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canton Mich Twenty-Five Cent?
Petition effort launched to oust clerk
By Diana Gals
Chuhran defends her performance
staff writer Signatures amounting to 25 percent of
the votes cast in Canton Township dur-
effort fo recall Canton Clerk Lin- ing the last governor's election - 3.288
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treasurer 1978-80. said about 100 Can- feel is for the best of the people. dy store because her mother won't give from the township,'" Chuhran said a woman driving in Chuhran's town- Once the signatures are proven to be
ton residents have expressed an inter- Chuhran said "If that conflicts with her money for candy There was no specific mention of no ship-assigned vehicle on a Saturday from valid registered voters, the coun-
est in working on the recall other people on the board, I can t go gas will be used, and that's my inter The resident said the woman was driv- ty clerk has 60 days to call a special
We have decided that if it takes along with that It may not be popular CHUHRAN DEFENDS the legal ac- pretation of the motion ing erratically and made an obscene election, the official said
someone to kick the ball to get some- but that is where my stand is tion as having the potential of being a If there were people who thought it gesture as she passed "I don't think the results of the last
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Counselor sees Fisher letters,
program grow diary excluded
By Diane Qaia place to live, with a lot of transients
By Mauri* Walker staff writer and breaking and enterlngs In their
special writer Thornwood neighborhood.
A diary kept by Ella Marie Mercado- "He set this situation up at least one
What started out as a student ser- people Fisber, describing the end of her mar- or two weeks before the killing," Baker
vice center at Plymouth Canton High riage, will not be used as evidence in said. "During those periods of time
School has grown to a regular class the first degree murder trial of her when he suffered a separation or loss it
aimed at helping youth age 13-18 who husband. Dc.£harles Fisher of Canton. produced a motivation. He-would set up
have emotional or personal problems many cases with their"families We Wayne Circuit Judge Claudia House- situations to scare her to him."
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University Cooper for 10 years has been a sion but was cut short by Judge House- losing his wife, he added. The defend-
counselor in the substance abuse pro- Morcom Daniel Burress, defense attor- ant went to the extent of trying to pre-
"I began the program acting as a gram also ney, said the diary and letters were vent Mercado-Fisher's entrance into a
counselor My desire has always been Cooper and wife Jane live in Man- heresay medical program at Wayne State Uni-
to do personal counseling so we made chester with their two daughters, "The letters are very illuminating to versity by writing a professor and say-
the drop-in center part of the school Sara. 3. and Angela 4 the depth of feeling, state of mind and ing she was unfit. The couple had been
With the support and approval of the He was born and raised in Ohio the lengths he will go to win the rela- livlqg on an island in the West Indies,
school district officials, it became a which he admits makes it tough for tionship." Baker said "What's of pri- where Fisher taught at a university.
regualr class with students signing up him at University of Michigan and mary importance is that he will keep
for it," he said Ohio State football time her
Cooper said his original goal in life "I take a lot of kidding, but it's fun "The letters show the desperate stra- 'The letter* show the
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"I figured I would have a wider stress to it Fisher was desperate to win her back defendant perceived
field for being a counselor if I become "I try not to take the job home with by hook or by crook," Baker said himself to be in. it's our
a teHaec shaeird " he had to sell the school mbuet Ith ennee dI t olo obke h foomrwe awrdhen to I'm ge httoinmge paIrNen OtsN hE^ ie wttaesr r Feicsehievrin tgold te hliesp whoinfee 's position that Charles
district on the drop-in program back on the job It's interesting and calls from people threatening to harm Fisher was desperate
"Our program was one of 17 that there are no two days alike." Mercado-Fisher and her son. Shawn. to win her back by
were funded by the federal govern-
Baker said. Fisher said he met the
ment When that funding stopped, we COOPER SAYS he tries not Ho get callers, paid them money to save her. hook or by crook.'
went to the school district and they personally involved but admitted it and was under surveillance by Missouri — Douglaa Bakar
eventually picked up the funding was difficult police, Baker said.
aaaiatant prosecutor
COOPER SAID he has one pro- "The kids either take or give back a The Mercados checked with the po-
gram called Learning Options which piece of me There is a lot of gratifi- lice, Baker said, and found Fisher filed
is for "kids who have serious prob- cation. but then there are some heart- a report but there v&as no surveillance Fisher pleaded with his in-laws to
lems" break. too B'LL BRESLER/ttsH pftotograprw or pay-^ff stop Mercado-Fisher from visitng Jav-
'This is a year-around deal We Some students come back to visit Nic Cooper points with pride to the growth of his alternative Mercado-Fisher was planning to visit ier Hurtato. with whom Fisher thought
work not only with the kids but in Please turn to Page 4 school program. her cousin. Javier Hurtato, in Germa- she was having an affair. Manuel Mer-
ny. departing July 17, 1984 cado said he couldn't force his daughter
She was bound with rope and her to act any particular way.
face was wrapped with duct tape on "That's why he killed her we're
District teacher's tenure battle July 14 Mercado-Fisher, who never re- arguing," Baker said
gained consciousness, died five days In the diary there were entries that
later she was unhappy and wanted to get out
Fisher told police that intruders tied of the marriage. She makes reference
and gagged him and his wife They to letters written to and from Hurtato.
stole the family truck and money from Mercado-Fisher also wrote that she
lands in Michigan's highest court
his pocket. Fisher said was certain her husband was reading
In the letters, Fisher wrote his in- the diary because he made a reference
laws that Canton was a dangerous to something that she had once written.
what's Inside
•y Dannia Coffman lowing school year, and laid off proba- state Supreme Court, where it now Breuhan refused the job
staff writer tionary. rather than tenured, teachers rests "He is npw teaching somewhere
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of former Plymouth-Canton teacher trict, he fell short of the required two "It's a question of whether tenure ters," he said Cabie TV 2A
Glenn Breuhan years needed for tenure should be determined by the anniver- Bill Albertson of the law firm of Church 6-7B
Clark. Hardy. Lewis, Fine and Pollard,
The question is whether Breuhan had sary date of the date of hire, said Nor- Clubt In Action 4B
which is representing the Plymouth-
compiled the required two years of Breuhan s attorney Harvey Wax, ar- man Kee. assistant superintendent for Canton district, said he was looking for Crossword 6E
teaching in the district to qualify for gued that Breuhan came cloae enough employee relations In the district. a Supreme Court decision around July Entertainment . . . 9-11C
tenure before he was laid off. But the Stat* Teacher Tenure Commis- "The Michigan Education Associa- I FYI 8A
The school district maintains that sniootn h eaavreli eenro huagdh rtuimleed cthoamtp Bilreedu hfoarn t denid- taicoqnu (iMreEdA fo)r ss tyesn uthree tiism ecl oBareeu ehnaonu ghha.s "We're saying that the anniversary Medical briefs 8B
Breuhan was seven days short of ob- ure. The Michigan School Boards Associa date of his luring should be the deter- Obituaries 2A
taining the. 187-day contractual year, tion and the district has asked the Su- mining factor," said Albertson. "If be Opinion 14A
when he was employed in the district In Ingham Circuit Court reveraed the preme Court to hear the case to deter was hired Oct i. then he should qualify Readers Write 12A. 14A, 16A
the 1979-90 school year tenure commission ruling and the state mine If the anniversary date is the ooe for tenure on Oct. J. two years later." Sports 1-6C
Is the following school year. 1990-41. Court of Appeals upheld the circuit that should be used Was of the law firm of Levin, Levin, StroMer 14A
Breuhan did work the complete con- court decision. - Garvett and Dill is representing Breu- Suburban life 1-5B
tractual year ofll7 days. ACCORDING TO Kee, Breuhan was han. He was unavailable for comment WSDP . . 11A
Bat the district began to pink-slip a PLYMOUTH-CANTON Community offered a job with the Plymouth-Can- when attempts were made to reach
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laj*e number of Its t^pebers for tbs fol- Schools (ftea took the matter to tlwt ton district after it laid him off but h*h Tuesday. <
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Island Wahinis: Leslie Bartlett, Brice Cranston and Dustin Wyman
Cranston. Michelle Monk Piano solo: Brian Elliott.
Mimes: Dana Perceedi, Shannon Arby's: Sue Adams. Tracy Jencks,
Stiley. Lisa Gasparott. Christy Harrell. Jenny
obituaries Vocalist Jennifer Scott, Breed, and Amy Johnson.
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ANNA K OMSHI LORRAINE M DRAY brothers, Dewey Green of Oklahoma Anthony of Plymouth and Gera'.dine v C
City, Carrol Green of Peoria and Gay Good of Plymouth, brothers. Earl Ao • TO
Funeral services for Mrs Dray. 57 lord Barry of Rock Hill 111 and onr Patterson and Robert Patterson, both
Funeral services for Mrs Onishi. 79 of Plymouth Township were f^eld re grandson of St Helen Mich . and Donald Patter-
of Plymouth Township were held re- cently in Schrader Funeral Home with son of California, seven grandchildren.
cently in Hay"Funeral Home in South burial at Riverside Cemetery. Plym- DELLA W RUSSELL 15 great-grandchildren W
Bend, Ind with local arrangments outh Officiating was the Rev John
made by Schrader Funeral Home Grenfell Memorial contributions may Funeral services for Mrs Russell EDMl'ND MOG
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Pmlayym boeu tmh aMdeem toor itahle H coomnetr iLbiufetio Hnos s- bceia mtiaond e to the Juvenile Diabetes Asso- 8S4c,h orfa dPelry Fmuonuethral w Heroem ehe lwdit rhe cbeunrtilayl iant Funeral services for Mr Mog, 85, of {,d£c C*° ' ,7" S V •r sm
pice Mrs Dray, who died Jan 19 in Livo- Cadillac Memorial Gardens. Westland Plymouth Township were held recenhy
Mrs Onishi, who died Jan 19 in nmioa,v weda sto b Polrynm oinuth H iinlls 1b9o7r2o. fr Iollm , R aendd- OHfafyi cMiaetminogr iwalas tchoent Rriebvut Diorns D mavaiyd b Ae iRne Svc Gheraodrgere FKuonwearalslki H oofmfiecia wtiinthg Mthee- i m K * 4!
Plymouth Township, was born in South ford She was an executive secretary to "made to the Michigan Cancer Founda morial contributions may be made to
oBuetnhd i nand 19 m64ov Sedur vfirvoomrs th ienrcelu tdoe P hlyusm-- tShoeu vthicfeieplrde Msidrsen tD roafy E wmabsa sas ym eFmilbmesr oinf tioMn rs Russell, who died Jan 17 in theM Ar lMzeohgeim wehro's A dsiesdoc iJaatnion 1 8 in Ann $ \j Student of
band. George; and sisters. Elizabeth Mayflower Lt Gamble VFW Post 6695 Westland, was born Jan 19 jn Indiana Arbor, was tsorn in Hubbell. Mich Sur- W, • J* the Month
Charles of St Charles. Ill . Rose Hamil- Ladies Auxiliary of Plymouth County Pa Survivors include dairgh vivors include wife,;Mildred, sons, Wil-
ton of Hemet. Calif , Ethel Cox of St Survivors include husband, James, ters, Norma Whitehead of Westland liam of Plymouth and Edmund of New-
Charles 111 . and Elsie Ritter of South daughters. Valerie Matthews of Livo- Violet Powell of Plymouth, son. Wi) ton, N.C, five grandchildren and one
Bend nia Cynthia Gayer of Ridgewood N J liam of Broham Mich sisters Alberta great-grandchild Kevin Freemen hss been se-
lected Student of the Month
by Plymouth Elks Lodge 1680.
The son of Mr. and Mrs. Ken
ART Centennial Educational Park musiciana rehearse a eelection which they will present this weekend during their annual variety show. Freemsn of Five Mile, Plym-
T y i i e r« 4 outh Township, he Is e senior
STORE HAIR ONE st Plymouth Ssiem High. He
hes been active In the Netion- future plens ere to ettend GMl
f UNISEX BARBERING SALON •I Honor Society, es co-cap- Engineering end Management
5 Stylists To Serve You w i v r i is brevities tln of the Selem wrestling Institute. The Student of the
em and Explorer's Engineer- Month program la sponsored
Art Lesson* • Custom Framinf
ing Club. He aleo attended by the Elks to recognise out-
Art SuppbM • Drafting Supplies • BREVITIES sored by Catherine McAuley Health Center's chem- of Joy Participating will be principals Bill Brown Boy'a State. Kevin'e grede standing youth in the commu-
and Tom Tattan and area coordinator Ethel Hazel-
I 20% OFF CUSTOM FRAMES DEAAnDnoLuInNcEeSm ents for Brevities should be sub- Cicoalm dmepuennidtye nSccyhoo plsr.o gram and Plymouth-Canton wood. Parents of CEP students encouraged to at- point aversge is 3.67 end hie nity.
tend.
;k $ mitted by noon Monday for the Thursday issue
Valid thru January 31, 1986 and by noon Thursday for the Monday issue.
• SESAME STREET LIVE
Bring in or mail announcements to the Observ-
365 N. Main Bt. Chariestown Square • Ftjrwwth • S M JE er at 489 S Main Saturday. Feb. 1 — Canton Parks and Recreation
is sponsoring a special family trip for parents and
• LECTURE ON DEPENDENCY their children to the all-new performance of "Sesa- HANAE MORI ^*oduc//vg rhe H a n^ spR^G
me Street Live." Space is limited on the recreation
Thursday, Jan 23 - "Doctor. Can You Help Me
bus so sign up early in person or by mail to Canton
with My Teen-ager?".is the topic of a free lecture
Parks and Recreation, 1150 S. Canton Center Road,
On adolescent chemical dependency 7-8 p.m at
SAVE 20% to 53% on EVERYTHING West Middle School, 4441 W. Ann Arbor Trail at Canton, Mich 48188 For information, call 397-1000 COUECTlON. MONDA . A/VO
Sheldon. Plymouth The lecture will focus on the fsoronm. w 8h:i3c0h a i nmcl utode s5 pa.dmm iTshseion c haanrdge tr iasn s$p7o prteart ipoenr - ^v^HEEASrMA/0
medical aspect of chemical dependency and pro-
[, I"ncCluOdeMs PShLaEmpToEo, SHaTirYcuLt, EB low Dry $QOO • vthidired a inn aov seerrvieisew on o afd torleeastcmenetn tch oepmtiiocnasl dTehpisen dise nthcye B9:u3s0 wa imll alnedave re Ctuarnnto anbo Autd m1:i4n5is pt.rmat ion Building at ^fSDAY, *°OM. informal MODELING F*OM ,2 R
^ v3 Jr R -e1g S1100 - Exp 2-10-86 y f aCta Wnteosnt C Moimdmdluen Sitcyh oSoclh ocool-ss paondns Coraetdhe bryin ePl MymcAouutlhe-y • 'MOTHER GOOSE'
, COMPLETE PERM, I Health Center's chemical dependency program Friday, Feb. 1 - Children's Ballet Theater will
I HAIRCUT & STYLE SINOO » present "Mother Goose" at 7 30 p.m. in the audito-
• BLOODMOBILE VISITS rium of Plymouth Salem High School. Joy Road
Classes Begin January 28 I Reg $38 00 - Exp 2-10-86 J » Saturday. Jan 25 - American Red Cross Blood- just west of Canton Center Road. Tickets are $3 for
U -- » mobile will accept donations of blood from 10 a m adults and $2 for children and can be purchased at
Tuesday and Thursday Walk-in Fee - '3.00 1 SCULPTURED NAILS $2H00 ! to 4 p m at First United Presbyterian Church of the door the night of the performance Group rates
6:30-7:30 p.m. 10 Classes - '25.00 Reg $35 00 - Exp 2-10-86 ^ ° J Plymouth. 701 Church For an appointment, call available Call 278-3254 or 278-4469
Karen Karam at 420-2030
Men. Women And Teens Welcome GOLDENGATE SHOPPING CENTER
• EMERGENCY TRAINING • WINDOWS INTO HEAVEN
Classes Held At Saturday. Jan 25 - Plymouth Township Office Through Sunday, Feb 3 — Religious Icons. "Win-
THE PLYMOUTH CULTURAL CENTER • of Emergency Preparedness will sponsor a training dows Into Heaven," will be on display through Feb
525 Farmer (Between Sheldon & Starkweather) 8481 Lilly Rd. class from 9 a.m. to noon on railroad accidents in- 3 in the Exhibit Gallery adjacent to the college li-
CANTON 459-7350 volving hazardous materials. The class will be in brary at Madonna College, Schoolcraft at Levan,
Plymouth 349-6881 the meeting room of Plymouth Township Hall, Ann Livonia. The exhibit is sponsored by the Orthodox
Arbor Road at Lilley Open to the public Catholic Churches in the metropolitan area. The
Exhibit Gallery is open to the public until 10 p.m
• GROUNDHOGS CLASSIC weekdays and Saturday and 1-4 p.m Sunday.
Saturday, Jan 25 - The seventh-annual Canton m
Parks and Recreation Department's "Groundhog
Day Classic" Slow-Pitch Tournament will be at • TEEN SKI TRIP
Griffin Park The tournament will involve teams Friday, Feb. 7 - Canton Parks and Recreation is
PEDIATRICS INTERNAL battling the elements to hit a 16-inch orange-col- sponsoring a teen ski trip to Alpine Valley All
INFANTS, CHILDREN MEDICINE ored softball The tournament will be canceled only transportation and supervision is provided by the
AND ADOLESCENTS I AND FAMILY bBReeahagiuuntldiaf rduloyl oC»rM6s9o9d a nO9d6a k d wraitwh erroso my »tor»o« betow itnh ec aresecr oefa tgioonod d wepeaarthtmere nItn taetr e3s9t7e-d10 0te0a mRseg cisanter ca ilnl orewcnr eeaqtuiiopnm setanftf o Trh $e8 wchitahr gyeou ris o w$1n5 e qwuitihpomuetn ty oAulrl
PRACTICE person or by mail to Canton Parks and Recreation, fees must be paid upon registration Space is limit-
1150 S Canton Center Road. Canton, Mich 48188 ed The trip will leave the Canton Administration
OBSTETRICS Contemporary Building at 5 p m and return about 12:15 a m Reg-
styling in a ister in person at Canton Parks & Recreation at
AND smart L-shaped -• COMEDY AT MADONNA
GYNECOLOGY u$5n9it9. 9R6e gular Sunday. Jan 26 - The musical comedy. The 3191570-1 S00 C0a bnettowne eCne 8nt 3er0 aR.oma.d a nFdo r5 pI.fmrf.o rmation, call
Night Harry Stopped Smoking." (a play for children
Kx£'>22'ii •449
of all ages) will be performed by the Michigan Op-
era Theatre at 3 p.m. in Kresge Hall Auditorium at • CHILDREN'S VALENTINE PARTY
Special Savings on Madonna College. 1-96 at Levan. Livonia. Opera Saturday. Feb 8 - Canton Parks and Recreation
Singer John Davies created the anti-smoking come-
TOTAL FAMILY HEALTH AUDIO - VISUAL CENTERS dy as a non-threatening message to counter the cig- iyso pulnangnstiengrs oifts C Canhtiolndr eTnh'es V paalretynt ifnoer P4agretsy 3 -f1o2r wthiell
Here's another outstanding value in arette advertising that is influencing children Ad- be 10-11 a m in the Canton Recreation Center,
our Winter Sale I Important savings on mission is $2 for adults. $1 for senior citizens and Michigan Ave at Sheldon The party will feature
SERVICES, P.C. Entertainment Centers. Perfect ways Children younger than 12 cartoon movies, magic, games, prizes and refresh-
'CSotunntenminpgo brlaarcyk s tlyalceq ubeyr L fAinNisEh ttoa ionrmgaennti zeequ ailplm yeonutr ienle cotnreon ibcea eunttiefur-l • CAKE BAKE , ma men ttos F 5or p.m r.e sweerveaktdiaoynss , call 397-1000 from 8 30
8564 Canton Center Road I Canton, Michigan 48187 with brass trim Accommodates piece of furniture. Choose from styles Wednesday. Jan 29 - Bird Elementary School
26' or 26 to complement any home decorating Cub Scout Pack 293 will be hosting its sixth annual
Just d--—^ T• V1., 0R9eo9u*l aSrtAyL Ea scheme. • CCuabke a Bndak tehe bireg cihnonsienng a7d 3u0lt p w.mil la tba Bkeird an Sdc hdoeoclo.r Eataec ha • TOASTMA8TER8 SPEECH
CONTEST
Call lor an appolntmant • Phone [phone] &»• cake in hopes of winning a ribbon After the awards Tuesday, Feb 11 - The Oral Majority Toast-
ihe cakes will be auctioned with proceeds going
Evening and Saturday Appointments Available masters Gab will conduct the club's annual Speech
into the pack's treasury
Contest at 6 p.m in its regular meeting room at
Total Family Health — care for the whole family. Denny's restaurant at $9950 Ann Arbor Road, east
Accepting Health Care Network, Blue Cross/Blue Shield. • CHEMICAL DEPENDENCY of 1-275 in Plymouth. The public Is welcome For
Michtgen HMO, Medicare/Medicatd, and most other insursnces. Thursday, Jan. $0 — "How Can 1 Get Some information and reservations, call Phyllis Sullivan
Help''" the fourth and final ia a free aeries examin- at 455-1635.
ing chemical dependency and adolescents, will be
PEDIATRICS MM Qartw. M O Irving Miller. M O Sarah Clone. Q.O presented 7-« p.m. In West Middle School, Ann Ar-
Patrtels Smith, M.O. Nathan Flreatona. M.O Irvin Kappy. M O Amy Dunn. M O
1060 E. Michigen Ave., H Mile East of YpeBanti • Open Monday & Friday nights til 9 bor Trail at Sheldon. The discussion will focus on • CEP PARENT COFFEE
INTERNAL MEDICINE ANO FAMILY PRACTICE 90 Days Seme As Cash • Tyner't Extended Terms. Viae or MasterCard the treatment process, from assessment to referral Thursday, Feb IS - The Parent Coffee at Plym-
Oscar Balleeter. M.O. Denial Panueh, M.O. Qeotfrey Trtvax. M D Our Free Delivery Saves You Even Mors • Phone [phone] and followup There will be suggestions on how to outh Centennial Educational Park (CEP) will begin
OBSTETRICS AND GYNECOLOGY Free Profseeiooal Decorating Anlqenoa • ' select a program that ia appropriate for the partic- at 9:30 a m in the conference room of Plymouth
- Leon Hoctynen. M.Q. Wcherd^ok»»ne, M.O. ^ , ular situation anft teenager The sfcries is co-^on- Canton High School Cfcntoo Center F*-.d +w* south
Thursday. January 23. 1986 O&E J&SB*
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Small turnout passes school tax renewal
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&4P.C) QAE Thursday. January 23, 1986 willow wood professional
Music theory, TAG classes set at S craft village
31560 schoolcraft road
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Recruiiers from health-care facili * cover procedures, equipment selection ers to become custodial ervice repre- specializing in
Schoolcraft College's music depart- on campus at 18600 Haggerty. Livonia NURSING CAREER day will be ties will provide information on cur- and computer salon development ser- sentatives • children and
ment will offer theory classes for pre- Cost is $28 • hosted from noon to 3 p.m. Friday. Feb rent job opportunities for registered vice BEIJING Medical University in Chi- The weatherman didn't cooperate aa adolescence
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tion achievement tests The course is pus State. Eastern Michigan. Madonna Col- will run from 9am to 5 p m on cam- A $6,000 grant for prisoner training instructor at Schoolcraft, presented the outh. Because thouaands of persona still Phone: [phone] Michael W. O'Riorden DDS, M8
available to transfer students and non- Classes are open to students ages 6 lege and Mercy College will answer pus has been given to Schoolcraft by the Beijing English department 10 texts. 11 were scheduled to come in to en}oy the
piano students and 15 Three are openings in all class- questions _#nd discuss baccalaureate They are designed for salon owners Community Foundation for Southeast- tapes and a videocassettc by biology aecond week, the ice featival organizers
Registration is 1-2 30 p.m. Saturday. es A course list is available from the programs for registered and licensed professional hairdressers and graduat- ern Michigan Funds will support a 12- professor G rover Niergarth called ordered extra sculptures to be carved.
Jan 25. in F-300 of the Forum BuHdin* college at 591-6400 Eit. 410 practical nurees ing cosmetology studnets They wil. week pilot session for training prison- 'The Compound for Life," The extra aculpturea, though, were not OFTEN A SHORT leg on a chair or table
included in the event'a budget and ao can be brought level by gluing a garden
the added expenae of more than $2,000 hose washer to the shorter leg. Short on
During Our Grand Opening hsd to be met by paaaing the hat change? Try selling idle items with an
Observer & Eccentric Classified Ad.
amongat local merchants and festivsl
excursions sponsors. The hat didn't have to be
paaaed that many timea, though, aa a
major contributor waa found in Action . d r a p e ry b o u t i q u e^
• DENNIS DAY Hertfs an Diatributiag Co. Inc., which donated c^ipfurt o
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IN FRANKENMUTH $1,200 to help underwrite the weather- X 47
Plymouth Active Senior Elks are going to Frank- man's damage. Scott Lorenz (left), gen-
enmuth to see the "Dennis Day Show in the Bavar- eral manager of the Mayflower Hotel and m Disfcbuttnq Co.fL Off
ian Inn on March 4 Tour includes bus transporta-
co-chairman of the ice featival, accepta
tion, the show, a family-style chicken dinner at the
Bavarian Inn. and a time for shopping including a eyeglass sale the check from Tom Celant.
stop at Bonner's Charge is $32 per person Make
checks payable to Express Travel and mail to
17421 Telegraph. Detroit. Mich 48219 Space is w<
75%
limited so reserve early If questions, call Ray CQUf ^ P O/
Lampron at 981-6060 or Express Travel at 534-
0450 that'll RCH a Complete UP TO # 'Q ?RlJmlnumt
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• CAMPBELL SOUP TOUR Wedding Medical Facility
The Plymouth Active Senior Elks on March 25
will take a tour of the Campbell Soup Factory, Na-
poleon. Ohio The charge of $24 per person includes Candids I7i4l
bus transportation, the tour, a sit-down lunch of shatter For all your needs, and the family's. General ALL VCATICALS 72»S4 1W
salad, chicken, potatoes, dessert and beverage at medical care, outpatient and inpatient HOT 84x84 1*
Empire Restaurant, and a stop at the Libby-Owens 25 8" x 10' ^ surgery, testing and diagnosis, treatment CMAT€D COUAL 1M.B4 1W1485 353.00
Glass enroute home Reservations on a first-come In Album by specialists...part of the dedicated care Meia s»ur•i•n•g« »"• «S•« •«*< 119»84 2W.
basis, later applicants will be put on a waiting list • provided by Redford Township's only .mwM' CW9*
Make checks payable to Express Travel and mail the competition. hospital.
to Express Travel. 17421 Telegraph, Detroit, Mich
48219 For information, call 534-0450 s 00 Where the "C" Stand* for Caring!
300
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• ANN ARBOR DAY TRIP Call 531-6200
\
The Plymouth Active Senior Elks are taking a . 6 7 ' A % 0»
guided tour of the Ann Arbor area, including tbe 50% Discount FREE SSStfm 7° /o °—
Upancikvaegrsei ityn colfud Mesic ahi sgiatn-do cwanm pluunsc,h o ant tAhepr i"lO l9d TGheer - on EnPgiacgteumreea nt \ REDFORD
Wedding
man' and sing-alongs with a player of the "bones Invitations for Newapapera COMMUNITY
Charge is $28 75 per person For information, call
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Ray Lampron at 981-6060 or Express Travel at PHONE FOR
534-0450 Make checks payable to Express Travel HOSPITAL IHALSTED 4 GRANO RIVER ORCHARD 8 14 MILE CENTER]
and mail to Lampron at 6406 Pickwick Drive, Can- FREE BROCHURE J 7041 Gund R»rr D«ilf 9 JO 6 00 J08i8 Oithttd U Rfl 0*.!r t 10 t OfJ
ton 48187 Reserve early 6629 Middlebelt 9 f «rm<»31n3ft)o 4n7. K8 m0»pi*tn PSluun* Man I Thu rI7iQ 9O JSOO 8O J O f(jJrimlli o6j7l6o n4 3H1il3l sO Moronn I Sthuunr v17 9 0 J0 O" ) 80 01 0
McFERRAN i Souih of W»rr«n A»f 25210 Grand River ^ drapery boutique
• 'Y' TRAVELER8 Garden City 2 Blocks North of Seven Mile Rd.
es
The Y Travelers offers a variety of trips to satis- STUDIOS 425-0990 in Bedford. Michigan
fy a wide range of interests A prerequisite is to be
a YMCA member in good standing For information
on trips, call 453-2904 Some of the upcoming trips
include
• April 24-28. the Poconos/Philadelphia/New i •
York trip at $449 per person based on double occu- m
pancy
• May 11 to Westgate Dinner Theater in Toledo
for "The King and I,"
• May 24-26 weekend to Baby Grand Hotel. Por>
tage Point, $309 per person based on double occu-
pancy.
• Aug 24-30 Door County/Wisconsin Dell Trip,
$499 per person based on double occupancy
neighbors
on cable
Continued from PaQe 2
7:30 p.m. IRS How to Prepare Forms. Part
III — Covers 1040. schedules A & B.
8:30 p.m. Community Upbeat — A program
on many of the activities in Plymouth, Canton,
Northville and nearby communities
P L US
9 p.m. Off the Wall — Seldom seen music
videos Hosted by Ron Moore, a Christian mu-
sic veteran. A mixture of videos and short W H EN Y OU B UY 1 st P A IR
comedic sketches examining modern problems
and philosophies with a satriical twist.
9:30 p.m. . Family Living — A series by Lu- G ET 2 nd F R A ME
theran TV.^
A ND T I NT F R E E!
SATURDAY (Jan. 25)
noon . . '86 Michigan Competitive Figure Skat-
ing. Right now, when you buy prescription lenses at NuVision, you'll get up to
1:30 p.m. Hamburg Orchestra. 60^ off on every eyeglass frame in our entire collection—no exceptions.
3 p.m. Canton Senior Kitchen Band Plus we'll include a choice of glass or plastic lenses, oversize lenses, or
4 p.m.. . The Suzuki Method extra strong prescriptions at no additional cost Now you can buy the
5 p.m. . . Sunny Scandinavia
glasses you want with all these extras at our lowest prices.
5:30 p.m. . . The Need To Know — A-special
presentation on travel. Plus when you buy your first pair of eyeglasses or contact lenses we'll
6 p.m. :••. . Canton Senior Kitchen Band give you a second frame absolutely free with the purchase of prescription
7 p.m '86 Michigan Competitive Figure Skat- lenses Choose your free second frame from a special selection and get a
ing. free solkj. fashion or sunglass tint when you buy your second pair of lenses.
8:30 p.m. . . Off the Wall.
9 p.m. . . Keifer-Lee Live — Northville High And you can save on contacts. Starting at:
AMERICA -THE • BEAUTIFUL
Schools students present their own brand of hu-
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R e g i s t r a t i on t i me
A l a r m ed s h e r i ff a s ks 52 d e p u t i es be r e s t o r ed
f or y o ur i n f o r m a t i on f or c i ty c l a s s es
Thursdays 8 30-10 40 am 1 2 50 pm and 3 50 By Tim Richard 23 Chairman John Hertel, D-Harpel Lucas is a Democrat-turned Republi $1 5 million in sheriff's cuts would certainly by mid-February are Lucas, the commission and Ficano.
• OLDTIME SQUARE DANCING • TEEN 3 ON 3 BASKETBALL 5 20 pm, Wednesdays 1 250 pm Fridays 8 30- Registrations are being accepted for • Basic ballet positions will be staff writer Woods said the money would be forth can and eyeing the governor s office, eliminate 52»posmons In this seson, there are no serious "There is clear contractual lan-
The City oT Plymouth Parks and Recreation De- A teen 3-on 3 boys basketball league is being 10 40 a m and 1-2 45 p m and Sundays 2 3 20 p rr leisure-time classes being offered by •aught on Wednesdays at various times coming and Ficano had no reason to while the commission is 14 1 Demo- • Park patrols officers, serv problems in the parks." he said, adding guage The OU1L (drunk driving), war-
payment will flo offering beginning square dancing sponsored by the Salvation Army Community Cen- and 3 30 4 50 p m are $1 25 for adults. SI for i "jtv of Plymouth 1'ark- and Recre- act ording to age levels for 11 weeks at Sheriff Robert A Ficano wants vot worry cratic Commission Chairman Hertel is ing largely Hines Park in Northville, that the drunk driving problem peaked rant squad and park patrol shall be cre-
for adults 5& and older beginning Feb 3 Each ter. Main just south of Ann Arbor Road in Plym children and -.kate rental is 5<> rents For further ation the Cultural Center Emphasis will be ers to put the heat on their local Wayne The ba le started when the commis- exploring a race for executive Ficano. Plymouth. Livonia Westland, Garden in the Christmas season ated and funded for the life of this
dance session will be 7 30-9 30 p m Mondays in the outh The league will run through March with information comae th< r^at • depa: truer' \ special registration has beer •n rhvthm and movement for th* Coiihty commissioners to restore 52 of sion made seven cuts in l.ucas budgel too. is eyeing the executive race City and Dearborn Heights, and Eliza Two weeks that's not going to af- agreement The reopened agreement
Plymouth Cultural Center at 525 Parmer. Plym- games 4-7 pm Wednesdays Ages are 13-18 (or 455-6620 .( heduled for 5 7 p m Wednesday Jan \nungerdancer t ers in his department fx-lieving the executive s revenue es» Hertel said in a phone interview that beth Park on the Detroit River at Tren fect the citizens of this county," Hertel expires July 1.
outh Frankie Moran will be the caller The charge high school) only* For more information, call Jeff .' • Persons also may sign up for class • Modern jazz will be taught 7-7 3. I've bitten my tongue long enough mates were low so far politics is completely out of it ton The park patrol would be cut to said adding "This (the budget cut) is a clear vio-
is $1 per session For information, call the ret-re Beachum at 453 5464 • GENEALOGY INSTRUCTION • • from R 30 am to pm Monday p.m Wednesdays for ages 7-12 for 1 - lid Ficano charging his department Four cuts directly affect the execu The Sheriff's Department will be a pri eight Last year officers issued 2.000 I told him the first or second week lation." Cox said.
ation department ai 455-6620 Is there a skeleton sn vyur «. Iflset Would >-.<u nk« through Friday at the Plymouth Cul we- us in 'he Cultural Center had become a pawn in a prolonged nve his cootROversial chief of staff, his ority violations and helped make Hines of December what would take place I While 52 positions are eliminated by
• CANTON TOPS to find ouf Join Canton Seniors 2 30 3 p tn Tues rural Center. 525 Farmer • Tap lessons will be 5 30-6 p n political battle between County Execu public relations staff his bodyguards But with action at the commission Park, m particular, family oriented " told him the timetable " the budget, only S3 layoffs actually
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vtmriaoaiuknsei enagtx pp lereroaisgetrna came s iiistx- mniseocn erteshqsau criyoremd Am fittthemarten tvthoe tlou nin tteihteriraesle bgAlaremtss ew a nreodigo chmrtsa ,wfths ai ca hplsi oning acpvlouandigleas bt alfebol oFes,rbe aae nlld t abbulmesp,e pro op!o otal P• MrToIchNteo OCr Ronfe HreOnMceE o fR WEPrMAeIiRrnS Wavrsi Mm- r •• GFIRLIDEPELRA CROEC KERS ••VPsoyccahtioolnoagli cAasl s'eesstsim^gen •tP •sEvdcuhc'aattiroicn aElv Aalsusaetisosnm ent sirSHo.unt*Kfir lldit . •.1J579B--50S2.11H0 WOSOREUCSTHTHLAFARIDNEL DLD,A ,WK EEavye nRregO rFe.,ted n, un asotnr tdsj^o 1u 5othf MW o.flee 1s 34tl4 aMn3d- l 0e4 18245505- -55625400
nighls .per month For further information and a
Repair Program has bee* fur'led •> rough
training schedule, contact Sue Davis at 455-4902 • VOLUNTEERS SOUGHT ACCESSORIES
Alliance Inc for fiscal veai , 1 Th«
from 9 a n' to noon Monday through F riday Canton Care Council, an affiliate of the Ann Ar-
bor-basted Community Councils Association, is seek sists homeowners 60 and o](j«-r w il. minor . LAMPS we are
• BOY SCOUT TROOP 1539 ing volunteers interested in enhancing the quality repair tasks For information i.r.l . 8690 • PAINTINGS ~ i er m a n 's sports
7 :fPi>l ypm mo uonth- tChean ftiorns tB soeyc oSncdout a nTdro foopu r1t5h39 T hmuerestdsa yats oofn ltihfee fcooru nncuirls,in wgh hicohm em ereestsid eonntcse V ao mluonntether sto s pelravne • YMCA LEADERS CLUB • DUCKS
oafn de a1ch 27 mi Fonorth i innfo Frmieagteilon E,l ecmaleln Dtaonry C Sicmhooo alt. 4 J5o5y- sdoecnitasl ,a tse Crvaincteon or C eadreuc Cateinotnearl Tahcetiv ittiimese fcoorm mreisti - spoTnhseo Prliyngm aou YthMC CAom Lmeaudneirt1y- 1Fa lmubi lhyelp N M y«o Auth i s • GIFT ITEMS WORLD OF SPORTING GOODS
5378 or Doug Taylor at 455-1891 ment is three to sijc hours per month For more function as leaders 01 assistants Many activities • FIGURINES
information, cdhtact Kathy Bgiwtejit 981-2382 will be scheduled this year si-, h as < unpout- com • CLOCKS •
munity projects fund r.using projiv t-. trips Need
• FREE PRESCHOOL ed are youth who want to expand iheir kn-'wlcdge WORKOUT
Are vou the parent of a 3- or 4-year-old0 Are you • SPECIAL EDUCATION of the YMCA and hav« fun ymi-ulh K r foni ,1- . 'AND MUCH T>e>uUnla*.'*
in a low-income bracket"' Are you a foster parent SERVICES tion, call 453 2904 MUCH MORE' CROWN CONTRACTING, INC.
or do you have a handicapped child"" If you can Preprimary special education servic es fds chil-
show proof of any of the above, you still "have time dren 6 and younger are available through PtVji_ 427-3981
RAINBOW CHILD CARE
to enroll for thiN excellent free program designed outh-Canton Community Schools If you have tje Friendly Rainbow f'hib irnang LICENSED • INSURED • GUARANTEED
for I he family. Plymouth-Canton Head Start needs child who may be mentally or emotionally im-
Center is accepting registrali1 Class F i r e p l a ce P l us . SINCE 1952
3-year-olds and your child may qualify for this free paired, bave„.a physical or visual disability or a
es are available .for children 2 The
preschool experience For information, call 451- hearing or speech impairment or learning disabih TWELVE OAKS MALL
center, 42290 Five Mile .it Hi l|;'ltHh.
6656 tv. call the Infant and Preschool Special Education
Program at Farrand Elementary School 451 6610. Upper Level at JC Penney Entrance • 349-8886
• MEN'S OPEN HOUSE for information 'aqe 1 t T O WN 'N C O U N T R Y 'S
The gym at the Plymouth Salvation Army Com- MARCY Bodybar 2300
munity Center will be open 7-10 pm for an infor • OPEN SKATING \ land t>> the wise cnoio'h: IRA Deluxe Home Gym
mal pickup game ot basketball on a -fret-come ba The winter opep.skating schedule at the Plym-
sis Fees are P*,r night for members. $1 50 for outh Cultural Center 525 Farmer is as follows TRUTEsf "BRIGHTEN UP with Freestander MCA Deluxe
non • members Mondays. 1 to 2 45 pm and 7-8 p m Tuesdays and Flywheel
^ YOUR HOME SALE!!"
Exercise Bike
Consumer's Report: Adjustable tension
control Speedometer,
Features intrude deluxe w odometer and timer
F or a ge a nd w a n t, #1 QUALITY PAINT.. bench with leg lift, -nstar' '?9 99 Comfortable seat..
weight selection Comes
100' ibs of weigh! anc "he cap?-
save w h i le y ou m a y;
for an additional 80 Ibs EVERY EXERCISE
(optional, e*tra cost)
No m o r n i ng s un Froestander unit ehm^ ^re« , j BIKE IN STOCK!
hav ng to bolt Bodybar tc .n wa
Now save SS0 at-Herma
lasts a w h o le d a y. Lat Bar.
eg 24 99 19.99
- Benjamin Franklin 4[|0^ 4lb9 W 99e i4g4ht.9 9Kit x 50 OFF
Butterfly Attachment Choose from a wide selection of
gc 169.99 famous name brand bikes One is right
for your own special fitness needs!
PRECOR 612
Dual Piston Rower
27740 FORD ROAD
31: btocks west o< Inkster Rd 2 4 9 I9
GUBMHCin, MICHIG»K WKm • 299 99
Phone: [phone]
Features adjustable hydraulic tension;
smooth flow and quiet. Ventrika* valves.
OFF
OFF ENTIRE STOCK OF DUMBBELLS
R E - S E L L - IT
U se t he t i me y ou h a ve to save MARCY Monster ENTIRE STOCK OF Cast iron; vinyl; chrome
ESTATE SALES Weight Bench WRIST & ANKLE WEIGHTS
Assorted models
f or r e t i r e m e nt w i th H e r i t a ge B a nk
SPECTACULAR SAVINGS
I H ^ I n v e s t m e nt P l a n s. ON
refl 139 99
THE BEST IN ESTATE FURNITURE Features include
deluxe 2-way
AND DECORATIVE ACCESSORIES
leg lift and
rugged 2" tubular
All furniture and steel construction EVERY WEIGHT SET IN STOCK
accessories must meet our Designed to
safely hold up Assorted models
t iimtt'oU' RciuL- high standards before we to 1000 ibs S5 ! 2 0 °,T from the best
put them on display manufacturers
1 1 What Renjamin Franklin wroit- over 2v.V to compound interest. V-ur imestment is ^ Pk in our showroom
years ago -till applies to<ia\ And the K -t i red it on \otir in»ome tax an.I your interest - i '.
for your
wa\ 10 apply 11 is \Mth a Heritage Bank earned is tax-deferred.
Individual Retirement Aicwint. Visit one of Heritage Bank 's 2 4 friendly ,,, „ , inspection
Heritage Rank ha> ten IRA plans to suit offices to discuss this wise investment or
your needs. From a no-time-limit passbook call 2n5- 1010 for the current rates In Monroe,
account to a 10-vear Additional Deposit IRA call 24 V6600 and in the Northuesi area, call A LARGEST / % l°/o
i U Certificate. And vou can open one with a 477 ^>40. Put both lime and money to work SELECTION; 2 0 ° 30 OFF 2 0 ? 60 OFF 2 0 X 40 IO /0A AMllE-PRuMrApoNs'Se
mabceicfnNooiroume n mnvtmsoa uo tdrT er pFeS«tT>i Rrs~eiVt,h « otwotmrh oie unnthlh-yre trt iSif m^5ice0a y t vfeeooasru.r s ph oaarsvs eKb 1o, .ik foHr vouE. R I T A GE LAY-A-WAYS ANO DCUVERY MAVICAHILIAGBANL E^ ChEoMNoEsTeN If RrSoEm W S NATIOKRECM,K UAD POISFD AS PWAREDOONIFDMITLAEIESRN . aEWn'S dSIN WTWNOAIHNCRITGKME W UOSATPFYA SSG . Shoeoledc ttioopns i npclulusd ceoso crdreiwna,t ilnogng p-aslnetOesv Faen,Fd p uSslhwlooveretasr.t hood S aenpda zriap tes
PUMA and PROFILE
building a Heritage Bank IRA uill make your
B A NK
retirement more comfortable and secure. And
Cate now throuoh Sunday
the sooner vou open one, the sooner vou begin ( H'R HHRIT.MiF. IS Yt >1 Ft)l./N/)ATh >\ R E - S E L L - IT ln•O BniIR^dMlf IrNrwGVdHowArwM m: a1y 3h« wM«- tltehm &n Southfiekj Rds • FLINT: Genesee Valley Melt J. •* •' 1 ^ • "• ' y
•STATS SALES
• TROY. 268 John R Road • DEARBORN: FaiHane Town CenteVtrS IT OUR NEW STORE IH
AJi. n PjH • I .inf.m n\fuf • 1 ' . t * v «• HiM • .'•«* IU- 'a•k Mr*X #w-^rs Hlfl • {.ITU'Jn PJ*I> • I >1 >«1U 347B9 Grand Rtver - World Wide Center • SOUTHFIELD: Northland Shopp'ng Center • NOVI: Mall TALMADGE PLAZA
n • Ruv K,nj>s- • en*< '• V titbit. fnwyan-fcww" F*r*nQicn Twelve Oaks 4622 Tatonadge Rd.
American Red Cross 478-7355 MON tocs mo s*r • HARPER WOODS: Eastland Center • LANSING: Lansing Mall Toledo, Oh+o
Bk>od Services Southeastern Michigan Region T0H»UPflS< t* S'0 LtjO** • STERLING HEIGHTS: Lakes.de Mall • ANN ARDOR: Bnarwood Mall
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tiEtje (Pbseruer & tErceutrir ^seuispapers
Thursday. January 23, 1986 O&E (P,C)lW
Board cool to park task force
Travel
Plymouth Township officials don't "I always have suspicions about a
think much about a plan to study al- blue ribbon committee." Breen said for your information
ternative ways to fund the county They always seem to beat the drum
parks system. for additional taxes '
i2C<OXT,Ro-6C,P,C- lOAj O&E Thursday. January 23. 1986 sbEpthioaxzaTareenkdrhc dse eut sfhotttrefoiaovwb me cpnl oWois smcihhniuilmtiplrnir igabsem ysbn aito o u aLttnrraaudegxscrkisna dgs hfo aao lstntrolhdcaee rfes u Cm ct noroopdauu htlnn ohatttoh-eyyker BrtrroieeovwsdCieoulnorelc suucrth,ntoi iwiotmoypnh 'mc sCooi fruor ecrnm aeu$icmptl5itar0eiiets0osessn,,d0eio0 nt 0ont asbesy r a kisn e eBtdav oWtsehiklr efea orfl roc Ccdoricuuo ttenwreh.tst eny A--a CaapoM4ncr2ndoac0t rovi-akn0rifdi4dutt8eeieans9dr G g - cfs hotrcoiothltmd osaco gc lhPeaa arp laeckrn,eod o g p1r rra aeJbmsaiclnsih.etoyt E.o Mlx F paeoesxrropi nieenr naficteoe nr4smc2e 0aas-tr,0ieo 4d n9vr,5oar p cai-aenidnldl AOt•wi NmipdlNeulEe nlem.t W w eBen Heartsoo iH rlctlihOzm eEoeRnd nssuIt,eZc.ca OoaStnit Nosduhnd8,a e arnn ictdnsagl lcf oea 4nux5rc b1thhe-a6gn 5iFng5re5 icd l foaaorysrss 4 em5 so1of -at6 the6 eaa6rcn0shy., pNgmb4r5oroooor3rn ug-Rttp7hrho6 av maa4mitd1le.sl. ee. P- t F—Alasynol lmdrato mr s8ueuots rhpirred.om Teu .nionn ttwdsfhionen frsg rmshoei apmactori eHno adPnas,ll lTy . acmh rMaueollriu lsI l4tdn h—5ava5t,yi' -t Ae9 oCd6nf.a0n 9en T atA ohcorhenr- ,
at other ways to foot the bill parks and recreation budget for 1986 month 9:30-11:30 a.m. at Faith Moravian Communi- • 'RIDE WITH US'
T h is is y e ar f or b ig d o i n 's in 3 S o u t h e rn s t a t es ag"aYino. uT chaeny wteallnt t hues tcoo uannttye uisp, "br soakied in c"aUlsl innogt fo rg otihneg stu fdoyr wcoarmdmi dttoeees. n't •C SOU-OBPU RBAN CHILDREN'S tRyo Cahd.u Frcohr, i n4f6o0r0m1a tWioanr,re cnal lw Mesatry o fat C4a5n5t-o8n22 1C. enter forP mlyemmobuetrhs .A rTeaak eCi taiz reidne's Tweitahm a(P PAACCTT) i am leomokbienrg
Seonnuedp oiesrrsv eui sntoharen M itmaasoukur isfcloyerc Beber tehheiennyd "sI atfyhi sweve ean rdydo- mBreeaenn t shaeiyd 're not going to do it." cepStuibngu rabpapnl Cichaitlidornesn' sfo rCo t-hoep 1 N98u5r-s8e6ry s cnhoowol i sye aarc - • ETMheE PRlyGmEoNutChY To VwOnsLhiUpN OTfEfEicReS o fN EEmEeDrgEeDn cy amnodr see ienf hoorwma ttihoen, t ceaalml 4 5o5f-7 v0o5l4u. nteers works. For
I Texas is holding the the next thing you're supporting a The Wayne County parks system in- Classes meet on Monday and Thursday mornings Preparedness needs volunteers to be trained in
F YbrOal'ti LonIKs,E yo cue le- Birthday Party of the one-mill tax increase cludes Hines Park ffoorr 34--yyeeaarr--oollddss, o Fnor Tue isndfaoyrm aantdio Fn,rid acyall mo Drniainneg s saksitlelrs. tThrarta winiillng be in ucsleudde dsu drianmg aagne e amsesergssemnceynt ,or s hdeisl-- L a u r e l1
ought to start Century in the capita! Klemmer at 453-1054 or Ann Gignac at 464-0344 ter management, first aid, emergency operating rutM/rnt
thinking about center support, and service weather spotting.
visiting Texas, Tennes- city of Austin Feb. 20 • SENIOR NUTRITION Training meetings are held from 9 a.m. to noon
see or Arkansas this through March 2, WSDP/88.1 PROGRAMS on the fourth Saturday of each month in Plymouth EvRsryE MCodLs! •I ENvsrEyR Sty Sis Aon LSEa ls Now
year launched from the Out-Wayne County Human Services Inc. provides Township Hall at Ann Arbor Road and Mill. Town-
to senior citizens age 60 or older, or to the spouse of ship residency is not required All training is free.
areA creklaenbsraast ianngd T15e0xtahs steps of the state (WSDP-FM 8S 1 is the student-op- MONDAY (Jan. 27) a person 60 or older, a hot noon meal <TVe days a Recliner
capitol building by erated radio station at Plymouth 4 05 p.m. This Day In History week for a suggested donation of II. Menus include • WANTED: CIVIC RADIO HELP
annenssiveee rissar icees,l eabndra tTiengn - Prince Charles. C(CenEtePn)n.)i al Educational Park 5 05 pm. Family Health staubchle ist,e fmrusit a san rdo adsetss beeretsf., chop suey, chicken, vege- forP mlyemmobuethrs A froera eRmEeArgCeTn cTye armad i(oP AcoRmT)m uisn ilcoaotkiionng Re•g1. 9$92 99
Homecoming '86 All Home-delivered meals also are provided for (no experience necessary) and other community
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Hospice thanks the Newcomers
UVONIA JfcU&j/oJ&jUL HMDNME
By W.W. Edgar neophyte in flowers was the flats
where the blooms were to be ready for To the editor gram to bring physical and emotional FURNITURE
staff writer Christmas of 1987 In this group wer« On behalf of the Board of Directors support to those living with terminal P L U M B I NG SPECIALS RCPfNISHINQ
cyclamens of Hospice Support Services Inc , our illness
It may be surprising to learn as you
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ies where the beautiful flowers are when the ground is covered with ice Canton Newcomers for its generous continue our services to those in need "We'll Help Make Installation Easy"
raised and cared for and snow they wouldn't be ready at gift to Hospice Support Services of hospice care In the truest sense, be STRIP
Christmas time in 1987 Thanks to the contributions of the hind each physical act "ff caring and
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year and even as far ahead as Christ Of course the aisles are filled with organization fell the need to offer this expression of
mas of 1987 the more popular spring flowers such What makes this gift even more sig- gratitude so that others in our commu 9.88 Svppt""i
This is the time we have to work as petunias and snap dragons And thev nificant is that this effort was put forth nity might be made aware Ljiw
and work hard, said Mrs Joseph are there bv the hundreds by individuals who are. as the name Nora J Anderson
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has fans wondering
nature
WITH winter's sharp winds biting you
these mornings, it is difficult to the stroller Tracking winter
that the baseball players soon will ot
heading to "spring" training camp for w.w.
what is certain to be an intei esting season
During winter, the big league players Edgar for fun
held the stage with their demands for
long-term contracts and unbelievable sal
aries The time has come for the owners By Timothy Nowicki V\0^
to take the center of attention And that is WHEN AL Kaline was there, he- special writer
received $90,000 When he was offered
what will make it interesting
$100,000. Kaline refused it claiming he WHEN TEMPERATURES drop below freezing
For instance, fans now will keep their was not worth it w and the howling wind creates a below-zero chill fac-
eves on Kirk Gibson to see if he is earning tor. it becomes difficult to motivate yourself to %
Can you imagine a fellow turning down
a" million-dollar salar> He had better wander through woods or open fields
i $10.000-a-vear raise0 Well. Kaline did
come through On days like that, the best thing to do is put an
Vou can imagine the roar of the fans it and will long be remembered Gibson will SEBL extra log tn the wood burner and read a good book
he fails to hit with men in scoring position be long remembered, too. for greediness And if you want a recommendation. I suggest Edwin
During the World Series. Gibson jumped Take a look at the record books, and Way Teale's "Wandering Through Winter "
with glee when his home run decided the you'll find few players who graciously ac- It is the last of four Teale wrote about his travels •o
cepted short-term contracts Even Babe through each season across America He and his
issue He'll have to jump a lot of times this
Ruth never complained about his pay- wife traveled "North with the Spring,'' took a "Jour-
season to earn his paychecks check And he deserved what he got — and ney into Summer" and followed "Autumn Across
THE REAL shock will come when the America After devoting 15 years to their comple-
owners start renewed action It will not be more tion. Teale was awarded a Pulitzer Prize mm
surprising to sec them take action to But it will be fun at the next owners EACH TRIP was carefully planned so that they
eliminate long-term contracts meeting to see how far back they will go could experience many interesting natural events
In fact. Bill LaJoie. general manager of i'i make up for the demands they received We start our wander through winter on Dec 21 at
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Owners will not be on the defensive an> the pads hereafter March 20 near Caribou, Maine c° ,
Teale shares his experience searching for hiber
mstuocrke, i tas ou wt atso tthhee l acsats emi wnuitthe tGoi bdseomna nHde a BACK IN 1909 when the Detroit Tigers nleamtiongn apdoeo Wrweil llsea Wrne ab loeuatrn th eth ebir dre wciipthe e fyoerla ssuhmesa c Arr>e"ca
five-year pact Finally he settled for won their third straight pennant, owner and manv more interesting subjects i t a r r o®
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he plays in the coming season it And his word stuck. Sweet dreams for equality one Illinois city has a large, perpetuating population
Gibson s demand for more money and a Vou might find some more Navins when of albino squirrels
five-year pact to play right field was a contract hene comes again Whatever Teale carefully researched all the events and spe-
poor example of the fellow he followed in happens. uie players have brought it on I cnioens -hteec shanwic aHl ema cnonnevr eys accurate information in a
the toughest part of the playing field themselves had packets of information available to ALL SIGHTS and sounds they encountered are de-
REMEMBER DR KING0
all high school students Farmingtor. scribed by a writer with an insatiable curiosity and
I fine tune the focus on the projector
schools left the observance up to individu- incredible powers of observation It is rare to find
There we are, a couple of college kids al principals. Plymouth Canton school of- such a combination - a talented naturalist with the
from our readers from the University of Detroit It's March Sandra ficials said they've held programs in the ability to convey his observations and awe for the
14 1968, and we're covering Dr Martin past, but did nothing Monday -"Wtftt'ders of nature
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News. at your local bookstore
French students ford to replace car windows I for one cer- Donald Lobsinger, chairman of a right- and old They even run out of chairs. eclieaclst eodc couffpiiceadls t hinem thsee lcvietys o wri sthch oao mls,il olafgfie- WSaon. idfe ry Touhr oduognh't W wianntter "to w withal kEd twhein wWianyte rTe s^nleo w,
tainly can't, being a college student, and wing fringe group called Breakthrough, The speakers talked of dreams, of dedi- election
come in March there are many older residents of our city uses his pickets to block easy access to the cation. love and freedom. The cities in our area, almost all white, ptoQra
Maybe you should stop and think how auditorium We walk up and down the line, We are "instruments of peace." says Dr uniformly ignored the holiday Tiny Or-
you would feel if someone broke your car looking for an opening Finding none, we William Anderson, an adviser to Dr King. chard Lake Village rescheduled its council
To the Editor: windows lower our heads and charge across We join hands, raising our voices, our meeting
Mary A. Landreth, There's Dr King, standing all alone on arms and our vision skyward. Grownups
On behalf of our visiting French stu-
Plymouth stage There must be thousands of people brush their eyes while singing "the truth HOW FAR we've come; how far we
dents, Plymouth-Canton Community
Schools Back to Back Exchange Program Upset over in here And look at their faces. Boy, if shall make us free." Bodies rock gently as have left to go
looks could kill we join Southfield Lathrup student Gary "As long as Ronald Reagan turns back
would like to thank several of our business
Bokas in singing "Let there be peace on the clocks on affirmative action and gives
and community members for their gener- street lighting The film rolls forward three weeks earth " comfort to the Ku Klux Klan, we've got
ous contributions to April 4, 1968
A class of 10-12-year-old French chil- For one long, glorious moment, the some work to do," says Anderson
dren will be visiting Plymouth-Canton OH. MY GOD. They killed him. dream is alive "As long as there is apartheid, anti-
To the editor What's that0 Oh. sure We can blow up semitism and oppression in Central
March 3-24 This will be followed by a As a regular traveler of northbound I- my pictures to go with the story YET WHILE there is a celebration in America, we've got some work to do
class of similar Plymouth-Canton chil- 275 to eastbound 1-96 to Detroit in the But, why kill a dreamer0 Murder Southfield. the city government refuses to "As long as there is segregation and dis- „ oettO* a
dren visiting Montmorencv. France, April pre-dawn, I am appalled that the State doesn't erase a dream for equality It only co-sponsor the celebration, saying it crimination and opportunities denied
7-28 Highway Department would have in- creates a nightmare. doesn't want to set a precedent Else- we've got some work to do "
Contributions are only used for educa- stalled strategically located Texas-Tow- where in the metropolitan area, our na-
tional field trips for our French visitors er-tvpe lighting and then use only a small 1 hit the fast-forward button on the tional celebration_o! Dr King's birthday I unplug the projector (pe ei<.PeQV\e^otep'?nr^oroe0
Supporters of the cultural exchange pro- amount of this lighting projector. It takes nearly 18 years, but passes without much notice Anderson's words still ring in my ears
gram Include local businesses and indus- This entire interchange (1-275. 1-96 and the nation finaliv celebrates its first School districts in our circulation area "King is dead, butit is not finished <*>
try, and individuals such as John Casblan- M-14) could be the most efficient and safe holiday honoring Dr King pay little attention. Bloomfield Hills had "The dream lives on. and we can make
cOaws. eJna Pmoesll aMc.k Car annedy. Es Ethaerrl Hu lDsienagn, E inno tt hoen lsyta ate b obtuttl.e nasec kit bpurtes aen stolyur ceexi osfts ,m iatn yis fieNlde'sa rplayv aili othno uBslaancdk p aenodple wh fiitlle, S yoouuthn-g nmeewdsiap caepnert ecrlsip pWinegsts d Bislpoloamyefdie nldear sc shcohoolosl iht abnedc-oinm-eha nrdea "l ity if we stand together, Staff photo*/ART EMANUELE OOC "<" • ,000000 W-, — ,o rtva*8"•
Swartzwelter The Plymouth Historical
unnecessary accidents Pets of week
Museum also has issued an invitation for a
.Also, Ann Arbor Road between Hagger-
visit by the French children ty and Lilley has very, very poor lighting Dearborn: no easy solutions
The children will present a program to — especially in the area of the railroad Available for adoption ara: Baesie, a
the community during their stay in March. crossing Many accidents, even fatalities, female, 11-month-old, grey Tlgor cat;
More information will be forthcoming have occurred in this area and Duke, a 4-month-old female mixed
Contributions still are needed and appre- M. Gerou, German Shophord who watgha about 30
ciated It is hoped that tne initial cultural Plymouth COMMUNITY LEADERS throughout ministration is paying for the faults of pounds. Both pets were found waodar-
exchange program wil! be very successful previous administrations, a kind of Bibli- ing and fumed ovar to the Michigan to
and will become a regular educational op- Pupils protest the metropolitan area are beginning to O cal handing down of the sins of the fa- Humane Society's Klndaae Center, 37255
portunity for our students look at Dearborn and wonder what lies thers Marquette Road, Westland. Contact the 4*
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To the editor. Dearbornites from city parks has hit a soccer-
George Dodson, Smith School, 1298 Mc- by keeping Dearborn clean and white
My third-grade class had occasion to stone wall
Kinley, Plymouth Mich 48170 For more No matter what the present day ad-
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any living thing in this way but what of ordinance this summer. Black and civil have anything to do with.
BB-gun vandals the other bird* that will die. too We are rights organizations are attempting to Dearborn's mayor for the eight years WHILE HUBBARD barred the front
hoping you will have room to publish one boycott Dearborn businesses previous to Guido, John O'Reilly, shunned door an Arab population came in the back roa^°°
student s letter which expresses so well door and this relatively poorer class is
the parks issue Dearborn's police chief
To the Editor our feelings on this matter. DEARBORN, WHICH for years enjoy- said it couldn't be enforced. One Dearborn seen as a source of social problems
Actually this isn't a letter to the editor Cyathia Baker ed a special status among Detroit suburbs. councilman pushed to get the proposal on At the same time, Dearborn's subsidized
hot rather a letter addressing tbe person Ird Grade Teacher Is s city In trouble City officials from the ballot and citizens approved it. ride is over For many years residents
or persons who enjoy joy riding aroand Smith School other nearby communities are wondering Mayor Guido was conducting a different received better than average services
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another way of getting 0^ PjloM^out of deliberately bar non-Detroiters, specifi- But times change. Ford protested its
b"ufut nth?"e Ncoostt o tnoly in tnboec ednatm paegoep lteo w phroop peartryk ^ the build i£ng usn (p ljeoamseet dhoinng' . What If o)t. hIte'rs cally blacks, from its community, city of- DEARBORN, A city with only a hand- tax share and the courts upheld the con-
their cars on the streets of Plymouth. My rlfM ^ came and ate the poison Icia Is contend ful of blacks, has the largest AraB popula- tention that the city was soaking the auto
csatrre iests o onfe P olfy mthoeu tmh.a n,y cars that lin e. the klftbsdoi§rnd. Isnee bdo. oTkhse tnt sthaeyys wthoautl dli rdtiie* f othri nnogs r eaar-s go Tahweayy w wisihth t bae c pormopbrloemmi sweo uanldd sao mkienhdo wof twiohni tien m tahejo rUitnyit eisd n Sotta ttoeso ahnadpp Dye aabrbooutrn i'ts gtaixa nrta ttoe sisu bcshiadnizgein tgh e rest of tbe city-. Tbe
Someone broke the driver's window of worth more than all tip money ia the a wink that say*. "Yes, we have the ordi- Guido in his campaign literature promise^ For Dearborn residents, the clapwr
H my car. I don't know how other people fed workf Please doot poison the pigeons. nance, but we arent going to pay atten- to do something about it over the parks obscures other*problems
it tt, and there were many others, but tion to It" It almost seems that the present ad- It's sure to get worse before it gets better
Tm downright mad Not oeryooa tmn ai-
*«A(P,C) 0&£ Tr>gf»Q«iy, January 23. 1986
from our readers
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Many kinds of anything for the blacks" really popped We're continually encouraged to pur That is when he she doesn't have to able as you and I to earn their own Pigeons have
my cork sue these opportunities by getting off strictly adhere to the ratio system keep
You don't have to be a dummy to re- our butts and going for it
discrimination alize that the ratio of whiles to blacks It's a little more difficult to go I'VE SWAYED from my point and MaTrHtinIS L WutEhEerK Ki cnog'ms mbiermthodraayt es Dr rights too
in the U S. is still much greater. I don't places without money, true, but there consternation over the word "discrimi- Dr. King is to be admired for his ef-
condone how blacks were treated in are so many opportunities open to all nation " forts to bring about social, political and
cTroiA mthrieenn ea'tdt iyiotoonur' '" t Pireerdso onfal ltyh.e I 'wmo rudp tdois m-y opthpaispst o shrhitosutwno,irtyy I t borueta alitzteednd wI hf hoilaremd nlai'ltst e hcnaodilnlge tgh eteo omwf iiutnhso. er Iiitt yhh eaarvs ea l o nbnolga pc akrso o btrhle ewmyh' riaette a anplle ir wnsodonirvk ioidrnug -a troedgIfaa yyr,do utlhees ws ooapfntp roa srcoteumn oeirttyh ci onisglo rt hb e-adre a nefdonro uyygoohuu eTbclhaoecnyko' vhmeo ipcceo rsmigeh ta sand ltoon gsbel lawfc-akeysst a eanendmd rli ig.fhtitn l.yg . To Athneim edailsto hr ave rights, too
eyeballs with it! because my parents couldn't afford it I al in themselves will be remunerated for your abilities so But now the word "discrimination" Where Is the justice in condemning a
This is the favorite word for persons, immediately went to work upon gradu- It all boils down to education and or and determination And, if I might add, has been overused and they no longer wild creature to an agonizing death
and I have to say mostly blacks, for ation from high school Never really experience Experience is really our perhaps more so now that the pendu- have the market on it- I don't think this simply because they are acting and
their reason for not having opportune gave it much thought at the time — it best teacher, but when you're young lum has swung the other way if you're is what Dr King was after functioning naturally?
tnioesn -toop spoo rtthuinsi toers tohnai n a—tio bnlaalm fiinggur tehse soer wsoansanl 'tc iarncyuomnset'san fcaeus lt, it was our per oybouli dgoatne'td thoav geo th feor e xthpeer ieednuccea tsioon yo Iut''sr e blaTchke orre aar emi jnuosrtit ays. many unfortunate wiHtho rwateivoser waned've per gcoetntteange sso o ifn vwohlviteeds to rWemheorve ei,s cthoen tcrholar oirty d iens tarlowya tyhsi ntrgysi nogf
whatever What blacks land minorities: fail to difficult sometimes for college gradu- whites out there — perhaps even more vs. blacks, males vs. females, in filling nature just because they may affect
realize Is that one-on-one there are as ates to find good jobs because they - with little or no opportunity to fulfill the job market today that we've over- our poeketbooks some? (Are material^
WHAT TRIGGERED this disgust one many whites who could call themselves have no experience " On the other their dreams Perhaps they're from looked the most important factor — things really more important">)
more time today was J P McCarthy's deprived The difference has nothing to hand, sometimes it's just as difficult downright indigent families'Our wel- the person who is the most qualified
"Focus" show with his guest Dr Ar- do with the color or race today Our because a person has the experience fare rolls are full of people - some and has earned his/her respective right Where is the wisdom in spending
thur Johnson country has advanced to-high standards but no formal education The employer deserving of federal aid due to poor to any available job he she seeks •2,200 on an inhumane solution that at
Now I respect this man Bui his atti in education and technology with in- has to use a gut feeling when hiring ei- health, physical or mental handicaps, best is temporary?
tude about President Reagan not doing numerable opportunities for everyone ther the young or the older person etc There is help for these people who Age is another barrier which opens City commissioners, please reconsid-
seek and want it bad enough. But there up a totally different can of worpis — a er your plan of action in regard to the
are also a lot of persons on welfare who subject for another day but a promi- pigeons in Plymouth
nent "discrimination'' problem
DENTAL prefer to s.t back and blame their situ-
ations on discrimination" who are as Beverly Howartfa C.H. Baker
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Artist seeks recognition for painters of the wild
By Dennis Cofman magazines or in calendars but never thing with three strokes, then you're an abstract terms oj curves and tones and My discovery of the work of An temporary represen jitiona! painting
staff writer shown as Art with a capital A idiot to spend 300 doing the same thing contrasts and color and shape, it opens drew Wyeth in 1962 was a revelation in could express artistic imagination in a
up a tremendous new range of possibil- many ways Here was a wonderful ab- profound and serious way The tones,
Robert Bateman, one of the world s "WELL, I was interested in Art. so I You should try to capture the es ities Just learning to look at things stract artist who painted the real sur- shapes and patterns in his pictures-
greatest wildlife artists, has been wag- dropped animal art like a Jiot potato, sence If you take a piece of the natural from an abstract point of view had a face of the real world seemed to touch something elemental
ing a one-man campaign to remove the and I also turned against detail in my world, whether it's a big landscape or a big impact on me And so I entered my "I had been committed to abstract in me, and they set off a reverberation
prefix "wildlife" from the word "art- work I thought, if you can do some- little piece of bark, and look at it in impressionist phase art, but his work showed me that con- that I still feel more than 20 years lat-
ist " er.
"I hate the prefix wildlife' in front
They also gave m^, as great paint-
of a painter," be said. "It's like calling
ing should, new eyes I saw things
Gary Cooper a cowboy actor when his
about me in a fresh way; old farm
best role was Sergeant York. "
buildings or the corw of a field or a
Bateman, a boyish-looking 55, claims fence took on wonderful new qualities."
his work has carried him through some
He has been called a great painter by
of the same artistic periods as has the
Ken Brynaert, executive vice president
work of other artists
of the Canadian Wildlife Federation
The Canadian artist's style had been
"People attracted to his work are not
realist, then abstract expressionist un-
necessarily wildlife enthusiasts, but
til. in 1963, he saw the work of U S
through his work come to a special un-
painter Andrew Wyeth and returned to
derstanding of nature,' said Brynaert
realism
CANADIAN PAINTER Ken Danby
HIS WORK sells for up to $60,000 a
said, "I think his work is terrific Rob-
copy He painted Canada's only gift to
ert Bateman should have full marks for
Prince Charles of Great Britain Anoth-
synthesizing the art of a painter with
er painting, golden-crowned kinglet,
the creation of so-called wildlife art
was a gift to the late Princess Grace of
And he has a fine grasp of space, design
Monaco
and composition "
Yet, though his paintings have been
displayed in the Royal Ontario Museum
Yet Bateman still has fits detractors
and the Smithsonian Institute, Bate-
Let s just say there's a difference be
man is still miffed at curators of art
tween super-realism and life." said
museum* who have largely ignored
painter Harold Town
him
He has a certain technical talent
Bateman's new Canadian duck
but does not say anything with it," said
stamp print has been placed on sale,
painter Carl Schaefer "His birds and
along with other of the artist's works,
animals do not move They're blood-
at Wild Wings in Plymouth and (when it
less Lifeless "
opens later this year) in Birmingham
The artist visited the Plymouth store Maybe these kinds of opinions are re-
last fall. He'd surely be pleased at all sponsible for the fact that Bateman has
the excitement created during the never been shown in the Canadian Na-
Plymouth Ice Sculpture Spectacular, tional Gallery or the Art Gallery of On-
which features many carvings of wild- tario
life Most of his work has been shown tn
"When I was 18. I was starting to museums of natural history. "I'm
think of myself as an artist, not neces- aware that popularity with the public is
sarily a professional but somebody who a cross I have to bear with the art
was seriously interested in art. and I world," said Bateman. "that there must
wanted to paint as artists painted be something wrong with it if the pub-
"So I borrowed books from the li- lic likes it."
brary and read art magazines and vis- Regardless of what the purists may
ited art galleries But in none of these say, few have ever discounted his abili-
did 1 »ee any art with animals In It. If ty to paint wildlife
you remember, in the 1940s and 1950s,
you did not see art with wildlife in it Mallard Pair In Earty Win tor, by Robert Bateman, la Canada's first vation, reatoration and enhancement of habitat for wildltfe. Bate-
framed and hanging on the walls of tadaral conservation atamp print for the benefit of Wildlife Habitat man, a recent viaitor to Plymouth, haa thla and other work on die-
galleries. You sometimes saw it In Canada, a national non-profit organization dedicated to the conser- play at Wild Wings. Please turn to Page 5
Duck prints gain favor among collectors
Collecting duck prints and stamps as each in full color, although the 1980 a greater appreciation of wildlife and Plymouth in the fall of 1985.
a series gained popularity in the middle sUmp, by David Maass, grew to more so-called wildlife artists. Bateman is known for his contribu-
1960s than 12,000 prints Regardless of the worth of the duck tions to the preservation of wildlife.
Duck sumps resemble large postal prints. the» sumps that were made His Giant Panda print, limited to 5.000
-sumps and are required by the federal COLLECTING the prints can be from them have had an undeniable im- copies, sold for $245 But the artist do-
and sute governments to be placed on financially, as well as aesthetically, pact on the preservation of wetlands. nated $100 of that to the World Wildlife
duck hunting licenses. They cost about rewarding, but value is determined by Bateman, who designed the 1985 Fund to help save the panda.
$4 each the completeness of a set duck sump and print for the United Information about Bateman. as well
Designers of the duck sumps work Their value could increase, as the States and the 1985 stamp and print for as wildlife prints, can be obuined at
from full-size paintings or drawings United Sutes and Canada move toward Canada (to be issued in 1986), visited Wild Wings. Plymouth
These "prints are then sold by galler-
ies, stfch as Wild Wings. Plymouth.
Wild Wings has framed sets that in-
clude the sump and the print
The latest addition to its Inventory of
duck print and sump >ets is the work
of Robert Bateman
HIS NEW Canadian duck sump and
print is the first released by the Cana- £
dian govei .iment which, like the United
Sutes, now requires its hunters to affix
the stamp on hunting licenses
— Funds collected by the sale of the
sumps go toward malnUining wildlife
refuges
Th«? limited printings, such as those
of Bateman, can gain In value Bate-
man's framed Canadian duck itamp
and print set sells for 1159
In the late 1920s, the United SUtes
was losing millions of acres of wet-
lands that were drained foe farming
and hit by drought.
Because the wetlands are tbe natural
habiut for waterfowl, the nation also
was losing its birds
The Migratory Bird Conservation
Act. passed in 1929, allowed the federal
govei nment to acquire sanctuaries. It
then passed the Migratory Bird Hunt-
ing Sump Act, which required every
hunter 16 and older to have a duck
sump while hunting waterfowl.
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The prints began to be sold In 19M,
but only s few hundred prints exist
from the 19M-1M0 period. Complete
duck print sets covering those years, ot _ Stetee and Canadian duck hunting license
which only about 55 exist, now sell for pointer of DM natural world, rather than a wlldlMe stamps. The prints and stamps are becoming W« wttoonw JacoOeon's Charge Card or The American Expreae* Card
170,000 to 9100,000. Their original pur-
artlet, haa orootod prints to bo ueod on United collectors items.
chase price far all the eats for thoss \Ai» AM nnon ISM Oil A nil
fears, was leas than 91.700. "• iiw now oy*n unhi o on wono^jfi
r t Tuesday, Wednesday and Saturday
About 1.000 of each prist Is tasue^
Thursday and Friday until 8