bellestri had "I thought we really played well
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team effort we can do it" first five. The Trojans were 2-of-13 sank another that got the Trojans super. If we continue at that level, Tight interior defense, like that played by Darcie Miller against
The Rocks set the tone early, mak- before hitting four of five to end'the within 38-25 at 6:03 in the third quar- we have a chance to be successful in Carrie Montcalm, frustrated Monroe and was a key to SaJem
ing five of their last six shots in the quarter, trailing 36-20 at halftime. ter. our next game." winning the regional.
AA state champions!
Yoakam's punt return
Defense proves point
keys Shamrocks' title
as CC gains revenge
victory over King
ByJ>an O'Mnri to take it"
stfff writer Senior defensive,back Mike Thom-
as was playing in only his second fuD
By Steve Kowalski Football coaches like to say "Of- game, having missed a chunk of the
staff writer fense wins games, but defense wins season with an ankle injury, but he
championships " was another big contribute with
The television cameras were roll- football That was never more true than eig^t tackles and an interception at
ing Saturday afternoon, so why not Saturday when Redford Catholic the CC 12-yard line, slopping a King
ask the question? Central shut down Detroit King 21-0 drive on the opening series of the
Hey, Jon Barbara, where are you Crusaders took the opening second to win the Class A A championship in second half
headed, now that you and your Red- half kickoff and marched to CCs 15- the Silverdome.
ford Catholic Central football team- yard line before self-destructing. The Shamrocks stuffed King's po- "ANY TIME you come back from
mates have captured the Class AA King lost 15 yards for clipping on the tent offense, holding the Crusaders an injury and contribute to a state
state title? next play and on first-down and 22 to 111 yards — all of it rushing — championship ball club, it's a feeling
"We're going to Disney World," from CC s 27, a pass thrown by quar- and all-state tailback Ed Davis to 96 that just can't be compared," Thom-
said Barbara, standing inside the terback quarterback Dwight Brown net yards. as said.
Pontiac Silverdome press lounge af- was intercepted by CC safety Mike ""Their coach said they had the Earlier in the week, we set our
ter the Shamrocks 21-0 win over De- Thomas best defense in the state." said CC goals for today We planned on shut-
troit Martin Luther King. defensive end Brian Chaney as be -Wng them out so we accomplished
Brown, who did not complete a
Barbara, along with teammates pass in four attempts, was intercept- carried the championship trophy up what we set out to do."
Frank Yoakam and Arshon Stewart, ed later in the half by CC defensive the tunnel "We wanted to prove him Senior linebacker Jeff Rees was
broke out in laughter, and it's no back Brett Walter CC sacked Brown wrong, because we have the best de- the leading tackier with 16. but fel-
wonder since the Shamrocks finally six times and limited the Crusaders fense low backs Matt Rooey. Brett Walter
had a chance to relax. Capping a to eight first downs and 111 yards in and John Brand all made big tackles
marvelous playoff run. CC won its total offense "WE JUST focused on their whole either in the open field or in support
first state title since 1979 and in the offense (Davis) was just in it so we of the line
CC Defensive ends Dave Dominick
process avenged an earlier. 20-7 loss got him. too "
and Brian Chaney led the charge, "It's a team thing, and that's how
-to King. recording two and 1 * sacks, respec- JOHN DtSCHEA/ataff photograph* Chaney had one sack, helped on we played," Thomas said
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return. CC has gone to the state fi- admirably. dome. line of scrimmage. jured an ankle while making a first-
nbuatls f othrr eoenc oef t thhee S lhaastm frooucrks y feoaurnsd — a "Our kids played tremendous de- seen CC all season and they were turn for a TD this season and it is the lastT tihmise is p lmayyi nsgen ifoorr Cyeaathro alincd C tehne- half sack
happy ending. fense." said CC coach Tom Mach. good when we played them but second-longest in state final game tral." Chaney said. "There's no bet- Dan Kelly went in at nose guard
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56 yards on 13 carries and scored didn't know about Dominick and 66-yard drive that ended with 9:57 Fellow senior Dave Dominick was took his place
two touchdowns "They talked a lot Chaney really responded .** left in the first half Barbara capped the end on the other side of the CC
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Kerry Zavagnin pinned King deep in CC did what it had to do We had to Yoakam came up with an even The Shamrocks finished the scor- The Shamrocks had a tradition for finished with eight straight wina and
its own territory with several long go 80 yards to do anything. bigger play midway through the ing with a six-play. 38-yard drive strong defense to uphold, but they avenged both of its defeats
quarter Only a junior, Yoakam that ended with 11 S3 remaining
kickoffs and the Crusaders didn't "Penalties don't help We've been fielded a King punt at his own 42 and Barbara s 1-yard run over right also were driven by determination, Winning today shows we are the
help themselves with nine penalties able to play over them all year, but returned It for a touchdown and 14-0 tackle and Zavagnir'i third extra having lost to the Crusaders 20-7 in best team in the state because we've
and two interceptions as tough as today's game was, we lead with 7:14 left in the first half. point gave the Shamrocks their final the third week of the season beaten teams that are either state
Trailing 14-0 at halftime, the were not able to play over them. Tve It was Yoakam's second punt re- lead That was It right there," Domin- champs (Brother Rice) or in the state
ick said. "We jiwt had the will to win. finals (DePorres)," Sylvester said