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Volume 10 Number 21 Thursday, October 4, 1984 Canton, Michigan 52 Pages Twenty-Five Cents
Millage OK'd
Tax hike passes by 44 votes;
familiar polling patterns seen
By Emory Danials Seven of the school district's 14 pre- Speaker Gary Owen adjourned the Leg-
staff writer cincts voted against the millage re- islature before action could be taken on
quest, but the margins in the positive HB 5475 which would have certified
Voters Tuesday approved the tax in- precincts were much larger — espe- voters who registered during the month
crease requested by Plymouth-Canton cially in Eriksson and Field where the before Tuesday's election. Normally,
Community Schools yes vote was 2-1. voters must register 30 days before an
With a voter turnout of almost 13 election.
percent, the request for an additional BECAUSE OF a mixup in the Michi- "The Plymouth-Canton community
1 74 mills received a majority of 44 gan Legislature, two different color should be proud of itself," Superintend-
"yes" votes — 2,973 to 2.929 ballots were used Voters who regis- ent John M Hoben said Wednesday
The voting patterns followed previ- tered between Sept. 5 and 24 were giv- morning.
ous millage elections with the older en buff-colored ballots while all others "The passing of this millage says at
areas in Plymouth, with heavy concen- voted with white ballots. least two things about this community
trations of senior citizens, casting ^"no" That made little difference in the — first, people value quality education;
votes, while Canton precincts where vote outcome, however, as the 20 resi- and second, when they understand the
families with elementary children pre- dents who voted on buff ballots split 50- need, they are willing to support that
dominate provided a heavy "^s" mar- 50—10 yes, 10 no votes. value with their tax dollars.
gin to the proposal. The mixup was caused when House "Obviously, I am pleased and happy
at the way this turned out. The district
is grateful to the many citizens and
Board rejects
staff members who helped to inform
voters about the need for this millage,"
added Dr. Hoben.
"Like most districts, we're still not
waste proposal oeyu tb ouft t hwee w poloeddsg ewh teon cito cnotimnuese t oto m uosne- I
each dollar well to provide maximum /
education for money expended.
"The real winners in today's election
are the young people and adults whose
programs will be maintained because
By Diane Frea Waste Committee. of this millage."
staff writer The major objections to the plan as
proposed are, according to the resolu- PRECINCTS WHICH normally vote
Canton Township became the only tion: failure to address the issues of against tax issues followed suit Tues-
community of 43 voting communities fair share, fair compensation, financial day. Central Middle cast 285 no votes
to reject the Wayne County Solid Waste support for implementation and dispos- to 192 yes, and Starkweather cast 180
Management Plan when trustees voted al of toxic substances in landfills, and no to 128 yes votes.
4-0 to pass a resolution Tuesday night an unrealistic reliance on incineration, Allen, which reported a heavy turn-
recommending denial of the plan. resource recovery and source separa- out of senior citizens, reported 298 no
Although the county plan has been tion as methods of solid waste disposal. votes to 168 yes votes. Isbister voted
approved by 32 of the communities, The proposed plan also permits the down the millage, 249-228, as did West
enough to assure its implementation if supplanting of local control by 29 of 43 Middle by 397-367. Bird went against BILL BRES LEFVstaff photographer
oafc cNeapttuerda lby R ethseou Mrciecsh,i gaa nte mDpepoarartrmy ernet- vacocteosr doifn gW toay ntehe C roeusnotlyut icoonm. m Turunsittieeess, tvhoet emd idlloawgne, th 1e7 i0n-1c2re7a,se w 2h8il1e-2 1F4a. rrand Canton Township residents (from left) Sarah, are accompanied by parents Alan and Lirtda Min-
straining order has been issued by Cir- agreed that if they supported the plan The result is that all precincts in Susan and Diana Minsterman were radiant faces sterman and grandmother Elizabeth Shade. For
cuit Court against submission of the as proposed, it would appear inconsist- Plymouth and Plymouth Township in a sea of more than 1,500 people who received more on President Reagan'a visit to Detroit, turn
plan to the DNR. ent should they later contest the loca- voted against the millage. All Canton citizenship Monday morning. The three sisters to Page 5A.
A public hearing is scheduled Mon- tion of a landfill in the township. precincts voted in favor of the millage.
Canton trio naturalized
day by the Wayne County Solid Waste Another objection is that the plan The yes-vote margins in Can too
Planning Committee to consider the in- could result in landfills which would were: Gallimore, 256-228; Fiegel, 184-
clusion of a landfill near Detroit Metro- conflict with or diminish prime indus- 122; Miller. .230-143; Hulsing. 259-176;
politan Airport following a suit filed by trial property in the township without Eriksson, 165-86; Field, 153-58; Canton,
the developer. fair compensation. 302-255. By Diana Fraa no different. during the largest naturalization cer-
ACCORDING TO THE resolution. The resolution was drafted by town- The district now must ask voters to staff writer The Minsterman girls, Diana Lynn, emony ever in Michigan.
Canton Township is fully committed to ship planner Matthew Modrack. approve a millage renewal during the -9, Susan Florence, 7, and Sarah Eliza- "They are just beside themselves,"
the efficient, environmentally sound Supervisor James Poole said al- early part of 1985. A committee pres- When President Reagan came to beth, 5. adopted daughters of Alan Mrs. Minsterman said earlier. "This
and equitable disposal of solid waste though several communities referred ently is studying a possible bond issue town Monday, 1,500 new U.S. citizens and Linda Minsterman of Proctor is something they've wanted desper-
and has actively participated as a which could appear on the ballot next felt it was their special day. Three lit- Road, glowed with excitement as U.S.
member of the Wayne County Solid Please turn to Page 4 June. tlegirls from Canton Township were citizenshipwasconfe^e^o^thern P lease turn to Page
Judge orders Dion Nursing Home to close
By Diana Gale nursing home at 43825 Michigan to Report lists violations pected to start evaluating patients this has kept the nursing home operating
staff writer "cease operation" within 30 days of week in order to relocate them to other ever since.
Sept. 20. He also ordered the home to nursing homes, according to Paul DION HAS been in violation of
Dion Memorial Nursing Home has "cooperate with all appropriate agen- ter the court order was issued showed ods of time. Phelps, health department director of "complying with minimum standards"
been ordered closed due to repeated cies and or relatives of the patients to the home "violated the residents' per- "There are things (m the report) that licensing and certification. Styka ex- since 1975, Phelps said
violations in the care given to the eld- the proper placement of all patients in sonal dignity," according to Ron Styka, are contrary to the way you would tended the deadline to close the facility "There's no emergency situation
erly residents. the facility." assistant attorney general. The viola- want to treat fellow human beings," to Oct 28. (life-threatening conditions), but docu-
Ingham Circuit Court Judge Thomas A report by state Department of Uons included leaving residents in their Styka said. The court order is a turning point in ments since 1975 show that the facility
L. Brown ordered the operators of the Public Health inspectors submitted af- own feces and urine for extendea peri- Health department workers are ex a long battle between the home and the has not complied with minimum stand-
health department. The situation cli- ards. and it apparently can't, because it
maxed in 1980 when Dr. Maurice Re- hasn't," Phelps said. "The condition of
Contestants' aim:
lzen, health department director at the the home has deteriorated over the
©bseruer & lEccentric time, declared the home should be de- years.
nied an operating license because of "When you see the same violations
—film autumn action state code violations. Owners and ad- over and over, plus additional one*, it
ministrators of Dion, which is licensed
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F A LL As Tiger team roars, local spirit soars
neighbors on cable
Thurs PC cable guide
series on crime prevention. This week a discus-
SATURDAY (Oct. 6) C L E A R A N CE
sion on the role of security in public safety.
2:30 p.m. Plymouth-Canton Junior Football
CHANNEL 15 5 p.m. Wayne County: A New Perspective -
- Lions vs. Braves (JV)
Information about Wayne County
THURSDAY (Oct. 4) 4 P-m. Plymouth-Canton Junior Football -
5:30 p.m. TNT True Adventure Trails — Students munch
- P-m. Shopper Comparison - Current shop- There is for You - A Great Future " Lions vs. Braves (Varsity). MODEL 8673
ping and price information from four local 8 p.m. SODA Deaf Awareness
6 p.m. Yugoslavian Variety Hour — Yugo-
supermarkets 9 p.m. World of Imagination - A show about • 4 H.P. SUPREME ENGINE
slav residents in Hamtramck present this
2:3©-p. m Let's Hear About Safety — Local weekly show about their lifestyle plastics technology • MULCHER OR BAGGER
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with area organizations. cal care CHANNEL 8 • REAR WHEEL DRIVE
4 p.m. Fashion Apparel Design - A fashion
5 Yoshutohw from East Verinew M -ic hTiaglkan Uwnitihve crosimtyic. Mike 7:30w pe.emk.'s Ctorpaincb irso o"Ak Helpi nHgo sHpainced "C are - This • P-m. CinamatTiqHueURSD -A YJo (hOncnty. 4 )M idnight di- SUGGESTED LIST '459.95 "«tBeyta fMf LwBr.i tDeri llon Ward like ballgames," she said.
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communication. SAXTONS last name was, Jason paused as his
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3 p.m.. Fashion Apparel Design and Betty Bauer about being single dents with blue dots cm their trays won Delores Johnson also ranks Lemon
4 p.m. Let's Hear About Safety. One name says it GARDEN CENTER, INC. autographed Bengal baseballs. Twenty- as the Tiger's No. 1 player.
4^0 p.m. Hank Luks vs. Crime — A weekly best. White Sale. SERV5IN8G7 WYO. UANN SI NACREBO 1R92 8TR .4 •5 PL3Y-M6O2U5TH0 These Field Elementary School students are excited about the fpf"iaPivonlensa yslrehoefilftpifs tpPhhieuendd scd, aei fnvaegnetdr ePyro i1a pl5a s0wsictitl hy elosi Tc.u"kin gg eorf s c pthhoaermtisr - m"oonM"rHcrierkI Srhea iRWtilEs ao Aho igdLmrrau Lnnffdaemm rseeolmna mi,"sem s Ctabhbiiedner tsD, s eu bLlmuoetrmme msoe.n ry.
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ELSIE ROSS chocolate-covered mouths were almost Lee Terry, 6. looked more like a De-
Funeral services for Miss Ross, 87. of Ardmore. as noticeable as the Tiger hats, shirts, troit Lions than a Tiger fan, sporting a
Canton, were held recently in St. Thomas a'Beckett uniforms and pins they wore to cele- silver and blue jacket and hat But the
Catholic Church in Canton with burial at Holv OFF Good Day! brate the school's "Tiger Day." 8-by-10 picture of pitcher Jack Morris
Sepulchre Cemetery. Officiating was the Rev Fr Students had plenty to say about he proudly carried definitely made a
Ernest M Porcan with arrangements made by Me^ Thru October 31st. their team. Some excerpts from an hit. Oblivious to his friends' badgering,
morial Funeral Home of Westland. CLIFFORD R03ERTS eavesdropper however, Lee wouldn't part with his
Miss Ross, who died Sept 26 in Mt Carmel Hos- Fran. Hand Pfaltzgraff "I know one thing. The Tigers won a king-size baseball card.
pital. Detroit, was born in New York She was a Insurance Agency lot," said first-grader Billy Hack. We SCHOOL CHEF Cindy Bastion, who
seamstress and a member of St Thomas a'Beckett *- 20793 Farmington Rd watch 'em on TV." * dreamed up the day's stadium-style
Church Survivors include: brothers, Edward Ross Farmington "I don't like 'em," said fellow first- specials and donned a baseball cap to
of Canton. Raymond Ross of Dearborn Heights 478-1177 HERITAGE WHITE grader Jennifer Meredith. serve them, said "this is a real experi-
Henry Ross of Florida; sister. Jean Mack of Canton "You're funny. You're very funny," ence. It's a big deal. We had the auto-
^ hat's so good Hurry In. For Best Selection! said Billy, a bit miffed. graphed balls and pins donated anony-
VINCENT MORANTE about Auto-Own- "I think the Tigers will win. They've mously - a parent called WJR (Radio)
Funeral services for Mr Morante. 36, of Canton frs Home-owners Wkyside been doing good in the year round. I about what we were doing ... we even
were held recently in St Thomas a Becket Church Insurance* First, think they're going to win with their had one little girl make a Tiger neck-
in Canton with the Rev Fr Ernest M Porcari offi- it s our modern, pitching," said third-grader Jeff Fisch. lac? and earrings out of orange felt
ciating Arrangements were made by Lambert- creative outlook pn Mon.-Thur». A Sat. »-.30-« 800-820 W. Ann Arbor Trail 8. - Jan Bell, our assistant principal,
Vermeulen Funeral Home in Plymouth. Fri. 9:30-9 Downtown Plymouth 453-8310 If conversation strayed from the ' heard them talking on WJR while she
Mr Morante. who died Sept 30 at home, was homeowners insur- Tigers, it wasn't for long. Blaring from was driving to work and was so proud
born in Michigan He was employed by Ford Motor ance. uh polu ies loudspeakers on the school's roof were she put on her Tiger hat and wore it the
Company for 15 years and was a superintendent at that give you what recorded reminders, including "Go Get rest of the way." she said.
the time of his death you need*, what vou First grader Delores Johnson (top left) Elm,"Tigers," highlights from the 1&68 Principal Larry Miller, who declared
Survivors include: wife. Marcia; parents. Dorothy want to pay shows some Tiger spiriL Field's special World Series and an elated Ernie Oct. 2 Tiger Day, considered celebrat-
tahnedr ,W Aanlttoerin eMttoer aMntoera onfte B; ldoaoumgfhiteeldrs, H Kilellsl;y .g rTainfdfafna-y Second, it's your LJavid H. Seaman, M.D. Tdyi gBear sltuinocnh ( wloafst), p Dlainannaed M boyn t(gaobmoveer)y C ainnd- cHhaarmwpesll. proclaiming the Tigers world imngu nthitey apnlady socfhfsoo al wspayiri t"t boy b poiocsktin cgo mup-
and Kern brother. Arthur of Bloomfield Hills; sis- local, independent Ann Coleman. Meanwhile, (at left) Thorn "I think I got a pretty neat hat with on something that interests kids, and
ters. Kathy Pnncipe of Nashville, Tenn., and Lori A u t o - O w n e r s Hay and Jim Wauldron sell "Bless You this button," 6-year-old Cissy Daniels people in the area.
Grady of Westland agent. ho not spectaking in the care or Children & Adults with Hay fe\ er Boys" goods out of a Plymouth office in- was saying. "I got it at a game. I went "We thought we could salute the
ELIZABETH GLASER onneliyg khnboowrhsoo dy. our ASlilneurgsi ePsr.o Bblreomncsh, iStistin &gin Ags tIhnmseac t Reactions, Hives, Eczema, Food tended to sell their Triva Plus game. taon da"I d glaiadkme ae ntdh teh gr regaerme atmtima p.e"lsa 1 yweirth — m' y th eun ocnlee, Tdweiagnyet,sr wsa ae tcar hl uaTnniccgheer tt oidm,ree i snasn, da cn ag piavspe pa nrtodhpe trr isiatnutke--
Funeral services for Mr Glaser. 92, of Westland But probablv who's got blond hair . . . Kirk Gibson. ets and not have it be very disruptive.
mwwwieaatsrhde e tb h hbueeyrl idR aMe lrve eamc tFe oHrn.rtoilal yyJlo FiShnune npS Leut ralTacClhha erHseoso decmoe rweme iet hCte aartyrhr.o aOlnifcgfe iCcmhiaeutnrictnshg even luivtae-s O iun i -t.n ers Monday & Friday 9-5 • Tuesday-Thursday 10-7 m Hhdiaemp's,p "ae sr a gIinrde ah Dtere plcolaarpeyse w rJ.iot hhIn tsaholewn ,oa ly6ds, l wooakticnhg Wsetnue rd'roeeun atteslw ftoeae yTlse tlahomeoyk M ibnaegClo hfno. gr, "w asyasid to M hilellepr
Mrs. Glaser, vrtio died Sept 29 in Westland Con- insurance |||| 8578 Canton Center Road 453-2661 Staff photos by Camille "I want the Tigers to win." Who envied the sports fun seated
valescnet Center, was born in Germany and had ^ Canton, Michigan 48187 McCoy Monica (who was unsure of her last wbehfiostrlei nwgi daend-s cwreaevnin gTV thse — Tig cehrsee ornin gto,
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that's for sure.
Survivors include daughters. Violet Hyde of
Massachusetts, Helen O'Grady of Livonia. Eliza-
beth of Pinckney; sons. George and John of West- GLASS RING SALE
land. and Carl of Flat Rock; sisters, Clara of Water-
ford and Therese of Traverse City; and men grand-
children
Oj<^raMatl Carpets
CLARA BLITHE Three Great R. JOHNS
Funeral services for Mrs Butke, 82, of Dearborn Ring Styles to choose from! _
Heights were held recently in the RG L GR Harris SPECIAL $69" on sale now
Funeral Home in Garden City with burial at St.
Hedwig Cemetery, Dearborn Heights Officiating
was the Rev Fr Kevin O'Doherty - PriL«f indude:* Spixui! option*- and custom feature
Mrs Burke, who died Sept. 24 at home, was born •' Ff uullll nliafemti,m' oep wtioanr ranty Selling Bless You Toys at Rite Carpet
in Michigan and lived in the Dearborn Heights area
• Over 2i.Hl Activ ity Design selections
all her life. She was a homemaker, a member of the . 4=1 AppJu'Jbkr on \aljJium " Ring!..
Daughters of Isabella, and of Our Lady of Grace
K it !4K Gold AvaiUbl* jt Higher I
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Survivors include: daughter. Beverly Davenport -v
of Plymouth; son, Norbert of Dearborn Heights, and '' Q-- <Sc S). By Gsry M. Catss You Boys'," Wauldron said. "I'm trying to think of a ,1 \ , f « * V
two grandchildren. staff writer place it isn't being sold at."
481 Ann Arbor Trait * Ftvmoxh Even President Ronald Reagan was seen wear- . : ^ 7 ^-
455-3030 Boy are the Detroit Tigers blessed — just ask ing one of Waldron's T-shirts on television.
FRESH CATCH EXPRESS Jim Wauldron.
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Thanks to the team's 104-58 season and an A1 WAULDRON INC. has branched out from the
MotxieFresh Seafood Market
Ackerman slogan, Wauldron has been showered "Bless You Boys" merchandise.
Specii 3 in the freshest with his own blessings — selling more than |1 miK The company also manufactures "singing" col-
lion worth of "Bless You Boys" goods in three lege and baseball buttons, as well as carrying a
of the frei
months variety of sports-related items.
Flown in tty from "The Tigers are hot and it's a good product to sell "We came up with the musical buttons," Hay
because you're selling the Tigers." Wauldron said said. The buttons contain a computer chip which is
The 30-year-old businessman spoke in his Plymouth programmed to play different fight songs.
office, surrounded by Bless You Boys T-shirts, "Bill Savola of Plymouth helped us get the com-
glasses, mugs, buttons, baseballs, and pennants. puter chips, and we put the buttons together here,"
Come, Look Us "Three months ago this was zero," he said, "now Hay said. * V* • v\ .
we probably have done as well as anybody selling "This is all emotional stuff. The whole key is in
PLYMOUTH Tigers stuff " the distribution," Wauldron said.
This Sat. 9:30-12:30 Monday - Saturday Guys 100% cotton, Wauldron, a Canton resident and father of two, "It's just experience as to what to get into and
Sponaormt) by th» v holds the license for Bless You Boys goods. Acker- what not to when it comes to selling emotional
Pmtmmn OMcatemrr prew ashed Straight- man, a sports announcer for WDIV, is responsible stuff," he said
mt Plymouth Pa 483-6600 3 10 to 9 I I )enims H7.99 for the slogan and the staUon is donating its royal- Grade A Fresh!
ties to Easter Seals ANOTHER "emoUonal item" Wauldron has de-
All styles of gals' So far the sales have netted almost $1,000 for veloped is a trivia game playing on the success of
Sunday 11 to 4 $5 Easter Seals, according to Lynn Johnson of WDIV. Trivial Pursuit Karastan's Carpets of ANSO IV with HaloFresh
(Corduroy Jeans OFF We got the license for the Tigers stuff beccaaj yse "I actually set up this office to sell our Trivia
fn a yf LocueRj we could jump in quickly and had the contaca cts," Plus game," he said.
Kntirc stock ot girls * iv Wauldron said "Trivia Plus is a whole new concept in games
RORt.^ s b o p pe voting juniors' Fashion cans H9.99 This is the first trivia game which doesn't have fKreasrha;s tthaeni'rs cteaxrptuertses ,ar ein nfroevsahteirve th aannd e vceurr!re Tnht.ei rN foawm,o Kusa rfaassthaino'ns c loulxourrsy h bavreoa adllwoaoymss b eneont
WAULDRON'S NO STRANGER K> manufactur- questions with answers.
Free Do ok Offer! Join exjr Bonus Dook 'f.irts si/c\ not jvjiljhlcut lucKcOjks Ma ing and distributing sports goods Everything about it is unique and everything is only look and feel fresh They'll even smell fresh. This group of beautiful plushes 1s made
JI 8 .PLA MaYin St P TlyHmoEuth NKW-— I L Club 12 poperbock purchases of S1 95 IVkcnkooJ through Ottobcr 7, ll»x4 witAht sapgoer t2in0.g hloeg sotsa rftoerd h oiguht sdcahbobolli ntgea imns k "eHyie ch waoinrsk difTfheer epnlat.y"i nhge s abioda. rd is printed on the inside of a osft aAinnss oan dIV s woiilt,h pHluaslo sfrtaetsihc- Tcohnistr oIsl. t Ahend a,d wvaitnhc eHda lnoyFlroensh w.t Athn bsoui lItV-in p iplero ytaercntsio nal saog ahianvset
or more enrirle our Book Club members \ IS \* jnd Mastcr< jrtl jcccptcd grew and a company was formed as Wauldron be- looseleaf notebook A deck of playing cards and a built-in anti-microbial protection from odor-causing bacteria and fungi. Take your pick
MICHIGAN ro o free poperbock up ro S3 95 in volue1 came licensed to make kqy chains for colleges and deck of cards with various categories are placed in from flne-denler velvets to ultra-thick cabled Saxonies. And right now, they're ALL ON
major league teams the binders. SALE. Isn't that re-freshing?
The company, American Logo, was sold to Aseo Depending on a roll of the dice and the suit of a Save on Primeau, Eloquence II,
and Wauldron moved on to other things card which comes up, the player must name an
MosferCord, Viso, American Express Accepted "Three months ago I was in Minnesota selling item from the category card which begins with a Mistique, Gallantry, Louveau,
Michael Jackson bags." he said "I called Acker- specified letter. At least one player must agree Eloquence, Waterlilliea, Plua Othera.
man from Minnesota and we put together a propos- with the answer for it to be valid.
A Little Professor Book Center al " "That's what makes this game so great, the an- ALL REDUCED FOR THIS GREAT
The "we" is Wauldron and Thorn Hay. now vice swers change with time," Wauldron said.
$-|00 president of Waudron Inc. The game will be produced locally and marketed R KARASTANSALE
"On July 16, WDIV gave us the license." Hay nationally 28188 SCHOOLCRAFT
^ TftO^SSOtt OK said "There were several local business people "The trend is for trivia games and anything deal-
IN, for khe g o od t i m es who thought of ways to sell the stuff, but they se- ing with trivia will be hot for a while But just like In Livonim
lected us the Tiger* stuff, when the trend passes then some- i te C a r p et Between Middiebett a
NEXT TO MBJER* Oft "WDIV recognized Jim's ability Wput it togeth- thing else will come along," he said Inkster • Acroes from DRC
350 S. Main Street, Plymouth • Telephone [phone] TWELVE OAKS MALL * AT CAffrOM CEftltW er Now we got things all over the city All the And just like now, Wauldron promises to be there . CALL: 422-5200
• WE871AHDMALL • PARDEE AT EUREKA W TAYLOR major stores carry our staff, plus hundreds of inde- with a way to market take-off items. SHOP DAILY # to 9
pendent stores," Hay said Maybe his next product will be a singing Tiger m ac • SAT. 9 to 6 • CLOSED SUN.
"You can't go anywhere without seeing Bless trivia game k
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Young Koreans become Americans Thursday, October 4. 1984 O&E
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Continued from Page 1 The adoption became final one year "They'll come across a word or a which has three dogs and two cats, is DINNER SELECTION
ately They want to be able to say after the girls' arrival, and the first pa- phrase they don't understand, like used to doing everything in multiples Now Available
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THE MLNSTERMANS became the examiner in May, and since then "it's events as Thanksgiving or Abraham do it exactly the same way," Mrs Min- dren were sworn in by Chief Judge the world — with the highest dues,'"
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most reserved arid "'a little mother" of citizenship are their previous life now, but occasional- else in their Canton Township school. event even more memorable was the don't suppose anyone would know the
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THE THREE-YEAR wait for citi- speaking only English, Korean all but In some ways, adopting the jthree All advertising published in the Canton especially enjoys haircutting, cure liberty and justice, and the best
zenship was a long one, Mrs Minster- forgotten. Mrs. Minsterman said. girls may have been easier than adopt- Observer is subject to the conditions permanents and hair coloring. * ways to protect them."
man said. "The process Lakes so long "Silly little things" will occasionally ing just one child, Mrs Minsterman stated in the applicable rate card, cop- She has 17 years experience in Z> V
sthaiadt they were getting frustrated," she cMaiunsset perrmobalne msasid n. ow for the girls," Mrs. shaaidd .e a"Tchhe oyth deird tno't r efelyel o nal."l aTlhoen ef,a mthielyy . eiveres 4r ot8il9s iwn ghS i.dceh Mp aaarirent.m a ePvnalyt ,m'-aCobuaietnh tf,oron Mml O t4bh8es1e 7rav0d-.- tycheoean frsiset laidnnt loPyf luy pcmodosaumttihne.gto hlNoeagrny t,ceyc fhi vinsei c * miDgrEaStiIoGnN aEndD TNOat BurRaIliNzGati tohne USe rSv. iIcme -
'313) 459-2700. The Canton Observer BEAUTIFUL PEOPLE ques and current hair up to date on citizenship requests, the
Canton alone on waste stance reserves the right not to accept an ad- HAIR FORUM trends. If you are looking v morning ceremony was a first for the
vertiser's order Observer & Eccentric for innovating Ideas and state.
ad-taxers have no authority to bind this 550 FOREST AVE. the latest hair trends call -» * Usually, the eastern district swears
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sBtya fDf iwarnitee rF ree plicants, was sponsored by the National rower's capacity to carry out the Continue<ftrom Page 1. tated as flies landed oo the sore. The wash their hands after handling urine
Church Residences, a non-profit organ- project to completion, the borrower's means they haven't demonstrated patient's back, shoulders and buttocks and feces.
Canton Township officials received iuznaittiso.n C tahrartoll o spaeidra.t HesUD 4 ,r9e0q0uir sesim thilaatr a funding capability, the site location, they can operate it," he said. were exposed. • Patients sat nude and unattend-
By Gary M. Cat** paper interview, but carefully avoided anything aw 1o3rd2 -luanstit we esken tihoart- cfietdizeernal f uhnoduisnigng f or nporonj-epcrto. fit organization sponsor the omf oddisepstl adceesmignen tan adnd c ofseta sainbdil itthye o efx rteelnot- haAvet tthheis oppotiinotn, D ofio nap rpeeparleisnegnt taoti vthees slo•u cAhe dp aotvieernt w saitth s oaa kpeuddd ilne u orfin uer ianned ed. •" Re h„a bilitation ordered by a phy-
staff writer controversial Tuesday night. project was rejected by the U.S. De- cation. Michigan Court of Appeals or "they on the floor for about two hours while sician wasn't carried through.
partment of Housing and Urban Devel- The HUD Section 202 housing funds OF THE CANTON Township propos- could make a concrete proposal" to nursing home workers passed by • A patient was observed with a
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quickly sidestepped an opportunity for questions. on Brickman said there would have
ing that it was an honor to have the federal judge discretion from the.back-up list."
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ate from his patriotic theme. The chief judge most ducing President Ronald Reagan to the Detroit LIFETIME WARRANTY B O OM through the Housing Secretary's Dis- than the first and second ranked for ing on a shoestring,1'
recently is known for hearing the Vista Disposal Economic Club. AVAILABLE FINANCING AVAILABLE cretionary Funds. funding. Brickman said the group will take an
Dbreibtreoryit- Wcaasteesr aanndd Sfoerw etarkagineg D jeupraisrdtmicetinotn. over the PaTrthye icnh iMefi cjhuidggaen wdausri ncgha tihrem a1n95 o0fs. t hHee R heapsu sbelrivcaend OF FINE . 637 MAIN STREET theT sheec Conandt-opnla cpero rjaenckt,in wgh oicuht orfe c3e6iv aepd- tiaCl saerlreocllt isoanid w tehree r abnaksiendgs o nfo rth tehe b oinri-- apcotsiavle a ipnptreorevsetd inne txrty yinegar t.o get the pro- LEES CARPETS FACTONROWY A APPUEATRHINGO RIZED CARPET SALE!
He has come under fire of late for his comments as a federal judge for 15 years, the last five as chief D SLOCK S OI MAYFLOWE HROTEL'
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427-5050 453-3550
persewer fame, in Plymouth Tuesday 27510 W. 7 MILE 33536 W. 5 MILE „ 810 S. MAIN 100TH ANNIVERSARY GALA CELEBRATION :*o ALSO FEATURING ALL OTHER PERFORMANCES AT BOTH
night, discusses the swearing-in of a West off Inkster West of Farmington Next to Mayflower LEES CARPETING! KRAMER LOCATIONS.
large number of new citizens the day be- Party Shoppe (1884-1984) THRU OCTOBER 14TH Lees Carpets have reduced ffl. Ask about the DuPont
° o or Jheir direct-froT!-factory
fore in front of President Reagan. BARCA[p LINGER* Every Recliner in Tyner's r'*es 100 Years ago Sir Thomas Crapper introduced his new prices, so we're passing F/oortiu? ANTRON SPhAoLnEe E NODffSe r
invention — The "Toilet" O !he savings on to you' X. KNJ 'lOO«COrt»>«GS5J»lCt U OCTOBER 15th
American Standard Enter Our Eljer PLYMOUTH • 455-3393
WSDP / 88.1 Selection up to 41 % OFF L"k i- PLEBE DRAWING FOR A NEW E M B L EM 4Ho2u2r91s : ATMnuonen sA..,,r T bWhoeurd rRs .o., aS Fdar ti(. P,,M 11C00 aCa.em.mn..t--e69r. pEp. .mm o . f Lilley) H15o9u8rs6: MTMuiodends.,l.e .W bSeeadltt... .{ BT9eh atu.wrmse..e,-6n F 5rpi .4,.m 69. Ma.imle.- 9RD pS. N)
Grade A TOILET $White 95
White 3 TO BE GIVEN AWAY 79 £
dto station at Plymouth Centennial Education- Save up to 41% row on every tec ner in stock at Tyner's Doz- Z1n cn| O I fBBf IG B WM PEPME K m !.
al Park (CEP). ens of styles by two of Amends frest Recline' manufacturers FREE COFFEE & CAKE Reg. 104.40
- Barcalounger and Action by Lane. Wall-Savers.. Rocker-Re- 1 ON SAT., 10-13 & SUN., 10-14 Color
PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS culpinse, resa,s ayn dto S cwairvee-flo rR oVcinkeyrls-R aencdlin leornsg -Gweenauriinneg f aLberaitchse rw imtha trcihch- Reg. s94.95| ONE FREE ROLL TOILET w $99 95 10 3rd Annual
Seat not
THURSDAY (Oct. 4) wood and even rattan trims. All very specially priced - but hurry Seal not included PAPER PER FAMILY includes<d3 Reg 132.'
5:05 p.m Chamber Chatter with host Mary SWIVEL ROCKER DM ISO «39 Some quantities are limited . . . subject to prior sale Super Coupon LIMIT 1 ON SAT., 10-13 & SUN., 10-14 Super Coupon LIMIT 1
Ainngn i nVfaocrhmhaetri.o nA a fbiovuet- mthienu Ctean ptorong rCahmam febaetru ro-f JVALLSAVERs eg 5595 L IN-SINK-ERATOR #333 with Delta O U O I Z EL DAYS
Commerce. Stainless 9teef - KITCHEN
Shreading Q m e r i - t h e rm
FRIDAY (Oct. 5) Elements | FAUCET
$ S A L E!
11 a.m. . . Prime Time — A program focusing OUOIZEL
on retired persons 67 95 $ 2 9 »s
Thermally Activated
6:10 p.m. . Weekend Pass with host Aldo LoDu- #100 Reg. *50.05 i
Vent Damp
ca. to »400 *3995
7:30 p.m. High school football Game of the Ho»-pow«Reg. 1103.95 l IT'S YOUR WEEK TO SWING INTO
Week — Plymouth Canton High host* Walled Supsr Coupon tlMITJ Reg. •64.75 LIGHTING CONVENIENCE WITH
Lake Western. i. tL QUOIZEL'S TERRIFIC LINE OF
J Moen Reg. SALE A.O. SMITH PGCS-40 SWING ARM LAMPS. LIGHTING
7 p.m. Monday MO NNigDhtA YM u(Osicct .S p8e) cial - ' Rock LAV FAUCET T-300 $49.95 s2895 > 40 Gallon WYOHUE WREA YNTOU IT W —AN WTI TITH —TH WE HEN
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7:30 p.m. High TU EscShDooAlY g i(rOlsc tb.a Ssk) etball Game fo Reg. *59.95 T-600 79.95 S4495 Ms Reg. *380.95 OW849B4
of the Week - Plymouth Salem hosts Livonia A SALE PRICED
,Lowest operating cost of arty
Bentley £ LIMIT 2 residential gas water Neater i. [.BEAUTIFULLY SHADED. ARM EXTENDS
l&Ileycrest. \ FULL 24 INCHES. 3-WAY SWITCH.
8:10T po.rmra.c Ce omWmEunDitNyESD AFYoc u(Os cwt.it h10 h) ost Noelle to KO• WHeLlElwRo TrtOh ILET Lever"* *H CCaHAniCdTlQleN INS-STINEKA-EMRIANT'O R "ThKeO GHLoEoRd Stuff" SELECT EITHER PPOOLLISISHHEEDD BFRLEAMSSIS HO R
S«at nof tncki<J»d T Washerless HOT WATER RIALTO FINISH.
THURSDAY (Oct 11) i~~f ~ v White *8495 LAV FAUC*E3T 995 DISPENSER ( I K3402PB MQOSD8E4L3 NF2O
7:50 p.m. High school girls' basketball Game i. | V Reg.'104.50 TFH-330 $89.95 *
of the Week - Plymouth Canton High takes on U ^ Beg '59.95 • 2 4 9"
Walled Lake Western in Canton's gymnasium. VWYL RECLINEP Sao »"00 WAILOUNGER «2C Color M o r- 5 Yr» Warranty • 5 4" ^
WIT AN RECLWEfl I5TO .» W*Ui*WR»,« .« WAUSAWP.., a T" ,» WAUMVH «, t: I -3500P. '132.75 Crystal Oak or Reg. "323.05
FRIDAY (Oct. 12) Super Coupon Brass Handles Reg. *89.95
2 11 • =» • Prime Time - Part two of a series OWENS CORNING LIMIT 1 White ,
— on Medicare. t- T UB a II GSAOYLLIADN OAK SEAT KOHLER LAKEFIELD PARALTAI VP EDESTAL 1
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— WEDNESDAY (Oct. 17) 1050 LMichigan"Ave_ '<* mile East of Vpsilanti • Open Monday ft Friday nites til 9 T#U1B4 LAV CcC s49#5 •39.8 TMSARVMEORS TAT ELECTRICAL
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School All are welcome The board will be discuss- from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. For an appointment, call then be held at the following general meeting on
L o c al r a d io s t a t i on f u n d i ng s c h o l a r s h ip ing activities planned for October Pastor Kenneth ZieLke at 453-5252. Nov. 12. IRA at any branch
• MYSTERY COLOR TOUR • ATHLETIC FUND-RAISER Michigan \alional Bank
Friday Oct. 5 - The Y Travelers are planning a Sunday, Oct 7 — A fund-raiser for Plymouth- • NUCLEAR WAR FILM A" 523-0733 ***He<ro
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Our student staff volunteers, in The scholarship would be determined EXPANSION Plymouth Salem Cheerleaders will be held from 9 football teams.
most cases, 15-20 hours a week to
sWaiSdD SPta wtiiotnho Muta ncaoguerrse A ncrderdewit More lpina.y ," mtbiyoi nttth'esee a naWnndSuDa clP abn aC nbiqetiuz aeetwn sianr AdJueddnvei sa. otr ythe C osmta-- ISALEIFur niture SwHoi!g?mhhe lS Hocfh Potfho1erl^. i Dteom t sby6o au crrea* C 5foheunrairst Pm orfaisn Pc lesyh mtoipocpukitenhtgs S Heaal-erkmlty • PACT TO MEET PFTOSu MwesiIdllTaHy m, POeFectOt. a t9 7 —:30 S pm.mit.h a Etl tehmee nsctahroyol S mcheodoial ^AvvCXK
It's time WSDP management Any organization which would like to Discount Mesquite Smoked gold charm, tire pump, flashlight, free perms and Monday, Oct. 8 - Plymouth Area Citizens Team center. All parents are welcome
reward those efforts which are above use WSDP's public service time or tour Baby Backed Ribs Dinner haircuts, camera, curling iron, free dinners, collec- « DRAMATIC.
and beyond expectations," its facilities is encouraged to call 451- We're knocking down tors plates and ^thletic bag. All items are new and NEOCLASSICAL
froTmH tEa xF-UdNedDuc WtibILleL g deonneartaitoen srev efonru e 6R2o6a6d .o rCa wntroitne :M IW 4S8D18P7-.F M. 46181 Joy expanding our sto Center. Inc. $ g 95 donated by local merchants. ACCESSORIES
locally produced Public Service An- better. move i Happy Hour 4-7 p.m. FREE Mors D'Oeuvres • JUNIOR BASKETBALL SIGN UP G R A ND O P E N I NG
noFuendceemrael nCtso m(PmSAuns)ic aantdio sntsati oCno mtomuriss.- serWviScDe Pan EdM inPfHoArmSaIZtiEoSn, w choimchm purniimtya - "fust 2 C Sports TV BaSsakteutbrdaally A, Osscot.cia 6tio n- wPliyllm roeugtihst/eCra ngtiorlns an Jdu nbiooyrs
sitfn (FCO policy now permits non- rily comes in PSA form. 20% Senior Citizen Discounf^Mon.-Thurs 2-6 p m grades three to 12 for its community basketball
commercial. educational stations to air The station's daily programming 2921 S. Wept Rd Northville Rd Temporarily Closed. Entrance open via 7 Mile teagues from 8:30^.m. to 1 p.m. Oct. 6 in Phase III
opfr onmono-tpiroonfailt a nonrgoaunniczeamtioennsts ionn r beetuharnlf cliovne,s iasntsn oofun acte rle-raesatd 9 o0r rPeScAorsd eind feoitrhme.r 7 0% O FF W7a2y8n-e1, M06ic0h 18730 Nortflville Road aPtl Jyomyo. uth Canton High SchooL£»rton Center Road
for financial consideration. WSDP has aired more than 200 dif- (South of Seven Mile Road) Fees are $25 for girls and boys in C and B A and
dat"oWryS fDePes is f norot a ciroimngfo PrStaAbsle," w saitihd mMaenl-- f1e9r8e4n ot fP SwAhsic hin mthoere fi rtshtan six 7 0m odnirtehcst loyf Living Room • Bedroom- Mattresses At Qu Aali tPyr iYcoeu Y C6uan C Tarnus At ttord Northville 348-3490 lAeAag lueeasg uFeese,s a mnday $ n3o0t efoxrce ebdoy $s75 in p eArA fa manidly AwAhAen S A VE
in "A donation to support a scholarship concerned Plymouth-Canton communi- Recliners* Dining Room* Tables* And More registering simultaneously Each girl or boy ac- M O N EY
tfiuonnds ctooul dco mntarkibeu itte e aksnioewr ifnogr o hrgowani zita - ty services, information or events. F r om companied by one parent, should bring the registra-
FM 88 has produced some 20 local tion fee to registration. No birth certificate is nec- N O W!
could benefit a student's future."
PSA campaigns recorded in WSDP's essary- Young people who wish to referee this sea-
A S5 contribution would be requested facilities at not cost to organizations son are encouraged to sign up at registration
for airing a live announcer-read spot The station feels it is imperative, ex- 1Q0% AMERICAN MADE PRODUCTS
while a J10 donation would be asked plains Melin, to assist organizations in • TOASMASTERS SPEECH CONTEST 90 DAY LAYAWAY
for an expanded recorded spot informing residents of community ac- Saturday, Oct 8 — Toastmasters District Di- • FRIENDLY & INFORMATIVE SERVICE
WSDP conducts 15-20 tours per year tivities, and many times uses material vision B, will conduct a Humorous and Impromptu
of its facilities for area organizations. received from groups not only for PSAs Speech Contest at the Mayflower Hotel, Main SUPER SINGLE
Street arAnfi Arbor Trail in Plymouth. Registra-
BOOKCASE WATERBED '
OPEN 7 DAYS Mon.-8el. 10-8 A BETTER NIGHT'S SLEEP
Sun. 12-5
hair today SUPPORTS LOWER BACK
Kerolite LESS TOSSING & TURNING . LOW
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Hochester • Wincheater Mall • S52-«665 WIDE SELECTION
Claw eon Center • 2&8-4450
L O CK & K E Y. Livonia • Wonderland Center • 261-4010 BEST PRICE IN TOWN A€ V\CXVV
Girt and decorative accessories galler\
Rosoville • Eaetgate Center • 772-1270
within Walter Herz Interiors
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the protection and peace o( mind you arid an AJaddin 3" - V"
ddeespeorsviet .f Baceiclaituieses in two _ co x!#n>i vBDen oifefnetr slo scaafet ions — portable heater •3'.52.52 0(o
s Territorial-Sheldon and Plymouth Our sate deposit
boxes provide security plus easy access to your valuables WHY BURN WOOD? MON.-S'AT. 10-9 • 15191 S. TELEGRAPH AT 5 MILE-534-2071
all for just pennies a day' WHEN REAL-FYKE
Get an ^BD Safe Deposit Box today and get peace ol Qas Logs
mind" Knowing your valuables are safe with
Are Superior DINE OUT TONIGHT
and cost.approx. 5 cents
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an hour to burn
One of America's great banks. • 6 logs • Emherkit
'Custom grate 'Granules See Burning Log Demonstration V
• Deluxe ember burner NEWEST UNES FROM TOP MANUFACTURERS.
Connector kit 24" Set. S 1 57 complete ARMSTRONG & MANNINGT0N VINYL FLOOR COVERING
An Economical Secondary Htm Scurct With out the Fun and Men of Wood'
S H O P, COMPARE A S A VE
33533 FIVE MILE AT FARMINGTON RD.
VISIT SHOWROOM OP HA VE SAMPLES li
GA 2-1155 937-1611 SHOWN IN rOUP HOME 6591 MkJdfebelt Open
DAILY 9-9; SAT. 9-7: SUN. 10-3 STORE HOURS: M-F S-9 harden City
DONALD BOYLES SAT. 9-6, SUN. 12-5 525-9038
and
Famous Recommendarion For: A
Royai Douiton bone, Softy scattered Starkly beautiful > ^
dramat>c Cartyfe" towers- Mint or's Royal Dou/ton "Heather Roya0l Albert
I He is experienced, knowledgeable, humane, 'Jasmine" or "Carolyn"
• . fififl extremely dedicated and thrives on hard work. • Cernettor,'1 a graceful garland nms
Royal Doufton bone china
• It's the End of the Season
He should be our next district judge." Roval Douiton -
• The Canton Farmer's Market S .1 Disbmu , Plymouth Doctor
• will be open through October 13 Boh was the only local official who eared enough to
* come to my home and help with my problem. He will 40% O ff 5-PIECE PLACE SETTINGS
make a terrific judge."
ALL CURRENT PATTERNS
Rofrtrtj Steele, Businesswoman. Canton
\
"Mr. Greenstein was the backbone of law enforcement in
our community. He did a fantastic job." You'll love the savings, you'll love the selection! For a limited time our complete collection
of Royal Douiton English dinnerware is on sale, including all the elegant patterns in
4 D A I LY Karl Heinzman. Canton Poltct- Officer Douiton Fine Bone, Minton. Royal Albert and Lamberthware. (Lambethware place STAKM0RE
Senior citizens have learned they can trest Bob Green- settings consist of 4 pieces) Royal Doulton's look is beautiful...elegant, formal.
TTTTT FOLDING
1 stein to keep his word. He really cares." casual. , and all irresistible. Sale prices apply to in-stock and special orders until
SPECIALS Sharon Thomas. Exec. I>.« c ror Plymouth Housing Tumm. 10/31/84. When choosing your Royal Douiton. be sure to ask about our DODular CHAIRS
BRIDAL REGISTRY. " ^ H w
"He has lived and worked in the 35th district for 20 years. Friends drop in, and you
Don't Miss Your Chance for SUNDAY - KIDS EAT FREE His word can be trusted absolutely." 25% Off are short of chairs. You
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Fresh Vegetables Gofe et aocnhe aloddu'slt mmeeaail f(rFeoer wkiidths 1p2u rocrh yaoseu noer) Ja(^ Stastak, Norths-lie Businessman Jennifer ' wfi!on white from Ope(Anl lS Atcoticvke P&at Atecrncse Osnsloy)r ies cflaono rs, einat ethaechm o othner sth ela ps
MONDAY-DOLLAR DAY Bob Greenstein has a proven history of fighting for his Royal Doofton ROjrWftc&t'oNecfion of bona or get out your folding
Buy arty one menu iten. set a second item of convict,ons, taking a firm stand on issues and being de- 20% Off chairs.
Plus "Treats" for Fall cisive. " All Ifroetlvw Patterns
same or lesser value for just '1.00 (After 4 D m ) 'Ka trween'' soft summer flowers accent On Sale
Cicler TUESDAY -SIZZLER DINNER. Janes Dat: n. Canto- Kiretij^hter wide borders, from the Romance series
Sizzter steak, gart>c bread, green saiad and potato
Donuts or rce, just 4 3 95 He understands and has taken action to protect battered 1 $ 298 8
women and children."
WEDNESDAY-ALL YOU CAN EAT SMELT FRY
SAqpupaleshs lT^SbHmsUe, lRftr, iSefoDse,As s,Y as-laAaldLa Lda nYadOn dgU ag rCaicrAl iNcb r beEraAedTad jBu,8 sjuQts * tB5 «E 32E5 F5 5R IBS a"nGdr peoeln.seteein o sff uicneirqu ew oeuxlpder bierinncge a dse eap dVe aufnne. dnNesoerrtsh ttvraiilnlaeld iP anstgytcoh roanlnoedgy i st LTIWVEOLNVIAE, O5A2K2-S1,8 53409 -80• 9R0O C-H EBSRTIAERR,W OOO, 761-100W2E3 7•S5T- L0EA8A2NSD3T L• OAmNOr, H Mi AA MLtLrr,rw 5 72211-1-5140100 •J
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY - ENTERTAINMENT & FUN •nsight to the bench." K SOUTHFIELD,I*-**.*. 357-2122 • FAIRLAME, 336-6388 • LAKESIDE, 247-8111
and Much More
The folding chairs are of
% October 13 9 a~m. - 3 p.m. Snertock Goity -eveas Henry. Plymouth Police Officer durable solid maple with
These are \*onderfui nreats' ' '"•owfedge „f i„ ,ht comfortable padded
"7 So come and have a jolty good time seats. They fold up for
Ford Road at Shatalon Road, or a steai-of-a-deal that isn't a cm* • " W "1"* hl- for Storage and self-stand
<fk Canton jixige of the *Sth district court." ' until guests arrive.
THE FAMOUSLY FUN FAMJLY PUB T~"B 1 K"'h ' '' -rthxillt Revident
(In the parking lot by K-Mart)
j
Thanks to ail our customers for a
* — I — " - a more balanced judge."
successful 1964 season!
.u ^ Del ro i t ifvcc i) rcoo JIMMIES dt i RUSTICS'
r
(313) 459-419C
1020 West Ann Artxx Road
p..d for by m. commit',- lottKt ROBERT E. GREENSTEIN
LIVONIA 3M00«MLE - S98-M04
4S1W Foed Rd.. Canton 4*t«7 BIRMINGHAM OOWVTO*** 221 MAMH.TON«44-I»H
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t's Livonia Mall's
Thursday, Octotxr 4, 1884 O&E
(P.C)11A
ROOFS
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Anniversary
2 0 th
CROWN CONTRACTING
427-3081
Extravaganza
•4 -
-indiC H.£j FLAT ROOF SPECIALISTS
Stoa?
• Shingles
• New-repair-reroof
S i d e w a lk S a le • All leaks stopped
WORK GUARANTEED
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TOMORROW'S
October 4th - 7th
TECHNOLOGY
ZIPPY THE CHIMP Register at Participating Merchants and FOR TODAY'S
£0,
WIN A TRIP for TWO
HEATING
SHOWTIMES: TO ORLANDO, FLORIDA i
THURS- & FRI. 3:30; 5:00 &£:30 P.M. DEMANDS
PLUS
SAT, 11:00 A.M.; 2:00; 4:00 P.M
PASSES TO DISNEYWORLD/EPCOT CENTER One-hour teamwork
SUN. 12:30: 2:00: 3:30 P.M. Introducing
Airfare courtesy of Delta Airlines CAMILLE McCOY/Staff photographer
THE SHOW IS FRErE
Land arrangements provided through Livonia Travel Service
I A fund-raising effort for the athletic teams at Plymouth Centennial
A
k • •-vsv Educational Park will be this Sunday at Quicksilver one-hour pho- " r ' r '01 P '0^* one-horn proc«,in
SMIVT Participating Livonia Malt Merchants NNIVERSARY SALE to processing labot 1313 Ann Arbor Road between Main and Shel- dropped off and picked up from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Oct. 7 Free team0
don in Plymouth. Quicksilver has agreed to donate to the athletic f t S S S T l m ^S a'em and P,ymouth Canton football
t ALBERTS KAY BEE TOY & HOBBY teams will be offered. Shown above teaming up to get the word
This Great Little Pub ¥I-, AAMRBEORRICA DNRU GGISR L UNIFORM KKQRENSEYG EIS'SL AND INN mmouaatn naaaragea:ee rf,°r rOon^naatvCe VroO KwWn,'a fprpo P,m°t aO lneCdf"kt ,P aKte vWinal Rshil. °efy Sofa, «Sma'lem Ke annndy Matt F ^l ower furonuarc dee Cluuxle sgkays--rfoircekde tcinogn dheenastiinngg
is still open long alter t ARTISTE HAIR STYLISTS LIVONIA CHESS KING bills with the new Bryant Plus 90. the
III! ATHENEE CAFE LIVONIA FOXMOOR ultimate heating machine. A triumph of modern
B. DALTON BOOKSELLER LIVONIA MALL CARD SHOP Through Sunday, October 14 le•ccnhnnc ology. this new concept in heating gives you
_ the mall stores have closed. BAKERS SHOES LIVONIA MALL DENTAL CENTER one-third more heat for your dollar be-
JUDGE RICHARD
BIG BOY RESTAURANT LIVONIA MALL VISION CENTER cause it's 90%-pi us fuel efficient Enjoy
BRESLER'S ICE CREAM MARIANNE'S 2 0% o ff HATHAWAY the comfort dependability, quiet and
BUTLER SHOES MEYER'S JEWELRY savings of the Bryant Plus 90 Call us today
CHARBEL SHOES MICHEL'S for a free estimate
Jonathan Hi Pub CHELSEA CLOTHING MOTHERHOOD MATERNITY for [ «y "5-
CHURCHILL'S MUSICLAND
CINEMA MYLES PHOTO LAB and more throughout Circuit Court THE ULTIMATE HEATING MACHINE
COMERICA ORIGINAL COOKIE CO.
Try our traditionally colossal COREY'S JEWEL BOX PRETZEL PEDDLER Endorsed by: Detroit News D &G Heating Co.
sandwiches, splendid cocktails COUNTRY PEDDLER QUICK WEIGHT LOSS CLINIC the store. Lowest
and good times In an authentic CROWLEY'S RAIMI'S CURTAINS Detroit Free Press
IEnnqguliisrhe aabtmouotsp hoeurre. Movie Goer's DENETER'SE COMPUTER RRIICCHHAMRADN S'S BOYS & GIRLS WEAR prices of the season P17a5id6 7fo Fr abiyrf iCeoldm, Dmeitttreoeit ,to M El l4e8c2t 2J1u dge Hathaway 19140 FARMINGTON RD LIVONIA
Special - It's the best deal in town! EUGENIO'S HAIR PLACE ROTH. FRANK DO 1 mm 476-7022
FANNY FARMER SANDERS
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586 W 14 Mile Rfl 18900 Michigan Avenue HARDY SHOES THOM McAN Grand
Troy. Michigan 46084 Dearborn. Michigan 48126 HOMEMAKER SHOP TODAY SHOP
(313) 58»-00«0 (313)5*3-4343 JEAN NICOLE UNITED SHIRT
JO ANN FABRIC/SINGER VALENTE'S MENS FORMAL WEAR
JONATHON B PUB WHAT'S NEW Footwear
WINKLEMAN'S
Opening
•|'l/ J.'rfT-L**»
It's Sidewalk Savings Time at Corey's _T*i
Brand Name Shoes tor Less
Entre Computer Center
Anniversary Sale
S a ve 1 /3 to 1 /2 o ff
at Livonia Mall
On a Huge Selection of Fashion Jewelry
in celebration of the mall's
20th Anniversary
20%-30% SAVINGS , is offering SKI SHOPS , Leather skimmer. Leafhe' woven pump
• BLOOMFIELD HILLS: 2540 WOODWARD a: Square L3*e Re 338-0803 Fashion neutral camel Assorted fall fashion shades
COATS O*N J EANCTKIREETS S T«O SCNKO SUITS HOME COIMBMP UPTCE JRR SYSTEM •••• EBLMIAITVRS.OTMCILMI DNEIEAGMT/HERRNAOESMDIT::F: 1R 122D0211:63 1T0 S'4O .2KGW1ER1NLALS TYTEEION LRO"ED GV cB?Ro emArtnwPirleeH oenafno ;Pr tit8hen re £oc» efJ 9e1 SfMfr iIilVees Fwv 457667343844----7385026920250000 AStiz meso 7stV si-to9,r e1s0 $N3;66 -10M SAtiz meso s7t« s/?to-1re0sN 5:538V 2-10M
• ANN ARBOR: 3336 WASHTENAW wes: of L S 23 . 973-9340
ADDITIONAL ST0REWIDE SAVINGS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT at • FLINT:42S1 MiLLERRD across from Genesee VaMey Maii31 3 732-5560
20% to 30% Off SPECIALLY REDUCED PRICES • SUGAR LOAF: SKI AREA 18 miles N/Wof ""averse C>:y STB" 28-6700
• FARMINGTON HILLS: 27647 ORCHARD LAKE RD a: 1 2 M, 553-8585
Jeans* Corduroys* Fleeces* Sleepwear Come in and See how inexpensive •O VPIESNA D •A MILAYS 1T0E-9R,C SAARTDUR •DDAIYN E10R-S5:*3A0,M SEURNIDCAAYN 1 2E-X5 PRESS WELCOME
Dresses* Polos* Skirts* Pants* Tights
Home Computing can be. - PRICES G O OD T H RU OCTOBER
Knee-Hi's* Blanket Sleepers SELECT FROM
NECKLACES. EARRINGS
Asst. tK -Jn5it9 Hats Sp4Dec0ri%eals GOserffos up Le5g0 W%a Ormff ers „ A2Ell0 VH%EeaRl YtOhD-ffTA eYx cCeOnmrPeUrTr €R BRACERLEINTGSS, B ROACHES. rr drapery boutique
40* <# I
For the most in personal computing.
SSi&Si
LIVONIA M A LL Livonia • 474^3585 4 5 s & , S M B E3 Leather kidskin slip-on
Black or brown
- 7 Mile and
BbOecYaSu asen dyo GuIrR cLhSil dWreEnA Rar eM sidpedcleiabl!e lJt HOURS: Mon.-Fri. 10-8 Sat. 10-1 Closed Sunday 7 MLilIeV aOnNdI AM iMddAlLeLb elt AStiz meso s7t•. <s1to-1re1s,1 S24. 81 3D
v. ' M^—Im • 'If *-> ' -1 Ti -f'-V I Vertical Blinds
90
Custom off s 3 2 . $ J*
35 /< o thot
5 0 % o « ^- Our regular price
$41 99
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FASHION SHOES
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Orob«r Traclu
SIDEWALK SALE
P J V C K R GE D E AL FINE MENS CLOTHING & SPORTSWEAR vTT -•X *Munr>g. nn«t»ll»T»on 4
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IrweJiivinoin CI • J. B— Famous Footwear. The best
V' Horizontal Blinds
3f Bought Sepeiateiy HUSH PUPPIES
20% OFF OUR ENTIRE STOCK
CALICO place to buy brand name shoes
Members Only wnstwatch
calculator FREE with a $35 OC RED CROSS
purchase
COBBIE CUDDLERS
Suit/Sportcoat Sale At Famous Footwear you'll find the same brand name shoes
30% • 40% • 50% oft department stores carry, But at savings of 10% to 50% everyday. And our
FREE Drawing with lots ol prizes custom draperies selection can t be beat. Over 20,000 pairs for the family in every store. From
OFFER GOOD AT
SALE ENDS OCTOBER 7 1984 LIVONIA STORE ONLY dress and casuals to all the big name athletic shoes. So if you're looking for
brand name shoes at the best price in town, come to Famous Footwear.
SAVE 30" MYI 4 O - 6 O 0.
Finally A shoe store that fits the times.
orr ou* hecula* nticr "TO YOUR STYLE" ON IN STOCK FABRICS 3 -
SHOE STORES cfjmn Ollth Imoqinotio^ GRAND OPENING!
Livonia Mall Shopping Center Store Only a-
| TXJi STORES MON SAT IOAM 9PM SUNDAY NOON 5 PM I IXTIU
LfVOHlA MALL udothti m«»or i hopping c*n(«rv We are pleased to honor all mafc>i credit cards Livonia Mall TROY
HALSTEO * GRAND RIVER I ORCHARD A 14 MILE CENTER OAKLAND PLAZA 360 John R. - _
37041 C'a«d IWr 0iii» 9 30 6 00 .HWS8 Orchard ik Rj oti> 9 30 6 00
a
f jrmington Mon A TPmrt 9 30 • .XI Farmington Mill* Mon A Thurs 9 10 8 30 LIVONIA TOWNE CENTER 29635 W 7 Mile Rd
i313| 4 78 3133 Ciowd Sunday |313)6»013 Open Son 1? 00 4 00
CLINTON VALLEY SHPG. CTR. 44947 Schoenherr Rd
drapery boutique <3P ROSEVILLE SHPG. CTR. 28788 N Gratiot
SOUTHFIELD PLAZA 29710 Southfietd Rd.
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<Hie Canton (Dbseruer
Senate OKs pruning voter lists
Thursday, Qctobr 4. 1964 OAF
a div si on o] Suburban Communications Corp. (P.C.R.W.Q-13A)* 1S>
Opinion
Philip Power chairman of the board By Tim Richard ANNIVERSARY
Richard Aginian president staff writer
Dick laham gene, ai manager comes to the township clerk from the
489 S. Mam/Plymouth, Ml 48170 Dan Chovane<; advertising director A bill to erase the names of inactive Lansing sfreocmre tthaery b oofx s ntautme,b etrhe w chliechrk s icdaen 'otf ttehlel
Nick Sharkey managing editor persons from the registered voters road the person lives on."
Marybeth Dillon Ward editor - 459-270C Fred Wright circulation director rolls has cleared a state Senate com- cap/to! update e A post office may serve several SALE
mittee over the objections of organized
labor communities. The Lewis ton post office
riod of time that a person would re- serves four townships in three counties.
12A(C) Sen R Robert Geake, R-Northville main registered would be extended The McCollough amendment would A person with a Lewis ton mailing ad-
is author of Senate Bill 86, which was allow those drivers who are allowed to
OAE Thursday, October 4. 1984 from four years to five. dress who registers to vote with the
reported out of the Senate Local Gov- renew their drivers' licenses by mail to
Torch Drive goal ernment Committee, 4-0. and sent to Gene Thornton, lobbyist for the register to vote by mail also. About secretary of state may have his/her
the Senate floor Geaked credited Michigan Townships Association, sup- 20,000 drivers' licenses per year are re- registration bounced around several
Plymouth Township Clerk Esther Huls- ported much of the bill. But he added newed by mail, according to the secre- clerks' offices until it lands in the cor-
ing with the idea that across the 50 states, a registration tary of state's office. The amendment rect community.
is cancelled after only two years, on passed 4-0. Geake agreed to the McCollough
"At present, if a registered voters average, if the person has been inac- amendment in order to win Democrat-
shows confidence hasn't voted in four years, the clerk tive. But MTA's Thornton said townships ic support for his bill. But the third-
WHAT DO you do when you have corporations and a contribution from trtapmhieiavedianne yepe's, el pvtB.ra lo"siatltToelcenhmer e,M nef hwinials thert.h gdo oear f rh choialtersear rs s 3k,inx0 a s t ymeodnelaeddav srso stn ha,t'oe ' tn hG oaeStse eikiacnnke aafe octte'-ros ohrineo J (dtsAohh hoe epnr ea Lvrscsoiutgoitsvenntseos n i alsa,its tcarc.)aeno rypndrs tei iadsmseekneriet ndidgnug "r tia ontchgt eib vteh es "ekta ept peeift - ttitynae rrRry eru o e"oraAgfadli ss t6tapar1rrtae2eet.ac.iso i EWnn xchshtaa ea mvnlceipn cae lepe pr rsreto:ueg bdnilsse tb mrdyaost twi howneni ts Chfeooc vurrmone--- d"sttomheheoriapm rrn tes yosag ei oifdnsfrtaa ehtuuroesd-rb. "wty hf-orimnoukmladi li t oNp wopprlootaushnelvdi le lobxepepce aTnanoud wstiehnn eg- Now in
a big job9 Ask a busy person to those who have not given in the past." AFL-CIO, said organized labor "op-
do it. He or she will make time Why does UF need more'' Many people "SEN. GEAKE'S bill says the bill poses the whole concept of restricting
to get it done. who are still experiencing the effects of may consider inactivity for five years access to the polling place. We should progress,
as a sign that the person is no longer
And what do you do when sorely taxed long-term unemployment, need Torch around. consider opening it up, not closing it
people have already given record amounts Drive services, and the costs of providing down," the labor lobbyist said.
"It has the effect of getting rid of the through
to their community? Ask them to dip in these programs have substantially in- inactive file. This removes the two-tier ANOTHER ISSUE — whether to al-
again. creased," Johnson answered. ^ system (two different files)," Margari- low persons to register to vote by mail
That is the wise strategy of the United The board also approved that total 1985 tas testified. G- weaakse's r besilollv beyd wSeitnh. a Pna atrmiceknd MmceCntol -to Sun., Oct. 14
Foundation board of directois. The board allocations to Torch Drive-supported or- Geake pointed out that the basic pe-
lough, D-Dearborn.
approved a 1984 Torch Drive goal of $50 ganizations be set at $50 million. This will
million, the highest goal ever in the UF's represent a 6.3-percent increase from the Job training network starts
- 36-year history current 1984 level for 130 organizations.
That ambitious goal is $5 million more ONE PERCENT of the 1984 Torch Wayne County Private Industry Wayne County Cooperative Extension
than last year's, or an 11 1-percent in- Drive goal, or $500,000. will be available Council (PIC) will operate a new Job Service. 5454 Venoy, Wayne (721-6578).
' tchree a$s4e6 .A9n dmil iltio nis r a$i3s.1ed m lailslti oynea mr. ore than ofof rd tihffeic fuulntd eincogsno omf nicew co nadgietniocniess d Bureicnagu tshee <10 Tterma ining Information and Referral Sys- troEitx acnludded d forwomnri tvheer ne ctwomormku anrieti eDs e- Save
Five centers throughout the county
last four years, UF has had a moratorium will advise qualified residents of job which operate their own programs.
TTTE—WORKERS and companies of on the admission of new agencies. This has opportunities available through occu- A job counselor will assist unem-
metropolitan Detroit will find a way to not allowed UF to consider funding re- pational training, industry based train- ployed applicants with questions and
raise it We say that confidently, not quests from agencies not previously re- ing, on-the-job training and job place- applications The five centers also will
_smugiy. Even in. deep recessions, folks ceiving TorcfrDrfve support ment assistance offered by the Federal provide services to employers.
ahreolpu nodth heerrse in m naeneda.g e to raise money to earUlyF iann 1ti9c8i5p. ates the moratorium will end 4- JobA Treraa ipnrionggr aPmarstn aerresh iapt: A Sctc h(JoPoTlcAr)a.f t to lRaeidf-eorfrfa la uastosi wstoarnkceer si.s also provided Hoping for a new'V hho°um*eebr iosk eM" itz iCe,h eas tmeirx,ed th ete rfriiveer-m poonotdhle-.ol dTh mes 5le-
Elmer W Johnson. 1984 Torch Drive UF first vice chairman Walter J. College Career Planning and Place- Job seekers and employers are urged J u °r ,n,orm®tion on these and other peta,
general chairman, said the goal is realis- McCarthy Jr. of Birmingham said that al- ment Center. Room W-169, 18600 Hag- to call the centers between 6:30 a m tact the Michigan Humane Society's Kindnesa Center, 37255
tic and obtainable, but that reaching it though die economy is improved this year, gerty. Livonia (591-6400. ext. 372); and and 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. quette, Westland (telephone [phone]).
will require substantial increases from
"service needs are still great, and for
all present individual contributors and many, times have notgotten better. 'F You C4V*r ~\cZ A\0TA z R. ... At D SlCOM
The achievement of the 1984 Torch //if i\ tJAT OLD \cT-\ Use your old fur as a deposit!
Drive goal will allow UF to take a positive MOk6JA KT EATEN, F J f> A BR A\D \E W it's never been worth more!
step in attempting to meet not only ongo- T Y oj i
discover Michigan ing requests for help, but respond to new •
and emerging needs of our community as
by Bill Stockwe/I well."
THIS YEAR'S fund-raising effort runs Tigers, C u bs g r e at drama ^ W ii (jMMT sis-re '893 and more
through Nov. 8. It raises funds for nearly TPADE-iv M\Qic //'/>**/ /'i/X
DID YOU know that scientists from 11 dozen health and community-service
Cranbrook Institute of Science in Bloom- organizations in Wayne, Oakland and Ma- FANTASTIC TRADE-IN ALLOWANCES throughout
(through Saturday Only)
field Hills have studied human footprints comb counties.
A NOW THAT the Detroit Tigers have Our •55 Collection Is Smashing'
;in Laetoli. Tanzania, in East Africa, which UF recently allocated a special 1984 won their divisional title, local baseball rounding third — the flop of the year. our stores.
Iwere made 3 V* million years ago? They grant of $25,000 to the Poison Control fans could wish for nothing better than to There was so much excitement in 1945
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Detroit Oakland suburbs Wayne sub- It came when the same Stan Hack
urbs. Macomb suburbs in the-series — in 1935 and 1945 — and looped a single in front of Greenberg in lowest prices
few games could equal their battles for Edgar
The list of organizations helping people left field. The ball danced
_ DID YOU know that the little-known drama and real excitement.
towns of Jeddo. Ruby. Fargo (not North m our neighborhoods seems endless. We runner on second base scored of the season
Dakota). Avoca. -"Rattle Run, Lamb, trust the goo^-hearted, good-natured One of the most memorable meetings Immediately a protest was made,
Memphis (not Tennessee), Amador, Riley people of this metropolitan area will rise came in the 1935 series when the cham- Bridges that furnished the heart-beating Greenberg claiming that the ball got away
Center. Columbus (not Ohio) and North to the task. In fact, no matter what goal is pionship was decided by a ninth inning drama in the final inning of the '35 classic when it hit the wood cover of a water line on many items.
Street are all located in Michigan just a set, people around here seem determined • ' blooper" hit by Goose Goslin that al- From his seat in the press box. The in front of him and that he shouldn't be ORIENTAL RUG
few miles outside the city of Port Huron? to top it. lowed Mickey Cochrane to score the win- Stroller groaned with the others when charged with an error. Not until 10 that
—Observer & Eccentric Newspapers ning run All hell broke loose when he Stan Hack opened the Cubs' ninth inning night did the scorers chan^their minds,
crossed the plate. The celebration didn't with a triple. It seemed all was lost — the and the error was not givepB Greenberg
Economic recovery: stop until Goslin was honored with a place score tied, a man on third and no one out.
in the Michigan Sports Hall of Fame Bat Bridges was equal to the task, and THERE WAS a bit of mystery all BUYS OF T HE YEAH
Hack was still on third when the inning through the series, and it reached a peak
THEN IN 1945 when the teams met ended. » when Virgil Trucks, who had beaten the
'You gotta again, the Tigers missed a chance to end Then came the drama. After one was Cubs in the second game, refused to take
believe' the Series in six games when Chuck out. Cochrane singled and was on second his turn in Chicago. He claimed the um- 1/3 TO 1/2 O FF
Hostetler fell while rounding third base base when Goslin came to bat. The pires were not giving him the corners He
with what could have been the winning "Goose" connected for his -blooper," and was serious about it because "getting the $100 GIFT CERTIFICATES
run in extra innings. However, the Ben- Cochrane sailed home with the winning corners" was his stock in trade.
IN MY BUSINESS, it's often the "bad" gals won the seventh game behind Hal run. We're giving away two $100 Crowley's
that is the news. Any journalism student Newhouser. So. you see, the Tigers-Cubs battles al- REGULAR PRICE gift certificates at each store. No purchase
learns early that millions of persons who ways furnished the unusual. And chances necessary. Deposit your completed entry
stop at a red light are not news. It's the While Goslin's name will live on when- TEN YEARS later, when the Tigers and are they will do it again — if fate decrees blank at any Crowley's store. One entry per
one guy who runs a red light and kills a ever World Series dramas are recalled, it Cubs met again, there was drama aplenty, that they meet in the World Series for the a person, Two winners per store. Odds of
group of crossing school children who is Nick was the gutsy pitching of little Tommy especially when Hostetler fell while third time. winning are determined by the number of
news entrants, You need not be present to win.
^harkey
Thus, many stories in this newspaper
are about crimes, disputes, strikes and How much is stresa worth?
deaths. "News" is the unusual and unex- $1000 SHOPPING SPREE
started in Michigan than in any year in
pected — unfortunately, that's often neg-
history Now thru October 27th Only! All S100 prize winners are eligible to win
ative.
• During the past two years, state gov- the grand prize, a STOOO shopping spree at
ernment reduced its debt from $800 mil- Crowley's. Select men's, women's and
IN THE past four years, we've had lion to $300 million At the same time, the THE $90,000 worker's comp award to DelRio. you may recall, was holding It happens only once a year, and this time more than ever, Azar's is Proud of its children's fashions, as well as exciting new
more than our share of negative economic state has moved.from the worst credit the family of the late Blair Moody has forth in Recorder's Court when a Detroit * Huge Selection of stunning handmade rugs from around the world. Chinese items for your home.
i: nsoeuwtsh.e Tahsotesern Mofic uhsig alnivi hngave in li vseudbu trhbrsou ignh Sratrtienegt to the best credit rating on Wall smpeatrhkoedd omfa rneyco cmopnevnesrisnagtio pnesop alebo uftor t hthate tloa wusyeer thhaevi Dnget rmoiatri ptaolli cpero dbelepmarstm deenctid etod rugs in a variety of colors. Dhurries in new gorgeous designs, masterpieces of
a recession that has been the worst since • The state's record in retaining its loss of loved ones kill himself He drew a gun in court as a Persian Rugs, India, Pakistan, Egyptian. Turkish and more.
^the Great Depression of the 1930s graduates is improving Nearly half of The most common question is, 'How Bob squadron of STRESS police officers (a
I We've seen friends and children move this year's engineering graduates found can I file for a worker's cortip award?" t Wlsler special unit entitled Stop Street Crime — Coupon good Wed , Oct 3 ttwu Sun . Oct 14. 1964
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We've seen state government on the Stress is being told to go knocking on and let the lawyer have it DelRio ran out
in Michigan by SRI International of Menlo justice, which is what Moody was when he
Zvetge of bankruptcy We've seen our cul- Park, Calif, showed a "surge of opti- died two years ago doors after midnight in an inner-city of the courtroom with his black robes
^Diuertarlo iint sItnistutittiuotnes o lfi kAer ttsh ecu Drteatirlo site rZvoioce sa nd amrdis mad Imtini asltsroat iinodni'scat eecdo nthoamti cthe d eBvlealnocph-- Press reports of the award stated that a anbeoiguht bsoormheooonde to w hleoa rins w saonmteed i dnefsoprmeraattieolny fitl,a "pHpein lgo oAksed o lnieke c oau brtig e bmlapclkoy beierd r "e called 251 Merrill PHONE
; Perhaps, the cruel joke of a few years ment policies are supported by business worker's comp administrative judge made by the police and who supposedly was seen Downtown Birmingham
-2go summed it up best "Will the last per- leaders the award to Moody's family on the basis in the area Stess is having someone tell I have sympathy for the Moody family. One entry pe* person You must be 18 years o» age to
Tson out of Michigan turn off the lights1" that the fatal heart attack he suffered at you to get off the porch before you get He was one of the best, and most decent, 644-7311 ente» Crowley's em pioyees and ttiear immediate
home on Thanksgiving was prompted in blown away by a shotgun blast and then jurists on the Wayne County Circuit Court families are not eligible to win
WHY IS IT important to recall good large part by long hours and the stress of calling an editor who says, "Go right back, bench, which is noted for the quality and oasiQM
Z; w SeOaMthEerHeOdW toug WhE tim haesve It su isrv iimvepdo.r tWanet'v teo economic news?' the job. there; this newspaper can't be intimidat- dedication of its judges, and he was a re- Mon.-Sat. 10-6 p.m.
^'remind ourselves of some positive eco- forBe ewceau wseil wl e ha mveus at fhuallve re ccoonvfeirdye nLcieke be -it I confess I do not know all the ins and ed " spected Supreme Court jurist Thurs. & Fri. till 9
^homic news or not. psychology plays an important oats of the workers comp system, but I am Judges, on the other hand, lead a fairly But how much stress can there be in a Sun. 12-5
*)n thTehe psea satr efe wa f deway st.i dbits I have picked up part in economics. abelr meaodrye w sotrnedsesrfiunlg t hhoawn dao zjuednsge 'osf jootbhe crasn, soturse. slisk-efr eSeo laipfey, W unillleisasm sy,o uor're un aludcvkeyn,tu lri-ke ojorb," w whheerere e yvoeury ocnane cwaollrsk y wouhe "ryeovuerr h yoonu- during
J; • Domestic car sales in 1984 are up Consumers must believe they will con- including that of a newspaper reporter, James DelRio Williams, the Supreme want, where everyone stands up when you sale
*J20 3 percent compared to the same mid- tinue to have a paycheck before they will whieh was what Moody was before he got Court jurist, a few years ago drove to an enter the room, where your word is. in ef-
JSeptember period in 1983 buy a television set or automobile Busi- smart and became a lawyer employee's apartment on Lafayette Street fect, law?
nessmen must believe consumers will buy
• During the past three years, the more of their products before they will in downtown Detroit some time before According to former supreme court ju-
•number of unemployed persons in Michi- expand their plants and hire more work STRESS IS being told to go into the midnight to water her plants while she rist John T Lesinski. the stress he had
gan has dropped from 700.000 to 300.000. ers. area where residents of a particular com- was out of town and was bopped on the while on the court was caused by trying to
rhe unemployment rate has fallen from munity are rioting and starting fires to head by a would-be mugger get along on a supreme court justice's sal-
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A SPECIAL premiere benefit
showing of the movie
" Amadeus."the story o[ Mozart, is
in the planning stage — a combined
effort of the Plymouth Community
Arts Council and the Plymouth
Symphony League
lead role of Mozart in "Amadeus."
and hopefully, will be able to
schedule a trip home for the fund-
raiser There 11 be more about this
as plans are completed
FOR THOSE WHO have
been asking, the book "Peanut
Butter Syrup" now is available at
Austin Vacuum and Sewing Machine
Center. Big J's TV, Brian's Sweet
I
Shop. Cloverdale Farms Dairy,
Community Federal Credit Union.
Healtbways, Lorraine's Dolls and
Doll Hospital. Penniman
Delicatessan, Station 885, the
Rainbow Shop, and Wiltse's
Pharmacy Books at J3 also may be
bought at Little Professor on the
Park Plymouth Book World,
The illustrated story is about a
little boy who believes a friendly
monster is growing up in Plymouth
| CAMILLE MCCOY/*t«ft photographer
Proceeds from the sale of the
book benefit New Morning School, a JoEllen Odom (left) wearing a hand-woven wool vea! from South
pre-kindergarten-through-eighth- America, Dottle Magee and Susan Seidel aort out imported itema
grade, non-profit school in for their international gift fair. Many of the braaa itema (right) are
Plymouth Township Books may be from India.
obtained by calling the school. 420- Fair is international event
3331 Kids love "Peanut Butter
Syrup" because they recognize the
locale of the story.
JUDITH ALSEITZof The international gift fair at First The result is an opportunity to shop LOCAL MATERIALS, straws and
Canton Township and her friend, United Presbyterian Church of Plym- around the world — an international grasses, bamboo, whist, fibers, seeds,
Betty Ottewell of Belleville, are outh has replaced the old-fashioned bazaar. There will be brasses from In- coral and bones are used by the crafts-
putting their years as homemakers church bazaar Instead of the ladies of dia, woodcarvings from Africa, baskets men. Elephant grass and palm fibers
to good use. They are publishing a the church spending hours and weeks from South America. are woven into place mats The Shes-
newsletter of recipes and household preparing articles for the pre-Christ- The height chart, a cotton giraffe ap- ham trivets, made of carved wood,
hints, "The Chatterbug " mas event, the fair will be a market- ptiqned on a jute cloth hanging, was were fashioned by East Indians in the
The first edition came out in place for the crafts of the poor around made in Bangladesh. Craftsmen in northern village of Saharanpur.
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their project at $6 for six months or Sunday. Oct. f4 The homemade baked Table linens come from Guatemala Many of brasses are made in the
$10 for a full year. goods will be prepared by the Presby- and the Philippines. "brass village," Marabad, in northern
For more information, write to terian women. Beautifully carved and finished ani- India. Every item is passed from one
Ladybug Books, 6920 Sheldon Road, The Sales Exchange for Refugee Re- mals were made by artisans in Kenya. artisan to another so each can perform
Belleville, 48111. habilitation Program (SERRV) was es- The Akamba Carving Co-operative on a particular step in the finishing pro-
tablished as a missions project to help the coast of the Indian Ocean, is proba- cess. The brasses are cast in sand
FIRST UNITED native artisans sell their work. The bly the world's largest outdoor studio. molds, then polished and etched.
Presbyterian Church of Plymouth proceeds go back to them and for some, Following the old traditions, the crafts- Artifacts from Central America,
will mark its 150th anniversary next the money they receive is their only men model each form using simple South America, the Middle East and
year. means of support. tools made from animal skins, local Korea will be offered for sale at the
The old church at Main and wood and spring steel fashioned into international fair.
Church streets will have a colorful JUDY LEWIS, Dottie Magee and adzes and knives. Pat Rood is in charge of the bake
springtime in 1985. thanks to the JoEllen Odom are co-chairing the fair. Although all carvings must meet rig- sale, Karen Karum is doing decora- Baaketa, bells and boxea are among the handcrafted itema from
Acts group of the Women's They selected the items for the fair id standards of quality for export, no tions, and Jean Pritchard Is assigning developing countriea offered at the fair, Saturday and Sunday,
Association. They were out last from a catalog provided by SERRV. two pieces are ever exactly alike. volunteers to work in the booths. Oct. 13 and 14.
week planting 150 tulip bulbs — all
yellow — for the celebration. Expert on hospices describes program
How to submit news
items to newspaper By Julie R. Nelson cently in Livonia under the auspices of street," he said.
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Yule greetings
help charities SEND YOUR ORGANIZATION'S CARD TO US -
They arrive each December, as ex- throughout the holiday season as space
pected as the cold weather and snow, permits.
but much more welcomed Greeting INFORMATION pertaining to order-
card season is almost upon us again. ing the cards will appear with photos in Cost per Box: Coat for larger quantities:
the Suburban Life section of the news-
As in the past, the Observer & Eccen- papers. As in the past, organizations
tric will publish pictures of greeting are requested to include such informa-
cards being sold by non-profit organ- tion as the cost per boi.cost for larger Coet for imprinting: Deadline for imprinting:
izations during the Christmas season quantities, cost for imprinting the
Non-profit organiiaUons are invited cards with the senders' names and
to submit three copies of their cards to deadline for ordering imprinting.
the Observer & Eccentric by Thursday, Please Include such information as the Where to Order:
Oct. 11. The newspaper reserves the location at which prospective buyers
right to choose one sample for publica- can purchase the cards or a phone Address
tion if more than one style of card is number which they can call.
Order deadline:
submitted. < In addition to the published listing,
Phone
display books of charity cards will be
Every effort will be made to publish available for public viewing In the Ob-
all cards received by Oct. 11 on Thurs- server <i Eccentric offices at 1125
day. Oct 25 On that day. extra space Bowers, Birmingham and 36251
will be devoted to the charity cards as Schoolcraft, Livonia beginning Mon-
a public service effort on behalf of the day. Oct. 28
organizations and for residents who
Cards should be sent to Louise Okrut-
wish to purchase the cards Cards sky. Observer 4 Eccentric. P. O. Box
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athned nceaend esde.p. arate the good, the bad and THE PERSON of whom I speak to- woSnod teor ftuhle f "aTmoinldieas Fwaamitiinyg" afnodr daliln ntheer jwoebl!l Taism L wanassinn'gt Psc.Bhe.Sd.u Wledha fto ar ftahnist,a sbtuict legHese.r »f iance graduated from Wayne * M19i8c0h gigraand.u Sahtee is o fem tphleoy eUdn bivye rLsaitkyela onfd Fcoeurrnitsa nStt.a te College, works as an ac-
That's the special part — the needs day is. of course, Flossie Tonda when she was unable to make your NOW I TURN to another thank you. THANK YOU jumped in to help us — not just for one Memorial High School and attended Management Systems in Lakeland,
in the world Some people see things I feel it appropriate that this column dreams come true, she did sympathize which Flossie and I discussed a couple Flossie. I know you're not through night, but for two. He turned out to be Schoolcraft Mich. Tbey plan an October wedding in
that aren't there but should be, and honor one of Canton's own — a leader with you She understood your frustra- of years ago. That's Tony, her husband, with us. and that this community can fantastic and really kept the auction Her fiance graduated from Pinckney Holy Trinity Lutheran Church, Livonia.
then try to fill those needs. We must in the community, a kind spirit, a fight- tion. she seemed to feel your frustra- and daughters. Tini and Toni. Nothing, always count on that special smile moving. Tim. as always, what more High School in 1964. He is a data pro-
never forget the many wonderful peo- er for our kids, one who never believed tion. and she managed to be a buffer absolutely none of the wonderful things from that special spirit. You may be could we ask, you're great! cessing manager at Lakeland Manage-
ple who serve on this committee and in the so-called gap between our com- between you and the system. that Flossie has done for us, could have through with the Board, but that's not Susan Paul from the Detroit News — ment Systems.,
that, those who can't say NO" and al- munities. As for real miracles, as I said, may- been done or would have been done to say you will be "bored." well Sue. you said you've never done
ways are there when you need them. Perhaps she couldn't work jniracles be she couldn't work miracles. You'll without hep-family. I HOPE YOU didn't miss the Canton anything like this before. I hope you
Heaven knows we can't do without on the school board, but she did make never prove that to those people who I'm not saying they polished and 150 Auction last weekend, but if you won't say you'll never do it again Actu-
them because these people keep the you feel that you did have a right to ran head-on into hard times and shined the house daily, and pushed her did. let me tell you it was a success! ally. after your car broke down on the
whole system running, doing what some say in your child's education. couldn't dig out. For there was our out the door for her many obligations. Especially when you consider it was expressway I thought that was it.
needs to be done One of the most frustra^rig parts of Community Gothing Bank, and the But you can be sure that without their our first, and was done with only four
speBcuita lt hbere peedr.s oEna cIh a cmom spmeuankiintyg iosf a ilslo a- pneasrse nwthheonod d iesa ltihneg f weeitlhin tgh™e " hsyelsptelemss."- Gdouna'tr dthiainnk A fnogre la pmrootmeecntitn gw;eit. d iFdlno'tss nieo,- nOoKne,' oofr t haits tchoeul dve brye pleoasssit,bl et,o lfeorra nacney,- mwoornktihnsg a snodu las. b aCsliocs esrta tfof othfe th ernede, b tahredy- go BonU,T t hTeAreL Kyo aub owuetr eh,o wan tdh eh oswho wca nm wuset class reunions Johnson-Lundeen
cated only a few of these special types But you could call Flossie, and even tice. one. had more help and everybody learned a ever thank you?
Then the big guys came in. complete-
lot. but they accomplished even more.
At the helm Suzanne Skubick, pro- ly out of their element, but ready to .4s a public service and when • SOUTHEASTERN • U-D HIGH SCHOOL • PERSHING Norma Jane Lundeen and James
Levy describes philosophy of hospice gram director for Omnicom, with Tra- help out all they could — none other space permits, the Observer and Ec- Detroit Southeastern High School University of Detroit High School Pershing High School class of 1949 Brian Johnson exchanged marriage
cy Wilson and Cathy Handyside. took than Hockey Hall of Famer and former centric will print announcements of classes of 1941-1943 will hold a reunion class of 1954 will hold a 30-year re- will hold a 3S-year class reunion to vows July 14 in Evangelical Covenant
oh this enormous task and pulled it off. Red Wing Bill Gatsby along with anoth- class reunions. Send the informa- Friday, Nov. 2 at the Fern Hill Country union Saturday, Oct. 6 at the May- which other Pershing classes will be Church, Grand Rapids, with the Rev.
I'll never know how (the planning alone er Red Wing (Larry Johnson) kidding tion to Mane McGee. Observer & Club, 17800 Clinton River Road. For in- flower Hotel, 827 W Ann Arbor Road. welcomed to attend. It will be held Oct. Wesley Swanson officiating. The bride
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ARPIN'S of Windsor Phone _ 474-0240 Sherman's Wright shoes truly deserve to be
settled called the worlds most comfortable
58th ANNUAL would think They feature superb arch support,
secure-fitting heels, and calf-skin-
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made FUR SALE to save you
All week long. Mr. Merlin Studt. a
"representative from the Wright
V' STRAITH MEMORIAL HOSPITAL on the factory, will be in our stores to show
simple. Fine Canadian Furs 10%
you the styles currently available and
presents
help fit these remarkable shoes. Dress,
world's most
Come see Arpin's 1984-85 A N EW C U RE F OR S N O R I NG office, casual styles and boots are
New-town dilemmas fade after a available in sizes 7 to 14. AA to FEE
WELCOME WAGON call fabulous collection of Sunday. October 7. 1984 — 2 p.rn. comfortable (Some sizes are special order only).
As your Hostess, It's my |ob to help you fashion furs, expertly
During Sherman's Think Show and
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opportunities Special attractions. Lots of sleep of others7 Do you also: NRN OTT—mcnxnng special T>racrs
facts to save you time and money Plus a designs ..and of course,
basket of gifts for your family. I'll be you are assured of fine • frequently experience daytime sleepiness-1 Something only Sherman's would
think to do.
listening for your call quality and value when 55% off 20% off •• fhaallve as alebenpor wmhaillely d hriigvhin gb?l ood pressure'' CThoumrseda aye. eOc tt h4e— Sewnnteirr*et WMarili, ght line
you shop Arpin's.
12 pm9 p m
14 kt. gold • complain oft«n about morning headaches2 Friday. Oct S—Birmingham.
14 kt. gold
Has your spouse threatened to leave you because 12 p.m.-9 pm
DUTY * SALES TAX REFUNDED chains and Saturday. Oct 6—TWvr Oak*.
rings, earrings
Full Premium on U.8. Funds you snore9 12 p.m.-9 p m
bracelets
and charms • a • vvright
STOP S N O R I N G! Learn about the remarkable new
T he Largest Selection of Gold in Town surgical cure for snoring Talk to the doctor and to his former
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Silver Brick Road
CALL S T R A I TH S E M I N AR ON S N O R I NG
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356-7720 --464 PeHssier Street I? "The Gold Store" Southfield High School Auditorium—'Lahser and 10 Mile Road In Rtrmmdham Smrwrwt. Lakeaide. TWrtv*
Wlndeor 1-619-263-5612 NO CHARGE.. BRING A FELLOW SNORER 0*kv Fairtanr. and Pric* t Mwiwitu Dearborn
Dally 9 to 5:30/Fr1. to 9 FairUne Towo Center Near J.C. Penney s Only at Sherman's. American Exprraa and other ma|or credit cardi
STOP SNORING!!! accepted