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Kosins Big & Tall Consolidation Sale just got bigger. Bigger markdowns, bigger savings! On thousands of suits,
sport coats, shoes and shirts from top fashion designers such as LeBaron, Franco Tassi, Bartolini and more.
With a sale so big the only thing you'll find less of is time. The Consolidation Sale is heading toward its final days.
So hurry in and take advantage of these huge savings before our Big & Tall store closes its doors forever!

Kosins Big & Tall

26300 Southfield Rd., North of 10% Mile,
Lathrup Village • 569-6930

Kosins

Hours: Monday-Friday 10 9,
Saturday 10 6, Sunday 12 5

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Here's Your Outlet.

DINING TABLES

$329

OVAL

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$299

45" ROUND

36X 60 X29

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RADIUS ISLAND

48 X 48 X 29

$309

SQUARE PARSONS

36 X 60 X 29

* Prices reflect solid colors

HOURS:

Wed.,-Sat.,10-7
Sun., 12-4

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FURNITURE OUTLET

2599 Crumb Rd., Commerce Twp. • 669-0066

CONSOLIDATION SALE AT
KOSINS BIG & TALL STORE ONLY.

Prior sales excluded. Alterations charged at cost.
VISA, MasterCard, American Express, Discover and
Diners/Carte Blanche cards only. No store charges
accepted. No layaways. All sales final.

GRATEFUL DEAD page 47

lowing of a family tradi-
tion.
In 1988, Debby attended
her first rock concert.
Afraid of crowds and
spending her days as a
stockbroker, Mrs.
Burnstein had no idea
what she might experi-
ence.
"I loved it. We stayed up
all night listening to Dead
tapes. And I went to all
the shows I could that
summer," Mrs. Burnstein
said. "I realized there was
another way to live. I was
unhappy in my work. So I
quit. I met Michael that
night and we've been
together ever since."
They married March 12,
1989.
Mr. Burnstein was a
longtime fan of the band.
As a youth, he literally
wore • out the album
"Workingman's Dead." He
saw his first show at
Alpine Valley, Wis., in
1984.
"I thought, what a
happy band of gypsies.
What a wonderful crowd,"
Mr. Burnstein said. "On

"In general,
they're a bunch of
environmentally
minded pacifists."

the way out I was handed
a garbage bag by another
concertgoer to help clean
up. I was hooked."
Before Danny's birth,
the Burnsteins traveled as
extensively as possible to
see their favorite tour
band. Now they limit their
journeys, in general, to the
Midwest. Mrs. Burnstein's
father has joined them at
local shows.
"The general public has
the wrong idea about the
Grateful Dead and its
fans," Mr. Burnstein said.
"In general, they're a
bunch of environmentally
minded pacifists."
Mrs. Burnstein added,
"All anyone wants to do is
give you a hug, hand you a
flower or a sticker or a
smile."
"If you don't want to
help save the environ-
ment, the world, and pro-
tect each other while lis-
tening to really great
music, I guess you might
not like it." ❑