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lor Bushels of fun await visitors to Michigan orchards ORCHARDS, from Page 1F fruits and vegetables. Some have wagon rides: and petting zoos. The following is a list of cider mills, orchards and pick-your-own apple farms in Wayne, Oakland, Macomb, Washtenaw, Monroe, Livingston, Lapeer and St. Clair counties. It's wise to call ahead to check on availability.

For other counties, call the Michigan Travel Bureau information line, 1- 800-543-2YES, 8 a.m.-11 p.m. weekdays, 8-5 weekends. For a copy of the Farm Market and U-Pick Directory 1994-95, write to: Michigan Department of Agriculture, Marketing and Market Development, PO Box 30017, Lansing, Mich. 48909; or call 1-517-373-1058, 8-5 weekdays. LAPEER COUNTY APPLE BARN CIDER MILL AND COUNTRY STORE: 0404, M-24), Chapman North Rd.

(9 Branch, miles north 1-810-793-2853. of Lapeer 10-6 daily. Apples and fall raspberries. REYNOLDS BERRY FARM: 5861 Cedar Creek North Branch, 1-810-688-3559. 8-5 daily.

No U-pick. Apples. LIVINGSTON COUNTY GREENOCK MILLS: 10470 Rushton Green Oak 1-810-437-5900. 10-6 No U-pick. Apples.

PARSHALLVILLE CIDER MILL: 8507 Parshallville Hartland 1-810-629-9079. 10-6 daily. No U-pick. Apples. SPICER ORCHARDS: 10411 Clyde Fenton, 1-810-632-7692.

9-7 daily. U-pick apples. WARNER'S ORCHARD: 5970 Whitmore Lake Brighton, 1-810-229-6504. 9-6 noon-6 weekends. No U-pick.

Apples. MACOMB COUNTY BLAKE'S BIG APPLE: North Ave. and 33 Mile Armada, 1-810-784-9710. 8-6 daily. U- pick apples, raspberries, pears and plums.

BLAKE'S ORCHARD AND CIDER MILL: 17985 Center Armada, 1-810-784-5343. 8-6 daily through December. U-pick apples, raspberries, pears and plums. BROOKWOOD FRUIT FARM: 7845 Bordman Almont, 1-810-798-8312. 9-6 daily.

U-pick apples and fall raspberries. COON CREEK ORCHARD CIDER MILL: 78777 Coon Creek Armada, 1-810-784-5062. 8-6 daily. U-pick apples and fall raspberries. HY'S CIDER MILL: 6350 Thirty-seven Mile Romeo, 1-810-798-3611.

10-6 weekends. ANNIVERSARIES ANTOLCZYK 50TH Aug. 12: Mary (Bojanowski) and Stanley Antolczyk of Wyandotte celebrated their golden anniversary. They were married at Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church in Wyandotte, where her parents had married after emigrating from Poland. The couple renewed their wedding vows on Aug.

14 at the same church. Present that day, as they were 50 years ago, were maid of honor Helen Malkowski of Wyandotte, Mary's sister; bridesmaids Clara Siemion, a Wyandotte neighbor, and Virginia Toures of Southgate, Mary's cousin. The original bridal party also included the late Edward Bojanowski and the late Leonard Antolczyk. The couple's children hosted a dinner celebration after the mass at Polonus Restaurant in Wyandotte. Friends and family dined on Polish dishes and were musically entertained by the couple's sons-in-law and granddaughter Maria Pawlowski.

Their children (and spouses) are Paulette Moczul of Lansing, Phyllis (Cass) Pawlowski of Southgate, and Cindy (Terry) Hopman of Canton. They also have seven grandchildren. STOCKARD 50TH Aug. 12: Ruby (Keener) and Leon Stockard of Allen Park celebrated their golden wedding anniversary. They met in Lawrenceburg, and have lived Downriver for 42 years.

Their children are Melvin Stockard of Franklin, Terry Tavernier of Park, and Debbie McCallum of Brownstown. They also have four grandchildren. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, FREE PRESS 3F Include pizza in kids' healthy diets U-pick apples. JOHNNY APPLESEED CIDER MILL: 6001 Twentysix Mile Washington, 1-810-781-4288. 9-6 daily.

No U-pick. Apples. Petting zoo and pony rides on weekends. JUENGEL ORCHARD: 16911 Pratt Armada, 1-810-752-3110. 8-dusk daily.

11-pick apples. MIDDLETON CIDER MILL: 46462 Dequindre, Utica, 1-810-731-6699. 9-6 daily. No U-pick. Apples.

MILLER'S BIG RED ORCHARD AND CIDER MILL: 4900 W. Thirty-two Washington, 1-810- 752-7888. 9-7 daily. U-pick apples. SOUTHVIEW ORCHARDS: 63910 Van Dyke Romeo, 1-810-752-2512.

daily. U-pick. Apples, plums and pears. STONY CREEK ORCHARD CIDER MILL: 2961 W. Thirty-two Mile Rd.

(between Mound and Dequindre), Romeo, 1-810-752-2453. 9-6 daily. U-pick apples weekends only. VERELLEN ORCHARDS CIDER MILL: 63260 Van Dyke, Romeo, 1-810-752-2989. 7-7 Mon.Sat., 7-6 Sun.

No U-pick. Apples and pears. WESTVIEW ORCHARDS: 65075 Van Dyke at 30 Mile Romeo, 1-810-752-3123. 8-7 daily through March. U-Pick apples noon-5 weekends.

Also ready-picked fall raspberries and pears. MONROE COUNTY ERIE ORCHARDS AND CIDER MILL: 1235 Erie Erie (south of Monroe), 1-313-848-4518. 9-7 daily, 11-6 Sun. U-pick apples and fall raspberries. MILLER'S ORCHARD CIDER MILL: 4319 W.

Dunbar Monroe, 1-313-243-6562. No U-pick. Apples and pears. WEIER'S CIDER MILL: 603 W. Thirteenth Monroe.

1-313-242-7396, 8-5 daily. Custom presses apples by appointment. OAKLAND COUNTY ASHTON ORCHARDS AND CIDER MILL: 3925 Seymour Lake Ortonville, 1-810-627- 6671. noon-6 Sun. No U- pick.

Apples. DIEHL'S ORCHARD CIDER MILL: 1479 Ranch Holly, 1-810-634-8981. 9-6 daily. No U-pick. Apples.

ERWIN ORCHARDS: 61019 Silver Lake South Lyon, 1-810-437-4704. 8-7 daily. U- pick apples. FRANKLIN CIDER MILL: 7450 Franklin Rd. (corner of 14 Mile Franklin, 1-810-626- 2968.

8-6 daily. No U-pick. Apples. GOODISON CIDER MILL: 4295 Orion Rochester, 1-810-652-8450. 11-6 weekdays, 9-7 weekends.

No U-pick. Apples. KORPAK FARMS: Williams Lake Union Lake, 1-810-363-6955. daily. Apples.

LONG FAMILY ORCHARD AND FARM: Commerce Rd. (one-third mile west of Bogie Lake Commerce 1-810-360-3774. 3-6 weekdays, 9-6 weekends. U-pick apples. WEDDINGS WEEKS- CARTER July 23: Phyllis Lorraine Weeks of Detroit and Emery Carter of Adrian were married at the Candle Glow Wedding Chapel in Farmington Hills.

The bride's parents are Arnetha (and the late James) Williams of Detroit. The bridegroom's parents are the late Nina and Abron Carter, who lived in SKINNER-BROOKS July 23: Lorri Sue Skinner of Lincoln Park and Billiejoe Elvis Brooks of Taylor were married at Dix United Methodist Church in Lincoln Park. The bride is the daughter of Vernard and Maxine Skinner of Lincoln Park. The bridegroom's parents are Doug and Diane Foster of Monroe. The newlyweds honeymooned at Frankenmuth and Cedar Point.

They are making their home in Westland. CARTER-CAREY Aug. 6: Theadia L. Carter and William B. Carey III, both of Detroit, were married at New Prospect Baptist Church.

Parents of the couple are Robert and Annie Carter and William and Margie Carey, all of Detroit. The newlyweds are making their home in OAK HAVEN FARM: 7515 Grange Hall Holly, 1-810-634-5437. Fall Harvest Days, 11-6 weekends Oct. 1-30. Apples, pony rides.

PAINT CREEK CIDER MILL RESTAURANT: 4480 Orion Rochester, 1-810-651-8361. 9-6 daily during cider season. No U-pick. Apples. ROCHESTER CIDER MILL: 5125 Rochester Rochester.

1-810-651-4224. 9-6 daily until Thanksgiving, weekends until end of December. Variety of apples. YATES CIDER MILL: 1990 E. Avon Rd.

(23 Mile and Dequindre), Rochester Hills, 1-810-651- 8300. 9-7 daily. No U-pick. Apples. ST.

CLAIR COUNTY McCALLUM'S ORCHARD: 5697 Harris Jeddo, 1-810-327-6394. 8-5 daily. U-pick or readypicked apples, or U-pick fall raspberries. WASHTENAW COUNTY ALBER ORCHARD CIDER MILL: 13011 Bethel Church Manchester, 1-313-428-7758. 9- 6 daily.

No U-pick. Antique and other apples. FRANK'S ORCHARD: 6146 Dexter-Ann Arbor Dexter, 1-313-662-5064. 4:30 p.m.dusk weekdays, 9-7 weekends. No ick.

Apples. LESSER FARMS: 12651 Island Lake Dexter, 1-313-426-8009. 9-6 1-6 Sun. No U-pick. Apples and Stanley and Blufre plums.

LUTZ ORCHARD: 11030 Macon Saline, 1- 313-429-5145. 9-noon weekdays except 9-5 weekends. Prepicked apples available now, U-pick apples after Oct. 21. OBSTBAUM ORCHARDS AND CIDER MILL: 9252 Currie 4 miles west of Beck Northville, 1-810-349-5569.

10-6 weekends. Apples. WARNER'S ORCHARD: 5970 Old US-23, Brighton, 1-810-229-6504. 9-6 noon-6 weekends. No U-pick.

Apples. WASEM FRUIT FARM: 6580 Judd Augusta 1-313-482-2342. 9-6 daily. U-pick apples. WIARD'S ORCHARD CIDER MILL 5565 Merritt Ypsilanti, 1-313-482-7744.

10-6 daily. U-pick apples. WAYNE COUNTY APPLE CHARLIE'S SOUTH HURON ORCHARDS: 38035 S. Huron Rd. (I-275 south to exit 11B, then one mile west), New Boston, 1-313-753- 9380.

8-dark daily. U-pick and picked apples. DAVIES ORCHARD CIDER MILL: 40026 Willow New Boston, 1-313-654-8893. 9-7 daily. U-pick and picked apples.

FOREMAN ORCHARD AND CIDER MILL: 50050 W. Seven Mile Northville, 1-810-349-1256. 9-6 weekdays, 9-7 weekends. U-pick apples. PARMENTER'S NORTHVILLE CIDER MILL: 714 Base Line Northville, 1-810-349-3181.

10-8 daily. No U-pick. Apples. PLYMOUTH ORCHARDS CIDER MILL: 10685 Warren Plymouth, 1-313-455-2290. 9-8 daily.

U-pick apples and wagon rides, 10-6 daily. CRUZ-LIGHTNER Sept. 9: Michaela A. Cruz of Belleville and Raymond J. Lightner of Detroit were married at St.

Francis Xavier Church in Ecorse. The bride is the daughter of Sandra Lindsay of Locust Grove, and Jerry Cruz of Belleville. The bridegroom's parents are Ann S. Lightner of Livonia and Raymond E. Lightner Jr.

of Detroit. The newlyweds honeymooned at Disney World in Florida. They make their home in Atlanta, Ga. BUCHANAN-BROUGHTON Jan. 15: Dia Larasa Buchanan and James Anthony Broughton, both of Detroit, were married and had their wedding reception at Greater Grace Temple of Apostolic Faith.

Bishop David Ellis officiated. The bride is the daughter of Patricia and Larry Buchanan of Detroit. The bridegroom's parents are Patricia a and Robert Broughton of Detroit. Following their Hawaiian honeymoon, the newlyweds make their their home in Southfield. SOLOMON-THORNHILL July 16: Justine Solomon and Anthony Thornhill were married at the Candle Glow Wedding Chapel in Warren.

The bride's parents are Odis and Carolyn Solomon of Detroit. The bridegroom's mother is Helen Thornhill of Detroit. The newlyweds make their home in Detroit. Michigan has too many fat kids. And it's getting worse.

Major causes are lack of exercise and poor diets. Good eating habits should start at birth. Parents need to select better foods for children. On the other hand, mealtime will be less of a battleground if Health children are alSmart Heart lowed to help choose and prepare meals. Remember, children learn by example.

If parents are overweight and don't regularly exercise, it's likely their children will be the same. Today's Heart Smart pizza is a fun and tasty way to encourage your children to enjoy healthy foods. Heart Smart is a program developed by the Henry Ford Hospital Heart and Vascular Institute. Program coordinator Fay Fitzgerald, RD, MA, has a master's degree in nutrition and food science. Look for Heart Smart foods in participating restaurants and supermarkets.

For more information about this week's recipe, call 1-313-874-7134, 9-4 weekdays. Fay Fitzgerald demonstrates Heart Smart recipes on WIBK-TV (Channel 2) newscasts at 8 a.m. Saturdays and 4 p.m. Wednesdays. The Free Press and Henry Ford Recommended maximum daily intake Fat Cholesterol Sodium gm 300 mg 2,400 mg Based on a daily intake of 2,000 calories.

If your calorie intake is higher or lower, use the following rule: Add 3 grams for every 100 calories you consume above 2,000, or subtract 3 grams for every 100 calories below 2,000. if ealtime children will be help less choose of a their battleground food. Health System have produced an easy-to-use, spiral-bound Heart Cookbook with more than 200 kitchen-tested recipes that meet Heart Smart guidelines low in fat, cholesterol and sodium. You can MEAT LOVERS TURKEY Vegetable oil cooking spray 1 tablespoon corn meal 2 medium celery stalks, washed, ends removed, sliced 1 medium red onion, peeled, ends removed, cut into wedges 1 large sweet pepper, washed, cored, seeded, diced 1 teaspoon dried rosemary leaves, crushed teaspoon freshly ground pepper 3 cups ground turkey breast 2 cups shredded fat-free mozzarella cheese, divided 1.4 to 1.6 ounces mushroom soup mix 1 pound hot roll mix (made according to pizza directions) Preheat oven to 425 degrees. Spray a baking sheet and large skillet with vegetable oil cooking spray.

Sprinkle baking sheet with corn meal. Set aside. In large skillet, saute celery, onion, sweet pepper, rosemary, ground pepper and ground turkey for about 10 minutes, breaking up turkey. Remove from heat and blot with a paper towel to remove excess mois- PHONE FOR RECIPES charge by phone using a VISA or MasterCard, by calling 1-313-962- 6657. Outside the 313 area code, call 1-800-245-5082.

Call 8-5 weekdays. Books cost $14.95 each, plus $2 shipping and handling per order. PIZZA ture. Stir in 1 cup of the mozzarella cheese and the soup mix. Spread the pizza dough on the prepared baking sheet.

Bake for 10 minutes. Remove from the oven and sprinkle with turkey-vegetable mixture, then sprinkle with remaining 1 cup cheese. Bake 15 to 20 minutes or until golden. Remove from oven and serve. Serves 8.

Cook's note: For a special garnish, reserve cup of the dough. Cut into 3 sections. Roll each section into a 10-inch rope. After you add the turkey-vegetable mix and the last of the cheese, arrange ropes spokefashion on top of cheese, pinching ends of ropes to attach to crust on sides; then bake. Created by Fay Fitzgerald, RD, for Heart Smart and tested by Jeanne Sarna for the Free Press Tower Kitchen.

Nutrition details per serving Calories 312 Percent of calories trom fat Fat Protein Carbohydrate 5 gm 36 gm 33 gm Cholesterol Sodium 61 mg 744 mg Diabetic exchanges: 4 meat, 2 bread, vegetable. BY Need an old recipe? Call Free Press two minutes), we'll get you a copy of FAX FREE PHONE PRESS Plus and get guaranteed service! any recipe that has appeared in the PLUS For tone Select Call 85 phone option cents not 3 1-900-884-WDFP and minute blocked follow (most from the on a toll calls prompts. touch- calls. take ed! your Free anteed call Press by or fax your since or mail 1981. charge within will Delivery a be week refund- guar- of a BIRTHS Joshua Michael Pavlica was born July 19 to Terri and Michael Pavlica of New Baltimore.

He weighed 10 pounds ounces and is shown with big sister Jennifer, Grandparents are JoAnne and Mick Shaw of Temperance and John and Mariester Pavlica of Toledo, Ohio. Greatgrandmother is Bessie Pavlica of Oregon, Ohio. Sandra Lynn Dimitroff was born Aug. 5 to Jacqueline and Neal Dimitroff of Taylor. She weighed 7 pounds 9 ounces and is pictured with sister Anne Marie, 4.

Grandparents are Joanne Bonk of Berkley, Joseph Bonk of Drayton Plains, Alex and Betty Dimitroff of Farmington Hills, and Len and Vicky French of Taylor. Great-grandparents are Claude Culver and Wanda Culver, both of Detroit. Zachary Michael Zukowski, first child of Melody and Michael Zukowski of Dearborn, was born July 24. He weighed 7 pounds 5 ounces. Grandparents are Glen and Jill Boone of Rochester Hills and Robert and Mary Ann Zukowski of Trenton.

Godparents are his uncle and aunt, Sean Boone of Troy and Marcia Horst of Trenton. AMIGOS A AMIGOS mexican restaurants mexican restaurants DINE- IN CARRY OUT BUY 1 DINNER CATERING 246-9888 AVAILABLE GET 2nd DINNER CALL Mexican WEDDINGS or American Food SHOWERS Served OFF! PARIES GRADUATIONS (2nd Dinner of equal or lesser value excludes Fajitas) BENEFITS CORPORATE SUN. THRU THURS, ONLY TREITON: 671-1205 TAYLOR: 246-9888 WOODHAVEN: 676-7703 16981 VREELAND 16700 ALLEN 22085 WEST RD. Paris Elliott Youson was born Aug. 14 to Charlene and Washington Youson Sr.

of Detroit. He weighed 6 pounds 5 ounces and joins brothers Washington 9, and Brandon, 6. Grandparents are Gertrude Fuller of Columbus, Patricia Cater of Atlanta, and Jimmy Lee Youson Sr. of Opelika, Ala. 1 Alex Gerald Hinand, first child of Jodi and Chris Hinand of Detroit, was born Aug.

16. He weighed 6 pounds 15 ounces. Grandparents are Arlene Heiser of Southfield and Gerald and Carole Hinand of St. Clair Shores. Great -grandparents are Goldie Cohen of Cherry Hill, Mike Cohen of Oak Park, and John Hinand of Utah.

Amy Nicole Meinke, first child of Skiddy Meinke of Detroit, was born Aug. 15. She weighed 7 pounds 11 ounces. Grandparents are Persijs and Irma Johns of Warren. Carina Nicole Walker, first child of Brenda and Eric Walker of Detroit, was born Aug.

6. She weighed 4 pounds 13 ounces. Grandparents are George and Katie Mack of Detroit and the late Betty Walker. Greatgrandparents are Lillie Mack of Winter Garden, and the late Ardelia Johnson. Godmother is Helen Butler of Detroit.

Alyce Haley Bauer was born Aug. 15 to Mary Gauthier and Mike Bauer of Detroit. She weighed 7 pounds 11 ounces and joins Emma Rose, Grandparents are Alyce Gauthier of Livonia (baby's namesake) and Howard Bauer of Flushing. Kyle Lawrence Debbins, first child of Tina Mistalski and Lawrence Debbins of Hamtramck, was born Aug. 5.

He weighed 6 pounds 12 ounces. Grandparents are Barney and Dorothy Mistalski of Detroit and Delores Debbins of Hamtramck. Godmother is Kelly Lee Mistalski of Detroit. TELL US This page was compiled by: Audrey McKenna Free 321 W. Lafayette Detroit, MI 48226 1-313-223-4496 Weddings, births, anniversaries and military announcements are listed in the Free Press.

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