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Volume 9 Number 59 Thursday, February 16,1984
Canton. Michigan 56 Pages
Twenty-Five Cents
Poole wants
Few hikes eyed
schools to in home values
By Arteno Funk* valuation. Although real estate sales
loan lands staff writer have picked up, prices have not fluctu-
ated widely, Shaw said.
Residential property values in Can- "What you have is more sale* this
ton have remained stable, and the year than the last two years," Shaw
township's assessor predicts few people said. "It looks like (real estate) is back
will challenge their assessments when on the upswing but we think the values
By Emory Daniels Hoben added that the land the dis- the tax board of review begins holding remain about the same."
staff miter trict owns on Hanford is revenue pro- bearings next month.
ducing as it is being leased to a farmer. Owners of agricultural, business, and ACCORDING TO George
Plymouth-Canton Community For that reason, be added, the district industrial property may find some McEachran, director of the Wayne
Schools is In the process of getting ap- is unlikely to get rid of this parcel soon. change in their assessments, due to a County Taxation Bureau: "It's m es-
praisals on vacant sites it owns to de- In discussing the talks between Can- recent survey of those land categories. sentially no-change situation."
cide which sites, if any, should be sold. ton and the district on the surplus "I don't anticipate a large board A recent Wayne County Apprait^l
The process was started after Canton lands, Board President Glenn Schroed- (schedule) this year," said assessor Co. survey of commercial, Industrial
Supervisor James Poole began asking er commented: "Supervisor Poole has a Glenn Shaw Jr. "We have resolved a lot and agricultural parcels may result in
about sites the district owns which the proclivity for wanting something for of (assessment) problems in the past either higher or lower assessments for
township would like to use for recre- nothing. There should be something we (few years)." those property owners, Shaw said.
ation fields. could exchange, quid pro quo." LOCAL PROPERTY taxes - which A total of 1,100 buildings and land
are distributed to the township, school parcels were re-evaluated by Shaw's
districts, county, etc. — are deter- firm. It was the first comprehensive
'Supervisor Poole has a proclivity for mined in part on assessments of prop- survey in Canton in several years, and
erty valuation. officials believe it gives a more accu-
wanting something for nothing. There Assessments are supposed to be rate indication of property values.
based on 50 percent of the property's "In many cases, there was a down-
should be something we could
true cash value, with real estate fig- ward (assessment) adjustment on agri-
exchange, quid pro quo.' ures compared over several months cultural properties,'' Shaw said. "On
Shaw, president of Wayne County commercial, there was a mixture of up
— Glenn Schroeder Appraisal Co. and former assessor for and down. What we feel very comfort-
BILL BRESLER/ataff photograph* the city of Westland, serves on a con- able with on industrial-commercial is
Walking the line tractual basis as Canton's assessor. The that everything is uniform (evalua-
Specifically Poole is interested in 17 ALTHOUGH NOT discussed Moo- firm also has conducted surveys of res- tion)." o
acres the schools own on Proctor Road day night, at an earlier meeting the idential, commercial, industrial and
alongside Canton Township Hall, and school board suggested the district Students and parents spotted Scott, 10 (left), and Jason Bennett, agricultural properties in the township. THE MARCH board of review is set
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talks have come to an impasse as the areas which would reduce the district's s oompialnl with Canton police, charging that Field principal Larry Shaw's hiring, the township relied on July's school tax collection and the tax
board is under the impression that busing expenses. Milter pushed her son Scott to the ground in a squabble involving the Wayne County taxation officials for bills mailed by the township in Decem-
Poole wants the land to be given to the The sites being discussed are those Jaaon and another student teat weak. Scott, she said, was at- appraisal and assessment information. ber.
township. the school district bought years ago tempting to prevent a fight betwesii Jason and his claeemate The tax review board will meet
when a much greater population was when the incident occurred on Haggerty and Ayrshire near Field. PEOPLE WHO have made Im- Tuesday, March 6, through Tuesday,
MONDAY NIGHT Dr. Hoben said projected than is likely now. For that Miller suspended Scott for insubordination, said Bennett, adding provements to their property over the March 13; and Friday, March 16. Hours
the district is willing to offer the Proc- reason the district appears ready now that her attorney ia fighting the action. Bennett is keeping her past year — such as building a garage are 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. daily, with the
tor Road site for purchase but Poole to sell some of its sites. other children out of school in protest. Miller refused to comment. or adding a room — can expect their exception of March 13, which will
wants free use of the site until such assessments to go up, Shaw said. In schedule hearings from 3-9 p.m.
Csnton Sgt. Alex Wilson said police are investigating the matter.
timeas the district wants to use it. Please turn to Page 5 general, however, most residential
properties will be assessed at the same Please turn to Page 5
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Opinion
the Legislature In 1976. say, OK, unless you have a $90,000
Readers Write . . . .12A Democrat Robert Myers, who Myers has worked for the Depart- house, we don't want you in the blaze
Sports served as a Canton trustee from ment of Housing and Urban Devel- community,"* said Myers, who lives
Suburban Life. . . . . 1-5B 1974-78, announced his candidacy opment in Washington, D.C. on a na- in a spacious mobile home on Mott
The View for the township board Mooday. tional mobile home advisory council Road.
Travel Tm just a concerned resident of and served as an expert witness on 'T think that's a misnomer Re-
Classified. . Sec . D-E Cthaen ptoeno pwleho — w oofutled w lihkoe w toou rledp lrieksee ntot meraaln Tufraacdteu rCeodm bmouissisniogn .f oHre t hceur rFeendt-- g$9a0rd,0l0e0ss h iofu ysoe,u t hleiv bea isnic a in $d5i0v,i0d0u0al o irs A fire swept through the Canton
five of the knowledge I've gained ly is an assembly line inspector for the same." home of Richard Clark at 5955 Lilley
over the years and help in any ca- GM Police and fire protection and north of Ford Road Monday, causing an
estimated $35,000 in damage No one
pacity I can, said Myers, vice presi- roads are other weighty issues. My-
"MOST PLEASED BY dent of the Michigan Department of GOVERNMENTAL EXPERI- ers added. »Ll SRESLER/Wafl photograph* was Injured in the fire.
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•uas of the Observer A Eccentric ee. hance Myers' effectiveness as a ey we are spending and seek a via- and industrial (taxpayers) to support ry ranch when the fire broke out at
HOUSEHOLD PETS classified as "There have been a number of board member he said. ble alternative so we can get the the residential The bulk (of the tax 11:40 a.m., Canton Township Fire Chief
piaoad. "Found ar appropriate noma Mel Paulun said Richard Clark was
tor my 3 y—r ok) Boston Terriar people who've contacted me — sev- "I think I nude a lot of mistakes most for our tax dollars (Supervisor burden) is supported by homeown- next door working in a relative's ga-
Received IB cafla I'm a happy sub- eral people on the board and from while in office. Tm a little more log- James) Poole and (Trustee) Carol ers, and should be supported by in- rage at the time, firefighters said.
•»W>er — wt>o raada the Farming i or the community who've asked me to ical now. I listen to every side of the (Bodenmiller) have strived to keep dustrial," said Myers, a husband and
Ot>**rver mora thoroughly than tha rm." story," said Myers, 39 the budget within a reasonable father of two Eight firefighters, two "squirts'
(large fire trucks), a mini-pumper and
"There were many things I'd like amount But in any community "If you got all of the people from rescue unit were at the scene within
THOUGH MYERS has stayed out to have had for the community. there's fat that can be trimmed." such organizations as the Chamber five minutes. Paulun said
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it all! ^ have been involved in Canton. learned yon can gets reasonable vi- generated funds, and not depend on ways and good viable ftlternatives to closed late Tuesday when a faulty elec
The sspemlaot and trustees ask my able alternative by getting a per- federal handouts lure industry to the community." he trical system was determined to have
caused the fire. A ground wire near the
opWons, and whenever I feel centage of the pie I think compro- said.
meter box in a utility room overheated,
v 091-0900 (bsotraornd,g lrya tahbeoru tth)a ann gioss uuep baendfo rsepe tahke mise is the key word today . " to TthHeE t oAwTnTsRhiApC iTaI OviNtal o tfo iintsd upsrtorsy IMPROVING ROADS and sewer uigpn tihtien gw walilr ianngd ainntdo sthpere aatdtiicn,g th fela cmhieesf
Use your MasterCard or Visa (st meetings) I speak with them on HOUSING IN CANTON is an tm pertty, he added and water facilities is essential, said
the phone," said Myers, a portant laane In Myers' view. "You have to have commercial added Myers
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CEP parent group
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CROSS Buying Bengals satisfied his dream
COUNTRY
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high schools are organizing a Parent On parent involvement, Burnstein
Teacher Group. comments; "Parents need to be to the Thomas S. Monaghan asked a question business talk
The (roup has a two-fold purpose, schools to know what la going on and to and then spent the next hour answering it
according to Cindy Burnstein, one of understand how their almost-adult chil- 30% to 40% — and telling his life story in the process.
hte actively-involved teachers from dren will react" "So what's a guy with a name like Dominic ks', a two-table carry out restau- "The real education is doing, not read-
Centennial Educational Park (CEP). , Just because students are in high Monaghan doing in the pins business?" rant in Ypsilanti. ing," he said. "Satisfying the customer ia
She is an English teacher at Salem school, she adds, does not mean that OFF was the question be used to kick off his The business, which was "totally under- worth about 20 educations."
High and a resident of Plymouth. they are ready to be put on thler own. recent talk to a packed lecture hall on capitalized," seemed ill-starred from the
One purpose is the clear need for "High school students still need paren- Oakland Community College's Orchard start, according to Monaghan. MONAGHAN SAID that he was put off
parental involvement at the high school tal input and sharing," says David Art- Ridge campus in Farmington Hills. "The first month we were open, we the first time be approached Tiger Presi-
level, she said. ley of Canton, a parent and member of Monaghan, who in the early 1960s com- didn't even have a telephone," he said. dent Jim Campbell about the possibility of
Another, Burnstein adds, is to have the Plymouth-Can too Board of Educa- bined a $500 loan with lots of business sav- "Now, you just try running a delivery buying the team. "I was told that every-
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CEP and let them start to understand ' Another parent comments: "The • Woolrlch Shirts day, shocked the sports world last October ners, first brother Jim and then a man Monaghan said.
it CplEaPce i swh neorte a o ufro rcehigilndr ecnou gnotr yt,o b luetar na • Selected Warm-Ups when he bought the Detroit Tigers base- whom be said cheated him. Even when But after several meetings with owner
2nd In debate THE FIRST such program, a presen- and we as parents have a say in that • Selected Danskin balAl tt eOaCmC. , Monaghan, the 46-year-old bDuosminiensisc kw'sa sdi bdrni'stk p rtohsipseer .f irst few years, Jliothtlne Eb.ri gFhettezre. r, the possibility seemed a
tation by Nk Cooper on substance process." • Winter Jackets > chairman and president of the Ann Arbor- "The more business I did, the more "I told Fetzer a{ one meeting, 'If you
abuse, will take place at 7 p.m. Thurs- All persons of the community should based Domino's Pizza Inc., had plenty to money I seemed to lose," Monaghan said. decide to sell the Tigers, you set the price
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In NaahvHIo, Tonn. Soma 64 tooma from 23 atataa participat- Cooper, a coordinator of Alternative tional process in preparing students for dream." seroles than the food at the fanciest res- friendship with Michigan football coach
ed In tho tournoy. Toam co-captains lor Cathotic Contral Education programs at the CEP and a the world beyond high school. 'Tve always wanted to play shortstop, taurants") finally paid off for Monaghan. Bo Schembechler, one of the directors of
wora Brian Murray (loft) of Canton and Wayno Tang of Plym- member of the district's current sub- Anyone with questions may contact and now 1 can do it," he said, drawing and the business began to prosper Domino's.
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psir has a chance of winning a national title this yser. osiwnknisn hgi sin f,"av ionr iMteo nbaagshebanal'sl tweoamrds ," ihse sctailnl sciovuel dunse't sotfe mth eth nea gmroe.w Bthu. t the court fight tro"iWt, iIt hd othne't tehcionnko imt'sy ltihkeel wy,a"y b eit s iasid i.n De-
call up plenty of not-so-fond memories of In 1966, the busiest pizzeria in the world NO PIPE dream is Monaghan's pro-
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10 Tanning Sessions blow dry After high school, he spent a year in a to have it threatened by overexpansion in Monaghan, who calls himself "the all-time
stylo Catholic seminary in Grand Rapids, but 1970. But he survived that, too. Frank Lloyd Wright fan," said be would
with coupon or SUITE DREAMS was kicked out "because they said I didn't Today, Domino's, which has shed its ta- like to build on a 300-acre parcel of land
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^J Good 1hru 2-29-84 THOMASVILLE'S ON SALE gravel" as an infantryman was "the best month, 55 new Domino's were opened. of the proposed Stroh's River Place
experience of my life," according to "I fell in love with the delivery business project in downtown Detroit.
Monaghan, who retains a fondness for the early in the game because nobody else "If I can't have it in Ann Arbor, I'll go to
412 N. MAIN ST. Leathernecks. seemed to want to touch it," said Detroit," Monaghan said.
PLYMOUTH "If I had a son — which I don't; I have Monaghan, Who delivered pizzas in a beat- Questioned on business ethics,
four daughters — I wouldn't give him a up Volkswagen during the early days. Monaghan gave the following advice: "In
IFt now havt only on* phont number penny until he'd spent at least two years in MONAGHAN, WHO taught a restaurant business, you can be the screwer or the
459-3330 the Marine Corps," he said. class at OCC in 1969, was asked his opin- sere wee Always be the screwee. Never be
AT $899!
Monaghan, who'd saved about 12,000 ion of advertising by a member of the au- the screwer."
while in the service, got his first taste of udience. Monaghan was invited to OCC by busi-
the business world when an oil well con "I believe the best advertising is walk- ness administration teacher Harvey Bron-
artist fleeced him out of his money. ing, not written," he said. "Advertising is stein. Many in the audience were students
Undaunted, Monaghan put himself over-rated. We've found that if you do a in Bronstein's principles and practices of
through the University of Michigan by op- good job satisfying the customer, you'll do business class.
erating his own newsstand in downtown fine. You advertise and you'll get a big "Guest speakers are really good for the
Ann Arbor and delivering the New York rush of people, and youll never keep up." students," said Bronstein, who last De-
Times to homes in the area. Also over-rated, according to cember convinced former Gov. George
He and his brother, James, entered the Monaghan, is a specialized ''business edu- Romney to speak to the class. "The speak-
_ RANOY BORST/«tat( photographer
Pizza king Thomas Monaghan: -I fall in tove with tha delivery business aarly in the (pizza) pizza business 23 years ago, using $77 of cation" such as the highly touted master's ers motivate the students and tell them
of business administration degree. how it is in the real world."
FASHION & BEAUTY WORKSHOP gama because nobody else seemed to want to touch It."
An Adventure in Yourself'
Conducted by:
John Robert Powers
n w
neighbors on cable
School of Personal Development and Modeling
in Westland Auditorium
CHANNEL 15 1 p.m. . . . Crime: Advice on Detection McCarthy and Kathy Freece talk with
A seven-.week Seminar, beginning and Prevention — Michigan State the authors of the book, "Solo, A Sin-
Tuesdays, March 6,1984 from THURSDAY (Feb. 18) Trooper Bob Garcia talks with women gles Guide to Detroit."
7-9 p.m. featuring: 2 p.m.. . . MESC Job Show. on protecting themselves and prevent- 10 p.m.. . Belleville BPW Presents
2:30 p.m. . . . State Marching Band Com- ing crime. 50% and more off*
petition. 2 p.m. . . Greenmead Bluegrass Festi- FRIDAY (Feb. 17)
Visual poise 3 p.m. . . . Replay CALL-IN with Plym- val. 7 p.m. . . . Crime: Advice on Detection
outh-Canton School Employees 3:30 p.m. . . . Girl Scout Cookies and and Prevention.
Diet & Exercise 4 p.m. . . Hamtramck Magazine Glasses Too. 8 p.m. . . . Hamtramck Sportstalk Spe- coats and jackets
4:30 p.m.. . . Sports. 4 p.m. . . . Crime. Advice on Detection cial.
Hair 6:30 p.m. . . Canton Update. and Prevention. 9 p.m. ... Basketball: Hamtramck vs.
7 p.m. . Human Images. 5 p.m.. . . Hamtramck Sports talk Special Clarenceville. in a splendid selection
Make-Up 8 p.m. . Greenmead Bluegrass Festi- — An on-location taping of the St. Flo- 10:30 p.m.. . . Girl Scout Cookies & Glass-
val. rian Alumni Basketball Game. es Too.
Fashion 9:30 p.m. . Youth View. 6 p.m. . . . Hamtramck High School Bas- 11 p.m. . . . Project Friday Live — Hosts of styles and colors
10 p.m.. Vocational Education Week. ketball vs. Clarence ville High. C.J. McZoom and Spaz Getti go in
7:30 p.m.. . . Township Clerk Duties. search of spring in Northville.
COST $25.00 FRIDAY (Feb. 17)
2 p.m. . . . Hank Luks vs. Crime — Sub- 8:30 p.m. Greenmead Bluegrass SATURDAY (Feb. 18)
For the woman who wants to enhance her ject is fire safety with Halon Fire Ex- Festival. Noon . . . Sports — High School Swim
intguishers.
Meet.
appearance and gain self confidence 2:30 p.m.. . . Financial Planning Series.
CHANNEL 8 1 p.m.. . . Sports — Hockey.
3 pan.. . . Sports Scope.
REGISTER NOW!!! 3:30 p.m.. . . Greater Detroit Enterprise. THURSDAY (Feb. 16) 7 pan. . . . Crime: Advice on Detection
and Prevention.
4 p.m. . . . Wayne County — A New Per- 7 p.m. . . Woking Fancy — Host Pam
8 p.m. . . . Hamtramck Sportstalk Spe-
specetroit Enterprise Miracle uses her wok to make Chinese
cial.
Please Register me for 4 p.m. . . . Wayne County — A New Per- Fruited Pork and Pears Cardinal.
9 p.m. . . . Basketball: Hamtramck vs.
spective 7:30 p.m. . . Spotlight cm You — Sharon
Clarenceville.
WESTLAND CENTER S 4:30 p.m. . Besa it Malsise: Albanians Pettit talks with Sue Komisar from
10:30 p.m. . . Girl Scout Cookies & Glass-
from Yugoslavia produce this show Omega Cosmotology Institute about
es
FASHION & BEAUTY WORKSHOP about their culture. nail care. Tina Ehnis, a manicurist,
5 p.m. . . . Yugoslavian/American demonstrates one nail tip and one Coats warmed with wool
"An Adventure in Yourself' Friendship House. sculptured nail on a model. Barbara CHANNEL 11
6 p.m. . . Yugoslavian Variety Hour. Sams (Shows are repeated: Tuesdays at 119.99 to 169.99
7 p.m. Health Talks — Dr. Gordan 8 p.m. It's A Woman's World — 4 p.m.; Wednesdays at 7 p.m.)
NAME Falger discusses heart mturners. Dr Jeanette Antieau, sales director for CHANNEL 10 ohn. 240 00 to 340 00
Stanton Ellis talks about diagnosis and Mary Kay Cosmetics, discusses the
ENTIRE SUITE* Reg. $1135 treatment of MS. and Dr Dietrich leadership training Mary Kay provides FRIDAY for misses and petites, marvelous
Blumer talks about workaholics Terry Moorehead. the founder of 6 to 10:30 p.m. Canton Township silhouettes m all wool and wool with a
SAVE $236 During our Midwinter Sale, all this can be yours 7:30 p.m. Girl Scout Cookies & Glass- Mother's Learning and Support Group Board Meeting touch of polyester Solid cofors
es in Canton, talks about how her group
PHONE at very special savings. Price includes 66" triple 8 p.m. TNT True Adventure Trails — explores the woman's role as wife and SATURDAY and 'weeds from names you love.
Tonight, settle in with the unmistakable beauty dresser, large mirror, 36" 5 drawer<hest and Topic of this week's show is "Jets and mother noon to 4:30 p.m. Canton Township
Enclosed is my CheFcEkE $23.00 oDfi sat iTnhcotimvea sstvyillileng b yeoduro coamn sseueit,e w init hs oqluida oliatyk . ffourll iomrm qeudeieante h edaedlivbeorayr.d...s 1p5ec biaeldlyro pormicsed in t hsitso ck 89: 3p0.Om pu .rm N. ew ALmDifieevsritinyceal enP —.l"a n .D iane Martin is 8:30CD paemb.mi pS.oi Tl, vPheherDm,a dnis c aFunosdsod dgi uCeeths aatnin dB o—ebxe rDHceoisls-et Board MeetiCngH ANNEL 13 Also:
Money Order workmanship you'll appreciate for years to come. week. host programs. MONDAY-FRIDAY Down coats and jackets
make check* payibie to rht 9:30 p.m. Vocational Education Week 9 p.m. . So It Can't Happen To You —
WESTLAND MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION All tastefully designed to beautify your bedroom. •Save $32. Night stand, Reg. $215 - Now $183 10:30 p.m The Oasis A crime prevention series from School- Nooo-2 p.m. . . Community Business 59.99 to 79.99
craft College This week's show deals Network — local business format
Mail to: Westland Merchants Association SATURDAY (Feb 18) with security locks / 5-7 p.m. Community Business Net-
}5000 West Warrer Noon Vocational Education Week 9:30 p.m. Single Touch — Hosts J P work — local business format onx 175 OO ro 220 00.
Wesdand, Ml 48l» Board nominating forms available Lightweight warmth m quilted polyester-cotton
polyester -nylon wrth 80°c down 20°o feathers
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w w w — — ^ w m Any resident wanting to run for one of A registration drive Is expected to be con- Petition forms are available from the Selec'ed collections not every
two seats on the Plymouth-Canton Board of ducted within the next one or two weeks by Board of Education office at 454 S Harvey. style in every color or i*ze in o" stores
Education has until 4 p m Monday, April 9. the Plymouth-Canton Education Associa- Plymouth, and should be returned to that
to file a nominating petition tion, the teachers' union Also urging resi- office. Office hours are from 8 a.m. to 5 'Percentage off original prices,
dents to register are leaders of a group p.m. • n termed'ate reductions may hove been
ne. In the June 11 school election, residents wanting to recall the school board — only Each nominating petition must contain at taken prior to this sole
will vote to fill two four-year terms on the registered voters may sign a recall petition. least 20 valid signatures of residents of the Sorry no t>a>> or ph one Orders
school board school district The deadline for a potential
O2 s^*&»XtM) WMbic 5h6igSa-3n4 AQvQe B etaosotm offi eTledlMegirHasph 4107 Telegraph a t6 l4o2n-g68 L22ak Reo Rchde 1s1t1er0 S Roc 6h5e2s t3er 5 0R0d m Winchester MaH The deadline to register to vote ia Moo- baOllof tt,h oeo tew ois p hoeslidtio bnys tGol ebnen o nSc thhreo eJduenre o1f1 cpa.mnd. Tidhauters tdoa yw,i Athpdrrialw 12 from the ballot is 4 Lord A Taylor Twelve So 'Oe oenfcdss cFaelblruor 3y*8-3 2430r0d
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the other by Flossie Tonda of Canton, board tion polling places. For further information
State office or at the township hall or city
vice president on petitions, call 451-6422
hall of their hometown
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'Safety busing' to go on, despite recommendation
Tax review board to meet
Continued from Paoa 1 burden on taxpayers if it wise to let Canton use the and bulldozing the land
"We should identify would sell its unused Proctor Road site tempo- level. Canton might not
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Garden City Rotary Club the district know which Brookside Village residents for two
ones will be put on the years.
By Gary ftL Catoe Young, personnel mana- duction and material ing Partnership Act fund- "LAS V E G AS NITE" SAVINGS UP TO 70% OFF market for sale. The son of Bernard and Patricia MONEY FOR COLLEGE
staff writer ger than Rhode Island. They ing. Because of Ark- "If a particular proper- Peters, Peter has a brother, Steven, 15, VEGA$ PARTY
have just made a decision wrlght's specialized Millionaire's Party - Cash Prizes ty is important to us for and a sister, Deborah, 21. He enjoys
The Plymouth area ia HOWEVER, EM- based on economics. work, and the fact that a • Jordache Jackets '2197 our future plans, we math and drafting, and plays baseball, Over $3 bUUon is available from many
lpolsainntg a asn optlhaenrs ianredu bsteriinagl oPuLthO pYlEanEtS aOrFen t'hte t aPklyinmg- Wbuet 'hreow goo ddo a tyo ouur c htraandgee, mnya'sj oermitpyl oofye tehse a rceo molpdae-r Friday, February 17,1984 • Del Rio Jeans $997 Values up to tw stiheosu kldn olwet tthheat m alusnoi,c"i paadldi-- fooPtebtaelrls a pndla bnsas tkoe atbttaelnl.d college follow- Friday, Feb. 17 pforiuvnadtea tqirognasn, icziavticio nasnd — frat ceorrnpalor agtrioounps,s .
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ed to close its doors on der Grin ten, an interna- "We figured they as BASF Wyandotte. Donation *5.00 includes Refreshments MASTERCARD WAYNE. Ml 48184 10-6 site." if you want to be a Happy Hour 6 p.m.-7 p.m. COLLEGE FUNDING SOURCES
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workers are members of sonal appeal to you that a good product. I guess F a m i l y* i rjTY STATF ZIP 1
the Oil, Chemical and the manufacturing facili- they have more room in 1 PHONF YR INHS COL 1
Atomic Workers Union ties in Plymouth, Michi- Rhode Island," he said. 683-670 MID-WIMIR CLEARANCE
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that the operations be said. . .. | _ Wayne
consolidated at Fiske- "They admit we have a
vllle, according to Diana better work force, pro- ?• 728-1060
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folks, lend me your ear and
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tnearc LesE NarNeO toXpe P wuikthe 9F1u rt-o YARDS JOHN TRAVOLTA •
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covery Act of 1981 CORDUROYS • SWEATERS • SPORTSWEAR SPECIAL :
permits everyone to Anytime condenaate is
produced in heat exchan-
put up to $2,000 a year gers or vent systems, acids 20% COMMUNION
into an. Individual Re- achrea nfogrema ethda tb yta ckhee mpliaccael OFF DRESSES-VEILS STAYING
tirement Accent and daring combustion and in-
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deduct it from their fuel and the combustion air
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Agent can show you tion and draw In chlorine
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• CONDITIONER FOR DAMAGED HAIR
terest rates can be YOUR CHOICE
guaranteed for up to Cklortaw cornea from mu- •OYS and OWLS WEAR PUMP See John Travolta in his Oscar-
nicipal water da giaaii dar- New Towac Plaza - Fort & Sheldon R4s $<|8*
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from hniHsliiiliI Nk*«-h nooi _sd 15 oz. strutting toward his big chance
program chemicals, diaper palls 95
as a Broadway dancer. Also see
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Drexel Sofas
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mid-winter sale prices and the quality Ray • HERBAL WITH ALOE 297 much AAA can save wi. bnnvr in vour present polio. <)r call
Interior* has long been known for. Extended 99 69 [ THURSDAY-SUNDAY us. Well tell you how much vuu can save in a matter of minutes
Hondo Crouch it terms of course 2 oz. Pf n So to get the auto insurance you've always wanted from Michigan's
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PACKAGE SHELDON ROAD • CORNER ANN ARBOR HOAD • PLYMOUTH TOWNSHIP PRICES C000 THRU MARCH 31 1984
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Wo Fury Won PLYMOUTH Drexel HeI•rrititatggee X •)'< ** DEALER PHONE [phone] or 453-5820
CMt Cot* OH "WE TKY HARDER' ;SerrtnQ the Mete Aim SmY' 7 wr BEER-WINE OR CHAMPAGNE PACKAGE LIQUOR DEALER t i m i i i i i i i i i i i i m i i iu or visit the Plymouth \A A Branch at M511 Ynn \rfoor Rd . just West of Sheldon Road
OttE ThunOmy. F«truf y IB. 1964
Thursday, F+torury t6. 1084 06£ (P.Q7A
Some school
This weekend
brevities
Cut your taxes, the Lone Eagle comes
lines changed home to roost.
• BREVITIES DEADLINES Recreation Department with Bianco Travel k Save for the future with oar I. R. A.
Announcements for Brevities should be sub- Tours will visit a soup company in Napoleon, Ohio.
mitted by noon Monday for the Thursday issue For $24-50, participants will be entitled to round
and by noon Thursday for the Monday issue trip bus transportation, a tour of Campbell's, buffet
Bring ill or mail announcements to the Observ- lunch and shopping at a glass outlet. For more in-
er at 489 S. Main, Plymouth 48170. Forms are formation, call 455-0020. Some neighborhood attendance dle this fall. This move involves some
available upon request. The Brevities column • THE CHEMICAL PEOPLE' boundaries likely will be adjusted for 93 students.
is for use by non-profit organizations in the Wednesday, Feb. 22 — Concerned parents and the coming school year. The committee also recommends I
Plymouth-Canton community. community representatives are encouraged to at- Most of the shifts are related to the that current 7th and 8th graders from
tend a town meeting at 7:30 p.m. In Plymouth City merging of Starkweather and Tanger Honeytree would remain at East Mid-
• PARENT MEETING Hall, Main at Church, to begin a community action eiementaries into one school, and the dle School as 8th and 9th graders.
Thursday, Feb. IS. - A meeting of the newly and involvement program for alcohol and drug continued growth at the elementary Tbe committee also is suggesting
formed Centennial Educational Part parent-teach abuse among young people. This is a follow-up to level in the Eriksson and Field atten- that some 18 8th graders from Honey-
«r group is slated for 7 p.m. in the Plymouth Salem the nationally broadcast program, "Tbe Chemical tree now at Tanger go to East Middle
High School library. Nic Cooper, co-director of al- People." This will be an organizational meeting to Mooday night Supt John M. Hoben for the 7th grade, and all new middle
ternative education at CEP, will speak on "Sub- get the community to follow the actions taken in gave a preliminary report to the Plym- students moving into the Honeytree
stance Abuse: The School and the Parent Re- several other communities. The group hopes to edu- outh-Canton Board of Education on the apartment complex would be assigned
sponse." Parents of CEP students and ninth graders cate parents, children and residents to encourage thinking of the district's boundary com- to East.
are invited. the formation of parent peer groups, to develop al- mittee. Some 30-40 kindergartners from the
ternative activities, to support schools, law en- This week discussions are being held Field attendance area now attending
• CHILDREN'S PLAY forcement and other community services. between administrators and PTO rep- Eriksson Elementary will continue to
Thursday-Sunday, Feb. I«-19 - The Plymouth It's the Individual BflUnmant Stop by and ask about our wide resentatives from Starkweather and attend Eriksson for first grade, if an-
AAUW children's play, "Cinderella.'" will be pre- • COMMUNITY BAND range of high-interest I.R.A. investment Tanger concerning tbe closing of other recommendation is adopted.
sented at 7:30 pjn. Thursday and Friday, at 10 Friday, Feb. 24 — Tbe Plymouth Community Aeeoont lor all wage earners. options today. You'll receive personal, Starkweather and merger with Tanger. In addition tbe district is considering
a3 .pmj.n, .1 S pu.nmd.a ayn din 3th pe. mau Sdiattourriduamy, o fa Pndly amto 1u tphj Sn.a alenmd Bfoarnmd iunn dceorn tcheert d iarte c8ti opnjn o.f FCeabr.l B24at taitsh tihlle w Cilaln ptoenr- Save for a secure retirement. khnaoviwngle tdog peaayb lae ccoeuntn sine lfienges w oirth out woOrnk sMhoaprc mhe Se,t ibneggin wniinng abte 7: 3h0el pd.m a.,t a aHsuslisginnign gar seoam, e i n3c0lu sdtiundgen atsll f rkoimnde trh-e
High ScbooL Tickets are 11.35 each. Remaining Little Theatre, Plymouth Canton High School at If you're a wage earner, you can put commissions. Besides ... it's a great Tanger to discuss tbe change in use for gartners in the Morton Taylor/Warren
tickets are on sale through Feb. IS at tbe Rainbow Joy and Canton Center Roads. American music will real security into your financial future way to cut your taxes and save for a BIU. 8R£SLER/«lafT photographer Starkweather building, the combining Road area to Miller Elementary.
S•dWT iEhheaFoe NtSp rfei uEaardnimtaRr sAyh aGo,nin pnFYn Ceee nAabs .mEr F ba1nptoA7eu r6srI g—TR pyCr.a em*S inPl.c t A ahaeairnoUnrd odoC ln FctaTbron teaIdrhOfe etasN utACL c iouitnvilclo otPeinnogli yneasm t wac oaraitutlmslt h phta.bu otess 7t. •mabT neTEadT fOs SuectTAaeeri strtSusdi rqTaCeuyMld,iu .nFb AgAe Sa bdan.mT ns E2ipus8ResaailS o—k Ene vr i E)sTa lVbfwureAaeil telOLi. o brUnaelAg Ci TnMo InaaOttjeoN s5rt:i 3C t(y0lOi ps NTt.emo-na.is natg-t dwwyRoohienutYhe'tt i.oa r roeuelur myceroaa etundanyt x ws A- thosacharrcktev.o ely tuAoe nanurte drr d(e IIe.t .IRisRnrp.e.deAAmci.v.ia)e ialdl nyt—tu Fi a fpeil rlvsaetn n yo uif tsiemceu! re retiremenFt I —X EallD a tR thAeT saEm Ie. R.A. CtvTaihxll ueca cockhu xCanpsh etieklcroter oof of foAur Pm ltneyhremisco aPunettjh rA,mla ooaau ovtrdho-aslNutono ntreht heor-f elpfWborrie ntdgh ne swe sietedheany nrt,ih cFeieam.ob. S l r2ae2snst.i oT ry he ecariret'si zla etn ansxo rscehhtoauurrlgnde, ojmautf esOItntbsmNebdlaEe stnn tiOeetosrwFn. sw stishocehu tolh dmoalt saa atj tolaelrnn d8 dbth o bPu ogisuoirnnangddeaee rrrreys cM o namoiddw--- snmbthiluveorAmeonc lutktbt hsghwe ahoroan oufosugf the sis atntttbrbuuceleddri eedee ranisnsshtt sitsyinrfe igttcash wtre sf yeianr s ewavtrohe lea vu nnlepedrs eoas nlo a rmtfroeagadli el r- dydoaunuric'lnYelg sho, oue w'aulrlra s t t1echeh9e2 D0 imtsseut rsGmoicroietv o-aibtfeso tE,rh snmec aeJCpeahtezaz i rW tAslee gspeee k,Loe pdinnladBedn.,—bc teeAiaCr snJgiUtdthes - ,,
pjn. Energy-saving goods and services for residen- the dinner meeting in Denny's Restaurant on Ann Federal Savings Bank & Trust wrth as Retired Persons (AARP), double chocks any W-2a, any statements on Income or its foods. So come on out. Quick. Before the 20s
tial and commercial uses will be auctioned. Admis- Arbor Road east of 1-275. For reservations or infor- little as $10 (in our "Variable Rate 10.54% 10.15% a return. The AARP Tax Aide Counselors money received, and how much you paid fly away again.
sion is free. For more information, call 591-6400, mation, call Phyllis Sullivan at 455-1635. I.R.A.") and may contribute as much arid at the Plymouth Cultural Center, for hospitalization beeides Medicare,
ext. 409. as $2,000 a year ($2,250 if you have a Farmer at Theodora, from 240 to 4 pjn. and any property tax or rent statements. H e n ry F o rd M u s e um
non-working spouse), up to a
• COLOR ANALYSIS EFFECTIVE ANNUAL YIELD ANNUAL RATE F e b r u a ry 1 8 a n d 19
• ANTIQUE TOYS Tuesday, Feb. 28- — An introduction to color maximum of $4,000 a year for working
Sunday, Feb. 19 — Antique toys, including a analysis will be held at the Plymouth Cultural Cen- couples! 24 MONTH TERM, S 500 MINIMUM DEPOSIT
Lloicoonmelo Ttirvaein an cdir tcean d1e9r1 0c,ir aca H 1i8ll9c8l,im tibne arn dst eiraomn- ttoyypse, tweirn, 5b2e5gi nF aatr m7 epr.m a.t w Tithhe othdeo rfer,ee P slyemmoinuatrh .be Sgeinantiinngg Reduce your taxes. Other terms and rates are available
and fire trucks from tbe collection of Lawrence at 7:30 p.m. The seminar will answer questions in- All the eligible contributions you make
Scripps Wilkinson, an affiliate of the Detroit Histor- dividuals may have about color analysis, its uses to your I.R.A. at First Federal Savings VISIT OUR NEW SOUTH FIELD LOCATION
ical Museum, are on display through Feb. 19 at the and applications. There will be a demonstration of Bank & Trust, as well as all the interest SUPER SAVINGS ON FEBRUARY SPECIALS
Plymouth Historical Museum, 1S5 Main at Church. the method. Color analysis aims to help make ev- that accumulates, is totally tax-free For savings rates 24 hours a day, call toll-free HUNDREDS OF NEW WORKS BEING SHOWN
Also on display are doll houses, miniature rooms, eryone aware of color for the individual and its until withdrawn at retirement — when 1-800-521-0708
caphnadan r.a gT evhdiu.l lrasgdea,y ,c iSracatu 1rd9a3y0s .a nTdh eS umnudsaeyu.m A dism oispseinon 1 -i4s msfoigarnnm yaa natdipo pninl io cbra uItnsiio nanersrs asi.nn gAfiannsyghoi anoe np, ri onmtgaerkraeems-tu eopdn, iIcnnot mleororio raern daInel--- yborauc'rkee lti.k Tehlya tto m beea nins a y olouw peray ta lxe ss (in the 313 area only) Austin Galleries 25S a- v 5i0n% gs A Thursday
taxes on the money you earn! Friday
ysis may cooOact Pat August at 453-2381. AMERICAS LARGEST SELECTION OF ART
• BEREAVED PARENTS OA i J ^ Saturday
Monday, Feb. 20 - Tbe Bereaved Parents Group • SPECIAL EDUCATION FROM POSTERS TO PICASSO
will meet at 8 p.m., Monday Feb. 30 in the Newman • Tuesday, Feb. 28 — The Plymouth-Canton school LOWEST PRICES AND 5 YEAR EXCHANGE PRMt JEGE Every r. Mitfcicfv Only
House at Schoolcraft Colege, 17300 Haggerty, Livo< district Special Education Parent Advisory Com-
nia. The group is a self-help network for parents mittee — a group of parents of handicapped per- FIRST 4 || FEDERAL OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK FOR OVER IS YEARS Fur kl
who have lost a child. For more information or as- sons — has scheduled its monthly meeting for 7
sistance, call 348-18S7. pjn. at tbe Pupil Personnel Services Building, 1024
South Mill St in Plymouth. The group regularly Novi Twelve Oaks Mail • .349 6r>60 i e£
• EDSEL FORD TO SPEAK meets on tbe fourth Tuesday of the month at 7:30
Tuesday, Feb. 21 - Edsel Ferd • will be tbe pjn. All parents of handicapped children are en- Dearborn Fairlane Town Center • 593 4225
guest speaker for tbe Caucus Luncheon sponsored couraged to attend. "Kids on tbe Block" puppets a nd t r u s t: F5T7r Southfield Southfield Plaza • 557 24*0
by tbe Plymouth Community Chamber of Com- will be featured at the Feb. 28 session. Main Office: 761 W Huron St . Ponuac 48053 31 3- 333-7071 t O L iL between 12 & 13 Mile Road
merce beginning 11;30 a.m. in the Hillside Into. Cost With Offices Serving Southeastern Michigan
is $6.50 per person. For reservations phone the • COMMUNICATION
Chamber at 453-1540. Tuesday, Feb. 28 — "How to Communicate with- Federal regulatfons require substantial tax and interest penalties
lor early withdrawals from ail Retirement Accounts. Rate is subject
out Saying a Word" is the topic of the Association
• SOUP TOUR to change without notice. o f f fl
Wednesday, Feb. 22 - Plymouth's Paries and - Please turn to Page 9
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New Arrivals -
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brands always
20 - 00% Off
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SHOE INN 873-6300 Open 9:30 5pm Bloomfield Thurs., 'til 8 30 p m 1515 N. 6W42o o3d00 w0a j?rd Ave j
Our suppliers have agreed to reduce prices on these items (or this sale * *MAJO*R CREDIT* CARPS A•CCEPTED* • FINANC*ING AVAIL-ABLE ** *
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WALLPAPER m ar [
Hundreds of
Windmill
Books • Solid Polished Brass
U DISCOVER THE ELEGANCE^^
to choose Fruit Market
0RIEHTAL • Acid-Etched Glass
from High style at low prices, so dress your
windows in the very best. Save on our home BUGS J4800 Plymouth Road Livonia 422-4144 Clip-On Shade
3 0% fashions now! _ • (Lett) Height: 13"
S a v e3 0 - 5 0% OFF H«£oLOmOoV gFAeRnMiSz ed SOLID GREEN • (Right) Height: 13V2'
.CABBAGE
OFF AT OUR
Manufacturer's Prices
FEBRUARY ST0REWIDE W )A Milk $ 4 9 95
MANUFACTURER'S LIST SALE r
M . 59
PRICE • S f 'T " "" 85 » s s r s s t "- Superb collection of authentic
hand-made imports. Personalized
ON YOUR SPECIAL ORDER Full Color Selection 30% Oft Woven Woods service by Karen and George Plastic Gallon
Nigostan at Dearborn's exclusive »t»i prodMc* pureft— LB.
WALLPAPER oriental rug shop. Supervised
on-location cleaning and repairs. MICHIGAN YELLOW COOKINGONIONS.12< LB.
f? SNOW WHITE MUSHROOMS 99" LB SALE • SALE QUOIZEL SALE • SALE
s
SOLID OAK VANITIES SOLID OAK I ORIENTAL CARPET CO. SPOEUATCHH AEMSE,R PICLAUNM eS<,U uN* ECTARINES 99« LB Hand-Blown Opal Dome
21919 Michigan Avenue A
SEAT Between SouttiTkeld 4 TetegrapM WASHINGTON D'ANJOU PEARS 49* LB Antique Brass-Finish Base
1 mile West of Hyatt Regency
SaSrJES SatmTone Fr— Parking m Aw FRESH LARGE BROCCOLI 69* BUNCH
:—V. Urtnt WW DallyS a1w0 -O«n.l yT Shuundrsay t «1l2- 38 30 ^ DELlZ N Slower dept. (Lett) Ceiling Mount Or Swag
| A )9 tCMMMMTOMH 277-1330 IMPORTED 6" POT (Right) Table Lamp 20" High
BOILED HAM M.99 LB TROPICAL PLANTS .'3.88 3-Way Switch
FULL OF FLAVOR CUT MIXED
ROAST BEEF *3.99 LB. BOOOUETS *3.99
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WISCONSIN CHUNK ONLY • WIDE SELECTION Of ROSES
HUCKSTER CHEESE *1.69 LB ' CARNATIONS S 3 9 95
^ ^SALADS • PARTY TRAYS ^ • DAISIES
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GIFT BASKETS BEER & WINE SWAG
241-8400 VtSA
ton - M1-3131 . M a r ch HOURS: Moil. I Sat. 7-9 Inn. 7-6 No returns or exchanges
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STUDENT ADMITTED must have a minimum 3.5 grade point achieve a grade point average of 3.S or and Richard Kirchgatter of Canton, has Gerakttne HUtard of Bamockhurn computer .systems applications; Ann Continued from Page 6 volunteer from the American Association of Re-
Plymouth resident Sosan Jarvis has average on a 4.<f scale.- more on a 4-0 scale. been initiated into tbe Alpha Beta Drive, a Junior in general business; Su- Hewett of Farmbrook, a senior in clini- tired Persons (AARP) of Plymouth-Northville will • FREE JOB HELP
been accepted for admission to Siena chapter of Alpha Gamma Sorority at san HousboMer of Proctor, a senior in cal dietetics; Penny King of Ann Arbor for Retarded Citixens/Northweet Communities help taxpayers complete forms and home-beating- Any employer can use tbe free Job Placement C o l o n i al H o u se
Heights College in Adrian. • UM-D GRADUATES • MUSICIAN HONORED University of Michigan Tike sorority nursing; Jacob Israel of Brook Park, a Trail, a senior in nursing; Paula Rre- 1*84 meeting Slated for 7. SO p.m. at Bryant School credit and property-tax-rebate forms. Appoint- Service of Plymouth-Canton Adult Education.
Jarvis, a member of tbe 1M4 Plym- Several Plymouth and Canton resi- Plymouth freshman Robert Grossntt, waa founded at Syracuse University in senior In business administration/ac- goski of Amber Court, s jumor In gen- oc Merrlman Road north of Six Mile in Livonia, the ments must be made. Call 397-1000 Ext 278. Many current and former students have been care-
outh Canton High School graduating dents were among tboee receiving de- son of Mr. and Mrs. Duane R Grossett 1904 and now has a membership of counting; Janet KMbowfcz of Hanford, eral burtnei, Susan Matulevkh of Ann meeting will focus on communication through sign fully screened and are ready for referral for part- Noiv Shop Sunday
class, next fall will enter tbe independ- grees from tbe University of Michigan- of Danbridge, has been selected to play about 77,000. a senior, Holly Klein of Brook Park, a Arbor Trail, a freshman in nursing; language, Bliss symbols, and artificial, computer • SINGLE PARENT GROUP time, full time or temporary wort. These students
ent college founded in 1919 by the Adri- Dearborn last fall in a master's class at Kalamazoo Col- senior in business administration/ac- Terrence McCarthy of Hamilton, a sen- assisted language for mentally-retarded and hear- A discussion group for single adults with or with- are mature and offer a wide variety of and During our 47lh Annual Slorewidr Sal«*
an Dominican Congregation. weErea rZnainngna b aVcahseilloourr ooff W airntster d Dergirveee si n legGer. ossett, a pianist, will perform • OSSuUzan nHe OMNO LoRoEsfEa rook of Indian csoopuhnotimngo;r Be;a Crbolalreae nJ. L Keobplaknoc o of fO Arhrlainn,g -a cioyr O mlsaojnor ionfg S ihne cldoomnp,u ate rse snciioernc ien; NOanne- iPnugb ilmicp Sacirheodols p earnsdo nLsi.vo Tnieaa cshcehrosol sfr womill bNeo prtrhevsielnlet. Couatn ctounst Modeynt oafl Htheeailrth c hSielrdvriecnes i,s a bueniintg o ff oSrt.m Jeodse bpyh wmoenrtt bSapcekcgiarloiustn,d a.t C45a1ll-6 S63h0ar oonr 4 S5t1r-e6a6n6,0 .J ob Place- through March 4th 1-5 p.m.
• ACCEPTED AT BOWDOIN Canton and Patricia Zagorski of Ver- - works by Bach, Beethoven, and Cbopln. Creek, Canton, has been nttned to tbe ton, a sophomore In social work; Mar- arts; Florence Remaki of .Gotfredson Tbe meeting is free and open to tbe public. For and Mercywood hospitals. Topics will include
Canton resident Jeffery Kralik of sallies in Canton. He will be evaluated by guest artist dean's list for the fall quarter at Ohio garet McGee of Provincial, a senior In Road, a Junior in nursing; Frank Rem- more information, call 937-1852, 349-3400, or 937- parenting, dating, sexuality, coping with stress, • NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH
Sturbridge Lane has been accepted for Richard Roney of Lombardy in Can- Christopher ORlley. State University in Columbus. nursing; and Kathleen McLellan of aki of Gotfredson, a sophomore In com- 2340 loneliness, finances. Group leaders are Jackie Ro- Tbe Plymouth Police Department is organizing a
admission at Bowdoin College. ton earned a bachelor's degree in gen- • Raintree Court, a Junior majoring in puter science; Terry Saxtoo of Rom, a goff, ACSW, and Bob Hall, ACSW. Tbe group will Neighborhood Watch program for the city of Plym- Since 1937
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• MAKES DEAN'S LIST Road in Canton earned a bachelor's de- Colleges." lege, Livonia. ness administration/marketing Rich- man majoring in nursing. graders are invited to try out Contact Coach ken
Two Plymouth residents, Ruth Ett- gree in science and mechanical engi- Vermeulen is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Prom Canton are Barbara Allegrina ard Craig of Parkhurst, a senior in soci- Johnson for more information.
Inger and Kristin Holappa, recently neering. ML Vermeulen. He is a senior at of Chichester Road, a senior majoring ology; Lisa Dolaey of Haggerty, a • ALMA GRADUATE
were named to the dean's list at Hope Karen Poszywak of Palmer in Plym- Palmer College of Chiropractic In In chemistry; Lucille Crouch of East freshman; Brenda Doughtery of. North- Sandra Osquist of Plymouth is • CATVTON HISTORICAL SOCIETY
CoTlloe bgee i nn aHmoelldan Cd,o M thiceh l. ist, a student ogurethe eina randemdi nai sbtaracthieolno.r of science de- Ddoacvteonr poof rct,h Iiorowpar,a catnidc dweigllre ere Icne iJvuen eh. is Fmriannikstlrina tDiorniv/ae,c cao Juunntiionrg i;n S balulsyine sDsu a-d- eJranc,q aue flryens Dhmyearn o ifn Fciormwopoudte,r a s csioepnhcoe-; aqmuiorenmg estnutds efnotrs g rwahdoua tcioonm pfrleotmed A rlme-a wiTll hfuerastduarey, SMcaortcth M 8cl —nti rCea nwtohno Hwiisllto hriacvael bSiosc ideitsy- OLYMPIC
Students are selected for "Who's Charme of Wiclif Court, a junior ma- more specializing in studies to work College during the college's 1983 fall play of World War II memorabilia. Mclntire is a
• ON DEAN'S LIST Who" by a campus nominating com- joring in computer systems applica- with the emotionally impaired; Myrtle term. local high school student interested in war history. P I I ME
Plymouth resident Greg Carmer, son mittee based on their academic tion; Cheryl Evans of Lombardy Drive, Ebert of Cokwy Farm Drive, a fresh- A sociology and social work major, Tbe meeting will begin at 7:30 pjn. at tbe Canton
of Mr. and Mrs. Dwayne Carmer of achievements, service to the communi- a sailor in biology; Laura Evans of man in gerontology; Sandra Faliewicz she earned a bachelor of social work Historical Museum at Proctor and Canton Center
Sath Seprirdinagn, wAarsbo nra mCoedlle tgoe t fboer d feaalln' s19 l8is3t ttyie, sl eaandde prsohteipn twia le. xtracurricular activi- iLnogm stbuadrideys D tori vbee,c oam seop ahnom leograel masasjiostr-- oFfu Tltaovni sotfo Ockra Dngreivlae,w na, far essehnmioarn i;n Pcaotmti- dSeaglermee H. Aigh 1,9 s8h0e gisra tdbuea dteau ogfh tPelry omfo Cuathr- Roads. C A S H W AY SIZE DEALS
semester. % ACCEPTED BY SORORITY ant; Cynthia Hagan of Redfield Court, a puter systems applications; Randall mella Oaquist of Grant • FLORIDA TRIP
To be named to the list students must June Kirchgatter, daughter of Elaine senior majoring in medical technology; Hester of Northville Road, a Junior in Thursday, March 22 — City of Plymouth Parks L U M B ER
and Recreation is sponsoring a second Florida trip
• ON LIT DEAN'S LIST
Don S k i n n er e a r ns Bell citizen h o n or Tbe following Plymouth and Canton with departure planned for March 22. Tbe coat of
|429 includes seven days/seven nights at Indian
residents were named to the dean's list
Harbour Beach, Fla., one day/one night at St. Au-
for the fall term at Lawrence Institute
gustine, a tour of Kennedy Space Center, day at the
Donald J. Skinner of Plymouth has Skinner has been active in Plymouth in Plymouth, but he enriches the lives club supports local school and sympho- of TTeocdhdn Hoalo guyk ,o fS oPulythmfioeuldth: and Kristin beach, and optional tours to DisneyWorld, Epcot PAINT SAVE 33% 2X4 STUDS, INSULATION
received Michigan Bell's Good Citizen Rotary for the past eight years, now of fellow employees at Michigan Bell," ny activities, and programs for retard- Bouman, Leanne Bouman, James Center, Cypress Gardens, Orlando, and Rosie
Award for his volunteer work with the serving as vice president and member- said Marcia Buhl, Bell's local corpo- ed children. Brewer and Jennifer Julian of Canton. 0*Grady's. Transportation will be by bus equipped
Rotary Club of Plymouth. ship chairman of the organization. rate affairs manager. "We are very Skinner also is vice chairman of the with air conditioning, reclining seats, stereo music, WITH COUPON KRAFT-FACED
comSkpiannnyer's, 6n1e,tw iosrk an s eernvgiicneeser d ienpa trht-e maLjaosrt f yuenadr- rbaeis heer,a dthede uapnn tuhael R cohticakryen's gcolamd mtou nbiety h soenrovriicneg.' 'h is commitment to sPiloynm aondut hin T 1o9w6n3s hsieprv Pedla nasn icnhga Cirommamn iosf- • HTIwLoL PSlDyAmLoEuth H rOeNsiOdeRnEtsES were awnids hriensgt rtooo mma.k Aed au rltess ewrvanattiionng mmaoyre c aInllf o4r5m5-a4t6io2n0. or / OS rp 3-1/2X15
ymeeanrts .a nd has worked at Bell for 36 bvaalr.b Oeqnu etb aet Sthuend Palyym ofou Fthal lFa Flles Ftievsatli,- dinFnuenr dasr era uisseedd faot*r a t hvea Rrioettyar yof cchaiucskeesn. tUhnei Pteldy mWoauyth of MCoicmhmiguannit yaff iFliuanted., T ah e admuroinngg ttbheo sfeir snta smeemde stoter t boef tdheea cnu'srr leinstt • TRIP TO CANADA (88 sq.ft.) R—11
Tbe Good Citizen program honors Skinner's poup served some 15,000 "We use tbe funds to buy wheel- fund raised a record amount last year. school year at Hillsdale College. They Thursday, May 24 — City of Plymouth Parks and
one current or retired Bell employee chicken dinners. It was Skinner's fifth chairs, provide speical medical care Skinner also was honored last year are: Recreation will sponsor a weekend trip to the Land
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ings bond and a framed certificate. "Don Skinner not only enriches live In addition, the 12 5-member Rotary Kathryn have eight children. ford; and, Edward Peper Jr., son of Mr. seoarcth, eniigghhtt, m sceeanlsi,c ab odaitff cerrueinste sB roona tdhwea Lya pdryo dMuucstikoon- SatinTone Co fony _ BUY 2 • 6X15(49 sq.ft.)
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ALL CLOTH CAR WASH I Expires 2-25-84 Q-- • > — ^ JExpi 2 - 2 5 - 8 4 '• implant men, and their partners in the tri-county DRYWALL primer 2 gal 6X8-8'
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• STARKWEATHER EASTER BAZAAR 4X8-3/8" 4X8-1/2"
Saturday, March 31 — Starkweather Elementary
School, 550 N. Holbrook, will be having a bazaar
LIVONIA HARDWARE from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday. March 31. For more $79 J99 MEDICINE CABINETS
J / i w E ] / a £ u& information, call Carol Jones at 459-7507 or Debbie
E v e r y b o d y 's G ot I t. . . Dooley at 455-7382. or pick up your application at
the Starkweather office.
.nd KIMBERLY CLARK
BY MIAMI CAREY
February 16-18
BRING YOU A FANTASTIC • TELE-CARE WORK BENCH TOPS
Senior citizens in the Plymouth community may
C A SE L OT S A LE % D o w n t o wn N o r t h v i l le participate in a "Tele-Care" program in which tele- • OAK FRAME AND
phone contact is made daily with seniors to check
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• Winter Bargains , days through March 29 at the Canton Recreation
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30 ct. Boxaa $3.41 $32^8 $8.64 0 Good Food YOU
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Here's how area members of Congress Absent reps, American and world agriculture in the The.
were recorded on major roll call votes Jan
10A(C) 26 through Feb. 1. years to come."
O&E Thursday. February 16. 1984 Opponent Thomas Bliley, R-Va., said, "A
HOUSE vote 'by proxy' Detroit %
new study of this most ancient of farming
Women merit
methods can do little but waste tbe taxpay-
ABSENTEE VOTING: By a vote of 236
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for and 135 against tbe House tabled
Members voting yes wanted more feder-
(killed) a resolution calling on the rules ORGANIC FARMING: By a vote of 206 al research into organic farming.
committee to investigate absentee voting for and 184 against, the House passed and Voting yes: Hertel, Ford and Levin. TELEVISION
same chance in House committees. sent to tbe Senate a bill (HR 2714) that ad- Voting no: Pursell and Broomfield.
senMt omset mpabneerlss hcaanve hrauvlees cuonldleerag wuhesich c aasbt- vAomcearteics a"no arggarinciucltu fraer'sm,in dge"pe ntdoen rceedu ocne SENATE MAGAZINE
their votes "by proxy" on pending legisla- chemicals and its high rate of energyamm- CELEBRATION: By a vote of 67 for and
tion. Critics say this encourages absentee- sumption. 23 against the Senate passed a bill creating will replace
ism, causes uninformed voting and enables The measure would spend 910.5 million a commission to plan a national celebration
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weeklong fond-raiser featuring a film economic justice can best be won by ffee There was no debate before this vote. tion projects to be carried out on a cross- covered America.
festival, senior citizen dance, video day, men through free enterprise," and which Later, Rep. Hal Daub, R-Neb., said proxy section of U.S. farms The bill (SR500), which was sent to con- you've ever used!
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light of the recent report by the U.S. Cen- • Mary Childs: Plymouth City Com- organic farming "can be the salvation of tors voting yes to establish the commission. ••••Four-star quality ratings.
sus Bureau showing that women actually missioner, former mayor, selected Plym- 14L4 IfNorE a-nITdE 2M48 V aEgTaOin:s Tt,h aen H aomuesend rmejeenctte tdo, Dunn, Lousma to meet G, PG and K code ratings. Plot descriptions.
have lost ground in wage parity over the outh Hall of Fame. give the president authority to veto specific New because you fxiiv tlx.' mxt//o know in cult to tee'
last decade. • Flossie Tonda: Plymouth-Can ton outlays in a library-aid bill (HR 2878). Lat-
In 1970 women entering tbe market- school board member, moving force be- er passed and sent to tbe Senate, the bill 24 HOUR CABLE LISTINGS
place earned 86 percent of the average hind school Clothing Bank. authorizes $250 million over Five year* in Voters will-get their first closeup look at will meet informally with attendees in a Minute-liv-minute, all-day-all-night programming
wages paid to men who were starting • Mary Dingeldey: Founder of West- library construction and development two major contenders for tbe Republican wine and cheese reception. There will be no New so yon uxtn't miss a single, thing!
work. After a decade of struggle for ern-Wayne Chapter of Children's grants. U.S. Senate nomination at 8 p.m. Thursday. debate format.
equality in tbe workplace, their average Leukemia Foundation; Canton Sesquicen- President Reagan has called for a "line- Feb. 23, in Livonia. It will be the first time Dunn and Lous- PRIME TLME LISTINGS
has decreased to 83 percent tennial chairman, blood drive organizer, Iitem veto" constitutional amendment al- Jim Dunn, 40, former congressman from ma have been on the same stump since last
Even worse, those women who started charter Canton BPW member. IWCWGAM ltoicwuilnagr pprreosgirdaemnt sth taot k Ciloln ogurtelsasy sh afsor f uan pdaerd-. EUa.Ss.t aLsatnrsoinnagu,t a wndil lJ aacdkd rLeossu stbmea ,L 4iv8o, nrieat iRreed- Gmroanntdh 'Rs aRpeipdus.b lWiciannne rS toafte the C Aonuvge.n 7ti ponrim Ina- New Nsoight l)yx »litn nee-uepdsn 'lto rh xc>ritkic aaln hyuouijrest v else'
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We can give no quarter to those who of- Trustee, SEMCOG representative, busi- amendment was the first of several at- Tbe meeting is open, a club spokesman Audrey Greenleaf at 522-3985 and Jean Sunday's Detroit News.
fer feeble excuses. We have only to look at ness woman, active in farmland preserva- tempts they will make this year to give said. After opening talks, the candidates Riters at 464-6492.
our school-age daughters and grieve over tion, building, waste, and industrial issues. President Reagan the new veto authority
tbe discrimination they will face, and the on a bill-by-bill basis. This contract saves lives
battles they are destined to fight because • Daisy Proctor Longtime executive Supporters called this vote a test of For morning or afternoon home delivery of The Detroit News
otiuorn s foocri emtyen f oasndte rwso am pehni.l osophy of separa- dPilryemctoourt han Cdom vmoulnuinttyee Frun dfo Drcreive. behind ewth-ceuthtteirn mg. eFmoebser ssa iadre a mseerniodumse anbtsou stu cbhud ags- A major multimedia education effort Centerpiece of the campaign is a Call 222-2600
this should undergo hearings before reach- to fight teen-age drunk driving has "Contract for life," developed by Stu-
Fathers would like to fight the battles • Pat Hann; Leader in Old Village; Wrangling in state Senate ing the floor. been launched by a coalition of pro- dents Against Driving Drunk (SADD), a
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for the millions of fathers who want to see dents, business woman. library aid bill. to coast. The Contract calls on parents
their daughters have an equal chance. • Margaret Wilson; Longtime owner of Voting yes: Broomfield. Tbe campaign is aimed at stimulat- and teen-agers to agree that either becMaiuchsigean "sI Lta'rsg east Nbeewstptaepre rp aper"
Penn Theatre, promoter of arts, leader in THE POWER shift in the state Senate that would accrue to those in the forefront Voting no: Pursell, Hertel, and Levin. ing what is termed "the most effective, may call home for help at any time if
DESPITE ONGOING discrimination, civic affairs. Worked on Plymouth Fall from the Democrats to Republicans is of any such maneuver. Not voting: Ford. untapped weapon against drunk driv- they or their driver has had too much
more and more women are breaking tbe Festival Board, president of Plymouth complete with tbe naming of GOP mem- Surely, this is behind Gov. Blanchard's ing" — the American family. to drink to drive safely.
psychological bonds of subservience. They Community Chamber of Commerce bers as committee chairs. recent proposal to lower the income tax
are persevering in tbe face of discrimina- • Margaret Dunning: Benefactor to The Republican leadership announced Bob three months ahead of schedule this year.
tion based on ignorance and fear. city — Plymouth Historical Museum, thgt the reorganization of the Senate com- But even Blanchard's proposal to cut "Don't worry...
The recent television dramatization of Dunning-Hough Library, moving force in mittees was done with the idea of improv- » Wisier the tax rate by 0.25 percent Oct. 1 doesn't
the Willmar, Minn., women is an inspiring history of Plymouth Credit Union, former ing the state's business climate and edu- seem to be as much a clearly-thought-out
example. longtime businesswoman. cation system. plan to trim the budget in appropriate
For three years, these valiant women, • Jane Moehle: former Schoolcraft These are the same subjects which fig- areas as a desperate maneuver to take the Mommy's coming home, soon..!
fought an employer who had forced them trustee and chair of the board; her re- ure to be issues the GOP will use this year DeMaso has been treated like a leper Al- heat off the administration and those leg-
to train men who later were promoted to search led to its being named Schoolcraft in its effort to convince voters to elect though he is considered his party's leading islative Democrats who are still possible
higher paying, more influential jobs. The College; President of Plymouth branch RCepDuUbDl icans to state offices Nov. 6. taxation expert, he was bypassed for chair recall targets.
women went on strike, lost their jobs and AAUW, president of Plymouth Symphony The»: re is something of a warning in this. of the tax-writing Finance Committee What is lacking in all the turmoil is a
faced rejection from neighbors, friends Society Board of Directors, educator, ad- The Senate could become the. forum for and not even given a seat on it. cogent, thoughtful approach to reducing
and family in a community where escape ministrator State Board of Education and political wrangling of the hignest order Republicans made political hay by the cost of state government.
was impossible. at Eastern Michigan University, active in with the Republican leadership attempt- making the tax hike the Blanchard-Dem-
No, this didnt happen in 1927 or even arts. ing at all times to limit the power and ocrat tax hike. MOST OF the Legislature's time is still "It's true that
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look around to see that society provides, sory committee member, Country Festi- a lid on all allocations and expenditures — layer upon layer of services and more, university
But this is the
and even lauds, an environment which val Board member, Canton BPW member, thus retaining as much as possible of the to government. teachers and
fosters this discrimination. community activist. . IT IS NOT lost on the Republican power tax-revolt constituency — may lead to Not enough time is given to determining right place scientists.
From the beginning of life, men and • Beverly McAninch; Second woman in structure that choosing to make last political and governmental disorder how the state is going to continue to sup- for her to be." They are finding
women are taught to be separate, to learn city's history selected mayor; leader in year's personal income tax increase a Although the move to lower the state ply the services and funds that it has un- better ways
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We allow our school districts to divide allowed. Senate. of GOP senators who would like to spon- peatedly — to some way to reduce the
boys and girls into separate teams and • These women persevere despite organ- The vote to increase the income tax sor a tax-cutting proposal cost of the ever-rising Department of So-
sports. Former presidents, actors and izations which foster the exclusionary from 4.6 to 6.35 percent was almost en- cial Services budget and to find ways of
business executives who give lip service to rule. tirely partisan with only one Republican WHETHER A CUT is the wisest course meeting the demands of an educational
equality appear on television and promote All are women who have learned that senator, Harry DeMaso of Battle Creek, of action at this point doesnt seem to system which needs more money to im-
the virtues of the Boy Scouts. "service to humanity is the best work of helping give it a bare majority. Since then. matter as much as the political advantage prove its posture.
Certainly, these are all seemingly well- life." They are women who are fighting "Doctors "Your mother's
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tentloned, which discriminate against the and young people are grateful. people to
daughters of our nation. Portions of this editorial were writ- on living and
Harper Hospital
ten by Farmington Observer editor loving. Don't
WE CERTAINLY should question the Stew Bamaby; the rest by the Plym- coloring the news? Tim because it's worry. Mommy's
validity of an organization whoae creed outh and Canton Observer staffs. part of this coming home.
Richard famous Medical
Center.
from our readers MOST DAYS I don't feel sorry for the — interests which should be treated with they "were successful in isolating our-
big, rich papers downtown. Yet even rich suspicion. selves from Young's influence, " the rest of
guys deserve fair treatment, and last "Given the social geography of the met- us must arch an eyebrow. Our story reminds us that sooner or later, every family has to deal with
week they certainly got the short end the complex reality of cancer We think it's important and reassuring for patients and
ropolitan area, there is a racist relation- It is important to note — as one News
Reader likes main street idea from a report by three Ohio State Univer- ship between the media and the city." hating TV reporter failed to do - that the their families to know that one of the nation's most important cancer
sity journalism school faculty members (Italics mine.) study wasn't commissioned by an outside centers is right here in Harper Hospital at the Medical Center The Cancer Program
Because of the OSU people's built-in In other words, before any reporter agency like the chamber of commerce or at Harper is part of our country's organized cancer-fighting effort-
To tbe editor: Between the Redford and Canton pe- dispositions, it was a foregone conclusion writes or broadcasts a word, we are told Archdiocese of Detroit. It was hired by a national network of twenty Comprehensive Cancer Centers that also includes
In your request for comment* on a riod I lived in Northville with a defi- the Detroit News and Free Press would we have a "racist relationship." With such Young, who tends to meet problems with the Sloan Kettering Institute in New York, and the M.D Anderson Tumor
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core to more around and this to really small town again with a sense of com- The 29-page OSU study was commis- or break even. They are guilty by defini- saves you from dealing with the facts and been better Remember, early detection is important, so watch for the warning signs
Tmoiawrniasgh.i pH (alvaicnkging l iinve mdain ia str Reeatd)f Io rcda n mtivuintyit.y centered around a core of ac- sCioolneemd abny A n.on Yeo ounthg,er s tmhaanrt iDnegtr ofirtom Ma tyhoer tioNn.O T ONLY is the mayor-media rela- ipsasrutems eatnt hoafnd T rSahnosuplodrnt'atti tohne bDeet rmoietr gDeed and see your physician at regular intervals
^ ttoi • " coverage he got during the Magnum Oil tionship "racist," but "news is by defini- with SEMTA to form the comprehensive Fur a brochure on early cancer detection, please phone the patient
overpayment case and Vista Disposal bri- tion racist." transit system we visualized back in 1968"' hot line number given below. Harper Hospital is affiliated with the St. hool of Medic me
bery case involving the sewage treatment If news be the unusual, say the profes- Go 'way, redneck, that's racist. Shouldn't Wayne State University, and the Medical Center in delivering
plant sors, then a black mayor is unusual, black the people who pay for the Detroit water world-t lass quality health care
She hungers for free choice contractors are unusual and a meeting and sewerage system have a voice in its
where whites are unwelcome is unusual policies and operations? Bug off you
THE J-SCHOOL trio began by assum- Grosse Pointer, that's racist.
ing what they were setting out to prove: The sledding becomes doubly tough, a Harper Hospital
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dsat behave ia the freedom of opinions if thai** their style maybe we about Detroit as a large metropolitan fessors find "clear instances of racist lan- Our fragmented southeastern Michigan SCIENCE RESEARCH HOPE AND H ( t t I N G
coatiafy to theirs or the i boycott McDonald's. Aren't you area spreading from the city center guage" in the news columns of the Detroit region needs some heavy discussion of
papers." governmental modernization and reform
Can yea Asay Trashes, tho"sCeo pleeompalne. Y Inou tnhge v iwewas no'ft th eel emcateydor, b tyh e -t hneo tme sssoacgieolo cgaicrarlie rcla inptr aoprd werhi ctoh d aavmoinds For more information about Harper Hospital s Cancer Program telephone [phone]. • Physicians, please call 494-8130 for information regarding cancer panent referrals
media represent an outside set of interests WHEN THE faculty members' claim dealing with the message
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in i
now beginning, with the micro — the "universal
(Author Jack Bologna of Plymouth is presi- computer" lor tbe universal man.
dent of a management consultant/computer
Tbe micro will revolutionize our times as
security firm).
if not more, than the automobile. It will make in-
formation and knowledge and entertainment af-
Flashed with the success of the Model T from its fordable to tbe masses. It will give rise to a boat of
inception ia 190*. Henry Ford would allow DO fun- new products and services.
damental change in the vehicle. Just as tbe auto created a need for better roads,
In fact, from 1913 to 1926, tbe car came in only gasoline stations, repair shops, machine tools, parts
one color black, which gave rise to the old saw that manufacturers, collision insurance, driver training
"you can have any color you want, so long as it's schools, auto dealers and finance companies, tbe
black." micro will give rise to a host of new businesses.
But tbe tenacity of spirit which made Ford so
successful led to his undoing. He refused to believe Just aa autos spawned another industry larger
his car had revolutionised American life to tbe than itself (petroleum exploration, refining and dis-
tribution), the micro is spawning a gigantic indus-
point where customer preferences were Hanging
try. software development for micros. Software is
With growing affluence and a rise in social sta-
the fuel which drives computers. And Just as tbe
tus, tbe "common man" was asking for more choic- auto led to a network of highways, the microcom-
es, more variety, more elegance, more comfort puter will lead to a network of telecommunications
Alfred P. Sloan, at General Motors, saw this de- utilities.
velopment on the part of the mass market as an
opportunity be could exploit with all tbe choices his
firm had to offer — from Chevrolet*, to Poetises, WHAT WE SHOULDN'T forget in all this is what
Bulcks, Oldsmobiles, LaSalles and Cadillacs. the mass customer wants and needs: enlighten-
Sloan positioned his company to cater to tbe dis- ment, enjoyment, ease of operation, affordabillty
criminating needs of his customers by segmenting and service — something small, simple and cheap,
auto buyers into different income categories. He which satisfies a basic human need.
bad a car for everyone's pocketbook and colors to If the auto gave us a better sense of our national
match the rainbow. geography, and television gave us a better sense of
So by 1927, GM began to grow rapidly, and by the the world, perhaps tbe micro will give us a better
end of tbe decade had taken the lion's share of tbe sense of history and a better sense of our own uni-
market for automobiles, never again to lose it to verse. • -
Ford. (In 1921, Ford had 67 percent of the auto Tbe micro will make knowledge cheap; that is,
market; by 1926, the share had dropped to 46 per- affordable and accessible to all. There will be a
cent). market large enough to sustain us all. Not since the
Gutenberg press has mankind had such a golden
GENERAL MOTORS' SUCCESS can be attribu- opportunity to enliven man's spirit and enrich his
ted to another factor. life.
In 1919, GM instituted an installment buying plan In this great new era of knowledge dissemina-
(GMAC). Ford, on the other hand, thought credit tion let's not "blow it" with dirty tricks. Let us
buying was the bane of American business. compete for new ideas, not dollars.
We are seeing about tbe same evolution in the If the right ideas come, the dollars will follow.
from our readers
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Upset random David Artley asked me for tbe solution to the cut-
off problem. It seems simple to me. If a family
starts at one high school they should continue to
appeal denied
that high school as long as children are in that fam-
ily. Of course, this would mean that tbe board has
one less powerful decision to have control over.
Second, I resented tbe fact that I had to give up
an evening with my family to attend this fruitless
meeting. I feel there should be some way of han-
To the editor
dling this over tbe phone or by an appointment in-
Monday, Feb. 12,19»4,1 attended the Plymouth- stead of giving up my valuable free time to sit in on
Canton Board of Edacation meeting. My concern tbe board's working hours. •WHITE STAG *ROFFE •DEMETRE
was random selection.
Speaking of the phone I tried to call several of
I requested that my Central Middle ninth grader the board members during my busy working day •CEVAS 'SERAC 'OBERMEYER • SLALOM
be changed from Plymouth Canton to Plymouth Sa-
and was unable to reach any of them, inrtmting the
lem. My motive was simple. I have a 1983 graduate superintendent •SPYDER •BOGNER •ALPINE DESIGNS *GH
and I will have a 1964 graduate of Plymouth Salem
My last point is, if my 1984 graduate fails to
and my ninth grader wants to be a 1987 graduate. complete the requirements for graduation will I •HEAD "COMFY-SWING WEST'FIRST DOWN
Request denied. Just another burden that a family
then have a child attending Plymouth Salem High
has to cope with in this noo-family-oriented society. School at the same time that my younger childs •TYROLIA *SKYR *AFRC *FERA "TOPHER
I have two problems with this decision. First of enters the High School?
all it seemed to me that the decision was made v'GERRY *MEISTER •SPORTAROUND «CB
before I even got to make my appeal. I did get to
Jadith A Marcinkfewicz
address tbe subject but it was cut and dry.
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1st Ladies inaugural gowns shown
1 the
view
Ellie
Woman's Club benefit Feb. 29
Graham
THERE ARE no winter
doldrums out at St Thomas a Twenty-six of the most elegant avoid a walking pattern that involves
Becket Catholic Church in Canton. gowns in United States history will sharp turns. Those who are wearing
Tbe Women's Club at the church has shown at the Woman's Club of Plym- hoops and trains have been reminded
taken care of that They started outh luncheon-fashion show Wednes- not to step backwards, it could ruin tbe
rehearsing for their February day, Feb. 29. Not one of the fabulous gown or injure tbe model.
Follies early in January and fashions, each valued at 91,500, will be Each of the gowns is insured for
everyone enjoyed tbe results last for sale. ~~~ " $1,000 hut coverage does not Include
night when tbe show was presented. The Seely-Deer Gown Collection, ac- damage caused by smoking, eating,
Mary Albus, president of tbe club, curate reproductions of Inaugural ball drinking or being stepped on.
chaired tbe follies. She even gowns of 24 presidents' wives, will be
persuaded some of the men to get modeled for the occasion. The collec- First ladies and models are: Martha
into the act. Billed as tbe "Follies" tion was made originally for the Re- Washington, Patricia Centofanti; Abi-
Lovelies," they brought down tbe publican Party of Michigan to be used gail Adams, Ruth Roesano; Dolley
bouse. as a fund-raiser. It was purchased from Madison, Elinor Graham; Elizabeth
Members of "lovelies" team were the party several years ago by Dr. and Monroe, Nancy Tanger, Louisa Cathe-
John Dale, Tom Albus, Bill Kravex, Mrs. Edwin Deer of Birmingham. rine Adams, Patricia McCombs; Angel-
Jim Galoch, Tom Pierz and Gerry Jean Deer was Republican state ica Van Buren, Patricia Thomas; Sarah
Grady. Their gowns and wigs were finance chairman when she conceived Polk, Martha Davis; Mary Todd Lin-
glamorous, in spite of John Dale's the idea for the gown collection. De- coln, Lillian Payne; Julia Dent Grant
full beard. tails of tbe gowns were researched and Greta Poole; Lucretia Garfield, Barba-
Tbe kazoo orchestra made sketched at the Smithsonian Institute ra van der Merwe; Frances Cleveland,
beautiful music. And the whole cast and from historical fashion records at Jean Jones; Caroline Harrison, Betty
appeared for the grand finale the Congressional Library by Troy de- Koch; Edith Roosevelt Either Hulsing.
rendition of "New York, New York." signers David Zeese and Donald Nagel. Also, Helen Taft Geri Vollmer,
They shopped far and wide for the fab-
Edith Wilson, Arline Robingson; Flor-
"THE THREEPENNY rics.
ence Harding, Sharon Armbruster,
Opera" closes Saturday evening at Grace Coolidge, Betty Curran; Lou
Eastern Michigan University's THE FABRIC FOR Grace Coolidge's Hoover, Wilna RinderKnecht; Eleanor
Quirk Theatre. Curtain time is 8 inaugural ball gown was discovered in Roosevelt, Julia Kenny, Elizabeth
p.m. Thursday, Friday and a little shop in New York City The (Bess) Truman, Lee Ann Graper, Mary
Saturday. In the cast are two June shopkeeper insisted tbe bolt was the (Mamie) Eisenhower. Kay Wood;
graduates of the Plymouth one from which the original gown had Jacqueline Kennedy, Janice Foster,
Cententennial Educational Park — been cut Claudia (Lady Bird) Johnson, Phyllis
— Ann Marie Roberts and Celia Betty Curran will model the red vel- Redfern; Thelma (Patricia) Nixon, Al-
Stuart Both were active in drama vet creation of 1923 with its shapeless tha Stewart Rosalyn Carter, Constance
during their years at the CEP low waistline and three-ruffled skirt of Heidt and Nancy Reagan, Carole
Ann Marie appeared In "Annie the flapper era. Hackett
Get Your
Gun," Hair styles were researched as well THE WOMAN'S Club has arranged
as the favorite tunes of tbe presidents.
"Maine," the inaugural ball fashion show and
Tbe gowns will be modeled to appropri-
"Fiddler on luncheon as a benefit for its scholarship
ate background music provided by pia-
the Roof'and program.
nist Frances Lang.
"Tbe Long Admission to the luncheon and show
Silence" when Narrators Mary Childs and Judge in tbe Mayflower Meeting House is $20
sbe attended Dunbar Davis will provide comments per person. Wine will be Included with
Plymouth and biographical information of the tbe luncheon and each guest will have a
Salem High first ladies. chance to win a trip for two to the na-
ScbooLSbe The earliest dress in the collection is tion's first capital. Luncheon will be
was active In that of Martha Washington and tbe served at 11:30 » m The fashion show
Little Theatre most recent will be Nancy Reagan's. will begin at 12:30 p.m. Guests will be
of the Young Tbe dresses will reflect changes in seated at tables for eight and table
at EMU and appeared in "African styles over the years. Deer said that numbers will be assigned when reser-
Tales." the President's wives were greatly in- vations are made. For reservations call
She is the daughter of Carol and • fluenced by European royalty in the K.C. Mueller, 455-0075, or Linda Pawl-
Bill Roberts of Canton Center Road, style and fabric of their gowns. ing, club president. 420-2094.
Plymouth. William Henry Harrison's wife, Car- Tbe club is planning its second annu-
Celia Stuart appeared ia the high oline, was the first to wear a gown al scholarship ball for the evening of
school musicals "Annie Get Your made entirely of domestic materials. Saturday, March 10 in the Mayflower
Gun" and "The Music Man." She Meeting House. Proceeds from the In-
was in the cast BETTY KOCH will model tbe Harri- augural Ball Gown Fashion Show and Betty Curran wears a copy of the gown
of "Feiffer's son gown. Luncheon will go to fund the scholar- worn by Grace Goodhue Coolidge to the
People," which Canton Township's first lady, Grata Poole, trtea on the The models have been warned to ships. 1923 insugursl hall. The original gown
they were reproduction of Mrs. Ulysses 8. Grant's inaugural gown. snd the reproduction are said to have
ipVneivlrlifatoecdrhm ,t o i n Jlaucleia g Doewnnt iGn r1a8n8t9 .w ore the original pale green satin and Staff photos by Steve Cantrell sbielke nv ecluvte tf.r om the same bolt of deep red
Austria last
June. Celia is Family violence can
the daughter
of Alan and
Lois Stuart of
demons
Drive,
Plymouth Township. be c u r b e d— with help
* &
Celia is a freshman dance major
at EMU and Ann Marie is a
freshman theatre major. %
JUNIOR Achievement
students from tbe Plymouth JA
Center had tbe opportunity to attend The growing social problem of violence in tbe e You experience feelings of anger out of pro-
tbe Feb. 6 meeting of tbe Economic home can be prevented or greatly curtailed, ac- portion to the cause.
Club of Detroit Tbe Honorable cording to the Michigan Psychiatric Society. e You feel unloved or unlovable.
Coleman A. Young, mayor of "We as a nation do not have to passively accept e You feel unable to care about or love someone
Detroit was guest speaker and the the growing tragedies of child abuse and spouse else.
Junior Achievers met the mayor for abuse," said Dr. Melvin Bornstein, a Birmingham e You feel chronically depressed, hostile or
a question-and-answer session ' psychiatrist and psychoanalyst who is president- frustrated.
before tbe luncheon. elect of the society. e You feel little satisfaction in your life.
Guests of Don. C. Parker, e You feel indifferent to other people in your
president of tbe Detroit Free Press, "We have to somehow reach those people who life.
were Susana Matulevich, Bishop have used violence — or have the potential to use e You experience marked changes in your
Borgeas High School; Eric Loase and violence — because they cant cope with the pres- moods or personality.
Sandy Danielski of Plymouth Salem sures in their lives," Bornstein said. "We have to let e You were mistreated by-your parents.
High School; Bill Merkel, day Good them know there are alternatives to striking out e You grew up with low self-esteem.
and Ehab Aryan of Plymouth and hurting those they love." e You are or feel isolated from other people
Canton High School; and Aleda
e You resent criticism.
Aryan of Pioneer Middle School t
LINDA FEINFELD, M.D., a specialist in child e You resent your baby's crying or your children
psychiatry at Mt. Carmel Mercy Hospital in Detroit, making noise. i
ITS A FAMILY affair every added, "It is typically not a lack of love that leads e You feel deprived.
Thursday when three generations of to family violence but a lack of coping skills. e You feel you have too many pressures and
tbe Barnes family of Plymouth bead "Abusive parents rarely want to hurt their chil- stresses in your life.
for the Plymouth Cultural Center dren," Feinfeid explained "There are certain life e You feel no one understands your problems
and their Weight Watchers session. experiences such as being abused as a child that
Joel (Jody) Barnes, tbe father, make parents prone to abusing their own children. IF YOU or someone you know feels pressures \
was tbe first to Join Weight Violence occurs under stress-filled circumstances mounting and believe yourself capable of striking
dWaautgchhteerrs .J eHnisn iwfeirf,e ,1 4D, ownenrae, nanedx t in which the parent feels provoked, and anger flares out and hurting a child or spouse, it's time to seek
They were getting so many up," sbe said. help. There are many sources of help
on their changes in In the heat of the moment If you feel you can't Relieve pressure by talking through your prob- BILL BRESlER/ctatr photograph
that Donna's mother contain your anger, cool off by leaving tbe scene of lems with a friend or clergyman
a member and attained her the irritation. If a child is the target of your anger, If your problem is serious, you can learn new Energy savers to be
foal of decreased poundage leave the child with a friend, neighbor or baby-sit- ways of coping with tension and anger through
Donna's father was so impressed ter, but leave — get away from the upsetting envi- therapy with a psychiatrist or other mental health auctioned
that he Joined the group last August ronment. professional. Professional family therapy can solve
The five slim-and-trim members upsetting behavior patterns that cause friction in
More than 200 items designed to aave energy such se the window
of the family credit their leader, TO HELP people understand the roots of family tbe family.
shade shown above will be auctioned by Plymouth auctioneer
Terry Morris, with their success. violence, the psychiatric society has developed a Develop a support system by joining a group such
John Whaien at 7:30 p.m. Friday in Waterman Center at School-
Donna said, " He was so positive in checklist of warning signs to identify those who as Parents Anonymous, which teaches violence-
his approach and he and members have the potential to inflict violence on a child or prone parents how to avoid hurting their children craft College. They include flue dampers, window Insulation, solar
of oar class applauded every pound, spouse, as well as a list of preventive steps that can Individuals can find a "buddy" in the group to call systems, setback thermostata and engineering and architectural
every half pound and evsn every ~ betaken. when they fear they are about to lose control and services. Proceeds from the Sunshine Energy Fair and Auction
quarter pound we lost It Here are tbe warning signs of a potential for vio- injure a child. will benefit the Schoo+craft Energy Studies Program. Bob Croteen
to start feeling be (right) of Energy Connection in Plymouth, one of the bueineeeee
lence: Take classes in Parent Effectiveness Training
donating products to the auction, shows Frank McMurray of Can-
e You feel hopeless or helpless about your life (PET) to learn appropriate ways of responding to
ton a window shade that seels a window in cold weather.
circumstances. difficult situations with children
mm
»$pa. OAS Thursday, February 1g. 1064
Between ice and petitions, what a week!
Thorsoay. FeOfuar, 16. 1964 Q4tE
- - - J jV
I remember saying to myself several _ *ws carrier. It to a disas- This weekend theres
times, Til Just type up • little note, ter for the carrier, but an even bigger itas are doing.. or Save does, trying desperately to remember if the
nm of! some copies, and staff oae In problem for the inevitable "carrWr Canton chatter WeH I'm from'Canton^ and this hap- last election was for millage or candi- going to be some funny
It would have been so peoedtome. dates. I was concerned about making a
then. But this is now, sad Yon »my son Alan,' a While entering Kmart on Saturday I fool of myself by giving a candidate's business goinq on.
now it's too late for a simple note. But suffered such Sandy was approached by a person who asked name when it was millage.
maybe it's not too late to belp in tbe while delivering his paper route Thurs- me if I was a registered voter. Then, a way out" I would rely on my "\j -r*gi
day, Feb. 2 — a sprained knee and an- Preblich 981-6354 . I answered, 'Too bet! Never miss!" rights as a citizen to private ballot Rut
So'I kle, to be exact He proceeded to do his best to get me rather than make an issue of it just
to sign a petition, mentioning all the casually giggle out a sky "I don't re-
Dear Neighbors, So on Saturday, bis conscientious fa- negate the fact that we have a prob- for a mailman, Avon representative, or while catchy little phrases like "rising
I know tbe weather has been lousy ther was delivering his route when lem. What I really want to relay to you concerned father etc. can be disastrous. utility costs" and the famous "stop tax What a mistake. This was the
tytbttohhuoe iirsuasnehrs k,y eo o oet vrawuaenr rilnd.c. "ese Ix nsH ta oabyi wsoer,kerff ;"oa otIlrlbnte'esl yp y iyt octoeukhasoa rwt cu aaoipffllk,td ae io grni,ran ti tpwnoblei e ntt ahfdbsuiyees- hhwbaelraaao,Yps skst o,Se o uIa a hto wtsiu ,hs aotr oosud uohclalkdoody nmua 'Flsntpdaeolyebes r.ebt. se e -4hdllyoii wevu vedhle dieofennfr emth bdroyeeiwvn hietc,u e b st.fhbo oPraarnetn erid-t, tctphoooaAur,tcl d"SuhP sebPleseRes, asfA soteehIrrNie s omiEhtu'D.ossv .A" ean lnnod tkyl oetJhuu erosrt sc kiyodnoneeuswereqa ftlukaoesm np ciaaleinysnd - louwyfn eftScrahoooerm mip nslfg iedod atirehsstwetianr,bae lltstkeasr ykht seoiunods gmibatya et ,nofdr dcao ,camy an"."rA e soa nflveioetrt la wea fh vacomea rriiyes- ooIrw"nefno ap.cnu nrrertee"we asdces o epntomset"e opmd epl taaalceik.ne gHtos rnaeo o u cktnphbee aptnht o egbifnea bsl plaaiosenlttlod,ionp t pg,aleun attdhn tada hgt al eshotto e t bvvmvtioeoeooctrtueymeasdr u le v oafsnoeonuttd dr yeb. "or eyv ?uoo hu siYac acdoeyau nwyb 'ecotaa ui rsnt'eear'etmdy s es a,fimo g c"rnbAo.ne arN scc oowpiwneehnst,ocit tiii inoyeonoun a-us
throws your life into a spin. As always ful and annoying for a newsboy, reason NOW. FROM THE "I don't believe Well, I searched the petition from
You see it's not Just your family who there are so many people much worse enough to shovel your property. How- itf' department top to bottom and I couldn't find one AT THIS, HE turned his back and
could faU and be injured, or even your off than we. However, that does not ever, a broken and dislocated shoulder I usually write about what Canton- blank explaining anything about what walked away, refusing to listen to my
it was for. The only blanks filled in, reply.
were tbe lines the people were e Forget that be insulted me in MY
Even tbe "county of' line was blank. township, in front of MY Kmart (I be- Foursome represent-
I Med to get him to teU me what this lieve he said be was from Garden City.) ing killer beee was
petition was for and be said they would e Forget that my teenage son was named "moet original
be used for a lot of different things. But with me and confused by his attitude coatumea for a
the idea was to get as many signatures e Forget that be insulted me in front group." Annelieng
as possible so all tbe people and all of my son (this I was able to explain Little (left), MarceMa
"OUR" issues would get oo the ballot later), e Forget all the emotions that LaflJ, Guy Little and
He didn't even want me to read what an incident like this creates, e Re- Franz Ueb are mem-
the blank petition said. member the blank petition was filled bers of Ann Arbor
with pages of names from Canton, German-American
I SMILED and told Urn I couldn't Plymouth, Nov! etc. Remember two
Club.
sign it members of our state government
He asked why, and I told him be- were recalled recently with the aid of Kan Qamar photo* The Little Tramp will be here, along with*
cause I didn't know what it was for. He petitions. Conceivably, the signatures Local club's the Lone Eagle and the Sultan of Swat. So come"
rtressed the importance of having lots could been gathered in this manner. visit the time of flaming youth, raccoon coats,-
of signatures so all the issues would be Regardless of which side of the party jazz music and speakeasies. Dance the Chariest
brought to tbe people. line you are on, year's could be next- ton. Watch the silents. Have a rip-roaring good!
He took the clipboard away from me - e Remember recall drives and all Fasching gala time at our 1920s Great Escape Weekend.
and Insisted the blanks didn't have to special elections are a privilege, but
be filled in because they were forming costly to all. e Remember even Henry Ford Museum
a "brand new party" and that wasn't groups from outside our United States a sellout February 18 and19
required. I never was allowed to read could attempt and vtey possibly suc-
the standard form, blank as it was. He ceed In destroying our system, using
wanted just my signature. our system. If we do not guard it pro-
odfi dbI nod'wti dw npa'etn twtit aihonimnts t woto oe rtmhki.bn aSfcro r,Ia Ibs ased xhp fNalnaOi Rn Ieaddte aII otleeft co tpu eirto Kp wlmeaa tacrbhtsu! s)I et i te ( ARnedm erimghbte rI,n dfroonn'tt fnLuieglTnlh hthtee oni nGu cs eeetrhl meefboa rrPna l-itytiAsommn ao newurntiahucsaa lanC Fsu Cealltlsluu-crbohauil ont. fg C P ePlnyatmertryo.u TSthahet uh rapddrae y-a Wedding
was too conscientious a voter to sign
And this year they did not run out of the imported
without some idea of what tbe page I FINAL NOTE: I still have no idea German beer and wine, ordered months in advance i
was signing was going to be used for. what those petitions were for. They of tbe party. There was plenty of hearty German Candids
Now, be decided to add insult to the could have been as pure as tbe driven food for the celebrants who came from neighboring
intimidation. He asked who I voted for snow. And they could have been to cut German-American clubs and the metropolitan area
in tbe last election. education, or annex Canton. to join tbe fun. Many of tbe guests had no German 25 8" x 10"
I hemmed and hawed, nervously gig- Who knows? Why didn't they say? background. But ooce they attend, they wouldn't
gled and said, "The right man, Fm hot miss the party. In Album
saying they win, but I always vote for ON A MORE chattery note. If you Club member Phyllis Urban won the prize for the ' 2 3 500
the right man." (Oh bow clever I was.) know anyone with a birthday Feb. 29, best female costume. She came as a fairy godmoth-
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Post. oo admission charge, and the public is will meet at 7 p.m. Tuesday. Feb. 21, at School, 14680 Newburgh, Livonia. Fif- will meet at 7 p.m. Friday, Feb. tL\ 4-part antiques forum offered E«D«'e» 2/29/84 Mi$10 |
registration is required, invited. Geneva Presbyterian Church, 5835 The support group for divorced and ties dress is optional. Snacks, beer and Dinner at the Mayflower Hotel will be
Fee 320? a brown bag lunch. Tui- Samonie speaks fluent Spanish as Sheldon Road, Canton Township. Tbe separated Christians will meet at 8 set-ups provided. Tickets at door 315 preceded by cocktails at a member's Now, Membership !Special" " " " " "
Hon and child care available well as English He has a master's de- group is open to all persons, including p.m Saturday.Feb. 18, in St. Kenneth's per couple. house. Reservation deadline is Feb. 21 • $25 For 1 Year , •
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• HATHA YOGA • EPILEPSY SUPPORT THERE'S ALOT
Six-week Hatha Yoga course is de- Epilepsy Support Program Inc., a GOING ON IN CUSTOM GLASS <111
signed to help one relax, ease tension, self-help group, will meet 7:30-9:30 OtanlKr&Zcrtittru Your in 1
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