Buses and students: Girls hoop Cruising activity r back on the road, 1B preview, 1D slowing down, 4A C a n t on € > t e t U tr Volume 14 Number 12 Thursday, September 1, 1988 Canton, Michigan 68 Pages Twenty-five cents unamcalfcxa CorporeOoa. Aitfugb Machacek 'callous' i prosecutor By M.B. Dillon Robert Cooper in his opening state- staff writer ment. Machacek's motive for the crime was that the girl thought she Almost two years: a afftteerr t he body of was pregant by him, the prosecutor a 13-year-old Canton Township girl told the jury. was found, one of two youths Defense attorney Richard Digon charged with her murder went to tri- said that while Machacek erred in al Monday before Washtenaw Coun- failing to report a felony, he was ty Circuit Judge Henry Conlin. merely an accessory to the killing. Christopher Machacek. 18, of Yp- silanti Township has been held with- STAMPER MAY have had a out bond for 20 months in Wash- stronger motive, Digon argued. tenaw County Jail. While Hulbert had a sexual relation- He and Steven Stamper of Ypsi- ship with both boys, her relationship lanti Township are being tried as with Stamper was longer, be said. adults on open murder charges in the Stamper's gun was used in the shooting death of Mary Anne Hul- crime, and Stamper's truck took bert. Both were 16 when Hulbert's Hulbert to Ford and Berry roads, body was found Jan. 7 by hunters in where she was shot he said. a Superior Township field. Hulbert In statements to police, the youths had been shot seven times. blamed each other for the slaying Hulbert was a seventh grader at They said they intended to fire rifles Stevenson Junior High School in into the air, scaring the girl and in- Westland when she was killed. ducing a miscarriage. Stamper is scheduled to stand trial According to testimony, Hulbert Monday, Sept 19. was last seen alive by her friend, Machacek was characterized as a Maria Karch. Karch, a neighbor, "callous kid" who showed no re- morse for his crime by prosecutor Please turn to Page 2 Area woman BILL BRESLER/Mafl photograph* School blues and reds.... Charlie Fisher break* open a new box of crayons at Smith 15,000 Plymouth-Canton Community School students. For is rape victim Elementary School. School started Tuesday for the more than more on the start of school, turn to Page 3A. Raises OK'd By Diane Gale going to my house," the report said. staff writer A GUN was lying near the man, the woman told police. A 36-year-old Westland woman He drove west on Michigan, and said she was abducted last week- told her again not to try anything. School administrators are given salary increases end from Westborn shopping mall "I'm a good shot," be told her. in Dearborn and taken to Knoll- He drove to the cemetery and wood Cemetery, on Ridge Road raped her for 2Vfc to three hours, By M.B. Dillon principal Gerald Ostoin will be paid $82,814. Non-affiliated administrators also are receiv- south of Cherry Hill, a police re- the report said. The woman told staff writer Harold Gaertner, director of vocational educa- ing pay increases. Shirley Spaniel, executive di- port said. police she feared she would be tion, will earn $57,150. rector of elementary education, will make She was waiting at a bus stop for killed. Administrators in Plymouth-Canton Communi- $63,175. the next bus, the report said. A It was about 3 a.m. wben she ty Schools will receive higher salaries this school PAUL CUMMINGS, director of health, physical RICHARD EG LI, administrative assistant/ man pulled up in a gray two-door went to a nearby house to call po- year. education and athletics, will earn $55,821. community relations, will earn $58,834. Ford Granada and asked her if she lice. They took her to the hospital. The school board approved the hikes earlier Patrick O'Donnell, director of special educa- Dale Goby, director of transportation and safe- needed a ride. She got into the car. Police are without suspects. this year. tion, will make $59,690. ty, will make $59,690 this school year. Transpor- The man said: "Don't try any- Administrators affiliated with the Plymouth- Larry MasteUer, director of community educa- tation assistant David Rocker will earn $30,126. thing. Don't try to get out. We're Please turn to Page 2 Canton Education Association will receive 7-per- tion, will earn $57,150. Sharon Strean, assistant William Menghini, director of maintenance and cent raises. director of community education, will be paid operations, will be paid $54,832. Center offers tips Elementary school principals will earn between $50,357. Paula Hotaling, supervisor of special ed Thomas Rose, purchasing director, will make $52,956 and 156,855. Middle school principals will programs and services, will make $48,245. $44,074. Finance director Diane Barnes will be be paid between $55,821 and $59,808. ' The affiliated administrators receive an In- earning $42,685. For area coordinators the pay scale ranges be- crease in longevity pay. After 10 years, they will David Rodwell, administrative assistant/re- on preventing rape tween $50,837 and 856,486. get $500. (They formerly received $250.) search and data processing, will be paid $56,382. Canton High School principal Thomas Tattan After 15 years, the figure goes from $500 to will earn $64,202. Plymouth Salem High School $750. Please turn to Page 2 Holiday lighting sought for Ford Here are some tips on prevent- situation," Calcagno said. ing rape, as provided hy Rape "You have to make a decision Counseling Center social worker based on what's going on at the Cheryl Calcagno: time," Calcagno said. "We tell Beware of your environment, them to make a decision about By Diane Gate weather wben hanging lights and to Another side-benefit Swarti said, asked if they could participate. where you go and who accompan- their attacker and situation in staff writer get a Jump start on Christmas shop- is to add light along the unlit road Business operators seem to wel- ies you, she said. three to five seconds." ping starting Nov. 15, said John during the dark winter months. come the lights, but some remain Be aware of what's around you If there is a weapon, think twice Although some business operators Schwartz, chamber treasurer. Chamber members also want to leery about the feasibility. and look for the local police de- about retaliating, Calcagno said. are skeptical, if all goes well. Ford see more trees planted along the "I believe maybe it will help (busi- partment or a safe place to run in She does recommend that what- Road between 1-275 and Canton Cen- THE CHAMBER sent 275 letters roadway, he said. And they figure ness). Anything that looks good will case you're in trouble. Be aware of ever decision is made should be ter will be lit during the holiday sea- to businesses saying the "purpose of trees are the best place to hang bring people in. It sounds good to the people around you. Be alert made quickly, because that's bow son. lighting Ford Road is to create a lights, he said. me," said Nadia Khoury, manager of We suggest to use common you catch the attacker off guard. Canton Chamber of Commerce is pleasing and effective image for The idea might catch on to other American Bulk Food in the FAM sense, that every situation is differ- A crisis hotline for rape victims asking businesses to switch on white Canton." operators and even Into mall at Ford and Lilley. ent and one reaction or action is and domestic violence victims is miniature tights Nov. 1 through Jan. The goal is to draw business to the said Schwartz, adding not the best thing to do in SI. Ike early start Is to avoid cold area, fie latter said. that some businesses have already Please turn to Page 2 Hoben principal what's inside gets early start Calendar. . . . . . 6A Check Out Business. . . . . .1C the More Than Classified Sections C.E.F Section C 6 Pages . . . 3F of . . .. 2E staff writer Employment . Section F people Creative IMng . . . . 1E Crossword 5E Entertainment . 5C haduii-u^ It It Nasi . . 5B As ths first parsoe to take the ty, Suburban lite . .. IB hstaa of the Ptyxpoath-Caaton Com- were installed AH of this was NEWSLINE . . In Today's inanity Scfcool district's newest as the beikUag Itself was bstag fla- buildiag, Pean SPORT SUNK . .981-2212 Observer & Eccentric more than ths WANTS ADS . .991-8800 Newspapers! DELIVERY. . . .981-8888 turn to Page 2 mrn 2AiC) O&E Thursday. September 1, 1988 First impressions Thursday. Septomow 1. 1988 O&E (P.C)3A Machacek called 'callous' in trial New principal School year gets good start Continued from Page 1 before Hulbert went to visit Karch. "I said, 'Help me. You were the JAMES JODWAY testified that he ready for school drove Hulbert lo the entrance of Uie When Mary Anne Hulbert didn't last people to see her/" said De- was rabbit hunting with a friend the Geddes Road trailer park where return home, Deborah Hulbert began borah Hulbert. morning of Jan. 7 "when I saw some- Hulbert lived with her mother. searching for her. eventually seeking "What did he do?" asked the pro- thing whitish" lying on the ground! By Julie Brown SKtaarmchp eter satnifdie dMa tchhaatce Hku labte rtthe m eent- hel"pT fhreoym to Cldan mtoen pthoelyic ec.o uldn't help sec"uNtootrh. ing. 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There was no smell, and no well before the first bell rings at propriate behavior, but they will received locker assignments and on the list of what's important, so A "welcome back" coffee, spon- blood. Just a little on her side and a 9:10 and even earlier than the know I'm human and I care about practiced opening their lockers. her students will work on building sored by the school's Parent-Faculty drop or two on her left shoe." maintenance staff. them," he said. They also reviewed the playground self-esteem throughout the year. Organization, was held in the gym. Dr. Bernard Naylor, who per- "I turn the alarm off," Pearson Pearson, 35, has worked for the rules and enjoyed a recess. Because it's difficult for students That coffee was for parents of chil- formed an autopsy on Hulbert, testi- said. school district for 14 years. He's A brief tour of the school, a snack, to sit for more than 20 minutes or so dren attending the school. Some kin- Continued from Page ^ John Rychlicki, supervisor of en- nician, will earn $32,607. Jo Ann Ost, fied that Hulbert was not pregnant. He hopes to get some paperwork taught every grade from second to some coloring and a bit of math and work on one activity, Tuesday dergarten children and preschoolers cphroiDVlcdaie rvasgicsidinc nOoigaud ,M newt.iuinl rlcgd mo,o ocwarhkid,leli n ce$aoa3tor5onr,r3d $9i o3n86fa. ,t1 od5ra1t .oa f saeeolrasgrro nyo wf$a n3iml3dl, a6m ia7nfa0ttke.ee nrDn a$oan3voc3ine,d6 7 Goa0npr.d eifr faoitspi,oe nrsaust,pi oewnrvisli,l - samelsacLokro eear ntr$aa 2ari1nyu,e2d/p 6iCoe5hr. vsaiomsnupnaaleg lnt,ee wc,hiln leixcie amcnu,at kiwveei l l aflHuallent agbslsua .sit dh oo Hnteu rloubfpe trthtue rce obduul ldble ehtr awv hoeeu asnrudtrsv. ai Tvnehdde dstotoi lnole vq eiunrise etthe.e T pwhlaaeyteg whroaouyun,rsd h ew 'alhlci tlbieve ia tflilre esie s cehigiPlhdetarher.n so lniv aen idn Phliysm woiufteh. and two washroeeSr wakw aowblrilektor swaen tahxolaisos oeus softaon obu tnlnhi dsethh a e tgah fee inrrod sstuat .utd idnaeyen. tassto mtmieoosrr nev iaanrcgiet iSdvw eboaelntlweoswe—e'snx c qlausiserto toimm easc taivndi- atforlis Temonh eadeet stctheo innpfdefswee. ed . p gaivreens tDs oadnsdon r ean ecwha noclde Joan Egner, executive assistant to Gregory Pirtle, fleet service su- $29,771. Lois Gruhler, executive sec- the beginning of the year, to help stu- MAKING THE transition from It's definitely always exciting," the superintendent, will make pervisor. will make $31,898. retary/business wQl make $26,936. Ford corridor may Canton dents feel comfortable about coming kindergarten to first grade is partic- said the principal who enjoys the $39,695. Shirley Waters, director of David Kaumeyer, coordinator of Fran Veoske, executive secretary to school. ularly challenging, she said. First start of each new school year. Seeing attendance, wiil earn $38,447. Mary accounts payable/internal auditor, for instruction, will make $29,771. ©bseruer graders must get used to going to the kindergarteners and other stu- Students get a welcome back handshake from gets tome practice with his locker under the FaSnkrdiitl zlPs,). Lp, wr.Uoijl.eSl cm. t(a Pdkuierp ei$cl5st 3oL,r9e3 ao1rfn. iHnega Udssteafrut l dwainRllc imeta as Rukpeine $gr3ve0ri,s,1o2 rh6,i .gw hill smchaokoel $ a2t6t,e5n8-2. frreocNmeoi vn$e2- a5afn0f itilonia c$tre5ed0a 0sa edin mi ntih nleoi sn1tg1raethvto iytryse aparal soyof, get holiday lighting dPauyb lbisyh eOdb esveervr6ye6r 3M &-o6 oE7d0c caey natnrdic TNheuwrss-- yweeAarreB. iOTnhUo TSs weEaI sGlltouHwdTe'sn to scfl aw tsheserreo oc mahbilld elrae stnot sncohSro htoheli nhaagllss d fcaoayun.n dup tsheatt csheielmdrienng.l yD imffii-- de"nIt st hisin skp ethceiayl'.r e beautiful," he said. principal George Dodson while David Wehby watchful eye of teacher Gayanne Swallow. WALTER BARTNICK. adminis- gDearv, iwd iSlln mydaekre, $W23S,D03P7 .s tation mana- einm tphelo 1y6mthe nyte, aarn.d from $500 to $750 pMalp 4e8r1s.5 306. 2T5h1ir dS-cchlaososl cproafstt.a gLeiv opnaiiad, hofefl pto t hae giroo ydo sutnagrte.r classmates get scoumltye oinpceindienngt oan bthaeth prolaoymgro duonodr c oarn to Tdohe a stt tuhdee nsttsa rhta ovfe t hsoem sech aodojlu ysteianrg, trative assisunt for labor relations, at Uvonla. Ml 48151. Address all "They know what to expect." the cause problems. Dodson has found. There are some will be paid $46,783. James Hatcher, audio visual tech- SUPERINTENDENT JOHN Continued from Page 1 Mitch Howard, Canton Big Boy mall (subscription, change of ad- teacher said. "That's such a big By taking care of such situations, rough edges that need to be Westland woman Hoben earns $89,769. He receives a vice president, said it's undecided dress. Form 3569) 10 P.O. Bo* 2428, thing." "you really have solved at least half smoothed off. $6,000 car allowance, plus mileage It would be up to the F&M mall whether or not the restaurant will Uvonla. Ml 48151. Tetephone 591- Swallow has found it's helpful to your problem," Swallow said. But "they settle in very well," he and reimbursement for business owner to erect the lights and not the participate. 0500. have a split classroom, with both Parents can help their children ad- said. trips, _ individual stores, she added. A string of lights stretching from HOME DELIVERY SERVICE first and second graders in class to- just to school and develop a positive The 400 Smith students — like is raped in Canton Michael Homes, assistant superin- Bob Czerniak, owner of B.J.'s Canton Center to 1-275 would sym- CNaerwrisesrt amnodn .th.ly.., per copy $, 22.50«0 gether attitude about attending, she said. If their counterparts elsewhere — will tendent for instruction, and Norman Bowery, said he sees logistical prob- bolize "community spirit and unity," Mal1 yearly. $40.00 Such a mix is good both for the parents and teachers work together. have a busy year. Kemeep, laosyseies traenltat isounpse,rin tweinldlen mt a fkoer lem'Tso f oterl lth ey oeule cthtreic tirtyu.t h, I haven't HoBweavredr lsya iYdo. ung, owner of Chapter Atolnl aOdbvseertrivseinr gi sp suubblijsehcet dT Ion t hthee c oCnadni-- oonldeesr T chheild orledner a sntdud feonrts t hcean y doeuvnegloepr children will feel secure and will tiee" Iyto wu itlhl abte." p Drooddusocnti vsaei,d I.' ll guaran- $70,254. given it much thought, but it doesn't I Book Sellers, said she had just tlons stated In the applicable rate Continued from Page 1 Solving criminal sexual conduct seem like an easy thing to do," Czer- received the letter from the cham- card, copies of which are available pinocAAliidcn 1eeon 5ts-thh yeweer aa wcrs-ra oirsmeld pfioon Wrractleeed sdst el Aaixnnuutdgoal 1rg 9.ci.r o plnid ctukoculdtp cCcoaaSnsnedots uof hcnatar. sctnahs'itse bs ye heeanarv e e1a 3sby ec.er nim rienpaol rsteexdu ianl mt$e7ni2HRlde,4aoeay2eng 2dteH .e f rloo,e erHidmeo blbm,uuesr siasnes esamsonsecd,nia tK twee ieol lfs ur ep m2ce1aerVikinvei- e anlibikaleke ttshoae id dio.d e i"taI.," hbauvt eIn'm't nruolte sdu riet Io'lult .b eI tbihneegTr hlhaionegl dhfidtr soaw.y nat ss e ouafns odKnenc wiigdiheldlts b ae Ib nsontua ttdu uhsra iqnnuggo- TrfCPirghloayhenmm ttC o notnaohun tteOht ot. b onaMsde vOalr vce4brce8ster1ie,sp7ritvn0 4e g.a r8(n39 rd1 eae3 sdpS)e va.4rrev6tr em9Mtsi-se2a enit7nrht0'. !e 0 truck at the Quik Stop gas station at This time last year there were 24 cents per mile. FORD ROAD business people this year. order. Observer & Eccentric ad- Wayne and Ford and was driven to similar cases reported. could meet and discuss the idea, he "I think it's a nice idea if every- tak^.s have no authority to bind this Lilley and Palmer where she was "SEVERAL CASES were closed Plymouth-Canton teachers with a said. "Somebody might have some body participates," said Ron Groh, newspaper and only publication of forced to perform sexual acts. last year," Boljesic said. "Sexual bachelor's degrees start at $22,237 easy ideas to what I'm seeing as Knights Inif-manager. "We put up an advertisement shall constitute fi- Police are without suspects, how- child abuse is included and some and earn $36,950 at the top of a 10- some of the potential problems," he our lights every year whether they nal acceptance of the advertiser's ever, they have a video and audio were family related abuses." Family step scale. Teachers with master's added. have a plan or not." order. tape of a possible suspect while he related cases are far easier to find degrees earn $24,464 to start, and $43,367 at the top of an 11-step scale. id Canton" police spokesman Dave Boljesic. The Anyone with information about Longevity pay is $250 after 15 BEAUTIFUL GALLERIES BY TH0MASVILLE • PENNSYLVANIA HOUSE • BR0YHILL • MAMMARY • SIMMONS video and audio tapes are poor quali- any of the cases is asked to call Can- years, $500 after 20 years, and $750 ty, he added ton police. 397-3000. after 26 years. photos by BILL BRESLER/staff pho«ogra0be< LAST 2 DAYS David Galbraith listens to hia teacher. AUG. SEPT. : a q i » c l X l ^l TYNER; S U M M ER Rumours i99 Blazers DEPT. STORE $52 Marie SL Helenec i99 Blouses 3 DEPT. STORE TO $40 F.A.B.L Cardigans « 2 4" j "K DEPT. STORE $42 s 1 It? In-Groui 19" uses DEPT. 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Nrtes'« 9 p.m. • F:RR EE DELIVERY • Phone 483-4806 M«hi aCVfSFMMi 4A<C) O&E Thursday, September 1, 198fl More time Thursday, S^ptembw t, 18M 04E *5A Abraham Lin- Cruising activity coln and FDR How to pick president? wrara among tha baat presi- Local post offices adding window hours dent*, Warren is slowing down G. Harding S'craft class offers tips among tha worst, accord- By Poggy Aulino ing the service back," said Susan Gil- through Friday a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday. It is now ing to School- start writer lespie. a spokeswoman for the De- The Westland Post Office will re- open 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. six days a as summer ends craft inatructor whfPiaonivnAsaidtnrnaoeclgwa i S aa pelhpo rowpvsutaoircres eeosnf tftbtoliheycag eiti snrn sefn tocaiiornrtceugvete eder Sex cdeptuhpaett n.bfd raU oi1cn.m0kSg,s. otWthrpeoeTe idnththn edaie riCsdv dhai saawnilytofeo nean knh odo fosu fTtar htShee ueel prlpaistortdeelsmiateay rbols efs fTbre.ie urcgveeiisncd enwa.i yinl,lg STnumboneuhaoptte iirtw lnv.c 1 1iuobl0lrp u.pre tee. nmtnxh tp.fe ra o sononcmdfh fS ei ica8dtest:uu l JwSreOdai l aatiluy .srmsre d.9 mba tyeao agi .n ihm5no no .upip rn.temsogn. . 8FWw:r3eeiT0dedh kaane.y.e m.Ws dI.taa tyyo niss. e 5 cbpur.marrn.ec Mnhtol ywndi laclylo b steehdr oou pogennh iofu tAtrhau Pftfuoimclicn se tm aDtaieyspt iawcrsetml flre obnmet oa tnrhe ei ta sPn lywy aminy--. swuemTerkmaefenfrdi,c ep hvraeosnmi npbgteisenng th ctrhooenugg pehosoltuiecdte t dohene- CIlcMioootwolinalcaetra iaclond ttbi tBuothnhteiat shfoal nfpel alro .l- - BsAAtyanbW fdMrf a hawhaorrarrwymietn eR rLdG ooi.ndcr M oiHqlniuacrahd oaiennleg Do wfuak tsahke ilso bu easnsytd.. cUttciaornokem"unedW ip finatehlg eefy o.tec ewrdo ?Stuuohtcru ueTsalded thceie oon prtnutehesr o'ecss pyrew el'a erhdree oi rpctes aenas.yi luov tc erdco eego2sso.e5isetrft yeucinol ttlgnooy - scpbtoalaamcI"nnnWkcps gte lhetri.oe'so lhlu sedn edDodp s—uaa k— rcaao tkaem isw srp /whhBaaeerutitlssol hhor niaacss or f afcer chapoecamo,hnlig t siiahucncebag- -l in February. When the hours were reduced, the The office in the Westland Center The Plymouth post office will re- dication. partment to beef up patrols and somewhere in George Bush rate? be better informed oo key issues. It's factors in the electorate." post office started opening at 9 p.m. shopping mall will add hours each open open Saturdays from 10 a.m. to Limit turns at certain intersections. b e t w e e n. To find out, tune in to "Perspec- an election year," Behler said. Smear tactics then and now is an- "We were able to meet our budget Tuesday through Thursday. The new day. It will be open 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. 1 p.m. Weekday hours will remain Records show that tickets issued The majority of last weekend's Behler is show- tives on the Presidency." a new class Noreen Thomas, assistant dean of other topic up for discussion — from requirements, and now we are add- hours are 8 30 a.m. to 5 p.m Monday Monday through Friday and from 10 the same, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. afo dri cvreu liasisnt gw-reeelkaetnedd, aacntdiv aitnie osf ftiocoikal citations were for trespassing. ing the collec- offered by Schoolcraft College be- Schoolcraft's continuing education Nixon's dirty tricks campaign to the attributed the drop to the back-to- Nine young people got tickets for tion, which will ginning Sept. 22 services, backed Behler's assertion Dukakis depression rumor Judge to hear church trespass case school season. bloetisn. gT ihne psreicvoantde mproospte crotym mpaornki ongf- be shown to his ba"cPkgeoropulen dg eonne rthalely issu heasv."e sa isdo mCoen - tehdautc matoioren faodru ilttss o awrne s calkaem oring for "Some political scientists feel There were 34 tickets issued to fense was making a prohibited class, to rad Behler, instructor. "We're going "Adults are taking classes for en- there are an awful lot of impulse young people who drove up and turn. Eight tickets were issued for Schoolcraft to focus on what's involved in being richment - not because they have to voters." Behler said down the city streets and congre- that infraction. continuing ed- president. We'll look at men who did but because they want to," Thomas By Doug Funk* JEAN'S LAWYER. Robert Roeth- al reasons a gray area. I've gone from one end gated in parking lots. The previous Only one person was charged ucation coordi- the job well and those who didn't." said. "It's a real delight to teach peo- BEHLER IS hoping for a class of CswtptportaeoaehrArcu.fse iftnp sst 3whsh at5eeoisrtlorsih tC ntce ode arhDr eta hciors oifgdtdlreiei iscOcm t b uClirras hoCts euuLorrguac hardh ttty hb ijaycs uogr dfiha mgmie enrGiosn o ptneaoatxl hsd a-- Ccwotpeohfrror .iugsTo uvatrrthnrarcoeiesght ucee iuR nntl plel de ypirdavvsoa ilp snf eptReoggorrriiartcvy,l dh q a"bi atuihserrnamiadedr fqipt s euaoPsrera esstsl.riut" ofiopoennent sRtr ao is oo,o ucref c otGrhh uitoegh poarhel sde t aatfruedrpeltdTpTiieegolhHdydinoo oE.sos nm enpS. l rcTRyooofA ov tnaoeiTssdt tEsaheietceu m trAfit roiwbNeonlreDnysoda tb laofeynme. d dpth er foeorrfate esl estc dpactoeitooemen,ncs sh hto i,e- f cfpogDollfoii erAtLins ahnateo .ergs dwitc cr tsthoeetop e sCs e dpaeacouaplitudaslprerbsurt ioho mnn earigona 'cstw tdhocei o .d ca tinenahnvcteoe iietcds hcfteif aedaoesrnce. "$th, o2o rbi0wn 5ugt 3u hf 5idieltnet'hsye- soesmwanuueogd"ethees dPtt k .ha tE ceThninsiOdahtd tasaP,t tu diL8y mo2norEniuumv s Amte ieciRcbsrak. sEen auerre t o gscdrueoe ntpfmhtodraiern,edg s o te b obntnuhee tteeP ewnd l myye o mteeihusks--e -- pshwwLtacieaeigthOctsiehhoottkf e onswaf.dl csin echr cieeiosrakt usoauluisl lrstsec nhsidon aee.rhgid redoes lu t -twoeomraee reldr ladeseiteece snrcdrsielina oate shsnose e.fseyfus ewAcn h threshe execian.-si - Znyaltkoar. Sherry 8 isvacinnenligaenedB"ws so WesaE vt l o heHeacfec'tolLitl onic tEbohntleenaeR ams ,sls oynWp ooaaeokHnstariier aoOnbs rngooy 't f scahw piht t hoiaheasels i hi grfts eeichitscwruet aosort lhtnrir niegis ccotc ueas ifolreulfeuu niircsmttces-ete--, epwynbbdloieuaen.snBt "ngttwd Eto p whantHroosi ibLlv lab aaE anesbtrdRie eect h "s c elpSipoen raCelcerln ;tLeacut cAtpl rhvatheSiseioee Ssyrnrwo 'n swrbuiean etiol ligcnilfna a o secoutt.anr s oimAeeenbt npoc ltih f ahetg ih tevabgheyetene - -- aiahthlniecoros entlN"ptdi eeTewvo nrtshesvhe et. eleop cSmivaort irobumet wteidvhecreisieenp rwI tafost sunp'fs wtlo slcliy,io nlloalo tnnsss goslieyn otloy fp f ophta o oraevrmspn titsieeohecidwuevdigep,. "hptah onlh e ihlttseylose-s Jean's right to be on the premises "State action here is the use of Roether has said he will request a can't come to Plymouth and break Sincock said a storm Saturday come was decided by a quirk of country, he said. The collection in- said. dgwaahlyTo .ih swSese uiclpelat, s.h e s2ea 0api rdre oJseurandltgs ea ra gJnau immnteersnig tGsui anTrgube elser-.- fwfeoinrt" hdaT aP hmneeterr wfeee taitissnt ogn 'nos o. wai sRlelyreoeg eo at"rhtliee odgrni acs ltoolhynradtt ioe ntnrhuly eepd a d.or er"- cfboryriR mptohoinelni Lac cleo i,ttw"ry ee,Rs, ops aeapitsrdhsoe shsreet cwa uthrutoaitntseegns. ' ta a nytdteo tar rnprereeys- t jduirsym tirsisa lthe i ftre Gspaarsbseirng dchecalrignee.s to athnet tloaw th,"e scaitiyd mPaaunla gSeinr.c ock, assist- dmriogph itn a lcsroui hsianvge a ccotnivtritiyb.u ted to the sbdoea mteexesa komfin i1nd9,i8"n8g .h" e th sea iids.s u"eFsin aanldly ,c awned'il-l cyleua"drTessh o emlrdea tweirlila blse a m voarreiety th oafn au 1d0i0o / bmeeePdnoi aliin tefixlcupse lionnsci eotdhne ta h2ne0dth m a oc septnret bupyroyn "d htehares- "There doesn't seem to be any that she is not a member in good pared a brief in response to Roeth- Behler has taught high school his- visual materials and I'll provide cop- ance of opinion polls," he said, case law on whether a parishioner standing." Roether wrote. "The er's. tory and government for more than ies of various materials There won't ccahnuC rtecrcehis.l"pe ahTse.s sJaei adon.n . 4 4g.r wouansd asrre ostfed a b y smtreRiecottieinotghn e wirn aa stlhs eoa nl onacoragulun pecdaerdi is nwh ibhthuisollu ebttri irnee.f-" buunyLiq oauwlel. eo Hcf ooRnwoceeevtdheeres,r ' shte haa ritgsnu t'mthe ewn ictlsali snnegow its.o 36001(E PasLtY ofM LOevUanT) H RD Gc2ieh0sr ao ydiseresamper aasPr,not miomnfeto etnsh.ttel y fa osnr cad hts^oe hoNvaleo'ssrra t slhso eyc reHivaaeilrgds hs t ua isdn - sbceh Bao etlheaxrle ttrbo op sloapkne.s"ak Bt ooeo hleiln eerev s euanpiidn ag Lincoln Tgwori unT"smTr wihabenau sf nhae oma lcwdotiuiuntshagl ltpayhi e ccbot ahupseryeead do lfooi fnnthe ea( H" GDCaaherlwrilcyuea)py - city police May 9 that the criminal trespass ticket "I don't see it as a walkaway dis- LIVONIA ALTHOUGH HE plans to keep his poll," be said Jean allegedly refused to leave the should be dismissed for constitution- missal." Lowe said. "This one here is 422-1670 THE SCHOOLCRAFT class will opinions on the current race for the rectory after she was denied entry to meet Thursdays from 6-8 p.m. for 12 White House a secret. Behler calls Registrations for tbe class will be parish meetings Open 7 Days weeks Course fee is $52 plus a $3 Franklin Delano Roosevelt "the accepted through Sept 14 For more registration fee Senior adults pay $4 most effective president of the 20th information, call Schoolcraft College for the course, plus the $3 registra- century:" at 591-6400 f LABOR DAY SPECIAL!!! STEVE FECHT/staf? photographer State bond issue MONDAY 8:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. f WASH 4 Save S16 to S150 on bedpiUows H sn OO ™ ! heads for ballot ARE NOW READY! Fori Sale 1 ww Beautify Your Home & Garden ONE DAY ONLY , with Ouer 45 Varieties ; AP — Michigan voters will be benefits now and for future genera «ked to •Anemone • Daisy • Decorative Bronze Pkg. Silver Pkg. Gold Pkg. is bonds for environmental cleanup Andy Hogarth, of the Department • Pon Pom • Incurve • Spoon $200 $300 $^oo and parks under an agreement of Natural Resources' environmen- reached Friday by a House-Senate • Button • Formal • Spider conference committee. tal response division, said the bood money could finance about 600 pre- T ni I A 1 /A n 1 f a a 1 a • MP* r .AX — . - —. — lved over the liminary investigations of toxic Thousands to choose from in 3 sizes. i n u o r vo A Kt J1uu t X T RA use of the prevailing union wages, waste contamination, along with the a v a ns flVe of the six committee members same number of surface cleanups or Bronze, yellow, white, red. pink, ivory, copper, signed the legislation. The sixth is providing safe water supplies, and purple & lavender. expected to sign next week. about 60 full investigations and final Grown in our own greenhouse! cleanups. - The full Legislature is expected to Budded and ready to bloom. teturn to session early within two "It won't do everything, but it WOODLAND MEADOWS weeks to pot its stamp of approval would do a good job of taking care of P L Y M O U TH an the proposal and place it oo the the worst pollution," be said, adding Sov. 8 ballot Lawmakers are now there are 1,750 toxic chemical con- 453-5500 N U R S E RY Hated to reconvene Sept 14, but tamination sites listed by the state. Bust adopt the proposal by two- and GARDEN CENTER "I think the people of Michigan SMUoMnM.-SERat .H 9O-U6 RS R e c y c le C e n t er ftheierd fsa vllo tbea lbloyt .S ept 9 for it to make aDraev gido iHngale tso, rdeisrpeocntodr t oof tthhies," D sNaRid. Sun. 10-6 9900 Plymouth Road "We're going to have a bond pro- "I'm anxious to start explaining the issue to the voters of Michigan." Just 7 miles west of 1-275 posal and it's going to pass by an 39900 Van Born Road Overwhelming vote," said Rep. Mi- Sen. Vernon Ehlers, R-Grand Rap- chael Griffin, D-Jackson and chair- ids, said it would take $4 billion to LABOR DAY WEEKEND 326-0993 mfoarnm oefd tton. w -oornkf eoruetn cdeiffe croemncmesitt beee- twhaosrtoeu sgihtely icnle Manich uigpan .e vBeuryt h eto sxaicid tween Senate and House versions of the bond money can be used to win F R EE the legislation. some $1.5 billion from the federal "superfund" for cleanup. LEES CARPET SALE ; Under the bond proposal, Michi- The agreement also was lauded by gan voters would vote on two ballot the Public Interest Research Group issues. One would be on selling >660 in Michigan, which said Michigan is million in bonds for environmental SAVE 10% to 32% Heandp, Improved handling of-gotttl "mi the frige of aiOTics crisis waste and clean water efforts. "The state desperately needs to DROP - OFF CENTER commit massive resources to envi- The second would be on selling ronmental cleanup," said program 4140 million in bonds with the money director Andrew Buchsbaum. Newspaper - Corrugated - to be split evenly between state and This weekend save txg 00 every Lees Carpet m slock On One bond proposal would be to sell p»ushes sculptures twisls ana textures « hunoreOs o< Jocal parks. 1660 million in bonds with $425 mil- HE RIGHT PILLOW is essential to a good ee•poxneredt Srt thooina* gt th h gmueivr userlyutsi m- Tycmhoosuleo rrts hscae alse orlo pleOnengsld ssw aa eMlnead oyr nipondaugat tvyqee urit nab slesi teT iemnhs ei ws ca aaitr i-tnhge Glass - White Goods (Appliances) f*e tSep loekaedsewrsom saeind f noor Hfiorumse d aantde Sheans- lmioinll ifoonr f otorx iimcp wroavseted h calnedanliunpg. o $f 1s5o0l- nbiugdhgte'st .s Ilnee po,u ra nPdil laow gr Aearte asa wlee ihsa cvreit tihceal ptoer faencyt you expect plus easy care maintenance set for the Legislature's return, Id waste, $60 million for a waste-wa- combtnalion of restful pillows and soothing And best o< all it s a Lees Aluminum - Plastic* it said lawmakers likely will come tmera ktree laotamnesn tto l orecvalo lgvoinvgern fmunednt a tnod prices. back Wednesday or Thursday. $25 million for a Great Lakes envi- FIRST, A FEW FACTS about pillows. If you sleep on your 'Rinse and Remove Lids • Absolutely So Food Containers - Gov. James Blanc hard issued a ronmental protection fund. stomach, a soft pillow is best, while back sleepers should use a statement urging leaders to call their troops back to the Capitol. The other issue would propose medium firmness pillow. And finally, side sleepers will prefer a firm selling $140 million In bonds, to be style pillow. "This bood proposal will greatly evenly split between state and local DOWN AND FEATHER pillows afford the most resilient, durable enhance our efforts to Improve parks. Michigan's future environmental and lightweight comfort. Man-made polyester fills are comfortable, The lawmakers agreed to leave SAXONY PUMM. A knurtou* irony health and economic strength," he the proposal silent on the issue of us- consistent and very economical. We have the savings and the pkJ#> nylon - loday « mott OuraM* Ono fid. ing the prevailing wage on cleanup selection... sleep on it. —rvq carpal new Mora laaNon colon maka h aaay lo rnortknaw art* your "Placing this proposal on the No- projects. Hales provided a letter vember ballot and working to assure promising to adhere to the law and hs passage will provide important current policy on the issue. Darrwi* II p«i*wuri > , brp*> Savr $25 to $35 Savr $25 lo $40 (•Tinned m colon to acoam any room Board, faculty reach NVi pPpaorni. KI .Dl»lm Oarr aallrlropfir v* o a dr, VI.d* * I! S X MOO<f'c and f Park FRIT.~TN iprdalMlkMrr Inf and kTgahMti M'i l om yio uadr dd aao noraa*a n«g- '16* iQtovavtt oiMinn*i 'Dlia.m F>itt«e*d pohntrr d'a Standard SI*Rr( >2«*r tor Ut h-MfcaM aa Mk u Hmw.,i. «d^ Iliwlr tIf '-—' •np»<arr|r(vw and Hriuif aaafc ',w. $ia 2 far ua IralHrr* and 5% nhtir L EE S Tybyraeaimanmrrsa r coX "oCr atiooaXlH uratw raaaJd a Jad rxIop rtnoaosngn f a fhpisrea e,rdr rafdao m a'Ir*m 1gi— na8anJcd" e, r atvtioto-nr t• eSevenral taraea ctoillevgese an d cschoool nweterk'sa collceget b oaard mte etSing. C tfaItDkkinVlaarMda kr rard u arK»Mn>*h , Mo~kfpi ri mra1lQwd0iM ur0w p aMmr nl rafDaaf adUUkmA FriS VrhLW mArbmSa>* *AMa a> Od u—Or dll* ' a I<kSKUIfia uaaaPmrvgMlrar pr $1fm ra2Fc1n4t 0 il R1l0r»(1d'M" St "ooT Aa— $ fkaa1r nm i h5lIdl0 ir l a Iofmrm rg npfaMna arrtr med* r dSKimotanwpnn«od MraItraVdsd, t r mZS ni nr. 'I S SISA n222o « knwr>Ma «ktX . TuesSdaAyL, SEe pEtNemDbSe r 6th Recycle Center Hours: wdfeiasatfrrt i aCcmtosil dlme gapyeic u kasephtpe arsi rigennn stth.lye B n uwetwo Sn cs'thcho booeol- l StuhnceLih ocoonowo'snle ct3lrrl7aa C7cftto- mFo koae,cvmue brlpteyr ret shsFei ocdroe uLunmltadb, o ovsrfaoit de Dt hat oehy ne QMKOio«Ot«* "I ItMt VS2*S I2 2Mr fffaaar rr USSMSS > MSQrOwanOvd*a* r »d lHOCSRIr MC* * 222«i r f ffaaarr r tuSiUasaaB S1irw.- anHiwotmvn na$ a 3If0-i0iCtO 1Tf* toa tm $nat5 mm>0 , . m a•IlP ta »lnla a- t t™ar a - While both sides have yet to Issue Savr $60 and $80 iSoar atrap aa ikr r "d" FRIDA YS: 8:00 A.M. - 4:00 P.M. dffeutnaiisltsr,a otiroc saingdn a onn iaognr eoeffmiceinatls a adn-- "We're working out the language Saw $20 to $30 i. Park Htm. <faan> and SMaUrtMr *M U hS A VM*Ta * 2 faSra IVir nounced they wen dose to settling right now," Cook said Taasday IM Ml «*»ar f» IV-r. 2 far MO Ike contract Fall term classes began Aag. IS. aad .hrtrpoar k«, IS. 2 far SATURDAYS: 8:00 A.M. - NOON — — — Richard Faculty members have beea work- Am I SA aad ing without a Rra Sair ra* OHakrr I •mM •V» mm » *-•— —— WOODLAND MEADOWS l ANDFIH T r-: t l D d S D T fe VA Miles West of 1-275, % Mile East of Main St. A WASTE MANAGEMENT COMPANY FINANCING ORDfR BY PHONt i«m tree ^ $00 ?J3 ?000 the abte by calling Ml-6406. Ext 416 a* OKRII0N SM IM m* SO*0*v I? S J SAIP.C) O&E Thursday, September 1, 1966 Thursday. 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MCn o'AodIClgoRrAr aEs i ncU ERaOPSFbEOOAaLiNaAInkDn d,S CWBTeCniYrOecLrOftEriy DSE s S'? al help, call the Infant and Preschool Tiny Tots Nursery School has a pien, a Northville Democrat, is chal- cratic Party observer. (Stempien proudly displays his Pol-' supporting the Equal Rights Amend- • ANNUAL GOLF CLASSIC • PLYMOUTH HISTORICAL Special Education Program at few openings for the 3- or 4-year lenging Rep Gerald Law, R-Plym- "Judge Stempien's name is strong ish heritage) is much the same as ment. SERVING WA YNE, OAKLAND & MACOMB '88 SOCIETY Tanger Elementary School, 451- olds. Two- or three-day-a-weck outh. for the Plymouth/Canton area in Wayne County and he should do Dukakis'.' As a jurist, Stempien over-ruled • FACTORY SHOWROOM cStftIom'P8ieunopucl8eedsryoTtk rhrliamoneeuvuc tftsCseeimofsodp s ou Fprfuiodm,mtsoor aanh$erxt lyd.mas3,s g, eC,te5$ u Son nsH09h1nlceht0.ef0iisep ,i;clt:(n l)y3tSk cs.. 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S Hungr.t s1.0 -n4 Sa1'9o6ce9c e reservations available. For more in- Saturday and Sunday 1-4 p.m. Ad- junction with a grant from the feder- 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday-Friday. The formation. call 453-1540. mission. al government. To register and for program is a protection against resi- TENUIS BRACELET more information, call 451-6656. dential break-ins and burglaries A THOUGHTFUL GIFT; T r u s t® yckj cjn 'fiarc loved cyies from rhe neec SALE! I c\ s1p0 emc.afikce D dfescoisr\iaoln sw —ish easnd a mrea kfuelf islluerde Ayos*u r F R EE now, and we'll fire I fo» information on our Trusl 100^ THREE DAYS ONLY! I Funeral P'e-Airaogemen; Psan Th«s, and NO COST OR James Will oDionoek- evia lPuarbele-A •nrfro-rinnagseom" rse o>fn o mM ahek'oe'usi Sense " OBULSIGEAFUTILO, N: it up with MONEY-SAVING THE HELZBERG FACTS! [ ©WI LL VALUE OF THE IWop* us o» *n»f ** wws couoo* > 0 0 6 0 6 4 9 5 20 irwt orun M n» WEEK! OUR OHE booklet P><» I FI'XERAL HOME*. I!V('. CARAT TOTAL | 3 LOCATIONS —ALL NEAR FREEWAYS WEIGHT DIAMOMD GAS!" I Reoford — 25450 Plymouth Rd 1 . Lrvon.a - 37000 S.« M le Rd 937-3670 TEMUS BRACELET ® Defoii — 4412 Livemois Ave I IS AM EXCELLENT *20000 R E B A TE VALUE AT $825'. Now for a limited lime we II reim- DELUXE FURNACE SALE SET M 14 KARAT burse you for your two highest gas The warm glow of 14K gold, accented with the fire of FURNITURE W« V n1o l~" 3c>o"n <to4rt3**2 u2nt3il7 m m ar* J&NN^^ GOU). QUANTITIES bneilwls, odf etlhuex ese Barsyoann ta fftuerrn aycoeu Oinustra lflu ar diamonds. (Jewelers [Name) has a dynamic ensemble EFFICIENCY HEATIWOtCOOUHG ARE UMfTED! THIS naces are buift with the r^ht stuff to at affordable prices. 2. SLOOWUN D LEVE L SPECIAL IS GOOO last season after season with safe 3 20 YR MEAT depenaabie money saving perform- jSueslte rcitg hbtra fcoerl eyto, un. ecklace, eanings or a ring. One that's EWXACRHRAANNGTYE FOR THREE Model » 396 A ance And with our free gas offer 4 COMPACT 3iZ£ DAYS ONLY! nows the perfect time to buy a new M9988 5 EMAASINYT ENANCE high-efficiency Bryant furnace Call 101 EAST MAIN INSTALLED AND RUNNING $795 today for complete details at CENTER STREET 8(B43R9I GGHRTAONND MRIAVLELR) FLOOWR AASS *1195 Bryant gas furnaces a'e built with NO3R49T-H69V40n .lF BRIGHTON KG.S2M.00 city pwmtta extra Exp.r« Nov 30, 19SS the right stuff to last 227-4977 EEEffcoouwc 'ewe/efH "ComMxaftor ofCarriarand H E L Z B E RG SINCE 193 J T RU I ' " ' T E MP Good Omy.Ar -ov PmKWnc 29317 FORD ROAD at MIDDLEBELT WESTLAND CENTER CALL TODAY ^ - "" GARDEN CITY • 422-7030 Lane Garden Ctty Canton Twp. FtnrHngton 566-6656 o r t T o ne 533-1600 427-6613 <77-6600 DEARBORN 19IM BEECH DALY HEIGHTS HEATING ft COOLING INC REDFORO JKXX XX X X X XXXX tfXXX * X XX XY*XX**X xx y yx PLU6H, PRACTICAL 8CAUTY E>>oi> w«« Sk» am rr naurm 8 G R A ND O P E N I NG * 1 catan «r ug MMn-Mtt um T f i n S l / n O i to m im me wtl» -jrncm m •OMMl'IlM W* UKMIOIirUl. of ^ T WO SCORE A ND T**S » «l » IM Jk 1 Marl SAT-s JO 4a47g0ft.VM0l.TM T he Knit S h op F A LL P A I NT S A V I N GS Specializing In FOURTEEN YEARS AGO, Designer Yarns • Preworked Canvas ? • Handpainted Needlepoint • Cross Stitch Kits HERITAGE B A NK S 455-3460 jj £ 550 Forest • Westchester Square • Plymouth 5 SEPTEMBER xxxxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx xx xx xxx xxv yy WAS CREATED. EVENTS CLYDE SMITH & SONS MICHIGAN DAHLIA ASSOCIATION Y o ur n ew ANNIVERSA »The year was 1934. Never was money a more precious can walk into the Biddle Avenue branch today and receive F a rm M a r k et commodity. People needed a bank they could trust. That was the same friendly, personal service we've given our customers n e i g h b o rs SHOW when we opened our first office at 2959 Biddle Avenue in since 1934. MICHIGAN SWEET CORN September 3 & • Wyandotte, wirh one teller, one window, and total assets j u st Centra' Court. 7 A 8_ It is the customers who have placed their trust in us that Center Hours of $7,500. Today, Heritage Bank has 48 branch offices have made Heritage a strong and successful financial m o v ed J3 statewide, with assets totalling over $975 million. But you institution for 54 years — to all of you, our sincerest thanks. in... 5oDr O8Z.5.B0A Q ANTIQUE SHOW STATEMENT OF CONDITION JUNE 30, 1988 D»d you meet ihem yet? September 15 - 18 Almost 1 oi every 5 Ameri- ASSETS nj cans moves each year, and ASSETS (IN Mai IONS Of DOLLARS] LIABILITIES wherever Americans move. MICHIGAN FOITRHSETR M LOORATNGSA ®G,SE 7LSO.3A27NS.... $497,907,327 0000 CAPfTAL Gcoemttiensg tTtioem K.no wwi tYho mu uwcehl- • Frwh Baked Bread Daily P E A C H ES FASHION SHOW MORTGAGE BACKED (SAVINGS ACCOUNTS) S7f1.010.2BS 00 more than just Howdy.' •FreehBaked Pies taatfr tv amino and «r«ane September 24. S8CURTOES 1 >4.026.787 00 ADVANCES* OTHER Getting To Know You and • frmt Farm Ego* r 1 00 & 4-00 Pm" DEFERRED CHARGES t BORROWED MONEY 100 000 000 00 its sponsors make new • CtovardalBloiOreaffi 4 9* lI, Central Court OTHER ASSETS 188.778.350 00 LOANS IN PROCESS 2,06352500 famtftes in (own feel wtf- STOCK M FEOERAi. HOME ADVANCE PAYMENTS Of TAXES AND come wrth a howeewarmmg or 816.00 (or H Bushel LOAN RANK 7.288,400 00 INSURANCE BORROWERS ... 18.360 683 00 package fu« of needed in- ROSE SHOW formation about selected i s r e s a sf t w z z n z z zs iblMoii U S GOVERNMENT OTHER LIABILITIES 13.438.847 00 oommunrty services Get- ITEMS READ Y FOR CANNING A FREEZING ' September 24 & OBUQATIONS 16.7U.306 00 SPECIFIC RESERVES 4.463.064 00 ting To Know You is the East Court. CASH ON HANOANOM BANKS 46.616.468 00 REGULATORY NET WORTH 52.418,781 00 best way fine merchants OFFICE BUILDINGS AND EQUIPMENT T0TAL $878.763,26S 00 and quatfted professionals Center Hours. (LESS DEPRECIATION) .86.353 301 00 can invite new business, TOWL $679.713.266.00 1834 -44 '54 'M "M '64 'M new friends to come In. o I WESTLAND H E R I T A GE BUSHClmdCAS^CES y o u if 0W Ail FRUITS and VEGCTAflt f £ CENTER Wayne & Warren s S S w s B A NK WELCOMING Westland & 3 E 3 5 5^ NEWCOMERS 1 I t I • ) i 'A m :7a t Managed t* — „• —n r iniiwni • Jail 111^ NATIONWIDE C^P*ru** ^ C L Y DE SMITH & SONS 33533 FIVE IflLE AT FARMINGTON RD. Qui Juiitnye, V 4 2 2 - 1 1 86 ( 3 7 ' K 1 l UK (800) 645-6376 FARM MARKET \ ".F'fef NHOUSt s DULY H SAT. %-T, SUN. 1M ,-jga fa} V 8000 NEWBURGH 425-1434 8A(P,C) O&E Thursday. September t. 1988 Thuoday, September 1. 1B88 O&E *9A L a b or l e a ds D e ms s t a te c o n v e n t i on p i c ks N ew b a r on h as t i es to M i c h i g an achievers By Kevin Brown ing the TV show "A Current Affair" heritage," he added. In addition to or graveyard. 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' - disbelief," he said. who owns two companies, said he has toured the castle, roughly 90 ki- to nine months." Himmelsbach said University honors program. registration, special library David Bonior of Macomb County. ECONOMY, EXECUTIVE assist Carr (of East Lansings her degrees are from the U-M mdeeInlTts wbAahLcohL l—ef st ta ai nr1t 51e-9dy6e9a r w- hLweivansoni awH airmtecs-hi-- gbheraaAisnn ltgdsw osso,oe " nlsIesoc,n thwsea,dh v towe ho ea dlpa seutdrg ohhntisge rcs hG aaennrdcm efsao nuo rf tflhoivemTe Mh ebetoue csirleasdls int nVloegrastlh lgaewrnyoed,us itnan do cmsfl, uFed mroeavo nverkirinaflooleoyr ptka.a irnrdkgs. , ahhsoe 'Htalel el hk 'coseh teaeapllis.n oh itnso er geuossitedia eptniancrget iownfi Mtthhi each cmiagasajtnol.er SHRuoaTsybahleneer y tJC oaBaynrndcote ooC nkNhs ryr,ei qdssutiaidiunseget,nh Btdtsear roau orgoekfh. s t;e r of cpaucriclvteuislrsea gal enasdc, tsmipvaeitxciiieamsl. u smoc ciaolm apndu ter Ttnio.v ImEeN cif onrTonaHmtoiEmon Fyc ,taoo ran mt tMheiesnit gceShdttoiag ntreaa n HcBe iBosll,aesrl ,dlS t weoexfope nhEce duna-- Beicndao lmtnyhi peooa rfbi,t glewunneh. -aoctso eol dlsadursp d pwiosirtttrhei crUst,A a lWreed lrKeeapodcoehrrt'ss- ettiinoe Asnt isaFm,n TKedEs rtR ehtmoe R mbnEee Fres daEUi RAdfo,RWr "I Mg NnoGyeogd m o altoai ahbthtaoielrnfr g-rd ea odlnazuc - aBBlinteottla llter,o d wk on otfooh wEe tdno u ppicnr eab Ostaiioacdknkelin anptngod s o ftCfo troh Mu otnuhitegcyhh SDi gbteeaamnt ei s- tmiinoge"n nIw, t h pooaerfvrk sem oo yanna s lcttlhroyeom na Mpngda iinc nthyhti,erg"orae unhsget hE iscn aion iendvd,oou mlcvcieiatc--- owtrleoa"artIekfs, euy tdroh euoar'nt vo'.se"f tho hsenehaee rWd o soofamfi d teShnea n "s Id c'Emearcs'osesn caoh lwmsoocei - c, Joyce and Stephen Nyquist; Lori Raymond K. Hoedel, ucation, and Vickie Kremm, a UAW Afterwards, Bonior had no com- father couldn't afford to send me U ocratic circles. Education Council, presidency of the Club of Detroit Suomela, daughter of Wil and Pat Plymouth-Canton Community college except to business school fot "I've never heard of him," said International Institute of Detroit and "We're going to make the Michi- Suomela; Stacey Synowiec, Schools associate superintendent a few months . . . I'm also a singk Vicki Barnett, Farmington Hills par- work with Detroit schools. gan Education Trust a viable pro-, daughter of Stanley and Najeeba for business, was elected parent. I raised a beautiful daughter ty worker and 1984 candidate for "I worked on the Partnership With gram, and that tuition costs will be excursions Synowiec; and Janice Wade. president-elect to the board of and I couldn't afford to send hei state representative there Education task force — it was ap- kept in line so people can afford to The Plymouth residents are: dBiurseicnteosrss Ooff ftihceia Mlsi. chigan School to college either. "The education caucus rejected pointed by Phil Runkel (former state attend our universities " Donna Pietruk. daughter of Sttw•Rtiri eaoUiiepp.lTnc lPtT h.rtbw oPehe1eaie 4 ECtNt h,oiRi oe ttfa ywonfBneu idD orraNEif nentnE pchgdPgoWeaall rayta tenT ntmmEodr ou e1aNi rusnva1Gttne- hc ddlWL oia n AsaPyNetn/a Nd1ocd ronDov0kfe ao-sT sn p1 doiS e9gaaucr1nhyrao9dst.-- Gtc•tlhri anQioelCpel oSU at3dsthne9Ayaata7neoKtt-a ns1HrE . w 0SRyR0 iewFul0nlob.ei rotb ESi renMxsQ rcmtla UMu2aon7drArsue7eeiRos. en Es vuip n imaosfnino,tdss ra moa rtt aioocnturig uorthin osea,e f ehoalianvncanceclafdl lohu- .bmd adaaalemfny sm-q odsauudiaigesryatihftcai t aaossrtleieng e,s Bhi i nbniutnusgn e sLE r,etoao ni1tnnugt3dgyrlsoa n n ncioin,dagf s h aLaDttlns oeumd n,bhed loItdiowrtneine-o.-l, cEoaBannnlldeegl i mlW4fnau5Nhmnla5elEdr--i-w6 Wmdmt6oai 2 cyuC Ik0ma r.s e s citlwgalaehsen,ttsds ltfe.ee , exFr iWruonyrgric ns itnedo wrfs vooSoirrotcm urCeaca artftcfsri ootolrmned,. CDLRaRRniaoooondtssnbd hssMaea;,el r drsKTtaio rnaaornginent satdo dytPrfe e DiGnoDnt fel eSeo PlLrmmor,iianr apidefet otsahrSe,nu ,rmP dgdK iaeiheatnut htuCderr;gtru o ahG kGount;fare .d t ir B.l oilfl OaAapbcsuefstsrfMssiosiiovcnocSceieni ialaBsasylts tsO iii a onm oIifnvsnnfa o tifaonello fivaprua negSrtnodaeecdftdhm eiieono dsewo nsn sliiiacn ttoBl.hh .n 1 oIutat9ohsl J liei7 ns e fsosr J 122 (Op1eC1Fn LW UA7aR.S .D NSMmIIaiT.yCcUs h R-O•i EgAT a6Ken l p4A8.v3me- 4. 520) SEUNMDMOEFR CLEARANCE includes the following: round-trip on Portage Lake. 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Box 358 MADISON HCK2HTS .South of Oakland STIRLING HCK2HTS (Nest la l.rtnlji MaN) DM Canton m. Plymouth, MI 48170 NOVT (Ami «mt of 12 Oaks MaN) WtfTLA_ fNtmO (at M Mim aa nadn d Warren) W « ItNll an T»TWW MNGHAM M> TOO Troy PONTIAC I Across from Summit Mace Mam • ML1 ROAD (Between Vton Dy«w 4 Qfoetbecfc) 453-2840 MONDAY - SATURDAY 9:00 AM 9:30 PM; SUNDAY 11:00 AM - 6:00 PM (Canton <S)bseruer Thursday, September 1, 1988 O&E <P.C.R.W,G-11A)*13A If Sobriety Chfeck Lanes ( Ob not: points of view Don't malign day care Opinion s? Ift Road signs SOME OF THE self-appointed ex- that polio, malaria and the bubonic perts who write about day care have plague started at day care centers. K done nothing to disprove the theory a There is no law that children 489 S. Main/Plymouth, Ml 48170 Neal Haldane editor/459-2700 that intelligent life is impossible in a can only get parental love from a Laos? A crisis with a happy ending vacuum. These people must live in a mother Fathers can love children, Rich 10A(C) O&E Thursday, September 1. 198C vacuum to be so dumb. too Few media types recognize this. I have read suggestions that day I have yet lo read a story or column Perlberg care may be responsible for the where the writer suggests a child's Recreation spread of serious contagious dis- development might be enhanced if IT HAS BEEN my good fortune relaxation before being hospitalized. eases, that children in nations with a the father stayed home from work nsuervee rp rtoob hleamve, heavde na thhioguhg bhl oteomd ppore-s- doPubretesdidlye nhta Rs obneaenld t hRee amgoanst upnr-omi- WF% through hfreoamvy m reelniatanlce il lonnes sday an cdar esu iscuifdfaelr craatrhee. rI tt'hsa anlw saeynsd imngot thheer wkihdo t ois sduapy- ecaarrely H toe p itchkou ugpht hi tsh ecyhil dw ofuroldm sdaayy rary passion or anxiety may have nent prostate patient of recent times tendencies, and that low-income, sin- posed to stay home That's a crock. something like, "Don't you have a Get informed about proposal cisa bursoeudg ith tt ou pso baerc mauosme esnotmareiwlyh.e Treh is amnadl eth per onbalteumre wofa sth sipse ellxecdlu osuivt eelxy- IJ bifocals cgaler em hoetlhpe rbse cdaouns'et trheeaylly ca nne eudsu dalalyy Wwoommeenn adroenn't't w aabnlet ttoo ssttaayy hhoommee ; wi(fSeo f obre tshaaidt? "i nstead that he had to owuhto t hdeersee rivse asn m uyn itdheanntkifsie fdo rm taoktoinrigs t pInl ibcritileyf ,i nit aisc cboluoncktsa goef hoifs t three baltamdednetr . Fred relIy w oonu ald r elilkaeti vtoe otark ae ntehieg habuothr.o rs of Wtheoimr ecna rseheoru tlodn b'tec hoamvee a t opa sreanctri afincye- pa iwckif uep f othre t hlaaut?n"d rsyo.m "eDoonne' ta sykoeud .h; ave the stress out of a difficult situation, Several days prior to the BAC trip • B r? DeLano these comments and stick their more than a man should. a In short it should be realized BASKETBALL, AEROBICS and wedding one capable of causing the blood to I had been threaded with a tube to heads in my kid's used diaper basket. a Businesses don't deal adequate- that few parents like to leave their Icevgtbthn ioeowaeV o THttb>lieousolhu orl wg tt*iatwohlehta t bcr ee in Ssgesabvt onterefae hte mhwl ert>am sco,Vitahot!e nehji sya oodscuep pyhkotn st ai eieateiCunwy tortvl os a Ndon e a i fhgnswsnro o dafet gtr aiosoi viteli nrmntl oen t eaditgu omfn ph Te t ontgja otabuub oera vrreewmsniwbtenrnt e a toenlve w h nisdcadusosetootht l hem cvdmi ftponohe eohewnmdimcare nH ionoue sg iorantcfinn.dor leo eiitl nwnw.htt yoht e no Co fewfsf ucaa a hhdpt ncecibeerpinttnyocloi tiiv icn esotd teyir.tnhfe thsf'ie tesi tse yi-o. osf ithnecTA mtIotrchthheN foeaeeifasDsi sccky tne s oie Riagsems ,ytlEoaw soyp npM uo tol to uufoaEr arstipnaMc patt fnihgolhrBnitoeteernyE mvfu tR ceo pa eotrsl hot dmoao elspld msda a t t uyy eowvhinmncew oowiiet stnrveiyd nilsNaolrt'shsl n ocu oiaipeo vlnucn se tatoo temwfinr n a eghbyusobeoeeteuonr st.riuo n tuh rpsoiusm cesh.oe Besieged school looks addogtnudbbyfpliaelrou deopalaOMn Tub,a. nip ll nbhKcnhymgaEhdladeon ,e'A mii lsrp oen.sller eoyNn.iyva n mI Tde WhIsgT chwi oihegao ediaHuiaraolcs- tev sftpIau hw,owg yLfolt rr.hatecoEal ea rnierfsa,crpu t 1pneIbthmi 2o rsdoo tocwiRao eoonMacyaodnogr edbktai sr ultwe dbuseraipn ,il,oac ao i p uafkatw tnhqfonlsh.dih e s duecwNaile a tys Tmnnoaisrh osieo ntoisg nelderuw-er t -d -h -- lwdstitwwtpIlohsrhettel aytoaraeaeIarGsrsa uisd esss dw bnnatteletqtteod glhirotddhouc a on edrt emint idamh'ulobd irtcefndseane a ea ldpasedhgkd ti cptthroka ea teb dai tnised3w ceanlairt efrp t phhasklhnpuw o iiemaoiuios.trnncdttmuunyt eyehgi ur c:aasn.nytp. toto gp ewAote.eipnimeo nt m ahnrOmicr n enla pasTena syd t robtrc pen rii tnnlerareclihrciaeecivaidk teigmvsdegaleee hihdaminrpd z enmttac t .lesse ht tu yptdshociohsa ht ouota etii ,aostongt v, nir t-heda- o.rle t-l cdtcsytlsftohihahlawron eriaapguaTTIivi etntekp snnh h wet ethwgueeeIere n.dsid rb ratweuad gheassowpmsshece'n fisim hedtkn s' w ft nnnegoio e onnieou udo nmtwl,hp enhtl naa.ab o e. t ie b oinnufnr leenwdodit dhet l u Toiha,sssilr nf,oitdteh- gee dscdl forsenee ooowm wrga truob hlre iiarrsayannavss lgpgtpeteel oho b,'a r tswI , enh sw t w weste ewepoie l anetdlua nhstlb ssa mlg o hyteehresre ed sStvDtpbwtttohhehteupeioil eeanotEevttlaau t it utcpbiir t oxl felDCkth dloe plebevf ea nfhaa oIlc oemfiiya einsrnrsndo lcfocdidyra i nk ta outtryc .uhghmeu c aostomCA en lhhrrucfodsee hd i aaeabtd dnao gahlrr ema oglllikroweeyfsiyswl s.ttetreohy ' ne c ssnsrdoaToHt a i otantMaclh or i htyoktfktt ee hurh vil a .a rtsncee bienteehursdeai .sesep lct: lreoefio yihe rsroanre yl ,pr dpeirllnes eee oxeRow v oqr ientminae phiurocpttlncelihah re s sigo adooa,sauienoeruetudb deddf I,tt-- ecslattcalbpplyuiraadoshraoreo nier enil(wssdailvllc Hgs ny dre bihIeetubn,tt ateh u rhcsenebaigrssa fsarenn hr uiiteidbr oea'tenasemesa ,ylnasf hste yaaik ea es omrtw bbinss sernf c .eomweeohs a ecnrvpktuahoarnhtodeolea einuadino daenl lsn dstdlp nb saofdrii siiie t ienlbncbdo dl cmgllwegeiait eacl ct re io easu uheawtttntuqvloisshaoe eeoelu tmra dhrsecmat y ,aiibs oahl:fbe ve lpuhmidy se nmeoAmmsias mni ya ina edeSsnss oneei miiiucv vfbn mtscs biaeiasgi oond hiulrselao-nigleeeetsr-set-- - chhjbydddtfcgUbuhoheaoaaaeueonsar yi rvvnasvnatitlce rteeiti decoce rnw ef dtrricbtaa idgahaeeneeoener ldnladeSmbtmdpekiov znalteg e eeaeettp tvu nnashedhtdd oeebiu.tnoa oll rsnooftatsitayihcfaenu nr aeihrta edtge fi irttwadgoost vaaahifr nhtwtb eacyhtsoo umek, .fpe f ae sola srar lliFni ear.ble-brlntlyiat ofule eyIn iuitut tssrme aho sWts ivale af enewelt arlt gyshde sstlht o,hsuaoeo e r twtbteleoik e hetau ssfirw e c ,chtwtntmmtohc o o itdotuoe eouuhr hiarnnbnpusnelskeydt -e-ttt presidential election and overlook this ballot a facility requires an informed electorate. behind my own rear bumper and for that there haven't been emotional Oh, yes, this meant challenging traf- proposal. more than half an hour waved off on- crises before. fic in the right-hand lane, but it was Doing that though, would be a mistake. Figuring out how people will respond to this for loyalty in top brass coming drivers in the same lane, di- a successful maneuver. Finding out the advantages and disadvantages question is difficult. rreigcthitn Hg uthnedmre dtos gmou esitt hhearv ele wfth oirz zed theT nHiEgh Wt IO hReSaTrd w thiteh iunn mfoermgeotrtyab wlea s TwTehlev eg upya rskhionvge dar meae f irnotmo t wheh iTcehl -I associated with a new community center are The electorate has sent some mixed signals in by. click of a switchblade, a sound like was able to walk for help. Then be worthy of your attention recent years regarding property taxes. The stress grew in ratio to the in- no other. The guy should have had a made a quick U-turn and disap- tensity of the blistering sun and was silencer. That very click gave me peared into the same unknown from AFTER ALL. approval of this proposition will The schools have failed to gain support for NOW COME the cool days of Sep- perintendent's move to neighboring further compounded by a physical time to feint and, thus forewarned, I which he had come while I waved cost the typical homeowner $48 more a year in higher taxes while the new library is being paid tember. Our minds are relieved Farmington Hills. problem of considerable discomfort. managed to get out of a very sticky what I hoped be knew was a heart- property taxes. for through a property tax increase. from the burden of heat. Under normal circumstances, no You see, a date to undergo prostate wicket with no more than the loss of felt thanks. We watch as children, in great an- one would notice. Lots of education surgery already had been set and I a few drops of blood from the neck cpa!"tSxeod i nt tah rteh^yere twsoiowduneldnsht sliipk oef ttohe se ceo ma mreucnreitayti ohnavale cionmdi-- sdcishTceoud sgusel teth mteh eeceo twminomgrdsun owiutyitt,h c teo nhwtoenmrs. ehoipw noefrfic giarlosu pssho utold tanilec,w ipp acacltkoiot onhf eafsn t doan wsdc,ih tihoto ials w sheionthpsee nd eo, wfn re bewon oeakwnsd-, ctrhiiBcetuf. st Sliovuet hinfi etoldw niss oguotisnigde t hthroeuirg hdi sa- wBiarsm oinn gmhya mw aAyt htole )tiocin C flruiben fdosr asto mthee salnede vthee w nheiecdh thoa dre bpaeiern a se jvaecrkeedt to the roupneL,r atathteeiro ngth rweas arssa gisnrusoc wccaesms gserfeu, elb.n u,t a tnhde tchaer s =1 more mature attitudes. tough time. Facing an ever-increas- Steve According to a survey, almost three-fourths of Members of the township board and parks and Just days earlier, the children ing black population, it is struggling the community wants a community center. recreation board also should be available to dis- were bored and bewildered, the par- to make racial integration work. Barnaby cuss the matter. ents were frustrated. This is certainly a monumental task pinodoTolh,o egr yprurmonnpnaoinssgeiud mtr ,acce bknat anernqdu we wtilol arnk hdoauv tme aer eaetai nssg.w i mromominsg, VpooTstaehlre.s l sohcoaulld c hspapontesror o af ftohreum L eoang uthee obfal lWoto mpreon- fAmomorBgseuto.rt t iatcelalnn. isPsueb afdcoiervgi hsiviaoesnn r,e —tmuran ywebdeel lt ,oev atehln-e silnae bgaMer lemaegndeay tat rfesoed peo. lonl eitth aoanft t ahthriseea cc otihutyantt n rhyeae'ssd smbe oaeslnlt spervoOegNrra eAls sit. eMmOsR sEho UwP wLeIF aTrIeN Gma nkointeg keeping up with government But now there is a pncetag associated with And residents also have the responsibility to With Labor Day comes a sense of the foot soldiers it can find — espe- Child day care is one of the top Looking for information about Center in I arising offers to help peo- 10:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. weekdays. this plan find out everything they can about this plan. renewal and a hope that life will, in- cially its leaders. issues of this presidential campaign. state government? The League of ple find out about such things as The telephone service is paid for Improving recreational opportunities in the deed, be better for our children. In reaction to the superintendent's Quality of education has got to come Women Voters has a toll-free tele- pending legislation, the state consti- by the league s education fund. The At $8 million, the township is asking for a 1.2 township is a worthwhile goal. Children, you know, are once move, the school boanl has imple- in a close second with report after phone service (1-800-292-5023) that tution, election laws, voting regula- League of Women Voters is a non- mill tax increase for 20 years to pay for this new Residents have two months to find out all again fashionable. You must have mented a residency policy, requiring report coming out saying that once may be helpful. tions or tax information. profit organization that works to af arceisliidtye nTth watit htr aann s$l8a0te,0s0 0in thoom $4e.8 annual cost for awboorutht tthhee pcroimcem. unity center and whether it is n7o0tsi caendd t heearl cyo 'n8t0rsa swth ferno mmo stht eev leartye - fwuittuhrine tthoep d aisdtmriicnt.is Ptrraetsoernst Stoup elirvine- atigoani nto w heow h aovuer ctohi lpdaryen c lleoasrenr. atten- The league's Citizen Information The telephone is answered from kabeoepu tv gootevresr ninmteernetsatle ids sauneds .i nformed body was more concerned with get- tendent Carl Hassel is excluded. Heavy emphasis also is put on a ting theirs,.being in the fast lane and He defends his right to live any- higher standard for those who are 1st Amendment climbing the corporate ladder. place he chooses. And being one of doing the teaching. 5 Newspapers are full of stories the highest paid school administra- Not since the late '50s when the °lL °o + \ WANTED! concerning the educational system tors in the state he can afford to Russkies scared us with their sudden naf ! x — some hopeful, some not so uplift- move where be wants. leap forward in the space race, has ing. It's a tough call all the way the public been so concerned with It protects dissenting opinions ON THE DOWN SIDE we are see- astraonucneds., Banuyt s uenndsiebrle tpheerso cnir hcuasm -to ecdhuasciantgio tnh.e B eultu stihvise atinmde i,ll iunssotreyad R eodf vUjAruMxxflrNenGs CtaiUtc _tToiW, j S. YOUR UASNEDD D HEOCUORSE AHCOCLDES FSUORRNIEISS HINGS ing some things that make us ques- ask why he wanted to move in the scare, we are stalking ourselves. Children's World's tion whether we really are getting first place. csehlaf lolefn agbiunsge o aunrd o nweng lseycstt. em to rid it- tphhriolousgohp phlya yis. lCeahrilndirnegn Wroeo mar ese ntso,w s oafcaqs,u itraibngle sq,u cahliatyir sfu, rlnaimshpsin gcsry bsteadl,ro bormass a rste tws,o drkin eitncg ahead. You've got to believe many resi- have fun, and learn, T | HE RIGHT OF PROTEST is both an inte- Southfield, a city battling to main- dents are asking themselves if their Like that long ago cartoon figure, playing with other for resale to discriminating buyers gral part of the American tradition and tain its sense of community, is in up- school leader thinks he's too good to Pogo, told us. "We have met the ene- children. PROTECT YOUR PRIVACY and Avoid the Hassle enpense and acnra etsics efnotrimal offou gnodvaetironnme onft. t hTehe de Fmiros-t It is important to remember that heaval over its highly paid school su- live in their community. my and he is us." lFoivned Couhtil dwrheyn 'sc hWildorrledn. 96th AUGUST disappointment of home sales We do the pricing pick-up. display Amendment protection against restrictions of the First Amendment not only Give us a call. Come by FUR SALE and advertising to Self Your Goods' fast and worry free' for a visit. speech, writings and other forms of expression is protects your right to express There are 18 Children's rightly valued as an untouchable guarantee that thoughts, but also your right to from our readers World Learning Centers people in America can speak their minds, re- conveniently located in 55" MINK gardless of the legitimacy of their argument, the hear ideas. Doing the dishes is the Detroit Metropolitan WALKING COAT For more details R e - S e l Ht area. 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T1U0 EaS.m... W - E9D p..,m S.A, STU 1N0 1 a2.m - -4 p6. mp..m ton Observer there was an article express thoughts, but also'your right to hear ide- In another case, people normally associated bands, and pompon, just like a coun- as. with liberal causes tried to block the showing of stating that the Canton Beautifica- try club. Is there a law against pulling LaSsto Tmeem opft tahteio npe oopfl eC hprriostte"st siengem th teo m foovrgieet " tThhies aw maso pvrioe,d uncoetd b ebcya uthsee oSfo iutsth c Aonftreicntan bu gto bveecranumseen itt ttiroeIne t sCh oionnmk S mthheiitlstde oiesn aifs rs oppmllea nnJdnoiyidn gt oid tFeoao ,pr dpla.r not- shoWwhiyn gn oreta al lmifaec hwihneen syhooup g celta ossu,t oorf eapnnludos ut mgyhiin ncguatr eussp ?to t( hIme ua nkcdreoe usrspsit natghnsdre etfho etrr a l1ai5nw-s LIVONIA MALL point They justly exercise their right to protest whose apartheid practices the protestors found viding there are no future plans to school — like balancing a check- allows five minutes.) We all know \ the movie and to attempt to convince people that abhorrent. widen Sheldon. These trees would book? When a student finally goes oo that the bottom line is the deciding BACK TO SCHOOL NEEDS the movie is errant or inaccurate or poorly These protests often have results that boom- then be cut down as was done in his own, what's left but a job at factor. conceived They can even argue that it's a rotten erang. As one wag put it, "The Last Temptation Plymouth wben they widened Main. McDonald's? They must be primed movie. That's their right. of Christ" w^s destined for a short and obscure Also the young trees would need to for better jobs at school. Very shortly after that terrifying But they go too far when they try to prevent run at the Maple Theatres in Bloomfield Town- be watered and probably sprayed accident I crossed the tracks on regularly. FraakEssa, Sheldon near the Ford plant and a the movie from being shown at all. It is cynicism ship before the controversy made it a brief but As for the fences I am without Caatoe very long train (I clocked it at 14 at its worst to use the First Amendment as a lucrative box office bonanza at more commer- transportation and must walk to minutes) had traffic (two lanes in cloak for depriving others of this cherished con- cial movie houses. stores, post office, bank and doctor's both directions) backed up for about stitutional right "The Last Temptation" has been panned and office so I was grateful for the shade four blocks. PAROCHIAL SCHOOL MERCHANDISE praised by reviewers. Some who hate it have which these fences provided. Train gates THIS IS not a liberal vs. conservative issue never seen it. Even the clergy is of a mixed mind. Also the Wayne County drainage By the time I realized that the law Including Underwear A Hosiery Nor is film trashing a practice reserved to fun- Some find it blasphemous; some find it intellec- ditch oo Sheldon ought to be cleaned was being violated it was too late to, BEST IN STOCK CONDITION EVER! damentalist Christians In recent times, people tually stimulating; many say it is foolish to say up. need action as Mrs. McDaniels puts it, "choose their faith could be seriously tested by a movie. Ireae Peters, an alternate route." After that very BOYS Regardless of the movie's merits, there are two Cuba To the editor ldoonwgn t rfaoirn s peavsesreadl tmhein ugtaetses a nsdtay aeldl PANTSS: Navy (Wash & Wear) RE<?. SALE basic reasons why this film (and others) should four lanes of four-block-loog cars Sizes 4 to 7 Sam 4 Reg $12 99 $10.39 The Campbell Soup Tureen Collection. not be banned: Tax, schools I am new to the Plymouth area and big trucks went around the 810 16 15.99 12.79 • If this movie is blocked, where does it end? and have just read Mrs McDanieto' gates. According to Mrs. McDaniels, S•HHuIeRfcTvS S: •Ba mro aAdcvtrotlahM. We hite 4 Blue If the movie is not appropriate for viewing, then letter in your paper regarding the "those gates were down for a rea- Sizee 8 to 20 Short Sleeve $6 99 $5 59 Now on display, "Kings, Queens and Soup Tureens," what about the Nikos Kazantzakis novel that in- disconcerting tragic train accident a short time son" - think about it SHIRT8S t:o O 2x0fo Lrdo nQgo Smle. eWveW * & Blue 7.99 8.38 a collection of over 100 silver and porcelain soup tureens from spired it? Should libraries carrying that book be ago. I also feel compelled to write. 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CPueBnSov0earn $1110 .9999 $98 .5789 to warmongering Rambo movies? 1M7 tans were M.0M.1*. now take - as have probably 90 percent I think all of us would be grateful Edsel Eleanor Ford House Finally, banning a movie is a futile way to 1MI are 94.SOt.91; the increase to of the drivers in the Plymouth area if these railroad people would A BU 1100 Lake Shore Road 1 eliminate ideas, which have lives of their own. 9420.71. My God, if ths school tax Tragically, she got caught How duct their hwtnwi so th SKIRTS Navy (Wash 8 Weer) Christians should know this better than anyone passed I could be paying a handle. many of ss have been Just lucky not it happen at aH Sizes S to 8X $0 99 $7.99 Grosse Pointe Shores, Michigan In the time of Jesus Christ, the ruling powers The schools share in the property in- to? PANTSS7::l oNN ea1vv8yy (i Waeh 8 We*) 1099 8.79 ruthlessly tried to quash the Christian religion. 5 to 8X $1099 $8.79 Those who overtly practiced their faith risked T ®t>g?ryer & lErrrnttir fficuiapapm 710 18 12.99 10.39 Aiigutf 10 ro CVrnhrr 9,1988 7to 18 Short Sleeve $7 99 96.36 Wednesday - Sunday, 11:00-5:00 Yet, 2,000 years later Christianity flourishes and 8J0 7.18 the Roman Empire is relegated to the history Stave Barnaby managing editor Suburban Communications Corp. BLOUSES O^Ctoi. WNto Guided tours: 11:30 & 12:30 books. Suaan Rosiek assistant managing echtor Philip Power chairman of the board Stzee 7 to 18 Long Steev* $1099 $8.79 Lunch & refreshment* in the Garden Tea Room Christianity has nothing to fear from the First Diek leham general manager Richard Aginian president SSiWzeEeA 4T EtoR 8SX m u 4 Navy $1099 •8.79 Amendment Richard Brady director of adverting 7 to 18 11 99 9.88 Fred Wright director of circulate ON SALE — EVERY DAY ... 20% OFF REQ. 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September 1. 1988 O&E (P.C)1B Symphony set for brand-new season Members of the Plymouth Sym- No. 1 by Shostakovich and the Pi- phony Orchestra are gearing up for ano Concerto No. 1 by Brahms. If 9 a nice little perk, another busy season. The Brahms concerto will fea- and that's what it was The symphony will perform Sat- ture the talents of Louis Nagel. a urday, Oct. 1, in the auditorium of pianist from the University of intended for.' Plymouth Salem High School. That Michigan. — Holly Lubowicki all-Russian concert will include the Overture to Colas Breugnon by Ka- HOLLY LUBOWICKI, business symphony staffer balevsky, and the Rimsky-Korsa- manager for the Plymouth Sym- kov Scheherazade. phony Orchestra, is pleased with Lubowicki was particularly im- At that concert, cellist Debra early ticket sales for the 1988-89 pressed with those figures, because Fayroian will perform the Cello season. many tickets were sold without Concerto by Khachaturian. Fay- This year's season subscribers concert dates established. Last roian Is a member of the Detroit have the choice of Series A, includ- year,the total number of season Symphony Orchestra. ing five performances of classical subscribers was 155. The second concert of the season music; Series B, including the fami- The brochure for the symphony's is scheduled for Saturday, Oct 22. ly Christmas concert and the pops 1988-89 season will go out in early in the auditorium of Plymouth Sa- concert; or Series C, combining Se- September, Lubowicki said. Past lem High School, Joy and Canton ries A and B. subscribers and donors are among Center roads in Canton. That per- Subscribers who signed up by those who will receive the bro- formance will include Symphony May 20 received a variety of bene- chure. fits. Among these are certificates and gift items from area mer- LUBOWICKI AND other sym- BILL BRESLER/ttaff pfiolograpfw chants. phony leaders would like to sepa- Larry Davison. a Plymouth- "It's a nice little perk and that's rate the season ticket sales from stallation in a school bus. what it was intended for," Lu- fund-raising campaigns. Although bowicki said of the incentive items. both campaigns will be conducted Safety concurrently this year, the 1989-90 IT IS difficult to compare cur- season will Include a separate rent early ticket sales to last fund-raising campaign, to be held year's, she said, because there has in spring 1989. never been an early ticket sales "That will be our pattern," Lu- campaign like this year's. bowicki said. "They'll see it for the School buses return to roads So far, early renewals for Series first time in March." A and C combined equal 38 percent Area businesses have been sup- of the total ticket sales for the portive of the symphony, she said, 1987-88 season. as have individuals. By Julia Brown the flashing lights have been turned are allowed to adopt the state law or "So I was really pleased about People who make donations to staff writer off. set their own ordinances regarding that," Lubowicki said. the symphony will be recognized In T In the Plymouth-Canton area, stopping for school buses. Motorists Series B boosts that total to 42 a variety of ways. Extras for sub- there are some problems with mo- should look for notification signs percent In comparison to the 1987- torists not stopping for school buses. When entering a community. Holly Lubowicki 88 season, she said. Please turn to Page 3 HOSE BRIGHT yellow Goby said. Occasionally, a motorist Drivers also need to be aware of school buses are making will even pass on the right shoulder pedestrian and bicycle traffic, "par- their presence known on "which creates havoc for the student ticularly in their own neighbor- Plymouth-Canton road- and the driver." hoods." The heavily traveled streets ways. near school buildings are also areas With the start of a new school CHILDREN ARE required to in which to be extra careful. year, motorists are once again get- cross in front of the school bus wben With the start of a new school ting used to dealing with school getting on or off the bus. year, pedestrian and bicycle traffic buses. "Motorists never know if kids are will also increase, particularly dur- "Certainly, motorists need to be going to cross or not when the lights ing rush hour. alerted when school's open," said go on." Drivers need to be cautious In the Plymouth-Canton area, Dale Goby, director of transporta- wben they're near school buses. there are problems with motorists tion/safety for the Plymouth-Canton Goby said. not obeying the adult crossing Community Schools. Motorists also There's some confusion on the guards. Goby said. Motorists need to have some adjusting to do during the part of motorists when it comes to be aware that those crossing guards first major snowfall each year. the school bus stop law, be said. have the same authority to control Michigan's school bus stop law re- Laws in surrounding states are dif- traffic as law enforcement officers quires motorists to stop when ap- ferent from Michigan's; some states do. proaching a bus that has stopped and use different light systems or stop is displaying alternating flashing red RIGHT TURNS on red are a par- arms on the side of buses. lights (located on the front and back ticular problem, he said. Motorists of the bus). Motorists must stop at There's also not uniformity in least 10 feet from the school bus; Michigan, Goby said. Communities Please turn to Page 3 dPrivers moust rlemiaicn stopeped u ntial dvise caution Area police officers know that mo- behind a bus with its lights flashing that's a blatant violation." torists don't always stop for school Boljesic said. Students must cross in Motorists also need to watch out buses. front of the bus when getting on or for school zones. In those zones, Motorists may be careless and fail off the bus. speed limits drop for certain parts of \V«L to obey the school bus stop law "es- IN Plymouth Township, motorists the school day. pecially in the beginning of the must come to a full stop not less "We rigorously enforce that stat- school year," said Officer David Bol- than 10 feet from a bus with its ute here In Canton," Boljesic said. cM jesic of the Canton Police Depart- lights flashing, said Clinton Stroebel, ment. ordinance enforcement officer. Mo- OTHER SAFETY tips offered by IW At the start ot a new school year, torists can't proceed until the flash- local police include: children are excited and often aren't ing lights are turned off. a Motorists should expect the un- ^ O SH thinking clearly, Boljesic said. Mo- A driver who fails to stop or who expected wben they're around school torists need to be extra careful. As passes a bus is guilty of a mis- children, and should be alert. OS the school year continues, students demeanor and may be ticketed, a Students who walk to school and drivers get used to watching out Stroebel said. should use the sidewalk whenever for each other. possible. If no sidewalk Is available, "People are used to seeing school THE SCHOOL bus stop law students should walk facing the traf- buses afeain, and kids are a little doesn't apply to oncoming traffic oo fic. more alert," Boljesic said. a highway divided Into two separate e Bicyclists should ride with the roadways by a physical barrier. traffic. They must obey all traffic On occasion, motorists fail to stop laws and signals for school buses, Boljesic said. The Motorists on the opposite side of motorists in the vehicles may be im- the divided highway aren't required a Students should follow routes patient and anxious to reach their to stop for a school bus displaying where adult crossing guards and destinations. flashing light* school safety patrols are stationed. "It's a dangerous thing to do, but it does happen from time to time," be "I cant think of too many places • Light, reflective clothing will like that In Plymouth," Stroebel said. make children more visible to pass- ing motorists In the city of Plymouth, motorists "A school bos stopping doesn't are required to come to a mil stop e Motorists who are used to ar- bold you up very long." not less than 10 feet from a school riving at work at a certain time may bus with its lights flashing, said need to adjust their commuting MICHIGAN'S SCHOOL bus stop Chief Richard Myers of the Plym- schedule; additional traffic means law requires motorists to halt when outh Police Department commuting will take more time. approaching a bus that has stopped and Is displaying alternating flash- City police officers don't have too • Residential streets lined with ing red lights. much trouble with motorists failing parked cars call far extra caution. to stop on residential streets, Myers Children may run into the street Motorists may proceed when the multi- from between parked cars. flashing lights have ben off. some motorists do fail to stop for The state law requires to school bum Motorists need to i Parents can help their children stop their vehicles at 1# feet member that oocorni^ traffic learn basic safety practices, Myers -mt.. from the school tm. also required to stop on thoea rued said. Parents caa work with children i lo and from the bos slop, » bosas wiM need more time to gat oo bus safely ^ L J S ^ t a c SU Ptjrm- Not only safety risk. stoo for 'edtocT'bese displaying lo°* " * me9mMr7- rather than . 1 7 • DCkllinff iround tkm ^miii lm may have their flashing hffhtj t ™ V^1 M,Tr LH1S _ they may not "Logically, It's going to take lo^- be thinking of traffic safety IN CANTON, motorists me* stop «r to ted a child with that type of "We don't want a tragedy to oo It feet In front of or coadtttaa,* Myers said "Clearly, cur," the Plymouth police chief said. . i — hp 2B(P.C) O&E Thursday. September 1, 1968 Thuraday, September i. 1988 OAE (P.cpe Hospice nurse plays a vital part ~~jfinal week new weddings and engagements Gracious Living voices Begins in Georgian Court Julian-Slabaugh We want to underscore, and cor- needs of a dying paUent, caring With the advent of the hospice The expertise and innovation of a noRunocde a tnhde C binirdthy L oafc ka o sfo Ln,iv Aonnidar eawn- raebcotu atn in -ehrormore, ihno sapi creece cnatre c.o lHuomwn edniaotueg ahn tdo e cxotemnfdoerdt dfaismtrielyss mede mimbmeres-, mtieonvtes mbeeinntg, waebl ear teo hdeielp aitn gh ommoer.e T phai-s kabnioliwtyle tdog aedabdlree snsu rpsaein e annhda nscyemsp ttohme foiiPwapMIp1snonfnlaa 6o adyrrPTHA P nnDoosam.m lhee,a denftse yFe eearer todt bHm r, u PednhhTe ubbeIndde ilroudtrrthgnyhsethai su eshFddomMn ebt SJ,enitho a eoSrrSad .R f n .asa aulilco Itdnsea netthntauh dhvmbC od nbeaA.a .o dh il SK u wsHlneBgcu lg- edMoraierirhrgnn aceuebriarhhenrdnnap ss Nge utu .ol oS oetgmf ag a hnfccFDrh tp heaa eaGa NopoDrUrrdr yeeoar ooaumoonilmdnlp feefay.Mie ep dv oitl NHernee JaernN.u. eonr JyNpJ s al re Sua.iuioietp asenathlhflrp-yy, nd ie-- a- - 1 cRmKBpwM1Iy3aeaTeiai ;nreHcl ntaei dhe'.jhnoSn .r a3a;ods,tm .ssfpa F JnSiia l tenPdtaIraIwf.elTT.l fT;Ey JoM muv R'ABTi'Seln Sroybrmre.Eyiur r p2 yoAnHtM Np8aEhtin e,hno.P EnandeO Ti1t drkALR 0s aASeMW :;anytSEr c. d oabrJ krJsfno!oC1e.o d hrwPos. n EfeiWan p G B cTNChislkrei rllaMsniienEnatpeajemedpary ri---.,, • saofsrihnmwpftponaoauannaueah amnvmrdceTWiaatroenn ioc sl whdit ei.lpyeteshlhll hyinivyI hhyf ssaosi,dt tieos s .oct c esmt di tfmnIahieiinf ouestsp iefoermds epl l eea na sli incse,irysdtacn tomto eenh han mte tmnrmohnsdolhyp mleofeitsowseeofn emp f a ioo perhid tdo nitnsthtnreecsonih aattieeo3woefs geonl a fppnlb t hra sec rwnyhlaeiipoetenerecnue htaemt. e i ghrwmwoa lotn se Ilit d nft theeoih xet p tt loum?ongteihteaa sre tstiaar itAf s,hv nri algnicoseaneiteit loeihrh.nnhfsgln s lm eaogeg pdolttaycsemfesvyo s , eappar pii notrto iniananetihhldennuooicgtdyree.sngeet- e t eacseentrdttilaooniheenetaaunavs g laudsscyhdNmrf is.yli hs ns urn sioaTcei eg seoeTadn a e ht osfbsd—ahri t etonhmc—iyeernr e e it ff g wugc m e ooot eootnih encf eivtdraaekl teooue lyleeenns isn sn rnarrofh eos be eel wuienswIssrfa ag ta, iir idnlco'tinnhtsbei sdoahfptogs elynnai e rt .hlnncth ibf' hteogn huo e oteadtnocfarhlh unp spil e hetdapdilbdirm neonn ylhaie fgnesgsdaciiprspne mglk at lawiaosgre m c- areossa,toee ne hn mneoaubde e rowtnl ute wpdt htt tuhfoaoherha a ereoinneobrestncdrk-e - ner--- iatUppowtoanbashhs sffohaa pei ea ieTtlhUcWtyanna tiihpkoasrh f tre ati stsi egmtdeftnesic ,h rc ai at taahefogoa a ml meltaeofa inu rhwcn avnslk iimnila lndlpetvslidoyy r defi edi c e wfcewnra ad eoaae,ao edsincimmthnn nwnc e aau antdagmahoirdr rt u l,nl eoaensbey fer taesmmv sgare.shnft tis eeut aetuehepaair iis,nr tahgdr lov o,a yspdtuaois filhn tasresu eh e g,tUeiwktprcmhesh. r eoraeesae e oe opnosn nWmn urt gtnut ddsghen rori ue t w oeqettdstdhtahorodessiueegito sp.rh da t i t ain eyitcldhpo t hcicapbaaaiaitneettlseylsyl-s-,, mtiatcnsfocaknhhaennaafun geeavmddrrTaoIr eneTes n pptwofiu henga laaa a Inn yee aigUnUiSmdv mcss etdaa eeseehiom lye nulronraawftyssrtterfahttva g.e' atn mseaaie eTynticri nnn ipshwlacil a cnenhoyco eybhtyafyaneh l a p ssrkiecotet vneiuiphmor cneh sp re l2ifu aoaoliipat 4eabryice np otcabtio ay rthcrro oh mniateabn,roa nt fpea cootautpdaeaU heffcrmmab sretuoit n intciie p nnlh eli.haiam nai aenUoterU wete b wssedca epeausaaaic n itrrnnoays chhstei-desf e.n - abfsfewYaoolltyevsocrTme outwtmh ionelAoedeotnon silnwleslm s'ta t Zoo aneadrunadskn rrdp h dei espe o a imrsrassm etkqUpo,a iuinU llecs liioonoestoztef,ten a tcea dhpd alaaneeUo s rhumysyeiyneer asdang c sIenloasNContised n ao,arsi gtreoann oedf.mkgf ysa irt rtncsh a h"oaaBtaerhW,ittkyunio ls atigoeAr t-- .M snpuoshnptlhdiihfourons inoahhIsrsucetrspmp,oe eiwsidisednrdoccpe gaee etse ivese dcpnnxe e oluhruuolplooic rrregn napfsgsrhueUeeairs se naosps,n niiinnrznco doeategenolftds wea m co ls oaiaspandr irpiikoe dns1onsr t9rtae uah8ttilseou5rnss nos iutt shotagagiunone hpe ssddlspp oa ctaoic aroctnardonbetdls -- oDDsifbsifta earuetuTmbnhdmghiiee ehleipnl n eMlamtb o nAHaryeaditndasied dhnde ACs.ebcn r o aeoaTsdtcrtfohhgek nhiere ,eJ.sor e on bC afnSorfnalir dradU obwN eSlnasieuimuc vrWshgeeaaoh rhniPl.sdil itas'M tsesmyni ^ws a rltaScaekenkwlrsrade,s. - sttMihooinaFnp,r o kwJhl ealDaoflsflwa. w hiEnsedgold wnth. a ienrd c ,teh reBem rcehotun rHyc,oh ua sf eerell coaenwpd-- Gseettttliendg mlsmacielaeleasrA,vs dnite,n iha h lcgpegioa saeestt i pnihenaooinon cnau,sde npga dih hnrecoe uevcuar aotrns ol,nnedutu ar mfr ortteseehluees.e lssp, t yoi B sc moniulmo dbtpccstap kemo rltromie vontmoessgt ,.et hr na—oeestf- ,- nmfailsianue ammdTrsks Htcieeehlht. 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Mast. inac Island, the newly-weds are mak- made The groomsmen were Chuck |lay- ing their home in Anderson. Ind simple. Men. if you're about to turn 18. it's Continued from Page 1 start of a new school year. Goby er possible; they should walk facing e Do not be destrucUve time to register with Selective Service may not fulfill the requirements of said, and can increase their patrols the traffic if no sidewalk is avail- e Stay in your seat at any U.S. Post Office. the right turn on red law; instead, in certain areas as needed able Students on bicycles should e Keep head, hands and feet in- they may fail to stop at the intersec- The Plymouth-Canton Community ride with the traffic, and must obey side the bus It s quick. It's easy. tion and just roll on through the traf- Schools district provides bus trans- all traffic laws e Remember the bus driver is au- New-town dilemmas lade fic light. portation to 9.602 students, he said, thorized to assign seats And it's the law. after a WELCOME WAGON Ethan Allen* Summer Sale Motorists who fail. to obey the in order to be eligible to ride the bus. It's a good idea for students who Student bus riders need to be at call. school bus stop law aren't just en- students in kindergarten through walk to school to travel with one or the bus stop at least five minutes be- dangering school children; they re in second grade must live one mile or more friends. Goby said Doing so is fore their stop time. Goby said They As your hostess, it's my job Revel in the Reg SALE violation of state law and or a local more from the school Students in a good safety measure should wait for the bus on the curb "HLOetS MUSHsEp eOS cGihPaloR PSpeO EnFioCRorr E SYR ouY" WtNfhewyS tPoah Pyly eMmoaourthe'.?. s tysotyboihoopao uouhspn rkpeost li.neprp mttLei unw oeoyngftoi s auatgninriee edfmoistafg.s a smh S k.ffbpaeooo ecrnC rcttyeshhoiyoaeom.ul ot rmom da Pf.uto alstunsm raOstaivit ucylo ey-ar f . eGr1lWSiol8vaeeimtiltohngeh rgaa Cgpo nnrieuroccainreoenc t ms e uaoCpsnrf.,ye od o cyu uiorartu l |IWHW !| OCC90luvu"ra biSlo CoC Cfohaaca.bki r2it.na0 2ie-l07t ,T-6 71a901b3-8le9-97.0- 117(9f1 r( -of8rm3o3m) 0) $$$S1 1 53,,1409499999 57570505 $$$$949345239999....55770055 medMmoeeonpcrtl h.too aTyn hepicaer, teD 'wsvaie lvdlneot b n Pufeaiul tdmtho eeu ,scp oa fmt rPhopelmyly sm eewoanliuttht eohrn -isCn ttgahatnie stth o seBsntIcLa phLCn oaBdoRsoamlEsrSe mdbLnsEuugsR n—e/s rietaty m fbcf p uoeShrsmocgteohpsegoarn aaorpcrtlhy-ese r efoaor rsrmPd dtilirnysryidamv neteoomcrue segt,h aeaw-ntnCh odaoar .nml bitcoareeynna sksbcee ht ph ocelohal atl earbgw unes,ud Gmd wrobiibevtyhr- ogd1rer hdanT edtmhsree .ist loh dete ihsrs rsit dearoeeiircd tt m,th hwheora hrobseiuuc gshfah rb .mo o m1ue2ta t nh1 sme6 . p0usl0scet0hno tl oysivlt u eoi- nf qasoaluusfSito er'tTt ethunydheed emetreoredne et 'aoss t s bowauehry leboo secte n rSoatdftwaeui ands rtes errncauhtn sloogefoesl , ac rp eiebneructo aslrpueielnds-e - entfohadarei rTrfl y orbht ooauepmd s rosesocbisch de.seoye csG,o sht lroho aebfdotoy ihlrrstue trs rrlasaie tcnitsudhts dacp henSaoannt rsuit ntsbda e ae ttwh ni sdoehtusri ossspct arwireepinndhelddeiot -- . find it so much required to find other ways to get to Free Shopping Guide on Request Wedding Photography I'll be listening for your call. easier to live Club Chair. checked by state inspectors to guarantee compliance. the home to talk with that motorist cles to school. Motorists need to Observe the same conduct as in school. No DCeliavelrly BFeee town Yeouern Fi rs9t -D5e livery graciously. RiPtsee mrlafeoxcsattt if oeonrle taghtae n t "fCreoem ceo ipny f oofr tyhoeu r Symphony ready pbleoenlftio ccreeo doape pecraoarmUtmpolnean ifntrstom i—s t hfie lP etdlhyr meEeox ucaterhle-,a cwliasttcsh. out for pedestrians and bicy- thee c Blaess rcoooumrt.e ous, and use no pro- an Heyee a loson ascdhvoisoeld b tuhsa tst popasre nuntsU lk ethepe Monday thru Friday L i 24 x 8 X 10s, Proofs Curio Cabinet sitting room mEtahgaanz Ainllee"n " Plymouth Township and Canton STUDENTS ALSO need to take fan•e D laong nuoatg eea t or drink on the bus bwuisth a nrreiivgehsb,o prasr etont sm caakne gseutr eto gsoetmhee-r RSaedrvfoinrgd .W8 Faa3rtmtt5ainngd-t.o7 Un.v4 oFn2alram0, Din geatorbno Hrnil.l s ik if Canadll 4 A5lb3u-m2 $528645 .00 mi SfgIonloautelsrid rsai o Cdsrjh hulieesglrthvareytbs.sl e,a nd ETHAN ALLEN for a new season TscohLwoooncls aholi fppfo i—cliicael sh ,aa rhsee sbaalesiedon. a waa hreel opf tthoe ctsrheaorvtuaeldilni ns ptgar yetoc oanu Us tchohenos osli.d we whPeaenldke swtthrheieaynn'resev - e•• DCKooeoe ppneo rtta hsteem bo uwksei t chle tahne driver ouno"neI' s"t ' sw jautscthi ang gthooed st ospa.f ety precau- & SouthfleW Areas Brookvtlle • Plymouth mirrored back Council plans arts classes Continued from Page 1 work as the PSO's business mana- ger in January of this year. Ethan Allen scribers include lisUng on a donor ST. JAMES AMERICAN CATHOLIC CHURCH « board, open rehearsal privileges "So I'll get to see it in its entirety A Catholic Church with a different attitude regarding and a post-concert reception thiTs htiem sey.m" pshhoen sya iwd.i ll have a booth, birth control and confession Join us for Mass at 10 AM or Sundays. We are located in the Mill Race Historical THIS SEASON will include sev- featuring taped music, at the Fall The Plymouth Community Arts Introductory lessons in pencil and Students will decorate plain no- classes for adults and high school Village on Gnswold CALL 15700 WOOCEBELT RD. SOI70 VAN DYKE en concerts, compared to five for FesUval in Plymouth. Milk and Council will offer a variety of arts charcoal drawing will be included tecards Or wriUng paper with their students. Those classes will also Donations accepted ai P.O. Boi 291. Northville. Mi 48167 356-7720 ((UXBV1E3TO) . MMSA 1f-7.Mt 7• WM4t1L S£4 R OS) (u(B3n1E3cTA) 22.5 2w4 -aS t 3u2M3rn M LE ROS ) ulalestd yfeoarr .ea Arly p oAppsr icl.o ncert is sched- cboe oakbilees wtoil ld ebceo rsaotled. t Chohsieldr ceono kwiielsl claCslsaesss tehsi ws filalll .b e offered for chil- Tdehnet cs lwasisth w tihlel amlsaote fraimalsili aanridze te scthu-- oowthne rp prirnintetding de tseicghnns.iqu Setsen cwilill a nbde mdoewetn atotw tnh Pely amrtosu tcho uncil office in Mill Race Historical Village Church with frosting. T-shirts will be sold dren, teenagers and adults. Barbara niques of this classical art medium. used on Griswold. So3u4th8 o-f2 82 M65il e in Northville OPEN HON THUftS rm , TIL • • TUCS , W€0 , BAT TH. S M • SUNDAY I TX s bo"wAicnkdi tshaaitd's. very popular," Lu- as Awleslol. during the festival, a group Bcoruanyc iisl c lcaososredsi. nator for the arts Tah Dis rcalwasinsg w ill meet 9:30-11 a m Students should bring at least one es Careen: ter for Creauve Studies class- box of plain stationery or notecards Lubowicki is looking forward to of symphony musicians is sched- Fall classes include: Saturdays. Price is $40. to the first class e Drawing the start of the season. She started uled to perform in Kellogg Park. • Tempera painting. Session L for children ages 7-9, This class will meet 7-9 p.m Mon- This class, for children ages 5-6. will meet for six weeks, Sept 17 All of the classes for children will days. Sept. 19 through Nov. 7. Price You're a professional. will meet for eight weeks, Sept. 19 through Oct 22. Session II, for stu- meet at the Plymouth Community is $150 through Nov 7. Class sessions will be dents ages 10-14, will meet for six Arts Council office. 332 S Main St.. held 4:15-5:30 p.m. Mondays. Price is weeks, Oct. 29 through Dec 10 (ex- between Ann Arbor Trail and Penm- • Watercolor A wife. And you may be a $40. with materials provided. cluding Nov. 26). man in downtown Plymouth. This class will meet 7-9 p.m ^ . u m o u s u- A T^ Students will learn new skills in These classes are designed to Wednesdays, Sept 21 through Nov 9 brushwork and color mixing. A teach students observaUon skills, Registration may be completed by- Price is $150 painting smock is recommended. and to acquaint them with the use of phone, through the mail or in person high-risk mother-to-be. • Watercolor painUng. various drawing tools such as hard at the arts council office Class fees a Terra cotta sculpture This class, for children ages 7-9, and soft pencils, charcoal and brush are due two days after telephone This class will meet 7-9 p.m. Toes- will meet for eight weeks, Sept. 21 Older students in Session II will registration; checks should be made da vs. Sept 20 through Nov 22 Price through Nov. 9. Class sessions will be also use pen and ink. payable to the Plymouth Community is $160 held 4:15-5:30 p.m. Wednesdays. Students should bring a white all- Arts Council Price is $40, with materials provid- purpose drawing pad (approximately Students may register for Center Pregnant women are more than just mothers-to-be. They are also lawyers, ed ll-by-14 inches), a soft drawing pen- There is a 10-percent discount on for Creative Studies classes by tele- classes for arts council members phone. using MasterCard or Visa doctors, engineers, teachers... This often means that women are postponing Students will learn and pracUce cil (such as ebony) and an eraser to For registration information, call Students should call 872-3118 and first-time pregnancy until their late 30s, even into their 40s. fpurensdsaivmee pnatainl ttiencghsn iques to make ex- clasas Christmas printsbop Cthoeu Pnlcyilm. 4o5u5t-h526 C0.o mbemtwuneeitny 9 A ar.tms alisnke f"o r the "phone-in registration a Drawing and oil painUng. This class, for children age 7 and and noon Monday through Friday There are plenty of good reasons to wait to have a baby-but there's not a single This class, for students ages 10-14, older, will include two separate ses- Mail registraUons should be sent will meet for eight weeks. Sept. 22 sions. Gass price is $16. The Center for Creauve Studies, in to Registrauon Office. Center for good reason to wait for good prenatal care. Because how you care for yourself through Nov. 10. Class sessions will Session I will meet 4:15-5 30 p.m. cooperaUon with the Plymouth Com- Creauve Studies. 245 E Kirby, De- and your baby during pregnancy is just as important as what you do after Underpriced be held 4:15-5:30 p.m. Thursdays. Mondays, Dec. 5, 12 and 19 Session munity Arts Council, will again offer troit. Mich 48202 your baby arrives. And, while simply being an older mom doesn't necessarily "We Discount Luxury" Price is $40, with materials provid- II will meet 4 15-5:30 p.m Tuesdays. "by Stratford" ed. Dec. 6.13 and 20 put you or your baby at risk, you should find out just what potential risks there Other Styles are. The sooner you find out, the better-for both of you. And the people to turn Available Smiley Brothers^ MOW YOU CAN to are the physicians on the staff of Oak wood Hospital. 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Our Neonatal Inten- PRECIOUS MOMENT8 $24" « sive Care Unit is staffed by physicians around the clock. And our specialists Sagging eyelids wrinkles m the neck in perinatalogy care for the high-ride mother through, pregnancy and delivery. Tuftsin/ While supphes last 1 per customer and forehead a weak chm protruding GOOD TASTE NEEO NOT BE EXPENSIVE ears facial scars too-small or too- • Precious Moments • Hudson Pewter large breasts unwanted fat m the £*pin • Blown Glaas. Crystal Art Glass • Music Bo.es Chifi neck stomach waist hips You've worked for years on building a satisfying career and a healthy marriage. • Ann Wood Carvings • Oav.d v^ier Collages • Dolls bullocks or thighs - these conditions But these are the most important nine months of your baby's life. So give - Hummels • Autographed HouuMmimuiveli rPnr.occeu GuuiiaOee are a» potential reasons for cosmetic surgery by the canng doctors your pregnancy the thought and care it deserves. Call Oakwood Hospital at 0» COSMETIC SURGEONS OF 1-800-543-WELL for the name of a physician on our staff. 62nd AUGUST MICHIGAN — one o< the area's lead FUR SALE 30175 F#rd Rd. • Garden City • 421-5754 ing cosmetic surgery practices Hours Mon -Fn 9 AM -6 PM. Ssl 9 AM -2 PM You and your baby are worth it. From head to toe you can benefit from modern sale effective tech- Come see tha exciting niques practiced by COSMETIC 1080 collection of fabu- SURGEONS OF MICHIGAN ocfud- lously designed furs... <ng breast reconstruction breast ana Oakwood and all greatly reduced. s4U*HUC body recomourmg liposuction and faaal and nose cosmetic surgery S A LE procedures Hospital Layaway at no charge until Chriatmas Le» Ihese new techniques welcome Outy & Sates Tax a new you' Can COSMETIC SURGEONS OF MICHIGAN today for Fun Pramturn on U.S. Funds FABRIC & LABOR SPECIAL more mtormncm Free literature and m*ai consultation ere available tor selected procedures Cat On Drapery, f313) M5-0644 Slipcovers & Fur Specialist tor Ovar 62 Yarns Upholstery JUJ tt Large Selection of 18101 Oakwood Bh d uowniown fiinaior Upholstery Fabrics aa FAC* Dearborn 1-519-253-5612 478-7790 or 476-7035 Growing to serve your health care needs. 30700 fetognph Rd, SuNi 4566. Bvningfam. Ml 48010 • 313/645-0844 DMy 9 lo 5:30, FrttoO p m. 32305 Qrind Rtvar (W. ol Orchard Lake) Farmington Ml 49024 MtSMfttf ami* 4B<P,C) (MtE Thursday. September 1. 1966 P o s t, a u x i l i a ry Thursday. September 1, 1068 O&E (P.CJ66 clubs in action w e l l - r e p r e s e n t ed engagements Members of a local Veterans of • EPILEPSY PROGRAM eon at noon Tuesday, Sept. 6, in fel- meet the first Tuesday of each Foreign Wars post and auxiliary obituaries military news The Epilepsy Support Program lowship hall of the First United month. A meeting will be held at participated in the 40th annual Gold Williams-Young Sweipllt .m 1e,e tat a tRe 7s:u3r0re cpt.imon. T Lhuutrhsedraayn, 4M5e2t0h1o Ndi.s Tt Cehrruirtcohr-' oRfoa dP.ly Tmhoouseth ,a t- 7P:o3r0t pT.rma.v Telu,e 2sd38ay S, .S Mepat.in 6 ,S att, P Polrytm t-o Shetaldr MSuontdhaeyr.s' Au mg.e 1m4o, raita lWh sieterv Cichea, p LUCILLE THIBEAULT He is survived by wife, Dorothy • RONALD S. JAKUBUS • LAURA C. CROSS • EDWARD R. HANDYSIDE • JEFFREY D. WROBEL Church. 8850 Newburgh Road, north tending should bring a food dish to outh. Club members will go to a el Cemetery in Troy. E.; son, Kenneth of Fort Wayne, Ind.; Airman Ronald S. Jakubus has Marine Cpl. Laura C Cross has Airman Edward R Handyside, a Marine Lance Cpl. Jeffrey D. 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John Neumann Catholic Church with of Nashville. K.D of Tullahoma, Hills West Landfill trill be held at 7 00 p.m oo Thursday. September 1. in the K i t c h e n - B r u ce eDrognloawtio fno lilso w>3in. gTh tehree wmielle tbieng a.n F aofrt - • Twice a week is better • Twice a week is better • Twice a week is better t tihneg RLoevca lGe aorrrgaeng Cemhaernntlsey w oefrfeic ibayt- TDeonnn o.,f J Iancdkia noaf; Ssipsatretras,. DTeelnonr.e,s aLnede 50% to 75% OOPRFRFIICG EINSA L Salem Township Hall. 9600 Six Mile Road. Salem more information, call 397-0143. Schrader Funeral Home. of Baxter and Geneva Holland of Representatives from the Michigan Department of Natural Resources (MDNR). Mr and Mrs Lester Kitchen of Interment was in St. Hedwig Mau- Donelson, Tenn-. and grandchildren. and endSsal ew Shetanr tms eSrecpht.an 1d,1is9e8 8i s gone Wtriaessh wteinlla wbe C aotu nthtyis H meaeletthin Dge Ipnatertrmesetnedt (W peCrHsoDnjs, asnhdo uBldro awtnteinngd &the F emrenest iInngdu os-r oPfl ythmeoiru tdha aungnhotuern,ce M tahnee e nEglaizgaebmeethn,t • TTRriI--CCoOuUntNy STiYn gles will hold a Aluminum Siding? solMeur.m L, oDceaascrbioo rwna Hs ebiogrhnts i.n Birming- KHruitscthyi Jnugns ean Hdu Atcmhibnegrs, N Cicoorltene yPa Almnn- Sorry, NCOAS RHe otur rCnsH EorC SKp QecNiaLlY O rders c(5o1n7t-a7c8t8 S-9t5ev98e) M anville at the WCHD (M4-2457), or Syntiua Noble at the MDNR to Robert John Bruce, son of Marion dance/party from 8:30 p.m. to 1:30 ham, Ala. er. BONO'S NEEDLECRAFT Bruce of Farmington and the late a.m. Saturday, Sept. 3, at the Airport JOHN KOSCHIK Robert Bruce. Hilton Inn, 1-94 and Merriman in Steel Siding? Westland Shopping Center Assistant Public B R A ND N E W, B R A ND N A ME Westland • (313) 425-8780 Health Engineer The bride-elect is a graduate of Romulus The dance, party is for sin- Plymouth Salem High School. She is gles over age 21 Dressy attire Publiifc September ; 19U employed by K mart and Delta Air should be worn Price is $4. For 1 11 I I I II II I I I UM M M1 Tj Lines more information, call the hotline, Her fiance is a graduate of Farm- 843-8917 "BACK TO SCHOOL" 7S ington High School and of Central bMyi Cchriogwanle Uy-nMivielnrseirt y He is employed • OX ROAST Residing Your Home? Why Not R-Brick Panel System i IK The Father Victor J. Renaud A late September wedding is Council No. 3292, Knights of Colum- Insulating Brick Siding? S A L E !! planned bus, will hold its 15th annual ox roast on Labor Day, Monday, Sept. 5, • Genuine V4" clay kiln fired brick • 20 Year Warranty -Northville Plaza- STORE-WIDE at 150 Fair St., Plymouth. Food will • Styrofoam* backed, up to R-10 • Adds value to your home 4229 7 W. 7 Mile • North v.lie • ^ 8 - 3 7 20 be served 1-5 p.m. There will be a —• Maintenance Free • Do-it-yourself 01 professionally installed There are still two gr.eat places close Teacher Certified To Teach by Dance Master of America raffle drawing at 6 p.m. The meal Free Do-lt-Yourself Brick Seminar Saturday, September 10,9:30 a.m. to Plymouth for the fines! in aw silall iandcl budaer. r Poraiscte b eisef ,$ 5po ftoarto aedsu altnsd. Ca!' for details & reservations. Special discounts for all attendees. Hurryl SALE Ends Oct.31st 1988 Still Enrolling... cahnidlddraennc'se wcleoatrh ing, shoes, gifts, toys, S10C3 '^IV VIL*c NE SV- $2.50 for children age 12 and Classes Begin J4906-3 new voices younger. The public may attend. f R EE NO O B L I G A T I ON Sept. 10 Open Studs E S T I M A TE • New York Style Jazz M-14 E. 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OM"o3 o"C ~ Hvf jM'" i=ODP. crr Plymouth Rd. PlCyimtyo ouf th hEaass ta Tsaiswtears,, S oMpihciha., 7A. lexandra Rat Colin, 3. formation, call 453-9100 or Lee ._ W0"itehr P aGyomoden Fto rO Nt e1wst SMiuodnetnhs TOuniltyi on I America State & Regional PARKIN FRONT YOUR CHILDREN'S TOTAL SPECIALTY STORES' Jackson,421-1357. (O /I /, Pf>, Redford Competition HOURS: 2 Overall Winners & OF DOOR Girls Sizes Preemie-u • SO-PLUS M8-W-5- F l / V L L L L C L n il 538-6633 New this Fall... Awards For Best BoysSizes Preemie-7 • The pulse of your community • theA mreoan stehnlyio r60 c-iPtilzuesn spo mtluacyk a ltutnecnhd- T8--T6h Panel Brick Mfg. Co. 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