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Vote swings in favor of Ventura relocation■ y Joe staff writer

Thanks to a change of heart by a Livonia City Council member. Ven­tura Industries will receive a tax abatement when It relocates to Five Mile and M-14 In Plymouth Town-

Councilman Gerald Taylor cast the key vote Wednesday when the council gave Its bleesing to the com-

B s plans to drat down Its Globe operations and head west to

Plymouth with the benefit of a tax break for Its sew hssSgnsrtsrs .

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get permiseton from the community It's leaving to seek an abatement from another in-state municipality Without the approval, an abatement can't be granted

TAYLOR SPO KE agaiiwt the re­quest at a recent study ssarton on the Issue, saying he believed the Act 1M abatement law waa not Intended to pit one community agalna In seeking tax brooks.

On Thursday, Taylor changed hit position - and joined council members Robert

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Leenne Qurchek m akes su re she has her crow n during hom ecom ing festivities et the Plym outh Centon-N orth vW4e gem e Prtdey night. The crow n ing e l the eenior Nom ecom -ing u u ttn omppwtj on i W ffR o i nom tcom ing ic iiv iu t *Looking on la Le an n e 's eecort. Ren Bartow. For the gem e■ '^ fft W®» ' * 8 “ IV .

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include watching a Tiger game in Tom Monaghan'* private suite; a condo at Hilton Heed; a 1990 Detroit Pistons World

and box seats at theplaque; ai Theatre.

Spaaon for the event ere being sought A sponsorship costs |S40 and Includes two tickets for the event listing In the auction program. Listing on the Wall of Fame, an event preview party and a special drawing for two airline tickets and the use of a condominium In Florida for a

For more information on a sponsorship or to attend, call the chamber at i i M M

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“The state is taking money away. A dsep desire of mine is to get tome of that money beck. There are a lot of things 111 be working on,” said Bachman, who became active in school affairs In 1M I.

Bockman worked as a governmental liaison and on finance with the Committee Researching Educational Workings. He also served on the I Care Committee that campaigned for the millage.

Beckman is retired from the Masoo Corp., where be waa In purchasing.

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appointed executive director of

Spil personnel services by the ymouth-Cantoo Board of

Education.ODoonell — formerly director

of special programs, student services and pupil personnel — will be responsible for all special programs la the district. Including special education programs, PLUS/Head Start, the Infant Pre- School Special Education Program and drug-related programs.

The appointment will Improve organisation and control over •oow programs that have not had direct leadership for some time, said Superintendent John Hoben

By Kevin Brownstaff writer

To help pey for the Plymouth Thanksgiving celebration, backers plan to ask Plymouth's city commis­sion for IS,040 tonight

Thursday, backers of the event planned for Nov. U-14 turned out before the Downtown Development Authority to ask for money to help promote the event and buy supplies

One purpose of the celebration is “to contrast our style with compet­ing topping malls.” Sharon P « £ , a downtown bnslnens owner who Is helping organise the event, told DDA members.

event.Rex Tubbs, another downtown

business owner and member of the Plymouth Community Chamber of Commerce board of directors, agreed.

”1 really feel that the DDA needs to look at more than just bricks and

m o rta r dow ntow n,” he said.Tboae p ro m o tin g the f irs t- tim e

even t plan to run 20 a d v e rtise m e n ts for It on W JR R adio , be sa id

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— Sharon Pugh

' I t w ould be a nice tim e fo r e v e ry ­body and a very fam ily -o rien ted

U ntil la te ly , th is ra c e w as a snoozer

But now, incum ben t R epublican 36th s ta te House R ep G era ld Law and D em o cra tic ch a llen g er D ennis F S hrew sbury a re tra d in g ch arg es , over c am p a ig n -re la ted lite ra tu re .

“I t s g a rb ag e , s im p le sleaxeball s tu ff," sa id Law , as be tossed a Shrew sbury n ew sp ap er cam p a ig n ad on h is desk in th e s ta te C apito l In L ansing on T hursday

M eanw hile , S h re w sb u ry q u es­tioned a flie r d e ta ilin g w ork on legis­lation sen t by Law to d is tr ic t vo ters “ju s t tw o or th re e d ay s befo re the ab sen tee ba llo ts go ou t — T hat seem s to be m o re than ju s t a co inci­dence ," be said.

"L e t h im co n tac t th em like I did and spend 92,000 of h is own m oney like I did. We n ev er seem to b ea r fro m him a t any o th e r tim e than ju s t befo re e lec tion tim e ,” S hrew sbury said.

T he d is tr ic t Includes P lym outh , P ly m o u th Township and n o rth east Canton

Law said be w as an g ered by the Shrew sbury new spaper ad. The ad suggested th a t Law supporta a plan w hereby the fed era l and s ta te gov­e rn m en ts would use ta x m oney to buy M e tte ta l A irport and tu rn o p e ra ­tion ov er to an a irp o rt au th o rity

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Get them while you canD e v e l o p m e n t t h r e a t e n s t o s q u a s h f i e l d o f p u m p k i n s

Plymouth predicting that

Canton pumpkin farmers are if orange squash that fall will be devoured

by developed within the next five years.“We’re hoping to get It (the land) next year and

probably that will be the last year,” said Louann Hamblin. Her father, Okie Hamblin, has been growing pumpkins for more than 35 yean. The North Territorial and Ridge road property is owned by developers.

T feel like a dying breed out here, because I know It (the pumpkin field) won’t be out here,” she said.

Canton farmer Duane Bordine faces the same situation with the land be farm* on Ridge and Ford roads.

“In leas than five yean H i have to move,” be

said. “A lot of people don't know that I rent” from a developer.

“It's another era and another field of pump­kins,” Bordine said. “The bottom line is that you can’t eat cars, buildings and asphalt. How are we going to get it? Get fresh vegetables out of tabes? People have started to wake op to the environ­ment, and now they have to wake up to farm land, too.”

Bordine predicts that the farm will be replaced with shopping malls or houses likely.

THIS YEAR, however, Bordine and Hamblin will be selling their Halloween specials as usual.

You’ve beard about guarantees for washing ma­chines and other appliances? Well, Bordine puts a twist oo the idea by guaranteeing his pumpkins.

Each pumpkin be sella comes with a guarantee that says: “If by some prank of Mother Nature I collapse, please scrape me up, put me in a plastic

bag, and present me with this piece of paper to my farmer friend, Mr. Bordine at Bordine's Farm Market before Halloween and yon will receive at no additional charge one of my brothers or sis­ters.”

Bordine tells a story of a woman who didn’t believe the guarantee. She drove up, looked irri­tated and said; I s this damn thing any good?’

“I said ma’am go and get another pumpkin and come right back in line and you’ll get a guarantee for that ooe too.”

“People just can’t believe It,” said Bordine, 47, who describes himself as a lifelong farmer.

This year, Bordine planted five pumpkin varie­ties oo 29 acres. Pumpkin sixes range from a handful to 400 pounds with price tags going from 75 cents to |150.

“We’ve had a couple of hundred out already. ” said Louann Hamblin before the you-pick season opened.

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Businesses ask city to help pay for Thanksgiving event

City’s help sought for Thanksgiving

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Ventura gets OK to relocateAppaartng a t an O ct 1 atudy aaaalon, Ventura controller Steven M urray aatd the move to Plym outh wee nocomaary becaume the com pany had no room to expand a t Ha current alto, and that an “exhauativo aearch” found no aultable aitea In Livonia.

Rep. race heats uptoward the Cantoa position — that no authority he created to «are the airport - because Cantoa tim id have the main aaj oa what hoppoaa regarding the airport la its har­den.

Basically, hat (Shrewsbury)railing me a crook,” said Law. “This is pretty strong staff.” *

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He said the company plans to build a 25,000-equare-foot building, doubling the sine of its current oper­ation, and had found a piece of prop-

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Police and fire fighter* scout a location for the helicopter to land.

The helicopter leave* for 8t. Joseph M ercy H ospital in Ann Arbor.

Worker loses leg in accident at job

A man working (or a steel fabri­cating firm in Plymouth lost a leg in an industrial accident Friday, the Plymouth Fire Department re­ported.

After arriving and taking on the injured man, carried by stretcher from an ambulance, the helicopter left Plymouth for St. Joseph Mercy Hospital in Ann Arbor at 10:07 a.m.

Police and firefighters were called at 910 a n to BMC Manu­facturing Inc., 100 S. Mill, after eighth-inch sheets of metal 2 feet wide and 8 feet long pinned the man's leg against a presa, just above his right ankle.

Besides the injured man, “There were no eyewitnesses, it’s still un­der investigation,'' said plant man­ager Bob Butler1, of the incident.

Plym outh F ire Chief A1 Matthews said another worker was able to attach a chain to the fallen sheets of metil, and lift them by ■ sing a crane

Fire officials called in a helicop­ter to transport the man to S t Jo­seph’s hospital Officials selected an open portion of parking lot about 209 yards away from the scene of the accident, and lit it with flares to await the helicopter’s ar­rival.

Meanwhile, police radioed Mettetal Airport, asking that flights be held for a time as the hel­icopter would travel in the flight path used by the nearby airport.

The victim , 32, of W estland, is transported from the factory to the parking lot where the chopper landed.

Officials aren’t releasing the name of the injured worker, 32, of Westland He was in serious condi­tion on Friday, a hospital spokes­woman said. The men injured in the industriel eccident ie loaded aboard a chopper.

Education at 'top of my list,’ Engler tells Close Up class■ y M .l. DWon staff writer

Republican gubernatorial hopeful John Engler addressed several hun­dred students in the country’s largest Gose Up class st Plymouth-Salem High School Friday

Close Up government classes em­phasize hands-on learning and fea­

ture an annual trip to Washington, D C

Engler’s interest in government was piqued when be was attending high school in rural Isabella County, be said

"We didn't have Gose Up, but we had a program that gave us inten­sive experience with a mock legisla­ture We were able to see bow gov­ernment worked,” Engler said

A paper he wrote in school on how to unseat an incumbent became his political blueprint, he said

Engler, a graduate of Michigan State University and Cooley Law school, was elected to the state House in 1970 and Senate in 1978

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Fund-raiser to aid student program

By Diane Dale staff writer

A government program that in­cludes a costly trip to Washington. D C , is too expensive for some Plymoutb-Cantoo students

So, a cocktail party Is being thrown to defray costs

Bill Joyner and Cindy Burgess, of the Canton Community Founda­tion, said the idea was born out of empathy for young people who wouldn't otherwise have enough money to take part in the 8832 one- week Gone Up seminar in Wash­ington, D C., during March

DURING THE year, high school students In Gose Up study politics and government at the state, local and federal levels, with the Wash­ington trip as the highlight

In the nation's capital, students have a chance to meet their U.S. representatives, senators. Penta-

The 6-8 p.m. cocktail party ia Monday, Oct. 29, at Pa tar mo’a in Canton Landing on Ford Road.

from local business people," Gretx- Inger said

THE COCKTAIL party Is a new fund-raiser Idea and the first Can­ton Community Foundation event that will benefit people outside Canton limits

"But It promotes citizen involve ment and that's what the founds tion Is all about," Burgess said

A main feature at the cocktail party la a chance to see politicians who have been longtime adversar ies in the same room

Guests include U S Rep Carl

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It Is hoped more students will have the same chance this year, Mid Bill Gretxinger. a Gose Up coordinator.

A 129,9*9 GOAL has been set for the $100 a person fund-raiser

"What we would like to see Is the average-income student take the trip.” u h l Mike McCauley, a Close Up coordinator

"Anyone from the middle or low income couldn't go "

Students also are encouraged to raise money from a ca^ wash, sell­ing candy and soliciting corporate donations

"We rely a lot upon donations

Pursell, R-Plymouth, and U S Rep William Ford, D-Taylor, and Plym­outh Township Manager Maurice Breen and Canton Supervisor Thomas Yack

THE 9-8 P M cocktail party Is Monday. Oct 29, at Palermo's In Canton Landing, Ford Road west of Sheldon Road

State Rep Jamee Rasters. D- Csntoa, state Rep Gerald Law, R Plymouth, and Wayne County coro- missioneni Milt Mack, D-Wayne. and Susan Heintz, R-Northville. have also promised to attend

“The bottom line Is that it's for the kids." Joyner Mid

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; The Livonia haunted bouse opened Friday at the Sheldon Shopping Ceo- iar, M ar the Farmington Road/ Plymouth Road intersection It n w through Tuaaday, Oct M . Boars are 7-11 p.m Sunday through Tfcm ity; 7 p.m to midnight Friday and Satur­day. The haunted bouee won't be open Tuesday, Oct IS. Call Jim GerhanH, S2SM57 (or information

Other area haunted houses in­clude;

a Farmington - At the north­west earner of Freedom and Orc­hard Lake roads The house will be open from Oct 1S-S1, though won’t be open Oct 22 24 Hours are 7-19J0 p m Kids’ day will be 11 am to 2 p m Saturday, Oct 20. Admission is |4. though $1 discounts are available by listening to W RIF-FM. Cull 441- S4U for additional Information

• Plymouth/Canton — On the north ride of the Ford Motor Co. Sheldon Road plant, across for the Sheldon Road exit an M-14. the house will be open Oct 10-20. Toms will be given every 20 minutes, beginning 1:20 p m Admission is M; $2 In ad­vance. Children under 5 are admit­ted free. Reservations can be made by calling Plymouth Parks and Rec­reation, 422-4120 weekdays 1:20 a m to 2 p.m. The bouse includes an out­door wood chip trail, sturdy walking Shoes are recommended.

n Redford — At Claude Allison Park, Beech Daly, between Six and Seven Mile roads. The bouse will be

Joyooo Hountod Houooo oro —t torUvonia, Farmington, Ptymouth/Canton, Rodtord mnd Womttmnd. 8oo mtory tor rnRoo, dmtom mnd h o w .

Friendly Monster Day, especially de­signed for young children. Is noon to 4 p m Saturday, Oct 27. Admission Is M

n Westland — Across from dty hall, Ford Rond wed of Wayne Road. The boose will be open through Oct 21, cloned Thursdays. Hours are 7-11 p m Sunday throogh Wednesday; 7 p m to midnight Fri­day and Satnrday. Admission is M for adults, |2 far children and sen­iors over 22. Call George MrKIneon, 2*2-0147, for Information

Haunted hom es support Jaycne actlvitee in their communities. Christinas Food Baskets, environ­mental programs and pro y ams for the homeless are among the activi­ties supported.

National charities supported by the Jyaceas Include the S t Jnde Chil­dren’s Research Hospital and Mus­cular Dystrophy Association. Joyces Hauted Homes operate nationally

Jayeam Is a leadership training program for young people, 21-29. In­formation oo any Jaycen Haunted House Is available by calling 217- 487-0077.

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eest banter regarding animal rights, rect result of, joe geeased it, man.To the editor As a banter and an enripmmentalist We desperately need Uws to protect

Are email animal traps in redden- (they are not mutually exclusive), I all animals so future species will nottial subdivisions really nrnesarj* base recognised animal rights for a become extinct

It has come to my attention that long time. The question Is not do ani- Until recent years, the public hasanybody can go to the local police mals have rights but In what con- never been told of the atrocities that department and get lasned a m a ll text? occur within animal research labsanimal trap to b k on their property There are religions of the east that (countless animale maimed and. ■ imply by stating that there is a nul- sweep the ground as they walk so as killed yearly in the U A , repetitive sance or peat In or about their prop- to prevent stepping on Insects. Obvi- experiments dooe on animate that arty. They can then (without any ously for them, insects have rights, will have no direct benefit for man­warning to their neighbors) place But for vegetarians, plants have no kind); puppy mills (which result in ■ aid live trap anywhere on their rights at all, even though many spe- sick puppies being sold In pet temps property — including the froot yard, dee are protected by law. unbeknownst to the public); fur trap-

At least the police will come out As to the use of animate and ani- ping and raising live animate whose and release the trapped animal (pet) mal products, it would seem to be lot in Ilfe is to be killed for their fur when the people doing the trapping ooe of attitude. For example, leather (so women and some men can look aren’t monitoring their trap — but tea much better choice than a ayn- stylish); rodeos, circuses, etc. The what a waste of police time and tbetic fiber, it is degradable in the list is endless, but if Mr. Counts were manpower because of misuse of a environment. The same can be said more aware of the reel stories be- trap. for down or even fur as opposed to bind the torture inflicted on animate,

If traps are going to be set in sub- “plastics.” Does this mean that man, be might agree a lot more workdivisions, shouldn’t the residents be as a predator, is more conscious of needs to be done on behalf of anl- forewaroed? Who do these people hte/ber impact on the environment mals.think they are when by setting the than non-predators (Le., animal The best response I can say to Mr. trap they are indirectly stating, “We rightists)? It would seem so. Counts’ column is quite simple — Ican have our pets, but you can’t have The root of the issue is in the fact will continue to work for change to yours”? that the use of animals necessarily improve the lot for all animate.

Maybe the police should require Involves the death of many of them. There are thousands out there likesignatures from neighbors living Those who are the most distant from me who will continue to fight, andaround the trap letters stating that nature and her use of resources tend we are all very to proud to be “ani-they are aware of a trap being used to find the process repugnant What’s mal nuts.”before that trap is issued. truly repugnant is the waste of any Keren Bregl,

It is not only because of the inad- resource, living or not vertent trapping of some child’s pet, We are part of nature, we do not but bow about that curious child who sit in the stands watching “wild king-wanders on to the front lawn and dom” unfold below us. You cannotsticks an arm Into the trap only to be sterilise your existence by denyingcaught or injured? Or what if an ani- the death of living things occurs. Youmal trapped in that trap is diseased are part of It, and it’s a naturaland that same curious child goes to cycle The very act of living causespetit? death among other living things. To the editor

Live animal traps have their This will not be changed by laws or President Bush's recent decision

Animal traps can be used inhumanely

Column sad display of ignoranceliability law-

To the editor *We are shocked. Your editorial on

animate rights was a sad display of the type of ignorance that has histor­ically kept humane from programing to a state of ■ conscience That you bold a position so ihfloential In shaping opinions in the community to which we recently moved is dis­turbing.

We will not leave Plymouth, but we will take our exit as customers of your newspaper. We do not wish to learn about our community from a source who stereotypes groups of people so easily.

Instead, we will find another in­formation source, and we will con­tinue to form our opinions about rights on writings of humans like No­bel Peace Prise recipient Dr. Albert Schweitxer, who wrote, “Until be ex­tends the circle of his compassion to all living things, man will not him­self find pence.”

It is unfortunate that peace will evade you, Mr. Counts.

Psychology better than taking aim

Iraq isn’t new Vietnam

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A honey of a gift from bees

“M y eon, eat thou honey be­cause it is good; and the honey­comb, which is sweet to thy taste.”

— Proverbs 24:13

Ever store man discovered hooey, this delectable product made by bees from flower nectar has been the standard for Judging one of the most pleasant human sensations — the taste of

Since ancient times, the words “honey” and “hooey-sweet” have been used as terms of endear ment.

In cooking, hooey can replace white or brown sugar in most cir­cumstances. Because honey con­tains SO percent sugar and 20 per' cent water, some adjustments must be made.

For baking, use about 25 per­cent more booey than sugar by weight and reduce the amount of other liquids accordingly.

When a recipe calls for sugar start by replacing honey for half the amount of suga|*l and expert ment from there.

AS A seasoning, honey helps bring out hidden flavors.

Root vegetables like carrots and rutabagas will always profit from a touch of hooey.

In rural parts of America, home-grown tomatoes still are eaten with a sprinkle of sugar or sparingly spread with hooey — the sweetening bringing out the flavor better than salt

Most of us are used to the mul titode of plastic and glass jars of

available locally in our grocery stores.. But hooey comes in an infinite

variety of flavors, each taking credit from the assortment of nectar gathered by the bees.

SINGLE-SOURCE HONEY is produced in regions where a crop that is a good booey plant — ap­ple trees, alfalfa and clover, for instance — is grown over a large area. Hives of bees are brought into the area for the flowering pe­riod of the crop, usually several weeks.

(By the way, bees are seldom left permanently as they would have no food for the rest of the year.)

Bees tend to gather nectar from oae kind of blossom, if pos­sible, and they fill their combs in orderly fashion

Stnaller-acale beekeepers, by keeping track of blooming times of the flowers in their vicinities, are quite accurate in naming the dominant flower sources and tastes of their booey

BALDUOCI’S IN New York City, one of the largest food shops in the country, offers 34 kinds of honey, Including Tasmanian leatherwood, and Italian chestnut booey that is so thick it must be gouged from the jar with a spoon

More locally, Zlngerman's Deli in Ann Arbor’s Kerrytown has ust as impressive a list of honeys from which to choose

Janet Mason, in retail sales at Zingerman's, said their biggest sellers are the Petosky-baaed American Spoon Foods assort­ment of Blueberry Blossom and Northern Wild Flower honeys

Both seU for $4 49 for 11 ounces and have equally impres­sive flavors to match the prices

They also feature an unheated, creamed hooey with pollen and an Oregon Apiaries line of apri­cot, strawberry, blueberry and raspberry-flavored honey, which she said Is outstanding on waffles and French toast and while cook­ing wild game

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Marti, who is from C h ina (left), She ri from C osta R ica and Ben from India put together their lunches at Boed igheim er hou se ­hold in Livonia.

‘Mr. Mom’ helps to pack nutritious lunches for kidsBy Larry Janes special writer

H IRTY-ONE YEA RS AGO today, I was walk ing to what used to be SL Joe's School in Wyandotte, oae hand grasping a blue-cordu­roy school bag while the other held firm ly to

my Larry, Moe and Curly (the Three Stooges) lunch paiL

The old thermos, which according to Momma must have been designed by ooe of the Stooges, had loog since been replaced by ooes with Felix the Cat, Dick Tracy or the omnipotent Shadow.

The contents of the lunch pail consisted of a baloney sandwich — plain, of course; a double bonus pack of Twinkles (see. Pm not that old) and a rust-spotted ap­ple. The sandwich was wrapped in waxed paper (plas­tic wrap and Baggies hadn't been invented yet.).

Whenever the thermos broke or the lid couldn’t be found in time, a ruckle was securely taped to the lid of the lunch pail with Scotch tape for a one-pint glass bottle of Wilson milk. There was always a paper nap­kin, folded into a triangle, that was used only rarely and then only to wipe the blood from a scraped knee or elbow.

Times have changed and now lunch boxes are adorned with New Kids on the Block, the same old Twinkles, but this time single-wrapped, not doubled apples that could make any art teacher sigh with envy, and, in most instances, a disposable juice box with flex­ible straw

THE N APKIN M IGHT possibly be a single sheet of paper towel, made of recycled fibers, or maybe even a Handi-Wipe Individually secured in its own wrapper Milk is 35 cents

But things are just a little different at the Boedi­gheimer house in Livonia. Momma Boedigheimer (Charlotte) owns Around the World Travel in Farming- ton Hills, and when she goes off to work in the morning. Papa Boedigheimer (Jim), a self-proclaimed “Mr. Mom,” has everything sitting out on the kitchen count­ers, waiting for all the Boedigheimer children to pack their own brown bags.

With Sheri, 13, an eighth grader at Holmes Middle School; Marti, 15, a 10th grader at Stevenson High School; Ben, 14, an lith grader at Stevenson, and Nathan, 14, an Oakland Community College student. Bart Simpson lunch pails are out and paper bags filled with baloney (some things never change), chicken sandwiches, plenty of fresh fruits and an occasional granola bar is what's “in."

This writer made a few random calls to other par­ents of school-age children and was somewhat surprised to find.

s Healthy-for-you breads like wheat and rye don’t get eaten, so more than >0 percent of the households polled still use plain old Wonder (40 percent say they still remove crusts, however).

e Fruits of some sort are always packed in more than 95 percent of the lunches, with moat relying on apples, pears and an occasional banana. Fruit roll-up and fruit leathers are gaining in popularity but leas than 10 percent will pack cut-up fruits.

• Vegetables are still used for squirrel food. The broccoli and carrot sticks just aren't eaten unless ac­companied with a ranch-type dip

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HeartSm art P izza (left) and Frutti D IM ara are two spadafttea at R.I.K.’a, the Restaurant, In Went B loom held.

At R.I.K.'*, din­ers are greeted by a view into the restaurant's kitch­en where the staff industriously stirs up the regional ItalianIt's a silent scene, since the vista la through a homey, arched frame of windows decorated with utensils and sprigs of herbs

Bistro under glass, we call it And R.I.K.’s Is an intriguing bleod of styles in a clearly superior restau­rant

The restaurant's two long, rec­tangular dining rooms are separated by a beautiful wall of arches and the lace blinds on the front windows let natural light stream In.

A bar area Is more stark, with more contemporary black-and-white flooring and subdued lighting. Live jan is pai formed Wednesday-8a tur day nights

R.I.K.’s new fall menu allows for plenty of innovation from the kitch­en. Most weekends, geests will be given the standard, extensive menu;

a list of evening specials, and an oral presentation of items added as re­cently as that day.

Many of the specials are fish en­trees, such aa the superb scallop din­ner we enjoyed, with Its rosemary- tarragon sauce with shiitake moab- rooms. Quail also waa special that evening, two birds tenderly prepared and jaxeed up with spices.

The health-conecioue diner will find lots of appropriate entree* des­ignated on the menu by hearts — and can ordar the fraMl fish entrees cooked as desired

There's even a low-fat beef entree, beef tenderloin grilled and served with mushrooms, shallots, garlic and potatoes.

BUT UTT8 NOT forget this is an Italian restaurant, and authentic Italian dishes here have a flair.

Lika the gemelli, a pasta tossed with wild mushrooms, herbs and walnut pasto, or the farfalle — bowtie pasta with shrimp or grilled chicken, poppers and broccoli In a mustard sauce

Risotto, o delicious Italian treat moot of rtcu, offers ondlms p seat bill- tiea. R.l.K.'s apparently Intends to

try them all. A new risotto dish is prepared daily

We tried a version with diced veg­etables and were thoroughly pleased Good risotto is cooked slowly, result­ing in a creamy consistency This was good risotto, though pricey at 99 for an appetiser.

Another nice Italian appetiser is the focaccta — Italian bread with red onion and sage served With a roasted garlic It looks, smells and tastes wonderful.

FOR SOUP, a tomato-based “suppe” with mussels, calamari and clams Is an excellent chowder-type ■ election. Those who can't tolerate ■ quid have another good alternative In the traditional vegetable soup

Dinner salads can get pretty rou­tine; a little lettuce, a couple of wedges of tomatoes, maybe a cu­cumber or crsulsns, all tossed with a vinaigrette of sorts

Not so at R.I.K 's, where the bouse salad la superb It features bibb let­tuce sod spinach tossed with tbs res­taurant's delicious tomato Caeoar Italian dressing

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We found eating at R.I K.'s Is Uke being in a rugby scrimmage Maybe It's bistro out of control Tables are jammed dangerously close to eech other, and those unfortunate enough to be seated la an aisle are apt to be bumped constantly by the steady stream of attendants One Is our par­ty counted sis such bumps

Details. R .I.K .’s, the R estau­rant, 4303 Orchard Lake Road north o f M aple Road in Orchard Mail. W ot Bloom field 355-9499

Hours Lunch M onday-Friday1130 a m to 3 p m ., dinner Mon­day-Th ursday S-10 p m .. Friday- Saturday 5-11 p m ., Sunday 5-4 p m .

R eserva tio n s a ccep ted fo r lunch, parties o f fiv e or more, and dinner

Prices Lunch 13J4-94J4, din­n e r $3 25-31945 A ll c r e d i t c a r d s

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This yummy sauce with capers will go well with the poached flab . . . . or those cooked any other way.

Plan to te n Oct. 21 into aa sva- popcorn. apricots, raisins, ate sm ­ntog filled with thrills, chills, tarty art art artda.treats aad harmless fun. Organise a b amall saucepan combine re­family fua fart or neighborhood mae- mb tiling ingredients; art candy ther-querods party. Invite family ate In pan ate cook over medi-frieadi to arrive to costume ate mn-!iifh heat m/tU thermometerrwajyto have a ghortly gate ttma. rairfcpf 220 degrees. Pour sugar

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^ With* all tte activities you will note to provide healthy refrvuh manta for y o a gates. Offer hand­made treats that are frightfully good, snch as Party F F a tte youngs Critters are a finger food they are so n to enjoy. To satisfy a sweet

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tous quickly to thoroughly coat.Spray l-by-d-by-2-tach baking pan

with nonatlck cooking spray. Turn popcorn mixture tote pan and, using back of spoon, press mixture into pan. Let stand until mixture cools, 5 to 1* mlnntei Invert onto serving dte and cut into 4 equal portions. Makes 4 servings.

If candy thermometer is not avail­able, cook until drop of hot mixture spins a 2-inch thread when dropped into cold water (thread stags).

Each serving provides: H Bread Exchange; 1 Fruit Exchange; 120 Optional Calories.

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A note to ail parents who have tittle tnck-or-trea ters Feed your children a good m eal before trea t­ing rounds begin. This w ill help to delay the eating o f any goodies until they return home. Then you can check their bags and lim it their candy intake.

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GELATIN CR ITTERS 2 envelopes snflavored getette 1 package (fear H-cap servings) sag ar-free strawberry haaaaa flavor

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In a medium bowl, stir gelatins to­gether with a fork. Stir cinnamon into boiling Wkter until dissolved. Add water to gelatin ate stir until completely dissolved. Pour into an 8- 9-inch square pan. Chill about 2 hours, until firm. Using 2-2-inch ani­mal cookie cutters (such as cat, owl, bat), cut out shapes (These little critters do not melt at room tem­perature.) Makes ( serving.

Each Serving Provides 10 calo­ries Optional Exchange

Note: To make pumpkin shapes, substitute sugar-free orange gelatin in recipe above.

PU M PK IN CHEESECAKES 12 gtogvrsusp cookies (2-tech diame-

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1 cep caaned pumpkia puree H cep graaaiated light brows i2 large eggs1 H teaspoons vanilla extractH i H i H IH cup f rosea notes try whipped topping, thawed

Preheat oven to 325 degrees. Line a 12-cup muffin pan with paper lin­ers. Place 1 gingersnap in each cup. In food processor fitted with steel blade, process rieotta until smooth. Add remaining ingredients, except topping, ate process until well com­bined, scraping down sides of work- bowl. Divide evenly among cups. Bake 20 minutes, until lightly net; turn off beat Let state in oven 1 hour. Coot on rack, then chill over­night To serve, top each cheesecake with 1 tablespoon topping. Makes 12 servings.

Each serving provides: 1 Protein Exchange, 1/0 Vegetable Exchange, SO Optional Calories Exchange

May use H cup granulated brown sugar substitute. Reduce calories Optional to 45.

PUMPKIN CHIFFON PIE Crush14 graham crackers (2 H squares)1 tables pooe plas 1 teaspoon

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Blend all Ingredients into a mi- crowave-safe dish, cover. Heat for 2 minutes on H power, stir ate repeat until heated through. Makes 1 H cups.

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MAG IC P IC KLES

My aunt gave me a sim ilar recipe and, as I recall, she called it some­thing else. Nevertheless U's easy hnH fan tO ChlUSfO tOUT intosweat ones. The resulting syrup can be used to season cole slaw

1 qaart large whale soar pickles 2cups sugar1 tablespoon whole allspice1 teaspoon whole cloves2 tablespoons olive oil

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A friend gave me this delicious re-, dpe many years ago. . . . makes 14 _pints.

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Preheat oven to 375 degrees. To prepare crust, in food processor fit­ted with steel blade, finely grind graham crackers. Add sugar ate co- coa; procam briefly to combine. Add margarine; pulse to combine. Press mixture into a 9-inch pie plate; bake 5 minutes, until firm; let cook on rack. Set aside.

To prepare Ailing, in medium saucepan, cnmhiwa sugar substitute, gelatin, spices, ate salt; add H cup boiling water, stirring until gelatin is dissolved. Stir in pumpkin ate vanil­la extract; cook over medium beat until boiltog ate thickened, about 15 minutes, stirring frequently.

Pour into medium bowl; chill mix­ture 1 hour Fold In whipped topping until no white streaks remain. Spoon into pie shelL Refrigerate 1 hour be­fore serving. Makes 8 servings.

Each serving provides: 1 Bread Exchange, H Vegetable Exchange, H Fat Exchange, 25 Optional Calo­ries

1 cup dried orastge peel, ebout the siseof at H cup whole allspice H cup whole doves H cup whole autmeg, brakes in small piecesAbout H cup dried giager root, cut into ttey pieces

Mix all together ate store in a covered jar for 2 to 2 months, stir­ring occasionally. Directions for serving: Add H cup or leas mix to a quart of cider or bottle of red wine; simmer in a saucepan over low beat, about 30 minutes. You may add a small amount of sugar if desired. Strain ate serve hot or cold Rinse ate dry spices ate use again, adding a bit more as it won’t be as strong.

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With four children playing soccer and two playing hockey this fall, Scerbo and her husband spend a lot of time shuttling from ooe sporting event to another. A very supportive and Involved mom, she helps out in ber children's schools by being a room mother and participating in the various fund-raising events that take place throughout the year

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JERRY ZOLYNSKY/Mafl ptxrtograptMrSue Sce rbo of B irm ingham co o ks for her husband and five children. W hen she se rve s Sweet and Sour Ham over Rice, her fam ily raves.

SW EET ANO SO U R HAM OVER RICE

The subtle sweet and sow fla­vors of the dish offer a nice change of pace for your teste buds Colorful end easy to make, this recipe makes enough to feed six it can be made m ad­vance end reheated just before serving2Vi cups precooked rice1 can apricot halves. 10-ounce

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CARAMEL SAUCE WITH APPLES

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as well as the prospect of not having to cook for the two weeks she will be gone — a fact that would give any woman cause to celebrate, Spain or no Spain.

Thank you. Sue Scerbo, for sup­porting this column and congratula-

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One last note, please don’t forget to take a minute of your time and send in your family's favorite stew or soup recipe.

AP — For more color, more crunch, more fiber and more nutri­tion — all with fewer calories — add extra vegetables to potato salad.

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2 tablespoons sliced celery 2 tablespoons thinly sliced radishes Vi cup reduced-calorie creamy cu­cumber salad dressing 1H teaspoons snipped fresh dlllweed orRed and/or green cabbage leaves (optional)

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dillweed. cover and chill.Just before serving, at

mixture to vegetable mixture. Tons lightly to coat Serve in a bowl lined with red and/or gra leaves, if desired. Makes 4 1

Nutrition information per i 111 cal , 2 g pro., I I g cart , 5 gfat, I mg chol., 221 mg sodium U-S. RDA 41 percent v it C.

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N.Y. STRIP LOINSSliced FREE A w rapped in 1 pkg. only

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T U E S D A Y O N L Y

OCT. 16,1990

Bob’s of Canton sponsors aBENEFIT AUCTION

SUNDAY, O CTO BER 21st, 2-5 P.M. at P O G O 'SThe event is a benefit for the Make-A-Wish Foundation of Michigan, which grants the personal wishes of Mi­chigan children 17 years of age and under who suffer from a life-threatening illness, which is sufficiently life- threatening so as to create the probability that these children will not survive their eighteenth birthday.If you wish to be a sponsor with donation, p le a se ^ * call me at 454-0111 and God Bless. /o /

Hamburger Made From Fresh

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C h ic a g o (IL )A sse m b ly P lant L o ca l 551 T a u n u . S a b le

C h ic a g o (IL )S tam p in g Plant L oca l 5 8 8C ar and Truck B o d y P an els

D earb o rn (M I)A sse m b ly P lant L o ca l 6 0 0 M ustang

Dearborn (M I)Fram e Plant L o c a l 6 0 0M ercu ry . F ord , L in co ln T o w n C ar & T ruck fram es; M ustang c ro a sm e m b e n ; d oor h in ges

D earborn (M I)S tam p in g P lant L oca l 6 0 0C ar an d T ruck B o d y P anels

D earborn (M I)T o o l and D ie P lant L o ca l 6 0 0 T o o ls and D ie s fo r A sse m b ly and S tam p in g Plants

E d ison (N J)A sse m b ly Plant L oca l 9 8 0 R anger T rucks

K ansas C ity (M O ) A sse m b ly Plant L ocal 2 4 9T em p o , T o p a z . L igh t T ru ck s, Super C ab

L orain (O H )A aaem b ly Plant L oca l 4 2 5T hunderbird , C ou gar, E co n o lin e and C lub W agon V an s

L o u isv ille (K Y ) A sse m b ly Plant L ocal 8 6 2R an ger and E xplorer T rucks

M aum ee (O H )S tam p in g Plant L oca l 1892 Car and T ruck B o d y P anels

M ich igan Truck Plant (W a y n e)L ocal 9 0 0B ro n co and L ight T rucks

M onroe (M l)S ta m p in g Plant L ocal 7 2 3C ata lytic co n v erters , stee l w h e e ls , stab ilizer bars

N o rfo lk (V A )A sse m b ly Plant L ocal 9 1 9 L ight T ru ck s

O h io T ruck Plant (A v a r L ak e)L ocal 2 0 0 0E c o n o lin e , C lub W agon (b o d ie s o n ly )

P ilo t Plant (A lie n P ark , M l)L o ca l 931

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F o r ove r 150,000 U A W -R e p re se n te d and F o rd sa la rie d em ployees

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T w in C itie s (M N ) A sse m b ly P lant L ocal 8 7 9R anger, L igh t T ru ck s. Super C ab

W alton H ills (O H ) Stam p in g Plant L ocal 4 2 0Car and T ruck B o d y P anels

W ayne (M I)Integral S tam p in g A A sse m b ly Plant L ocal 9 0 0 E scort

W ix o m (M I)A sse m b ly Plant L ocal 3 6L in co ln T o w n C ar, M ark VII and C on tin en ta l

W o o d h a v en (M I) S tam p in g P lant L ocal 3 8 7Car and Truck B od y P anels

PLA ST IC S A T R IMPRO DU CTSD IV IS IO N

C h esterfie ld (M I)T rim Plant L ocal 4 0 0Seat c o v e n and te a ts

M ilan (M I)P la stic s P lant L oca l 6 0 0B um p ers and F uel T anks

M t. C le m e n s (M I) P la stic s P lant L ocal 4 0 0V in y l c o a ted fab r ics, w o o d g ra in , f ilm s

S a lin e (M l)P la stic s P lant L ocal 8 9 2 •Instrum ent p a n els and c lu ste rs , v a r io u s p lastic c o m p o n en ts

San du sky (O H )P la stic s P lant L ocal 121 6 L am p s, e n g in e air c lea n ers and air h an d lin g sy s te m s , carb on ca n isters

U tica (M l)T rim P lant L ocal 4 0 0 S eat c u sh io n s , h ea d lin ers , trim p a n e ls , bu m per c o v er s

C A ST IN G D IV IS IO N

C lev e la n d (O H )C a stin g P lant L ocal 1250Iran c a s t in g s , cy lin d er b lo c k s , h ea d s , crankshafts

V u lcan F orge P lant (D earb orn , M I)L oca l 174C o n n e ctin g R od s and R od C aps

E N G IN E D IV IS IO N

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C le v e la n d (O H )E ngin e P lan t # 1 L ocal 1 2 5 0 6 cy lin d er and V -8 E n g in es fo r c a n and ligh t trucks

C le v e la n d (O H )* E ngin e P lant # 2

L oca l 1 2 5 0 E n gin e c o m p o n e n ts

D earborn (M l)E n g in e P lant L oca l 6 0 04 cy lin d er e n g in e s and fu e l tanks

L im a (O H )E n gin e P lant L ocal 1219 4 c y lin d er , V -6 , V -8 E n g in es

R o m e o (M l)E ngin e Plant L ocal 4 0 0V -8 m odular e n g in e s

E L E C T R IC A L A F U E L H A N D L I N G D I V IS IO N

R a w so n v ille (M I) Plant L o c a l 8 9 8A ltern ators, carburetors, fu e l in jection and fuel sy s tem c o m p o n e n ts , w in d sh ie ld w iper and o th er sm a ll m otors

Y p silan ti (M I) Plant L o c a l 8 4 9Starters, d is tr ib u to r s , c o i l s , d istr ib u tor iess ig n it io n sy s te m s , bum per sh o ck s

C L IM A T E C O N T R O L D IV IS IO N

S h eld o n R o a d Plant (P ly m o u th , M I)L o c a l 8 4 5H ea le rs , s ir co n d itio n ers and radiators

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D earborn (M I)G la ss P lant L ocal 6 0 0 W in d sh ie ld s and co m m e r c ia l g la ss

N a sh v ille (T N )G lass Plant L ocal 7 3 7 A u to m o tiv e and co m m ercia l g la ss

T ulsa (O K )G la ss Plant L o ca l 1895A u to m o tiv e , agricultural and sp ec ia lty g la ss

W ix o m (M I)C arlite D istr ib u tionC enterL oca l 6 0 0

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In d ia n a p o lis (IN ) Plant L o ca l 1111 S teerin g g e a rs , p o w er steer in g p u m p s

L iv o n ia (M I) P lant L oca l 182A u tom atic ov erd riv e tr a n sm iss io n s , fly w h e e ls

Sh aron viU e (O H ) L o ca l 8 6 3

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B r o w n sto w n (M I) Parts R ed istr ib u tion C en ter L o ca l 6 0 0

C h ic a g o (IL ) P a n s D istr ib u tion C enter L oca l 551

D allas Parts D istr ib u tion C enter (C arro llton . T X ) L oca l 8 7 0

D etro it P a n s D istr ib u tion C enter (R ed fo rd , M I) L oca l 6 0 0

N ation a l P a n s D istr ib u tion C enter (L iv o n ia , M I)L oca l 6 0 0

K ansas C ity Parts D istr ib u tion C enter (L e n e x a . M O )L oca l 2 4 9

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R esearch and E n g in eer in g C enter (D earb orn . M I)L oca l 2 4 5

C entral L aboratory (D ea rb o rn . M I)I-oca) 6 0 0

S e r v ic e R esearch C en ter (D ea rb o rn . M I)L o ca l 6 0 0

T E C H N IC A L ANDTR A N SPO R T A T IO NS E R V IC E S

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T ransp ortation and R o u g e S e r v ic es (D earb orn . M I) L o c a l 6 0 0

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•' Plym outh Canton polled out all the slope Friday night to provide an w r iiim finish to a w ild football

The deeperate measure — a varia­tion of the ranand-ahoot offense — led to Jeff Nafe’i field goal with 11

windt remaining, lifting the Chiefs 'to a 24-21 victory over visiting NbrthvtUe.

Canton clinched second place in the Western D ivision of the Western

we can do It against any team we p i* y ” _

With that much tim e on the fourth- quarter dock and having been stung by a quick North vtlle touchdown, the Chiefs resorted to their radical of­fensive form ation at their own 20- yard line.

James, who turned up field to the 1, setting up Nafe’s gam e-w inning field goal.

" I m issed a lot of catches this year, and I Just concentrated reel bard,” Jam es said. ‘1 w as in the end zone, but they called me down be­cause m y knee h it ”

Kboenle didn’t hesitate to opt for the field goal on first down instead of the touchdown.

“We didn’t have any timeouts left; the ball was oo the 1,” Kboenle laid. “What if we don’t make It? If we had a timeout left, we would have gooe

* The Chiefs, who finish 4-1 In the divisioo and stand 4-1 overall, w ill play North Farm ington In a W LAA crossover gam e Friday night before m eeting Plym outh Salem in the sea­son finale O ct M .

Northville, which saw Its playoff hopes fade with the defeat Is 2-2 and U

P L A Y E D the 10th-ranked (C lass A) team la the state and knocked them off,” Canton tri-cap­tain Wayne Robinean said. ‘T h is w ill bring our confidence up and get us ready for the playoff and Salem.

“A lot of people had bean talking about as having a cakewalk and we couldn’t pull It out In the end,” the 4- foot-1, 220-pound center added.

It out with 2:24 left shows

only by a center and two guards, tak­ing the snap in shotgun formation.

“We bad it last yew and only used It once, but we scored s touchdown against Monroe,” Wukie said. “We used it once this yew , and I threw an interception. I gness (Canton coach Bob Kboenle) thought it was the right time for It

“The key was to be calm and re­laxed. I knew I wouldn’t get much preesure, and somebody would get open. A s It turned out. It was C J ”

FO LLO W IN G A peas interf e call against the Mustangs. Wukie peeeed 14 yards to Jason R iggs and ran 4 yards for another first down at the Nortkville 24 w ith 24 seconds to play.

Then came the big play. Wukie the m iddle to Chris

giroe-w inning drive w as a quick response to Northvtlle’s game- tying T D with 2:20 remaining.

C AN T O N H A D forced the M us­tangs to punt, but the receiver bob- bled the ball. Northville i Bob Hollo­way scooped up the live ball and rambled 34 yards for the score.

Follow ing a long discussion be­tween game officials and Canton coaches, Brandon Hayes booted the extra point that made It 21-21.

“What we were questioning was one of the officia l* threw his m ark­er,” Kboenle said. “One said (the Canton player) didn 't touch it, but the ooe in the back said be did and that was the call that prevailed.

“In view of the fact he threw his marker, we thought that meant the ball was dead.”

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Monday, the 4-4, 244- toid kirn of hie In­

to attend CM U.F rid ay that he’s relieved tbs i M g process M over, so he c m gat beck to M s norm al routine In the fall of goto* to school and playing full- buck on the Salem soccar teem.

T was planning on c a H h * them after our soccer gam e (against Walled Lake Western), hut he called five m inutes before I was leaving,” Baker said. “Instead of telling peo­ple Tm leaning toward Central, I wanted to tell them I ’m going there. I told U rn then and they said I waa m aking the right derision They were excited I was going there.

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with Scott, a guard who also was aa all-state soccer player at Northport H igh School.

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“I didn 't know much b ria rs my visit, but I hear of a ll the D ivision I schools in M ichigan It graduates the highest number of players,” Baker saicL “They sugftot that their play­ers go to school la the sum m er to lemsn the toed And coach (Charlie) Coles, hah a little different than other coach— la that ha likes to be around the players more.’’

Baker, who played last summer with the Sup— Friends, the top 17- Uwter A A U team to the state, said he needs to show improvement to three areas before m aking the tran­sition to college.

“Defense is my No. 1 priority, then m y Jump shot and dribbling; they're the top three things I need to work on,” be said. “I d like to Improve enough so that when I go to C M U I can get playing time as a freshman and we can go as far aa we can.”

Chris Jamwu, the Canton fullback, to slowed by a pair of Northvillu defenders after plowing through the line Friday night. Jam ee caught a

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Salem topples Raiders, captures 2nd in LakesBy D m O 'M ea ra and a Upped pa— landed to the arma of Craggs, leadingstaff writ— to his secood score

F — a football team that was beat up, Plym outh Sa­lem delivered a few blows and withstood some hard knocks Saturday afternoon.

The Rocks capital!— d oo prim e opportunlttas offen­sively sod bent but didn’t break defensively to spoil favored North Farm ington 's homecom ing 24-14.

Salem finishes secood to the Lak— D ivision with a 4 1 record aad stays to the playoff picture at 4-2 overall The Raiders slip to 2-1 and 4-3.

Since the Rocks play Plym outh Canton, the Western D ivision r— m— -up. to tbs ninth weak, Salem w ill visit Nortkville to the W LAA croseov— F rid ay and N orik w ill travel to ret^n^

With m any of its M illed players Injured, Salem be­gan the game Saturday w ith quarterback C hris Tebbeu — the only regular play— In Its offensive beckfleld.

B U T T E X Rocks got big p lays from backup tight and Kevin Craggs, who replaced start— A1 Hysko, and tail­back Leon H ist— , who was held out until the secood quart— becaa— of an Injury.

Craggs caught touchdown pa— covering 13 and 44 yards, and H ist— . who carried only twice the previous weak against Walled Lake Central, dashed 44 yards for the middle score, finishing w ith 142 yards on nine car­ries

"We were f o i l * to go without (Hist— ) until we abso­lutely had to,” Seism coach Tom M oriiim w said. "H e played hurt aad he Mowed what a greet beck he to.

Craggs m ads two beautiful c a tc h - - sad he’s aa outside lleahs rb— He’s not a part of o— regular of- f€QM N

F— the Raiders, It was a matt— of bad (laid poritlou,k - j i ----x- — . a ___At _. _ I . ------------ivcK io o unum eiy v r o n .

North began Ms first thrua p n - s M nas M aids H i 14- yard Una, tw ice because the deep recriv— slipped Then • high punt snap set up Salem ’s first tonchdowu.

“W E SH O T ourselv— to the foot too m any times,” North coach Jim O ’Leary said. “The kids played bard I Just thought we made too m any critica l m tstah—

Still, the Raiders bed a chance to win the gam e at the cod, but Salem 's defence came up with a big play oo two of North’s last three pi— looa.

“We had the whole fourth quart— to do It,” O 'Leary said. “It ’s not like they drove the ball oo us We de­stroyed ourselv— with field position and the things we gave them.”

With six m inutes left and the Rocks leading 20-7, the Raiders drove to the Salem 2, but a fourth-down pa— was deflected by a linem an’s raised hand

North got the ball again w ith 4:14 rem aining aad needed two plays to score. B rian Tem ple p— art twice to Dave Rankin (six catch— f— 40 yards), the secood covering 24 yards to make It 24-14 with M ike Oher's extra-point kick.

The Raiders forced another Salem punt and took or— at their 24 with 1:43 on the clock. A p a - Interfer coca penalty, M att M um m art’s 21-yard run and Tem ­ple’s 14-yard pa— to Rankin gave N orik a first down at the Salem I I with U rem aining But the auapanee end­ed with Ed G u id ry ’s end-sooe Interception.

“We stretched and stretched but held when we had to,” Moahim— aald. "(Gundry) laid off (the recriv— ) aarttor aad we got oo him about p to y ij* too loose But when M came time to make the play he w— there.”

O 'L E A R Y B L A M E D him self f— the call at the goal Une. Be wanted recriv— Chris White to go to motion, but th a n was n breakdown to eommuntcatioc between the bench and Temple, who bit 11 of 24 pa— for 144 ya rd s

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Miller plays major role as Rocks rout SpartansBy Sieve Kowalskistaff writ—

Darcie M ill— , wearing only her basketball shorts and a sweat shirt, stopped off the Plym outh Salem bus to talk to a report— Thursday n ight

“Don’t stand out here too long you’ll catch a cold,” a— istant coach Ray Fransen told her

Franseu was concerned about Sa­lem ’s Junior cent— , and well be should be. considering toe bad Just pumped to a team-high 14 points to Salem 's 42-42 g irls basketball wtn o r— host Livonia Stevenson.

M ill— has become a contributing factor f— Salem, but toe’s not the only reason the Rocks are 11-2 over­all and to first place to the Lak— D i­vision of the Western Lak— Activi­ties Association at 1-4. Overall, the Rocks are 4-4 to the W LAA.

Nine players saw action aad seven •cored f— the Rocks, Including sen- tor guard Sarah Rests, who contrib­uted 14 points. Cyadi Platt— added nine points and Yolanda Jackaoe and M artha Bol scored sight apiece to the Rocks attack

O O M E TO T H IN K of it, with all that depth, m aybe M l 11- could af­ford to get sick end m l— a gam e

"W e want everyone to contribute and be the bent they can every chance they get,” Salem coach Fred Thom — aald. T m very pleased with o— teamwork tonight w e did a nice Job of sharing the ball and real­ly w ort hard on g h rh * the ball ap if

the next play— is to a bettor position to score. W e're getting bettor at It

"F o r all Intents and purposes this gam e guaranto— at least a share of the division title tor — (with only Farm ington and North Farm ington left on the L a k - schedule) '

Stevenson, p la y in g Its fifth straight game without injured Junior cent— Teresa Sarao, fell to 4-2 over­all sod 2-1 to the Lak— D ivision The Spartans are 4-1 to the W LAA or— -

Sarno 's absence w— evident as Sa ­lem waa able to control the boards and get several second and third shot opportunities M ill— made h— moot Important contribution to the second quart— , scoring five of h— team ’s last seven points — the Rocks opened up a 24-14 halftim e lead.

The Rocks took a 42-24 toed a f t - three quarters sad put the gam e away by scoring the first 12 points of the fourth quart— to lend, 44-24 M ill— scored six straight points dur­ing the fourth-quart— n — and toft the gam e a loof with R e sts and san- tor co-captato Betsy McAlltetor with 2:12 toft and the game all but tucked away to the win column

M IL L E R S A ID SH E doesn't feel any pressure in the paint, despite being the Rocks tallest play— at 4- foot

We have Yolanda, who can Jump real high and Em ily (G iuliani) who box— out real well and that lak— the pressure off m e," sbe said “Coach Just tolls me to do my best We’re com m unicating bettor ”

Sarao, who has m issed the last five Stevenson gam— with an ankle Injury, m ight return Tuesday at home against Livooia Franklin, coach Chuck Hebeetreit said Hebee- treit can’t w a it

•One of the secrets tonight w— re­bounding," Hebeetreit said. ’T h e y ’re second and third shots and at— real­ly paid off We didn’t box them out and were sluggish to w orking the ball around the perimeter Our guards, except for Jenny Audet were content to stay out there and didn't make things happen offensive­

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led Stevenson with 14 points, but toe was the only Spartan to double fig ar— Laura Zatorski added seven, while Audet and Lo ri Shingled— k - acored six apiece This w— the sixth game G roulx has scored to double flgur— .

”1 thought we would get more out of b— defensively, becaa— she's a aocc— play— and can intercept pa— — ." Hebeetreit said “But she’s bean a pleasant surprise on often— She’s a nice, coachabie g irl "

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Senior forward Trina Gov an •cored a game-high I I points to load tka Mustangs and contained witk fel­low aeninr Connie Garofalo for a four-point play tkat tamed tbe game in Marian's favor in the last quarter

GO VAN’S FAST-bruak basket pee ike Mastaap a 44-41 load, and she nude the first of two free throws with >:M remaining Garofalo grab­bed the miss, scored the layup and converted the three point play that extended Marian ’s lead to 54-41.

“We started pulling together and we had a stretch where we looked like we knew what we were doing,” Marian coech Mary Lillie-Cicerooe said.

“We were so concerned about reversing the ball and didn't see that if we attacked (the defense) we could get a Voo-2. We were able to work on second and third shots, became we got them so spread out they were not able to rebound it ”

Garofalo was Instrumental in the Mustaap pulling away from a S4-S0 haHHmw arwtag 10 of herIS points in the second half, which included another three-point early in the fourth period.

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North, Vd overall end S-4 in the Wmtes was sparuo onconvay o j n o n r guut Botwick added 14.

Kerri Owcsarsak scored IS points hi a I11 and 1-4)l

“We fell apart in the third quarter (wt 1VSX” Farmington coach Diana Pair said. “We eouhtot pat the ball ia the basket. Eva Claar created thinp and we caaktet stop ter."

PLYMOUTH CHRISTIAN 47, MACOMB CHRISTIAN 34c Tamar* Til­ly scored IS points and Kristin Thomason added IS Plymouth Christian roiled to the Conference win.

The Plymouth team b t-S overall and V I in the M IAC Pam Wilson had eight points to load Macomb.

too well," Garofalo said. “Coach got an me at halftime, and I guess it fired me up.”

Sophomore Stephanie Storen chipped in 10 points and senior Jam­ie Racine nine, but Marian had to play much of the last quarter with­out Racine, its point guard, after she was hit in the eye with an elbow.

MAUREEN PAULIN scored IS points, including nine in the first half, to lead tbe Marlins, who shot S4 percent from the Boor, hitting 14 of 53 shots. Marian was S0-of-54 from tbe field for 34 percent

Carrie Walton added 10 points for Mercy and Laure DeMatUa, who fouled out while tending Garofalo to

the line for her second three-point play, finished with seven.

While everyone agreed the wmy w of events that put Marian on top 54-43 was critical to the out­come, Mercy still had a chance to win the game at the and.

Walton made a basket and three free throws to keep the Marlins within 52-4# with under a minute to play. The Mustangs missed three straight 1-and-l free throw chances, but Marcy players also fatted to con­vert any of three wide-open layups.

Govan, who was not the player fouled either of the three previous times, finally made two free throws with 15 seconds left to give Marian a

Rocks near Lakes championshipPlymouth Salem closed in on the

L a ta Division boys cross country title Thursday by trouncing Walled Lake Central 15-44.

The Rocks are 4-4 in the division with one dual meet remaining and 4- 1 overall.

Salem claimed the top five places at CaM Benton Park to aarare itself Of lb# victory.

Mike Patterson paced the Rocks witk a 17:44 time and was followed across the finish line by Derek Cadi- id (17:44), Steve Boudreau (18:03), Jayson McDonald (lt:lf) and Andy BeUmers (18:33).

The Rocks conclude the division deal-meet portico of their schedule Thursday against North Farmington at Oakland Community College

Central’s Jacob Calicut Interrupt­ed Salem’s string of runners, taking sixth place in 11:4#. The Vikings bed only one other in the top 14 — Kirk Black, who was eighth at 18:59.

For tbe Rocks, Matt Erickaoo took seventh place (18:41), Jamb Miller ninth (19:27) and John Mickevidus 10th (14:31).

Abo scoring for Central were Joe Styrna (20:14), Jamb Kinchsular (21:04) and Chrb Kunnaniak (21:14).

PLYMOUTH CANTON, bat Its showdown with Watted Lake West­ern for first place in the Western Di­vision boys cross country standings.

The Warriors captured seven of the top eight places to dotninate the meet 18-45 at Gilbert Willis Park.

Western b 4-0 in the division and

4-0 overall. The Chiefs are V I and 4- 1.

Bill Crosby and Jeff Grosso paced the Warriors with sob-17 minute times of 14-11 and 11:44, respective­ly

Mike Ream was tbe only Canton runner to crack the top eight, finish­ing third ia 17:14

Western’s Chrb Crosby was fourth (17:24) followed by teammates Jim Sweetmaa (17:32), Brandon Keeney (17:34), Matt Wright (17:47) and Art Schoetxler (18:44).

Dave Yack was the only other Canton runner in the top 10, taking ninth place at 11:21.

“We had tome things we wanted to do, but they ran a good race,” Canton coach Jim Hayes said. “It’s tough

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The M l sags took a IV# lead to the flrat quarter, but Mercy rallied in the rtrow# oeriod " v H m nine of 14 free throws. The Marline w an 14- of-14 at the line ia the first half and 2#-of-24 for the game

Mercy otitacorag the M ntaap IV 3 early b the aaoond quarter to bad 34-11. Walton’s fine throws gave the MarUns a 34-28 bad with 53 seconds left, but Marian rattled to tie on Gurofab’s three-point play and Go- van's layup with :07 remaining.

“We gave it to them,” Ullle-Cl cerone said. “We dida’t step up, and they put b the free throws.

“Everyooe ebe has two looses b the division, but I would have felt better about this game if we had fin­ished off. We can't play like we did b the last 34 secoods."

The M ta a ta led 44-37 after three periods, and Mercy trailed only 44-43 when Garofalo and Govan combined to spread the difference to 54-43. Each team had a chance to win the game in tbe final half min­ute, with Marian managing to bold oo.

“We just didn’t come up with any offensive production in the second half,” Baker said. “Except for the spurt Kathleen Gerigk gave us, we didn’t have a perimeter game to­night.

“We didn’t reverse the ball well against them. Marian deserves cred­it for doubling up (to the low poet), but we were not using both sides of the court”

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34.44 and tea 144 freestyle b 44.11.1 diving with 171b points.

Other todivktaal stconte for Baton« freestyle (5:47.54) and Carrie Vaadarwaela b fib I

Salem’s 244 freaatyb relay team of Raa, Stepb ad Nicole Boaaa was sseoad to 1:44.47, and tea 444 fraab y b a lt af landl and Nicola Boms, Hkhay and Staekpoote swam aacoad b 3:47 Jl. On the Steveoaoo sidt, Aadvsoo had w tab g ttmaa sf L4L4 b tea 144

reeatyb and 5:34.74 b the 544 freaatyb. Knapp swam 2:31.17 to tea individual medley and 1:11.44 b tea breast stroke.

The Spartans woo tea 3M freaatyb retoy (JU1 Knapp, HeQy Pataasrt, Heather White and Anderson) b 1:47.43 and the 444 traaatyb relay (Nan­cy W arm , Anderson, Palmsri and Knapp) b 3:55.44. W arm atoo wan the 5# freestyle b 34M .

IN THE W ESTO N Division of the WLAA, Livonia Churchill won a showdown Thursday with visiting Plymouth Canton

Tbe Chargers are 2-4 in the division and V2 overalL The Chtofs are 1-1.Canton had three first places, beginning with Amy Kndrikh 247b

points b diving. Janet Roberts won the backstroke b 1.-44J and joined Chrb Lang, Jeni Cooper and Pam Pritchard to wb the 444 fraaatyb relay b 3:57.44.

Churchill had three double winners: Tara Ditchkoff, 344 ineetyb (100.71) and 500 freestyle (4:14.05X Lb Sorokac, individual medley (2:19.76) and breast stroke (1:15.4X and EUen Learig. 54 fraaatyb (14.#) and 100 freestyle (54.9X

Sorokac* time In tbe IM was a state-qualifying time. Churchill's Katie Hamann won the butterfly with a 1:45.41 swim.

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A F T E R THE M ustangs scored on their f irs t tw o p ossession s of the se c ­ond h alf to w ipe out C anton's 14-0 h a lft im e lead, W ukie found H ow ell a lo n e a t the goal lin e for a 40-yard co m p letio n

T hat g a v e the C h iefs a 11-14 lead w ith tw o m inutes le ft in the third quarter, and it looked as If the ad­v a n ta g e would hold until H o llow ay's fu m b le return

“K arl im provised a lit t le bit, and they m u st kave lo st H ow ell dow n In there," K boenle sa id . “K arl m ad e a lo t o f good d ec ision s ton igh t Kart should be at the s ta g e now that be should do those th ings ”

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Sctyjotcrwi at Stana I latp at- >30 pm

Scnoctcrall at Waal am Wfcrtgen 1 P »womsm s c o u a o c v o u g v a A u .

Tuaaday. Oct 18 OakWnd OC 1 SohootorWt 7 pm AlmaCotao*at Madoana. 7pm

Ttwndwr. Ool. 16Madonna at AquMS Ccdaga. 6 30 p m Henry Ford CC at Schoolcraft 7 p m

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onds le ft In th e half.The M ustangs scored tw ic e in the

third qu arter to tie , 14-14. On fourth- and-goal, qu arterback R yan Huzjak ran 5 yard s fo r a sco re , and BUI K el­ley sprinted 47 yards a t 5:46 in the

“T H E N E X T th ing you know th ey’re in the end zone. B ut the kids hung in there and c a m e back, and that's a good s ig n .”

W ukie a lso led Canton w ith 66 yard s rushing. J a m e s added 48 on 12 c a rr ie s H ow ell’s tw o recep tio n s c o v ­ered 74 yards. H uzjak w a s 9-of-17 passing for 118 yards

Canton fa c e t tough opp onents in its la st tw o g a m es, but the s ig n if i­ca n ce o f F rid ay’s w in is that It k eep s the C hiefs on track for a C lass AA p layoff berth. T he sh o rt term o b je c ­t iv e w a s secood p la c e in the d iv ision , tbe long range go a l to sta y in the p layoff p icture.

• ‘FOWL’ SHOOTING • C O L L E G E S O C C E R

“Y ou c a n ’t d iv o r ce one from th e other ,” K boenle sa id , “but look ing a t it r ea lis t ica lly (tbe p la y o ff p e r sp e c ­tive) w a s m ore im p o rta n t "

Rocks runners-up in division, 20-14

The Canton P ark s and R ecrea tio n S e r v ic es w ill sp oasor a “F o w l Shoot­ing’’ c o n test a t H oben E lem en ta ry School on Saturday, N ov . 10.

Tbe a g e groups are 9 -under, 10-12, 12-15, 10-18 and o v e r -I I C on testants m ay c o m e any tim e b e tw e en 10 a m . and 1 p.m . R eg istra tio n w ill begin at 9:45 a m .

W inners in each c a te g o r y w ill b e d eterm in ed by w ho m a k e s th e m oot "fow l sh ots' ( fre e throw s) out o f 10 a ttem p ts T be first 10 a r e free , but each ad d ition a l se t o f 10 w ill c o st |1 .

E ach a g e group w in n er w ill r ec e iv e a T h an k sgiv in g turkey and a plaque T here w ill be sp e c ia l p rizes for anybody w ho m a k e s 10 of 10 sh ots C all 397-5110 for in form ation .

• C O E D V O L L E Y B A L L

C o n tin u ed from P a g e 1“W e had a ch an ce to w in the boll-

g a m e." O’L eary said . “I r ea lly thought w e w ould go dow n th ere and w in 21-20.

“I should h ave ca lle d a tim eo u t If be w asn 't c le a r about the c a ll . (Taro- p is) did a beU of a Job tod ay . H e did e x a c t ly w h a t be thought I w an ted him to d o .”

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S alem the b a ll a t N orth ’s 14 in the secood quarter, the R ock s sc o r ed in three p lays, C raggs m ak in g a one- handed grab in th e end zone.

Tbe R a id ers responded w ith a 12- p la y scor in g d r ive , c re a tin g a 7-7 h a lft im e tie . M u m m ert, w ho rushed 28 t im e s for 122 yard s, v a u lted into the end zone fro m 1 yard out w ith 16 secon d s le ft in th e half.

L ate in the third q u arter, H lster

slipped a w a y from som e la d d e r s near the sid e lin es , cu t across in to open f ie ld and put S a le m in front 14-7.

O N F IR S T D O W N , th e b a ll pop ped lo o se fro m M u m m ert's hands, and T yson W oodby reco v ered for the R ocks. W hite tried to d e f le c t T ebben's pass but tipped the ball in to tbe hands of C raggs, who bad on ly the end zone in (roo t o f him .

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Today, Vara Job to the starting dr fensive tackle oa the Toledo defense His I I aad two hankie reco­veries this season are ooe of the rea­sons why Toledo to in lin t place in the Mid-American Conference

Varajon and Amici enjoy an unu sual relationship. Not only are they

the final whistle Wows, Nkk to soft We used to call him the B ig Teddy Bear’ at OC."

W HILE AT CC, Varajon earned extra money selling Aron. He wonld often be seen in the hall carrying his books in ooe hand and a sack full of cologne and body lotion in the other.

V arm Jon’s off-tbe-Oeld personality didn’t take away from his perform­ance on the field.

Varajon was a two-time all-eta ter in football and standout wrestler for the Shamrocks. He was also a mem­ber of the lacroase team.

CC wrestling coach Mike Rodri­gues says Varajon was ooe of the most powerful guys he’s ever coached.

Rodrigues recalls a time when Varajon, a heavyweight did a carry move (flipping another wrestler over your shoulder).

*1 STOOD there in amazement,” Rodrigues said. " I’ve had some good heavyweight wrestlers, but none of them could do a cany. Nick was Just so powerful.”

Yon don’t have to talk to Universi­ty of Toledo football standout Nick Varajon long to know that he’s a lit­tle offbeat.

In the Toledo media guide there’s a section which asks players what their goals are after football. Most said they wanted to pursue careers in medicine or business. Not Vara- Jon, the former Redford Catholic Central p la y e r says he aspires to b e an actor in the movies.

“I changed my major from drama to criminal justice, but that doesn’t mean I don’t want to act,” Varajon said. “I would love to be an actor.”

Ken Waodzel, who alao propped at CC and went on to play at Michigan State, says Varajon would be a good actor.

"That kid can act,” said the for­mer high school teammate. “He’s good at that kind of stuff. He was a singer in the CC choir. Let me tell you that he is ooe of the toughest guys on the football field, but when

“OUR FRESHMAN yeer we be­came friends,” Verajon said. "Marcus was a walk-on and 1 was a freshman who thought ha was better than what he was. We becameNOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE

CITY OF PLYMOUTH, MICHIGAN come the beat players we could be Looking beck, things really worked out well”

A fifth-year senior, Varajon recorded 11 tackles last season, four of which were solo. He also recorded a quarterback sack and fumble re­covery.

Varajon participated in seven games in IM S, recording S I tackles. He also participated in five games in 1M7.

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p e o p l e , b u s i n e s s e s a n d i n d u s t r i e s a r e f i n d i n g w a y s t o r e c y c l e .

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L IV O N IA R E C Y C L IN G C E N TE RA f t e r S e p t . 1 4 - U v o n i a R e s i d e n t s O n l y

Tuesday through Saturday 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Glendale. East of Farm ington Road

Sou th of the Jefferies Freeway ' 5 2 2 -1 6 2 0

N ew sp a p ers, g la s s (d ea r, g reen a n d brow n]. w tn d o w g la s s . On ca n s, a lu m in u m . b a tte rie s (veh icle on ly), anti J re e m . m o tor oO, p la s tic s (coded T o r '29. w h ite b o n d o ffice p a p e r a n d com pu ter paper.

C A N T O N

C A N T O N R E C Y C L IN G10:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m Fridays

10:00 a.m. - 2 :00 p.m. Saturdays 42020 V an B o m between Haggerty and Lllley

3 9 7 -5 8 0 1(N ew sp a p ers, glass (dear, green and brown), all metals in c lu d in g large appliances, batteries (automotive only), ca rd b o a rd , motor oil. paint (only from Canton Township a n d Plymouth Township residents), grass clippings (only

fr o m Canton Township residents), concrete, bricks, dirt sod (fee m ay be charged).

W A S T E M A N A G E M E N T W O O D L A N D

M E A D O W S

8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. M onday - Friday 8 :00 a.m. - Noon on Saturday

39900 V an B o m between Haggerty and H annan 3 2 6 -0 9 9 3

N e w sp a p e rs , corrugated cardboard glass (clear, green a n d liro u n aluminum, tin. plastic (high density Le. mdk

J u g s and laundry bottles), large appliances.

P L Y M O U T H

C IT Y O F P LY M O U T H — R E S ID E N T 8 O N LY4:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m Tuesday and T hursday

10:00 a.m. to 4 :00 p.m. Saturday 201 Sou th M a in

(next to Fire Departm ent behind C ity Hall) 4 5 3 -1 2 3 4

N e w sp a p e rs , corrugated cardboard, g lass (clear, green, brow n), tin. aluminum.

C I T Y O F N O R T H V I L L E

R E S ID E N T S O N LY— PR O O F R E Q U IR E D N O R T H V IL L E DPW

W ednesday 3 :00— 7:00 p.m.Saturday 11:00 a.m.— 5:00 p.m.

65 0 Doheny. North of 7 MUe 3 4 9 -1 3 0 0

N e w sp a p e rs , g la s s (d e a r, g reen a n d brow n) tin cans, a lu m tn u m a u to m o ttv e a n d h o u seh o ld b a tte r ie s , m otor o il p la s tic m U kJu g s

B I R M I N G H A M

B IR M IN G H A M R E C Y C L IN G C E N T E RO pen 24 hours, seven days a week, w ith assistance

between 11:00 a.m. -1:00 p.m on Sa tu rdays H olland Street off E ton (south o f Maple)

6 4 2 -6 8 6 8N e w sp a p e rs , g la s s (d ea r, g reen a n d brow n), tin . a lu m in u m , b a tte r ie s , p la s tic (h a lf ga llon or la rger or sm a lle r co d e d '1 ' Id "27. b a tte r ie s , (a u to m o tive a n d h o u seh o ld ), co rd le ss appliances

F A R M I N G T O N

C IT Y O F F A R M IN G T O NSeven days a week. 24 hou rs a day

33 72 0 W est N ine M ile Road (West of Farm ington Road)

4 7 3 -7 2 5 0Newspapers, g lass (dear, green, and brown), batteries,

(automotive and household), motor oil. plastic (high density. Le. m dk Jugs and laundry bottles)

F A R M I N G T O N H I L L S

C IT Y O F F A R M IN G T O N H IL L S DPWSeven days a week. 7:00 a.m. to d u sk 27245 H alsted Road. Sou th of 12 M ile

5 5 3 -8 58 0Newspapers, glass (dear, green and brown), ttn. aluminum, batteries (automotive and household), motor oil plastic (high density. Le. milk Jugs and laundry bottles.)

L A T H R U P V I L L A G E

First Saturday of every m onth 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. 19101 Twelve Mile

(In front of Southfleld-Lathrup H igh School) 591-0001

Newspapers, frosted type plastic, motor oil household and automotive batteries.

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a c a r d o o r h a v e i n c o m m o n ?

R ecycled n ew sp a p ers p la y a role In all three. A pple g row ers In th e n orth w est u se recycled n ew sprin t fo r packing, fa rm ers u se It fo r bedding in stead o f s tra w a n d au to m anufacturers u se It in car doors.There a re m an y u se s fo r you r u sed n ew spapers, w h y not s ta r t sa v in g them to d a y?

S O U T H F I E L D

C IT Y O F S O U T H F IE L D R E C Y C L IN G C E N T E ROpen dawn until d u sk

26000 Evergreen(behind the C iv ic Center Ice Arena)

3 5 4 -9 1 8 0Newspapers, glass (clear, brow n.and green), tin. aluminum, plastic (HDPE only, coded '2'). household batteries only.

TROYC IT Y O F T R O Y P U B L IC W O R K S F A C IL IT Y

Seven days a week, 24 ho u rs 4693 Rochester Road, (south of Long Lake)

5 2 4 -3 3 9 9Newspapers, g lass (clear, green and brown, motor oil. automotive and household batteries, plastic (frosted and clear).•Six drop o ff locations for newspapers: Civic Center. Fire Station #3 and #6, Police Station. Suburban Ambulance. Boys and Glds Club on John R and Long Lake Road.

CITY OF NOVI24-hour drop-off center

45175 W. 10 M ile Road (by C ity Hall)3 4 7 - 0 4 6 0

Newspapers, g lass (clear, green and brown) tin cans, aluminum, opaque plastic, large appliances accepted 8 a .m - 3 p .m daily and third Saturday o f the month 8 a.m. - noon. Appliances accepted at 26300 DelwaL

WATERFORD TOWNSHIPM onday through Saturday

9:00 a m — 4:00 p.m.Southeast com er of M -59 and Crescent Lake Road

6 7 4 -3 1 1 1Newspapers, glass.tin cans, alum inum automotive

batteries, motor oil. plastics (coded ‘1 ’ and ‘2j.

WEST BLOOMFIELD TOWNSHIPSaturday 10:00 a.m.— 3:00 p.m.

2400 Haggerty (South of Pontiac Trail)

6 8 2 -1 2 0 0Newspapers, glass . office paper, tin and aluminum cans, plastics (coded ‘ J ' or ‘2 ’)

NORTHVILLE TOWNSHIP R E S ID E N T S ONLY

24 hou rs a day. unm anned station by Fire Station 16155 Sheldon Road North of 5 Mile

3 4 8 - 5 8 0 0Newspapers, g lass (clear, green and brown) ttn cans, aluminum,automotive and household batteries, motor oil, plastic milk Jugs

R E D P O R D T O W N S H I P

R E D F O R D T O W N 8H IP R E C Y C L IN G C E N T E R9:00 a.m .-2:00 p.m. Saturdays only

Inkste r Road between Jeffries Freeway and Plym outh Rd. B F I T ransfer station (blue building behind Trim Bandog Bldg.)

5 3 1 -3 11 0N ew sp a p ers (tied , w ith g lo s sy In se rts rem oved), g la s s (dear, g reen a n d brow n), tin c a n s (rin sed w ith la b e ls rem oved), a n d p la s tic (coded T or Z ) |

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Forget the m ild-m annered atutt, the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turttee — Leonardo, Raphael, M ichaelangeto and Donatello — are uaing m usic licks and karate kicks to fight crime.

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•y Sue Mesonstaff writer

And my mother thought Alice Coo­per was a freak Wait’ll she gets a load of these guy*

There’* not much you can do with the color green, so that tortoise shell accent and colored high tops are nice touches But guys, what’s with the colored masks and matching knee ■ ml elbow pads?

And that “valley’’ talk. Didn’t "awesome, dude” go out with Ronald Reagan? And I thought Bart Simp­son's "Don't have a cow, man.” had replaced “Cowabunga, dude ’

Unless you live in a cave or lack basic television service, you've heard of them — the lean, mean, crime-fighting, pizza-chomping, sew­er-dwelling superheroes Whst Superman was to the 70s and Bat­man was to the '10*. the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles are to the '90a

They’ve graced the page* of comic books (haven’t all the superheroes of the past) and made it to the big screen (ditto on the comment), but what sets this group apart Is their music Yap, the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle* can ting as well aa they fight crime.

Or should 1 say, “Awesome, dude." Yap, these guys have talent Their

first album, ‘Coming Out of Their SheUa,” want double platinum last week (New Kids on the Block take

C o w a b u n g a , d u d e s ! ’clothes they wear,” Mich say* I signed some kid’s *l»ell the other night”

Now, if I got the story right, TMNT started into music while waiting around In the sewer for a pizza delivery Supposedly, "the bo­dacious appetite of Michaelangelo began to erupt in a spontaneous rap, Pizza Power.' Raphael seised his tenor sazaphone arid began rifling on Mich’s ode to pepperonl Donatel­lo and Leonardo churumphed in with some ersatz doo-wop a capella "

Well. Splinter, a rat who taught the boys their crime-fighting ninja tricks, encourage the quartet to pur­sue their music A year of subter­ranean work on the album and creat­ing custom instruments — bey, It’S not easy playing a guitar with three fingers — TMNT were ready for the big time

■‘Splinter said we could do more with our music than our nunchuka,” Mich recalls

Splinter is joining the boys on their 40-week tour He even jams with them as does their friend, April O’Neil (Why do these superheroes all have media types as their compa­triots. There was Superman and Lola Lane, Batman and Vlki Vale and now it’s TMNT and April O'Neil.) When not jamming, April is doing news reports on the boys’ travel*

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— Michaelangelo

two “cool dudes” — Steve Leber who did "BeaUemania," and Boh Bejan who came op with some of the tunes — to create a 93 million. 49-city road show, aptly named the “Coming Out of Their 8hells" Tour.

The boys have swapped karate kicks for guitar licks and are taking the country by storm.

"It’s totally cool to have people •creaming and yelling for you," Mich says “It’s been awesome We’ve never really been able to meet people until now.”

Before we go any farther, let’s get one thing straight What New Rida on the Block la to the pre-teen set, TMNT Is to the elementary school crowd. We’re talking rock stars forthes poet-diaper i

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we have small fry Mowing up at Ra­dio City Mualc Hall looking like aTMNT

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heed.) But don’t rush out to your nearest record store to buy it You have to shell out cold hard cash for pizsa and the cassette at a Pizza Hut Restaurant Get it?

“IT S WHAT'S happening, dude.” says Michaelangelo, TMNTs party tertte. “We try to keep our Hogan on the pulse of America ” (Yea, I inter­viewed a turtle My mother warned me about the weirdness of this pro­fession, but she never said anything about turtles.)

Seems with the implratioo of rockers Eric Clapton and Bruce Springsteen and rapper Fresh Prince, they’ve come up with a col­lection of songs like “P lan Power." a tribute to their favorite food. Tobin,'" an ode to subterranean

and “Walk Straight," • the next anti-drug anthem, to say the toast, the hoys'

that they teamed up with

Michaelangelo, who plays a three-string guitar, got the crime fighters into m usic with a “Pizza Power” rep songcom posed white welting for asubterranean pizza delivery

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NC-17 rating ii the story of i Miller ( P M Ward) aad M i I tfca— ip with U s wife (Um * Dtracted by PM1 Kaufman

VIDEO VIEWINGPlaying thn young craw of th e “M emphis M l t " Connick Jr., Eric StoJtz, Billy Zana, M atthew ara Courtney Gain* (from loft), Sean Aatin, Modine, D.B. Sweeney and Neil Quintoli.Read Edward Diamond, Tata Donovan, Harry

Running from 60 to 100 minuter each, these six programs contain just over 8H hours of early Chaplin, 25 of the 82 films be made for Key­stone, Enanay and Mutual Studios from February 1914 through Octo­ber 1917.

Mack Sennett spotted Chaplin playing in Philadelphia with Karoo Komedy Kompany, a British music hall (vaudeville) company, with whom Chaplin bad appeared for sev­eral years. Interestingly enough, Stan Laurel was also a Karoo alum­nus. Sennett thought Chaplin was very funny and put him under con­tract for the calendar year 1914.

Appropriately, Chaplins first film, “Making a Living” (February,

1914), opens the first of these six tapes, “Charlie Chaplin at Keystooe Studios,” which includes four more of the 35 films Chaplin made for Keystone that year.

SO SUCCESSFUL were those SS films that Chaplin was lured away from Keystone by Easanay for

per week, more than eight times his $150 weekly Keystone sal­ary. The second and third Upes to this set present eight of the IS films Chaplin made for Easanay from Jan­uary 1916 through April 1916.

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More good news for ChapUn fans. Media Home Entertainment will quench your thirst for comedy with its Chaplin six-pack — six tapes st 619.96 each, or the entire set for the price of five.

The collection very nicely compli­ments the three 56-minute “Un­known Chaplin” tapes released in August That footage demonstrated Chaplin’s techinque. "Unknown C hap lin " contains extensive sequences of Chaplin’s experiments in developing comic routines for “The Cure” — ooe of the selections in this new set available Oct 17.

strong performances by Linda Ham­ilton and Hart Bochner. This delight­ful, modern fairy tale is sprinkled with warmth and humor and man­ages to avoid the bland and predicta­ble.

Michael Caine turns in another subtly restrained performance as Mike, the bartender, who changes Larry's life with a little concoction he calls “Split Milk.” A few sips and Larry hits the game-winning homer thus changing his life dramatically.

“Mr. Destiny” is ultimately about a man whose journey leads him to discover that what he had is what he wanted all along, something most of us want, but fail to believe. “Mr. Destiny" is, well fated for success. (Review ed by Susan Fincham ).

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“Air America” (B-, R. 105 min­utes).

The insanity of war and the human sorrow of Southeast Asia in a jum­bled but interesting story about two CIA pilots In Laos.

“Darhmaa” (A-, PG-13, 116 min­utes).

Unpleasant, sadistic horror film lacks credibility and continuity.

“Death Warreet” (B-. R, 87 min­utes).

Kickboxer Jean-Claude Van- Damme as RCMP Sergeant Burke goes undercover in a California pria-

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“Desperate Hoars” ( \ R).Remake of 1955 thriller — convict

terrorises suburban household.“Deck Tales: The Movie — Trea­

sure of the Lost Lamp” (A, G, 70 minutes).

Scrooge McDuck from daytime TV in an entertaining and exciting animated feature that owes a great debt to Indiana Jones.

Fantasia ” (A +, G).Excellent restoration of Disney's

1940 masterpiece.“Flatltoers” (B, R, 111 minutes) Moody, atmospheric, suspenseful

story of five med students experi­menting with death

"Feaay About Love” (PG-13)Gene Wilder as a New York car­

toonist whose life and loves are the caotarpteee of this comedy

“Ghost" (A-, PG-1S, 116 mtoutoa). Banker’s ghost (Patrick Sway— )

hangs around after life to proti* t loved one (Demi Moore). Spiritualist (Whoopi Goldberg) help* him and this romantic/comedy/thriller

“GoodFeltoa” (B + , R, 145 min­utes).

Martin Scoresse's Intense, compel­ling aaga of three moheters Fine

da Powers. D INKY IS the town’s current non­conformist Nobody understands her

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<ter — "We’ve done onr job for iems so bow can a kid trust bar? sde Sam, now weTe flying for sur- Aa it turns out. Dinky Is the sa-

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WT$Mr°Doottoy" (A-, PO-13, 162 ■ to— oo) is a sentimental but Mp lit­tle m o v ie which showcases a surpria- Ingly charming Jamas Betnahi His character, Larry Burrows, Is a da­ce— yet hapless fellow who— 26th birthday Is haunted bv tha pivotal^ to hto life - Burrows made th*

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BOSSANOVA — The Pixies

No one m akes m u sic to feed your p sych oses to qu ite lik e the P ix ie s

The m in im alist thrash of th is B o s­ton qu artet e m a n a tes from just the other sid e of r ea lity Their la tes t re ­lea se . B oss*nova, stack s up w e ll a ga in st their m ajor lab el debut. "D oolittle," the 1989 cr itics' d arlin g On 'B ossanova,'' the P ix ie s are slig h tly m ore contained , but by no m ea n s are they tam e

The em p h asis here is on the m u sic N ot a ll o f it is e x a c t ly ear p leasin g , e ith e r The s in g le , " V elo u r ia ," sounds like the m u sica l eq u iva len t of an upset stom ach — a painfu l, pounding, pulsing cra m p that g e ts w orse b efore it g e ts better

"Rock M usic" is an in ten se son ic headrush w ith v o ca lis t B lack F ra n ­c is screech in g in d ecip h erab le ly r ic s in a shrill v o ice th a t’s a cross be­tw een a rabid R o ttw eiler and the guy from AC-DC.

P le n ty o f h igh lights tip the a lbum to the good sid e of the s c a le s "Is She W eird." "All O ver the W orld." and the driv in g "Storm y W eather" a r e a ll so lid songs w ith a strong rhythm from R im D ea l's p ersisten t base sa d D avid L ovaring's popping drum kit, topped by the fren etic lead gu itar o f J oey San tiago

"D ig for Ftae," w ith Ita w e a v in g gu itar lin es and c a tch y chorus, is as

good a tune aa th e y ’v e done to date And the edgy, ero tic “D ow n to the W ell" a lso scores, a p ow erfu l p iece of w ritin g by F ra n cis

F ran cis' ly r ic s are, a s usual, so m e t im e s hum orous, so m e tim e s in com prebensib le . a lw a y s o ff the w a ll But w ho can a rgu e w ith the philosophy found in "All O ver th e W orld "T im e is an a r r a n g e m e n t/T im e is an a r r a n g e r /I am a d era n g em en t "

F ra n c is ow n w ord is th e beat p os­s ib le to d e sc r ib e " B o s s a n o v a " D era n g em en t A one-w ord r ev iew

— John Cortex

UNDER THE RED SKY— Bob Dylan

The W orld's G rea test S o n g w riter has slipped back into m e d io cr ity

C om ing on the h ee ls of la s t y e a r 's fabulous "Ob M ercy," the la m en es s of Bob D y lan 's la te s t r e le a se . "U n­der the R ed Sky." is dou b ly d isa p ­pointing Its fa ilu re to hit the m u si­ca l m ark ca n be traced d ir e c t ly to the production to the so n g s th e m se lv e s

There is p reciou s lit t le p o e try on the la tes t a lbu m from rock 's p oet lau reate D ylan spina so m e good lines, a s usual, p a r ticu la r ly on the c le v er T V T alkin' Song." But m uch of the ly r ic a l w ork ran ges from force rh y m e to tired c lich es , lik e "They sa id it w a s th e land of m ilk and h o o e y /N o w th ey sa y it's the land of m o n e y *

D ylan's w ord s h ave a lw a y s bean dark and u n fa th om ab le But In s tea d of c loak in g th em la "L eopardskia P illb ox H at," h e ’s now hid ing th em in songs lik e "W iggle W l« t e " and "Handy D andy "

Som e o f theae son gs c a n t e v e n be sa lv a g ed by a true a ll-e ta r c a s t th at Includes George H arriaou. D avid Croaby, E lton John, S te v ie R a y and J im m ie V aughan , B ru ce HBrushy and Al R oop er (Oh yeah , and S a * from G eaa N' R ossa — b a n 's th a t

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Best selling records of the week

1 Love and Affection."2 Praying for lime." George Michael1 'Something Happened on the Way to Heaven." PkfJ Csiltei 4 "Close to You.” Maxi Priest6 Thieves in the Temple." Prince « Oh Ctrl." Paul Young7 Blase of Glory." Jos Ban JovtI 1 Don't Have the Heart." James In­gramf My My My. J e te y GIB10 Heart of Stone." Taylar Dayne

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Here are the top IS songs on 'DatreSt Music Scene." which aSundays I repus ted t ) M M pjn. Turn- days) an WDTR-FM St.B

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V “U 1 Csmphil• "Original Sin." Star a# DnvM7 Calling Yser Name," Jimmy Uftun• Come la Droves," Wiafe af Chrhatau S Wind Bag." Btae NMabmIS "I Could Bury Yon." Phteans Gaga

OTIS— Mojo Nixon

E x p ect the un exp ected Mojo N ix ­on's uncanny s ty le is so m eth in g only W eird Al h im se lf could love In fact, Mojo Is best describ ed as W eird Al Y ankovic. w ith one excep tion , he w rites his ow n stu ff

With t it le s like "Don H en ley M ust Die," "Put a Sex M o-sheen in the W hitehouae." and "D estroy All Law yers," you kind of get the jist of w hat I m ean

In M ojo's song about children ca lled "You Can D r ew 'E m U p (But You C an’t T ake 'E m Out),'' be s in g s "You ta k e 'em to church a ll they do Is sq u irm /Y o u tak e 'em fiahing and they’ll ju st e a t the w orm " H e’s not e x a c tly a ch ild p sych o log ist, but then be n ever c la im ed to be

In "Don H enley M ust D ie" he sin gs "Don H en ley m ust d ie /d o n 't let him

get hack togeth er w ith G lenn F r e y / Put a sh arp stick In his e y e .” He a lso refers to him as a "bloated hairy thing " N ear the end of th e song he Includes Sting In on h is death w ish

I am not su re w hat he has aga in st Don H en ley Could It be b ecau se be has got so m e ta le n t’

E n igm a R ecord s orig in a lly w an t­ed to put a w arn ing stick er on a ll prom otional a lb u m s sta tin g "P lease Don't P la y D on’t H en ley Must D i e ' It M ight U peet Him!" T his w as d ls covered to be a ch eap p loy to a w a r e

a irp lay for th e "D H M D " tra ck The new lab e l a ttach ed to prom o

co p ies now rea d s Don H en ley on M ojo N ixon "I think the boy just needs a good la x a t iv e "

One song in p articu lar has som e se a l to It. enU tled "Put a Sex Mo- sheen In the W hite H ouse " It sounds lik e so m e jaxxy old J C e lls m u sic

He refers to h im se lf a s the “P erry M ason of L o v e” in the r eg g a e song of the sa m e title , then In the n ext rack he butchers the Star Spangled B anner In the song c a lle d "Star Spangled M ojo "

This d isc h as 11 eg reg io u s track s that m ight, a t best, sp ic e up a party B ut then b ein g ou trageou s is w hat M ojo N ixon is a ll about

— J o s e p h S H offm ann

Whwo Qranfalloon couldn’t find ■ local record label exactly right for them , they did the next beat thing. They form ed their own label, Pho-Net-ic Record* in Detroit.

By JM Hamilton special writer

W hat is a band to do w hen they can 't find a lo ca l record label th a t’s e x a c t ly r igh t for them ? Why, sta r t their ow n, o f c o u rse At least that's w hat G ran fa lloon did.

"The only thing w e could do w as form our ow n lab el," sa id E rnie D ou glas, g u ita r ist and sin ger for G ranfalloon

T heir tiny la b e l is c a lle d Pbo- N et-ic R ecord s and is b ased in D e­t r o it G ran fa lloon ’s la b e l m a te are B urnt W eenie Sandw ich , an ou tfit fron ted by G ran fa lloon b a ss ist Curt Settino , and Su-G ey-G un

“H avin g our ow n la b e l is one of the lit t le tr icks in g e ttin g signed by a m ajor label. If you h a v e a lot of ,o o d bands, they have to pay a tten ­tion ,” D ouglas sa id "Our bands now are hand-picked from the sa m e genre "

So fa r , th e stra teg y s e e m s to be w orking. G ranfalloon la te s t se lf-ti­

tled r e le a se has been added to ra ­dio p la y lis t from W ashington to C aliforn ia to P en n sy lv a n ia .

The band h as headlined at p ra c­t ica lly e v e r y m ajor c lu b in th e D e­troit area and has p layed g ig s in Ohio, W est V irg in ia and W indsor

D O UG LAS SA ID G ran fa lioon 's su ccess has c o m e in sp ite o f the lack of support from lo ca l m ed ia He sa id lo ca l c lu b s lik e L ili’s, P ay- check 's and A lv in ’s are h e lp fu l b e­ca u se the crow d is “rea l to u g h ” so bands have to p lay their b est

But as fa r as the lo ca l m ed ia goes, D o u g la s’ fe e lin g s cou ld be best su m m ed up as "thanks for nothing "

"We g e t no support from the m e ­dia, e sp e c ia lly radio," be sa id . “N o one w an ts to p lay anyth in g that's produced in D etro it ”

And the lo c a l n ew sp a p ers’ “We don’t g e t a lo t o f help around here," D ou glas sa id

He said th at the band's n a m e has

been m issp elled so o ften in lo ca l papers' co n cer t lis tin g s th a t it has b eco m es a jok e w ith the band T heir album m a k e s lig h t o f th is w ith se v e ra l e x a m p les o f the c r e ­a t iv e sp ellin g o f the band’s n a m e that have app eared in lo ca l p ap ers pictured on the c o v e r — ev er y th in g from “G ran sa lloon ” to "C ram bal- loon."

T he band, w h ose n am e c o m e from a Kurt V onnegut n ove l, m ea n s “a proud but m e a n in g less a sso cia tio n ”

“A ll o f us read V onnegut, but Curt c a m e up w ith the idea," D ou g­la s sa id “I g u ess w hen you look at us it ap p lies "

G R A N FA L L O O N PL A Y S sort ofan e x p er im en ta l, p rogressive v a r i­e ty o f rock Chris M a llires’ c r e ­a t iv e drum m ing can g iv e G ranfal- loon ’s son gs anyth ing from a v a ­gu e ly reggae fe e l to a nervous "new w ave" sound

D jeto Jun caj's gu itar sw ir ls in­

s is te n tly around the v o ca ls . Off- k ilter rhythm s and jo ltin g in stru ­m en ta l breaks m ak e the band's m u sic sound a bit lik e K ing C rim ­son T he band lis ts their in flu en ces ask in g C rim son a s w e ll a s XTC. Frank Zappa and G en tle G ia n t

T m the only on e w ho lis ten s to G en tle G ia n t” co n ced ed D ouglas, “C hris and Kurt a r e h e a v ily into Z ap p a"

B e ca u se the band’s m u sic is so quirky and ex p e r im en ta l, it would seem a s though th ere w ere so m e sort of jaxx tra in in g involved .

“N ot rea lly ," sa id D ou glas, “un­til f in a lly I could m a k e m y hands do w h at m y ea rs heard "

H e s a y s that G ra n fa lio o n ’s unu­sual sound "almost fa lls into p lace n atu rally "

FO R NOW, the band is putting their h op es on a new CD w h ich they just fin ish ed record ing. D ouglas sa id that it should be out by N o­vem b er

TOP HITS LOCAL

Sonic Youth will portorm with Rotfd Kroaa, T u s id sy , O c t H , at The Latin Quarter in Datroit.

• vooooocsauVeateo Chill will pwrtemi Mooter

Oct II, at Rick's Cate. 811 Choreh. Ate After For utfonnatron. roll SSS-2747

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Oct u !.T tW B h L m g P2te 1 F ins. Ate Artor For information call M 4 H U

• BONK YOUTHSonic Youth will perform with gates.

Redd Ante. Tuesday. Oct 18. at The Lai u Quarter. SM7 E Grand Bird Detroit Ticket* are HI M in advance Far laior matron, call SS-MUS1C

• KM T woeI t t y Pop will pe« form Taesday and

Wednesday. Oct 1S-17. at Royal Oak Ma­ne Theatre Tickets are 120 For inter mauon call 644-79IS

• FULLY LOADEDPally Loaded will pe« form Taesday.

Oct 16. at Rick's Cafe. I l l Church. Ann Arbor For information, call 8*4-2747

• DUSHAME8Duchanes will perform Taesday, Oct

It. at the Blind Pig 20* S P in t Ana Ar­bor For information, call SS4-2747

• PONTIACPontiac will perform with (nests

Catharsis, Wednesday. Oct 17. at Clab Heidelberg. 216 N Main, Ann Arbor For information, call 994-JM2

• TMMDAD TlWPOtJTrinidad Tripoli Steel Band will per­

form Wednesday and Thursday. Oct 17- 18. at Rick's Cafe, Sll Church, Ann Ar­bor For information, call 994-2747

• 00044 SKWADGoon Skwad will perform Wednesday.

Oct 17. at the Blind Pig. 208 S First Ann Arbor For information, call 996-8666

• ANITA BAKERAnita Baker will perform with (wests

Pern, Wednesday and Thursday, Oct 17- 18. and Saturday, Oct 26, at the Fox The­atre in Detroit Tickets are $34 For in­formation. call 647-6000

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• SATTAReggae band. Satta will partem Fri­

day and Saturday Oct 19-88, at Rick’s Cafe, t i l Choreh. Ana Arhar Far tafor■ nation, call 906-2747

• FRANK ALLJEON A THE OOO BOX Frank Allteon A the Odd Sox win par-

form Friday and Saturday. OcL 19-88. a t the Shad Pig. MS E F ite , Am ArharFor information, call 988 SMI.

E ICHAEOO ETOVEIchabod Stowe will ]

Southgoing Zak. Saturday. Oct 88, at Club Heidelberg 216 N Main. Ate Artor For information, call 994 1962

Grievance with gaewOct 24 at Finney's Pah, iDetroit For information, call 881-8070

The Knaves will per fa m Sunday Oct21, at the Metro Mnatc Cafe la Royal Oak. For information, call 948-1899.

Mould doesn’t break mold with ‘Rain’By Larry O'Connor sta ff wrttnr

T he v o ice on the pbooe b e lie s the ooe on the record T he B ob M ould in con versa tion is thoughtfu l and qu ite friend ly The Bob M ould on "Black Sh eets o f Rain" Is angry , su llen and driven

To fa n s o f the 1980s h ard core ou t­fit R a k e r Du. th e U tte r d escrip tion of Mould is m ore fa m ilia r to them H usker D o t m u sic w as raw , im m e ­d iate and surging

The band la gooe. but its founder is still the sa m e M ould w r ite s son gs

not so m uch out o f p leasure , but ne­cess ity

“I m ean it's the w ay 1 learn about m y se lf and the situ a tion s 1 go through and m y friends go through," said M ould, w ho p erform s M onday. Oct. 15, at the N ectar in e B a llroom in Ann Arbor

Songs on "B lack Sheets o f Rain" sp eak s o f the d isin tegration o f r e la ­tionships in the m ost b lea k est of term s Sings M ould scorn fu lly on the em otion a lly strew n "Out of Your L ife " "If you w ant m e out o f your l ife /N o w a ll you gotta do is te ll m e I ain't got a life o f m y ow n and the one

I got w ith you could kill m e .”The incindery natu re of the ly r ic s

are fueled by a jagged , h igh ly- ch arged sound provided by M ould and his tw o-m an band fea tu rin g G olden P a lo m in o s d ru m m er Anton F ie r and bassist Tony M aim one of P er e Ubu

U N L IK E HIS first so lo a lbu m . "Workbook,” in w hich M ould w as

con ten t to vent on an a co u stic gu itar , he picked up the e le c tr ic ooe th is tim e The end resu lt is forcefu l

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REVIEWS

STREET BEATSis * 9 8 0

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ALTERNATIVE VIEWINGContinued from Pape 2like bald bead, a heavy Brooklyn ac­cent and a rough way w ith women — not your typical leading man. Still, he’s not without anim al appeal.

Um a Thurman, the sexy young ingenue from “Dangerous L iaisons,” does a s a m axing Job w ith her accent as June, a woman who has seen it alL M aria Medeiros, as the petite Nin, adds a French accent, awaken­ing sensuality and another layer to this heavily textured movie.

So why didn’t I like “Henry and June?” Perhaps, it’s the pretentious-

i of Kaufm an’s recent w ork that leaves such a bad taste In m y mouth. You get the sense that Kaufm an and his perform ers are constantly posing in their P a ris locales.

T H E D IR E C T O R , who previously made very Am erican film s like “In ­vasion of the Body Snatchers” and "The R ight Stuff,” wants desperate­ly to be a European art film direc­tor. Perhaps Am ericans flock to these film s because they can enjoy Europrean sensibilities without the inconvenience of subtitles.

"H en ry and June” is the first film

to receive an NC-17 rating, the in­dustry’s new rating for adult A im s not considered pornography — an a l­ternative to the dreaded X rating. In keeping with M ille r’s novel, K au f­m an keeps the erotic action pum ping w ith the pace of a porno m ovie — some plot, some sex, a little m ore plot, more sex . . . and so on.

After several years of homophobic Hollywood’s hands-off approach to unsafe sex in movies, it’s a refresh­ing change of pace. A fter close to 2V4 hours, however, this kind of ex­citement is hard to sustain.

I understand bow frustrating ch il­dren Uks your son can be. Th is than snowballs because of the extra pa­tience they require. Anxiety over separation is not uncom m on at I. However, if it impel! ability to perform at som e outside interventl quired.

" that you be­gin by staying at school with your

. You can stay an hour o r so until be calm s down. Leaving should be accompanied by reassurance that you w ill return to pick him up.

If he begins to c ry when you start to leave after an hour, leave any­way. If he does well, then com pli­ment him on his success. If the teacher reports that he continues to seem morose, then seek therapeutic counseling.

The best place to begin is probably with the school socia l w orker or school psychologist They have dealt with sim ila r scenarios and should be able to recommend a counselor and

sacs and separation by i the exciting adventn provides. Children feel responsible for their parents, so even a seem ing­ly innocent comment like “I w ill m lm you so m uch” can foster gu ilt

It is Im portant to rem ember that your child is m ore confused and in greater pain than you. He needs ua-

through this, not con­

ic the situation you describe, m any parents worry that their chil-

j- . j . dren do not like school. U sually, thisK r w s o S S not the issue. The problem lies not

in school but in the child’s ab ility to separate from th prim ary caretaker which is usually the mother. Good therapy w ill unravel some of these threads.

Understanding a problem is often the greatest help in reducing its abil­ity to frustrate.

I f you have a question or com­ment for Barbara Schiff, a trained therapist and experi­enced counselor, send it to Street Sense, 36251 Schoolcraft, Livonia 48150.

Experts recommend that you begin by •toying at school with your ton. You can »tay an hour or ao until ha calma down. Loaning should be accompanied by reasaurance that you will return to pick him up. It he begins to cry when you start to leave after an hour, leave anyway. It he does well, then compliment him .

GRADING THE MOVIESVIDEO VIEWING Continued from Pape 2

Continued from Pape 2sets for video distribution. Assem ­bling a collection like this and ob­taining the necessary copyright re­leases is a significant problem. The easy way out, of course, is to pick up existing packages. That’s what M e­dia Home Entertainm ent did here, and the first three of these six tapes are 1984 A rt pal Enterprises’ produc­tions

Artpal credits one Dennis Doros - for m usical synchronization. Whoev­er he and Artpal m ay be, their m usi­cal sense is truly awful. The m usical selections range back and forth — with no apparent theme — from ’50s “cool” Jazz, to schm altzy orchestra and elevator m usic with an occasion­

al (and appropriate) vaudeville-style piano selection. In one case, “The Cham pion,” the sw itch from “cool” Jazz to piano com es right in the m id­dle of a boxing match.

There’s no sense to it whatsoever and such weird selections throw the visual rhythm s off balance. The first three tapes in this set are best viewed with the sound level at aero. A rtp a l* title-w riter w as pretty heavy-handed and pompous but no one reads titles anyway.

T A P E S F O U R through six are ti­tled the “Charlie Chaplin Carnival,” a program containing the 12 M utual Com edies that D avid Shepard a s­sembled in 1M4. The m usical ac­com panim ent fits and properly rein-

STREET SEENDenise Su san Lucas

fo rce s C h a p lin ’s v e ry v i s ua l rhythms. Titled comments are lim it­ed and avoid the pretentiousness of the first three tapes.

Charlie’s first year at Keystone led to his lucrative sa la ry at E s- sanay B y A p ril 1916, when be left Essanay, he was an international star and M utual hired him for $10,000 per week — beyond com ­prehension in 1910.

The 12 M utual com edies are con­sidered Chaplin’s best and were pro­duced from M ay 1916 through Octo­ber 1917, when he left Mutual. Som e of Charlie 's finest routines and clev­erest comic comments are in these 12 films.

Despite the com plaints about the m usic and titles of the first three tapes, this set has a lot going for i t In addition to some very funny stuff, the visual quality is excellent for film of that era.

But most of all, it’s Charlie Chap­lin, the master com ic at his best. T ry it You’ll laugh.

sexuality complimented by dark ly lit sexual scenes in the lives of w riters Henry M ille r and Anais Nim .

“I Come ia Peace” (R).Sci-fi, m averick cop, drug dealer

flick.“The Jangle Book” (A, G, 78 m in­

utes).Re-release of 1967 D isney anim at­

ed feature based on K ip lin g’s M ow gli stories.

“The K in g of New Y o rk” (R, 103minutes).

Violent return of recently paroled drug lord.

“M arked for Death” (*, R).Retired D E A agent w ars with

drug dealer.“M en at W ork” (B + , PG-1S, 92

minutes).Good entertainment in story of

two garbagem en who discover a body in the trash.

Metropolitan” (PG-13).Some hyoung socialites discuss

life.“M irror, M irro r” (D + , R, 100

minutes).Another teeny-bopper horror film

with graphically depicted violence.“M ille r’s C rossing” (B + , R, 110

minutes).Irish and Ita lian mobs in conflict

during Prohibition era.“Narrow M a rg in ” (B, R, 95 m in­

utes).Despite an obvious plot w ith a

hokum-laden conclusion, Gene Hack- man and Anne Archer are entertain­ing in this D A vs. the M ob chase film.

“Pac ific H eights” (A-, R, 105 m in­utes).

Suspense and excitement as psy­chotic tenant terrorizes his land­lords.

“Postcards From The Edge” (C + ,R, 105 minutes).

Disappointing, jumbled, show-biz story of m other-daughter conflict doesn’t live up to its advanced b illing nor to its superb ca st

“Presum ed Innocent” (B + , R, 125 minutes).

Well-done courtroom dram a with interesting, surprise (if you haven’t read the book) ending.

“Pretty W om an” (A-, R, 120 m in­utes).

O u r intrepid Street Scene reporter is always looking for the u n u su a l and welcomes comments and suggestions from readers and entrepreneurs. Send those to this column in ca re of this newspaper, 36251 Schoolcraft, Livonia 48150, or call 591-2300, Ext. 331.

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Continued from Pape 2"B lack Sheets of R a in ” was first

time Mould had played the electric guitar in more than a year

“I think part of that was being off the farm (his form er place of resi­dence in M innesota) and getting back to the city,” said Mould, who recent­ly moved to Manhattan. “Another part of it was being on the road and

what m usic does to people, that sense of immediacy.

Also, the songs and the m essage I was trying to get across — this was the best vehicle for th a t”

M any felt "W orkbook” was a doc of M ould’s disenchantment

resulting from the break-up of Husk- ar Du. Those themes, though, persist on his latest effort.

" It ’s a never-ending well,” he said.Much of that has been a result of

tulmutous year in M ould’s life. He woo’t elaborate in detail, only to say some relationships have gone sour recently.

Also, be attributes the tone of the album to being uprooted. He moved from the placid, Lake-W obegon ter­ritory of M innesota to the snarled, electric nature of Manhattan. He likes it there, adding an edge to his already prolific songw riting talents.

W H E R E A S R E L A T IO N S H IP S areat the core of his w riting, references to the environment in the album s' title "B lack Sheets of R a in ” and in songs such as In "One Good Reason” ("In the forest all the trees are turn­ing black . . .”) leaves listeners to

wonder if Mould has his own green agenda.

Not so, according to Mould."Those are m ostly m etaphors," he

said. "Som e m ight construe them as environm ental concerns, but I don’ see them as sqch Those are just col ors . just as I used a lot of re lig ious im agery on m y last album

" I don’t consider m yself the type of artist or perform er who tells peo­ple what to do In fact, I ’m really opposed to that M usic is far too per suaslve to be telling people what to do with their lives."

Bob Mould performs Monday, Oct 15, at the Nectarine Ball­room, Liberty, Ann Arbor. For in­formation, call 90-MUSIC

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“State of G race” (B, R, 134 m in utes).

M ore Irish and Ita lian mob con flict, this one in contem porary M an hattan setting.

“Texasvllle” (D, R, 123 m inutes)D u ll sequel to “Last Pictui

Show” (1971) was not worth the wai It describes Duane Jackson 's (X Bridges) decadent fam ily, but wh cares?

"W hite Hauter, B lack Heart '(PG).

Clint Eastwood as John Huston if A frica preparing to film “The Afrit can Queen.

“T h e W itches” (A, PG, 90 min. utes).

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“Comedy’s a Mg part of the act I’m a magician who happmo to be funny, not a comedian who happensto do magic. The No. 1 thing, Fm trying to entertain. My specialty is

Magician M ik e Thornton will begin appearing 5-8 p.m. Sun­days. starting Oct M. at the Max and Erma'* restaurants in Birm ingham , Rochester, Livo­nia and FamtingUm HiUs. Other magicians also perform at the four restaurants during that time each Sundag. Thornton ap­pears Thursday through Sundag at Silverman's restaurants in Plymouth, Arm Arbor. Taylor and Monroe, with the Plymouth performances ichediilerf for 10 a m. to 1 p.m. Saturdays.

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HE PERFORMS for flee to sev­en minutes at each table “or until the food arrives. I make a quick exit m soon as the food comes. Id o my disappearing act.”

Thorn too, who grew up In De­troit, has been performing at res­taurants for about five yuan. He also does big shows, performing at company parties, trade showi and sales meetings. He’s continued to

Magician Mika Thornton perform s at Silver m an’s of Plymouth for custom er* Jim and Liz Keith er of Plym outh Township.

STREET CRACKS . ---- -- “Mike Thornton puts a little magic into eating out

COMEDY CLLIBSlHere ore listings e f some comedy

dubs m our area. To let us know who is appearing at your club, send infor­mation to. Comedy Listings. Observer A Eccentric Newspaper*, 38251 Schoolcraft, Livonia 48150

4 CHAPLIN’S EA8T Rick Ken will perform with Bar­

ry Fax and Daaay Grey Wedneeday- Satarday, Oct 17-M, at Chaplin’s East 34344 Groesbeek, Fraser. Show times are 3:M p.m. Wednesday and Thursday, I M and 10:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday. For Information, call 703-1003.

• CHAPLIN’S WEST T.C. Hatter will perform with

Brad Nelson and Tsdd Grave Tuea- day-Satarday, Oct 14-30, at Chap­lin’s West 18300 Telegraph, south of Six Mile, Detroit Show times are 1:30 pm. Tuesday-Thursday, I and 10:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday. For information, call 833-0008.

• C H A P L IN ’S P L Y M O U T HHas Rowlands will perform with

Michael Blaffcmaa WednaadaySat-arday, Oct 17-M, at ChapUnh Plym­outh, at the Radtun. 14707 Nortb- vlUe Road, Plymouth- Show times are 0:30 p.m. Wednesday and Thurs­day, 3:30 and 10:30 p m Friday and Saturday. For reservations, call 454- 4880

• M A IN STREETSteve A Lee will perform Friday

and Saturday, Oct 13-33, at Main- Street Comedy Showcase, 314 E. Lib­erty, Ann Arbor. Show time* are 0:30 and 11 p m Friday and 7, 0 and 11 p m Saturday. For information, call 908-0000.

• BEA’S COMEDY KITCHEN Marv Welch will perform along

with Mike Benner and Dewatowa Tony Brows Friday-Saturday, Oct 10-30, at Bea t Comedy Kitchen, 341

Lamed, Detroit Show times are 0 and 11 p m For Information, call Ml-2331.

• COMEDY CASTLEThom Sharp will perform with

Mario Seiortluo Tuesday through through Saturday, Oct 18-30, at the Comedy Castle, 280 E Fourth, Royal Oak. Show time is 7 p m Tueeday- Thursday and 8:30 and 11 p m Fri­day and Saturday. For reservations, call 343-9000.

• JOEY’S UVONIAJeff llr aanm will perform along

with Conchy Gay Wednesday-Satur day, Oct 17-30, at Joey's Comedy Club, Plymouth Road, between Wayne and Levan roads, Livonia. Show times are 3 p m Wednesday, Thursday and Friday and 8:30 and 10:30 p m Saturday. For Informa­tion, call MI-0533• JOEY’S ALLEN PARK

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Tuesday, October 30, 7:30 p.m.

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Lisa Gulch will perform Wednesday- Saturday, Oct 17-M, at Joey’s Com­edy Club and Sports Emporium, Southfield Road, A lin Park. Show times are 0:30 p.m. Wednesday sad Thursday and 8 sad 18:30 p.m. Fri­day sad Saturday. For information, call 383-7041.

• JOEY’S AT THE ROXYGuy TMsea will perform Thuru-

day-Saturday, Oct 1630, at Joey’s Comedy Club at the Roxy, 11175 Haggerty Road, Belleville. Show times are 9 p.m. Thursday aod 3:30 and 10:45 p m Friday-Saturday. For Information, call 80610M.

• HOLLY HOTELJobs Bowmaa will perform with

Perry Wright and Jill Wa

Thursday-Saturday, Oct 16M , at the Holly Hotel, 110 Battle Alley, Holly. Show times are 1:34 p m Thursday and 3:30 (no smoking show Friday only) and 1630 p m Friday and Saturday. For information, call 334-1331.• MISS KITTY’S

Carta FUtaha will perform along with Michael Angelo Thursday-Sat- urday, Oct 16M , at Mias Kitty’s Comedy Club, Long Branch Restau­rant, 303 N. Lapeer Rond, Oxford. Show times are I p m Thursday, 0 and 10:30 p m Friday and Saturday. For information, call 8366300.

• LOONEY BINNorm Stub will perform with

Steve Blllaitser and Tewy M — ah Thursday-Saturday, Oct 16M , at

the Wolverine and Lsnasy Bln Res­taurant and Comedy Club, 1835 Gleagaiy, Walled Lake. Show times are 0 p m WsiMsaday through F ri­day and 8 and 10.30 p m Saturday Wednesday and Thursday shows are free. For more information, call 848 0374.

• DUFFY’SBoh Peach Comedy Shorn will per­

form at 0 p m and 11 p m Fridays and Saturdays at Duffy’s, 0433 Coo­ley Lake Rond, lin k * Lake. Admis­sion is $7. For information, call 386

• FOX THEATRE .George Baras will net foi m at 3

p m Friday, Oct 13. at the Fox The­atre in Detroit Tickets are $33 Fur information, call >761404.

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FO R LARG ER dogs, lew frilly dothea are the look, and moot cat owners say a glittery collar is enough because the felines tend to get a little irritated when the owner tries to get them to wear clothes.

One of the newest pet pampering centers is Groomingtails in West Bloomfield. The salon caters to pooches who expect nothing bat the beet No matter bow grubby Fifi may look when she comes in, she leaves fluffed op sod fragranced to the hilt'

The owners, David Munson and Jeffrey Jooewics, both licensed hairdressers, consider grooming dogs a natural extension of their work in the bee sty business

“Doing a dog's hair is certainly a lot different than do ll* a lady ” said Manaon. “The dogs doa’t com­plain, bat they squirm around a lot . . especially the little dogs which we do s lot of "

It’s the owners who are particu­lar about the final touches on their pet’s cut and style. One of the more exciting clients was a ISO-pound Great Pyrenees who came in for a bath, brush oat, pedicure and ear

T H ER E ’S NO limit as to how much you can spend pampering your prised pet. Moat basic groom­ing jobs range between 910-130, bat the price goes up for the really fan­cy styles

Cats, too, are part of the beauty trend among upscale pet owners. Long haired cats need a lot more grooming than the typical house cat, plus the owners admit that cats keep pretty dean on their own, unlike dogs who often like to get In the dirt. If allowed to play outdoors.

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TV itahctted quotes are from Robert K. L iu 's forward to “The History of Beads" by Lois Sherr Dublin.

" Beads were probably the first durable ornaments hum ans pos­sessed.”

T HE OLDEST BEADS found thus far have been aaaod- ated with the Neanderthal Man dating back to SS.Mt

B C and were excavated at an ar­cheological site in l a Quine, France. They were made of bones and ani­mal teeth and worn as peodanta.

We don't have to dig too far in our area to unearth what has to be the mast complete selection of bends available anywhere in the country. They come from all parts of the globe and may be found in a number of shops.

Beads are more decorative than baubles. They represent social mores, portable wealth, politics, sta­tus symbols, trading power, mone­tary units, religious beliefs and su­perstitions.

And you thought beads were just items to string and wear around your neck.

"Pleasing to look at and touch, colors and materials that almost compel one to handle them and sort them.”

BEADS ARE microcosms of every art and craft form. They are made from different techniques using glass, wood, metal, ceramics, bone and natural materials such as stones (precious and semi-precious) and shells. They come in every semi-pre­cious stone as well as coral and pearls. Let's not forget the shapes: round, melon, fluted, drop, ring, cons, lentil, cylindrical and many more.

Deciding which ones to use and putting the right ooes together in or­der to design something pleasing is another whole discipline. Fortunate­ly, there are local shops with knowledgeable owners who are ready to help.

Working with beads is something everyone can do regardless of expe­rience or age. The results become a wearable art form.

"Today, beads are being com­bined and shaped into aestheti-

Helen Ferguson, owner of Shell or Bead It of starting to give those from other Plymouth, m odels an American pearl pendant som e serious com petition, and ring. American cultured pearls are just

beads Because the proper weight string or cord should All up the bole, beads that differ in bole diameters can’t be used successfully together The necklace simply won't hang right

For example, lapis with very large holes cannot be strung with small-boled pearls. Flat surface beads don’t work when placed side by side They need a round bead be­tween them to act as a ball joint

CASTLEBERRY AND WILUSZ, as well as members of their staff, work with customers on a one-to-one basis In the selection and designing of their beads They publish tiro monthly flyers, a smaller one for their retail customers and a larger one for their thriving mail-order business

“Our Inventory turns over about every six weeks,' Castleberry said

To get on their mailing list, stop in their store si 4242 North Woodward just north of 13vt Mile and All out a form

". Beads are being made of materials and techniques that are in themselves expressing neu’ artistic and technological dimen­sions "

A VISIT to a bead store In San Francisco and the encouragement of a young daughter inspired Arlene Green to open the Birmingham Bead Store II years ago

The oldest bead store in the metro area, it Is on the ground floor of the Great American Building. MO North Woodward In downtown Birming­ham, next door to Crowley's.

Because this shop is inside an off­ice building with no windows, it de­pends ao creative lighting to ak^w

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off its treasures The result is dra­matic, and the seductive sparkle and soft glimmer of the crystals, pearls and chalcedony draw ooe into the fascinating world of beadery

“One facet of our business is catering to brides by helping them design jewelry for themselves and their wedding party,” Green said "We also carry a large inventory of decorative beads for application on wedding dresses and other clothing ”

MANY WOMEN come in with items from their wardrobe so they can create coordinating pieces from the shops diversified collection. Green said Fishermen even buy beads for their lures

The store offers sterling silver an­tique reproductions and bone beads that have replaced forbidden ivory

Green and her daughter, Benita, a innovative designer in her own right, work closely with their customers They offer a concise pamphlet called the Primer, which they wrote and Il­lustrated. explaining some of the ba­sics of stringing beads

"Beads possess the destrable characteristic* of every collecti­ble: They are durable, portable, available in an in /im te variety and often valuable

THE NEW KID oa the block in bead stores Is The Thomas Company, on the lower level of 741 North Woodward in Birmingham, two doors from The Claymore Shops

The 11-year-oM company is a large supplier of tools and equip­ment for metalsmi thing and jewelry making and handles both mall order and walk In

It began carrying beads three years wgo While Its stock may be

earing* are from Shell or Bead It of Plymouth.

smaller than that of other has a good selection of stones, sterling silver, bone and lead crystal It cabacbons

Thomas is the only store fert classes Besides regular in metalsmi thing, it conducts two classes in bead stringing. Eisen, one of the owners, es pear! knotting and a braid the Birmingham Community

“It is very gratifying to someone with a handicap or succeed in making jewelry, gin by thinking they can’t do are elated when they can,” said

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for eight weeks at three-hour aions and are offered day or ev e ttfe The business repair* jewelry. ing soldering

PUBLICATIONS ARK a vs to learn more about the beads including 'Ornament,” • quarterly magazine published Robert K Liu, The Beads,' by Lots Sbetr Dubtn,N. Abrams Inc. 1M7, a Urge,Uble book Ailed with photographs of beads and through the ages, “The Beads,” by Janet Colas an Budwtg, with many pictures pages of design idees and methods

The secood annua) bead ence Is In Washington. D.C., thk

There Is definitely a tactile to beads as well as an the senses They and different cultures l strong desire to lean their origins They really ■aid, "miniature bundles of waiting to be revealed.”

colly dynam ic jewelry.’

IDA JOYRKH rich own Bead Frankinn

huntfieri gating hobby as well as a

“Ethnic jewelry is popular right now, especially African. We carry a

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The Egyptian Coptic croaa strung on jasp er with turquoise Is r stylish link to history. Around the necklace la a se lec t ton of

i Worn many countrtoo of the world. The arrangem ent wae i at Birmingham Bea d Btoro.

good selection of beads from there made of all kinds of materials,”

are conversa- made of silver,

our beads to be used everything from architectural

miniatures to dog collars,” JoyrichThey have multi-colored Austrian

crystals and tourmalines. Included in a large selection of stone beads are Nevada lapis and tree agate, which are new and just being mined.

There are handblown glass beads from China, with cats painted on the inside through the bole with a tingle- haired I

The Bead Works is open Tuesday through Saturday. The owners will help their customers design and make jewelry or make It for them.

“As toas the case in so m any ancient and tribal cultures, the ordinary is again being used in extraordinary ways by artists and craftsmen.”

SHELL OR BEAT IT of Plymouth is owned and operated by the motber/daughter team of Helen Ferguson and Dana Wasson They do a lot of custom designing, using “strictly natural stooes,” Wasson said.

“We specialise in weddings "She and her mother do a lot with

cultured and freshwater pearls. In addition to running a mail-order ser­vice, Wasson said

"Everybody's into the natural

Many people bring In a family heirloom and ask to have a necklace designed using the old piece, she said. Shell or Bead It customers are interested in natural stones from black onyx, Austrian crystal, rose quarts, tiger’s eye and lapis to pearls of all kinds

THE ROYAL catfish is the logo at Beads Beads Inc in north Royal Oak

It Is a mythological symbol wboee movements are supposed to control earthquakes and thus pearl prices High readings oa the Richter scale play havoc with oyster beds

Kris Castleberry and Beth Wilusx carry an array of cultured pearls from Japan and freshwater pearls from China in their store as part of a complete assortment of every type of bead imaginable

They stock cornallne d’Aleppo made of red Venetian glass with a white core. Supposedly, $14 worth of this particular bead bought Peter Mlnuit the bargain of a lifetime - Manhattan Island

Venetians were glass makers as well os aggressive traders and their beads are found worldwide

Silver earrings produced by a cot­tage Industry on Ball ore a new Item at Beads Beads Each pair is special and many are set with garnets and amethysts

BOTH Castleberry and Wlluax have strong feelings about the cor­rect method to string beads.

‘I t is a real mathematical chal­lenge We feel It takes at least two years to train our personnel and five years until they ore really quail fled,'' Wlluet said

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• T W ARTISTS’ GALLSRY ThuiwUy. O et I I — Tba Grand

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artist* Regular hour* are I t a m to I p m Monday-Satarday, Applegate Square, Nortkveatern, Southfield

• COMMUNITY HOUSE Thursday. O ct IS - Fifth “Our

Town" exhibit c—tin— through Sunday. This Juried ahow/aale fea- turaa worts by 1M Michigan artists who depict the title la a myriad of ways. Hows are I t a jn . to S p.m Thursday-Sunday, until 7:39 p.m. Thursday. Awards ceremony at 4 p.m. Sunday, SS0 S. Bates, Binning-h a w s •

• BIRMINGHAM BLOOMFIELD ART ASSOCIATION

Friday, Oct I t - “Faculty 1989- l t t t ” features works by more than 14 skilled artists. Reception 4:30- 1:30 p.m. Friday. Continues through Not. I t . Gallery hours are F.30 a m. to 4:3t p.m. Monday-Saturday, 1511 S. Cranbrook, Birmingham

• WILLIS GALLERYFriday, O ct I t — A look at paint­

ing in the t t s featuring works by Di­ana Bonner, John Shannon and K. David Webb is on display through Nor. 3. Reception 5-10 pm . Friday. Honrs are 3-4 p m Wednesday-Sat urday, 433 Willis, Detroit

• MUCCIOU STUDIO GALLERY

Friday, O ct 19 — Paintings and drawings by Jerome Cebelak are on display through Nor. 9. Reception 5- t p m Friday. Hours are 11 a m to 6 p m Tuesday-FHday and 11 a.m. to 5 p m Saturday, 511 Beaubien, De­tro it

• MESA ARTSFriday, Oct i t - Paieuaga on

wool by caihy P -Aheu will be m O e

(told t S S i S l S Z at’tha Salhlryboth days noon la T pm , S M ti Franklin Road, Franklin.

• BOOK BEATFriday. Oct I t - International

Mail Art is caetmad wound the M » tcaa Day of the Dead celahrsttee. 3 t t l t Orawflald, Oak P art.

• CREATIVE ARTS CENTERSaturday, Oct 39 — The Day of

the Dead: A Celebration" will be the theme for the exhibit whlch’contin- uea to Nor. 33. Eight contemporary artists will have individual Inst a I la- tioos or environments wing this theme. Recaption t - t p m Saturday Hours are 10 a m to 4 p m Tuaaday, Wednesday, Thursday, until 3 p m Friday and • a m to 4 p m Satur­day, 47 Williams, Pontiac

B SOMERSET MALL “I t Couatries P h s ta y p h s From

Arouad The World” by Monte Nagiar

CLAUOtA Group

dscorstira, 574 N. Woodward, Bir-

• DOS MANOS “The Days of the Dead, A Mexican

crafts rotating la this holiday eata- hration. Hours are 11 a m te 9 p m Monday-Saturday. aaUl 9 p m Thursday —d Friday. 319 Wear Sixth. Royal Oak.

• CENTER GALLERIESExhibition of work by the crafts

departm ent faca lty continue* through Not 31. Hours are 19 a m to I pas Tuesday-Friday, until 4 pm. Saturday. Sunday. 15 E. Kirby. Detroit

• ARNOLD KLEIN GALLERY Original lithographs, etchings

• DETROIT FOCUS"C ontinuum ,’’ a show that

expresses the pluralistic contours of contemporary American art, contin- aaa through Nor. 19. Hours are noon to 9 p m Wednaaday-Saturday. 743 Beaubien. Detroit

• CITY ARTS GALLERY“Wildlife Design,’’ an exhibit of

photographs by Kerry D. Bowman, black and white and color, taken over lVh years at Detroit Zoo, con-

sod flak thsmm are an displaythrough Not. 17. Hours a n 11 a m to 5 39 p m Tuseday-gaturday, 4939N Woodward, Royal Oak.

• SWORDS INTO PLOWSHARES GALLERY

“Cultural Exchanges,'' with paint Inga by Virginia Maksymowics and photography by Blaise Tobia, contin­ues through Due. 39, 45 E. Adams, E. Adams at Grand Circus Park, De­troit

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• 8WIDLER GALLERYSaturday, O ct 39 — “Table Sett­

ings' by Paul Kotule and BUI Brouil- lard continue on display through Not. 17. There will be a slide lecture at 5 p.m. Saturday and a 9-9 p m re­ception. Hows a n 19 a m to 9 p m Tuesday-Friday, until 5 p m Satur­day, 308 W. Fourth, Royal Oak.

• FEIGENSON/PRESTON GALLERY

Saturday, Oct 30 — Sculpture by New York artist John Crawford con­tinues through Nov. 17. Reception 3- 5 p.m. Saturday, 799 North Wood­ward, Birmingham.

• GALLERIE 434Saturday, Oct 30 — Contempo­

rary glass sculpture features new pieces by 13 artists. Hours are 10 a m to • p m Tuesday-Friday, until 8 p m Thursday and 10 a.m. to 5 p m Saturday, 15105 Kercheval, Grosse Point* Park.

• ARTSPACE“Lois Teicher Small Sculptures

and Drawings” continues through Nov. 15. There’s more variety than

WHEN HE was in town for a speech recently, I had breakfast with John Jay Daly, president of Daly As­sociates, a public and postal affairs

U Jota founded the Washington off­ice of the Direct Marketing Aaaocia- tion and is the man mponMMe for initiating the DMA s Mail Prefer­ence Service, which removes names from unwaoteu mailing lists. He has s wealth of Information that can be helpful when using the mails.

“Mall Smarter” is Daly's key idea. He has doaana of tips about how to do that Mailing smarter includes con­sidering various delivery options each time. Would fax, overnight courier or the US. Postal Service best meet your needs?

For quicker delivery, mail earlier in the day. You can sometimes cut as much as two days* delivery time by not waiting until “the 5 o’clock rasa.

Watch changing postal pickup

your letter Is In the box on time, it will go out Just as quick as if you’d taken it to the post office. One min­ute before pickup time should be fine, since collecting mail before the scheduled time is prohibited.

Use the correct ZIP or none at all. The wrong one will only delay your mail because it will go to that sooe first, then be sent back. No ZIP will delay it, but It won’t have to be re-U irD M

“ZIP * (digits)” saves money on large mailings but won’t speed deliv­ery time on everyday letters. Using the extra four digits does, however, increase chances for accuracy. Printer-generated addresses are more likely to be reed by the new optical character reader equipment, and, therefore, be delivered faster H m handwritten ones.

Write nothing below the ZIP code. New * - « n n t n g equipment “looks” for Information from the bottom up.

“Attention” lines, etc., could cause it to be kicked out from automation for band sorting

Use regular No. 10 envelopes (4Vk- inch by 9-inch) when possible. Kraft- color, 9-inch by 12-inch envelopes have com* to signify “low priority," even when they carry first-class pos­tage. Write “first class” twice on the front and twice on the back of these envelopes. Time-sensitive mailings of only two pages sent unfolded In “flats” are usually headed for delays that could be avoided.

The overnight delivery radius usu-

decreases where population density increases.

For $5, you can get a copy of "Six­ty-Six Suggestions About Saving Mooey on Postage” from Daly Asso­ciates, 918 18th S t. NW Suite 703, Washington, DC 30009. John Jay Daly also will send you free his “Ca­talog of 75 Com m unications Tipsbeets,” which covers 10 subjects.

Dorothy Lehm kuhl is a B ir­m ingham -based tim e m anage­m ent consultant and instructor.

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And some say you can go nature one step betterDefining a good site la difficult because it's hard

to quantify many of the intangibles that are the site’s makeup: individual site shapes, the layout of the roads, the presenrstlou of indigenous flora and fauna, the subtlety with which the lots blend with the natural setting. A good development site is part ■rieneo, part art.

They have what the French call — a certain “je ne sals quoi.”

Gary Shapiro, president of the Ivanboe Compa­nies in West Bloomfield, said he looks for the diffi­cult, yet interesting sites others may have passed up: those that have environmental assets and natu­ral amenities.

Shapiro developed Mission Springs on Daib Lake, a single-family residential project In West Bloom­field, which was chosen by the American Pluming Association Michigan Chapter as the best-designed development of IMS

Shapiro is also developing Woodland Ridge, an­other single-family development, and The Point* on Pleasant Lake, a condominium development, also in West Bloomfield.

“Good development,” be said, “means individual­ly balanced lots and a balanced development site.” Excavations of each site should be limited, using excavated soil for basements or foundations on the

Every effort is m ads to preserve natural open a rse s when designing quality developm ents. Oddly shaped lots designed to preserve trees, rolling • trea ts located to m atch the topography, and w etlands ratainm ent to en­

hance th e natural environm ent help sep a ra te the cookie-cutter, rectangle projects from developm ents like W oodland Ridge, developed by the hran- hoe Coa. in Waet Bloomfield.

site.Wetlands are built around, rather destroyed; ma­

ture tree* a n saved; roads and house site* a n put in with little grading; the natural topography is used to enhance developments; and when it comes to utilities, the distance between two points need not be a straight line.

“Sometimes then has to be some mitigation of one to help the others," he said.

Shapiro said many good sites a n ruined because they a n overdeveloped. “Not every square foot needs to be developed."

In the past, builders would squeeae an extra borne on a development, but builders have discov­ered a nicer, less cramped site will sell for more and make up for the lost borne sale.

Robert Leighton, president of Robert C. Leighton Associates Inc. in Ann Arbor, said good site devel­opment involves looking beyond the boundaries of the property to be developed. Open spaces between two properties should match up and complement each other, and nearby architectural or natural characteristics should blend smoothly from one area to the next

Robert C. Leighton Associates designed the site plans for Blue Heron Point* — which was chosen by the American Planning Association Michigan Chapter as the beet-designed development of 19*0 — and Huntington Falls, the multi-use Northville Township development being put together by a team beaded by the Robert A. DeMattia Co. in Plymouth.

“We like to start out with a site inventory,” Leighton said. Existing slopes and topography are measured, vegetation and soil types are catalogued, and views and even solar orientation are noted

“Any constraints or any features you might want to consider are taken down at this point,” be said. ‘The site sets the stage for the design.”

Although the site’s existing characteristics large­ly determine the end design, there are still alterna­tives, Leighton said. “There are going to be tra­deoffs.”

For example. It may be necemary to cut down some trees to preserve tome wetlands, he said. “You try to balance everything ou t” l ig h te n said the problem with many sites is they lack sound de­sign principles. For example, repeating landscap­ing treatment and the placement of buildings gives a site a sense of order, but than the developer must be careful not to be too repetitious, which makes a site monotonous.

“It’s very subtle — there’s a symmetry and rhythm to good site development,” l ig h te n said. Good sites have balance, they harmonise with their surroundings, and they have focal points that em­phasise site characteristics.

"And a good site should have a little mystery as well,” Leighton added, saying not everything should be revealed at first glance.

Dennis Dickstetn, chairman and chief executive officer of Ralph Manual and Associates in Birming­ham, said good sites start with good land.

Dickstein is managing the lot sales for the Pine Creek Ridge subdivision in Brighton, developed by Abbey Homes lo Birmingham, which is the site of the Builders Association of Southeast Michigan Homearama.

Control of the site, from the first walk over until turning over the keys on the last homes or struc­ture, is paramount for the success of the project, be said

Tbe way land is developed today has matured within the past decade. In the past, tbe developer

would bend tbe land to his will, bulldozing trees, excavating tons of dirt and filling wetlands with little thought

But today developers work with the land, using the rolling topography, natural and mature land­scape, and even saving and preserving wetlands as water retention and natural areas.

Why? “Because that's what people w ant” Dick­stein said. Developers are in business to make a profit and the best way to stay in business, be said, is to make sure people get what they want

And that means going that extra step. “People don’t want straight streets with similar homes in rows. “In some (developments) you can take a piece of string and run it down the street and some part of each bouse will touch it — you won’t see that (in good developments).”

Dickstein said sometimes a developer just knows when a site is going to be special, but potential and realization are not tbe same thing. Good sites may start with a good piece of land, but ecologists, land­scape architects, planners quickly are worked into the equation.

Dickstein said Abbey Homes president Robert Katxznan set out with the intention of preserving the Individual sites by maintaining a supervisory role throughout the construction.

Diversity is important, Dickstein said, not only in home styles, but in lot shape, size and layout There’s nothing worse, be said, than a row of homes that are positioned on a straight line.

“It's boring,” be said. “We don’t care If a house is set back (from the road) 50 feet or 75 feet - we’re going to look for a natural clearing and put tbe bouse there - that's how you get good develop­ments ”

Public pressure vs. developmentBy Onratd Frswteystaff writer

Tbe distressing truth about good sites, developers say, is they are get­ting harder and more expensive to develop because public pleasures have strangled growth.

Gary Shapiro, of tbe Ivanboe Coa. in West Bloomfield, said good sitae are not limited to half million dollar homes, but It is becoming increas­ingly difficult to do sites justice be­cause of restrictions placed on de­velopers by government regulations and siow-growth pr essure groups.

By working with the Michigan De­partment of Natural Resources, lo­cal Interest groups and township

boards and staff, Shapiro says be has been able to accomplish what are generally considered to be superior site developments. But increasingly complex and restrictive ordinance* are pushing costs up beyond the abil­ity of people to pay for them, Shapi­ro said

"On one hand. I can understand people who move in and say, Tm here, I don't want anyone to move here now ” But bousing Is one of tbe country’s biggest industries and re­stricting it will be bad In the long run, he said

When developed correctly, no one has to be tbe loser, he said. Shapiro allowed not all land developers do

quality developments, but ordi­nances should be written to restrict poor builders, but be flexible enough to allow proven developers to follow their instincts and do something tru­ly special with their property

Builders and developers have be­come better at determining what people want from sites, and they have learned bow to better develop sitae without disrupting the existing natural amenities, said Robert Leighton of Robert Leighton Associ­ates in Ann Arbor

Leighton allowed that many of the ordinances and restrictions applied by local communities to protect wet­lands and woodlands have sped up the education process

“As much as they're frustrating, they have forced us into doing more things ”

But the pendulum has swung too far, he said. Since communities be­gan looking at protecting natural areas, restrictions have multiplied to tbe point where they add significant­ly to housing costs

Leighton said communities need to realise that controlled develop­ment is better than no development at all “They’re going to have to let (tbe experts do their) johs ”

“No one wants to cut down trees (capriciously),’' he said But stopping development, be said, will hurt the economy

Manager’s contract benefits both partiesWe have resident managers. Some

people oa the board thtak that we don’t seed a coo tract with them. Do ysu have aay reeon nswdattsus?

Resident managers, as with the re­tention of a professional manage­ment company, should have certain responsibilities and obligations set forth in writing.

It Is important to have such an un­derstanding stated to ensure that there to no ambiguity regarding the rights and responsibilities of the res­ident manager

Good practice requires that such an agreement be In the form of an ■npiopsMWt agreement for the ben­efit of both parties.

£condoqueries

7 Robert M.Melsner

Our condontetem dwr aments gfve as the right to gala access Is a eaa- domtetam n it to the event ad aa emergency. But our board realty doesn’t to ss how to proceed la that regard. Ds yon have any snggas Haas?

As In the case of bylaw enforce­ment and collection, the board of di­

rectors should have a policy regard­ing emergency procedures, presum ably with respect to gaining access to a unit when so emergency arises, such as a flood, fire, sewer backup or the Ilka

To the extent that you can think of any other situations in which the as­sociation might find itself in an emergency wherein U affects the members of the association, a stmi lar procedure should ho established by way of a board rnoointlon setting forth the steps that will be taken by the association to deal with emer

*^n*tea case of accuse to a unit, some attempt to give notice to the affected owner should be made to

the extent possible before breaking in, assuming the association has the right to do so

If possible, tbe resolution should provide that tbe police should be called to obtain access to tbe unit, for obvious reasons, on behalf of the association

Robert M M eitner i t a Bir­m ingham attorney specialising in condom inium s. real esta te and corporate law

You are invited to submit top- ic i that you would (ike to tee dis­cussed in this column by w riting Robert M M eitner a t 30300 Tele­graph Road. Suite 467. B irm ing­ham 4M10

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FA RM IN G TO N H ILLS

EXECUTIVESECRETARY

BILLER

K E L L Y

T e m p o r a r y

S e r v i c e s

A N uraingH om a21660 Rv. B la toad

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NURSE AIDES & ORDERLIES

FuN Mid p ir t time openings eveNeM e on elt sh ifts.

M A I L R O O M C L E R K

P A C K A G I N G C L E R K

R E C E P T I O N I S T

Com puw are Corporation, an Irrt•matto n a l le a d e r in the data processing industry, haa Immediate openings for the above entry level poettion

C L E R IC A L Sny ouNura and bacKoroundt o iut* to a dhraraa wot* foroa at

NURSE AIDES If you are Interested in exploring a Compuware. Career, please send resum e to

B. HAMIL PERSONNEL 424-8470

COMPUWARE CORPORATION Dept 207

C O M P U W A R E CALL*

TUMOR REGISTRY TECHNICIANA BU N D A N CE O F J O B S

RNS-LPNS-GPNSSkHted nursing facility m Livonia aasfclng full and part time N urses AM ahlfti Com petitive w egee $ ben­efits. Flexible hours. Call for appolntmant. Martha Faloaafc, RN 522-1444

a Tumor Rsgiatry Technician (CartMsd Tumor

Salary a# be commensurate with experience and

S T A F FR N S

CLERICALOPPORTUNITIES

PHYSICAL THERAPIST PHYSICAL THERAPY ASSISTANTm a n a STATE of the APT outpatient rehab Ctmtc located in Brighton we are m need of a part dme physical therapist and/or full time physical therapy assistant to help meet tne growing owrwno for our sorwess-if you’re interested In provMtog QUALITY PATIENT CAM. fOr a COMPETITIVE salary with exceaant fringe benefits (Including TumON program) pun a PARTICIPATIVE environment > and RECOGNITION tor performance . please send a resume. In conhdenca to.

R E H A B I L I T A T I O N S E R V I C E S O F L I V I N G S T O N C O U N T Y

5841 W h i t m o r e L a k e R o a d B r i g h t o n . M l 48116

o r c a l l ( 5 1 3 ) 2 2 9 * 7 9 3 1

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XQMOMMO COftP Sd. Carton. «• tarcalls sumacCAREER MOVES

Amicare Hospice Services, Inc.

2555 Crooks Rd. Troy, Ml. 48084 E N T E C H

SERVICES. INC 737-1744

427 7660G E N E R A L M A N A G E M E N T

S E R V I C E SIT 700 Farmington Hood

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EXECUTIVE SECRETARY

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L O IS R A YPERSONNEL

SO U TH FIELD 556-0560EXECUTIVE SECRET ARY

EXPERIENCED Shorthand (00 WPkl *L typing (06 WPM MMmuml. Bght bookkaapmg aaparlanoa daafratl

Mr David Nation Tha Nation Compantaa

Poat Ofttoa So* 4S7 FranMn, Ml 40025

RLE CLERK - Entry M l poamon. 5-10 hours par wasfc Could laad to mora hours and advancamant.

♦02->007FILE CLERK - FULL TIME

lor buoy Doctor's ofttoa. Must ba good aplaHor * abto to typa Madical ofttoa axpartanca pr alar rad 0 MOa, E 0l MtodtobWI Farmington HMs

474-1070FILE CtERK/OENERAL OFFICE 2 part ttma positions vMatoia Iron 0-12:30 and 12 30 - 5. Mon - Frl Cai 477-2122. Ext 250

FIN ITE ELEM EN T AN ALYST DRAFTER

• ANALYST - 2 yrs axpartancsworking on ABAOUS AH8YS PA TRAN A FORTRAN

• ORAFTER - Min 1 yv machanlcaldrafting axpatmaoa on ANVIL CADO tor tranarmaaions sxlaa brakaa 4 angina componants

Ptaaaa Sand or Fax raauma to:

PER SO N N EL U NLIM ITED» K » Var Oy*« Suita 304

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FREEWORD PROCESSING

SECRETARIAL TRAINING

• Hobday pay

lad. OW 4. Muhtmata Lotus sic

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START A NEW CAREER!

CALL FOR AN APPOINTMENT

NORRELLSERVICES553-5861

In Troy Duttaa ln-

phona A soma arranda. Rababta v*- htclsamuat 4 5 days par waa* Cai

Iwaan A-9pm 0*1-6444GENERAL OFFICE HELP

Harnnr typing Cai tor Mon-Thura . >0-3

M l 2325

GENERAL ofOoa dark Southidd. 85-8t/to CM BOan ai Undorca

367-0*40

GENERAL OFFICE pttrt prooaaaing and phona. CM ABoa al Undoroa

lima, word $7-$9/hr §46-7064

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646-7901

GENERAL OFFICEPART TIME

a opan tor qi i with good (

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4 70-3300

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s s n sConaiats of anarwadng phonas. Agfa typing A dartcai duttaa.Expadanoa pratorrad. Ptaaaa a raauma to; P O Sox 032 Gordon CRy . Ml 40136

INSURANCE SECRETARY $20,000 PLUS

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rawardtd Cai 363-2000■ SW ELLING A SN ELLiN Q

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• 8atos Sacratary• BMngCtark• Accounts Payabta• mauranoa Sacratary

$24,000117.000$12.4*0$13,500$16,000$10,000

Want mora monay, battar banaftts. graatar advancamant potant Look no torthar. wa hava mora ttma opantnga than appttoanta Typ­ing of 80 ptaaaa Cai tor appotn mant 061-3*00

SN ELL IN Q A SN ELLIN Q FA RM IN G TO N H ILLS

JOHNS CA8A0LANCAS A caraar cantar. sacratary/ragtatrar must hava computar A typing ak«s. axctong. glamourous work from 1- Opm tfymouth 466-0700LEOAL SECRETARY tor BirnUng-

ata with640-1232

LEGAL SECRETARY

parianca fits Plaai

P O Box 3040 Farmington HMs. Ml 40333-3040LEGAL SECRETARY.For ptasBant Southflald paraonal In­jury Orm. Word prooaaaing A aaoat- lant Bk«B nacaaaarj Salary com-

Hadtoy J Wtna, PO Box 2207. Southflald1 Ml 40037-2207

LEGAL SECRETARY 3 yrs axpartanca Parmanant pad ttma 10-20 hrs par wk 55*-6100LEGAL SECRETARY - with axacu-

skJOs wantad tor pdnctpal of

spaartwintng typ- mg A tranacdpfton bums daafrabia. works was undar praaaura Cai Ann.LEGAL SECRETARY tor Samor padnar Excaiant salary Parao mfury anparianoa pratorrad 8ou - I araa 364-2500LEGAL SECRETARY WANTED tor

ungham buatnaas A oorpor law hrm 2 yaars axpadanoa daalr Word prooaaaing hatpful 540-4100

LEGAL SECRETARYr Birmingham Law Firm.

Workars Companaahon axpadanoa pratorra* Salary commanaurata with axttodanoa

legal secretary x>ad. part ttma.

ham Arm Aak tor Undaaxpadanoad. part ttma. tor^Bkmin^-

LEGAL secretary 3 daya^wk Smai ofOoa. OraanAak) A 0 Ml location Soma lapa^axgarV

LEGAL SECRETARY-TEMPORARY

raa^na to Mary 3000 Town Cantor ~ 2*00 Southflald. Ml. 40075LEGAL SECRETARY

Cas Sandy at 032-4000LEGAL SECRETARY

th 1-3 yaars axpadanos v Dloomflald Hito law Brm

1-2443LEGAL SECRETARY avaiabia Muat hava minimum 3 yaars ptomaft paraonaUnfury

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Troy Ml 4*00*-1074

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mauranca oomptr^la aaatana had sppacants Pradarrad ( datos wti hava a minimum 2-3

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dantal. pro* sharing, and 4

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CITIZENS INSURANCE

COMPANY OF AMERICA

Attn. Managing Aftomwy 17187 N Laura! Park Dr

Suita 3*6 Livonia. Ml 46152

MANPOWER

abia i 3 J Baa I a c banaflta Ctol tor an a

LIVO N IA - 462-0024MEMBER RELATIONS REP

Ful ttma for Livonia Cradlt Union. Muat work wai with pubic CradR Union or hnandW background da- sirad Apply 15420 Farmington Rd LNotoa. Ml. 40164

OCTOBER JOB FEST

• O-Baaa• Data antry

• Lagaf 4 Madical SacratadaB• Racapttoniats^whchboard• Ctarka

TOP WAGES PA© HOLJOAYS

BONUSESTEMP MED INSURANCE

OVERTIME PAY

Lhonto. 4*4-2100Southflald. 362-1300SNELLING

TEMPORARIESNEVER A FEE

OCTOBEROPPORTUNITIES

24*1 Livonia Racapbowm. $13K 2423 Sacratary-RecaptioniBi $>0K 24*0 WordPartoct 5 BUM. $1*K 2440 Markaang Rap . $ i#k Thaaa piua moral Cai today! ExoaOant axpadanoa 6 upward mo-

ALL FEES COMPANY PA©PERMAMENT STAFFLivonia: 5 9 1 -2 2 2 1

OKF1C* ASSISTANT

odantad. typing. tMaphona. taxi •ght bookkaapto* 24-30 hrm

OFFICE MELP-Paraon whh outgo­ing poBMtva atatuda to aat wp ap- pointmanta Cuatomar toiow Batoc ofkca duhas Salary la nage*

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646-1130OFFICE MANAGER

Fui or pad ttma. tor arcnrfng South- I law Orm Expartonoad m oom

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PAYROLL CLERKPANT T*4E

payraO ctork aith at taato t yaars axpadanoa i*-24 hours par waak.

and Lotus hatoki Sand raauma to Box 632. Obssrvsr 6 Eooantrlc Mtaafiipart 30261 BchootcraR Rd . Lhoma. m m I par 46150

_____ d prooaaaor tOak Park alBoa. 2H days'** Sub-

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d opan to rsvtsw propadv rapoda. Basic math $ ctorv cal aktos rsquirsd Hrs. Oam to

MorvFrl. Caf Paul36l *An Equal Opportunity Employar

PRUOENT1AL INSURANCE Wltong to tram tor matchboard racap ttonwt position (tamporary asaignmant). Expadanoa a piua. but

working conditions 20411

Contact AnnAn Equal Opportunity Cmptoysr

REAL ESTATE - Birmingham ofhca assklng parson with bookkaaping background $ tttta company axpart- anca. muat ba famtoar with raal aa- tata cioaing procaduraa CM 6 am tor Carol or JoanPROFESSIONAL PERSON to act as

WordPsHact 5 1 or squtratont. Othar du- ttaa mckxto Ught typing, mai. 4 run-

ttomat, 32256 HodhwasW Sta. 1$0. Farmington Htoa.

RECEPTIONIST /SECRET ARY Fvi ttma tor CPA ftrm. Computar $

torrsd Sand raaumaa to Bkua $ WON. «0*0 Orchard Lsks Rd. Sta 204 W Btoomflatd Ml 4*322

RECEPTIONIST

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to; OfBoa Adnwve-

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RECEPTIONIST naadad

Troy Corrcamw banaftt«oiMatcxiw appww anca 4

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REC EPT IO N IST

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RECEPTIONIST/ SECRETARY

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SH ELL IN G 4 SN ELU N G OF TROY

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payrai 4 word

1 1 . Troy. MlQBCRETARV BOOkKWPtoR

odtea Matun 30 -Y»l. a ptua 1-2

secretary

Bktot raquFad aatory Malory toPO Box 5071.

typing, tong 4 phona Md Sand raauma wOh

SECRETARY FINANCIAL FIRM

TNb major firm aasks a Sacratary

•matter Typing of

M/M. and **tonmd rosians to Adhur

Town Cantor. Suita 2333. Southflald. Mi 40075or cai

SECRETARYFor gsnarai ofllca duttaa Muat >

ptoaaam phona psraonairy Corv-‘ ' * ----- - * ---- M

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with good ratorancaa Good phona 4 mtarparaonal BkOk. Uvonla

402 2000

RECEPTK)NIST/CL£R©AL Fast paoad mtamattonai Trans* tatton Company in Troy raquirss ra-

► typing raqMrad Sand Raauma to

RECCRTlOtoMT/TYPMT

12 MOa/Tatograpn araa Ptaaaa cai 2-4pm 363-0710

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aaaary. growing tach $7-$0/hr Cai Marga at

RECEPTIONIST /SECRET ARY» amai offlca 6 MOa/

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RECEPTX3NIST PART TIME For

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8790 • T a iy y S*toa 100

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GENERAL OFFICE

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Ma Suaan Synor Consulting Hrm.

31731 tlodhwaatorn Hwy Sotos 250W

Fvmngton Htoa. Mi 40334 Equal Opportunity Emptoyar M/F/HRETAK. OFFICE In naad Of CtoOom ar Rapraa

to tta a must Ful and pad ttma po-

ln: Ad Van FumRura. O^W^

SALES SECRETARY

of WordPartoct la raqtorad I rattans to L.A.C anantton

PO Box 000

sales SECRETARY

Salary baaad on banawta. axetoa nans Ptaaaa torward rattana aaaary Malory to Com a P O 5034 SouthfUd Ml 40000

SALES SECRETARY

$12,480 FEE PAID

■ TataC*cm Comm

SN ELLIN G A SN ELLIN G FARM IN G TO N H ILLS

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AReORTfMPS 456 1166

SECRETARYFor local CPA firm Muat hava

of using computar and Ptaaaa wma to

Garmo 4 Co 17S20 W 12 k a >00 Southflald. Ml 40070 Attsntton Gaorga Garmo Or cai Karanst 567-0144

of paopta a vary

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S E C R E T A R Y

proesdurss. Knowtodgs of too Mac• Oasfc To*------ ---------*

a comptata t aiatoa packaga.Cai 3*1-0700 or V0013SECRET ARY/Word Pn $16,000 Fas patd M I

SECRETARY/W PROCESSOR M a m 4 axpadanoad Vartod. faat- paoad poamon 3 dsya/wk.. 030-6 WP S O raqMrad Lotus Harvard

11 la m tv tm m ** 202-1404

SECRETARYFO RTUNE 500 C O M PA N Y

*19,760Famous Btoa Chip company oftors

opportunity tor a Top banalaocratary Top bsnstte Cafl

»al 353-2000 SN ELLIN Q 4 SN ELLIN Q

SECRETARYFui ttma. non-amokmg offlca Word- Partoci 4 Lotus axpadanoa a must Southflald Cai. 356-5445

SECRETARY antry lavaf c

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An

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O ctober 14 through O ctober 2 0L IB R A (S c o t 23 -O c t 22)

Manage your funds wisely, and take a hard look at finances to begin planning for the future. Travel can give you a new outlook on life.

S C O R P IO (O c t 23-Not. 21) Y o u r job sector experiences a trend toward organization. Take a chance and talk with that person you have been dying to meet.

S A G IT T A R IU S (Nov. 22-D«c. 21) Relationsh ips are strong for you. The best way to spend your time is with those you love and to share in their happiness. D o n 't be judgmental.

C A P R IC O R N (Dec. 22-Jaa. 19) Y o u r creative powers will surprise even you. A specific situation will make you incredibly angry, but a great good comes from your anger.

A Q U A R IU S (Jaa. 20-Feb. 18)Seek a quiet place to find inner peace this week. Y o u r life isn ’t quite what you would like it to be, and often that is because o f your selfishness.

P I S C E S (Feb. 19-M arch 20)A new person in your life w ill send you in search o f better horizons. Spending time with young adults and children can be very rewarding.

By C.C ClarkA R IE S (M a rch 21-Agril 19)

H om e and fam ily will provide a great comfort to you this week. V is iting friends or fam ily will help your spirits rise. W atch finances closely.

T A U R U S (April 20-M a y 20)It will seem that your em otions are taking a roller coaster ride. Ta lk ing out your frustrations with someone close eases the problem.

G E M I N I (M a y 21-Jaae 20)Y o u will accom plish much more than usual this week. Be diligent where finances are concerned and pay off debts as quickly as possible.

C A N C E R (Jane 21 -J ily 22) Straighten out problems between you and a mate o r close friend. The arguments you’ve been involved in are caused by m iscomm umcation.

L E O (Ja ly 23-Aag. 22)N ow is a good time to take risks and look toward new horizons. Th is is a very successful cycle for you if you apply yourself.

V IR G O (Aag. 2.VSept. 22)Show patience toward loved ones. W hile you think you are going through a lucky phase, remember that you make your own luck. • iv ■ i»

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A u t h o r D a n i e l l e S t e e l ' s

n o v e l s c o m e t o t e l e v i s i o n

Family life important to stars of melodramas

By A m y Schm idtN B C hopes its m ade-for-TV movies

will attract female viewers who won’t want to watch the W orld Senes on C BS. Accordingly, the network is throw ing two of its best movies, Danielle Steel's Kaleidoscope and Fine Things into the ratings ring, M onday and Tuesday.

Both m ovies are based on author Danielle Steel's best-selling melo­dramatic novels. Jaclyn Sm ith and Perry K jng will star in Kaleidoscope, while C io n s Leachman. Tracy Pollan and D .W . Moffett line up for Fine Things. "P u t everything aside sit down and just enjoy this thing. It ’s totally entertaining absolutely feature film time," said Leachman o f her project. Sm ith had no less raves for her film and role. “1 love Danielle Steel She 's just so popular world-wide, and I see why."

In Kaleidoscope. Sm ith plays a network news executive separated

from her two childhood sisters by the death o f their parents. W hen a pnvate detective (K ing ) locates her sisters. Sm ith ’s character hesitates at the prospect o f a reunion R ightly so, for the meeting uncovers old secrets which could potentially destroy them all. In Fine Things, actor D.W, Moffett plays a wealthy bachelor charmed by the wiles of a little girl He subsequently falls in love with her mother, played by Tracy Pollan. After Pollan 's character dies, he and his doting, Jewish mother (C ion s Leachman) are left to care for the girl

A parallel between Kaleidoscope. and Fine Things is that both movies involve familial separation. A m az­ingly, Danielle Steel is the mother of n ine ch ild ren, herself I f anyone understands families, she does “She w nies all those books, and has all those babies," said Sm ith o f Steel Said Leachm an, "D a n ie lle has a way of getting her finger on the pulse She’s caught the human condition It 's real life."

Both Sm ith and Leachman. the big

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names in Steel's productions, under­stand families and that split families are real life, too Th is undoubtedly gives them greater perspective and sensitivity to their roles Both are divorced, and both are very dedicated m om s

Sm ith is divorced three times 8ut it is apparent that fam ily is the most important thing to her in the world. Her children (Gaston and Spencer Margaret) travel everywhere with her when she does a shoot. “I don 't do well without them So we stick together," she said Sm ith has been trying to get her Houston-based parents to move lo Los Angeles for a long time “1 believe in families being together It 's just that Daddy loves Houston " W hen asked. Sm ith said she still believes in mar­riage "1 haven't been through what the tabloids say I ’ve been through." she retorted

After 23 years o f marriage. Leach­man and her husband, producer/direc- torGeorge Englund, divorced “Fam ily life has always been very important to me." said Leachman “O f all the gifts in life, my family has given me the greatest satisfaction M y children have been my greatest joy because they are all so unique and so special ~

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By LARK L. SAM OUELIAN Executive Director,SW Oakland Cable Comm.

P o lit ic s and e le c t io n s pose an in terestin g c h a lle n g e for C o m m u n i t y A c ce ss T e le v i­s io n a s th e sta n d a rd s are le f t to in d iv id ­

ual d iscretio n M ost a c c e s s c en ters base their p o lic ie s upon f ir s t c o m e first se r v e T he v e ry p r e m ise of freed om o f ex p ressio n en co u ra g es those o f op p osin g v ie w s to c o m e for­w ard B ut th ese ca n d id a te s need a forum in w h ich to e x p r e s s their v iew s and th e se foru m s m u st be put togeth er by the p eop le w ho c o m e to­geth er to s ta f f lo ca l a c c e s s TV. If you stop and think about the fa c t that th e g en era l p u b lic ’s con tr ib u ­tion to the te le v is io n p r o c e s s has been as an o b serv er you c a n under­stand w h y m o st p eo p le a r e a t sea w hen they r e a liz e that the lo ca l op ­portun ity is th ere and y e t how do they a c c e ss it?

We, a s te le v is io n sta ffs , m a y en ­cou rage and lis ten w ithout tak in g a stan d W e m u st ta k e th is postu re to rem ain d e ta ch ed enough to se r v e the g e n e ra l public. (P er so n a lly , 1 h ave found th is r e ser v e to a fford p len ty o f op p ortu n ity to gath er m uch need ed in form ation and put it into the proper p e r sp e c tiv e to en ­a b le m e to e n te r the v o tin g booth and ca st m y b a llo t w ith c o n fid e n c e )

N e u tr a lity o f th e TV s ta f f is a c ru ­c ia l com p on en t to ca n d id a te s and lea d ers o f an issu e or c a u se T his sta ff in g p ostu re go es a long w ay to in su re an a c co m p lish m en t o f ob jec tiv ity

In the m on th s lea d in g up to an e lectio n th ere is a flurry o f a c t iv ity R em em b er , c o m m u n ity te le v is io n

be it public, ed u ca tio n or g o v ern ­m en t is n o n c o m m e r c ia l T his m ea n s w e m a y not a d v ertise . Or In other w ords m a y not send out "a c a ll fo r a c tio n " T h ere a r e B road c a st and C ab le c o m p a n ie s and ad­v e rtis in g firm s, a lo n g w ith inde­pendent production bouses, that are a v a ila b le for hire to produce a c o m ­m e rc ia l to sa y “V O T E FO R M E."

A sm a rt ca n d id a te is in v o lv ed w ith te le v is io n 1J m on th s a y e a r by provid ing and sp onsoring “in fo r m a ­tio n a l” p rogram m in g . F or e x a m p le m an y S ta te S en a to rs and C on gress­m en and C ounty C om m ission ers host their ow n sh o w s to k eep e v e r y ­one in form ed A ta lk show or new fo rm a t is m o st com m on .

O thers a re g u e sts on sh ow s that fea tu re co n su m er co n cern s A c a n ­d id ate or e sta b lish e d o ffice -h o ld er w ould be w ise to send out a p ress r e le a se to a ll co m m u n ity te le v is io n stu d ios in th e ir d is tr ic ts to a d v ise lo ­c a l produ cers o f the su b ject m a tte r s on w hich th ey are p rofic ien t. M en­tion ing their sch ed u le is a lso help fu l

C an didates can a lso p a r tic ip a te in p u b lic s e r v ic e a n n o u n c e m e n ts T hese a r e n o n -co m m erc ia l c o m m e r ­c ia ls This k eep s th em in the public eye.

T he L eague of W om en V oters as w ell as the R ep u b lican and D em o­c ra tic fa c tio n s host ca n d id a te de­b a tes as w ell a s issu e foru m s M ost c o m m u n ities are c o m fo r ta b le w ith th is typ e of fo rm a t O nce again it rein fo rces the co n cep t of fa irn ess All ca n d id a tes a n d /o r a ll s id e s o f an issu e are in v ited T he show g o es on w ith those w ho a g r e e to p a r tic ip a te

There are a lso C o m m ittees to In­c r e a se V oter P a r t ic ip a tio n In F arm in gton H ills this group has d e­sign ed and is p resen tin g a te le v is io n

s e r i e s e n t i t l e d “ M Y V O T E CO UNTS “ R esid en t J n liea n n Ho- v an esian is ch a irp erson and has e a r ­n estly en cou raged the en tire c o m ­m ittee to g e t in v o lv ed w ith the m e­dia options.

D an P o tter , the D irec to r o f the D ep a rtm en t o f S p ec ia l S erv ices , en­cou raged C ab le C oordinator D avid T ie tm e y er to lend te ch n ica l su pp ort and gu id a n ce T he p u rp ose o f the show is to d ir ec tly in c re a se v o ter particip a tion , in c re a sin g the q u a lity and qu an tity o f p u b lic ity and in for­m ation reg a rd in g lo ca l e le c tio n s T he C o m m ittee m e m b er s w ill ta k e turns a s in te rv iew er s and e n co u ra g e g u e sts from the p u b lic a t large . M essa g es w ill be from “c itix en to c it iz e n ” to g e t out th e v o te T he pro­gram "MY VOTE COUNTS" m a y be se e n on T u esd a y s a t 8:00 p.m . in F arm in gton , N ov i and F a rm in g to n H ills P lym ou th , C anton and N orth- v ille m a y req u est to se e the pro­g ram through O m nicom .

Su b jects w hich w ill be co v ered are In sigh ts from a natu ra lized A m erican v o ter from H ungary, Ide­as on "H ow to Jud ge a C andidate," the N ovem b er B a llo t, e tc . S u ggested top ics wil l inclu de in te rv iew s w ith ex p e r ien ce d v o te rs as w e ll as those who n ever have voted T he C o m m it­tee to In crea se V oter P a rtic ip a tio n is proud to presen t th is p rogram b e­c a u se the co n cep t sp ea k s to the pub­lic in te r m s of v o ter to v o ter and not as an e le c te d or app oin ted o ff ic ia l to the public

Y our v o te d oes count and the C om m u nity S erv ice of C om m u nity T e le v is io n s tr e s se s th is truth Con­ta ct your lo ca l c a b le co m p a n y to un­derstan d the g u id e lin es w h ich they have p erta in in g to lo ca l e le c tio n co v er a g e

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T w o E m m y A w ards, a G olden G lob e A w ard, O bie A w ard, T ony A w ard and an O scar n om in ation T hese are the im p r e ss iv e c re d its of Judd H irsch, sta r o f N B C ’s ha lf-hou r c o m ed y se r ie s “D ea r John," a ir in g W ednesdays

N ot bad for a guy w ho p la y s e v e - rym an “John is ty p ic a l o f th e c h a r ­a c ter s I p lay on TV," sa y s H irsch of John L acey , the t it le ch a r a c te r on the sh ow “M y c h a r a c te r is a lw a y s the norm al, b e lie v a b le person "

Born into a w o rk in g -c la ss fa m ily , it se e m e d lik e H irsch w a s d estin ed not to p lay the part o f a regu lar guy, but to b eco m e a reg u la r guy B y the t im e H irsch w a s in th e secon d grad e his fa m ily had m oved 13 t im e s He r em e m b e rs c o m p u ls iv e ly co m b in g his hair and w o rry in g abou t his looks as a kid

“T he first th ing I w as g iv en to know w as that I w a sn ’t g o in g to

am ount to m uch But I w as lucky to grow up w h ere I did , b eca u se e v en ­tually I found the theater ." sa y s the actor

But not b efore he w a s to em bark upon an ev ery m a n c a r e e r H irsch did a stin t in the m ilita ry , studied en g in eer in g and a rch itectu re , g ra d ­uated w ith a d egree in p h ysics , and got m arried

A sch ed u lin g error a t C ity C o llege of N ew YOrk landed H irsch in a h u m an ities c la s s in w h ich the te a c h ­er had stu d en ts ac t out sc e n e s from p lays H irsch w as hooked He en ­rolled in three d iffe re n t a c tin g sch oo ls s im u lta n eo u sly H is parents had a bit o f troub le un derstand ing their son's a sp ira tio n s "It w a sn ’t a happy t im e for th e m ,” b e r e f le c ts

In the su m m er of 1M J H irsch got his f irs t p ro fessio n a l a c tin g ro le in the back room of a restau ran t, in E ste s P ark , C olo In 1974, he landed his first TV ro le in the m o v ie “T he Law "

H irsch s tw o E m m y s c a m e from p lay in g A lex R ieger on ‘T a x i .” L ike “T axi," it is H irsch’s ro le w hich is the foundation for “D ea r John " It's a crazy w orld, as e v id en ced by the

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J a m e s C ad J o n a s s ta r s s s a c o n v ic t y ea rs , l a tie R ob in s p la y s th e d e term in ed attorn ey w ho g e t s him out in A B C 's Qebrlml'i Firm. T h u rsd ays

nu tty O ne-T w o-O ne Club, th e s in g le s support group around w hich "D ear John" c e n te r s B ut d ow n -to -earth John L acey (H irsch) bolds th in gs to ­geth er

H irsch is not n e c essa r ily sa tis f ie d w ith that. “T h e w h o le t im e w e did T a x i’ I w as jea lo u s of C hris L loyd b ecau se h is c h a r a c te r cou ld do a n y ­thing I w an t to p lay the crazy m an, g e t in a funny w a g o n ,” h e s a y s

“D ear Joh n ” is not the hit T a x i ” w as, though T he show , in i t s third season , m an aged to sta y n ear the top 15 p artly du e to its p ow erh ou se position ing b e tw een “C heers" and "L A Law "

H irsch is s t i l l ea g er to s e e "D ear John" do w e ll F o r o o e thing, it su p ­ports h is e x p e n s iv e hobby of bouse building. ("It's no good for m e to buy bou ses.” he sa y s ) It a lso a llo w s him to m ain ta in r es id en ce s both in C a li­fornia and N ew YOrk And H irsch can't co m p la in too loud ly about being ty p e c a st He has p layed a w ide va r ie ty o f ro les in his c a re er R ecen tly , he portrayed a v illa in in the TV m o v ie “She Said N o ” c o -s ta r ­ring V eron ica H am el E v ery m a n could do w orse

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3:36 a MOVIE. Working (MR IComedy Ortmi1988) A struggling secretary • deter mined to climb the corporate tedder Murnne Gnthth Hsmson font R'

3:66 a MOVIE: The Endtoea G am * {Thriller Only one men can Rnd out the truth behind a brutal m urder Atxert fmney Chnsttm Soon Thomst

4.-00 a ® MOVIE: The Day th e Earth Moved{Suspense 1974) Two men battle to save ■ town about to be destroyed by an earthquake Jedoe Cooper Stells Stevens a MOVIE: Panic on the 6:22 {Drum 1974) A group of wealthy p a sse n g er! it taken captive and terrorized Ms Bum Berne Ctseya MOVIE: B etw een the Line* {Ortmi 1977) Fnends unite to save • new ■paper from a corporate takeover John Hard JettGatdbktn A' a MOVIE: M ecAuiey'e Daughter (Oram* 1987) An ex -b o x er sh ares adventures on the open road with his daughter Brym Brown Ron Hutehurst

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5:46 a MOVIE Men of a Tho u san d Faces (Biogrtohictl Ortmi. 1957) Fitm biography of Lon Chaney details hts am azing grfi for makeup Junes Ctgney Oorothy MUcne

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3 00 Q MOVIE C aught P las te red 11932 Two people help an old women save her taking drugstore Bui Rheewr Aoow- A/ootseya 0 Mystery) A songwriter end her lover are accused ol kiting her etdedv husband 9 SpofttLook• MOVIE CMMng BuKtog Orummood'Drum 1951) Detective Bulldog Drum mood IS cased out ot retirem ent tor ■ new case WUtu Pidgeon M ugu" Lughtana MOVIE Shaggy Dog [Comedy 1959 A man reads an inscription on a nng and becom es t sheep dog fred M e d im Jem Regen

3 06 • MOVIE Bedroom Eye* H n w *1989) A stockbroker nod* his lit* manipulated by three women Wings Reusu Ktthy Stioeer R'

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woman with sm nesia learns she is aprostitute Sytvu Lemo. Ties Jouftroy R

4 00 a 8 MOVIE: Cyrano de B ergerac(1931) A shy poet with * long nose is in love with ■ beautiful gin Adolphe Metou Pit O'Brrma 9 i MOVIE: Not Above Suspicion {Western 1955) An outlaw takes over a w estern town unt* the Lon# Ranger stop* in. Qeyton Moon Joy SdverbeUs a MOVIE: Ritual* (Dram 1978) F)ve doctors on a camping trip fan prey to som e m ysterious evil H*/ Holbrook Lemma Dene MR a Flehm Hoi*a MOVIE: The Court Martial ot Georg* Arm strong C uster {Ortmi 1978) C us­te r 's survival at L/ftte Big Horn leads to a court martial Bnm Keith Km Howua

4. -06 a MOVIE: The Burbs {Comedy. 1989) Asuburbanite s plans tor s quiet vacation Is sheltered by neighbors 7am Hmks, Rick Ducommun PG

4.30 a C rooked Creek4 46 a The Kid Who Wouldn't Out! A teen

with Oown s syndrom e battles the odds to continue m school Manor Ross Shelley Bermm

5 00 a Action Outdoor*5. -06 a MOVIE: Red Heat {Thriller 1987)

Rom ance turns to nightmare when a coed goes behind the Iron Curtain Lindt Blur Sytvu KnslU

6:10 a MOVIE: CaiHomia Spill (Comedy ESP 1974) A young writer and s gambler embark on betting adventures Georg* Segil Elliot Gould R

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a a MOVIE: Serpico {Ortmi 1973) A gnpptng, true kt* dram* of ■ young New York cop AJ Piano Cornelli Sharp* R a SportsC entera MOVIE: Curious Fem ale {Soena fiction) It's 2087 and com puterized sex IS the nam e of the gam# Angela** Pettyjohn Chenene Jones a Sports LafeNtght

2:40 a MOVIE Breaking In {Comedy 1989, An aging tht#1 t i e s to p a ss on hi*Knowledge to • young apprentice Burt Reynolds Ctsey Sumisrko R a S i MOVIE HeR Shot *1 Sunrise (Comedy 1930) Two WW1 American doughboy* go AWOL and roam around Pen* Bert Wheeiw Robert Rbofsey

1-00 a MOVIE Charlie Chan at the Circus {Mystery 1936) The tug top turns into a carousel of death Wtmer Olend Key Lubea d MOVIE The Women ot PtsceimIsland {RommtK Adventure 19S7i The survivors of tha mutiny of the H M S Bounty mi# an island James Crug Lynn Bma T MOVIE Last ol the D esperado*!W*jf*m 1955) A sheriff end hts deputy heed for a showdown with Bitty the Kid Junes Crug Jrm Oevts a SportsLook

3:20 a MOVIE: G raveyard Shift ihbmx 1987) A vampire m asquerades as • New York cab driver SttvK Otnnerv Helen Pipes P

3:30 a NFL Yearbook 89 Atlanta Falcons 25 Year* of Feloon Football a MOVIE Honey I Shrunk the Kids(Comedy 1989) A group of kids ■* ecrSdentelty shrunk down to micro* copic size Rick Harms AUn f/swerPG

3:40 a MOVIE The Plot Thicken* (ftmedy 1936) A sharp-w itted schoolteacher investigates a m useum robbery ZsSu Pitts, Louise Lstimor

3:56 a MOVIE: Midnight Run [Action Comedy 1988) A bounty hunter end t bail- lumpmg accountant run from the mob Robert Be Rm, Chides Grodm R

4 00 a « MOVIE: The C ourtneys of Curzon S tree t (Rommnc Dnmi 1947) An upper c rust gentlem an m arnes s housem aid in early 1900s B ritan Ana ReigR Abchiet Willinga a MOVIE Laaale: Voyager[Advmture 1966) Lassie finds adventure in histone a reas of the Southeastern U S Robert Bnya MOVIE G angs of the City (Mystery 19411A deoutente works with a reporter to capture sm ugglers Wendy Berne Philip Terrya Senior PGA GoIt TransAmenceCham pionship 1st round from Nap* Calif (R)a MOVIE Teureg: The D esert Warrior[Adyenture) Men Humon Riti Broun a MOVIE: The Loneliness of the LongD istance Runner (Dram* 1962) A young men m reform school is chosen to run • cross-oountry race AhchtU Redgnve Tam Courteney

4 0 5 B MOVIE: Am erican Gothic (Thriller 1988) Three couples are stranded on an island inhabited by ■ strange family Rod Steigw y«nno Oe Carlo R

4:20 a MOVIE: Chine Girt (Action Rommce 1987) A girl from Chinatown and a boy from Little Italy fall m love S*n Cheng Rrcherd Pmetumco R

4:56 a MOVIE G raveyard Shift II TheU nderstudy (Horror 1989) A vampire invades ■ movie se t end m akes the cast end crew hi* victims R

5 00 a MOVIE C rooked Circle (Drum 1958) A sports editor su spec ts that • prizefighter was m urdered John Smith fly Spun

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a d ) MOVIE The R em arkable MrP ennypecker (Comedy 1959) A reepeci able m eat packer is found to have two different famines Qihon WeM Dorothy AAcGuna a MOVIE T reasure of tit* Amazon(Adventure 1983) T reasure seekers **ce the dangers of the Amazon StreerT Hhirmsn DonUd Pleisence VR

a MOVIE Startiop* (Comedy 1978) Three s*nsationaM ookm g girls take over a (siting drtve-m Dorothy Buhrmm Sterling Frum PG a Sports LeteNigM

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3:25 a MOVIE C hance* Are (RommtK Comedy 1989) A re in ca rn a ted , man teem s he s dating hr* daughter from ■ pest life Robed Downey Jr Cytvll ShephuO PG

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4:00 a MOVIE Sex an d th* M arriedW om en (Comedy 1977) A co u p le s m arriage '* thrown into turmoil because ot the wit* s boo* Bury Rewmm Joam* Peneta MOVIE. One Trick Pony (Drum 1980) A veteran artist has problem* keeping integrity in the music business Pud Simon Jam Hmkett R

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4:90 a MOVIE Seven Hours to Judgm ent(Suspense. 1988 , A }udge has one night toga th e r the ev idence to convict a m urderer Beeu Bridges Julimne Phillips R

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Western 1939) Outlaws bend together to get ahead m life Georg* 0 Brun Virgnti yuea Sports LeteNight a MOVIE Forever Em mi n iie l e(fmtisy 1979) A s e n su o u s woman seek s erotic p leasure m the Phikppin** Anne Buie Emmmuetle Arsm R

2 50 a MOVIE: Shadow of e Doubt (/MysteryDora 1943) A murdorer elude* poke* by hiding out at his sister t house Teresi Wnght Joseph Cortm

3:00 a MOVIE: The Purple H eart Advmture Om a 194 4 1 Amencen flyers ere treated as war cnmmai* instead of POWa Dene Andeus Tedey Ganger a 0 M aste rp iece T hea tre Mary unwit tingty becom es the concubine of a Jap a n e se noblem en (Pi 2)0 CoRege Foofba* R) a Final SCORE

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By Anne WheelerHeather Locklear, who plays bright,

determ ined A lexand ra B u rton on A B C 's Going Pieces, has had an acting career many only dream of.

A l age 20. Locklear had little more than Tam e Creme Rinse and Sea and Ski lip balm com mercials to her credit Yet she managed to beat out 450 hopefuls for the part of K rystle’s niece Sam m y Jo on Dynasty. Her storyline initially ran only 13 weeks, so she auditioned for and promptly won Ihe part o f policewom an Stacy Shendan on T J Hooker Soon her Dynasty char­acter was resurrected, and Locklear found herself on both shows sim ultan­eously, a pace she continued for four years until T J Hooker ended

She interspersed three more years on Dynasty with guest spots on senes and roles in T V movies and feature films, including her debut in Firestarter

The 29-year-old actress' success continues In addition to Going Places. Locklear will be seen this fall in the T V m ovie Dangerous Woman, and in the feature film The Big Slice Th is month Locklear, a six-year spokesperson for the Health St Tennis Corporation of Am enca, will release her M C A home video Heather Locklear Presents Your Personal Workout But the actress has not always been so fitness m inded “I 'd eat M & M s for breakfast," she con­fessed She is m am ed to Tom m y Lee. the drum m er for the group Motley Crue < t\ i i«

N FL not upstaged by World Series

By Steve PaachalThe 86th W orld Senes may be the

most precious jewel in the C B S sports crown this week, but the network isn't about to forget its legions o f football fans

O n Sunday, Oct 14, N FL Today kicks off a full day o f football featunng a doubleheader o f regional telecasts First, viewers will see either Detroit at Kansas City, Green Bay at Tam pa Bay or San Francisco al Atlanta Then, the m ajonty o f the country will see the New Y o rk G ian ts clash with the W ashington Redskins while the rest will see the Dallas Cow boys take on the Phoenix Card inals

The fans have their hopes high in Kansas City, where the Chiefs showed glimpses o f playoff potential last year and finished the season w inning five of their last eight

The battle in the N F C East lead between the Redskins and G iants is even more significant because both teams have something to prove The G iants nosed out Philadelphia for the conference title with a 12-4 record last year, but suffered a frystrating 19-13 overtime loss lo the Lok Angeles Ram s in their first playoff game W ashington struggled to a mediocre 5-5 record through the first two-thirds of their N F L schedule but caught fire to win their Iasi five Redskin fans think a 13-3 loss to a 1-15 Dallas team kept them out o f the playoffs , rs i

TN T drama profiles Jackie Robinson

By A m y SchmidtThe Court-Martial o f Jackie R o b ­

in s o n . an o rig ina l T N T m ovie, premieres M onday, Oct 15 Before he broke the color line in baseball, Jackie Robinson fought for racial equality on an A rm y base in Texas Andre Braughcr of G lo ry playsone of the 20th century's greatest heroes

G e n t H ack m an stars in the critically acclaimed political thriller The P ackage Sunday, Oct 14, on Show lime Hackm an uncovers a right wing plot to end an Am erican Russian nuclear d isarm am ent treaty, and himself, becomes an assassin 's target

T h e re 's never been anything like it, so say the promoters of the five-part T B S environmental special V o ic e o f the P la n e t, beginning Monday, Oct 15 W illiam Shatncr portrays a d is illu ­sioned authoCecologist who retreats lo a Buddhist monastery There, the voice of G ata (Faye Dunaway), the spirit of the Eanh, leaches him the wonders of ihe Earth

( 'Utiplai The last Day in ih e L i f e o f B r ia n D a r l in g is a dramatization o f the real-life accidental shooung of 10- year-old Brian Darling, and airs on H B O M ondas Oct 15 The special delineates safely measures which should he laken by parents and ch ild ren B r ia n s parents helped produce this special, which is tastefulk and provocatively done YAatch iiw iih vour kids Y ou can't afford not lo

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5 W h o sang the theme song to T h e Girl Can t Help It?

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T h e ABC late n igh t entertainment series I n t o th e N ig h t S ta r r in g Rick D ees has been renewed for an addition­al 13 weeks In m aking the announ­cement, M ichael Brockm an Pre­sident, Daytime, Ch ild ren 's and 1-ate Night Entertainment A B C Network Group, commenled, " U e re extremely pleased with the creative growth o f the program during us first seven weeks on ihe air W e re hopeful lhai viewership will continue to grow in the ensuing months as we carve out our niche "

A hm ad R ashad . a popular and versa­tile broadcaster for NBC Sports, has been named one of N B C 's courtside reporters for N ationa l Basketball Association I N B A ) coverage beginning this fall

You can look for A B C 's long, long, long-running S cooby fk o o series lo soon come lo the end of its line After 20 years. T V 's longest running cartoon show is about lo bile the dusl

Helen Hayes, who celebrates her 90th birthday this vear has jusi completed taping 26 shows for a new syndicated series, f a n lc r b u r s < mcma C lass ics , produced by White Mountain Entertainment Each of the two-hour programs features a film classic from the 1930s, 40s or 50s

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TV v iew ers h av e "an appalling lack ofknowledge aboul geography.” says Jack Reillv cxei utive producer of AB( s ( k m h I M o r n in g A m e n c a . so he's named <ieorgetown I niversity Profes­sor Harm ile Blij as geography editor to help inform s lew ers on how geography affects world events

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By Candace HavensDear Caadace. M y question is about

T h e Young and the R ad a s, concern ing the Katherine Chancellor kidnap­ping and attempted murder o f Cassan­dra The crimes were committed, but there was nothing in the news or on television about the trial, especially on the Chancellor kidnapping. There was absolutely nothing about the effects on Esther or Katherine Rex d idn 't even admit Katherine was a victim of a cruel hoax W e saw no one pay for the enme The storyline showed empathy for Gina, but it was as if everything else was left in the air

It appears to me that a lot could have been brought out about victim s coping afterward and people really caring Rex was supposedly in love with Katherine, yet he acts as though she was at fault Katherine told the law enforcement officers who should be jailed and which ones should be free I realize this is not real, but 1 just felt it was ridiculous to set it up and then leave it hanging — Alice, B ig S p r in g Texas

Dear Alice: The only answers I can give you are, maybe the writers were just as happy as we were that the these lo n g drawn-out storylines were over The other answer is, you only go to trial on a soap if you are really innocent W hile I ’m glad the storylines are over, 1 have to admit that the writers are sadly lacking in following up on these stones Look how quickly D an ny has gone to tnal We must remember that consistency is not one o f Y A R ’$ better traits

Dear Candace In read ing your column and what others are wnting you, 1 decided to get my 2 cents in

I ’ve been watching D a y s o f O u r L iv e s since my son was I 2 years old, and he is nearly 50 I've never been so sick to death of a soap as I am nght now with this one I turn off ihe T V afler Generations I've had enough of all the deaths on the show The storyline stinks of death I want to see someone happy for a change — Thelm a R o b in ­son. Los Angeles, CaJif

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By Polly VonetesQ : Coaid yoa tell me "hat other films

besides C ry Baby that Joha Waters directed? Would yoa also tell me what N ig h tm a re film got Johmay Depp started acting? How about aa address sad the date of his birthday? Is 21 J am p s trees still on te lev is io n ’ — Dm woe Brado, Malta, Idaho

A: I am not sure 1 have a complete list o f John Waters' films, but he did direct P in k F la m in g o s , D e s p e ra te L iv in g and H a irs p ra y Johnny Depp 's first m ovie was A N ig h tm a re o n E lm S tre e t, followed by P r iv a te R e s o r t Depp was bom on June 9, 1963, in Owensboro. K y 21 J u m p s tre e t. is now in production for syndication this fall, however actor M ichael Bendetti has replaced Depp on the senes W nte to Johnny Depp, c/o IC M , 8899 Beverly B lvd , Los Angeles, C A 90048

Q- Very recen tly we watched a movie on T V s ta rr in g Parry Duke a s a licensed practical nurse. She was a r m e d of givtag orerdosages of morphine to a terminally ill woman. I think the movie was called F a ta l J a s t ic e or something like that She was foand not guilty, " hut the r a t of the explanation of the results wasn 'ton the screen long enough to rend. Since I am a retired registered nurse with over 30 years service, / am interested in the results o f this case. Caa you help m e' —Betty Howe, Rapid

City, SJ).A: The film you are referring to was

called F a ta l J u d g m e n t, and it was based on the book F a ta l D osage , a true sto ry by G a ry Provost. Anne Capute (P a tty Duke) was suspended and stood tn a l on an indictment o f murder one. She was found “not guilty," however, she was suspended from nursing for a penod of four years She is currently working again in her chosen pro­fession.

Q. I heard that Nathan Cook, who played on H o te l, was dead. W hat happened to him and where is his familynow? — M rs . £ . Williams. Vidaiia,Ga.

A: Nathan C ook died on June I I , 1988, from an allergic reaction N o other details were given He is survived by his wife, actress Kara Grannum , and two sons, Cameron, bom Sept 17, 1984, and Jordan, Dec 4, 1986 The family has their home in Malibu, C a lif

Q~ I ’m so disgusted with the so-called entertainment on T V — movies, serials, etc, etc. Tow hom can I write about this ? Please reply! — Mrs. Percy Peterson, Fllisou Bay, Wis.

A: The new fall program m ing is now in the process of premiering, perhaps there will be something o n n o w that

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