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Volume 15 Number 61 Thursday. February 15, 1990 Canton, Michigan 84 Pages Fifty Cents
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Yack propels study of airport in peril
By Diene Gale on the state's endangered airport list. thing other than an airport with the property," Offers have come in from developers inter-
staff writer "It's information gathering time," said clerk Klochko said. ested in building the land for something other
Loren Bennett. "I haven't formed an opinion The biggest hope in keeping it an airport lies than an airport
A citizens committee will be appointed to yet and I don't think anyone has." in federal and state grants that would be avail- The numbers weren't good," said Klochko.
study the possible purchase of Mettetal Air- The Mettetal family owned the airport from able to the township if it decides to take own- a pilot and flight instructor
port by Canton Township, if supervisor Tom 1939 until December 1987. Today the airport is ership. "Our first goal is to try and keep it an air-
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mend the committee be established, he said. Tom Klochko. Desert Sand vice-president, Addy, Michigan Department of Transportation as Plymouth's Mettetal Airport in state and
said every effort is being made to keep the bureau of transportation.
other documents.
YACK AND other township officials have 64.4 acre land an airport. There are 110 hang- Klochko declined to identify the property
met with aeronautics spokesmen pushing for ars with room for expansion. value. He did say, however, that it is worth
Tom Klochko Canton to take ownership of the airport, listed "But economics may dictate doing some- more than $3 million. Please turn to Page 2
Compromise to
put 9th graders
in high schools
By M.B. Dillon ton or Plymouth Salem High School
staff writer beginning in September.
Elementary school boundary
It's going to cost the school dis- changes will be left intact; however
trict $200,000, but parents and parents may send their children to
Plymouth-Canton school board their present school if they furnish
members have settled.on a compro- transportation on their own:
mise regarding school attendance Lastly, students living west of
boundary changes. Ridgewood Drive, south of the C & O
At two recent public forums, par- railroad tracks, north of North Ter-
ents balked at recommendations de- ritorial and east of Beck Road will
signed to relieve overcrowding. be assigned to Central Middle
Drafted by the district's housing School.
task force, the initial. proposals Also assigned to Central will be
called for the transfer of students at students who live south of North Ter-
four middle schools and nine ele- ritorial, west of Beck, north of Pow-
mentary schools. Some but not all ell and east of Napier.
ninth-graders would have been as- Students may remain at their
signed to Plymouth Canton and present schools if they make their
Plymouth Salem high schools. r own arrangements for transporta-
Residents criticized the redistrict- tion.
ing as disruptive and hazardous for
children who'd be forced t? .cross FOR THE ALREADY OVER-
busy streets. Others called it a CROWDED Centennial Educational
"band-aid" solution to a permanent Park — 4,400 students now attend
problem. the high schools — the plan presents
Under the compromise crafted by logistical problems.
the administration, all district ninth-
graders will attend Plymouth Can- Please turn to Page 4
Former reporter
BILL BRtSLtK/*t«,f1 photograph**
Doing their homework
takes township job
Plymouth Township and Canton police look like they're mugging each other, but In reality they're learning how to subdue
person. For the story, please turn to Page 2A.
By Diane Gale probably saw it over a story in the
School budget shows extra $1.4 million
staff writer Canton Eagle, a weekly newspaper
where Calabrese, 23, worked as a re-
Dan Calabrese jumped a fence re- porter for nine months before taking
cently from covering township gov- the job in government.
ernment to becoming a part of it. By M.B. Dillon last year, it was projected that the fund balance Total expenditures, pegged at $59 million, will
He has been named Canton town- THE POSITION is newly created staff writer would be $3.2 million. not change, Hoedel said.
ship administrative assistant to the and the job description hasn't been
supervisor. defined fully, he said. Some people The Plymouth-Canton Community Schools are THE ADDITIONAL $1.4 million represents a $1 The district's revenue totals $66 million — $60
If his name looks familiar, uypownl treating the job became better off financially than anticipated. million
they feared it would remove supervi- A revised 1989-1990 operating budget approved levels weren't set at the time the district adopted state, $1.9 million from the district's project fund
sor Tom Yack from the public. by the school board Monday night reflects an ex- its initial budget. Also reflected is an increase of and $1.9 million in fund balance monies.
Calabrese said that won't happen. tra $1.4 million in the district's fund balance. $408,000 in local revenue due to "increased in-
The job, which pays $26,000 annu- "It's kind of a good news budget," Ray Hoedel, come on investments and also due to receiving Board members appropriated $61.4 million
ally, is to assist the supervisor The associate superintendent for business, told board tax revenue for tax-abated properties,'' Hoedel Monday night. Allocated for instruction was $13.2
duties include meeting with commu- members. said. million, while $25.8 million went to support ser-
nity groups, talking to reporters, He said the general operating fund balance as The district also received a $248,000 federal vices and $2.3 million to the project fund.
helping to write policies and attend- of June is projected to be 14 6 million. When the grant for the removal of underground storage
Please turn to Page 3
ing meetings. board of education adopted the budget in June of tanks
"Tom is as accessible as be ever
Mild winter makes
was," Calabrese said
"No one wants to go to an under-
ling when they can go to the top. If
there's a way I can cut the red tape
Canton roads rough
for someone ... we will try to do
that"
Even though part of newspapers'
Dan Calabrese By Diane Gate time to be graded again. It rips the
Please turn to Page 2 staff writer car apart is what it does."
The culprit is the changing weath-
what's inside Drive some Canton roads and you er this winter, said Boh Mahoney,
start to shakin', rockin' and rollin' — Wayne County director of roads.
a phtiynitiKW that usually happens The record-breaking cold weather
Building scene . . . . 1H in spring. in December allowed the frost to go
HOMES
Business 1C Warm weather, rain and traffic deep into the ground, Mahoney said,
Calendar 8A.12C make the unpaved roads heave and and the rapid thaw that followed in
Classifieds . . C,£-H residents are feeling the effects as January worsened the problem.
Auto C.G of the .finest they rattle along "It's frosen down below and thaws
Employment . . .. F,G distinction on top and the water cant drain
A STRETCH on Koppernick Road away," he said "When vehicles trav-
Index 5F between Ha ggecty and His roads is el oa it it's like throwing a hanaas la
Real estate . . .. E.F.H especially cumbersome for Dais a blender - you stir everything up."
Creative Mving 1E Canning who has lived near Kopper- Mahoney refers to ea
Crime watch 3A nick since August lMt conditions that are often
Croaaword 6E Wayne County, which is responsi- with spring.
Entertainment 7C ILTFtfTO® ble for paving and maintaining What happened a couple of
Opinion 12A township roads, graded the stretch ago was considered to b* a
Sports 1D last Tuaeday afternoon. The read breakup occurring la
•lay with
Suburban life 18 MEALKtTATI SCCTKM
bumpy riding, she said the past
"The road actually caves in that bad
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can grade it once and the next day if
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Police find pain brings
School visit policy opposed PIP-Fest is set for
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gain with the right touch
7th to 9th graders
By M B Dillon
had to leave early and wasn't pres- boundary changes ) Superintendent John Hoben
staff writer
ent for the vote This issue is potentially as vola- pointed out that school visitation is
There were no community peo- tile This might be perceived as set by administrative procedure
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for township he once covered Wayne-Westland vote
Firm wins defense department award Donkey game on
PROPOSAL YES NO
shown later this month
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ing to being at Yack's right hand. free to talk with me." opened he took it. Larry Meyer, director of the Mich- the major subcontractor role Moell- of its business is in the aerospace in- special school board meeting Feb Proposal III 1,512 6.480 The Plvmouth-Canton committee, members Monday
"You have to find answers to Calabrese describes himself as a igan Department of Commerce, said er played in the turbine engine in- dustry It is a major supplier to Gen- 28. Superintendent Dennis O'Neill d sir.ct ser*es southeast Car Headlee formed to promote excellence in ed-
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sisasiude. "bYelooure h yaovue b toeg iunn ddeeraslitnagnd w ainth einrgn tMhaicth cigoallneg Uen sitvuedresinttys Cteonnds itdoe rb-e prelasicdee tnot lwivheo i nsa Cida nhteo'sn. looking for a qwuilal lhitayv oef a sner avdicvean tthaagte M inoe bllreirng hinags jaemt eonnggi nneom minaeneusfa coftu trheers .fo Tuhre m noamjoir- aDgeefnecnisees within the Department of cpirt onjeexctte fda $ll5- a$n7d m thielli ofnai lbuuredg oeft t dherefie- theT shceh doioslt rdiacyt ftarokmes s aix w hionutresr t ore cfievses wpohsiaclhs .o ipspsouesded a al lst athtermeeen btal Mloton pdraoy- New totals in Srecchrouoilt gedym pla —yer a nlbaemited s aCnasrl a P huirgshellyl- sseproikoeuss m" an Gary Cates "It's notib.^
it" - 1^ liberal, Calabrese said, be was defi- "Not because it's expected of me more contracts to Michigan nation is based upon excellence in tax-related proposals in last Thurs- next week opposing what it called a "meat-
IN HIS new job, be said, bell nitHeliys riens utmhee m iinncolruidtyes. short stints (ctaou mseo ivte's) o trh etha nti cIe shtav eco tmo,m buunti tbye - The Local Procurement Office qnuesasl itoty caundsto dmeserig nnee adnsd. responsive- groLwotnhg irna nthgee a eprloansspa cfeor fi eclodn itninculuedd e sdcahyo'so ls poeffciicaila les lection, according to ficAa tcioonn tbryac Mt parrochvi s1io nof cparlolspo fsoerd n aodti-- caaxell ianpgp froora cah co tomp bleutdeg ertev cieuwts o fan adl l millage vote Aide is 'Extra Miler'
have a better chance of helping to at a string of newspapers including around." he said, sounding a lot like (LPO) of Schoolcraft College pro- The Administrator's Award for a new state-of-the-art headquarters Voters dumped proposals calling ministrative staff cuts. O'Neill said staffing needs, costs, both direct and
shape how the story will end by of- the Spinal Column, Macomb Daily, a passage in a press release vides the needed specifications for Excellence certificate is in recogni- and research and development cen- for Monday indirect, supply requirements" be- The Wayne-Westland school board
Moeller to bid on contracts and meet tion of the company's outstanding ter within the next two years • A 2.75 mill renewal A larger than usual number of res- fore cuts are implemented Monday approved revised totals for Maryann Sumpter. a paraprofes- Pioner Middle School before
Airport study proposed • An increase of 4 9 mills for a two- idents attended Monday's school all three ballot proposals from the sional educational aide at Lowell transferring back to Lowell in
year period board meeting apparently expecting O'Neill Tuesday said the district Feb 8 millage election The official Middle School, was named as an 1985
Watch The Disney Channel's • A rollback of the Headlee limita- some announcement from O'Neill or reviews costs and personnel needs results were verified by the district "Extra Miler" by the Plymouth- Sumpter was nominated by tbf
•THESES tion that would have generated an the board regarding budget cuts continuously, on a daily basis " He board of canvassers Canton Board of Education Mon- entire Lowell staff.
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sonal and business air travel, traffic ments are needed. board as early as this week But af- public is not voting cuts for chil- O'Neill said "We re doing the same The totals were checked and
reporting and emergency rescue Klochko said there are a lot of dis- ©tem*r & Zrrrntru ter Monday's regular school board dren ' said Rose Mary Miller of things that every other district fac- revised by the board of canvassers for both staff and students " best interests." z
flights, usually not seen at Detroit advantages of private ownership of meeting the superintendent said that Wayne ing this kind of situauon has to do " after a discrepancy showed up in one Sumpter joined the district in Sumpter received a framed cer-
Metropolitan Airport or other major the airport. "only preliminary work" has been When you cut your budget at Laurel Raisanen Questioned infor- precinct, a school spokeswoman said 1981 as a substitute aide and cross- tificate. cloisonne pin of the Flag ol
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another development. licly owned airports, he said. gether in terms of-prior:ties, looking Miller said board members had a ~fst tactics" on voters
Escalating expenses pushed the The Klochkos lease operations at * February 15-18 at our options," the superintendent right to find other ways to make O'Neill said he rejected that
Klochkos into deciding to sell more Grosse lie Municipal Airport under said cuts if the administration proposed characterization.
than a year ago, Klochko said. the name of Jet Services. Turn on a weekend of the magicai He declined to discuss specifics. eliminating K-12 programs The i election) results certainly
family television only Disney can deliver. Before the election, school officials didn't show that anyone was terror-
a said cuts could include extracurricu- THE WAYNE WESTLAND Citi- ized he said
AR E Y OU W E A R I NG
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page last weekend The vandalism
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Call Today 459-5710 caused damage estimated at more HUBCAP BUST: A 45-year-old
Mew than $1,600 South Lyon man was arrested by-
The back window of a 1988 Chevy Canton police last weekend after a This is a question our tratned
• Q&E Sports—more than just the scores W -F«* 17-• Tpaherk ceods ton of Bthreoo wksinhdiroew wwaass lbirsotekden a t rceaspisd wenetr ere pstoprlteend. pthoalitce h issa icd ar's hub- repHoOrTte dT AstKolEe:n A fr $o1m,0 0a0 hfouurnseac uen wdears
2(341 H3f)l 3IB53 H-9O7TU7N7 E (nSkm Umaf M GM I(IM'Mo»M c$i1g5a0r Vetatneds,a als $ 2a5ls oga srtaoglee d$9oo rw oorpthen oerf tioAnss itnhe t hmea nCa nwtaosn asnqsuwader cinarg aqbuoeust- cenodn struction on Brookline last week- Shape wear Consultants can
and $20 worth of cassettes, police the stolen goods the suspect drove HOUSE BREAK-IN: A $2,000 gui- answer for you With knowledge
said by in his car The victim pointed him tar. a $200 microwave and a $300
Diabetes isa major contribuinr The window on a 1986 Chevy Ca- out to police who stopped the man television were reported stolen last and professional expenenct
LAST CHANCE to heart disease, kidney disease OMNICOM CABLE valier also was broken It was worth and found eight hubcaps in the car weekend from a Carriage Cove
and bbndness. So when you $150 He was arraigned in Out-Wayne home that is under construction thev can help you select .
support the American Diabetes An $80 window on a 1986 Jeep County last weekend, public safety
Assoaabcn. you fight some parked on Bartlett also was information officer Pat Nemecek SHOPLIFTING: A 16-year-old rhe bra or Dodyshaper that will
of the vwrst diseases at A 459-7300 ^ smashed A $150 window on a 1987 said Bond was set at $7,500 or 10 Belleville girl was arrested for sho-
our time. wMaesr rceupryo rTtoedpa bzr opkaernk ed on Admtralty pnaerryc eenxta, mwihnicahtio hne p toost edde tAerm pirneelim ifi - pliAft mingar a tr eMpoeirjteedr's s leaesitn gwe tehkee gndir l ex- fit you perfectly, with comfort
The rear window on a 1979 Lin- there is enough evidence to hold a changing a pair of her old shoes for a
I ACT PIIAIIPC coln parked on Admiralty also was trial is sW Feb 23 new pair of tennis shoes valued at Choose contour, underwire.
$49 95 Inside her purse he'reported-
LAol utlAlfut HEAD WOUND: A patron of Club ly found two wallets worth $42 and strapless, padded or sott cup
u. WANTED: The window of a 1988 Chevy Cor- Canton formerly Center Stage and hair treatment valued at $5.97. A
sica parked on Hillsboro was Danceteria on Ford Road, reported small bottle with a straw also was styles by Bah. Olga Vanity Fair
smashed It was valued at $150 The found in her purse She said it con-
to Canton police that a security
. LAST CHANCE vandals also reportedly stole a $200 tained cocaine, however, police later
guard hit him on the head with a Wacoal Vassarette. Warners.
radar detector, police said learned the bottle was empty
night stick last weekend, police said
L X 23 HOMES TO In another case, a $100 equalizer He reportedly received 14 stitches Lily of France. Smoothie or
and a $245 AM-FM radio were re- at Mt Carmel Mercy Hospital in De- These are only some of the inci-
ported stolen from a 1987 Ford troit dents recently reported to Canton
DISPLAY Damage to the dash board was esti- He told police that a fight broke police For police or fire emer- POirttta. We also offer
mated at $25 out in the teen club, which u open gencies call 9-1-1. For business
THE ALL NEW The owner of a 1984 Ford Escort weekends, and security guards were calls dial 397-3000 Amoena ' by Camp * prostheses
—Compiled by Diane Gale
reported that seven windows were pushing people out of the night spot
with a natural loot and feet
ON SEALY POSTUREPEDJC
School's budget has 'good news'
for post mostgetomy women, for
Great day to buy Americas No i setting »
"latiress ite «e siocfc at t»>e ow
or>ces Beat the 0"ce rise arvJ start to enjoy Only I home in each neighborhood their present home for outdoor living your appointment m Birmtngham. * ?
Postfu'epeOic mornings' No morning Back- will be selected for the opportunity to
ache from sleeping on a too-solt malt-ess Almost maintenance-free, this quality Continued from Page 1 A mid-year look at the food ser- The bond program is 90 percent 11
Buy Now! Before prices go up oatw SnU aB ScuTsAtoNmT-IbAuLilt sSuAnVroINomGS a.nd Th slps-a bsiuzielt a snudnr oisom cu sctaonm- bdeesi mgnaedde f ionr anneyw turTeH mEe EanNsH AthNeC dEiDstri fcitna cnacnial m apkice- vpircoej becutdegde top sehroawtisng a d ebcarleaanscee in o tfh e cporomjepclte ties T ahe $92 5m,0a0j0or re nroevmaatiinoning o f phase cati €44=6900. **< 564 yd*y —IiT!i
amazing and beautiful product, manu- or older homes Your home will be the spending changes that will reduce t$i2o1n, i0n00 m —ea ldu sea lpersim caaruisleyd t oby a are ddruocp- the board office In Lrvoma. caM 5917696. eat
$ factured in Michigan for 20 years, has proud showplace of your neighbor- delays in capital replacements, in- in enrollment, said Hoedel With the bond interest money,
79 captured the interest of homeowners hood and we will make it worth your crease the textbook badge! by board members appropriated an ex- In Rochester, phase catI
All sizes on Sale! Prices starting at Twin wthirtho mugohsoquuti tthoes a Un.dS. h awvheo no are ro ofmed in up while if your home qualifies Outdoor n$1a1nSc.eO OanOd to p $o3w40b,0ly00. g srtaenpt u pa m $a5in itne-- $1 T8h me ibloliaornd to v othteed fo otod s aeprvpircoep fruiantde ttiran g$e1n2c4y,0 f0u0nd. to $ 4th7e,00 p0r ofogrra amsb ecsotno-s 6516000. extension 247 . A p\ Hi
Each Pc. living is of\ the way crease per student for classroom Interest earned on the 91$ million abatement. $19,000 to Ptomer Mid-
'NOT ALL HOMES QUALIFY supplies, Hoedel said bond issue approved by voters in dle School. $8,500 to Gatlimore Ele- TT
The board also revised its food 1986 has reached 814 million, mentary. $5,000 to the financial/le-
CALL TODAY! service fund and the 1986 bond $$92,000 over the budgeted amount. gal fund and $4,700 to Hoben Ele-
Mail Coupon below to project fund Hoedel said mentary. 9
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V enclosure I understand I am under no obligation to buy The main gravel roads in the township include Ridge
| anything ^ Cootirxfd from Pnoe 1 from Joy to Ford, Beck from Joy thrnagh I
NUN I "Based on what happened in the winter things could to sooth of Michigan Avenue and sections ol UUey.
I COAT I | be bad this •prtaf." be said don. Proctor. Warren. Palmer. Haimaa
City. "We're virtually grading gravel ev 2
tMi ( J GRADING GRAVEL roads ts done on a basis of which Mahoney said adding that It's la to
SUMMONS A SMS H streets art Is most need at repair. Mahoney said grading gravel roads than to pave it with
"As soon as we discover an area thet to getting bad An open shoulder, two lane concrete VISA* ana American
i that area." he said proximately $11 million a mile to pave. Shop unN 0 0«tv on T*ursdey end Ffidey Ont» 6#m or Monde»
<*C) OAE Thursday. February 15. 19C0 TfHifsOay February 15 1990 06K (L.P.C.R.ajfiA*
Schools split on new education budget
Community i 0 « * S "r ^
Corner
Colleges are happy School districts are unhappy •
This week's question;
i -1 By Tim Richard
Concerns have staff writer Two-year colleges collectively got By Wayne Peal deemed too wealthy to qualify for di- percent figure but said the issue runs
5 percent more, or $223 million in stafl writer rect state aid — are displeased The deeper
been raised about Blanchards budget The range increase would be provided, in part, "It's nice there's an increase bet
fences along major Most college presidents rejoice among the 29 colleges is 2 to 9 1 per- Local reaction to Gov James from taking away the state aid these the real issue is equity." O'Neill said
when they talk about the 5 percent cent Blanchard s education spending pro- districts receive for retirement and "Even with the increase there's no
roads. What do you average aid increase in l»ov James
Mv lobbying will be to narrow posals ranges from modestly- Social Security benefits way to catch up "
Blanc hard \ higher education budg
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— H Ruth Warnemuende health and corrections even at cur- wants to put up a $3 5 million Com- er John Engler state Senate majori- we expected Montecillo said
Canton rent year levels, said Sen R Hob munity Student Services Building ty leader Categorical aid is "given to all dis-
ert Geake H-Northville a member
We need to scurry around to Area in-formula school districts "IT'S NOT really 14 percent be- tricts for special education prcf
of the Senate Appropriations Com
Board approves boundary compromise make that happen he said those that receive direct state aid cause some of that goes to other grams and transportation costs
mitlee Not every college president
The 50,000 square foot building for basic classroom programs - are things, but we estimate there will be John Hoben, superintendent of
would go up near ihe south parking was pleased. Schoolcraft pleased the governor has proposed about a 4*-» percent increase for ba- Plymouth Canton Schools — which
You may request agendas SCHOOLCRAFT College did not lot on the Livonia campus It would College President Richard an increase in education spending sic education costs and were also lost its direct slate aid in the
very well." getting only a 2 9 percent house the Business Development McDowell said he will contin- but question the 14 percent figure pleased with that, Erickson said past year — eciioed similar senti-
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Open Meetings Act. you're entitled notices are mailed. This provision sive beefing up of the science and students should have been notified • reduces enrollment, program anrl County shelter
to receive notices of government applies to all local, county and computer labs." said Superintendent sooner and facility constraints at Pioneer e does not require major bounda-
meetings. A public body must mail state governments. At the local John Hoben. "The high school is where ninth- and West Middle schools. ry shifts for middle school students
notices to people who. on an annual level this includes city councils, "Special education also places a graders will get the best education, SEMI-ANNI AL HOME SALE
basis, request such notification. school boards and various boards great demand on space." and lunch- but eighth graders should have Overcrowding forces changes
Under the act, payment of a rea- and commissions. room crowding will require some known about it. They've sort of been to help suburbs
creative solutions, he added. robbed of their last year of school
"I would advise eighth and ninth "A lot of questions still need an- Under a redisricting plan ap- • Elementary students from 2 0% TO 4 0% O FF
graders to get their swimming credit swering," added Poirer "The lunch- proved by the Plymouth-Canton Deer Creek now attending Isbister
out of the way during the summer.'' room is a problem It's been a prob- school board Monday night, all ninth will go to Bird School By Wayne Peal iand At present, homeless people
Tell us about Hoben said. lem for 10 years I don't see how graders will attend the district's high • Farrand Elementary students staff writer from western Wayne County are
(ffanton adding students is going to help you schools beginning in the fall. from Beacon Meadows will be also sent to hotels for temporary lodging
"Class size and balancing will be resolve the problem." Students at nine elementary assigned to Bird School It's a new shelter with a new goal That plan McNamara said lacks the B I G E L OW WORRYFREE
© b s e r u er your event more of a problem, but it can be Mike Homes, assistant superin- schools will be transferred • Bird Elementary students in providing space for homeless su- counseling that would be provided
done. The use of portables is a possi- tendent for instruction, said adminis- The new attendance boundaries the Heather Hills development and burbanites through the new county shelter
(USPS 663-670) bility. Security personnel would have tration members are meeting with are designed to relieve overcrowd- on Rolston will go to Farrand Wayne County's new homeless The shelter is planned for the sec-
Faced with the prospect of writing to be beefed up. too. to a certain de- the high school staff this week to ing, according to school officials • Isbister Elementary students on shelter, in Westland, is believed to be ond floor of the Eloise commissary
Published every Monday and Thurs- your first press release in the near gree. We also need to look at furni- iron out some of the problems. Here are the changes Naples Drive and Pebble Creek will the first suburban shelter of. its kind building where a food service pro-
day by Observer & Eccentric News- future? Don't despair. Don't dispar- ture and textbook needs " To accommodate students during • Starting in September. Hoben be also assigned to Farrand anywhere in the I nited States gram for needy county residents has
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HOME DELIVERY SERVICE necessary information. ADMINISTRATORS FAVOR the and space, a section of Hoben Ele- their parents provide transportation Suburban homelessness ts a grow- create 20 dormitoryrstyle rooms, ini-
NCaerwrisesrt manodn .th lpye,r$3.00 copy. 50« • What is the event? wiNthO tTh eE cVoEmRpYroOmNiEse. IS satisfied redisricting plan because it: smeentn ttoar Fyi'se lkdin Edleermgaernttnaerrys a nwdil la s beec - ouFtho-rC maonrteon iCnofomrmmuatniiotyn, c aSlclh Poloylsm - oinnge .p arcocbolerdmi,ng b utot raenpr oesfteennt-aotibvsecsu roef tsihaelllyte pr rwoijlelct fedea tautr e18- bcyo-m12m ofneet b Tathhe
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Canton Observer, 489 S Main, scheduled? "We're a new subdivision and • provides a common starting for the instructional needs students has recommended setting up a com- at least until they are kicked out Though its operators estimate the
Plymouth, Ml 48170 (313) 459-2700 • Why is this event taking place? they're busing us across town We and ending time for all middle in kindergarten through the fifth mittee to study the feasibility of con- Gloria Pressley of Westland said shelter could assist as many as 500
The Canton Observer reserves the • Where can people buy tickets0 want to go closer." said Broniak. schools, grade at Hulsing. structing new school buildings she found herself in just such a situa- people a year, they acknowledge the
right not to accept an advertiser s e How much is admission0 tion last year She and her 14-year- total number of homeless in the
'order. Otooervor & Eccentric ad- (Dbsrrtjcr & "Eccentric old daughter were left temporarily
takers have no authority to bind this 3—v • Who can the public call for fur- homeless after a disagreement county could be five to eight times
newspaper and gply publication of ther information? Free Federal forced them to part company with that number
annal a adcvceerptitsaenmceent of sh tahlel c aodnvsetirttuisteer f'si - I Send the information to the Ob- Consumer Information Catalog. CLASSIFIED -64549-11-0097000 O Waaklyanned C Coouunntyty relatives in Ypsilanti "THIS IS just a first step, said
oraer. server Newspapers. 744 Wing, Plym- Depi TD Pueblo Colorado 81009 —852-3222 Rochester/Avon "I'VE BEEN in that situation Luther Flanagan of Wayne Metro-
outh 48170. ADVERTISING she said "I know what it's like to be- politan Community Service Agency
out on the streets whose agency will administer the
Since then, she and her daughter shelter under a one-year contract
have found permanent lodging in a with the county
subdivision near the shelter site Based upon case referrals and
Representatives of area social ser- poverty statistics. Flanagan said
vice agencies said the shelter could there are between 2.300 and 3,700
H a t d e er change the perception of the home- county residents who have either lost
less their homes or are in danger of los-
People have it in their minds that ing their homes Wayne Metropol
lauvci lP ra .r k PU ce there a professional homeless tian CSA spent an estimated
class, said Leon Bt-rger of Family $400,000 to assist homeless county
u and Neighborhood Services Inkster residents during its last fiscal year
ites y° But the largest majority are farm Flanagan said
inv lies " Though the shelter requires county
The center is badly needed said commission approval. Commissioner
to Judy Ellis of First Step, a Westland- Kay Beard said approval should
S\win£ ,
based social service agency that as- come "as soon as he (McNamara;
sists female victims of domestic vio- sends it to us "
lence T don't know of a single commis-
t he S o u n ds Right now. the only western sioner who isn t concerned about the Here art- Iti^i loM car|>et» thai ar»- more than jusi >uin- THINK OF MUDSON-S FIRST
Wayne County shelter I'm aware of homeless," said Beard, D-Inkster. resistanl. they rt ftiirnlnr' ! They proside superior
is ours," she said We have provided whose district includes the shelter protection against common food and -.tain* and WHEN YOU'RE CONSIDERING
up to 30 beds but that's not nearly sue also cuanl against -oiling anil Malic shock. Wr ha\«- over CARPETING
of the \ enough." • Though federal money will also be 320 color* in nine Worry Fret-* styles . .everything from
Wayne County's new homeless used — and state money is sought — rirh jrwrl lone> to the |><il«-»t ivory »had«—. . .MI you you 'e planning tc buy
sbhede lstpera cweil lM cpNroavmidaera m soaried than just tfhine asnhceilntger fr womill sruebcueirvbean m cuochmm ofun iit-s cHaunt .f iifnd on tehe of ri inhhtrv c odlooer.sn «'tl\l «f-it a enxda cptrlyic irn tfoor j oyuorur p lnaene*d. s. slsooenmngsee ot h'noign sgh loyipomv ea'l.'l a. 1li s owincitlehy tmho oo>k 'se i
It will provide job—fan-.;h—arm- ties themselves ilu r jll Hmrl'in ( nr^x l i» on »al>-
drug counseling, if necessar> Detroit Hamtramck and Highland *<> look a little further. M hi-n you ase your Option Jus' look ol our cedent>ols
McNamara officially unveiled the Park, which finance their own shel- Vrrounl to bay sou won't r»-cri\e a hill until May. v>ith EXPEDIENCE
center and its objectives Monday ters, aren't participating in the no payment* due until June. XII price* include We've bee" selling ond msiolling
during ceremonies at the historic Westland shelter s creation, county professional in>tallation with (hnilon1 prime den»ificd quality co»peitng for more years
Eloise complex in southern West- officials said uretham padding? Here are just a frs examples of the than most people con rememba»
H E R M AN •>a\ in«s. We truly have earned Ou» »rust
with ove' o generation ct *a'>sJied
Plans for shelter Customers
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Because our good 'e'otiorw wth
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Here are the details of Wayne \d. installed manufacturers go bock such a
County's new homeless shelter ed >11 VM \. plush in 44 colors. Reg. $34 k|. yd. •ong way we're able 'o show more
D i r e c t ed fry . What will be provided" •omotn name carpets than anyone
In addition to bed space for 80 SALE 23.99 sq. yd. installed in our community Thot's why
Where will the shelter be estab- people, the shelter will also provide I'lNVXUl.E. t«tiM in 24 colors. Reg. 437 sq. yd. pyroiuc e1s1 floin dch mooosree ts'tOymles ,i colors and
lished" job, family and drug counseling, if
The shelter will be on the second necessary, to its occupants Wayne SALE 24.99 sq. %d. installed soviet.
floor of the commissary building in- Metro CSA will provide some ser- w ESTI'HESTER II. textured tunny in 30 color*. Every soles consultant and installer
side Westland's historic Eloise com- vices. others will be provided by Reg tw »q. yd. on our staff >okes pride m their
ple* The county complex, bound by other area social service agencies own eapertise They enjoy being
" i . • . helpful ond passing their
Michigan Avenue on the south and based upon their specialties Shelter SALE 27.99 sq. yd. installed knowledge on to you Also, when
^ Visit Our Two New ( { &j Henry Ruff Road on the east, has will be provided for up to 40 days Kt SHWIKt. plush in 14 colors. Reg. 440 sq. yd. you buy from us. you enioy the
been the site of numerous county ac while social service agencies seek convenience of using Our credit
of Balls Playgroundsis^y tgievniteireasl. hinocslpuidtailn g the former county bpeehramlfa nenet shelter on the families' SALE 27.99 sq. yd. installed arecscpoeucnttesd a snwde rweliydieng p oonli cOiWes
EASTLHESTER. textured saxony in 24 celer*. Reg. 440
2 c When »UI It begin operating*' How mock will it coat and how yd. DECORATING AOVtCI
1 » ~* County officials hope to have the will it be financed" THe experienced designers W» our
Splash, plunge, jump, even backstroke - without getting wet. shelter operating before winter County officials estimate the shel- SALE 32.99 SJ. yd. installed binetcefrci oorn Dde csorgfin— Sot»u rdtieo c ahroet garet ytoo ur
At Hardee's new sea of balls playground kids don't have to wait 1990-91 Construction will begin this ter's construction will cost $750,000 R XMER, plush in 44color*. Reg. 445 sq. yd. you Thmt con g>ve you pointers on
after eating before going for a swim! Come enjoy the fun. spring to convert the commissary $800.000. *»ale end* March S. style, color ond show how is put
building's second floor into a dormi The county will receive $150,000 room* together effectively —right
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Authors give a
School
campus news
taste of romance
talk set
Sean Hanoiaa of Canton was Jennifer L. Demars was among Kristin Hamblin, Mary Anne Ryan, Suzanne E. Boak, Mary E Bosh, Michigan State University They are
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Cummings has served as a private Sosczak. both of Plymouth, were James Nesbitt is among the fol- Alexis E. Janus. Michael W. Killin- recipient of a Madonna College Mer- Janice Piwowar of Canton is on Guests heard from two newly pub- to do It's an emotional experience
consultant for more than 200 Michi- named to the dean's list at Detroit lowing Plymouth residents named to beck. Tracy L. Krajewski. Mary Jo it Award for the academic year the dean s list at Schoolcraft College lished romance authors Terey daly for me 1 get into characters the way
gan school districts. For 16 years, College of Business the dean's list at Hillsdale College Lo Duca. Ann M. Mitera. Nancy E. 1990-91 She is a graduate of Plymouth-Salem Ramin of Pontiac and Valerie Man- actors must be with the roles, they
scIhnheitl ewdrhomoreokdde diead taeus cS aacth icooononl s fDuorilsta ttrnhitec tf .S orag einaarwly Kimberly C. Connect was among cAiem Py ePtarsuc teolrlii, Janadm eJsef Pfaretyte rPsionnt,o. Nan- OSp'Bahrnie n. Cheryl A Osiust and Lisa J deaJnam's eliss tH aatd dMeic ohfig Canan Stotnate is U onniv tehre- RHoigbhe Srtc Jho aonld a nEdla iisne t hPeiw doawugarh ter of gBrruBimtuist o hffi-r sIstntykles t theer y enjoyed high tea. pnylaiRyna g"m Ailnic'se ,se acboonudt b oao kr.en Aegcacdoem pFaB-I
Sbe is a project consultant for the ttoh eb efo lnlaomweidng to st tuhdee ndtesa nfr'som lis tC aatn tthoen Martha Satwici is among the fol- Eleanore J. Adams is among sev- sity. Todd Marsee of Plymouth Seated at tables adorned with Vic- agent and the mother of 18-year-old
Carnegie Foundation. Detroit College of Business Olga lowing Plymouth residents to gradu- eral Plymouth residents named to Gwen Cirbes and Heather ODon- received a Competitive Art Scholar- torian valentines atop flowered twins, is due out by the end of the
She has taught graduate classes at Gutierrez, Somil R. Shah, Linda ate from Madonna College Donna the dean's list at Madonna College nell. both of Plymouth, were initiat- ship from Siena Heights College in linens graced with lace overlays, pa- year
Central Michigan University and Zaremba and Gregory Ploch. Barnes. Laura Barnes, Staeryl fallen, Ellen M. Bellaire, Kristina Black, ed into Kappa Delta Sorority at Adrian trons sipped cranberry-flavored "al- "My career to me was an over-
served on tbe Early Childhood Task cohol-free. sugar-free and preserva- night success I dreamed about
Force of the National Association of uve-iree champagne and wild something for 20 years and then it
State Boards of Education strawberry tea blended by the happened '
/,'/;!/ / / // LC.XLLERIESM THOU \ > M l 1 / P E \ \ > ) l1 l \ /t ll(H SE - HHO) IIILL - / /\ M M A H) ->7J/WJ\> Queen's own Fortnum & -Mason of When Ramin decided to get down
CHANGES ARE needed to meet London to business, she bought herself a
the needs of elementary school chil- In delicate blue dishes, purple cole real nice phone and answering ma-
dren better, according to Cummings. FRIDAY SATURDAY! slaw with celery-seed dressing and chine big stuff. Anything you can
Cummings recommends few, if strawberry cream cheese arrived do to get yourself into a self-disci-
any, retentions in the early grades; Then came the main course — cold pline mode is worth it
developmental^ and age-appropri- - salmon mousse served in heart- "To sell yourself you have to be-
ate curricula for all children age 4-8; A ND shaped pastry puffs with an arrow of lieve in yourself," she added You
no transition classes between grades dill and a side of sweet pickles have to follow through to make your Bill BRESlEb sta" pnotograprie"
or differentiated kindergartens; FOR SWEETS." sherry trifle dreams come true "
greater involvement of parents; and
was served — custard atop sponge Authors Valerie Mangrum (left) and Terry daly Ramin swap tales of romance at a tea in Plymounth on Valentine's Day.
collaboration with agencies and MANGRUM, 29. took a detour be-
cake laced with sherry and garn- Shelly Caron keeps the pair well supplied with tea.
businesses to provide more compre- JOIN US FOR A SPECIAL ished with grapes, pears and peaches fore entering the field of writing
hensive services to children and topped with whipping cream, shaved Acting was my dream since I was Mangrum. who has a master s de- early on that a writer without disci-
their families. chocolate and a giant strawberry 7. said Mangrum. whose first book. gree in theater arts from Eastern pline isn't going to get anywhere
Foundation DWOIUNBTLEER S AS AVILNEG SW EEKEND tttohhleeBdiy-re' avbfeono, roteuk aras,ntutete doRng tadirmvraeepinahm ian saugnd idine tcon oMc pdeaioenlsgl haroru swom f lBtoaSe stwtth tINeye we oGgta vePrnenartmbreoedltbee ei nctr oTt otbh hbyrae"et Sf iJ i srwlush dwtaoys hupa elGa ttpt_caeued rblr "lae iwnsdh em doe r tnMuya iAcl lhpyia gorawtn-n tUi mhneievre jrooswbinty a, tt hh eWoaptaeelsrd el ocnob meovopekans- - traYooso rlyeuso aIhunrarev lew aosr nttiolt yibn ob goea,sk yy "goo ouuor'dre o w aosnnl y tbho easissr g Aloacos-dt
receives gift Ramin, 37, and an award-winning also spurred Mangrum to write In keeping with the day. Ramin
writer since her days at Pontiac "I've been married to the same passed along some tips on how to
Central High School, sold the first man for 10 years He says he never Like Ramin. Mangrum learned keep the fires of love aglow
book she ever wrote — "Water from knows what s going to happen day to
Thanks to Cass Hough, president the Moon " In 1987, ber Silhouette day with me. Romance can survive
of the Daisy Manufacturing Compa- Intimate Moments romance won the real life," she said
ny, Plymouth-Canton Community Golden Heart Award, the most pres- "Just remember that the nitty re FEaBdRUARY SPECIAL
Schools' Educational Excellence tigious honor awarded to previously gritty things are pieces of the whole ,o £2vr 25% OFF
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The gift was accepted by founda- Writers of America people naked," she added with a MumExmceilsse •s E rnectrnreadnt eodr sKuinsgpdeonmde cC aitsetmles • •R Oamfeers g Booeaar sw •ti iDleo lslsu p•p Blylo -wasnt sG lass
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** Other recommendations in the re- partment for the collection of delin- Center of Wayne-Westland Schools Friendly Rainbow Day Care has
I port are: creating a Taxpayer quent taxes Ski lift discounts The center is at 36455 Marquette be- Food distribution preschool openings for ages 24-5 Continued Irom Page 5 the payments. South Redford Su with all the rhetoric in this election
Canton Parks and Recreation Ser- tween Newburgh and Wayne roads The Canton Recreation Center at Michigan certified teachers Call penntendent Jan Jacobs said As it year education may come out a
vices offers discounts at Boyne For an appointment, call 595-2314 Michigan Avenue and Sheldon is an Barb Wa„>henko at 420-0495 rnents is we- receive hardly any categorical w inner vet
Mountain /Boyne Highlands. Sugar official food distribution site for New Morning School. 14501 Hag- "WE'RE Jl sT getting used lo aid It's the old case of the state
YOU SPEND Loaf Shanty Creek, Schuss Mountain Four Apple II Focus HOPE, which provides month- gerty Road in Plymouth Township being out of formula as it is Hoben mandating programs but not com
and several Northern Michigan ski Computers are available for pub- ly food to Canton senior citizens has limited openings in its parent- said "We re not as wealthy as a ing through with the money to pay
resorts. Call 397-5110 for discount lic use in the Dunning-Hough Li- Eligible Canton residents can pick toddler class. Me and My Shadow on Livonia or a South Bedford both of for them " VALENTINE OPEN HOUSE
prices brary. 233 S Main. Plymouth Rules up quantities of juice, meat, dry- Friday mornings Classes are for 2-3 whom have been out ot formula for Livonia Superintendent Joseph FEBRUARY 10lh & 11th \c >
and instructions for using the com- beans. peanut butter, egg mix, year olds Call the school at 420- quile a while Marinelli agreed This is simply a
• Hobbies puters. the responsibility card and a cheese and other items To deter- 3331 But those districts are also con- way to avoid what needs to be done 77 f—jtttul acraa ol
IssChlaisnsreysu a krear oaftfee red for all levels l4lii5sbt3r o-a0fr7y s5 Fo0 ofrtwa mreor eare in afvoarimlaabtileon a,t c tahlel m10i0n0e. iEfx ty o2u78 are eligible, call 397- SpTehcei Pally Emdouuctha-tCioann ton Community cernWede d be very concerned if we lost ty inm tahkein sgt aetdeu cbautdigonet. a"' h hiegh searid p rBiuotn paa* eaicaO r—v«y rina 'ty
at 7:30 p.m. Mondays and Thursdays Schools offers a program for chil- caopmodtaanla rtowWgr Weoinmgo aont i •
at Canton Parks and Recreation + Volunteers dren with special needs from birth to UGLY KITCHEN CABINETS?
Center, corner of Michigan Avenue • Health care the age of 6 If you have a child who birtfr
and Sheldon Road Price is $35 per Hospice speakers may have mental, physical or emo- £aca«aney aarvtoad pregnancy.
person for 10 weeks of classes Reg- Speaker Available Hospice Services of Western tional difficulties or who may have a DON'T PREFACE' 2a nbda ciif r—ooHrna mapaadr f1rn aanndta
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College seeks gifts
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Exec sets sight on a $1 million campaign
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p.m Friday, Feb. 23. in Roma's of nated by Rick Burton Productions were guaranteed reparations to
Livonia. The evening is sponsored by Roma's Carl Pursell, R-2 35°o 212 Japanese-Americans interned dur- By Wayne Peal
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Sp«:ializing in Furnace & A C Replacements ^499^us spending alternative on 71 House roll calls or 40 Senate roll calls. votes, about one out of every six showed the least concern for defi- ed $1,000 to Susan Hubbard of Dear- and downriver entrepreneur Heinz be fined at least $300 I-75 SQUARE LAKE EXIT (TO TELEGRAPH RD. TURN RIGHT)
Flye Dampers. Humidifiers. Air Conditioning Perfect pro-austerity voting is 100 percent. roll calls held during the year cit control. He voted "pro-austeri- AS CO L'N'T Y executive born and $400 to Kevin Kelley of BLOOMFIELD HILLS
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er aMfi Gov. skips state's 'superdrains'
IN THE EARLY days of World
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Jeff Counts editor/459-27QQ concerned an American who was in 1
Berlin on business
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Wood fences a frTiehned w worhsetn th ihneg raebtouurtn eitd." t hoe ttoheld ^ Gladden oBf lManicchhiagrdan int rSoudpuecresdta rsse ven families wdoh sioch " r equires the probate court to gAeptptienagl so ne to go to the Court of
United Slates, was that it cost me These were fine folks who had • The Court of Appeals panel
$500 " been helped by one stale program or Tim BLANC-HARD'S "SUPERSTARS" consists of three learned judges who
• Why so expensive''" the friend utes broadcast, they all said essen- another to help themselves to needed only one program per family collect nearly $100,000 annually
asked tially the same thing save for college, to get better skills Richard to help them But let s count the apiece They have offices, law books
Because." said the American, Rooney is not a racist and would for better jobs, to buy a home, to ways Fred has cost us tax money computers, clerks, telephones and
Landscaping is an alternative they took it out through my ear not have made such a comment build a business, or rebuild their • He has been neglected (not his research staff They produce a six-
, Why on earth would they do That's all well and good I'm in- neighborhood," said Blanchard porary ward of the court on a ne- fault), requiring the attention of a page opinion, which ts considerably
that?" clined to agree Rooney claims he The governor failed to mention glect petition He lives with an aunl *90.000-plus judge and her staff The longer and more researched than the
"Simple," was the reply You was set up by the young gay report- Michigan's superdrains" like Fred rl attempted to look up the origi- Wayne County records, if anyone typical 1 pages
n't open your mouth in Berlin ' er and I'll bet he s right (not his real-name), who cost us big nal court file to flesh out Fred s bi- could locate them probably would (Source Appeals Court case No
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won't necessarily lead to a ban on fences and that could help them solve simitar months without pay over a state- You say it's racist? Yeah, so whaf Wayne Probate Judge Frances Pitts the baby to be placed in custody of a • He has helped bring into the
it could help them solve similar problems in the problems in the future. smen! he claims he didn't even make This-IS America, isn't it? We have (real name? decision to terminate his second aunt. Vinnie (not her real world an out-of-wedlock child who FOOTNOTE: The Court of
future. The precise details are a bit a Constitution, a Bill of Rights, free paternal rights to the daughter he name) starts life with 2 9 strikes against Appeals caseload in! 989 was 28 per
We're glad the township is concerned about the fusing, but basically the scenario dom of speech Even the ACLU has had sired The court opinion said Aunt Vinnie her cent higher than the year before The
: situation, but we hope that a move to ban fences :ent something like this supported the right of Nazis to pa- The girl was born Dec 29 1988. to has three sons (no husband is men- • He has never given the mother Supreme Court is recommending
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> they also help cut the traffic noise years ago on Sheldon Road And the residents are cate, a gay newspaper with a nation wasn't even made on CBS
paying the price for it al circulation No. I m not saying racism is all Old ideas haunt halls of modern schools
~ We empathize with residents who live on a However there is one solution landscaping In the article that resulted the re- right It's insidious
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of an irritant they really are. We don't think We'd suggest that if Canton Township officials only teenagers can late for apologies The st ar is just ment., said he never used the word fense cept. idea or program that has been Doc Bright students move on and some creative leaders who listen to
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The alternative to the fences is placing earth It's too bad th'at current Canton taxpayers will ~hnsUroke~7nto their alma mater and act as a deterrent maybe they aren't being sent the Despite his denials, CBS News America seems to be drifting further However, many new education cepts quickly be masteredaT the child's own pace say the Model T was a masterpiece
berms and landscaping along the road Such have to payTorTh? solution to mistakes made in set several fires But somehow there is something message, either president David Burke immediately and further away from it concepts or teaching strategies have It strengthens the brighter learner was basica&Tthe same concept but we can do better
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- We think it's time to start planting the trees them more than $2 million those fires to make them become intimately in- statements supporting Rooney and with the punchline TAKE A LOOK AT cooperative plines in the study of one topic In ence. as opposed to studying each Doc Doyle c o the Observer & Ec-
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become all too common place We AND VOL' have to ask yourself, out there who really don't have an Cooperative learning is when stu-
have come to understand that often how many other Carlton Lee Collins appreciation of books and their rela dents learn in a group, sharing A. R. Kramer's
they are linked in a vicious circle of and Ronald Hairstons are there tionship to a free society, it's up to knowledge and helping each other in
addiction and greed We abhor these waiting to destroy something for us, you and I. parents and teachers a cooperative venture for the benefit
crimes, but in some morbid way, which they have no respect0 It's to see to it that they gain the respect of the class
they have an order, a reason, howev- frightening to think about that books and ideas deserve in this It's an excellent teaching method
DNR should take swift action er sick These young men weren't hood- society warehouse outlet
lums In many ways, they had a pret- It s the only way we will presecve
BUT ATTACKING a library, burn- ty good life this democracy
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sources should accept or deny county solid tion and recycling
FLOOR YOU
waste master plans, not hang onto them COmrORTERf
Oakland has a contract for its waste-to-ener-
Numerous counties are drafting solid waste
gy incinerator and is negotiating with individual
master plans, including Wayne and Oakland, the
communities to implement its $470 million solid
state's most populous and biggest waste-genera- from our readers
waste program
tors And the time has never been more right
; There's never been more public pressure for __ By failing to take swift action on proposed
^disposal solutions, nor has there been such public waste disposal master plans, the DNR would be
"willingness to begin the kind of changes neces- telling these communities that recycling and Column raised We as concerned residents can I don't want to enter into the yefc*
;sary to make any waste reduction plan a success other waste reduction options aren't a pressing pthreenv ebnetcioonm eac mtivoirteie sin vTohlivsed w iinll c trriumlye 2li0e,0 0W ahnedn sti nlle xbtatt lCeh Criastthmolaisc v sr.o pl|iJ$ £
J The problem is the DNR is apparently thinking priority Such action would knock the wheels good points make Southfield a great place to live around and you sing "Peace on rvu/owfii
•or holding onto early-arriving plans from some right off the waste reduction bandwagon and work earth, good will toward men," ma$a
-counties until plans are also submitted from the Because of their size and the amount of waste Roy C. Holmes that children, too'" »" prkli rrf tTff/t lO
-other counties to which they ship waste. they generate. Wayne and Oakland counties sim- To the editor Southfield Toni A. Brigot InV WflV^p
• While the announcement came during arrad- ply can t afford to wait before adopting new I really enjoyed Jack Gladden s Peace asked Llvoqgf
;dress to the Southeast Michigan Council of Gov- waste reduction methods column of Feb 5 "Problem goes be- — —m 'BbM f«omeliios. — I wW florals
ernments. not an official DNR edict, and while yond those red ribbons." mm4 —olio peimii
• there are also concerns about approving a uni- as wThelalt n Wecaeysnseity C oeuxntetynd scu trore nottlhyer s hciopmsm wuansitteie sto, ingW) ae r(eM aogtahienrsst Aregcakinlestss D drruinvkin gD rtiovo-, for kids sak6 Opinions are , * M Is* qvoflty • final Safe
fied state plan rather than a series of individual
landfills in Macomb. Washtenaw. Livingston and of course ±
it's a dangerous policy to make any countv drapery boutique tuarehou/e outlet
Monroe counties to be shared I
•wait for approval. The column brought up some very To the editor
Simply put. the sooner Wayne. Oakland and good points For the past few months there has
m other counties begin cutting down on waste, the been a problem at a bus stop at Leon 111 19 levan Bet Plymouth Rd. & the Jeffries fwy. trronia
better it will be for everyone in southeast Michi- MADD is very grateful for the Ob- and Yale, between the children that Op ntons and >deas are bes£»-
^populated counties of southeast Michigan gan server ic Eccentric's support and co- attend St. Michael and Garfield ele- /.nen shared with others «•?-> Open ffloru-fot. 9:30 lo 5:30 Closed Sunday. 591-6061
lumnists such as Jack Gladden mentary schools (in Livonia) The That's why the Plymouth
History lesson Sandi JfV'oIf operative word here is "children,'" ana Car ior. Observer newspa-
£IADD" Unfortunately, some parents see
pers encourage their readers EBRUARY
these children as criminals. The
Get involved Catholic vs. public controversy to share their views with others \
rages by making use of the From Our
I am a product of a Catholic and Readers column URSALE
in prevention public school education and a pro- While the papers express
Schools: keep pace with change ductive, functioning member of soci- their opinions on the editorial
ety In Catholic school I learned that pages we always leave space
To the editor "God is the Supreme Being that open for our readers to e* SOWm F!VA\CF CHARGES!
made all things" and in public school press their opinions
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•• these days as history is being made qriugehstt tsou cah q ucalalistsyr oeodmuc adtiisocnu's' sions as part of their disIsf ecrrvimicees to a arell "b eing committed in tthhea tm Io tthhoeurg ohft aI pwuabsli cbe stctheroo tlh farnie envd-) pterrisn tsehdo luelgdib lbye a tnydp ekweprtit tteon 3 0o0r 'Inten-M cphaiiidrw in * tffulll b'•e> added if bakm<> n n<x
around us? the community, the residents have a
If not. why not? eryone else; when I attended public words Letters must be signed J YDuH be surprised how low our prices are right now.
Did they stick with the curriculum during the right to know about them The news-
school I was told (by the mother of a and include the address of the . SAVE 50-75%
sStquudaernet?- lDedid C hthi£nyes estay up wriisthing the iinr w Teeiaknlyan lmesesno n WITH THE RELEASE of the statewide Mich- pisa tpoe rres proesrtp othnesmib.i lity to it* readers Cceaitvhionlgic a nsc ihnofoelr iforrie enddu)c tahtaiotn 1 was re- sender Now is the perfect time to retrace your oW floor wrtfi a new one from
plan as the Berlin Wall came tumbling down, wigeaenk E, adu lcoatt ioofn a tAtesnsteisosnm ehnats Pberoengr faomcu sscedor e—s laansdt The city's public safety and com- I place the blame on the parents for Nthaem ebse wstill o bfe r weaitshohnesl,d aonndfy' ' Due to the incredible 4 *. Coogo»eum All Congo*eum floors feature nowa* easy care and are As low as
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Photography's developed over time
By JuHt Brown THAT EXHIBIT provided a
staff writer great deal of information on the
history of photography, sbe said.
Photography has come a long Other Information was easy to find,
way in a relatively short amount of due to the fact that 1919 marked
time. the 150th anniversary of photogra-
That's evident to thoae looking at phy as it's known today.
the current exhibit at the Plymouth MacDonald got some help with
Historical Museum. The exhibit on the exhibit from local photogra-
"The Story of Photography" covers phers Graham Laible and John
the past 150 years Gaffield. Laible, who is retired,
"People are really enjoying It," taught photography at Centennial
said Beth-Stewart of Plymouth Educational Park:
Township, museum director. Gaffield. who has a photo studio
"There are so many cameras out In Plymouth, lent some photo-
there that people have had" graphic equipment for the exhibit
Many museum visitors haven't and helped with props and back-
seen some varieties of cameras in drops. Both men helped identify George Van Do Carr's saloon was on Main Street acroea
many years, they say. Some camer- equipment. from the park in Plymouth. The building burned in Plym-
as and equipment in the exhibit Originally. MacDonald was con- outh's 1893 fire and ha later became the town barber..
came from the museum's perma-
Many photoe from Plymouth's early deye are displayed at
nent collection, while other items
Pleeae turn to Page 2 tha Plymouth Historical Mueeum.
The history of photography be-
gan with the development of the
Staff photos
camera obscura, used by artists in
years gone by as a drawing aid. by Bill Breiler
Some daguerreotypes are included in the museum exhibit.
Tbe camera obscura is a box Into
which light is admitted through a
pinhole or convex lens. Tbe light
forms an inverted image of the ex-
terior scene on the opposite wall of
a darkened room.
"They had no way to make that
permanent," said Jeanne Mac-
Donald. exhibits chairwoman at
the Plymouth Historical Museum
THAT CHANGED In 1939 when
a Frenchman, Louis-Jscques- Dr. FA. Adams and family lived on Pennlmen in Plymouth
Mande Daguerre. produced the In years gone by. This photo from tha museum exhibit
first daguerrotype. A daguerrotype shows them enjoying some time outdoors.
Is a small, sliver-coated copper
plate on which Daguerre was able
to record an Image with his cam-
era.
"With that, they could capture
the image and fix It," said Mac-
Donald, a Plymouth Township resi-
dent.
The museum exhibit, which in-
cles other developments In the his-
tory of photogrsphy. Photography
advanced considerably In ISM
when George Eastman introduced
the Kodak camera "and its roll film
with 100 exposures.
When the roll was completed, the
owner would sent the entire cam-
era to the Rochester, N.Y.. factory
for processing. After the film was
procaessd, tbe camera was reload-
ed with film and returned to the
THAT CAMERA was priced at
925, and processing and reloading
cost another 910. Those prices
were expensive In those days, but
photography waa becoming more
acceasible to the public.
Another advance came In 1900
when Eastman introduced the
Brownie camera. Tbe Brownie was
priced at 91, and a roll of film at IS
"So then everybody started tak-
ing pictures," MacDonald said.
MacDonald didn't know much
about the history of photography
before she started working on tbe
exhibit. She and committee mem- This portrait is of Romeo and Dora Wood. Tha lata Romeo
bers went to the Detroit Historical Wood operated s photo studio in Plymouth for many yeere. The Plymouth Historical Museum exhibit sign came from the studio of the late Romeo
Museum to see an exhibit there oe His wife Hvee in Plymouth. Many photoe and cameras are telle the story of how photography devel- Wood.
museum exhibH.
Clowns on parade at
party for Canton kids
By Julie Brown Recreation Department at Christ- ty for children sponsored by the
staff writer mas. Halloween and Thanksgiving township during that time has had a
The department sponsors an Easter full bouse
C
ANTON CHILDREN didn't egg hunt at Oriffin Park each year Definitely These parties fill up
_ have to look too far for Val- Participation is free of charge for all Canton's still growing, so there's still
entine's Day fun the holiday parties a lot of young families "
A valentine's party, spon- "It's just s lot of fun to put these
sored by the Canton Parks and Rec- parties on." Dates said "They're so
reation Department, took place the posiUve and upbeat "
morning of Saturday. Feb 10. at the Many Canton Parks and Recre- al
i*T Canton Recreation Center The ation suffers help out st the parties,
"Clowns on Parade' party featured he said Saturday's party included
performances by three clowns. Spar- magic trtcka performed by the
kle. Skippy and Doo-Dah clowns Children watched a short
M * A total 190 youngsters sges 9-11 cartoon film and enjoyed refresh-
I signed ep for the party, said Bob ments A cake eating contest waa •J
Da tea. recreation supervisor for also part of the morning's fun
Canton Township Many parents Many of the youngsters took home
came to the party with their chil- door prtaas Candy prtaaa are partic-
ularly popular. Da tea said
I think they're good for puMlc re- He has worked for Canton Town-
f or tha communKv," said ship for It years. Every holiday par-
Deles, a Canton rsaidsot. "Tlwy give
«***«• •* sni ens SLtn/siwi p*»«
beck a lot to the community The
Theresa Harrier 3-reer-
parents really like It and the kids ob-
V ouoqs 11*r • enjoy a by Doo-Dah sored by the Canton Parke and Recreation Do- vioualy enjoy them." old Mare en|oy at
the Clown. The Valentine wee epon- pertinent at-
PARTIES FOR Canton children
by the Parks and
OAE Thursday. February 15. 1990
mrsday, 15. 1990 06£
A d v a n c es
B o w l i ng p r o v i d es f u n, *
C o u n c il o f f e rs
P h o t o g r a p hy has d e v e l o p ed over t i me
s c h o l a r s h i ps h e lp f or t h o se in n e ed
Continued from Page 1
by Stbeeve rPally smchooultahrs hCiopms m aurenit oyff Aerretds itsh eF rdiedaadyl,i nMea troch s 1u6b mit applications cmtoearrytn eoerdfi atplhh feoortreo ga wrnao peuhxlydhni bS'tihte boe nso otehnneo r uehgaishl-- Bstya fJfu wlireit eBr rown sina ihde lping cancer patients. Fisher bthaactk s tuopp tohert ghreolpusp. a Fgirsehaetr d seaail d, and
Council. Scholarships are for stu- Jim Dray served as co-chairman Participants bowled three games
ized there was plenty available
dents who live in or attend school in WHERE APPLICABLE, students Bowlers at Plaza Lanes this past for Saturday's event Both Dray and Saturday afternoon There was some
the Plymouth-Canton community. should submit three samples of their "It's wonderful what we have in weekend had more than just fun on Fisher found time to do some bowl- friendly competition among the
The Joanne Winkleman Hulce best work. A letter of recommenda this museum, it's really amazing their minds ing. in addition to organizing the bowlers
Pounder's Scholarship is offered to tion from a teacher or someone else So it was not as big of a job as I The fund-raising Bowlathon' was event and keeping it running smooth- "All of us like to do well,'' Fisher
encourage students to pursue a ca- familiar with tbe student's talent is thought " the afternoon of Saturday, Feb 10, ly said "Of course, people who pledged
reer in the arts. The $1,000 cash required. at Plaza Lanes in Plymouth Town- About 40 bowlers, most members are a little worried They don't want
award is for high school seniors who MacDonald was impressed with ship The annual event is sponsored of the VFW Post or Auxiliary in it to get too high '
show promise in an artistic field and Material should be delivered to the ingenuity of early photogra- by the Mayflower-Lt. Gamble Post Plymouth, participated Some non-
who wish to further their education the PCAC office, 332 S. Main in phers Many experimented with and Auxiliary No. 6695, Veterans of members also bowled. Fisher said PARTICIPANTS ENJOY bowling
in that field. Plymouth (by Fred Hill Haberdash- film and equipment, creating what Foreign Wars and supporting worthy causes each
A committee of judges with ex- ers), between 9 a.m. and noon week- they needed as they went along We've had these for many years,"' SOME PARTICIPANTS bowl reg year Many bowlers have had cancer
pertise in artistic fields will consider days. The office will also be open 3-5 said Alice Fisher of Westland, chair- ularly in senior leagues, and others themselves or know of a friend or
avpaprileictya notfs .f iAepldpsl,ic iannctlsu dcionmge p afirnotming a, pw.imn.n Ferisi dhaayv,e Mbeaernch se l1e6c.ted ,Af taerrt meTnHt Ean EdX pHhoIBtoIsT fr ionmcl uthdees st ueqduioip o-f cwhoamriatny, f uosru athlely e vdeifnfte.r e"nWte cchhaonotsiee sa areM moostr ear eocc aavseiornagale b obwowlelresr.s , said famFiislyh emr ehmadb ebrr ewahsot hcaasn cheard acnadnc uern - Bowler Mary Robertaon'a a
ceramics, dance, design, graphics, work may be picked up at the coun- the late Romeo Wood every year."' Fisher, who has an average of 135 derwent surgery in 1975 She consid- bit concerned about the di-
cil office beginning April 16 or by rection the bowling ball's tak-
drama, photography, sculpture, tex- Wood opened his first studio on Proceeds from this year's The sponsors recruited by bowlers ers herself fortunate to be a survi-
tiles, instrumental vocal music and appointment. Penniman in Plymouth in 1908 Bowlathon" will be used for cancer pledge either so much money per pin vor. and has found that a positive at- ing in this frame.
literary arts. The council also offers tbe Marga- when he was 23. In 1918, he and his research, treatment and patient as- or just a flat sum titude makes a tremendous
ret E. Wilson Scholarship for the wife. Dora, settled in a house on sistance The state president of the The Plaza Lanes owner donates difference in fighting cancer
STUDENTS WHO wish to apply Performing Arts. The single award Ann Arbor Trail in Plymouth, and VFW Auxiliary has a strong interest the cost of bowling for participants "I've been lucky."
should write a letter, including of $350 is available for a student operated a photo studio from their
name, address, phone number, back- pursuing a career in dance, drama house for many years
dfgpierllaoenn utessnx dsfpoh ilronau icnl dotihnn eigtniirnc tulhu iaendrigetri sae tqd ipucueacrl afsitifoieinocldnaal.ti oapSnnrtudos- - oonrna Tnmthchueieas slib ccna.hes oieAsldap. orpsflh itciapalne intsst fwroaritllh ae nbrye t ghjuraadndg uefid-- cporo"mPSvhmoiod iuteton gswi ltiyianms clilp ffuseuden esidn t o yo ief nbaer f s taah mgbeolienl yee txo bh ay ip.bn uditl l Comuaatrylh o.S rSh,h eiseaar br, ehh awdinhdo a tlBahetueir cwk she dereevlaedl oef ras athh eiPpl yc inamr.o Pu lTtyhhmi'ss- prseehnuotm teo.x ihsib aitm oatng th teho Pselym inoculthud eHdis itnor itchael cMuur--
for the award. ating senior or graduate of the that together,'' MacDonald said
Two letters of recommendation Plymouth-Canton Community The exhibit includes cameras 'People are really
from a teacher and from another Schools who has been accepted into and other equipment from more
person familiar with the applicant's an appropriate professional pro- modem times. MacDonald would work didn't, however, make her Plymouth Historical Museum enjoying it. There are
artistic abilities should be submitted gram. Application requirements in- have liked to include some more more adept with a camera. 155 S Mam Museum hours are so many cameras out
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JWH Scholarship, 932 S. Main. cant's talent; a tape not to exceed 10
Plymouth, Mich. 48170. The deadline minutes and to include more than
for applications is Friday, March 16. one selection.
Finalists will be interviewed or audi- Live auditions in dance and drama 51% OF NEW
tioned on Saturday, April 7. are acceptable. Finalists will be re- MID-WEEK SPECIAL
HOMEOWNERS
The PCAC also offers the Jeanet quired to interview and perform.
M. Allisoo Memorial Scholarship The deadline to apply for the Mar- NEED THE
Fund for Blue Lake Fine Arts Camp. garet E. Wilson Scholarship for tbe
The council has budgeted 3600 to Performing Arts is Friday, March SERVICES OF SAVE 30% V •%: Mary Robertson is pleased with the direction the bowling bail
help students In grades 6-11 attend 16. Applications are available in A LAWYER... • B a st _ took during this frame. Many members of the VFW Post and
Blue Lake Fine Arts Camp in 1900. school counseling offices and at the Auxiliary participated in the fund-raiaing event, aa did some
Tbe camp then matches amounts PCAC office. Completed forms are That's what they told us when photographed on non-members.
aa wtoatradle odf b y$1 t,h2e00 a ratvsa ciloaubnlcei.l, S mchaoklianrg- tmou bnei trye tAurrtnsed C toou nthceil .P l3y3m2o uS.th M Caoimn.- iGn eat trinegc eTnot Ksunrovwey Y. oWu,e 'trhee Tues.-Fri. • 10:00-5:00 Many bowlers participated in the tund-raiaing year's event will be used in the fight against photoe by BILL BRESLER/staff photograpnar
ships are available in art, dance, mu- Plymouth, Mich. 48170. experts in welcoming new • Children "Bowlathon," held last Saturday at Plaza Lanes cancer.
sic and theater. Applicants will be Arts council office hours are 9 ahcoruossesh tohled sn iant iocnom Itm yuonui ties • Families in Plymouth Township. Proceeds from this
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