Red, white and blue: PS mM Wrestling Easter candy Colors of peace, 1D honors, 1C made in molds, 1B C a n t on © b s e r U cr Volume 16 Number 70 Monday, .March 18, 1991 Canton, Michigan 46 Pages Fifty Cents Better image means big bucks 9t91 Souburba n Caommunric»tteons Coarporat ion The Canton By Diane Gale The business people, school officials "We have to sit down and look at the of the economy were a concern.'" said staff writer and county representatives have worked strategies and put together a time line for Mary Roehr. from the Center for Urban Connection with township officials since November to when those activities will occur.'' Yack Studies. Canton wants new businesses and -in- identify Canton's weaknesses and set said dustries to help carry the tax load for res- goals to bring businesses to Canton. industry was the focus, but all sectors The report emphasized that Canton needs to create an identity. See box for idents. suggestions from the report. New WSU report points Safety work And in order to lure those companies. The report also called for sewer lines Canton needs, among other things to im- and water pipe construction along the State Rep. James Kosteva, D- prove its image, according to a report Michigan Avenue corridor Sewage lines directions for township Canton, has been recognized by the managed by the Center for Urban Studies in west Canton are necessary, too. Michigan State Safety Commission at Wayne State University. for outstanding contributions to The report, lists location among Can "Communities that tend to be strictly traffic safety. ton's strengths The 36 square mile town- Kosteva was chief sponsor in the residential find it difficult to support ser- The report emphasized that Canton • Improving roads. Left-turn signals ship is strategically between Ann Arbor Michigan Legislature's passage of vices." said Canton Supervisor Tom Yack, needs to create an identity. Some of on Ford Road and resurfacing and wid- and Detroit and is ideally close to 1-275. a law extending safety belt the other needs include: ening Michigan Avenue were top areas 1-94 and M-14. as well as. Metropolitan protection to children from age ,4 HE EXPLAINED Canton's need to at- • Working toward eliciting positive of concern. Airport and Willow Run Airport. to 16. tract companies at a breakfast meeting media coverage. "We are pleased to honor Thursday in Geneva Presbyterian Church. • Strengthening the tax base. Cur- • Constructing sewer lines and wa- Also, availability of tax abatements is a -cRoenpsriestseenntt saptiovnes Korosshtiepv aof f koery h is Canton. rentlv Canton s industry carries less ter pipes along the Michigan Avenue troeolol Ccaatnet. on offers to entice businesses to than 7 percent of the tax burden. corridor. Sewage lines in west Canton traffic safety legislation and Most of the people there were among ongoing support for statewide the 40 volunteers who had a hand in com- • Building' a recreation center to are necessary, too. Canton offers 50 percent tax abate- traffic safety efforts," said "meet the needs of a growing commu- ments to industry based for between 5 and piling information for the 53 page report Richard H. Austin, Michigan nity." • Creating a downtown area. 12 years based on a point system for what on Canton Economic Development, Secretary of State and commission the business can give the township ' chair. Primary not expected to be big draw Doctors Services By Diana Gal* by Milt Mack who was re-elected in if they're working Tuesday," Bennett staff writer November. Mack left the post short- said. Doctors Michael Shaft, Thomas ly after the election when he was ap- Absentee ballots are expected to Gerou and Robert Potter of A low turnout of Canton voters is pointed to a Wayne County Probate play an important role in the prima- Canton are part of a statewide expected in Tuesday's primary elec- Court judge seat by James Blanc- ry. because of the expected small vo- group of chiropractors who are tion for the 11th District Wayne hard before he left the governor's ter turnout. offering free health care to wives County commission seat. office.. "At this point of time we have and children of Michigan military, And absentee ballots are expected The election Tuesday is not ex- more absentee ballots already in personnel who served in Operation to decide the winners, according to pected to draw much attention. than I anticipate will be cast Tues- Desert Storm. Canton Clirk Loren Bennett. Of the 33,600 registered voters in day." Bennett said. sixT mheo nptrhosg, rSahma fwt islali cdo. ntinue for by Tthhee e UleActWio,n w hhasich be iesn sduopmpoinrtaitnegd Cthaannt o2,n2,0 B0e vnonteetrts s. aid, be expects less theT 1h1et hon Dlyis qtruiecstU Coonu onnty t cheom bmalilsostio ins Amann Poling McCarthy Pool* For more information call Shirley Poll* re is a puwailiilily Uial we will ~""mnn Kotter at 455 6767. County Executive Edward have some precincts in the commu- ities in the district including the McNamara who is backing Bryan nity where nobody shows up," Ben- townships of Van Buren, Sum pier Business to Amann, a Wayne resident. nett said. "Well have less than 100 and Huron and the cities of Wayne, voters for each precinct and there Belleville. Romulus. Flat Rock and FOUR OTHER Democrats in- are 22 precincts." Rockwood. business clude Canton residents Thomas The general election May 7 is be- Hartnett and Warren Troy, as well HE'S ENCOURAGING voters to tween the Republican and Democrat Certified Public Accountant as. Bob Beeny of Wayne and Jimmie use absentee ballots, which are who earn the most votes Tuesday. Scott Koll will host Canton's first Raspberry, a Romulus resident. available 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday Polls open Tuesday 7 a.m. and close r Canton Chamber of Commerce Past Canton supervisor James in the clerk's office, 1150 S. Canton 8 p.m. Business to Business after hours Poole of Canton is on the Republican Center Road. meeting, from 5-7 p.m. Tuesday in ticket with John F. McCarthy, of "There is no reason not to vote ab- For more information about his office, at 44958 Ford Road in Rockwood. sentee if they will be out of Canton Tuesday's election call the Canton the Canton Landing, near the The commission seat was vacated Township, for any reason, including clerk's office at 397-5380. Beeny Hartnett Raspberry Troy chamber office. The program is a chance for area business people and residents Kroger open to offers interested in meeting each other. It's also a chance for hosts each month to showcase their businesses, according to Joan for empty store in mall Bolek, Chamber executive director. There is a $5 fee. For more information call the By Diane Gala store empty to prevent another chamber, 453-4040. staff writer grocery chain from moving in ^nd becoming competition to a Kroger When Canton Corners shopping outlet a mile away at Ford and Pastor's work mall opened in 1989 its extensive Sheldon brick work, landscaping and pleas- "It's sometimes difficult for ing design was welcomed by town- companies in a very short margin Canton trustees passed a ship officials and residents business, like grocery stores, to resolution last week thanking the Even the back of the mall on lease that kind of space." said Ron RPhiresev ws. bKoyrektne wnrieiattnhh CGthhreuu rCecbahen,l tC oonaf nGtoenn efvoar Feroerdd aan dste Lpi-lulepy frrooam^s twheas tcyopnisciadl - Schpaunrldoicskin, gK roger director of mer- Community Development Block strip mall. "But we certainly don't Grant Advisory Council. He served HOWEVER, THE upscale look discourage anyone and would en- on the council since its beginning took a turn for the worse last Sep- tertain any and all offers. We have in 1985 through 1990. tember when the anchor store. an ecooomic investment there." The council worked on Great Scott!, became a casualty of Spurlock said inquiries have appropriating grant money to the Detroit food wars Kroger took been made, but none were what Canton people in need. over and the store has been vacant Kroger would consider serious of- "Pastor Gruebel willcontinue to ever since _ fers He declined to say what be a positive influence on the life Kroger leases 48.700 square feet Kroger's lease agreement is with and future of the Canton SHCRR1E 8UZBY'Start trfv>tog/«p*>«r from Joseph Kosik Sr of JFK Koaik or what the grocery chain is community in his other endeavors, Company 1 requesting public, professional and spiritual, More than 46,000 aquare feet haa remained vacant in the Canton Cornera on Ford and Lilley Kroger officials rejected rumors the resolution said. roada aince Great Scott! waa bought out by Kroger laat September. that they are purposely keeping the Please turn to Page 2 Resident can't duck charges in wildlife killing what's inside By Diane Gala ducks killed Jan. 26 when a person or group of Up Town festival surrounding Houghton Lake Building scene . . . . 1F • Quick, Easy staff writer people repeatedly drove snowmobiles into a flock The winter carnival attracts about 35.000 people Calendar 4A of about 300 ducks that were bedded down for the to fishing contests, beer tents, rides and games Winner Dinner Classifieds. . . . . C.E.F A Canton Township man has been charged with night on Houghton Lake Before the event this winter, snowmobilers Auto . . C.E.F killing 81 mallard ducks in Houghton Lake during Mlkula said investigators believe the killings were arrested for scaring two foxes that were on Enjoyment . . . .. F Recipes its annual Tlp-Up-Town winter carnival were intentional the lake Two conservation officers saw the snow Joseph A. Jackson. 24, was arrested March 4 at mob tiers harass the foxes and made the arrests. Index. . .. f . . . 2F Every Monday his printing job in Livonia after police matched If convicted. Jackson faces fines ranging from Mikula said Charges are pending Real estate E $100 to 1500 for each duck he is charged with Creative living . , . .. IE Inside TASTE! broken snowmobile parts left on the lake with his killing The misdemeanor carries a maximum 90 Mikula said duck killings by snowmobilers "is Crossword . . 3E spnaorwtmmeonbt iolef, N saaitdu rLatl. RWeaslotu Mrcleksu la of the state De- dasa ycso uinrt j caoila tasn d or a maximum $500 fine, as well nwoats a t hbeig l apsrto tbilmeme t Hhaet a afdlodcekd, o hf odwucekvse rw, ethreat k 1il9l8e9d Entertainment . . . . .5D Mlkula said be received a number of calls from by snowmobilers Approximately 40 ducks were Obituaries 4A people around the state and various parts of the Jackson's attorney. James Deamud. failed U> killed at that time, he said Sports . . . 1C country who were outraged by the killings return Observer telephone calls. A $4,250 reward is being offered to anyone who Street scene . . . .. ID can provide additional information leading to the Taste . . . . 1B JACKSON WAS arraigned last week before IN A similar case. David Kline. 29. of Portland arrests and convictions of other people who may NEWSLINE . . 591-2300 Judge Francis Walsh in 83rd District Court in pleaded guilty'to killing three ducks in January on have been involved in killing ducks on Houghton SPORTSLINE . .501-2312 Roacommon He was charged with killing wildlife Houghton Lake Kline admitted to jumping his Lake. with a vehicle and failure to report a snowmobile machine over a small stretch of open water and CIRCULATION .501-0500 accident over 1100 striking a number of ducks About 21 ducks were Anyone with information is asked to call the CLASSIFIED. . .501-0000 A plea of not guilty was entered killed, Mikula said DNR s Report All Poaching Hotline at 1400-292- Jackson was charged ui connection with the 81 Both incidents took place during the annual Tip- 7100 or Mikula at 1-517-116-3211. Monoay, March 16, 1991 OAE (C>3A 24Q OA£ Monday. March 18. 1991 Amoco to keep landscaping promise Board: Airport By MLB. Dillon The delay is due in part to prob- clean-up of the polluted groundwater merit system that will remove and staff writer lems connected with a utility pole, and soil will take two to five years, treat organics from the soil and won't expand he said. Before landscaping, Amoco minimum. groundwater so the site can be Amoco Corporation's Howard Mil- needed to seal trenches dug as part "From what I can see, they have cleaned up." ler, spokesman regarding the oil of a DNR-mandated remediation ef- made an effort to promote the prop- Filters, air strippers and other company's abandoned service sta- fort. } er technology. Finally after a num- equipment will be housed in what thieo'ns viner ydo dwisnatpopwonin tPeldym thoeu tahr,ea s ahyass a m"Wonhthen aIg loa,s tt hcehe dciksetdri,c tba icnkfo arbmoeudt Tbehre oDfN yRea rfsir swte i nacrelu dheadck t hoen Atrmacokc.o" serCvoemd apsli cthaeti nsgta tthioen 'csl eseanrv-uicpe bisay tsh.e Bstya fKf werviitne rB rown ppoorrtt iionn oofrd Jeory to R oleandg tnheeanr tthhee rauinr-- Students not been landscaped as promised. me that even though to the best of station on a list of contaminated fact that the contaminated soil is way. compete in the The station, listed among contami- their knowledge the utility pole had sites in 1979. largely clay. We don't want to expand Mette- Jim Miller of Plymouth Town- are* spelling bee nated sites by the state Department been taken care of and things were Earlier clean-up plans were re- "Clay is very porous, but at the tal Airport if we buy it, city and ship asked if the board could guar- at Our Lady of of Natural Resources, was vacated now ready, the landscape^ said a lot jected by the DNR and affected same time very impermeable," said Plymouth Township trustees have antee no expansion, adding that Good Counsel in June. of the intended shrubberies were property owners because they ad- San Juan, who's hopeful the site will said. once government takes control, School in Miller announced in November now in short supply. dressed just part of the contamina- be under "active remediation by the We don't believe you, several "People can be moved and things Plymouth. that the site at Ann Arbor Trail and "Moreover, the attrition rate, be- . tion and failed to define the extent of summer. airport opponents have answered. can happen." Main Street would be landscaped cause it's jSO late in the season, will the pollution. Ralph Lorenz, whose "It's a very difficult problem be- But the joint city-township air- "There's the same guarantee with ledge rock and shrubbery, ere-, mean a very small percentage will Mayflower Meeting House sits on cause other than physically remov- port board on Saturday attempted that's been there for 50 years," a ting "an extension of Kellogg survive. Consequently, the decision top of contaminated groundwater ing the soil, options are limited. to back the pledge made by local Wendover said. Park," before the year was out. was made to defer until springtime and soil, is suing Amoco. There hasn't been a lot of success re- officials to not expand the airport. TO ADDRESS concerns that "I have had a heated exchange so we'd have a very good chance of As for defining the extent of the mediating clay soils." Three members of the Mettetal there could be contamination at the with people in the district office. I'm installing healthy plants from a contamination, "if they haven't done San Juan says he "frankly can't Airport Board attending Saturday's airport, "It may be appropriate to very upset that the landscaping wider array that would be available that, they're real close. It's one of understand why it's taken 10 or 11 opening meeting approved return- start toward our own independent wasn't installed prior to Christmas," to us," Miller said. the things the DNR will be looking yeai? for Amoco to get going on the ing Mettetal to a U-3 rating under study," Wendover said. said Miller, whose offices are in Chi- "There's no intention to not do the at," said San Juan. clean-up. I don't understand that, but federal airport classification He said the study could be paid In so many words cago. aesthetics; it's just a question of Amoco and the DNR agree under- we are moving somewhere now. guidelines — to stress that local of- for temporarily by the state. "With people walking the streets doing it when we can be ensured a ground contamination has spread "Clearly they've had a release ficials don't want the airport ex- "They (the state) will demand as and window shopping, it would have higher success rate." east of the Box Bar, south of the there. Amoco can say what they panded. part of the purchase agreement been an excellent time to have it Miller said he knows of no target Mayflower Meeting House, and want, but they're responsible for "This board does not want ex- that the property be clean," Kenne- done prior to Christmas, and certain- date, but that landscaping should be across Main Street to the Mayflower cleaning up the site. It's up to them pansion, period," said Tom Kenne- dy added. ly before the Plymouth Ice Sculpture under way once nurseries open in a Hotel parking lot. to get it done." dy, elected board chairman Satur- Plymouth Mayor Ralph (Jack) 'Salami' spells victory in area bee Spectacular. week or two. "The only area we are possibly Mike Stenzel, environmental qual- day. Kenyon, attending the meeting, "But due to bureaucracies in- Miller added that because Amoco disagreeing on is the northwest. ity analyst in enforcement for the Board member Ed Wendover said, "I think it appropriate to do volved, things kind of slid and personnel responsible for the clean- They allege there may have been a DNR, said Amoco potentially is lia- said the resolution passed by the some real field investigation." slipped in terms of timing." up were unavailable, he could offer source off to the northwest because ble for hefty fines. board would be given to Federal Kennedy said he would like to By Julie Brown Dennis Packard. She was one of 28 and effort studying. no information on remediation. one of their wells showed some low Civil penalties could total — for Aviation Authority officials, who see the airport runway widened staff writer students who competed in the event. levels of contamination. each underground storage tank sys- have said they would likely agree from 50 to 100 feet — a Jackson Wednesday. March 13. in the gym at RUNNER-UP FOR the area spell- Canton CHUCK SAN JUAN, district geol- "We don't believe that point is sig- tem — $10,000 for each day of non- to the downgrading in classifica- recreational airport like Mettetal It'd be pretty easy to understand Our Lady of Good Counsel School in ing bee was Jenna McWilliams. 13. ogist in the DNR's environmental re- nificant or valid," said San Juan. compliance with a corrective action tion, he reported. has a 100-foot wide runway — to why Sarah Packard might want a Plymouth. an eighth grader at East Middle ©bseruer sponse division, said Amoco submit- "Clearly they've had a release there, order. "Amoco potentially could be BUT KENNEDY said he favored improve safety for student pilots. salami sandwich for lunch. She'll represent the area at the re- School in Plymouth. 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The reason, he said, "is 8550 N. Lilley Road, Canton 48187, students faced the spelling challenge dress. Form 3569) to P.O. Box 2428. mined sites in Wayne, Oakland and of such words as "illustrate," "fos- and The Detroit News It includes re- ant skill in our day and age." said melancholy." "cramally." worri- to insure no building and to cut or phoned in at 459-9096. Livonia. Ml 48151. Telephone 591- Macomb counties alone, according sil." "audible." "demise." "cajole " gional and state competition, leading Hazzard. a Canton resident "We're some, "and "centrifuge." 0500. Continued from Page" 1 Westbrooke subdivision behind the to DNR records. "Environmentally, dporewsne nstoemd eso tmreeews.h Tathe soef t raee vsi shuaavle KaTphpel ebro oafrd P,ly minocluutdhin —g Wmeemslebye r and "frugal." to the national competition In Wash- always going to have to write and Ted Behn, Our Lady of Good Coun- CNaerwHriOsesrMt a.nE.d D ..E..L.I.V. EmR opYnet rhSlEy cR.oVpIy C$.3 E5. 00c0 we" rIet thuarsn a int teoc othneo mpeico pvlael uwee w lehaesteh eirt mwprhaoelpln,o stsheaedid. Hsrheooswpidpeevinnegtrs, smwineaclrlee dcweoavnsecle ofripnreesrtd s tIh'veey eavreer oseneen ,o"f S ttheenz welo srsatid p. olluters coAncierprno rtto b paiclkoetsr.s", Wendover said, Dtorw. nD —avi dvo tCeda mtop bmeellet w aats 7 opu.mt. oofn SpaclJh uoodoflg ieSnst . wP lePyremet oeJrue'rtsho,l dL a unMtdhee iTreaern,d p B rDifnaichyin -r sincghFtoooornl .ss ,pD teeClal.i cnhger sbe easnd a tco oinrddiivniadtuoarsl eisntxagpn ardenisdnsg go arunardm i dmceoaanrsf. u"les iaIodnnc to oarbr meocuitstu stnhpdeoelslre-- sweel" rpTer hiane cbfiiiptr santle, rrvo nouountsdic ,e dthe tyh ese esmtuedden rtes- Mall. yearly. $55.00 from or if we sell it from someone addressed concerns about aesthetics, have no intention of moving the the last Thursday of each month. principal of Our Lady of Good Coun- come up with lists of spelling words, ideas, she said. ally tense." he said "After that, they Ail advertising published in the Can- else." Spurlock said. the majority of residents were con- sel School. The pronouncer was said Hazzard. a seventh and eighth Spelling bee participants were lightened up. a little bit." ton Observer is subject to the condi- CANTON TOWNSHIP planner tent. Miss Rita Rosemarie Shilcusky. school librari- grade teacher at Our Lady of Good able to ask Shilcusky. the pronounc- Behn. like many adults, relies on tions stated In the applicable rate jJudy Bocklage said the township ad- "Most residents are pleased with GOING OUT OF an at Our Lady of Good Counsel. Counsel School. er, for word definitions and exam- his computer spell-check program card, copies of which are available ministration is concerned about the the architecture, but I don't think PSYCHIC READER Fifth through eighth graders com- Sponsors provide word lists for ples of word usage m a sentence As He's seen billboards with misspelled TfCPrhloayenmm tCo otanhun etOhto.b naMsde Ovlr ve4ber8str1ie.s7ri v70ne4.g r(43 1rdWe3es)pi en4arg5vrt 9eSm-st2er 7etnh0ete.0t . . crelomBseuadti n Ksetrdoo rcgeleo rasne sdda iftdohre is tfo'sa lc ontno tgth. autn iuts uhaals asmtnooyrroeen aeenm idsp t wyple esat oscreoedusl diwf iwwthein ddthoe nu'p te gm wepti ttayhn TARPOATL CMA RREDA RDEEARD ER WOMEN'S BUSINESS ppfrueotbemldi c ta,h tpe tr hPivelya atmereo aaun tdehv- pCeanartno tAcohn ina alur msecabhe oaron oldsf atoornreesa d acirocetmnio'ptne latiirmtyioi'stne,d ra etloctho tomhuamgth elin csdto.eo dUrds iebn yao -f twahneed rr eSo aeulrniadmhsi nr ceaomtneadtiinn ueuednd t,il m oonrely st Juednennat s wfaogore r gdoso, dan dsp kenlloiwngs tmher teh'sis s thililg ha- tneecehd right riot to accept an advertiser's for a facility that size to remain va- anchor in there soon," Kronberg nearby communities participated the sponsors to make the competi- "The kids seem to know a lot more order. Observer A Eccentric® ad- cant. said. She will help you Everything Must Go! "It's just to encourage the students tion as uniform and fair as possible MANY PROUD parents and other than many adults " tnaekwesrsp ahpaevre a nnod a ounthlyor iptyub tloic batiniodn t hoifs and"W haev deo int' ts ilti kveac taon ts ifto ro na wprhoiplee rutny- othSehro tretnlya natfste rin G Crooavte Sntcroytt 'C colronseerds, in all problems. tcoi pdleinvee loofp swpiethlliinn gth."em ssaeildve sM tihceh edlies - abHiliatziezsa rodf w stausd einmtspr easts etdhe w sipthel ltihneg ftiatmioinl;y pmroevmidbienrgs c aamne teon tthhues ciaosmtipce - deHntes 'w paesrf oimrmpraenscseed a tw itthhe tshpeel lsitnug- anna la adcvceerptitsaenmceen to fsh tahlel c aodnvsetirttuisteer f is- taidl dweed .f ind appropriate tenants," he cnoemssp tlhaeiyne da tatrbiobuutte ad d teocl itnhee i nem bputsyi- 8-8 Daily FINAL DAYS Htoar.z zard. area spelling bee coordina- boef ec.o Smhpeu ktenrow ssp etlhla-cth eevcekn pinro tghriasm esra, cheWeroirndgs sbeecctaiomne f porro tghree cssoimvepleyt imtoorrse bee" They're fantastic." said Behn. a James Krongberg, who lives in the storefront. 454-9917 HANDBAGS • JEWELRY • SPORTSWEAR schCooomlsp. eEtaitcihon hbeelgdan a a stpe ilnlidnigvid bueael. spe"l1l itnhgin skk itlhlsa tre imt aisin s etislsle annti ailm port- d"cifhfaicliuclet,." a n"hda ignecnluddae,"d •"mlaabsosraicorues.."" Dtheea crbreoarmn r oefs itdheen ct.ro "pW "e really had and one winner from each school PLYMOUTH, MICH. pari in pativl in art>a rampftltion last week Participants faced the spelling challenge 6f such words THE PROGRAM'S sponsored by INTRODUCTORY Ofl DAVE, ur 1U as "oatogory," "intricate" and "frugal." Lawrence Technological University SHAMPOO .70% & HAIRCUT DID YOU LOSE PR€ MANN€ T fit CUT District test scores top state 24.99 All men > tlfllliiiiu smiallu market! itouv lor I his ><«/«• LAST YEAR ON Students in the Plymouth-Canton ton fourth-graders and 88 percent of last week, cautions against compar- " SALON school district out-performed their the state's fourth-graders Seventh- ing student scores, as different INTERNATIONAL state counterparts on the standard- graders in the top quartile in math in groups of students take the tests, and 696 N. Mill Street SHOES ized Michigan Educational Assess- Plymouth-Canton numbered 77.1 the tests change from year to year TOueldsd Vayil-lFa4rgi5eda1 •y- P0• lE8ysm5t 5soi uncthe. 1M9l 83 140 S MMCALoINrOi S£»E SD TW AReLdEL EI OTD-Ab Y.a c 1Tr ohUusEsrSsD T ACRYO F WfrOi IR M10I M- 9pAaRr SkKa.Dl •O 1PW0L-NfYiS M OUTH mneeTwnhltye P rtreeoslegta rmsaemeda ss uttearsetets, ss coaocmrceeos .ro dfi nthge teos - ptherIroncu elgnOhtt,oh cu-otg mtrhapedae sr temadtae t:th o. 7783 4 8 o pf ePrlcyemnt- s"seKaqmiudees ntdicomen.e"'t h ne ae sncaedisds.a irnily tlheea.m saatm the e sential skills expected of Michigan outh-Canton students were in the top There's room for improvement in students in reading, math and sci- quartile-Ss' compared to 70.6 percent Plymouth-Canton scores, acknowl- ence. of Michigan lOth-graders edge district officials INTEREST? l got "I ivus at the etui of my A Team Approach The math and reading portions are In science, 67.3 percent of the School board member Carl Bat- to Treatment given to fourth-graders and seventh- state's fifth-graders scored in the top tishill noted that "the reading pro- rope with Tim. It started graders quartile compared to 78.5 percent in files in fourth and seventh grade are out with skipping school. Fifth-, eighth-, and llth-graders Plymouth-Canton. in need of assistance " He supports David W. take the MEAP science test the idea of instructional workshops my son I hen the noming uwu> Scoring in the top quartile on the EIGHTH-GRADERS SCORING in for teachers - something already in ScaTidinaro. M O. reading test were 44.7 percent of the top quartile in science numbered the works «iui violent outbursts. Mescal Qt'ecic Plymouth-Canton fourth-graders, 51 4 percent in the state, and 67 per- "Teachers will be able to wafk Child and'Adc'escent cent in Plymouth-Canton. Eleventh- After he got in trouble compared to 36 6 percent statewide graders in the top quartile totaled away from these sessions with ideas Services . Among seventh-graders. 44 6 per- 39.1 in the state and 46 1 percent in of how they can approach things dif- back", with the late, I knew ur cent of Plymouth-Canton students Plymouth-Canton. ferently and be more effective." said It's a matter of degree UNLESS YOU ACT QUKKIY, "Many young people whose placed in the top quartile in reading, Homes needed help." compared to 32 8 percent statewide Of the nine tests administered to symptoms are chalked up to Plymouth-Canton students, district Board president Dean Just over 47 percent of Plymouth- THIS YEAR COULD BE WORSE —Joan (j. the 'normal' adjustments of Canton lOth-graders achieved scores sfcroomre sl awste yreea rd oi wn in seven areas Sbowaarrdt zawreel tveerr syai idn.t e"rAelslt eodf u isn o tnh etshee adolescence do not get the in the top quartile in reading, com- Plymouth-Canton assistant super results and support the workshops pared with 37 1 percent statewide professional mental health intendent for instruction Michael We want to have the best prepared As you know, Congress has phased Take Advantage Of treatment the\ need." ' weSreco 8r9in g6 ipne trhceen tto pof q Pulayrmtiloeu itnh- mCaanth- Homes, who presented the results students we can " ATTENO CLASS JUST ONI NIGHT A WEEK out interest deductions on most consumer Your Tax Break. Local unemployment rates increase loans. An exception is a loan secured by Get your tax break with our home equity your home. Which makes it a great time line of credit. You may use this line instead tFoi raspt polfy A fomre ari chao mBea nekq-uPitlyym lionuet ho.f credit at odfe odtuhcetrib lloea. ns that are no longer fully tax CAdoonlnesiece Jnat hCnhkeme.i c•a l in UPlnyemmopultohy.m ePnlyt mhaosu trhise nTo swlingshhtilpy Jwaansu aatr y3 1 59 9p0e,r cwehnetn in u Pnelymmpolouythm.e 5nt 9 soount aMl iecmhipglaonym inen Jta ndeucalriyn.e"s E thdrwoaurgdhs A Special 20% Interest You can also access your credit line Dependency Counselor and Canton, according to the latest in Plymouth Township and 4 7 in said' Discount Offer. simply by writing a check. And the'payment figures compiled by the Michigan Canton. "In addition, the manufacturing schedule is flexible, too. Employment Security Commission Seasonal layoffs coupled with job industry also experienced declines When you sign up for a home equity However, using the equity in your home "There' s nothing more January unemployment rates losses in the state's manufacturing •due largely to production adjust- line by April 15.1991, you'll receive a 20% is not something you shouW do without r were at 3.6 percent in Plymouth. 4 1 industires caused January's season- ment layoffs in the automotive and discount for all interest you pay this year. careful consideration. Furthermore, there rewarding *. n mi r/wnSoguv percent in Plymouth Township and ally unadjusted jobless rates to related' supplier industries." he add If you act now this offer could save you are some items—like normaliiying expenses, lads uiul then families help in 4 9 percent in Canton, up from De- climb in each of Michigan's 12 labor ed hundreds of dollars in interest for example —for which a.fiome equityTTne dealing with issue* mat lead to cember rates of 3 1 percent in Plym- market areas, said F Robert Ed- BaPcukt ITnh eY oDuerd Iunctteiroens t. oBf acnrkeSd-oPi tslt yiosmp o dbueytf hiyn ooiuftefril ycnee n,ao roter sa tcp aFpllirro sPptar toia fT tAer.amv ve isri caat aa llciofeh ofla uese f rom drug and o4wu 2eTt rhihen. e 3aC il sna5onc rtiunoepn aP sflerysom mroe upthothorts eTed ot wainbnu sJlhaaintpeud aa rniynd wsaenardrvT dliohsc.cee a d cilino redenducsusttrotcruraic etoitsfoi,o nt nh,a, ela or lMeln tgraEeiS plwC otirr tathedd es t saaentaed cp7lo i2Tim nphtbee ie rnsdct eJabnaytten 'iusmna uorDnyree.a cd 1tejh0um a8snbt 6ee d arp. e jp-orecbrelcenestns f trraoagmtee COMPLETE YOU* S A IN ABOUT ONE YEAR The Federal tax laws allow you to use 459-9000 for more information. We'll provide your home equity line of cjredit for any you with a free information brochure and an Center for Mental Health Action postponed on roofing pact application. Well also help you determine if purpose you want. And in most cases, on and Chemical Dependency a home equity line of credit is right for you. loans all the way up to $100,000, you may get to take a tax deduction * [n no time, we can have your good credit If your child is troubled with behavior (313) 572-5636 Plymouth-Canton school board at a cost of $400,000 this spring and their application, administrators working in your favor. Recovery programs members March 11 postponed the summer said They are also watchdogs to in- problems, drugs or alcohol, call us. granting of a roofing bid after Trus- ADMINISTRATORS HAD pro- sure good quality work " O FIRST°FAMERICA. We can help. that change lives tpereo pRoosleadn dpa yTmhoemnta sof b $a1l3k.ti i CowDSlaPH1alu9aieia osttvw3Mtstcyhmu i5 k,ya asrr ,cessi Te.dioo naVsBMeanm uran y re,Witopnm,olt f .leeMwa e.u Frr GfsHnWvnaatotieiniere rn.sLtcrn' eysgoV hoems r ltgarH iowfa. av a oo2lvLnitar,sn e,saMp gd Dw W i3 aot ben3ittat.noollo cVr ro CynMitsTnahee. ee o aP i mJJnHnuror anPsneoe hn.Letltdn. aeysid uHsvsirmi noyceo7ee -ten,d,- sTgeFFFDedrulllnaa aMoTomttntvhrr h iteieoRieoeeddmrs loaa Ris R dc.os T aeakeerehnvni.rs ed.advê l ri aS BcectFrwheoaaco.denohrurtb n mrJisa idnotibarhsah aunCettneti h ioSrSo is n.scHm,n caW sa iMrgFtmihoepo e,msprt r to1usema1 fodryB1fenai.irt rcha k b iaio a entAof t f-. 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GtMvFoRmMeuiueercaieTt nnvnehdamhn.et ,en Mi e.BrodM lt aerRooel Ii bo mAae Ht4flv rho 8o G.FlRere1muoi e o7DaMnuen0cl,did.haa , i Wecnre2ios a8ca htno0he/ iotfGrtrf cASiio ob Hc.Tunmui idhnaMtlbeeitlieseoa d niWo S nasaf ,cnhtn hmhd EdiPetry aclaW yyToosdmemth aebarler-b.-e- Edward McNamara FnMWcFksoeeoklWaroyMPmir nl reFIw lmioGcisMrng roNiuner.ndEr o enaL lMaM dueimsiytpdveay .iaseons r oidrvksndtaf io-eiAso aRsfwlWn pou o ismrrnIelsiltilt ss iage p,ssthees h 2r tpgioaa6o ro npMWr.enaelse laaaa i rh didwt initoocseeoahnsn Lt reo tLobdri r teasesso o.,tucf e wor d aa te1micihnlnt3 hedhe- cyoeuAanCn tfsyAE oo RbrfBH am ydXGl eeeadelbsEnorpttcnT.aT eaute tTLs iRin itI.ghsvaANe noy Gdblonp uJ ruiCedara Oct*g hue NedAsiotve ,emesdRd eNu eaf carcy Eat«IirionsroR .irmn n . Ib Vagn Now reEakhteeeS tdrn?e v Bs am yaDpl ooleouuanenrtR ds I ato eTL*rmIs iAav ih zoViXesn i EoaESwn TFW caOhmOaiArliyt YyH YIgoG lHfH et?o u amlsao: $1100% O OFFF FG E ConAsNumR mIiNEDleT Hr bOLAH .I-SLOiIoo/ TePnMor-wAv/EV ROikiOc nTRS CU S E.nT.R.R laESiVhnOEInCRu iL EhEsA TE' HCRuGE A n LLioLt oeuladl-t?hSLE eIO VDUrOfTNT RIHCAOH ITfhl.O a ir I n3W3iaa y,y wenaehr eMs.ree m Hheeo rhi waalda s bHe iaegnh ge rmSacpdhluooaoytlee.d H fooef r ServDicAesN fIoErL D J.a nCieHlA J.M CBhEaRmSb ers. 2 Cainnhsd.a smebveerrsa lof a uBnotws,l iunngcl Gesre aennd, cOohuiso- Fsfoornua,rn Ddcaoesun agMlhd.te HHrs.a, yHe Csayh oeefsry WJlr.e Gs otaflas nsCedan;n to oonnfe ; CCiXftCTA4tL f DClLS EASTER SALE I S«ll ID ESAupLe DrvIiRseE CIT F inance Wnc fCuU« M•CM*OKOit>L «» VCOALULNLT E3E7RS3 OF- 9AM0E0R0I CA •*«< ri oo • & AIt'ns dF rSomtil lB Rraedcinlignteo?n- Young. was a former president of The Plym- years old, of Rapid City were The Rev. Bryan Shooks officiated Livonia, Judy Breneman of Canton, NO COMMISSION Siding outh Goodfellows/Old Newsboys As- Wednesday, March 13, at the Peo- the service. Memorial contributions Marianne Bercheny of Taylor and G« 1 l-r«c- T2QO Sq Ft Finally, a collection of handsome leather sociation. ples Church in Kalkaska. Burial was may be made to Ronald McDonald Janis Stocking of Northville; eight M*ke Sore One K Mine '2399 UGLY KITCHEN CABINETS? c hairs . thai also ,*eclinc Choose the style HAonnu sAe,r b1o60r,0 M lW 4a8s1h0i4n.g ton Heights, garrda nHdacyheisldr eonf; t Fharerem ibnrgottohne,rs, P Reticerh - 2 0% OFF ESTIMATES • RM?OooC2 f9Sin9qg Ft DONT ' R E F A C E' tCfhroaomtm ff iBotsrrta n dyeionvugerrto dn le-oYcoookreudn gin so 15 go eoldeg aasnt i tco ldoores s Awmngt REPLACE. Best Of All, It's On Sale. Ww*9 tha but in Chin*" IN PLYMOUTH CITY IT S Total Afopr parel GBoirylss -- DDrreessss Cesl o&th Dinrges &s SDhroeesss Shoes FAMILV CONTRACTORS SINCE 1915 a• 6»9io9 MODERN A EUROPEAN STYLES s999 Roys & Girls —Best Selection I remodel old garage-. J3199 exc CON *3699 ENSCCLROESEUNRE S -/ FORMICA SOLID WOODS Classic Interiors P a w l us F u n e r al H o m es Girts sizes proemie-1A In The Area SENIOR CTTIZEK DTSCOUNT5 Solid Colors Oak. jry ^ Boys sizes preemle-7 Toddler University PORCHES and Woodgrain and EAST 4 4 3 - 2 6 00 WEST 10' x 6' & Buster Brown SERVING WAYNE, OAKLAND A MACOMB 20292 Middlebek. Livonia • South of 8 Mile Shoes fRtl1 E7ST3I9M0A WTE S8 • HMOMILEE t QRUD iri LOANS WOOD CEMENT Sale Ends Sun. March 24. 1991 BANK TERMS '1299 *1699 '1299 FACTORY SHOWROOM 474-6900 FREE ESTIMATES OWN WMIV 8 om - 10 pm 350 S. Main Plymouth 4 5 9 - 3 4 10 SKI Breakfast Iul-11 1642 E. 11 Mll« Rd., Madison Hgt*. 4 •«« Across from the park The sale worth waiting for... LnKktwt VI 4 p .Wm.k-1-40 pp..mm.. 453-3008 Open Mon-Thurs 10-5:30 fri 10-8 Sat 10-5:30 Sun T2-5 1 Block W of Dequindre Oaity 9-5. Sun 10-4 * IMWtfs .. 8 P-m. 209 Main St. 45100 W. Warren Rd.. Canton OUT nvmuwu Belleville Between Sheldon Rd. a Canton Center Rd. is here at last! 313-697-9400 453-3008 GIRLS & BOWS Arthritis Today •tea & Ourannual BUILDER SHOW SALE is now in progress tOO South Main (otross from Oty Hcrfl) PLYMOUTH CHARTER TOWNSHIP and we've really drained our prices. Joseph J. Weiss, M.D. Rheumatology Plymouth • 455-1*40 Now you can save on the spas featured on the PBS 18829 Farmington Road I ORDINANCE NO. 83.57 Co«* « "£ G W« ^ "HOMETI ME" show . I it it Spnnc Spas, w iih our Livonia, Michigan 48152 LMMOPO AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND THE ZONING ORDINANCE OF THE CHARTER low est prices of t he \ ear See oar h x «h - Phone: 478-7860 TOWNSHIP OF PLYMOUTH BY AMENDING THJS ZONING MAP at the show or \ isit one of our shoy. rooms. TREATING AND HEALING ** Oft C lip-on Bow E HUGS «hd KISSES * TPHarEt IT. OTWheNSH ZIoPn OinFg P OLrYdMinaOnUceT HN oO.R 8D3A oIfN tSh:e Plymouth Charter Township, is Y- P Child Cars & Learning Center, Inc. areas indicated on the Amended Zoning Map No. 63. attached thereto, and we've made many more, too." tis today S and made part of this Ordinance First, arthritis varies m us extent and intensity.*even cnanpmg oaity CB Register now for Summer & Fall T Sbet 'sthuaret p hreowdi ctth ewirh otrseeat marethnrti tcish amnagyed re tshoel vpea tnieantut- asW oyu tTchoemree ore pfcys A SPRING OPEN HOUSEU yiSvsec •o nd o•pe••eo>oo Jp!el e11 1ww CirtthJ t.v- aaJ-irhLthr cr-ttii ssI -vv aaI rr;yy wwiiddeellyy min tthhee;;;; -ree sponse to med V O 334 *26. W. 5of M fIirLmEw •a iLoInV «OoN*dIA dtvduai For doctors oeed gooo rr—z gold methotrexate azathipnre or penicillamine are SUNDAY, MARCH 24th V matoiJ arthritis 1:50 - 5:00 Third, the patiert s sense, of improvement is. ir oa" -e a-ea to the person s V Ml tude Some people "accept- a small improvement m their join! conctt'or as a v Kindergarten H& ¥ ¥¥ YX PLYMOUTH IND . ^HotSpring dheeratluthi change Others are never content unless -estoreo to their termer stat Be-Kindergarten CALL: ^ Thus much o* the benefit from treatment results from 'eatures beyono tie trol and e»er understanding o' the doctor The e»pertence of- me-.âtooc 4 Loving¥ CVh¥i ld Care z IO AA Q 7Q C D AC ANN ARBOR 3965 Varsity Dr gives tnerr an understanding of Pare s words that vve treat God "eais ¥ ¥¥ " O U U " Ol O ' O i MO ROCHESTER 3310 S Rochester fld Summer Day Camp A v Are you tired of (.'old Car Seats. Sloppv Koad> 0 ¥ ¥¥ •omCTTK oW« J» • ANY Shoveling Sidewalks, and winter in general^ &nnnic cîya^QandkA T5 149 1 M*l» - Plymouth I TIME For One Week—Think SPRING! 4 5 9 - 5 8 30 C Former Plymouth residents f ern Henderson. STORM COATS HO P © N BO Mike and Nancy Tanger H kh Fur Lining ANY Startinc at \X"hen it's lime to make a change, make it cgsy t >n S'297 NORTH yourself. Try (>lacicr Hills, where you DAY... LKVTHtK LEGAL BESCnilTION - are close to old friends, church and J VCKETS other activities you've enjoyed W ith rntioi^blt Fur I mtng - come and go as you please It's as easy as 591-0000 Start! r-.i? <*: - have maintenance, housekeeping, meals, THE PRE SEASON SPECIAL $297 LAWN MOWERS OIIDlNANCn NO 83.5? and transportation included in monthly- Delivering YOUR Observer Newspaper is important to us On Sale AMENDED ZONING MAP NO. 63 Ices. _W .hether you m nee »d ^to star t«,-v stop or cha n/-g»e-> rs f y•/o>u r• • C March 18 Thru - receive immediate health care if needed. subscription, we ve made it easier for YOU We ve installed March 24, 1991 l*LWYMAOYUNTEI CI COfUlANTltYT,E MItI TCOHWIGNASNH IP Glacier Mills takes care of the things you don't want to do. a 24 HOUR TELEPHONE LINE to take your call after ADOPTED OY THE TOWNSHIP DOAltD OK TIIUSTEES ON «rch 1991 leaving time for you to do the things YCH Vl ANT TO IX>? regular -business hours Wonderland Mall • Livonia; Reg S39 EFFECTIVE DATE Join Glacier Hitls residents Fern Henderson and Mike and An you need is a touch-tone telephone and our circulation 501 W 14 Mile Road - Madiaon Heights; InCchluadnegse Oil (4 cycle) Part n CofO ONrdFiLnIaCnTcIeN inG cPoRnOflVicItS hIeOrNewSi tRh,E aPrEe AhLerEeDby Arenpyea Oterdd inance or part* fNriaenncdys Toann kSeurn daaty ,o uMra rTceha 2 a-nttdb. Ofrpoemn 2 .H00ou stoe 4fo:0r 0fl yp- mm outh department teleph5one9 nu1mb-er0 500 FOX C&A PES S 3 97 Summit PlaceL Makaells i-d eW Mataellrf -o nSit,e Trlwinegl vHeei Oghatkss. Mall - Novi. • Sharpen Blade Part III EFFECTIVE DATE The provisions of this Ordinance are hereby de- H INC.S PrencKtown Square - Monroe; Replace Spark Plug* clared to take effect on April it. 1M1 Call 513-663-^202 for transportation if needed by Friday, Our new automated system will quickly and easily guide Fairtane Town Center - Dearborn. Universal Mall - Warren, Lubric•a Tteo rCqounetr Colysl i•n dAedrju Hstea Cda •rb Tueraetto Prr •op Celrea Onp Dereactkio n& Engine Part IV ADCAOhctaPsrT toeIfOr MTNoicwh Tnigshahenip. O IoMrfd SPin.lya anmtc oaeu mwthea esbty ian dagou pdthtueoldyri tbcyay lo ltefhd eA a cTntod 1w 8hn4esl dhoif po tnh Be toh Paeru d1b2 lotihcf March 22nd yfooru y aonud W eenab kleno wyou th taot cinall o ursde rw htoen s eitrv se m ooustr ccounsvtoemnieernst $197* 1 Laurel Park Place - Livonia Vz Off day of March 1»1, and ordered to be given publication ib the manner glacier hills...a place to live better, we need to be there for them 24 hours a day, Pick-Up & Delivery On prescribed by law THE To send candy to someone specul or to recrme a fret Catalog The only (tperaiinx non-[>rt>fit. wn Tractors & Riders Adopted by the Township Board of Trustees on March 11,1SS1 sectarian retirement community t*t $>teert)er & Eccentric Call 1-800-333-FMAY mtWMFIF.LD Hit I s DFTROli SAXTONS A* ..K ' Srvi •* \t ashtenau (.nunIt Effective date April 12.19pl. 587 W. Ann Arbor Tr. - Downtown Plymouth 4 5 3 - 6 3 26 Nbrcft II. INI ft 1200 Farhart Road Ann Arbor NEWSPAPERS "d. •Vof Pictured CAnrot i,hSSsnseag iinganb.n il a ncedDr.oa eawm anR,sm e Dsp eate.oyr -- 9phm0irkeo." meIBp sarlb.i apeanptrcoisoh,i nna"str eEd tdon tg iol eceudart,sp stusaanindi dov,ni einrngsd ititu ycbiaoti taaoirnpndg- bTead ehs mefa•o i ALamrl arleetfdsl aiamy ma eftiuotn tnucaedotn iitcmonln gimin.n uiics nt hioisetuy t sC tpeioxrllomc gtemarprategm refcoste-.r ostUhurigbnajkenic-intzg amM taianotdne ra, ndd earvbei elpliortyepssme tneonteat stit oiuamnnudle raortf-e c hdawwoinlal e rr debtsyc eeciov amenam ai a tmmtleueemd.an lAil iwo tnaarsod saon cdwia i nctisnhoeanri nst u4la8dn7Ft-oi0.r y2M m50ioc h re s4 9i1nt9fo7rr. meatiosn, s cal l (313^ is because of my own feeling of Gregory W. Pappas. duty because of the Persian Gulf cri- family To end up in a zoo. cial and industrial property taxes he will depend orTtKem to limit tui- Department budget. Grants to the powerlessness in controlling what sis, there may be help out there for To the editor: Or on a Saudi plate. statewide. That would impact sub- tions. Detroit Institute of Arts. Detroit government requires of me. Every Plymouth you. 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I didn't know it at the time, but I Contact your creditors and advise it, I urge you to go and get another grade. Her name is Laura. to the editor and send it to. the This would also be the case even if have joined the ranks of this nation's them of your current financial crisis paper. The truth has to come out Thank you for your kind attention, Observer, 744 Wing, Plymouth the majority of the people in the city displaced homemakers. Displaced and ask them to work with you with some day. Mr. Herrick helps. and we hope you decide to share his 48170. voted for buying Mettetal Airport. I homemakers are women who have reasonable payments based on the This small loud-mouthed group of poem. have little choice in the matter, only spent years out of the labor force current income you have and refer ope vote among thousands. caring for families, and who lose to the act. If you run into problems How then do you think I feel when their main source of income, usually of shut-offs, foreclosure, check your We're happy to announce the openijig it's only seven people that vote, and through widowhood or divorce. More area for an attorney that might give six of those seven think they know than 570,000 of us live in Michigan. you a lower fee rate or do gratis how to spend my money better than Entering the work force in midlife is work for you. You might have to I do? Local government's historical terrifying and difficult. take your financial problems to Of Our New track record lor the past SO years is Fortunately. 1 heard about School- court and let the judge decide what revealing in determining its efficien- craft College's Displaced Homemak- each of your creditors will receive KITCHEN & SPECIALS SPECIALS cy. During that time property tax for er Program. It is one of 11 state- and when. The court may set up a my bouse has increased eight times funded programs here in Michigan temporary payment schedule while BATH i * while inflation increased only four that provide support, assistance, one or both partners is in active ser- SHOW times. training and job placement to dis- vice. S H O W R O OM fi I I live in a'city filled and controlled placed homemakers. The displaced For those families who have a in the main by conservative Republi- homemaker program gives women member that has served in a previ- Complete displays in cans. But when it comes to what is like me an alternative to public as- ous war, you may be eligible for traditional and contemporary perceived to be someone else's tax sistance. some assistance through the Veter- styling. Shown with appliances, money, it is spent as if we were so- The staff at Schoolcraft is helping ans Trust Fund. Don't wait for the plumbing fixtures and Giulio Kitchens & Baths 4 2 2 -1 l OO RS SINCE 1929 Corian counters. 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FREE 2 FOR I TICKET (*Big *74i -MMMOO 147-S41* 1 - 8 0 0 - 3 2 1 - T H IN C0UP0H COBO CENTER SVLVAMiA AmoiWsM* at oil 6*g #Boy MARCH 16-24 CONVENIENTLY LOCATED STORE AT 34443 SCHOOLCRAFT, LIVONIA, Ml 48150 Boy Rmtowonh MTS440 (41*1 HllTtl r 8A* O&E Monday, March 16 1991 Arrival of spring relates to sun, celestial equator Fill Vour Cosier Spring officially arrives for the the naked-eye the beehive star clus- northern hemisphere at 10:02 p.m. ter looks like a fuzzy patch of light. Thursday, March 20. Look in the east southeast, two The official start of spring often hours after sunset, on the evening of puzzles people. What does exactly skywatch the 30th. The moon is back in the Bosket determine the precise moment? The constellation of Virgo, approaching answer is the position of the sun with Raymond E. the star Spica once again. On the fol- respect to a line called the celestial Bullock lowing evening, the 31st, the moon equator. rises 10 degrees directly below Spi- _ with The earth s equator is a line that drawn from Castor through Pollux ca. • divides our planet into a northern runs directly into the moon. Jupiter EASTER is on March 31 this year, and southern hemisphere. When this is the bright "star" to the east (left) but next year it falls in April. Deter- BARGAINS equator line is extended out into of the moon. mining the date of this very erratic space it s called the celestial equator The moon is near Jupiter all night holiday is not as difficult as you may and it divides the sky into two hemis- on the evening of the 24th and will be think. All you need to know is the pheres as well. Earth orbits the sun, below and to the left of Jupiter on phase of the moon and a few rules. but our planet's axis is tilted 23.5 de- the evening of the 25th. The ground rules for determining from grees so the sun may appear as- The moon is in Leo the lion on Easter were set up in the year 326 much as 23.5 degrees above or 23.5 March 26, approaching the bright A.D. when the Emperor Constantine degrees below the celestial equator. star Regulus (REG u lus), the called for a Council at Nicea for the In June the sun is at its highest "heart" of the lion. purpose of calendar reform. onderlond above the equator, because the On the next evening the moon has Based on the advice of his Chris- F earth's northern hemisphere is tilted moved below that star. Mercury is at tian council, he decreed that Easter its most toward the sun, and we have maximum elongation (greatest ap- would be observed on the first Sun- summer. parent angle) from the sun on the day following the first full moon that Moll In December the sun is at its low- evening of the 27th. Mercury is 19 occurs after the vernal equinox (the est point and we have winter. degrees east (left) of the sun and start of spring). The reason for very well placed for seeing. This will choosing the full moon, rather than Obviously there are two points be the best evening appearance of the new moon, was so persons mak- where the sun's pathway crosses the Mercury for the entire year. ing a pilgrimage to the Holy Land celestial equator. When the sun is could travel at night by the light of traveling from its low point toward Venus is easy to see, 24 degrees the moon. its high point, it crosses the celestial above due west Mercury is slightly equator moving from south to north. north (right) of due west and 10 de- Since the start of spring occurs on The precise moment the sun crosses grees above the horizon. 45 minutes March 20 or 21, the earliest Easter that line is the official start of after sunset. Observe Mercury with can be is March 22. But now we have spring. a telescope from night to night and to consider the inevitable exceptions watch as it goes through phases like to the rule. If the first full moon to the moon! Venus and Mars are 45 de- occur after the start of spring falls THE POINT of crossing is the ver- grees apart on the evening of the on a Sunday, then the following Sun- nal equinox. Vernal is the Latin word 28th. In three months they will be day is Easter. If the full moon hap- for spring and equinox means 'equal within one-quarter of a degree (half pens to be on the same day as the night.' The length of the day is near- 'of a full moon diameter) of each vernal equinox, then the April full ly equal to the length of night during other. moon is used. If the April full moon this time. On the vernal equinox the falls on a Sunday, the following Sun- sun rises due east and sets due west. day is Easter unless that date is lat- We are rather shortsighted in calling 1 FULL MOON occurs at 2:17 a.m. it the vernal equinox. We may be on March 30. The moon will rise in er than April 25, which is the latest R&UU • Faston Bug/Plus • Olga s Kitchen starting spring in the northern hemi- the east, on the evening of the 29th, date Easter is permitted to fall. If Accents Jeu>elry • folond s • Poyless Shoe Source sphere, but the people below the as the sun sets in the west and be that Sunday does fall after the 25th, Accurate Remodelers • Foot locker • Picture Toik Galleries equator are starting autumn. visible all night. The moon is fully then the previous Sunday, the one Afterthoughts Boutique • Gootos • Pizza Place eipnvl aJe9nun0epi ntdisgte ew gor,rif leMl e tcshaoer sonft ai2 nne1uadsect .Vh toe Ton ghtuheestes raecrl eoo tn shwer riteth ehteo - olJdiufrg itphfhitteteiendrg 3bi s0wyt eh sts.thatew tTi asohurnedna, rpt yhhlra eoonnnuecgt ethh the hta ehsee vn e bsanetmiaennergs. wcwahinStih coc h toah mlielt e lftauh slaitlns mdgi sdoeao icrnnol,y ntmhs euiads syet er bMeaedra . u1r sc8Eeh1da8.s 2tae2nr.d • ARRAAl MrtrbthtiCoelsey rt 6ettsi' c s HT Xha-eirPa rStertseyssl i sts ••»•• GHVHHieoetarrn roarmeyrnr toMsa nsl iyF s NH srHo uaoztirreui ntsTieoo V ndoo gCyu ernt ter ••••• PPPRAroraaeetvdcoteiizost eo» loS PnPhaoe UtcdckJhd o letcrh & Rmgsmith each other during the next three of Cancer and, after tonight, will will again in 2285. or as late as April • B Dolton Bookseller • id , ^ Record Toujn months, and they will form a spec- seem to reverse direction and move 25. which it did in 1943 and will 1 Beouty & The Beads • Jeans Galore • Science 61 Things tacular grouping on June 23. eastward from night to night. Jupi- again in 2038. * • Belt one Corphonics • Kothy s Chocolate Chunkers • Sears Portrait Studio The moon, approaching First ter doesn't actually change the di- This year Easter Sunday is March • Big Boy • Kay Bee Toys • Shifnn Jetxielers Quarter phase, is three degrees rection it is moving, the change is an 31, which is just one day after the • B Jol 's Gifts & Decor • Kinney Shoes • Sibley s Shoes above Mars on the evening of the optical illusion that occurs when full moon. Now, wasn't that simple? • Cabinet Clinic • Lady Foottocker • Silverman's 22nd. First Quarter phase is official- faster moving planet earth passes Raymond Bullock is the former • Canary & The Clephont • teib Brothers • Sizes Unlimited ly at 1:03 a.m. on March 23rd. The Jupiter. coordinator of the planetarium • Cords n' Things • linens & More • Sizzling LUok moon has completed the first-quar- Jupiter is about 3.5 degrees tp the and observatory of the Cranbrook > Casuol Corner • Uttle Caesar s • Sports Mon>o ttiehnre t ohefev ei tcnsoin nogsrtb eoiltfl a tathrieoonu 2nS dorfd t, hG tehe emea imrntoih,o nOap ni-s wtshteaes rbts e (rreeigs hehimtv)eb ,ol efs oa an sat amsrwe adcrl mubsetc eoarfu sc ebale lteehsde IHcnoismltlispt.u aHtneey o wf nhoiwc Shc iweno crsekp,sec iBfaollroizoem safie l Tidnr oy •••• CCCCiooonodrrvepooyre cr'Csr sa hJz eeU usJt> o*tic hBmooxr ks •••• MlLLiovyootnttnonn'js os& t Hr GDeooeelltll dmiVgo hi&drtkse S o ilver •••• TTTSouo scbp oeNm B aLTreUhilnloi nerlgd sB ase proaching the twin star* Castor and when seen through a telescope. To laser displays and special effects. • tosmopoiis Coney I stand • Mone Image • Tor get s Pollux. (Castor is above Pollux.) On » County Seot • Marianne • Things Remembered the following evening, a straight line • Davis & Rssoc • Morionne Plus • Thorn McRn • Bats Shop ["Suatbtoeul • Detroit Marketing Serv • Metro Dentol Center • United Health Spa $100 INSTALL YOURSELF. • D O.C Optical '• Meyer Treasure Chest • Vital Foods • Docktor Pet • Michigan National Bonk • ULteight LLtatchers iJforb, inc. • • Dollar Tree • Mister Bulky s • LUhite Castle •OFF ^sfBsas* • Dunham s • Montgomery Ulord • The UJiIickjjs »1001P Plylvmmoouuthlh Rd. JJ • 6arrmg Tree • Ms S'Wey • UJilson s Suede & leather- mi • €rvdtcott Johnson • Myto s Childrens UJeor . • LUmkelmon s • Fomous Footu>ear • New Vork Del. . • ILlondertonc Shoe ftepa*r FORD • Fanny Former • Nuyision • LUoolujorths | Your Best • Fanny May Condies • Office Max i Deal On Any I 453-1100 •Used Vehicle I A€ ST€R BUNNV to magically appear on UUednesday, Sorry. A, X. Z Plan ' I| tOzfpt Ceottupon 3 -C2a*r4 1 ineligible for Top Offer | March 20 at 7 pm in the center court. Save on energy costs Save on wirvdo* installation Just replace your Orafty old double-hung sash witti a new. energy efficient Tilt Pac by Marvin The easily installed A€ ST€R BUNNV PHOTOS Tilt Pac includes two wood 'Sash, and all the hardware_>ou need It's also available available behind the informa- with your choce of glazing A few simple tools and you're set No walls to tea: apart No installers to pay With the energy efficient Tilt Pac. you install the savings tion booth, Monday-Saturday 11 am-8 pm; Sunday 12-5 pm. ANY REUPHOLSTERY Visit our showroom and see the complete line of Marvin window. A€ ST€R COLORING CONTCST - FREE Arm Covers We will install or you can easily do the Job with our expert advice. for children ages 0-9, - FREE Throw Pillows TM WINDOW PRODUCTS - 277-0280 prizes awarded in each age group. 24539 W. Warren - Dearborn Heights - FREE Pick Up & Delivery KIDDI€ "COTTONTAIL" X€ PRS€ S located near && KAK CUSTOM Montgomery UJard during mall hours. UPHOLSTERY Chelsea Community Hospital presents: A€ ST€R MAGIC .26611 VV. Seven Mile Rd. Annual Update continues Thursday, March 21 and Friday, Redford Township March 22 at 1 pm in the center court uiith unbelievable Call MIGRAINE & OTHER 532-2234 €aster magic tricks for children of all ages. For FREE Irf Home EsimuM- HEADACHES A€ ST€R €GG HUNT with hidden candy ond treats for children LIMITED TIME OFFER 1 What's New And What You Should Know oges 0-8. Thursday, March 21; Friday, • Permanent Eyeliner, March 22, Soturday, March 23 ot 1 pm. Eyebrows or Lip Liner M OO O FF tutl procedure Spccial Guest Speaker ' JOEL R. SAPER, M.D., F.A.C.P. t(T\ '1 • Register by Tuesday, March 19. • Color Analysis and 9 mir Make-up Lesson- Author, Educator & Head Pain Expert FREE President of the 'American Association for the Study of Headache \ LIPSTICK • , Director of the Michigan Head • Pain &. Neurological Institute fxp 4-15-91 " Most Credit Cards [fplnl WEDNESDAY, APRIL 3, 1991 Who Gets Headaches and Why Hcadaches & Hormones 7 Research: New Developments Myths About Hcadachcs y£ What You Can Do for Yourself What DHE Is All About Announcing... Novi Hilton Wonderland 1-275 at 8 Mile Road . 6:30 - 7:00 p.m. Educational Material Distribution & Refreshments M a ll Building Scene 7:00 - 8:00 p.m. Lecture 8:00 - 9:00 p.m. Questions & Answers, General Discussion on gmcto to r>*w homo condom.rwum ana Alwcufi 9+t Se&ionJ CALL (313) 475-4004 commercial a®vtf»oo*"*nTj r- your community o a na orrcioi aes g-ocr o rn»p . To Register or for Additional Information Gift Cortlfkotos or« avoilobte ot tho Information tooth keop yoc. on Top Of >0 BmlOrvg Seen* Now opDâ'AQ n evory | Locotod ot the comer of Plymouth ond Widdlobolt foods kn Uvonio Monaay ona iKmOoy ootiort 582-4100 • .tmc There is no charge for this <8b6ftt*r & tccrntric Chelsea Community Hospital lecture thanks to a generous Monday SoturtJov 10omlo 9pm Sundoy '8 noon to S pm 775 South Main Street educational grant from Sandoz S*>«T*K For Display A) the business Its longtime customers like the trad Seafood entrees include excellent Dover Sole, ' WW Good to be a near-perfect Chef Leopold of Machus Red ition — the respectful service and the none-too- rainbow, trout and the ever-popular cold water, WW* Very good food. Fox m^kes a flaming dessert, daring menu Others see the Red Fox ai a place to broiled lobster tail, priced at $32 50 for an 1-10- WW * * Excellent bananas Foster. celebrate a special occasion, a .plact to be ounce tail A dinner favorite is rack of lamb * * * ** Consistently superb — s rsre Monday. March 18. 1901 Q4tE * 38 2B* 04E Monday. 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When you start stirring drained, maraschino cherries. chilled peanut butter balls in choco- with — pork and prunes. Served on a 1 teaspoon Worcestershire Cool slightly before slicing Thrs tAvheser yyfou tudhig cceko,n iattni wndui lehla brteod a tso gti lrso,tsi rsity a qwmîilx letv ugerenet- . DnaotTnio'htn eb.s ee waforualidd tmoak uese f yeosutirv eim aagfti-er- slaettTe. h aensde ctahsiltle a mgauicnh u bnetitlte crh tohcaonla tthee iys SEYAoFuOrO LDo, cFaRlU FITre &s hVE MGEETAATB,L DEE SLTIO, RE bbpearduk neodefs pw pohrrokitme c ihrsioecspes, t stooppe apcdiedadl l wyv aistrehiae sstyopnic eaedsd,. 61 psomsraakull cc eoh n'o iposn ,( osrli pceodrk loins) rC1e HcctuOppeC sOyuiLeglAadrsT E1 SloAaUf. CE tually lose its glossy appearance dinner mints for Easter, colored in sound. well as fiber to your life Beer bread, % cup hot water 3 tablespoons cocoa Notes Wa ghreena site ddo epsa,n i.m msheadpiiantgely w pituht i ty oinutro spring pastels. 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Use in cheese spreads, sauces, several months stored in tightly dips, salads and as a vegetable or closed containers in the refrigerator casserole topping. New Zealand Norwegian Pink PLYMOUTH CHARTER TOWNSHIP or freezer. When frozen, nuts will They can add just that extra keep for a year or longer, depending crunch, to make a dessert memora- ORANGE R0UGHY SALMON ORDINANCE NO. 83.56 on the type of nut. ble. They are a baker's delight, read- Pecans may be limp when thawed. ily available and certainly easy to AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND THE ZONING ORDINANCE OF THE CHARTER Crisp them by baking in a 350-de- use. Make your favorite foods more STEAKS TOWNSHIP OF PLYMOUTH BY AMENDING THE ZONING ORDINANCE .gree oven for 10-15 minutes for deficious by adding nuts. TEXT OF ARTICLES V. VI. XXXII. SECTION 5 2. USES SUBJECT TO SPE- ' 3 . 79 CIAL CONDITIONS IN THE AGRICULTURAL DISTRICT AND SECTION 6 2. ITVALUABLE COUPON USES SUBJECT TO SPECIAL CONDITIONS IN THE R-l-E, R-l-H. 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Celebrating 31 Years CHICKEN , _ 1 One-Family Residential Districts presently read as follows 9 One coupon Service BACON 1 Public, parochial and private schools, including nursery schools, churches, libraries, community buildings, hospital! convalescent I ' per person per visit. - Y COUSIN JACK PASTIES § BREAST homes, municipal facilities, municipal parks and playgrounds and mortuaries excluding park & ride facilities. We don't claim to be the best. Section 5.2. Uses Subject to Special Conditions in the Agricultural District ind Section 6 2. Uses.Subject to Special Conditions m the R-l-E. R-l-H. R-l-S and R- We'd rather let our customers be the judge. 1 One-Family Residential Districts are hereby proposed to be amended to read • 9 9* as follows: ' B 1 Public, parochiil and private schools including nursery schools J B e e ch D a l j ^ 537-5581 I fhlowmhesw, um.u lnibicriapraiel sf,a rcoilmitmiens,n milyun hiuciilpraiiln gpsar khso aapnidtt pk.la ycgornovuanldessc eexn t w m i m m m mt eluding park and ride facilities - BONELESS Fresh Section 5.2 and 6.2 are hereby proposed to be amended to add Item f to Section • t w r I " l r 'v t y * rr- 5 2 and Item 6 to Section 6 2to read aS follows CANTON CENTER W CUBE STEAK OCEAN PERCH 5 2-8 Mortuaries or funeral homes A caretaker s residence may be permit ted as an accessory use to a mortuary or funeral home, provided that 6 2-6 a The caretaker's residence shall be contained within the mortuary building or may be provided in an accessory building after review (?1 ?)459-775! $ 2 . 29 $ and approval by the Planning Commission , 1 . 89 b The caretaker s residence shall be constructed in accordance with . • Full Grocery Line • Fresh Meats • Produce • Deh • Beer U Wme • Lotto 1 the adopted building code, and provided with plumbing, heating, OPEN MON.-SAT. 8 A.M.-l 1P.M. •") A.M.-JO P.M. lb. lb. 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There are over. s1.79 7 9* 6 9* accessory use but not include dwellings, residential or lodging pur- 7. mi an afcacceislistoierys, u osre .s lbeuetp innogt qinucalrutdeirnsg f odrw heullminagns, b reeisnigdse,n etisacle oprt lfoodrg a referred to as "Cnb Death.' But fighting SIDS. caretaker s residence permitted as an accessory use to a mortuary *2,99 1.89 under Sections 5 1 and <1 ' „ rnaybe you didn't hear that SIDS is The Southeast Michigan Gal * 3 . 4 9 ib Section 32 2 is hereby proposed to be amended to include a definition t« a. to the number one cause of death in Chapter of the National * 2 . 99 rpdil AS Porterhouse Inglenook Wine infants from one wvek to one year. 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MXIO on the 12th day of March. 1M1. and ordered to he given poMica Open: Mon.-Sat. 9:00-7:00; Sun. 10:00-6:00 uon in the manner prescribed bjr law Adopted by the Township Board of Truotees on March U. lt»l T X W Tf Effective Date April 11. lMl k t -JLt it *i — £-• « 68* O&E Monday. March 18, 1991 In fine spirits with cognac from A. Hardy Raise the temperature of cognac the smoothness, roundness and bal- The French district of Cha rentes, WINE SELECTIONS focus on wine by hand. Do not waste money on a ance. an hour's drive northwest of Bor- OF THE WEEK warmer. Cognac is 40 percent alco- Next, take a bigger sip. Rotate the deaux, on the Atlantic, is known for hol and many desirable components cognac in your mouth so that your butter, cream, shellfish, casseroles Although Hardy's Cognac Per- '~i Eleanor and are volatile. Heating the spirit only tongue is coated and simultaneously and cognac. fection is just that, not all A. Har- serves to evaporate volatile ele- circulate air through the liquid. Your gro"wCong onna cc hparlokdyupcseodil, dfrooumble gproatp-deiss - dthye cyo agrnea cvsal aurees pwrhiceeny .co Imnp faarcetd, I Ray Heald ments before you get to enjoy them. eonvteirrfel'omwo uwtihth a tnhde naarsoaml ap assages will tilled, and aged In oak, has the ele- to many of the more heavily ad- TASTE IS best appreciated in two "Length is the most important gant, delicate aroma and smooth, sil- vertised brands. Delicate and steps also. Take a little drop of co- characteristic of fine cognac," main- ky taste of the finest distilled spir- smooth, A. Hardy cognacs are ex- ameter with a total volume of a new level of perfumes that are gnac on your tongue and let it diffuse tains Hardy. "Oak aging and the its," says Behedicte Hardy, cellent examples of the region's ounces. This tasting glass allows the part of the less volatile components. through your mouth. Swallow it very spirit give a perfect marriage that is international export manager for A. finest spirit. cognac to present its perfumes in This step helps assess the length of slowly, detecting whether there is evident even after the glass is emp- Hardy cognac. A. Hardy VSOP ($30.97) repre- waves — the very volatile first, fol- the cognac. any bitterness or acidity. Note too tied." Hardy, the great-great gran- sents a feminine style of cognac. lowed by less volatile components. A daughter of the founder Antoine It is delicate with a warm bou- l-o(ince pour of cognac is ample for Hardy, whose cognac house has quet and a light, clean, smooth, a thorough evaluation. In the case of borne his name since 1863, is on a flavorful finish. coghac, tasting requires less drink- NEYB mission to sell America on the plea- A. Hardy Napoleon ($37.40) fits ing and' more attention to aromas, sures of sipping cognac. Hardy into the "house" style between flavors and sensations. 1 received great attention in the Unit- VSOP and XO. Lingering oak nu- View the cognac against a bright, ed States last year because her fami- ances are evident with the con- white background to observe its col- ly operated firm offers the world's most expensive spirit — Cognac sviosrtse nets ttahbreliasdhe odf w airtohm thaes VanSdO Pfl a- ogro ladnedn hbureill iwaintcheo.u tIt b eshinogul dto oha dvaerk a e oril' iiitil spiral-slked nam. . .s INC i -Perfection, retailing for $3,500 per A. Hardy XO,-($57.32) illus- Cognac s aroma can be evaluated in Ibottle. trates how extended oak aging two steps. First, hold the glass at ' Consistent house style, the reputa- enhances a delicate cognac style. waist level and swirl it vigorously. tion of a cognac producer, falls Hints of vanilla in the aroma and Then, very slowly, raise the glass largely on the nose of the master taste are indicative of artful dis- toward your nose. Breathe in deeply blender. The job of blending cognacs tillation techniques. to determine at what maximum dis- requires years of training and expe- A. Hardy Noces D'Or ($95.56) a tance you can perceive the first per- rience as well as concentration, a superior cognac in every respect. fumes of the cognac. This will help sensitive nose and good taste mem- Fruit essence and field violet aro- you determine Ihe vitality of the co- ory. mas end with the velvety smooth- gnac, which is controlled by the ness of chocolate cream. more volatile elements of the spirit. For full enjoyment of a fine cognac, practice the following tech- Repeat the process of swirling and niques when you taste. is not a snifter but one that is tall inhaling while holding the glass a and slim on a short stem-. The bowl is few inches from your nose. 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The top-ranked Saliors scored a state-record 148.95 to Teammate Aimee Goff won the bars title with a outduel Plymouth Salem and win the state gymnastics 19.05, and the Sailors took the top three places with championship Friday at Ann Arbor Pioneer High Heather Schneller (19.00) and Swelnis (18.90) next School. Fraser's Dana Komlenovich captured first place-on the Mona Shores was nearly five points better than the vault at 18.90. No. 2 Rocks, whose 144.00 would have been an amazing Swelnis also claimed the all-around championship score in any previous year. The results went according Friday with a 37.80. Schneller (37.75) was second, and to the rankings with Plymouth Canton finishing third at Miller and Goff tied for third (37.15). Miller scored 36.30 138 to win the all-around last year and 18.25 to win on the bars. "They are the best ever, and they are a coming pow- Sofios was eighth (36.40) among the all-arounders. er." said Canton coach John Cunningham of Mona Gonyea ninth (36.05), Rennolds 12th (35.40) and Stacey Shores, referring to the fact its top gymnasts are under- Kamar of Athens 14th (35.15). classmen. "They're not a flash in the pan. This is going "(The Mona Shores girls) have better form than I do," to continue for two or three more years ". Miller^said. "We're equal on tricks, but their form is Salem had hoped to upset the Sailors, but nobody was better and that knocked me down a bit. They were real- going to catch Mona Shores. ly good. I thought I did the best I could." "What can I say?" Salem coach Kathi McBride said. McBride thought Miller had a good meet, too. "The better team won. The only way we could have won "As I've said, (the judges) don't really want to see new is if they made mistakes, and they didn't make any." stuff," she said. "They want clean routines. I still think Kim has the harder routines. She did-a good job but FROM AN individual perspective, the meet would compared to the competition it didn't look as clean. have been a huge success for most gymnasts with Salem sophomore Kim Miller's results, but it was less than "SHE'S STILL my favorite gymnast in the state. No what she had hoped. matter where she placed I'm still happy with what she Miller, the defending champion in the all-around and did." - uneven bars, did well in every event Saturday at the Gonyea. a sophomore in her second state finals, took individual gymnastics finals but failed to win an event fifth on the beam (18.25) and was included in the sixth- or repeat as the overall best. place tie on floor. Miller was second on the balance beam (18.70) at Ann "I was hoping I would do better." she said. "It was my Arbor Pioneer High School, tied teammate Alysia Sofios lowest meet of the year. I guess I just wasn't on. But I'm for second in the floor exercise (18.90). was part of a still happy no matter how I did." four-way tie for third on the vault (18.70) and finished Rennolds. also a sophomore, tied for eighth on the fifth on the bars (18.25). vault (18.55) and was ninth on floor (18.60). "It was lower than I thought, but I guess it was pretty She said Coach. I only got a 9 3; that means I'll be good." Miller said. "It's sort of disappointing, because ninth.'" Cunningham said. "I told her 'You could have last year I won and I didn't do that well this year." been 43rd. and I still would have been proud of you because you still did a beautiful job.' " Other area gymnasts who advanced to the individual In addition to sharing second place on floor with Mil- finals were Sofios and Courtney Gonyea of Salem and ler. Sofios. a freshman, was 10th on the bars with an Kim Rennolds of Plymouth Canton. 18.05. Musk«gon Mona Shores dominated the team competition Friday and left an impression on the individual por- "I missed (qualifying on) vault by one-tenth and beam tion. too. by five-hundredths." she said "1 wanted to compete in those events, but I came here today to have fun. "I thought we had the potential (to qualify more girls JOHN STORMZANO/staff photograph individually)," said Cunningham, who took seven team ipattiai) members to state competition. "But just watch the iinrt ' t""< 1 ' ll-ul |LJ rr""*n f"" 1 h""" ^ Kim Milter of Plymouth Salem tilth «r hnttn, in mtnrw nwont Saturday at the individual Mona snores girls and discover why there aren't a lot of come back more prepared next year. I know what to other teams in the finals." look for now." -c. state gymnastics championships. Observer announces '91 honor roll By Stavs Kowafski was able to get off the bottom when regional and third in the state He was staff writer needed" - was 40-3 this year, finishing his career with a school record 134 wins against 36 N all-area Scott Martin, 112, Plymouth Sa- defeats A two-time state qualifier and lem: Martin was 38-11 with 28 pins and three-time Trt-River League champ. took first in the WLAA and first at the dis- Kramer thrs season recorded 26 pms and ONE OF OBSERVER- wrestling trict A two-time league champion. Martin in the classroom maintains a 3 5 GPA has a 72-25 overall record with his senior ' Jed. was one of the hardest work.ng LAND'S top wrestling year remaining. He carries a 3 5 grade- and most disciplined athletes we've had squads earned a berth in point average the pleasure of coaching." coach Pete this year's state team record of 122-27. was second at the re- "Scott had a very tough weight class Newton said "Jed has the discipline and meet, but the area was well repre- gional and fifth at state He was 48-11 this year and placed everywhere he went work ethic to excel as a college-scholar sented at the individual state meet. this season but couldn't w>n until the league and dis- athlete and he proved he was among the Redford Catholic Central sent five "I have watched Rob mature from his trict." Saiem coach Ron Krueger said best in the state." wrestlers to the individual meet. The freshman yea* • by the pounding he "Scott's a very hard worker and will be Shamrocks had a pair of fourth- received from Lee Krueger (two-time one of our captains next year " Ryan Carriere. 125, Livonia Ste- place finishes while Walled Lake state champ)," CC coach Mike Rodri- venson: Making his second-straight ap- $cott Martin Jed Kramer Rusty Fowler Western's Andy Fritz managed to guez said. "This in itself is courage. I per- Rusty Fowler, 119, Catholic Cen- pearance on the All-Observer team. Car- Salem Thurston Redford CC record the lone state title, capturing sonally thank Rob for giving this old tral: Fowler won every regular-season riere finished his career with an 85-32-1 the 103-pound weight class. coach his 500th career win. by pinning tournament he entered, including the Bat- record and the school record for pms A All in all, it was an exciting year Tom Russell of Hazel Park I will always tle Creek, Lansing Sexton. Lansing East- three-time regional qualifier. Carriere was of wrestling, and the following wres- remember Rob and wish him continued ern, CC and Romulus mvrtationals and the- a league champion and also won the tlers earned the most respect in Ob- success," Catholic League meet. Also a district and Southfield-Lathrup Invitational He was server land. A panel of area coaches regional champion. Fowler finished with a second at the Plymouth Canton tnvnta- Andy Fritz. 103. Walled Lake S4-3 overall record and took fourth m the i and second at the Class A distnci selected the honor squad. The 119-pound weight class had a Western: The only state1 champion in Class A meet Sean Rock. 130, W.L. Central: pair of worthy candidates, so the tOhbes Celravsesria And .d Fisrittrzic at,ls ore tgoiookna fli.rs tW-pelascteer nin recHoer dfi nished his career iîth a 215-31 Rock was 34-5 with 15 pins and was the honor was shared by Redford Thurs- Lakes Aclivtlies Association and Clarks- "It has taken four years for Rusty to WLAA and South Lyon invitational cham- ton's Jed Kramer and Redford Cath- ton and West Bloomfieid mviiatiooate He come into his own, and he had an out- pion - He placed second at Ciarkston. olic Central's Rusty Fowler improved as the year progressed after standing season after being in the shadow Oakland County and the Class A district ALL-AREA FIRST TEAM taking fourth place m the Oakland County of the Helm brothers (Jay and Matt)," "He d.d an outstanding job for us this meet and third in the South Lyon Invita- Rodriguez said 'We are all very proud of year." coach Carl McBride said "His Rob Sylvester, Catholic Cen- tional Ms accomplishments " takedown technique « the best I've tral, heavyweight: A sen**, Sylvester He went 46-3 with 23 pins seen " placed in every tournament he entered "Andy matured and knew what to ex- - Jed Kramer. 119. Redford Thurs- and too^, first in the Romulus Invitational'. pect this year." coach Dick Watson said ton: Kramer took an undefeated dual Chris Brown, 135, Livonia Jason Krueger Dan Kelly Rob Sylvester Cathofic League meet and the Class A "He rode his opponents realty wen. con- meet record mto the post-season before Redford CC Redford CC district. Sylvester, who had a career trolled people when he was on top and finishing second m the Class B disinct and Please turn to Page 3 Redford CC * Tigers too quick for Canton By Dan O'Meara Wagoner said "He's been doing that in practice, staff writer and tonight he stepped up and did it in a game " Belleville was led by Ron Hunter and Derrick The book was closed on another Observeriand basketball Boles with 22 and 21 points respectively Nine boys basketball season Friday when the last sur- players scored for the Tigers, but no ooe else had viving team. Plymouth Canton, lost to Belleville more than seven. In addition to the 6-5 Hunter and in the final of the Wyandotte regional tournament. 6-6 Boles. Belleville started 6-7 Tyrone Hicks up 72-53 ankle but had been expected to play FYiday front The Chiefs, who had never been that far in the The Tigers slowly built a 14-2 lead while Canton tournament and finished with a 16-9 record, "I THOUGHT we d»d a good job under the cir- committed 12 turnovers in the first quarters played well in certain respects and made a game cumstances," Canton coach Dave Van Wagoner of tt for a while But the Belleville defense, which said. "Our guys tried as hard as they could. I think BELLEVILLE'S full-court press didn't bother forced Canton into 30"turnovers, was the deciding we represented Plymouth-Canton and Observer the Chiefs as much as its half-court defense Can factor. land well. ton used an effective press breaker but was vul The No 7-rated Tigers (24-1) claimed their first "After we have a couple days to look back oo it, nerable to the Tigers quickness and made most of regional championship and will play a quarterfi- I think we'll realize what a great season we had its turnovers after crossing the time line nal game Wednesday in Jackson Belleville's only We lose four great seniors, but I'd like to think previous appearance in a regional final ended we've established something we can carry into Belleville's pressure defense does that to you," with a loss to eventual state champion Romulus in next year." Vsn Wagooer said It's a relentless defense For 1986 Junior guard Derrick McDonald scored 20 the most part. I thought we did well, but they got Canton was minus two of its usual starters, points, which included three triples, to lead the some spurts that just just put us out of our game sophomore guard Mike Stafford and senior for- Chiefs Brett Howell and Hal Heard, a 6-4 junior "1 think their quickness took control of the ward Kevin Holmes who came oft jhe bench to give a solid effort at game Their defensive pressure took us out ol JOHN STOftM2ANO/«alt photograph* Stafford had another obligation, and Holmes both ends of the court when Canton needed help, anything we wanted to run all night suffered a (woken hip in a car accident Friday added 10 apiece Rob Wilson of Canton outhustles Belleville's Oarrian Summer- morning The 6-foot-4 Holmes, who had U> be hos- "Hal did a beckuva job. and we feel he's going pitalized. missed Tuesday's game with a sprained to be a heckuva plaver if he works at itVan PHaaa him te Papa 3 villa for a loose ball in the regional final. • . i » :

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