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Quite a few women rode the 

interurban to that market there 

l.uter my sister drove th«' truck 

t«i market " 

Simmons made a point o! talk 

tr.g a Urn I one of his mother - bet 

ter friends. Mrs Carter Rural 

Canton * a» a community oi both 

white and black, families 

"Her father an escaped 

-lave that went to Chatham. 

Canada and married an Irish-. 

I: dian woman Her and her children 

wt-re always par'. -•! if 

family, and they were really 

important people in this comm.. 

s.:t\. even though - people 

might not have thou^+rt •».. 

She cared for Simmon- moth 

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door knob, everything got quiet 

You could hear them laughing I 

presume there were some stones 

going around that table, too " 

Simmons learned a lot about 

responsibility in the Citizenship 

Club at Cherry Hill School 

Thej met every Fndas afternoon 

lected officers The chil- 

.Iren Njok charge of cooking hot 

HHfche\ cleaning blackboards, 

and \ "Later year*, we tried 

to institute it dt Palmer but' 

people »aid. 'My kid ain't gonna 

do janitor work tor nothing, and 

that ended that'" 

Simmons rode h«. pony to" 

The third year he got a 

cart so the pony could pull both 

Simmons and his sister That 

la-led urlti.l Mr Proctor moved 

in next door He liked kids and 

would time his milk haul to give 

them -t nde to school 

One of the games Simmons 

played as a child was ho.rseshoes 

with raral horse shoes from 

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where they went to'" 

Alter marry ing. Simmons continued 

to f farm "Mother and 

Ruth alwav- had chickens I 

always gave the women a lot of 

credit for that chicken money 

brcau>e it bought our groceries 

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offer this kind of program. 

"But you say oh, no, no, no, no 

_ let's not interfere with private 

corporations." 

Schuette replied, "It's consistent 

with our laws on oppositesex 

marriages. It doesn't tell private 

institutions _ Hope or University 

of Detroit _ or private 

persons how they should spend 

their money. Thst's their business. 

"It just says we reduce your 

appropriation" of universities 

who pay benefits to same-set 

couples. The constitution (Art. 

Vni sec. 4) gives the Legislature 

pwoer to âppropriate." Schuette 

said.. 

Added Sen. Doug Carl, R- 

...to all of you! 

50 years ago. on April 1. 1946. 

my first patient came to me at 

29627 Ford Road. 

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The provision is unlikely to 

become part of the final budget, 

however. It must still go through 

the House and survive a conference 

committee. Then the bill 

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birth and our patients know they 

must be diligent in their home and dietary 

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"A benchmark decision," said 

Bill McMaster, Southfield public 

relations man snd chair of Taxpayers 

United, predicting other 

anti-tax suits. 

Also applauding was Rose 

Bogaert, Dearborn Heights resident 

who is fightiifg Wayne 

County's fee for 9-1-1 emergency 

service. 

In still another case, the 

'Supreme Court is scheduled to 

hear oral arguments April 11 in 

Airlines Parking Inc. vs. Wayne 

County, a challenge to the county's 

30 percent tax on private 

parking lots located near Detroit 

Metropolitan Airport. 

Macomb County. "The taxpayers, 

are sick and tired of special privileges 

for gay and lesbian couples." 

Carl said the impact of 

paying benefits to gays and lesbians 

would be felt by other students 

when the university raises 

its tuition as state aid is cut. 

"At U-M you can pick up anybody 

for a few days, shack up 

and get special privileges," said 

Carl, a Michigan State alumnus. 

U-M reported 97 registered 

domestic partners among its 

32.000 employees and pays 

$160,000 a year for their insurmust 

get two-thirdB approval 

from each chamber for it to take 

effect this year _ a necessity 

since the fiscal year begins Oct. 

1. 

Young's effort to strip out the 

Schuette section failed on a 9-23 

vote, supported by area Democrats 

John Cherry of Clio, Alma 

Wheeler Smith of Salem and. 

Gary Pete re of Bloomfield Township. 

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The full budget bill won 

approval on a 25-12 vote. Voting 

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The Observer/MutiDAV, APRIL 1,1996 

School reps discuss bargaining issues 

No whining and don't change 

without planning weri among 

the idea* educator* from local 

school district* heard at a recent 

gathering. 

At a conference held in Romulu*. 

sponsored by the Southeast 

Michigan Labor-Management 

Committee ajnd the Wayne 

County Regional Educational 

Service Agency, educators heard 

from representative* of the 

Mount Pleasant School District 

and the Michigan State University 

School of Labor and Industrial 

Relation* Project on Innovative 

Employment Relation* 

Sy*tem*. Local school districts 

including Plymouth-Canton. 

Wayne-Westland, Redford 

Union. South itedford, Livonia 

and Garden City sent representative*. 

"No whining." that wa* the 

ba*ic ground rule in the new 

' Four years ago, the. Mount 

Pleaaant School District faced 

bargaining and "both aide knew 

going in that we were goirjg" to 

have a •trike." he aaid. 

A federal mediator started the 

diatrict on a plan called target 

specific bargaining. That method 

was so successful the district 

plans to use it again this summer. 

Janson said. 

Tucker, speaking from the 

teachers union's point of view, 

said the union'at first looked at 

the federal program with suspitarget 

•pecTfuTcontract negotiating 

program presented by 

Robert Janson, superintendent 

of Mount Pleasant Public 

School* and Al Tucker of the 

Mount Pleasant Education Association. 

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One area in which educators 

hurt each other more than others 

is in collective bargaining. 

Janson *aid. 

SC money 

Engler spread Highland Park's 

fluids around to all the other 28 

nillPm'B to buuM till- avrmgr 

over the 5 percent mark Without 

that money, the other 28 

would have averaged only a 3.3 

percent boost. 

A second but smaller boost 

occurred when Engler and lawmakers 

decided to end a personal 

income tax break of $250 per 

student for tuition paid to a college 

that keeps its tuition hike 

below the rate of inflation. 

High ed 

yes were 20 Republicans joined 

by five Democrats, including 

Alma Smith Voting no were 12 

Democrats, including Peters of 

Bloomfield Township and George 

Hart of Dearborn, joined by 

Republican Carl 

There were two minor skirmishes 

during the budget 

debate 

Sen Alma Smith lost on a 

party-line vote with her amendment 

to reinstate a tuition tax 

credit into the budget bill This 

year the state is giving an 

income tax of up to $250 for 

tuition paid to a public university 

or community college that 

holds its tuition hike below the 

rate of inflation Gov John 

Engler wants to eliminate that 

tax break and spread the $12 

million around all colleges He's 

likely to win 

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But the program had some 

interesting element* No issues 

are dropped in the heat of bargaining 

and the bargaining 

table is circular with every other 

person a management or union 

representative, rather than the 

traditional setup of each side on 

opposite sides of the table 

Bargaining j* set for a 10-day 

period from 8'a m. to 4 p.m. with 

no negotiating on Saturday*, 

Sunday* or holidays. 

The result was a labor contract 

and a non-contractual document. 

To start the process all 267 

teachers in the district were 

asked what the district could do 

to make their jobs better Each 

from page 5A * 

The Senate bill drops the 

requirement that each college 

submit a pian m nihlrvss inmuri' 

ty student recruitment, but it 

continues the requirement that 

colleges report North American 

Indian student enrollment*. 

The bill goes to the House for 

approval during April 

Refer to Senate Bill 846 when 

anting to your state representative, 

State Capitol. Lansing 

4X909 

from page 5A 

Sen Jackie Vaughn HI. D- 

Detroit. lost his amendment to 

hike Wayne State University's 

aid from 4.2 percent to 4 6 percent. 

the minimum increase 

given to other universities 

Kepubltcnns pointed out that 

WSU gets $9,275 per student, 

more than double the $4,277 

going to Oakland University and 

the $4,161 going to UM-Dear* 

born. 

Refer to Senate Bill 850 on 

university appropriations u hen 

writing to your state representative. 

State Capitol. Lansing 

48909 

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teacher could list as many problems 

a* he or she wapted, but 

could not state a solution. 

That brought a list of 352 

problems. DaU was gathered on 

each problem. The major issues 

of salary, benefits, staffing, 

school calendar and professional 

development were dealt with 

along with individual problems 

at the school level. But not all 

is*ue* made it into the contract, 

some were dealt with in the noncontractual 

document. 

Alao the information di*- 

cu**6d and "agreed to was 

entered on a word processor so 

at the end of negotiations a completed 

document wa* available. 

Jarison said. 

Salaries, often a stumbling 

block in negotiation*, took less 

than one hour, Janaon aaid. 

That wa* possible because 

b*»th sides sat down and went 

through the budget. Item* were 

coated out. If class sire is considered 

a problem, the co*t to add 

more teachers is spelled out, 

Tucker aaid. 

"We agreed upon the bottom 

line," Tucker aaid. 

"We're sold on thi*. I would 

never go back to the traditional 

form of bargaining," Janaon 

said 

John Beck, assistant professor 

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at Michigan State University- 

School 

of Labor and Industrial Relations, 

presented the steps in the 

process for implementing 

change aucceaafully. - 

Don't change without proper 

planning, Beck said. The layers 

of flavors of the month programs 

leave people with a bad taste in 

their mouths, he aaid 

He-recommended taking several 

steps in planning change 

People often read about an idea 

in the Wail Street Journal and 

then spend time "jamming it 

into the organization," he said 

Also, crisis is a major motivator 

for change, he said. 

Many people also institute 

changes as if nothing existed 

before, and that insults longtime 

employees, Beck said. 

A key question a company 

should ask is "How do we know 

when thtags are good?." Beck 

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Operation thick hair: Leonard.Rupert 

ind Mikt'l Smith (right) weave custom. 

iirttfii ml strands into the natural hair at 

the basrof Suzi Arnoni's scalp 

Savvy salon treats 

problem skin, hair 

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The wrvicn of « %peoal »alon in Farmington 

Hills MAV notbe for everyone, but the> re certain- 

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(»rt>up often hair enhancement* for people 

with thin hair. and chemical facial peels for cli 

enl* WHO want to "turn back the clock 

"People are surprised to find that the first THIN* 

I set out lo do ia nd them of their reliance on 

foundation." aaid Donna Jagger eathetioanuvroer. 

"By combining the sciences of dermatology. 

nutrition and cosmetology intoa fully integrated 

personaiixed system, I work with client* to createaradiant, 

blemish free face 

L«GG~R said she * had an interest in beautiful 

skin since receiving herfirstfacialat the age of F 

FROM the her grandmother, a Hungarian esthetioan 

She a practiced the craft for 18years,the last 

four, specializing IN alpha hydroxy acid faoala 

FAKA chemicalpeels I 

"There aeema to be two magic AGE*when women 

consider their skin — 36 and 50. Jagger said, 

unsmiling "They reach these birthdays, beer 

about us. and come in for a consultation They 

»ay '1 think it'a time I start taking care of M> 

face European women know better 

Before opening her own salon, J agger studied in 

Toronto under Elena DuBuay. a renown ski near* 

technician Next stopwas New York under the direction 

of dermatologist cosmetic surgeon DR Steven 

Victor, whose clients include Ivana Trump. 

Nancy Kissingrr and Christie Brink ley Both 

teachers espoused the Europeanideals that J agger 

practices. 

Jagger now treat* local celebrities, counting 

among her clients media and professional women 

whomust look their beat for their living 

Alice AntoineCti erf Farmington Hills had a 

chemical peel last year and is considering a sec 

ood "As a natural redhead. 1 damaged my face 

from yean af sunbathing.' she said "1 bad spots 

that I detested Donna suggested the peel She in 

formed me of the process and rtptained what to 

expect- " 

-Well, for one week after the treatment I 

couldn't go out of the house while the top layer of 

my skin peeled off under hearing balms 1 looked 

like I had a really bad sunburn But after aeven 

days, my spots were gone and my akin was radi 

ant" „ 

Among the pharmaceutical-grade products 

Jaggrr handles are Ella Bache of Hungary. Gun 

nilla of Sweden. Nelly DuVuyst of Belgium. Nu 

thcell of Switzerland. Bio Jouvance of Paris and 

Shu Eumera of Japan 

Her staff alao offers hair enhancements tor di 

cots with thin or problem hair Auto show model 

Sun Arnoni works in the salon She said she relies 

on hair enhancements every throe to tour months 

to deal with her thin hair 

-The custom colored atrands are woven ngfet 

into and under your own haar." she explained "It 

takes about six hours, but then you've got a beau 

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w aootka The haar can he blown dry and 

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Hudson's unveils 

its shining star - 

Reporters and civic leaders got first peek at Hudson's 

Somerset store last week when the designer 

shared each department's inspiration through 

story boards at a press breakfast on the almostfinished 

second 

1 

level. 

B\ SI SAN DKMACCIO 

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Likening the store to sn English 

manor home with vou the welcomed 

guest. Hudson's chief of Visual Merchandising 

and Design Andrew Mar 

kopouloa. presented liis vision of 

Hudson's 315.000-square foot flagship 

store in the Somerset Collection, 

five months away from the Aug 16 

grand opening 

And it's verm European 

The carpeting comes from a woolen 

mill in England The light marble 

floor tiles are Creek. The marketplace 

wall mural captures the apint of an 

old world town *quare in Northern Ital> 

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icka well appointed rooms in a country 

inn A great hall-at the center of 

the store rises 'TeveU in glasa 

with a giant clock at the top designed 

to serve as a meeting place for 

jhopper>who part wa>S 

Everything WE did in this store 

came from customer demand* at 

• focus groups." Markopouloa aaid. 

' We're giving you larger fittingrooms 

with lots more hooka and mirrors, 

seating throughout the store, 

better'lighting. !H foot wide center ai 

»les for families with strollers, rest 

rooms on each level with baby chang 

ing stations in each, deck covered 

parking on all floor* with vaulted 

green marble ceilings over the en 

trances, centrally located vertical 

transportation, and a drive through 

package pickup service 

The store's biggest claim to fame 

will be a 3.000 square foot full service 

Estee Lauder »pa on the main floor 

for both men and women The spa 

will be one of eight in the U S with 

four skin treatment rooms, two body 

treatment rooms, sound-proofed 

wall*, indirect lighting, tension re 

lie wing music, light lunches, showers 

and eight service stations for mas 

«ages. manicures and pedicures (The 

cost of a'six hour day at the spa is 

about $185.1 

There will not be a restaurant in 

the store, but on the third level the 

Marketplace will have kitchens that 

prepare food to go, or eat in a corner 

of the 75 seat cafe Dishes will be 

served from six food categories: Cucino 

Gio pizxas and pastas. Asian Accent 

stir fry. Sub District custommade 

sandwiches. Marketplace salads 

and soups. Yogurt Express 

dessertsnd fresh fruit, snd Caffe Gio 

Coffee Bar 

Store manager Judith McCabe said 

the merchandise selection will complement 

the elegant surroundings 

The atore will be slocked with cloth 

ing from American and European de- 

MKiifis. nunui'iv-turt-F-., ami 

upscale accessory house* Leading 

crystal anil china manufactures will 

be featured in tabletop The personal 

shopping department will he slate of 

the art 

"I've hosted our buyers on limo 

sine, bus and van tours of Birming 

ham. Bloomfield Hills, Royal Oak 

and Troy ."said McCabe. "Wewanted 

to get into the community, check up 

on our competition And no mailer 

where these people came from in the 

U.S., they were impressed with this 

area I wanted to inspire their buying 

patterns ' 

McCabe said customer service st 

the Somerset store is an even higher 

priority than better merchandise She 

said to date, she's opened 1.MU0 em 

ployment applications 

"I'm laying the foundations for a 

service culture.'' she said. "We will 

trtiin the staff, practice selling on 

each other, and we'll be the liesl we 

can be before we everopen the doors 

Hudson presilient Dennia Toffolo 

said the cost of the new store, which 

he declined to disclose, will be sup 

ported by "sales from ihia atore 

"We have a business formula 

which takes into account the sale* 

that we expect to transfer over from 

other Hudson stores, but even with 

V f f ' 

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IN DAY, APRIL V, 1996 

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Welcome heme to Hudson'*:—Th» three i£oQ_a tnum at Hudson 

> ncu Somerset store features two glass~eleiTltuis, u.ur MI 

ing ami descending escalators and a glass clock tower — all 

designed to make you feel tike you're visiting an old friend's 

11 m nt r\ home. 

THIN* sales figured in. we believe this 

store will support itself." 

Toffolo pointed oul that since 1990. 

Hudson's has remodeled its Northland. 

Eastland, Southland. West land, 

LAKESIDE snd Summit Place stores, 

and buill stores in Traverse City, the 

Somerset Collection snd Port Huron 

L»et to open Aug 1997 at ihe -Birchwood 

Mall) 

The retail award wipning Markopouloa. 

65. alao announced his retire 

ment The Hudson's Somerset store, 

the largest anchor at the center, will 

1* his laat for Hudson's. 

"We tried to put together a build 

ing that has a soul," he said. "We 

hope lo exceed your expectations " 

The Somerset atore is Hudson a 

10th in metro Detroit. The opening 

will be s gala benefit for Variety Children's 

Charity on Saturday. Aug. 10 

from 6 p.m. to midnight. Reservation^ 

may be made (after May U by calling 

810 258 5511. 

Hudson's vs Nordstrom 

in battle of the shoes 

Hi ST *A.\ D»MA a 

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When Nordstrom and Hudson's 

•»pcn in August, there will be no 

excuse for wearing old shoes that 

Pinln tropin TsWetop: China, crystal and distinctive gifts will be displayed in a setting of dark 

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J 

UU BRLSURVT IFF 

Old timer: Canton resident Phil Pitix's days of 

supervising the county Public Sen ices Department's 

South Yard are oier after Friday, March 

29. Petix is retiring after 28 years on the job. 

Road watcher set 

to call it a day 

BY RAU*W R. Et nnvv» 

S»r*rr Warm 

Canton res'ident Philip E 

Petix is like the undercover 

agent of the Wayne County 

road crews m Canton and 

other western Wavne commu 

nities 

'In always out 

watching." he said 

there 

*Thev 

never know where 1 an; 

even my assistant know* 

where I take a lunch He 

knows I take a lunch, but he's 

neveT caught me taking a 

lunch " 

Petm retired lasrt Fnday. but 

for the last 12 years he sur 

reptitiously supervised about 

50 men at the Wayne County 

Public Services Department i 

South Yard, where the plows 

and salt trucks serving Canton 

Westland. Garden City 

Romulus. Wayne, Van Buren 

Township. Taylor and part* of 

Dearborn. Allen Park and 

Detroit are kept 

"I don't have any sleeprr»" 

Petix said indicating that His 

men invariably kept on 

truckin" because they never 

knew when he might be 

watching 

Petix drove 200-250 miles 

per day al least five days a 

week to asses* the condition 

of the county road* 

"Today I've got nine crews 

out hot patching." he said 

Monday, March 25. referring 

to the spring ritual of filling 

in pothole* These roads are 

going to pot fast * 

Petix left county employ at 

4pm Pnday. March 29, for 

the retirement hi* wife Carol 

never thought he would begin 

"I've been talking about 

retirement for five years' said 

the 55^ year-'.Id Glengarry resident 

"You finally say enough 

i* enough 

This jab I've got. you re on 

call seven day* a week. 24 

hours a day." he said "They're 

always calling you m You're 

always working." adding that 

he typically geU two undirturf*-d 

weekends out of 10 

Petix aims to "get my life 

back to where it was before I 

started with the county." he 

said "Maybe I'll get my golf 

game back * 

"He U tut a hard man to 

W Se rv ices 

Department Director Russ 

Gronevelt "Phil has a great 

ability to deal with people 

LOC'A: ELECTED OFLWIILS HAVE all 

developed trusting relationships 

with Phil " 

Petix said "everybody 

thought I'd die on the job * 

and his wife went with him to 

sign up for retirement 

because she didn't believe he d 

do it 

"When does this go into a 

hard lock that he can't back 

out"** he .said she asked the 

clerk who answered, "As soon 

as he walks out that door * 

So Petix said he walked out 

the door and returned* to 

prove to his wife that he 

wcîld really retire 

Although Petu liked his job, 

he won't miss the winters 

"It's terrible when it snows 

You're out- with 28 salt 

routes * .And he won't miss the . 

disgruntled citizens who 

"come out with guru * 

"They threaten us." he said 

They want to beat us up. all 

because of a little snow being 

pushed in the driveway We 

cant clear out five million dn 

veways * 

Recently in Detroit. Petix 

•aid. a motorist armed with a 

tire iron came at the foreman 

of a crew that wa* patching a 

ramp on 1-94 The state police 

had to be called 

"There * no easy time," Petix 

_ Carol and Phil Petix might 

stay in Canton once he 

retire*, but they're thinking 

about moving to Nevada 

about 20 mile* southwest of 

Las Vega* 

The arthritis will feel better 

out in Nevada." said FVtix. 

and he can "try to get my 

piece of mind back " 

Paper seeking details 

on Dornan voters 

Why Dornan * Eight Canton |f you VOUd fOT Bofc 

Township voter* cast ballot* for j >fnan rHaMt C*M 

California Rap Bob Dornan in 

tie Bepnfatoc—i presidential preference 

primary March 19 sad wa 

451-2700 

want to knew who they are 

Dornan gathered fewer rotas 

m Canton than any of th* other 

s^ht candidates en the ballot 

• itOfy 

tkM fk 

We waat te know what it ia 

aboot Dornan that ia aa com 

oat ef 

the 4.6*4 who voted in Canton If yoa voted for lob Dornan, 

, - | [•.! JH I, • .it , , r malt t a n d ask for 

of win- reporter Ralph Echtiaaw Wa 

want fee write « ' 

«M * 

Being reunited sweet for siblings 

BY JOANNK MAUSZEWSKI „ - • aid. Starr, who received her 

STAJT WV1TM 

i reunion trip to Detroit from her 

JoAnna Hannum remembers adopted parent* as a high «$hool 

her sister at a toddler - long graduation gift. 

before they were split up by The sibling* haven't given up 

adoption 

yet though. They are still looking 

'I retained more memories for Calvin, 17, who apparently 

because I knew we were all broken-Mp 

I feel I am a walking *We still haven't found him. 

doesn't kndw he Was adopted 

computer on genealogy," said South Carolina is what we are 

Hannum. who was raised by thinking * JoAnna said 

Judy and Alan Prince of Canton Kathleen live* in South Carolina 

JoAnna live* ixl Georgia, 

At long last. Hannum was able 

to put a grown up face to her John in Westland with his brother. 

Tom, and Becky lives m Ply- 

memories when her youngest 

sister, Starr, arrived in Detroit mouth 

Saturday. March 22 

"It*.strange," said Tom, about 

That flight from New York 'reuniting with Starr He admit* 

reunited Starr, 18. with some of that a* a teenager he had some 

'her long-lost siblings. JoAnna, bad feelings about hi* birth parents 

giving him up for adoption 

29. brother Thomas, 25, Rebecca, 

J1. and John, 21 —y 

and splitting the family As an 

"I remember her being a little adult, he says he can handle it— 

kid 1 remember diapering her. now * . 

Now she's a big girl and doesn't As the oldest and the one who 

need taking care of." Hannum remembers living with her birth 

>atd of Starr 

parents. JoAnna said she understands 

her parents' turmoil. 

The family of seven children 

were «pl>t up 16 years ago when "They came from bad environments 

My. dad want* to spend 

their parents decided to give 

them up for adoption The Prince tune with his kids but only if his 

family of Canton, w ho opened up kids want to. He just wants to 

their heart* and home to a number 

of adoptive children, took dad* 

make up In my life, he i» my 

JoAnna. Tom. Rebecca Kathleen JoAnna and Starr left Wednesday. 

March 27, for South Caroli- 

and John Even though all seven 

children were espected to be na to see their birth parents and 

adopted by one family, the two sister Kathleen "I want to meet 

voungesf children. Starr and them * Starr said of her parents. 

• • v.,TV .il .pt.-! !••• -My brother and rutnn burr 

in South Carolina, where their 

birth family by tKe last name of 

Ale wine originally lived 

"We didn't know where she 

»as." JoAnna said, referring to 

Starr But that didn't stop her 

siblings from searching JoAnna 

even drove around a community 

in South Carolina asking people 

if they had ever heard of her sister 

Meanwhile. Starr was on her 

own mission of discovery Her 

adopted mom helped her "I 

found Kathleen She told me 

where the rest of them were," 

answered a lot of questions for 

me When I see my parents I 

won't hassle them I just want to 

see them ' 

JoAnna"s good fnend. Michelle 

Calkins, who grew up in Canton 

and met her when she was 

adopted by the Prince family, 

was just excited as the sibling* 

with the reunion 

"It is so neat 1 am so happy 

for her* Calkins said "I remember 

her tajking sbout Starr and 

Calvin and always wanting to 

meet them ' 

The Prince* are not out of the 

J 

Together again: JoAnna Hannum (left) and Thomas 

Prince rediscovered their sister Starr after 16 years. 

JoAnna and Thomas were adopted, by Judy and Alan 

Prince of Canton, ichile Starr was adopted by a South 

Carolina family. 

picture evjj/though their adopted 

kids are grown up and 

searching out each other, as well 

as their birth parents Judy 

Prince was not surprv*ed that 

Starr was found "Especially 

JoAnna, it haunted her She 

wanted all the kid* to staytogether." 

Prince said "We tried 

to keep South Carolina Social 

Service* up on them " 

Finding Calvin will be another 

matter. "It's going to be a much 

more difficult task," Prince said 

Msyor'* Westminister New 

Yesr's Day Psrsde in London, 

England 

Plymouth Salem's two All-Star 

seniors, Jske Nelson and Tim 

Street, were not sble to participate 

in the parade due to prepa- 

Cheerleaders enterhrave new world 

rations for the National High 

BY DIAXE HA>*» 

Srn IAI WARN* 

Once upon a time, cheerleader* 

knew their place on the sidelines 

of the basketball court or 

football field Whrle they still 

knoW how to enliven audience 

enthusiasm, they have come a 

long way since the "rah-rah" 

days 

The difference in cheer lead ing 

even ten years ago is "night and 

day," said Jodee Dillon, coach of 

the Plymouth Salem Cheerlead. 

era "I wish cheerleading had 

been more like this when I wa* 

back in high school" 

Dillon, a 1979 Plymouth 

Saleari graduate and cheerleader 

all four of her high school years, 

ha* coached the Salem team for 

the last six years Husband. 

Paul, ha* axoached with her tor 

the past three year* 

The high school cheerleaders 

today are invplved in various 

type*'of stunting (mounts, formstions. 

gymnastics and some 

very demanding competitions 

and exhibition* 

Plymouth Canton coach. Katy 

Lloyd. a cheerleeder at 

Northville High School from 

1988 to 1991. ha* noticed a significant 

change in the past five 

LotMof 

The PI 

years 

"The level of competition and 

the level of cheerleadtng from 

when I participated in the 

WLLA Western League Lakes 

Activities' the level of cheerleading 

has only increased." 

noted Lloyd "It's not just another 

social activity, but it* definitely 

a sport " 

Practice and performance 

times during the season are 

strenuous 

— "During competition time we 

have four to six-hour practice*," 

said Kelly Corp . captain of the 

Canton varsity squad During 

the basketball season both the 

Salem and Canton teams practice 

three dsys s week with 

games two dsys s week. 

Eighteen tcsms competed in 

vanou* categories in this year's 

WLLA competition held, at 

Walled Lake Central in February 

The Salem squad took third 

overall The Canton junior varsity 

team captured two third 

place award* and the freshman 

team from Canton, competing for 

the first time, took second overall 

"They surpassed, all of my 

expectations.* admitted Lloyd. 

Thi* season marked the first 

time the Csnton varsity and 

junior varsity squad* participated 

in the UCA (Universal Cheerleading 

Association) regionals 

held in Slippery Rock. Pennsylvania 

on Dec. 3 .While the 

teams didn't make the finals cut. 

Lloyd felt they learned a lot and 

plans are irv the work* for competing 

again next year 

They got out there and performed 

their best and I waa very 

proud of them They did a very 

nice job " 

All five of Canton'* senior 

cheerleaders made the All-Star 

team this year. Tammy Bush, 

Kelly Corp 'captain). Lesley Herald 

'captain), Kelly Smith, and 

Tanya Weaver were selected 

based on try-outs st s summer 

csmp sponsored by the Univert 

•si Cheerleading A**ocistion. 

There were 1500 cheerleader* 

from the United State* that combined 

force* with over 10.000 

participant* from all over the 

world to perform st the Lord 

1 

have garnered their 

i 

« hart 

School Cheerleading Champ!"" 

onships The Salem varsity 

squad, with captains, Melissa 

Gilleape. Jake Nelson and Becca 

Sander, took first place at 

regionals held at the University 

of Toledo in November. 

While the Salem team has 

competed on a national level for 

the past three years, this was 

the first year they qualified for 

the finals competion by placing 

in the top 15 of 40 co-ed competing 

team*. On Feb 10,.the 

Sslem squad plsced 11th in the 

nstion st the national championships 

held in Florida? 

"It wa* fantaatic," *aid Nelson, 

who plsn* to continue with 

cheerleading neat year at the 

University of Michigan "It as 

just like winning the whole 

thing" 

The Dillon coache* cheered for 

their squad while watching 

them on ESPN becsu»e Jodee 

had just given birth to twin boys 

the day before the competition 

"It wa* pretty exciting for 

them," she said They worked 

really hard and it wa* definitely 

well-deserved. Thi* year ha* 

been a wonderful outstanding 

year. We're very proud of them " 

Schoolcraft College to award 

honorary degrees to \friends' 

Some good friend* of Schoolcraft 

College will be awarded 

honorary degree* at the college's 

May commencement ceremony. 

, • 

The Schoolcraft College 

Board of Trustee* Wedneeday 

approved resolution* honoring 

Charles Mcllhargey, Eleanor 

Breitmeyer Gebert snd 

Armand Gebert and Mort 

Crim. 

Mcllhargey, a Plymouth resident, 

and the Gebert*. Farmington 

residents, are being 

honored for giving time and 

resources to the Schoolcraft 

College Foundation. 

Crim will ssrve *s commencement 

speaker at the 

May 4 ceremony 

Mcllhargey founded and 

managed a wholesale equipment 

business and was selfemployed 

until his retirement 

in 1984. He came out of retirement 

to serve as director of the 

Department of Building for 

1 

Plymouth Township. He wa* 

alao appointed to the township 

Economic Development Commission 

and Building Authority 

He served as a Nankin 

Township trustee and treasurer 

and was elected a Westland 

Charter commissioner in 1964 

and council person in 1966. He 

served a* vice chair and president 

of the city council. 

He graduated from Wayne 

St. Mary's, attended Easter* 

Michigan University and 

served as a paratrooper in the 

101st Airborne Division under 

Gen. William Westmorland. 

Eleanor Breitmeyer Gebert 

The Observer /MONDAY, APRIL 1,1996 

and Armand Gebert both 

worked as reporters at the 

Detroit News. Breitmeyer 

Gebert covered community 

event* and Detroit society for 

the News for 35 ytears. She 

received the woman of the 

year award from the Detroit 

Federation of Women's Club 

and a writing award from the 

Michigan Women Press Association. 

Armand Gebert wrote for 

the Detroit News for 42 year* 

as a general assignment 

.reporter, music and drama 

critic and ethnic writer and 

columnist and had stories in 

the New %ork Times, Washington 

Poet and Opem Newt. 

He earned award* from 

Gannett, the Detroit Press 

Club, the Moxarteum of 

Salzburg, Wayne State University 

and the Detroit Latino 

and Hispanic communities 

The couple graduated from 

the University of Michigan, 

Breitmeyer Gebert with a 

degree in journalism and 

Armand Gebert with a degree 

in history. 

Crim is senior editor and 

anchor of the evening news at 

WD1V-TV in Detroit since 

1978. 

Crim, Mcllhargey and the 

Gebert* will receive honorary 

associate in art* and science* 

degree*. 

Scholarship applications due May 3 

More than $100,000 in scholarship 

funds are available to 

•indents or new student* 

who have been admitted to 

Schoolcraft College for the 1996- 

97 academic year. 

The Schoolcraft College Foundation 

is accepting scholarship 

application* now through May 3. 

In general, applicant* must submit 

college transcripts and a 

150-word statement detailing 

educational plans and career 

goal*. 

School wins $500 grant 

St. Michael Chriatisn School 

in Csnton ha* been swarded a 

(500 grant from Aid Asaociation 

for Lutheran* 

—The grant i* 

the staff of local early childhood 

centers pursue professional 

I'll take one in black. 

It goes with everything." 

Most scholarships require a 

minimum 3.0 grade-point avers, 

but there are exceptions and 

requirement*. 

Schoolcraft College scholarships 

available for the 1996-97 

year include: Larry E. and Anita 

J. Bennett Endowment; Betty 

and Yale Conroy Scholarship; 

Edwynna Dansby Memorial 

Scholarship; Carl and Dolores 

Fricke Scholarship; Friends of 

the College Scholarship; Audrey 

and Harry Greenleaf Scholarship; 

Richard and Ann McDowell 

Endowment; Eileen F. Moore 

Scholarship; Cindy Lee Polley 

Memurial Scholarship; Carl D. 

and Peggy Pursell Scholarship; 

the Art and Diane Rockall Scholarship; 

Santeiu Family Scholarship; 

Asher and Sarah Smith 

Scholarship; Stephenson Foundation 

Scholarship; Sheila Marie 

Tripp Scholarship. 

THINKING ABOUT 

teacher development opportuni 

ties and strengthen administra 

tive aspect* of their program 

The grant wa* provided TES 

Childhood Education Grant Program 

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5 Senate-passed bills 

target young escapees 

BY TIM RICHARD 

STAFF warm 

Youngsters who run away from 

juvenile homes will be treated 

more like adult prison eacapees 

under five state Senate-passed 

bill* now in a House committee. 

They call them "walkaways.' I 

call them 'escapee*," said Sen. 

Mike Rogers, R-Brighton, whose 

Livingston County diatrict 

includes the W.J. Maxey Tramming 

Facility in Green Oak Township. 

-"We've had two escape who 

were second-degree murderers. 

One is still (hissing. Some of 

them are robbers, murderers, 

in my district." 

The prosecutor says in frustration, 

'I can't do anything to 

'em.' The DSS (Department of. 

Social Services, now the Family 

Independence Agency, which 

runs Maxey) doesn't report them 

to local authorities." 

Rogers' package passed the 

Senate by 33-3 and 34-3 votes 

and allows prison sentences of 

up to four years. Opposed were 

Democrats Alma Wheeler Smith 

of Salem, Joe Conroy of Flint 

and Jackie Vaughn in of Detroit. 

Smith objected that the Rogers 

bills were written too broadly. 

She oited the hypothetical rase 

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MB 

173-8300 64 ? - *000 

FDtC 

inuind 

of a girl placed in a detention 

facility who doesn't want to 

return to a home where she was 

abused. 

"Suddeqly we find this young 

woman charged with a felony for 

escaping because she was a runaway," 

aaid Smith, who lives five 

miles from the Maxey facility 

but calls the Rogers bill is too 

harsh. 

Conroy said his Flint district 

has a juvenile facility, but most 

"escapes" are "lee* than five minutes 

to half an hour late. I guess 

I just den't wat to see them go to 

Jackson Prison because they 

were five minutes late coming 

back." - . — 

apply to residents 

of high-security and mediumaecurity 

juvenile home*. He contend* 

the escapee* are too violent 

and the punishments too 

light _ "they take away their 

mall privileges " 

Countered Smith: "In some 

^ 

*11A ' 

: i 

facilities, it includes a stint ia 

solitary confinement-" 

While the pressure to tighten 

the law came from Livingston 

County, the bills affect a long LiA 

of public detention home* run by 

FIA and private contractor* 

housing 1,866 youngsers. 

Altogether, public homes house 

316 high-security and 526 medium-security 

residents, including 

Maxey, Green Oak Center, Adrian 

Training School and Huron 

Center. Private contractors _* 

including Boysville, Vista Mana 

and Starr Commonwealth _ 

house 184 medium-security snd 

840 high-security residents. 

Roger* asked for a single bill 

but found it will take amendments 

to five separate statutes 

to achieve his goals: 

• SB 866, creating new felony 

for escaping from a juvenile 

facility. The prosecutor could 

charge the escapee a* an adult 

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INSIDE: 1 

Candy recipe« 

MONDAY, APRI 1996 

TASTE 

TUTI 

mesiM 

CHEF LARRY JANES 

Hop to it, make 

your own candy 

I 

don't 

know if you're like me, but I really enjoy 

making and giving gift* from my kitchen'— 

candy in particular, and-especially for Easter. 

Pick up any candy-making book, worth its 

weight in chocolate, and you'll find yourself tempering. 

dipping, heating to exact degree*, molding. 

chilling and certainly exhausting yourself in 

the kitchen Then you need to worry about taste, 

appearance, scorching, storing, and packaging, 

not to mention chopping at specialty stores for 

just that "right* paper cup. dipping suck, or 

heavy bottomed saucepan to insure the proper w 

'outcome 

- But there are great candy recipes that don't 

require s lot of time, specialty ingredients or 

expensive culinary equipment As a matter of 

fact, you might be so pleased with the outcome 

that youll put sway those old stoic chocolate' 

books, and start looking for easier recipes. These 

easy-to-make candies taste and look as good as 

their old-time cousins 

First off. let's get one thing straight 

Candy making is basically just a mixing 

together of varying amounts of sugar, cream, 

butler, corn syrup, chocolate, nuta. and drvd 

fruits, and cooking them Cook them very *l°* 

and you get great fudges and butter creams, 

go s few degrees higher and faster and you get 

chewy caramels Further heat intensity produces 

brittle* and toffee 

Proper equipment 

There are suggested guidelines that can practically 

guarantee success when making candy at 

home Any kitchen that deserves to be called a 

kitchen should have at least one piece of heavyweight 

cookware The roost optimum, of course, 

would be s two or three-quart saucepan The 

least desirable, but still acceptable, would be a 

12-inch deep sided fry pan 

The reaaoo a good heavyweight pan is needed 

is that the heavier the pan the more evenly heat 

is conducted through it. Cookware that doesn't 

have s thick bottom overheats, arid must be 

watched constantly It will produce hot spots, 

which are not good to have when making candy 

Borrow or buy a good heavyweight pan if you 

plan to make homemade candy It's a good 

investment 

Even momma owns s heavyweight aluminum 

saucepan that must be as old as me. and I 

wouldn't dare imply that she get a new own 

Cleanup is a breeze with heavyweight cookware 

If I make, candy in it and something hardens 

beyond recognition. I simply fill the vessel with 

water, place it on the stove, bnng the pot to a 

boil, and presto' it's cleaned 'snd just about sanitized. 

I might add i 

Cooks mamsd to engineers snd accountants 

might feel a little more in control and accurate 

with a candy thermometer, look for one that 

reads in ooe or two degree increments But I 

graduated from momma's cooking school, and 

she could tell when the candy was done by dip 

ping in a spoon, dropping • few drops into cold 

water and gauging its viscosity Candy thermometers. 

especially for the inexperienced, are 

worth their weight in gold Read your ther 

OMfneter at eye level 

Wrapping it up 

Paper and candy rape are available at cake 

and candy supply stores, but I generally rely on 

what's available at my neighborhood market 

You can shell oat big bucks for boxes, specialty 

wrappers, imported chocolate, nbbons. bows, 

•ad all the whistles and bells in town, but 

there's something a bit more personal about 

homemade candy packed m a nicety wrapped 

shoe box. with some crumpled, colorful tissue, 

held together with a ribbon 

If you plan on making more than ftvs 

of candy, it will behoove you to 

quality, imported chocolate in bulk rathe 

relying on indmdaal ban from the local, 

store It might ectualW be foes expos 

finally, and probably moot import^ wh« 

attempting to make candy, read and follow all of 

the directions to s T Make sure all af the 

sugar is (haeohad. ormd splashing Never make 

candy on humid 'eaeeaaivety rainy) days, and 

probably moat important of afl, have fun doing 

it. Invite a friend, relative or child over and gat 

woe tire / 

See Chef Lorry Janse' fmmdy-U—d recipes 

Mat* Chef Lurry Janes ia a ftm-immee writer for 

fAe Obmrmr 4 Eemntne Newepapert, Im. To 

We moot* mail ~seoft forhimc*U (3I3> 

963 9047 an a TesscATeae pktme lAen modbot 

number 1996 

LOOKING AHEAD 

to wa** for h fat* no* 

BY KKSLY WYGONIK 

atAfv wama 

Holiday traditions change with 

every generation, and there's nothing 

wrong with combining the best 

of the. new and old. 

- In our family, Easter Sunday 

without ham and kielbasa would 

be like Christmas without a 

Christmas tree. We enjoy these 

special foods, but prefer something 

lighter for the main entree. 

A couple of years ago, my sisterin-law 

proposed a good solution — 

a ceremonial plate containing a 

sampling of these special foods, 

which are blessed at our church on 

Holy Saturday The plate is beautifully 

garnished, and passed around 

as an appetizer. Everyone enjoys a 

— — 

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28* The Observer/WXiVAW APRIL I, 1996 

Surprise your family with homemade candy 

.See related Taste Buds column 

on Taste front 

PEANUT BUTTER DREAMS 

3, 4 cup powdered sugar 

(plus extra to roll in) 

1. 3 Cup cbunfcy peanut Dot 

ter 

2 ounces cre-am cheese 

2 ounces white chocolate. 

melted She cooled • 

? tablespoons 1; 4 stick) • 

butter, room temperature 

3 4 pound m.ih cNxoiate. 

finery chopped 

2 cups peanut brittle. 

chopped fine 

*bout 18 paper ca.'V> cups 

Blend ihe powdered sugar, 

peanut butler, cream cheese. white 

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2 tablespoons whipping 

cream 

1 tablespoon butter 

1 tablespoon Cognac or . _ 

liqueur 

Lins a baking pan with foil Set 

rack atop the pan Line a baking 

sheel with waxed paper Melt 8 

ounces of chocolate on ths top of a 

double boiler or in a microwave 

gently unlil smooth. stirring frequently 

For optimum results, 

melted chocolate should be at least 

115 degree* F Spoon melted chocolate 

into cup, filling completely 

and being careful not to dnp onto 

the sides Immediately invert cups 

onto rack Gently tap cups onto 

rack, allowing excess chocolate to 

dnp onto foil in pan After about 5 

minutes, set cups uplside down 

onto waxed paper lniwl baking 

sheet. Freeze cups until firm, 

. . ' •* * • - - - - * - Sncr Caiav QLAZIP r PECANS 

about 15 minutes 1 Refrigerate 

eaceaa chocolate dripped on foil 

until firm. Chop and reuse). Bnng 

cream and butter to a boil in a 

heavy saucepan Reduce heat to 

low Add remaining 3 ounce* of 

chocolate and stir until smooth 

Blend ; n cognac Refrigerate until 

mixture mounds on a spoon, stirring 

occasionally, about 5-10 minutes 

Turn cups right aide up. 

Spoon chocolate filling into a pastry 

bag fitted with a small star tip 

Pipe in filling (if no pastry bag or 

star tip is available, place mixture 

into s heavy duty freexer bag and 

cut a smf 11 hole snd squeeze 

chocolate mixture our into cups) 

Pipe filling into cups mounding 

1/2-inch above Can be prepared 1 

week ahead Refrigerate in an airtight-container 

Best when serv ed 

en temperature 

12 cup* 

1/2 cup sugar" 

1/2 stick butter 

1/8 teaspoon cayenne pep 

par 

1 tablespoon water 

1 1/2 cups pecans or other 

nuts 

1 1/2 teaspoons salt 

Spread parchment paper over 

. baking pan. Brush lightly with 

vegetable oil In a heavy pan, combine 

the sugar, butter, pepper and 

water over medium heat. When 

butler has melted, stir In pecans 

Continue cooking, stimng occasionally 

for 5 minute* or until 

sugar mixture begins to brown 

Pour onto prepared baking sheet 

and sprinkle with salt When cool, 

break into pieces and place in 

• wrap individually 

Mnk*a about 3/4 pound 

Berry tart adds festive touch 

Set related story on Taste 

frvnt Recipe from Kelli Lewton. 

Chef .'Owner Tho Unique Caterers 

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1 teaspoon lemor zest 

1 4 teaspoon sari 

6 tablespoons unaaftad Exjt 

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8 ounces semi-sweet côco-' 

late, '•netted 

Pastry cream: 

1 Si*-ounce Do* instant warula 

puddmg. prepared . 

according to package 

directions, can be subst. 

tjted for pastry cream) 

11/2 cups m«l». 

1/3 cup s^jgar 

2 «no*e eggs 

2 egg /0"«J _ 

4 •aci'espoors cornstarcn 

1.- 2 cup sugar 

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41 TTu- Observer/Nk)NDAY, APRIL 1.1996 

Brunch can make a festive change of pace 

- Step out of the ordinary break 

fa?i routine with brunch — that 

ji luhtful change of pace that 

combines some of the beat food* 

from breakfast and lunch in a 

festive, slow-paced meal meant 

t.- be en)o>vd on a Sunday, .a holiday, 

or any special day that 

allows for leisurely dimng Like 

am other meal, however, a good 

t>runch should emphasiie.wholesome 

fruits, vegetables and 

grams, and downplay fata and 

sugars 

Bruqch would not be complete 

w ithous some delicious bread — 

oat bran or rye bagels, sweet 

potato quick bread or low fat 

cvmmeal muiTina are just a few 

.dea.* 

Tr> a savory \rgetable spread 

made with low fat cream cheese 

and a vsgetabie combination of 

finely grated carrots, red pepper, 

radishes and onion that have 

been cooked briefly over low heat 

to ev jporate, moat of their moisture 

Sea> m with a bit of salt^ 

. fir.t'A ch pped garlic cloves, and 

:V> -h ch-ipped thyme, and refng- 

»rat«- before serving 

It' pancakes or waffles strike 

\ ur fancy, try whole wheat 

. gu'n waffles with fruit salsa 

quartt-red strawberries, diced 

pipa>a r peach melon and 

pineapple mixed with honey 

Make apple French toast — 

slices of thick French bread 

dipped in a lower-fat mixture of 

egtf whites, skim milk, apple 

cider and a bit of sugar, cooked 

in a non stick pan with spray-on 

vegetable oil. and topped with 

apple sauce or an apple compote 

For low-fat omelets, substitute 

one egg with two or three egg 

whites for whole eggs Fill the 

omelets with ingredients like 

shrimp, green beans, scallions, 

and sprouts Or try sauteed 

sliced zucchini, mushrooms, 

..chopped onion and tomato 

wedges Garmsh with fresh basil ( 

and a touch of Parmesan cheese 

When your brunch tends 

toward a luncheon, serve a 

chilled berry soup or a cold 

tomato and orange soup Or 

start off with a vitamin-nch fruit 

cooler made by blending your 

favorite juices and fruits. Enjoy 

cantaloupe wvth pineapple juice 

and orange juice, or strawberries 

and Watermelon with lemon 

juice 

Fresh fruit and vegetable salads 

are never out of place on a 

brunch menu Try a colorful pea 

valad made with thawed frozen 

peav diced sweet red peppers, 

choppy «callions. shredded nonfat 

mozzarella cheese and 

minced freah basil 

Dress with a mixture of 1/2 

cup nonfat mayonnaise and 1/2 

teaspoon Dyon-style mustard, 

and serve on a bed of Romaine 

lettuce Or sample the season • 

nutritious produce with Spring 

Spinach Salad, a recipe "from the 

American Institute for Cancer 

Research 

SPRINO SPINACH SALAD 

10 ix«nces tresn spmach, 

WARNED INXOUFCIIIV 

stemmed and twri in 

oeces 

2 cups strawoernes halved 

of sliced 

2«>«nfu*t pee ed and si 

ifra&iespoorts *.ne vinega^ 

5 raoiespoons pat', sfcim 

ncotta cheese 

1 tao'esooon plain low fat or 

nonfat yogurt 

1 2 teaspoon dried hefos of 

your choice basil, tar 

rag on. or use 2 teaspoons 

f»esf iert>S' 

Dash oepoe' 

Prepare the spinach, strawberries 

and kiwi fruit in a large salad 

bowl or individual salad bowls 

Combine the remaining ingredients 

in a blender or food processor 

Spring salad: Toss together a flavorful salad with fresh spinach, strauberriesand 

km ifruit. The dressing is a combination ofricotta cheese, nonfat yogurt and herbs. 

puree unUl smooth without a trace 

of grainineas. and serve with the 

salad 

Each of the 4 serving* contains 

Here's some safety tips for handling Easter eggs 

BeaUtifull> iecorated eggs are 

i pppjlar cust-jm associated 

A ah the Ea-ter Holiday Here's 

..mif information from Lots 

Thitieke and Sylvia Treitman. 

h>me economist* who answer 

'fw Michigan State University 

Extension Food and Nutrition 

Hotline in Oakland County 

For *a'Vty s sake it is essential 

U. fell w «: me sirr.pir' ru:e» when 

handling eggs if thev aje to .be 

mcwumed 

I'-. J.--.' ratfd for show 

' nlv and dispose of them Here" 

an some safety tips 

•Put raw eggs in a pot of cold 

w ater-heatec* over medium heat 

.T.:.. A >".© COev CHANGES * fliAL £ST*T£ SAL£S AND RENTALS MOT MCLtCED 

77w Observer/MuNDAY. AttUL 1.1996 

• SB 

Carrot cake gets new twist with macadamia nuts i 

AP — Carrot cake* have been 1 * cups ptua 4 tablespoons 

Vt cup pineapple juice 

Sift together 1* cups plus 2 knife around sides of cake to loosen cake Using s long serrated knife, 

an American favorite since the all-purpose flour ' 

2 tablespoons cornstarch 

tablespoons (lour, baking soda, cinnamon 

and salt 

snother rack, and cool completely, layers. Remove top two layers. It 

Turn cake out by re-inverting onto slice cake horizontally into three 

1960a, when home cooks and restaurant 

chefs started combining 2 teaspoons fround cmnamon For the cream cheese King: 

In large mixing bowl, combine oil, paper side down. 

helps to use s cardboard cake cirde ^ 

2 teaspoon* baking soda 

I teaspoon vanlla extract 

carrots, walnuts, raisins and Vfc teaspoon saR 

Two bounce packages cream sugar and eggs. With electric mixer, For ths filling: In medium saucepan, 

combine pineapple and sugar. the cut layers snd lift off. 

or flat cookie sheet to slide under 

spices to bake a fruit and-nut I to cups vegetable on „ 

cheese, softened 

beet at medium speed until light in 

art 

cake, smothered with a cream 1 and 2 3rda cups ranuiated to cup butter, softened 

color, about 3 to 4 minutes. At low Cook over low heat, stirring occa 

cheese frosting. 

to cup confectioners' sugar 

speed, gradually add flour mixture, tionslly, until pineapple is tender, Place bottom cake layer on 10- si 

beating just until smooth. 

sbout 15 to 20 minutes. Combine incb cardboard cake circle or serving 

plate. Spread pineapple filling 

"Taste of the Islands" carrot 3 large eggs 

1 teaspoon vanaa extract 

cake la the creation of Mark 

Combine carrots, nuts, raisins pi neepple juice and cornstarch, and 

4 cups sftredded carrots (1 

1 cup finely chopped toasted. 

Hrtirl. pastry rhef el the Four 

snd remaining 2 tablespoons flour. •tir into cooked pineapple; boil for 1 over cake layer. Piece middle layer 

pouno win laims. paawo 

tmesfted-matadamia nuts 

Seasons Resort in Maui, Hawaii. 

Gently fold into better. Pour into minute, stirring constantly. Remove of cake on top of filling end spread 

and tnmmed) 

or pecans (about 4 ounces). 

The recipe won the grand prize in 

prepared cake pan. Bake for 20 minutes, 

then reduce beat to 325 de- 

be made a day ahead and chilled, layer of cake, top side down, on ic- 

from heat, stir in vanilla. Cool. (Can with s thin layer of icing. Place top 

1 

1 cup chopped unaaited maca 

for garmsh 

a carrot cake contest sponsored by 

the California Freeh Carrot Advisory 

Board. 

(about 4 ounces) 

For the cake: Prehset oven to 360 utes longer or until toothpick in- 

For the icing: In medium bowl, over sides and top of cake. Press 

dama nuts or pecans 

grees F and bake for 50 to 55 min- 

covered in refrigerator.) 

ing. Spread remaining icing evenly 

to cup raisins or currants 

- degrees_F. Grease a 10- by 13-inch serted near center comes out clean with electric mixer, combine cream chopped toasted nuU onto sides of 

TASTI OF TNE ISLANOS 

For the ptneappto ftWng 

round cake pan. Line bottom with and surface springs back when gently 

pressed with finger. Cool in pan vsnilla; beat until smooth. 

press nuts onto cake over wax pa- 

cheese snd butter. Add sugar snd cake. If cake is on cardboerd circle, 

CAIWOT CAKE 

2 cups d*ced fresh ptneapple circle of parchment or waxed paper. 

For the cake . 

to cup grenutated sugar 

Grease paper and lightly flour pan. on wire rack for 15 minutes. Run To assemble cake: Peel paper off per. Makes 16 servings. 

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ST I AMES EPISCOPAL 

CHURCH 

1SS W MAPLt BIRMINGHAM Ml 4 

644 08^0 

- MAUNDY THURSDAY 

'Easter Services 

7:30 p.m. Holy Eucharist Maundy Thursday: j 730 pm 

GoodFnday 7:30 pm. 

GOOD FRIDAY 

Easter Breakfast 9:30 am 

12 3 p.m. Liturgy and Meditation Easter Worshe j 10-60 a,m. 

EASTER DAY 

7:00 a.m. Holy Eucharist 

9 ft II s.m. Festival Choral Eucharist 

Chcrru 

Unit el MetMift Church 

321 S ROgs • Carton • (313) 495-0035 

ST ANDREWS EPISCOPAL CHURCH 

16360 Hubbard Road, Livonia. Michigan 48154 (311) 421-8451 

The Rev. Robert A. Clapp The Rev WlHet J. Herrlngtoo 

The Rev. Alan W. BrendemlN 

MAUNDY THURSDAY, April 4. 7:30 p.m. 

Foot Washing. Eucharist. Stripping of Altar 

GOOD FRIDAY, APRIL 5, 12 Noon A 7:30 p.m. 

Good Friday Liturgy 

EASTER EVE. April 6, 7:30 p.m. 

Easter Vigil, Baptism. First Eucharist of Easter 

EASTER SUNDAY. April 7, 7:45 A 10 a.m. 

Flowering of Cross. Eucharist 

• • 

CHRIST CHURCH CRANBROOK 

Episcopal 

470 Church Road (Cranbrook 4c Lone Pine) 

Bloomfield Hills, Ml 48304 

(810) 644-5210 

HOLY WEEK AND EASTER SUNDAY SERVICES 

Maundy Thursday 7:30 p.m. Maundy Thursday Liturgy 

and Stripping of the Altar 

Good Fruity 12 Noon Good Friday Liturgy and 

Communion from the Reserved Sacrament 

7:30 p.m. The Way ol the Cross 

Holy Saturday. Easter Eve 2 p.m. Children's Easter Service 

and Flowering of the Cross 

7:30 p.m. The Great Vigil of Easter 

Easter Sunday 6:30 & 7:30 a.m. Holy Eucharist 

9:30 & 11:30 a.m. Choral Eucharist 

Nunrry cart available at 9:30 and JI 30 a m 

NARDIN PARK UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 

29887 West Eleven Mile ol Middkbelt) 

Farm ington Hills 

(810) 476-8860 

MAUNDY THURSDAY 

7 30 p rn • Candlelight Communion Scrvicc 

Meditation by Rev Faith Fowler 

Children and Youth are Welcomc • Nursery Available 

GOOD FRIDAY * 

7 30 p m • Chapel - Readers Theatre 

Children and Youth are Wdcoroe - Nuracrv Available 

EASTER SUNDAY 

Sunrise Service 

7 05 a m - Outdoor or Indoor Chapel 

Festival Worship Services 

9 IS and II 00am 

Church School - Nursery Available 

Anthems b* Chancel and Sanctuary Choirs 

•On The Rood Again* 

Pastor Richard A Peocock 

FIRST UNITED 

METHODIST CHURCH 

1589 Wesl VUpk Rd Birmingham 

646-1200 

MAUNDYJMURiOAY 7.M PJ4 

VMHMI 

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FRIDAY ECUMPItCAi SERVICES 

12:00-3:00 P.M. 

First Praabytartan Church, Birmingham 

EAITEW iUWfttiC tPflflCP 

7:00 a.m. Rav. Matt Hook 

8:15 9:30 11.00 A.M. 

. "Easter and my Bunions' 

Dr. WIMam A. Wttar 

Pastors 

WHttaai A Rltter Melody P Hurley 

Matthew I Hook Marianne M. Meter 

EPISCOPAL CHURCH OF THE 

HOLY SPIRIT 

9083 Ncwburgh, Livonia 591-02 1 1 

The Re*. Emery F. Qreveite. Vicar 

The Rev. Margaret A. Haas. Associate 

MAUNDY THURSDAY - 7:00 p.m. Agape Meal & Holy Eucharist 

0000 FRIDAY -12:15 A 7:30 p.m. Prayer Book Liturgy 

H01Y SATURDAY - 8:00 p.m. The Great Vigil, Holy Baptism. Holy Eucharist 

EASTER DAY - 7 JO A 10:30 ajn. Holy Eucharist 

A Barrier Free Facility for the Handicapped 

« 

JJaul s 

llnitch iHcthohist (Church 

620 Romeo Street. Rochester. MI 48307. 

(tocates ses »reme i«M north sf 

651-9361 

HOLY WEEK WORSHIP SERVICES 

HOLY THURSDAY. APRIL 4 

7:30 p.m. Holy Communion, Ministers. 

Celebrants and THE TWELVE", 

a Dramatic hssaKattoi, Ma ChlKisss. Coor«netor 

GQQDFR1D AY. APRILS 

12:30 P.M. Music for MedKatk*VOr Hammer** CaocMor 

IrOO p.m. Worshlp- 'Somatlmas Love Hurts" 

MM WrtfW 

7:30 p.m. Service of Tanabraa-o* stout. Ceer«netor 

EASTER $UWAY, APRIL 7 

6:30 A.M.-Service of Entrance 

7:15-8:45 a.m. Braekfast BufM-u«Ma4 Method* Man. Host 

9/11 a.m. WorahlpToo Good to be True! Or Hicke? 

Nursery and Toddlar care provided a< aff servteee 

SAINT JOHN'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH 

574 South Sheldon Road. Plymouth. Ml 48170-1587 

313-453-OI 90 

- MAUNOY TMuasoar 

Stadses sf lbs C«ass 

Hoh EKCUW 

Fx* Eucharist, fs* WssMng a raaatoM 

GOOO FRIDAY 

tisUsie sI nm Cseee 

EASTER SUNDAY 

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CLARENCEV1LLE UNITED 

METHODIST CHURCH 

20J00 Middle bell Rosd Lmxiu 

(8IO> 474-3444 

THURSDAY. APRU. 4.1996 

—Win Swuw TOO 

0000 FRIDAY SERVICE. APRIL 5 

12:30 -1:30 p.m 

EASTER SUNRISE SERVICE. APRIL 7 

6:15 a.m. 

EASTER WORSHIP - 8.45 A 11:15 a.m. 

Evening Service 6:00 p.m. 

, EapdMi a FMtM Hsly EMAsrtst sf Ow RSMTSCtiMi 

(WMrssry Csrs arelsSf sf W»U

MUNDAY.ARIDL 1,1996 

EASTER SUNDAY CELEBRATION AT 

lakes Area Assembly of God Ministries 

Pad A. Fisher. Pastor 

1850 S Commerce Rd • Walled Lake. Ml • Phone: 624 1821 

10 00 A M Sunday School (all ages) 

11 00 A M Easter Message - Pastor Fisher 

o 00 P M taster Musical - "Halleluiah 1 Praise the lamb" 

.under me direction of Abe Fazzini) 

. = nursery available 

Franklin Community Church 

32473 Normafxty Road Franklin Telephone 810-626 OCOb 

9«wf 

Aprtl 7 taste* Sunday Miuo 

8 JO 1000 and 11 30 am 

UU EASTER 

> CELEBRATION 

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11 OO a m 

lO 15 Continental BreakUst 

Covenant 

i/> Alliance Church 

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15858 W 13 Mile 

I M 

(I EECK WRWOLOIWIA^D) 

S (810)644-9009 

Maundy Thursday 7:30 p.m. 

Easier Sunday 10 a.m. 

810/626-6900 

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Mwawi 

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WAM HAN 10 ATTtM) T)CM suvas 

Emmanuel Lutheran Church 

of Southfield 

23425 Lahser 

a block north of 9 Mile 

Holy Thursday • 7:30 p.m. 

Good Friday 

12 Noon Passion Reading 

7:30 p.m. Tenetxae 

laster 

8:30 a.m. L 10:45 a.m. 

810-357-1848 

Christ the Good Shepherd 

Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod 

42690 Cherry Hill Rd.. Canton 

(313)981-0286 

Maundy Thursday Worship 

7:00 p.m. ^ 

Good Friday Worship 

7:00 p.m. 

laster Sunday Services 

6:30 a.m. 6. 10:30 a.m. 

Our Savior Iv. 

Lutheran Church 

April 4 Maundy Thursday 

Service al 700 p.m. 

April 5 Good Friday 

Meditation at 100p.m. 

April 7 Easter Sunday 

Festival Service at 10:30 am 

6980 lAirilngton Rd WestUnd. Mi 

313/427-8119-313/427-1490 

AS HE SAID 

«r=L_ 

MAUNDYTHURSDAY 7:30 pm 

Gooo FRIDAY 7:30 pm „ 

LASTLRSUNDAY 7:30ami 11:00am 

Message. 'Ifhposslbilittes Become Realities' 

EASTIR BRLAKFAST wiH be 

served from 8:30 - 10:30 am. 

All most welcome! 

RISEN OHRIST LUTHLRN CHURCH 

46250 Ann Arbor Road. Plymouth. 313/453-5252 

— 

NATIVITY UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST 

9435 Henry Ruff at West Chkago • Livonia. Ml (313) 421 -5406 

Rev. Donald V. Lintel man, Pastor 

Maundy Ttiur»d*y: 

6 pm. - Family Soup &- Bread Supper followed by —1 

Love Feast for the family in Fdtowchip Hall 

Easter Sundayt , , ' 

8 30 a.m. - Easter Breakfast. -S£u£b9S» 

10 30 a.m. - Easter worship with Holy Communion £/\STER 

All Are Wdcomc! 

Resurrection Celebration, 1996 

Presents 

"HE'S ALIVE" 

an Laster- morning celebration in song 

Special Times Include 

Morning Worship 8.30 a.m. 

Sunday School 

10:00 a.m. 

Morning Worship.. !.... 11:00 a.m. 

Plymouth Church of the Nazarene 

45801 Ann Arbor Road - Plymouth. Ml 48170- (313) 453-1525 

f^ss) North 

fedfe] Congregational C h u r c h 

36520 12 Mile Road bet Drake &. HaJstedi 

Farmington Hills 810 848 t 750 

Aprtl 4 - Maurxt> Thursday - 7:30 PM 

-Hope in the Darkness" 

Worship with Communion m The beaut> And solemnity ot rhe 

rught Special music by our Chanced Cho»r 

Aprtl 5 - Good Friday - 12.-00 Noon 

Communrry ServKe at First Presbyterian Church 

Aprtl 7 - Easter Sunday - 10:30 AM 

"Beyond the Sunrtse" 

A ceietxanon of me magnificent gift of God in awe and joy 

Dr Mart. P Jensen 

Sr Minister , 

O Harry LangVord 

Minister of Music 

MONOW. TUUDAJ. WlO«SOAI or Hott WU»: 

Resurrection V«m 0 00am 

Catholic HOIT THU«SOAI VU 4TM - 7 30 p rr Mass Adoraoon 

m a specwu a/ea until rrwdnight tallowing the Ltu/gy 

Church 

Gooo FUDAI: 12 00 Soon - Scnprure Service 12 45 - 

48 7SS Warren Rd 

Canton Ml 4818 7 Rosary 100pm Stations ot the Cross 1 30 p m Liturgy 

4SI 0444 Hon SAnatOAi: I 00 p m. Biesvng ol taster food 

He*. *kl*+rd A. lAsna SUNOAI: 600 a m Laster Vigil 8 30 L 10 JO am 

rerlrtio f+ttot Masses Blesang ot £a«er Food after ail Masses 

Antioch Lutheran Church 

l {e is risen! 

n.. ' . 33360 W. I 3 Mile Rd 

JlllviUUl Farmington Hills. Ml 48334 

Holy Week Services - April 4-7 

Maundy Thursday - 7:30 p m. 

Good Friday - 7:30 p.m. 

Saturday Evening Laster Vigil - 7:30 p.nv 

Easter Sunday - 8:30 and 11 00 a.m. 

^Historic 

Mariners' 

CfuircA 

Anglican Independent • All Faiths Welcome 

The 1928 Book of Common Prayer 

HOLY WEEK AND EASTER DAY 

MAUNDY THURSDAY - APRIL 4 12:10 p.m. 

The Holy Communion in commemortrton ot (tie lint Lord s Suppe 

GOOD FRIDAY - APRIL 5 12 Noon - 3 00 p.m. 

Psalms. The Stations of rhe Cross, and the Good Friday 

Liturgy, with clwAl music throughout rhe Three Hours 

LASTLR DAY - APRIL 7 8 30 and II 00 am. 

The taster Liturgy Festival Choral Communion at both service* 

Mariners on Han Pla*a ai the Tunnel Free Partung Ford Garage Enter at 

Woodward k Jefferson • The Rev Rkhard W Ingalls Rector • 313 259-2206 

*wt 5j 5m I'dnu (Lid Missouri Synod 

28000 Mew Market. Farmington Hills 

^ exited just oII 12 Mile br-fwrm OrcTwufl Lake and farmingtoo Rds ) 

Maundy Thursday 

Good Fdday 

Holy Communion 7.30 pm Tre Ore Service 12-3 p.m. 

Good Friday Worship 7 30 p.m. 

Easter 

Festival Worship 8 30 a.m.. 10 a.m 

Come celebratel Jesus Is alive! 

Wgrf 

Good 

Easter 

Services 

N E W H O P E 

B A P T I S T C H U R C H 

Friday 

* i f e . h i p Y 

at 

rAMLY VOODY miOTOTP 

Fetter: tarry T. Jeriee 

Easter 

Stmdoy, April 7 1906 10:30 or* 

5403 5 WArst RD • W«v, Ml 313 728-2180 

IA4*. Youh, CM*mv &N*mryMn^ 

GOOD FRIDAY SERVICE 

April 5«h - I 2 Noon 

• EASTER SUNDAY SERVICES • 

April 7ft», S.OO And 1045 am 

Sermon 'Modern Resurrections" 

Good Friday Services 

Fndoy, Apn)5. I« 12:00p» - 2X»p-> 

Special Gloty of taster play 

Fndoy, Evemng 7 Xnm - 10p» 

r 

Cdebration of the ôrd't 

April b "HOIY Saturday 

rTV Wf o! %*">! 

^lesatNf of new fir* - Story of Sol»fltio« 

->JV»ptuw 

CWdeOMlug of arm members - ^turjj of the -Eucharist 

April 7 taster Sunday S* 1 *" 

7:$0 am - 9:00 am - 10:SO am - 12 *oo« 

BETHLEHEM EVANGELICAL 

LUTHERAN CHURCH 

35300 W. Ufh> MH* «d.. Ivmlnpon Hills 


u Holy Communion 7 30 T rh , 

\Hoh7 wccV: \ 

•— 

Good Friday 

—-—Venebrae Service 7 30PM 

Laster Sunday 

Holy Communion Sunrise Service 7 00 A.M 

Easter Breakfast 8-9 A.M. 

Holy Communion Festive Lasrer Service 1045 A.M. 

*i>H01 V WEEK SERVICESfr 

•March 31 - Palm Sunday - 8:30 and 11:00 am 

• April 4 - Maundy Thursday - 7:30 pm Last Supprr Drama 

•April 5 - Good Friday - 12:30 and 7:30 pm 

Traditional Trnrbrae Services. 

•April 7 - Easter Sunday - 8:30 and 11:00 am 

HOPE LUTHERAN CHURCH 

39200 W. 12 Mile, Farmington Hills (810) 553-7170 

*VvVr'-« drvrfybody is Somebody or>J J?e»us » Lord 

Maundy Thursday worship 1000 am &. 7 30 p m 

Good Frtday afternoon worship 1 00 p m 

Good Friday Tenetxae (darturess) service 7 30pm 

Laster Sen/ices 7 00 am 

Easter Breakfast 8 00 a m 

10 00 a m 

Our Good Friday service w 

7:00 A.M. 

A Musical Celebration 

of the Tree of Life 

Our Lady of Sorrows Parish 

23815 Power Rd At Shiawassee 

ts of 10 *tte btrww remington L Orchard Lake Ms ) 

fry Msgr Wsm A HUtpy Arthur W f**et 

trv Lonrt f O Oat «ev Dougtm / Btgn* 

. Ju 

We wdcomr you to cetebrMt wttti us % - 

SACRED TRIDUUM 

HOLY WEEK SCMEDUU 

huwdny. A^ri 4. IfMi Wa Mnanl 

7 30pm Mat* of the Lo«d*t Supper. Mtowed by 

adoration undl MMMght 

Cued frlday Afdl % lHh (Nu MMining 

FVase note- Parish Canter OTfice closed on Cood Friday 

' 12:15 p^n Stations ot the Ctom 

|)0pm Good Friday Lhurfy fUturgy of the W«d 

Adoration at the C/oaa. Communion Service) 

A^HI*. 1«M> 9*m 

1100 am. at Laaaer Food • 100 pm ot Laster Food 

700 pm Laster Wfg Mas* 

-1.1 . . , 

8oeYmT^ 15 am,, litis4-m 1 00 pm 

ST. ANNE 

ROMAN CATHOOC CHURCH 

SOCIETY or ST. PIUS X - 

TRADITIONAL LATIN MASS 

23310 )oy Road Rfdford MI 48239 313-534-2121 

HOLY WEEK SCHEDULE 

7 06 m* - Selwiwi I vwwg Mms - FdkNmd 6y I 

ol ftepote- Thr Snipping of l*e Man Atar • And 

dknntM 

4/3 12 00 Moon - ISO FM CedWow 

200 PM -haoMoflleCran ~ 

ixm-i miiw Aamiioor Umrgy me Lawn-Chant at 

FaUon at OhW and VSamn AdDMSon al Ihe Cms 

1000 FM - FMdul ^gi and Mms af hie lesu 

SOOPM - 945 m Cuifr.au11 

IOOOAM - Mm ot The Imwto 

900W-9»AMrndliilv 

St. Paul's evanqetical lutheRin Chucch 

i?fio FAHMINOTON «OAO 

GOOD FRIDAY - 1:15, Tcnebrae 7:00 PM 

EASTER SUNDAY - 7:00 and 10:00 AM 

Come and worship 

with us! 

Tel. (313) 261-1360 

HoMftna - Tabor Lutheran Church and School 

9600 Leverne Radford Michigan 48239 

Mann* Ihundny - 4 

Catenation at Holy Communion at 700 p m 

The Memge «o Laodkna Netthd Hot Nor Coid 

GondMdar-A»raS 

Solemn Worship at I 00 p m 

Tdnebrae with Holy ComnwSonai 700 prn^ 

lASTIR MOtNMG WOUSHT VWIH HOtY COMMUMON 

at 6 JO and 900 and 11OO 

mm af 7 30 a.m 

Experience rhe victory ar. . . 

CHRIST OUR SAVIOR 

LUTHERAN CHURCH 

141 75 Farmington Road • Livonia (just N erf 1-96) 

(313) 522-6830 

Rev. Luther A. Werth, Senior Pastor 

MAUNDY THURSDAY - 

Holy Communion Service 7 00 p.m. 

GOOO FRIDAY - 

12 30 p.m. ^ Tenebrae Service 7.-00p.m. 

LASTIR FAIR L EGG HUNT - 

Saturday. 1030 am to 12:30 pm. Kids 3 through 

second gTade Reservations needed. 

LASTIR SUNDAY - 

6 30 am. Sunrise Devotional Service 

8:30 & 11 00 am. Festival Communion Services 

700 • 10:30 am - Easter Breakfast 

Special music at all services Nursery Care available 

NEW LIFE LUTHERAN CHURCH (ELCA) 

EASTER WORSHIP 

8:30 a.m - Traditional worship with Holy Communion 

11 a.m - Alternative worship "Hope tor the Flowers" 

with Holy Communion and special music 

At 10 a m . mere wM be an Easier Egg Hunttor the children A supervised 

activities area K availabletor small children during worship New LUe 

Lutheran Chucch Is a terming congregation ol the Lvangeikai Lutheran 

Church In America and meets m thefellowship hall o# the Masonic Temple. 

730 Penhiman. on the square in downtown ftymouthJFor more Information, 

contact Pastor-Developer Ken Roberts at 313/450ST8T

' 

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88 * The Observer/MutiVM, APRIL 1. 1996 ' 

Use breakfast to'tune up' your eating habits 

• Focus Use one to two mmof 

your breakfast time to 

CJS 0*1 your smart eating plan 

* the day Be realistic about the 

m^jes you want to make 

•Simplify Pledge to make 

ail change? A simple change 

-.v eliminating one teaspoon of 

lrgarine even, day from your 

rning toast will save the 

• ru- equivalent of five pound 

i a year 

•Be creative use your imagi- 

As time goes on. eating and nation when it cornea to food 

1 container contains* (67-an.) \67xu nonfat 

•xercise nairarnt patterns mav may runil require 1 ra» choices r^MfOd Make VI AW a* eating »atinff enjoyable 

s»n m v m h 1 »* 1 hnrnlAf A vntfurt • 

-. rue fine-tuning Baby boomer* rather than a chore 

tn •»**• it coming Beginning this An easy way to add creativity 

. **.tr. a boomer will turn 50 .every 

•*e\ en second 

Health, nutrition and simple 

pw-taures are »i>p-of-mind isaues 

r.i those 50 and better Many 

know that simple changes 

•j\ nutrition and exercise habits 

vîke the most sense because 

r»ey're more likely to become 

p-+rm*nent. In fact, the search to 

tnpitfy life, overall, is a fastji>wmg 

trend. Time ts the most 

Slued commodity regardless of 

rfce's life «tage. 

Ke.ent studies show that 

Jin> 5Q,-and-overs use breaks- 

time to seize those extra few 

i jute*, to reflect and to orgathe 

day Over half declare 

s akraal as their favorite time 

>.he day 

jTh« breakfast meal itself has 

in> benefits - it s easy to preire 

And it improves concentra- 

_Ji. Breakfast also helps with 

fight control because breakfast 

» ers tend to have lower fat 

.takes overall and are less 

i lined to snack between meals 

j i vervat at other meals 

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tirting point for "turning up" 

habits Here are few tips 

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basic bowl of cereal To get you 

started,, the Quaker Kitchens 

have created two fun and easy 

"dress up" ideas 

Mochaccino Breakfast-In-A- 

Glass Ss a easy take-off on the 

trendy coffee bar beverage, cafe 

mocha It weighs in at only "210 

calories and a lean 2 5 grams of 

fat. and it's almost as quick to fix 

as pouring-cereal and milk-into a 

bowl Puffed wheat or puffed nee 

cereal is layered with cool and 

creamy nonfat cappuccino and 

chocolate-flavored yogurts The 

toasted almonds are option 

Go Bananas Breakfast also 

starts with a generous serving of 

puffed wheat or nee cereal The 

cereal is topped with nonfat 

banana yogurt, sliced bananas 

sprinkled with cinnamon and 

low fat granola for added crunch 

A natural choice for smart eating. 

the Quaker puffed cereals 

are fat-free, sugar-free, sodium 

free and preservative free and 

hey contain only 50 calones per 

serving Other quick breakfast 

and snak recipes, aj^well as 

more smart eating tips are available 

in the new. free brochure 

Smart Eating for Busy People 

For a copy, send you name and 

address to Smart Eating 

Brochure. PO Box 487, Dept N 

Chicago, iri 60SS ' 

1 container 8 zz nonfat 

caotKxcino or cof'ee 

jOg«/t 

GENEVA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH (U S A.) 

5835 Sheldon Road Canton 

(313) 459-0013 

Maundy Thursday Servicc 

7 p.m.. April 4 

EASTER SUNDAY 

Good Friday Scrvicc 

7 p.m., April 5 

Sun Kis< Service 

Easter Contata 

7 a.m. 9 a.m. & 11 a.m. 

St Paul's Prob^tcriaa Church 

:"i"h F.w Vtw R.wC — IWuiw VxctuNc 

/ •*»! wrt: of tmklbrr 

31^422-14-0 

Maandv Tlkwrsdav (,ood Friday Laste r Suabay 

' 30 rv i: JO 3 B0PM IMAM 

A .*vac»Jte M-JOO C jmratkl UfH 

»« r^.wrj *% vc«. ar%ac 

Your kids know all about the Easter bunny, 

isn't it time they learned the real meaning 

of Easter? 

Don't let bunnies and baskets 

substitute for the real thing! 

OWbrat* the miracle of. 

Easter. An empty grave 

and a men saviour? 

At Providence Orthodox Prqjrrtman Church m Rorai 

you'll discover how Easier can make a difference m your life 

YouU learn about die mystery and depth at God's lo*t in Jesui 

Ghnst- You'll find caring friends and practical help for many 

. of your life 

Providence Orthodox Presbyterian Church 

Call (810) 288-1339 for more information 

& t t r k i n t f j e S H U * 

PrMbftrrun Om 


April 4, Holy Commumon. I p m 

G«od Friday 

April 5.1 pan. 

Festive music for brass and organ 

April 7, 6:45 a.flL, 9 Am. and 11 a m 

All art welcome f 

1340 Wax Lot Lafca Road, »ooBB 4, m 7X0 p.m. 

A#f« ft. at 7.J0 pm. 

.Apt 7. at 10*0 mm. 

$• FIRST PRtSBYTlRlAN CHURCH 

r~' " * . OF FARMINGTON 

; — tjgf % 810-474-6170 

t 

HOLY WEEK EASTER SERVICES 

MAUNDY THURSDAY COMMUNION SERVICE 7:30 PM 

FEATURING John Ruttef's "Requiem'' 

COMMUNITY C000 FRIDAY SERVICE 12:00 noon 

EASTER SUNDAY 

6:4S am'Outdoor Sunrise • 9:00 a.m. t 11:00 a.m. Worship 

Come to the comer erf f AKMINCTON RD. ft EliViN Mill RD 

Grace 

Chapel 

Gnu* Ihe Re*too tor Ufa 

Im Hilb I1CMU-0IM 

irfUMitaelbM, 

JOIN t SrOKCM B 

I.A.VTF.H K UK StaVTCT-V 

T OO p m -C 

1200 I 00 p m 

MSBMA* CfcenJi 

9 30 * m C«i(tnua Service 

11 00 • m. - Hcnu«* Servwr 

a OrcKwd I 

loin in a Birmingham/BIoomfield 

Ecumenical 

C o m m u n i t y 

Good Friday Service 

Friday, April 5, 1996 

Noon to 3a00 p.m. 

held at 

F i r s t P r e s b y t e r i a n C h u r c h 

of 

B i r m i n g h a m 

1669 YV. Maple Street 

Arrive and Depart at 30 minute Intervals 

Many pastors and choirs from area churches 

will be participating! 

W A R D E V A N G E L I C A L 

P R E S B Y T E R I A N 

C H U R C H 

17000 Farmington Road. Livonia • (313) 422-1150 

M 4 7 ao pa 

Mawwrfy Thrnndsy Mewagr ty L> lame* S McCutar 

Tenebrac Servke Hoty Conaunlwi 

Stod FrVfarv Comnunvy Ttt Ore Services 

THE SEVEN LAST WORDS Of CHRISr . 

A Sat. red Cmhjo* 

Rev Harold W Ldmontfc 

Dr lame* N Mitiuire 

Or L lOmmd Or* to 

Mrs pMrta M Dodpr 

O BartWn L Hess 

Rev l>avkl ft Brown. It 

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Rev LMHS L nwpo*e 

Ward CHancef Choir and SoloMs 

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Conceit ot PiayctRev Owtrf % Brown |r Pmch* 

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AP — A quick-to-fix breakfast 

is sure to pluN when bagela *tv 

spread with raspberry swirl cream 

cbeeee or garden vegetable ricotta 

spread. The apr«*di are prepared 

the night before. 

RASFMRHY SWWLCMAM 

Two 3-oynce pec*agea cream 

chan 

The Observer/MONDAY, APWL X, 1996 

bagels with savory spreads for quick-to-fix breakfi 

W cup varaHa yogurt 

1V* ixiooont aujar (QpOonaQ 

3 tableapoone raspberry pre- 

Ueinf food proceeeor or electric 

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Alternately spoon creem cbeeee 

mixt ure end raspberry preeervee 

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in circular motion to form swtrja; do 

not mix completely. Serve immediately, 

or atore, covered, mrefrifsra 

tor, up to 5 days. Serve aa a spread 

lor bagels, English muffins, scone*, 

toast or waffles. Makes 1 cup. 

Ndte: If mixture separate* during 

storage, stir to blend. 

GAMOCN VEGETABLE RICOTTA 

SPRKAD 

2 3rda cup rtootta chaeae 

cup chopped, raw vegata 

Mea. such at carrot*. celary. 

bad pappors. radishes 

1 tablespoon sltoad grean 

onion (optional) 

* teaspoon ground red pepper 

(cayenne) 

Stir together all ingredienta in 

a small bowl; refrigerate to blend 

flavors. Store covered, in refrigerator. 

up to 5 days. Sarve aa a 

apreed for bagels, English muffins 

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cbeeee or riootu cbeeee and' 

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cbeeee: Stir favorite cut-up fruits 

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Canton Observer 

SPORTS 

INSIDE: 

. Bowling, 2C 

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PLYMOUTH-CANTON 

SPORTS 

SCENE 

Onward and upward 

The Ludwif and Karas Real Estate men's basketball 

team, champions of the City of Plymouth 

Open A Recreation League with a 12-2 record, 

advanced lo the^ round of 16 in the Michigan 

Parks and Recreation Association's state tournament 

by beating Northville. 65-62, in the tourney's 

opening round March 21 at Central Middle 

School 

Teammates for 2l years, it marked the first 

time the Ludwig and Kara* team had advanced 

this far in the playoffs Five of them are Plymouth 

Salem graduates, including leading scorer 

Brian Wolcott. who netted 23 in the win over 

Northville. Marty Peck scored 17 and Steve Robb 

had 14. 

Wolcott. the current athletic director at Salem 

and Canton, graduated from Salem in 1976 

Peck ii i *7S grad of Canton and Robb is a '73 

grad of Salem 

Other team members from the Salem/Canton 

area are Rob Willette 173 Salem >; Tom Willette 

(.'75 Salem). Dan Moore

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C*PC) The Observe H M ON DAY APRIL 1, 1996 

ABC dues are increasing, but not all that much 

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nu*«-d no murr in^j»n • r fi*«- 

Weil they »ere true to.their 

nurd Jsid ihf main frijoii !i>r the 

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the lanr» where you 

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BUCKWALLS 

K underway at t'loverlanea in Livonia, 

with :W5 learna bow Ling m the regular 

team event and IM team* .ontending 

for the Mixed Team championahip 

• The ladies ar«s al ll again with 

uu-re great KOTW 

S'oo about Joanne Warner of SN r»lland 

who rolled he/ firat 700 aeriea 

laat week with a 7&3 which included a 

Jtv* in the Kridav afternoon Van Horn 

\ul«> VS rev king l_adies Trio league at 

Oak IJIM In Waatland 

In the Cloverlaaea All-Star 

How W ret tea, ChervI lH»nlels fired a J00 

in t• anir No 1 then saw her teammate 

AleU Sill tat another "perfect.'" 

• n < .attie No J. * 

Both of these iadie* have had »o 

many JlH) games that 1 think they 

st'jpprd counting them 

BOWLING HONOR ROLL 

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i .r»*..rv Vl.arXanning 695 Sco* 1 

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TEMP 

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Senior Hoyse — Dave Willy. iOOOOl. Don Sparnan. IU. Ttrry Madigan. %4AMB 

Barry Schlussel. MV743. Orag iiaachi, father * So* League — Jaaoa Magi 11 

29*72*. Mike LaRocca. 27»7M. Bob Ada» 

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278 i t'J*» pins aim 1 

Ladiaa Nils Out - Charyl SUpak. 

WL Midaighi Mi*sd - Gary Ritharda. 

307 247 J4»/70J, Slaea Hatch. 2M-K1- 

241/747. Tad Kra»». 2«». Ron Bsard. 

27(M»rr, tieorge Bre«r W 

Woodland Midnighlars - Jim Robaria. 

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Salem 

from page 1C 

X 

Ihe 400 and 800 relay®. Kmtin 

Kosik, a high jumper and hurdler. 

Angela Smith, who was 

regional champ in the shot put 

and a state qualifier in both the 

shot and diacu*. and Sara Vida, 

Jessica Asbjand Lisa Smith, all 

ithot and dwcua competitor* 

"It's going to be a good event 

for us again." Gregor said of the 

weight events. *tAssistant coach' 

Jay Blaylock ha* been doing an 

outstanding job developing thoae 

kids" 

There are plenty of others who 

figure to contribute, however 

Among the sophomore* Bonner. 

Jennifer Burke 1 400>; Evelyn 

RahhaI • 800-1.600.'. Hannah 

Watts (hurdles). Ellen Stemmer 

i distance I And with 40 freshmen 

out for the team. Gregor believes 

some will break into the lineup 

Canton 

The other seniors who figure 

to contribute most are Sarah 

Israel in the shot put and discus 

i fifth at regional I; Kelly Smith, 

who tied for sixth in the high 

jump at the WLAA meet and 

also competed in the high jump 

and 200-400. and Brooke Larson, 

in the 400-800 " 

Th# rest of the junior class is 

led by Becky L'ryga 1200-800", 

Manna Kovach i fifth at WLAA in 

the high jump'. Nancy Hoffman 

(fifth in the WLAA in the 300 

hurdles, also 400-800); Emily 

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