Canton (Observer SEVENTYFTVE CENTS THI K-SDAY. JUNE 22. 1996 • CANTON. MICHIGAN . 112 PACKS VOLUME 20 NUMEKR 99 Fun arrives in form of festival IN THE P A P ER of chance such a* blackjack end TODAY a.m. Friday until 9 a.m. Sunday along Bl roulette. The fund raiser will contin Canton Center Road. Cherry Hill to Fun arrive® tills weekend In the form of the annu- ue until about midnight under a big Palmer, as well aa on Proctor Road, al Canton Liberty Feet at Heritage Perk. west from Canton Cantor. top tent between the amphitheater and the Canton Public Library. Summertime activities are planned for thoee of The feat begins Friday with an eve Another new feature of the feat is ning of country and western music. ail ages. Organizers are hoping for minimal rain. Bingo Night, hosted by the Canton The Willow Creek Band will perform Chamber of Commerce with coopera- Airport mooting: Congresswom- a two-hour concert at 7:30 p.m. in the BY JOANNE MAU8MWBK1 erty Feet planning committee. Heritage Park amphitheater stage. tion from the Canton Community an Lynn Rivers will host a meet- ST AFT Wuni Whatever the weather this Prior to the show, Fran Mint* of J ex Foundation. Bingo, which will pro- ing on the Willow Run expansion It may be »teaming hot, but what- end, feet planner* are just hoping zeroise will lead a line dance demon- vide money for scholarships, will be and tradeport at 9:30 a.m. Satur- ever you do, don't hope for r«in this tdhidat l aitst d yoeeaarn.' t" Aracintu aclolyn,s tlaansttl yye alirk ew aist stration. otop tehne 7 L-1a1s pV.emg.a sa nNdi gbhet tinen at. tent next weekend when the fourth annual Friday night also provides a debut day. /2A Canton Liberty Feet takea over Heri- as bad as it could get Anything will for new Liberty Feet event*. A Las The Liberty Feet will help feature be an improvement 1 need to do an new highlights in and near Heritage tage Park. Vegas Night, boated by the St. Thom- snti-rain dance," Dates added. 'Fore' a good cause: The "It's OK if it rein* midnight to 4 Because of expected heavy traffic, as A' Becket Booetor Club, will begin See FESTIVAL, 4A a.m.," uid Bob Datea. Canton recre- at 7 p.m. It will feature classic games Friends of the Canton Public Li- ation supervisor and chair of the Lib- parking will be prohibited from 11 Program brary are planning a Sept. 13 golf outing. /2A Aimingjrigh develops Condo development: Condomin- iums in the $170,000 price range are being added to the Pheasant Run Golf Course community. /3A leaders COUNTY NEWS BY JOANNE MAUSZEWSKI Voc-tech OK: For the second JiTAfr Warrxs time, the state House of Repre- Now that the inaugural claw of sentatives has passed a high Leadership Canton has graduated, applications are available for the sec-. school voc-tech bill. /5A 1 session of the program to begin tn Tou realize that the more you OPINION learn, the more you find out whet there i* to learn." said graduate Carol Thompeon of the Hurflto Valley Girl Mitlago win: Voter support of the Scout Council. Wayne- Westland school millage The 22 graduates of the first Lead- package should have some payoff ership Canton — sponsored by the Canton Chamber of Commerce — en for Canton. /10A courage new participants to sign up for the nine-month program that begins with an overnight retreat Sept ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT 14-15. Some graduates of the first class Arts & Entertainment: The will serve on the program's 1996-96 Checking It out Gerry Poehlman tries out Bob Pingston s steering committee, which plans the games people play aren't just for ^nTdaughter Anne Marie Block, enjoys her dad's enthusiasm. Pingston showed visitors course of study, including field tripe, kids anymore. Gaming has become visit* to community business*, his plane at the annual pancake breakfast, sponsored by the Experimental Aircraft a new favorite with many adults. court, a prison, social service agencies tion-Chapter 113 at Mettetal Airport on Father's Day. For more photos and a story, turn to /IB SaeLIAMftS, 4A Page 3A. ___ • Exhibit: Artist Saundra Weed Cable TV manager set for new challenges creates quilt paintings that beg to be touched. /IB 1 SPORTS involved with Omnicom in the early BY JOANNE MAUSZEWSM STATT wuni day*. "It came easy to me. It's cre- You've probably heard her name. ative. It'* organi**tion. It's a lot of HlftM Park hero: Former Plym- It'* generally associated with cable strategic planning." outh Canton pitching star Craig television. But if you can believe it, Great fun i* how Boland described Omnicom general manager Use Bo- thoee early year* in *ale* and market- Benedict guided Hines Park to a land originally had her sights on being. which involved * lot of traveling. i, 7-2 victory over Livonia Collegiate coming a physician. In her 20* and married, but without Baseball League rival Little Cae- "In college I took classes in every children, the job wa* *n experience. thing imaginable," said Boland. who Two year* later. Boland was pro- sars Monday. /1C will be leaving Omnicom June 30 to moted to the director of marketing in become the product manager for basic Michigan. Best in soccer: The all-Observer and satellite servicee for Continetal In 1986, Capital Citie* left Omni- Cable, which ia buying Omnicom com and bought ABC Television. girls soccer team has been selected, 8«pt.ao. Omnicom owner Harry Suri bought and once again it features some of Boland signed up for cable televi- the company. Continental ha* been a the top players in the state. /4C sion classes. "I really fall in love with minoritypartner *in« 1992. When telecommunications," said Boland. Boland leavee. Rick Collman now the who switched out of pre med at Mich- director of corporate development and BUSINESS igan State University and sat her Omnicom'* first general manager, will sight* on television. "I Ml broedceet take over Boland * poet. wasn't growing as fast as cable. And 1 "It'* a complex businees It has al- Datebook: Area groups offer wanted to grow with it" ways been a changing industry. Bo- Our WAasBM/Sr*rr pHorrocRAruM seminars, workshops for small She ha*. Boland hae been general land said. She recalls the early i960* SSYIH* goodbyt: Lisa Boland. general manager at Omnicom 7sc' manager at Omnicom *ince 1968. But when 12 channel* were available and business owners. she started in cable television aa a the industry wa* not regulated aa it is ObkSuTl988, will leaue June 30to take a new door-to-door sale* representative "I today. product manager for basic and satellite services wUh Cont,- kind of stumbled into ealea and mar- She ha* been overseeing major nental Cable, which is buying Omnicom. AT HOME keting. I had thee* great ideas of technological changes at Omnicom in being * director and producer." recent month*, including the iaatalla ny 1* also rebuilding it* system and converter boxes — used tor premium But Boland was steered into mar- tion of 60 miles of fiber optic cable channel* such a* Di*ney — to what i * will increase available channels from Bonsai: Little trees mean a lot. keting and sales And she can't aay that will reduce service interruptions called an addressable system that al- 63 to an expected 110. Sneivee trhsiasr yli vsihnogw a ortf atht et hFeo 2u2r nSde aa-n- smhaer rkeegtrientgs d Iitr eIcnto 1r9 o6f1 O, h*hio* f wora sC ampaidta*l fUonr ec.u stomers at the end of the service lcouws*to cmoemr manudni Ocamtinoincom b.et Twheeen co mthpea - See MANAGER, 4A Cities Communications, which wa* Omnicom is switching sons Bonsai Club of Michigan this Coping with summertime heat is no easy task weekend. /Section D Hot Job: Charles Burks of INDEX BYK*VWB»OWN Ron's Asphalt works outside •TAT Warn* Monday, as temperatures Freeh heaps of cod-black aaphalt soared to the mid-90s. SIA steamed in the hot ISA 1C dripped off Charles IB 10-11A (ace as he raked it la The teftsperaturs early this was in th* mid-90*. That's plenty hot HERE S HOW TO REACH US for moat of us, but It had to be for Burks and torn follow bars, laying hat patch on a driveway for Ron s Asphalt fm: 313 <114224 he deal with the beet? "1 * five gallons of Onlerade ert* 3134S3-21** Uir 31*053-2042 "You got to gst work whan you e*n ' Dtthmy 313-001 cms/TV wmktf 313 0S3-2132 80s W. - - - - (C)3A The Observer! THURSDAY. JUNE 22, 1995 Tht Observer * HI HSOAY JUNE 22. 1995 Proceeds from golf outing will benefit library da Garrett, Maria McCabe, Peg Canton community by promoting B•TYUA TJ ( OWoAilaNr romNuEaU MDA| I S EeUpEt.W 1S3UU o n the oCpraagrnattinoc nnip apatrniootgsn rihanamd t Thwehnew yU ha hedeltplpne hfdriop um s fcSihetr.a aPntcluaesy teionr* a w h iaonllseo ain w o1i9nll9*6 cho aDrvneoedagl .ae 0th9e9I n9Ft reireensdtesd aptla lyhears l iabrera raya,ka 3d9 7to pdseiurrbevlciictc ef asin.w aTanhrceeian lFe srasise snoidfss ttah neacles loi bf rooarfr fytehr es• JMLueodayodn eT raesnahdcihp BC waarnoktreotrhn,. B oa gabra wZdauulllakte ear a, new Pheasant Run Golf Club will with It this year But next mr. round up their friends and col purchaae of new equipment, Brian Bunker and Debbie Zevalk ; be • fir* for the Fnends of th« ibe Friends will take it over and Outing fee* are $100 for a single leagues to help make the Friends books aa well aa special programs ink. Leadership Canton, spoo ; i'an tan Public bhrtn do it oureelvea." Barker added golfer and >400 for a foursome first outing a success Contact the for children and adulta, Barker sored by the Canton Chamber ,.if • The Friends are sacking sponsors library- to participate, 397 0999. or Commerce, is a program rtwigna*/ 'It will be the first |wd chance The public is invited to pevtici- for each of the 18 holes on the Ar- mail a check to Friends of the Li- to provide leadership skills and for th« public to see the new golf pate in the ouung. which will be thur Hills designed course that brary. 1200 S. Canton Canter Because the Friends has a spa community knowledge u. perticC course on an outing.' *aid Mania gsttna rwt iinth a•n a 8c:n3w0n hafmo*. » fhoortmguanl msioeanns.d seorsu tthhr oofu gChhe frirvye H silulb,d wiveis-t iRsotraadt.i oCna dnetoand,li Mnei cith .J u4l8y1 8I.8 . Reg cial non-profit status, participa- pvoalnvte*d i ninte rtehseted co mInm ufantittiyng " Tn S1 Barker Fnenda library volunteer Brwakfoat. lunch and dinner wtll of Canton Center. Sponaorahipa tion ia tax deductible, Barker outing waa one of a number coordinator be served A traveling trophy will are 1100 per hole. Anyone who is The Friends group ia dedicated added. projects Leadership CanUm To get the ball rolling an the be offered, aa will other conteata interested in sponaorahip or in to establishing a cloae relation The outing ia being planned by uatea worked on. Fnends* new fund-raiser and prttea. including a 50-50 raf donating prises should contact ship between the library and the Friends committee members Lin- FORK Friends — the oon profit Willow Run project focus of weekend meeting IC- oVmLS-HmFUuILnAity Schoola. TT»h e founda . wRuiClnl o heooxfeprtav anMs mieooeneati iasnnfgid L o yntrn enthdes pR Woivritlelr oasw t • CONNECTION GFooTulhnfe do aEutditouinnc agwt iiolln aSlpon Esxocre iltlsen sceec ocHauoltleiindngeg l i,Es 4E 1TF6h-1u 7trr4sud2s.a tye.e Ju Rnaey m22o,n db y pfBollara ytc hkAe w heol l1l eF9-o9inr5d o inMae ut chsoetna gntergasnt.d f rpormis e ltBihoaenn P ksl.uy Epmpxooteurnttshde pd Cro aDgnratayomn sC Ca slrouetchh Pinr ago*- " jlluaivs tatr nha iihnsein lspgiz: eaSt iw xt-hhyeiel eaar ng-norauldnadl Bppaearnnecn aLtksie sJtio mbnre p aarknafdacst itMc eaastry iMn A eantnt ep tlSaauln le- 9th:3e0 C aamnto Sna tPuurdbaliyc. L Jiburnaery .24 1.2 0in0 You do not have u> be present to oWnded annensudaaly. g Joulfne o u2t8in.g a ta tF e8ll oa.wms a fFuollr $r1o3u5n.d g oolffe grsol wf,i lclo tnretianteednt atol forT thhee ou ntionng-p rhoeflipta rfaoiusned amtioonne,y gprraomgr.a am ,m aassthist a/rnecaedi nfogr e fdfiiscaiebnlceyd Airport. Sli.c *ia a innivointe dC enter Road The pub- win CrTeehke Glaosltf dCaoyu rtsoe rineg Cisatenrto fno.r the banreda akfa sstte, alkunc dhin onner, th efol lcoowuirnsge wlehaircnhi negn hina ntchee* Pl ytemaochuithng Ca anntdo n cahnidl dpraerne,n atcinagde emdiucca tmioinn.i -grant* Organizers flip Eyes on design Soccer tryouts Seven Canton and Plymouth ST PHOTOS SY BUX BaaaL*a Giris U-15 soccer tryouts for residents and their classic autoa the Canton Soccer Club Select were among the more than 200 over day's doings Flipping flapjacks: John Bros and John Maxfield were among Experimental Aircraft Aviation members who will be at 6:30 p m Fnda>. June participants in the prestigious made about 2,000 pancakes for the annual pancake breakfast at Mettetal Airport on Father a Day. 23, and 10 am Saturday. June Eye* on Classic Design auto show 24. in Heritage Park. Canton For a fund raiser for the Detroit more information contact Greg Institute of Ophthalmology — Schupra, 397 8991. or Brian June 18 on the grounds of the BR JOANNE MALISZEWBIU • The organization al- hmaaldf-eg malolorens t hofa no r2a.n0g0e0 jpuaincce.a k"eWs.e" McCormick. 469-8654 Edael and Eleanor Ford House. BTAFT Warm ready awarded SS00 Purdy said. Canton residents who partici- Better weather brought more scholarship* to honor The pancake breakfast is si so a Beef raffle pated included: George Goaheff gpwda to the annual pancake student* Darren T. perfect time for pilots to give free The Canton Historical Society with a 1951 two door Mercury, breakfast sponsored by the Exper- rides. The recent graduates and ia sponsoring its "2nd Annual Beef Tom and Mary Kowal with a 1937 imental Aircraft Association at Schlndel, a Canton scholarship recipienU. Schindel Raffle during the Canton Libertv Ford Cabnolet, Jeff Coleman with Settetal Airport on Father's Day. High School graduate, and LaGrow. were flying the Feat this weekend. a 1971 Ford Thunderbird Landau I "We actually had a 150 percent and Samuel i. LaOrow, skies, as were their families D H HI Tickets are still available from Plymouth residents included Increase in traffic this year." said Pilots also signed up kids for any member of the historical soci- Robert Laird with a 1995 Phil- Ed Purdy. president of the EAA a Salem High School the Young Eagles program, which ety or at the Liberty Feat June 23 hps Laird Special Roadster. John Chapter 113, which haa about 75 graduate. introduces the youngsters to avia- 25 The society will have two Pnce Jr.. with a 1940 Ford Deluxe members. tion with free plane rides. "We dberaefw, winhgi,c hea cwhill fo cro mae q upaacrtkearg eodf Ccboeurpoe a. n1d96 419 4F1or dLi nFcaollcnon Z eRpahny r The pancake breakfast serves gfoavrme os.u"t P aubrodyut s a1i0d0. Young Eagle b ib and ready for the freeier The Coupe. Paul Rebann with a 1967 as the EAA's fund-raiser for the drawings will be at 4 p.m. Sun Shelby 427 Cobra. D Mark Troa organisation that provides schol- Pilots will give rides at Mette- day. June 25 in Heritage Park tie with a 1932 Ford Roadster arships to graduating high school tal Saturday. June 24. If more aaniors interested in aviation. kids come than expected, the pi- "I think we will be able to five lot* will schedule them for subse two more scholarships this year. quent Saturdays. "Kids can still Purdy said. The organisation al a Salem High School graduate. come to the airport on Saturday Canton Observer ready awarded iSOO scholarships but they will probably be in the : to hpnor students Darren T. In all. 700 breakfasts of pan group that we have to schedule Comparing note* Bob'Pingston (left) shows Gerry Poehlman his plane, a Stearman, at «S43 -U6? C vxwn* jSpcrhadinudaetel., aar tCda Snatomnu eHl iJg.h L aSGchroowol, c1a0k0e ps owuenrdes se orfve sda.u Taahgaet i nancdlud 3e0d later," Purdy said. the annual breakfast. v» *4 \l IJJI.1 m -i i «j * a *u mfn S*: -AOt Condo project and eatery OaMW S»€ vcf «a m. "C J.l «S»2J» "•* c* lecommended for approval Where IU A l )l R s 1 R V IC I a covered entry and windows on the condominiums BY JOANNB MAUSZKWSKI P H O NE I I N ES THURSDAY. FRIDAY, SATURDAY i HTAIT Warms will be spaced appropriately for a traditional look. Planning commissioner* also asked for an im- IE3 -Âttached condominiums in the $170,000 and up CHOOSE FROM: $19.98 YOUR CHOICE wica range are expected to round out the Pheasant proved design on the rear oftJ*a-eoj>dominiumB that canyou find will be featured in two-untfr%aûnit and four-unit Hun Golf Course community. • VIDEO GAMES "You caught the spirit, the impetus of the town- buildings While the rear eWVations were improved HOMEUNR: 953-2020 to have their own unique appearance. Robertaon Hasbro ship." said Vic Gustafaon. Planning Commission Open houses and new developments, in your area TWIST 'N fTYLi •DOLLS chairman. Monday night aa repreaentativea of Rob said it's impossible to have a brick fascia on the chimneys on the two-story rear elevations. free real estate seminar information iTir^NT • PRESCHOOL TOYS ertaon Brothers Co. developers offered their latest "You can't put real brick up there because there plans for tha condominium project 1 ORIG. 22.99 •SEGA are too many angle irons and the roof load (would be 9»» Tha Planning Commission recommended approv CLASSIFIED AFTER HOURS: 591-0900 • INFANT TOYS TOEJAJA I EARL al of the site plan for the condominiums, called the too heavy)." Robertson said. anew Saturn Place classified *&> at your convenience •TIME WARNER Links at Phaaaant Run. which will offer 218 uniU Robertaon developers also improved the design of • ACTION FIGURES MS. PACMAN on a little more than 48 acrea, south of the Summit a condominium clubhouse which will be the first structure that greets residents and visitors when CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT: 591-0500 • CRAFTS •US GOLD Parkway, west of Canton Center Road. they enter the complex. tf you have a question about home delivery or if you did not WINTER 0iY*PKS Commissioners also recommended approval of a Commissioner Melissa McLaughlin, also a town- receive your paper, please call one oi' our customer service rep- ALL AT UNBELIEVABLY site plan for a new McDonald s restaurant north of ship trustee, lauded the improved designs. I think resentatives during the following hours: LOW PRICESI AND MORE SELECTED TITLES v BMelliecvhiilglean Arovaednsu. e., . .b etween Canton Center and it punched up the curb appeal tremendously." • Monday and Thursday: 8 a.m — 8 p jn. ; ^ Recommended approval of boA site plana came Commissioner Ron Lieberman agreed. "In my for $9,995? • Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday; «J0 a.m. — 5:30 pjn SAVE 4 6% SAVE 5 0% SAVE 6 0% elUr representatives of both companies were aaked view it didn't have pixxaxx. Now it does." The Township Board must now approve the site ' la revise their individual deaigns. FAX UNE: 1 -300-967-5904 plans for both companies. Robertaon developers • Robertson Brothers, which is buying the acreage You can use J MasierCard- or Visa* to access the following TTTfrrrrr *om Canton Township, revised the daaip of the have yet to receive approval for engineering plans. "I information from our classified ads. This service «s available by I — available in two and three bed- think they would like to start this fall." Canton com- noon Wednesday and Saturday munity planner Jeff Goulet said. 1 rooms — to create a New England appearance. No. 9492: Loofong for a place to rent or someone Commissioners had aaked McDonald s represent- "I like to think we listened very hard to what you to share an *»artment wilW Get a listing of our renul atives to improve the appearance of what is called ^kad to say," said Paul Robertson, adding that the classdieds. Cost $5.95. the playacape portion of their restaurant. Commis - Iplans are now "significantly batter. * Hem No. 970* Collectibles Auction sales. AntKês : "We deserved what we got two weeks ago. Rob sioners said original deaigns made it look like a car aalea showroom. crate, rummage sales. Coct: $5.95 - ertaon said. "It ia certainly not the kind of elevations To make the playscape — designed for children — • Mem No. fmO: Recreation: boats, motorcycles, campers, 98 airplanes, etc Cost $5.95 ZEST* A Ml 'M SAY STOBY 2 RÛrtaon architect added stone, horisootai appear compatible with the remainder of the restau- A MM NO. 9622: Vehicles: Used trucks, vans and all MLMOM MUM* 1 ^ 98 MAK1S - elding, shake-style siding, board and batten on the rant, the McDonald's architect added columns to break up the lengthy window*. The architect also makes of automobiles Co* $39.95 ORIG. 29.99 6tl6. *4.*9 -exteriors Aleo added were maeonry fireplaces to the designed the whole building in brick with dark-col O«K?. i a .^ condominium., M ored block to serve as an accent. SAVE 6 0% M M, split garage doors and steeper pitch roofs O&E ON-LINE "I'm far more pleased with what we have here, : ^ " *e think the two-story unit* are going tohe™al I AMD SUMOUNCNNC MM; Ml -4711 strong now." Robertaon said. Ranch units will have Commiasioner Bob Wade said. UVONU AND fUHKMXNG HBMc. S91-0W3 ». Ysoofutw caanre —acPceCs sor O Mna-cliinneto wshi.th O jnu-slt ianbeo uutse arnsy c cano:m munications Mottsl PMoMrkDerV AKK IUrtTl TU ANMl Sound of music will fill park By now you've probably seen our SLs all over the a Send and receive unlimited email. ORIG. 19.99 neighborhood picking the kids up after school, going to a Access ail of the Internet— Tefoel Gopher, dtid. \*M / W^ WWW and mom ' Canton realdanU and _ • Tha coacarta are at 7:30 p.m. every Ttaursdiy the grocery store, or just resting in the driveway. K| editions of the the Observer i Eccentric : will he treated again this summer beginning iaaa 2» through Aag. 10. The final • Chat with users across town or across the country. " to s series of free outdoor concert* concert la the series, Tha Laredos with But those Saturn SLs probably aren't for sale. • the amphitheater In Heritage To bAWY. A PiyriaiwT KINO of C*T. NEWSPAPERS • « i»7 sua. [Httllif Jonathan Stars • July 27: The Nest Generation Han s the *5A The Observer Tm KSIUY JI. SK 22, 1995 The Observer/ THURSDAY. JUNE 22, 1995 4A(C) tech bill Festival from page IA No festival is truly an event lH*earrkit. algUef kHi da*eo uthte npelwaylyaca bpuel.l l newSa ptruarcdtaiyc* o frfaenrg** • fuil day of cathicartnoe*rus ga whndoilul ot tt hmheeir* w wee ewlklie tkhnndo wvinai ctohra*r - waviathiloaubtl eto ants a mofyr fioadod o,f swthanicdhs, i as s Glenn Oiander, R-Sturgi* They • The Houaa **ta was **-•• All area trhuenr*e .s Touhtehre o ifa tahne e xstpardeaiuamwa y(s tihtea)t paca nC.e Tnhtruarls dHaiyg,h J.u 3n0e0 2 2W, .in H Puornotni,- witfk of man\ teal event*. *» well rvenU. activities and treat* for all Kid* will be entertained by well as at the popular Taata of . Fwd»*Mod Ume. the state developed tha idee after tripe to attv*> voted yes Jaae 13. and one that runs north," said with speakers from the Oakland a. the r.«« Ptimillt Run Golf i|r« of fsatival goer* Saturday Ronald McDonald. Twiaty the Canton and the Picnic in tha Houao at R»pr«aaa*aH»— has Germany's hochschule system of Canton, waa absent Hart. County prosecutor's office and i\»ur»* «i»i Summit on the Park wiU conclude With the popular Park, sponsored by Plymouth- pwaaed a high sefcool voc-tach bill. 'vocational training students who Madison Height* police depart- Clown, 14 year old magician Phil >. o»muiUt> center, which i* *till and powerful fir-eworka apectacu Canton Drug Abuse Resistance Laat year the bill died in the Sen - aren't coUegebound. ment. lip Leja, as well a* the Flying ur*ier i.xm*truction tar at about 10 pm A new laser Education, which features food £ The House vote waa 88-9. 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LaMOftS/STW* pH0TO0**faSS tnsprfkaacitiililnlols*in n sasgtn.a pI ntard eoaaaglrdsrdoae*md w .fsoo cauronl dvodar wdrciirooneruakastt ii oooonnnc cp uooi-f-i t6sh4aeT iad Shc Seare easenat.aa oft Lferao fawroer iTneller tapBsiuel tsan n unidnpe t Wtmw,eeo Retnlt-ealCynaand fndso-,.r aTnrda iTl*h efor pFrroiemnodtsing o fthe S iassssuaef. ras CathmleHe emtanrraedtnn massn,pe dtonrtri te taDodtoi ouS ntgoen abC taueatdtra glB,cehit l-Rl - TtM3h0het4e. , mftiinoidlnl yihooenur erins ein ldv Deebsett. rion Yi tao,"u s 'hireme i agldaordine pgdo. stio- athne a pltreorbnlaetmive ia t oon ljyoi gnoiningg g taon ggse,t will feature sample* of daeaerta from last year." Date* said, urging A fine art* show, featuring 80 well as a Health Expo. Ipt "school to apprentice" pro ton. Strike 2 Senate rejected House amend The program ia designed to trom Oregnrs- t offee and punch visitors to arrive at leaat by 7 p.m. 100 artists, as well a* art work- "We have had tremendous co- Winner: Andrea DeZell of Plymouth (left) won first Iframa. It's part of House Bill 4422, the Sen. George Z. Hart, D-Dear- menu to the bill and sent it to a Youth gangs help parents and other adulta rec- *(lfiioo»pitolfm ewCq ivoluliui sbprisetmeo ser ea*ntrtv D efcodear.mn oP thr >le)aa ysoa*u-ntt A nR eguwon l f toLponli e b(uneenttrytt iy alf oF rpfe i*aartre fkwa iamnocgritkliyv ssi ptt otiaiec mdseoe a" rATehll er>r eitnh*e » secss honoLolrtilhepvedrsica n btalgiylnb vdl eHit ssfhii aestscohteoro C*r wpya aA n iiSsntnoa tfn imaennapg ttH,luie qiirrsseu,t deso ,susr pira ceao*an n tldio s omtwhphuaeonnr kaihtt ayaivo lfleno r f wvr otoohmlreuk n eftdtehese eta irobvsua hsl a.iann rIdde sw so tan hcnoo ttemh eteo pAUllaniccweei nNin itco thohokels Ft h(arirrimgdh.i ht)gt wonon A rsteisctosnd C, launbd sCphrirnisgt ienxeh ibit. td•ie rTned hC eRi tabypi,l.l a W nwdiala lcia aprmiroi enKdeee iortnehd. b Dyby- RG eraepr--. Jnpuauntruecr h1aa6la re eb eywoi tullhrec be eest ma bteaudd Segee unt,nad tpee.ars T stehhdee bchaoiglrlhn h,w ilsaoys tefuf ofnondrst a n fTro oum npr rbeeecvionergndt eud sset adrot eltlo conference committee. already on Ath pero Mgroavme "ca wlleildl "rYunou ftrhom Ga 6n-g8s ohgelnpi sien s cigonmsb oaftt ignagn git. activity and cart will shuttle visitor* from the The amphitheater will be alive Society festival," Dates said. Summit on the Park tent to the with muaic. while strolling musi- Zoo Manager Heat from page IA from page IA extends aoon be responsible for 400,000,"i eaSedsbddPinnxproeaeoleg paSrynOcwCnP,vkerkmtt 'flnk*thibcies yc lttteo amna lhemaoeod,rurd edn nwibs tolt.ncd ha e htenuwdat oeis,hch dtl phabu leem Sh*itoteautaeo.a pst sirt .tNi larifIl n onuei*at n drdeoAscptogioasefhm o sgfvlt enlaiheCyaoc rae lep la.llluie, eentV"nfonrk Leingsburg. (617) 661-621' 5nd Proud Lake Recreation Area, Car or !}rfilford, (810) 686-2433. Truck ? Furthermore, eight wmkvxi loni fishing dinica will provide FIXED jytore extensive instruction and 8.50 Janda-on experience Theee din- begin 7:16 p.m. Friday* and VOW APR But She Can't Do It Alone. and 11 a.m Sunday* The scb^ ails for the remaining weekend 49 momm Sinica la aa followa: Al Grand River Village mm receives the support that she 9 July 7-9 at Muakallonge Uko needs and the INDEPENDENCE that she deserves. 3tate Park in Newberry. (906) 8.50% ftxrd 48 mon*n • Private Apartment • Freedom from Household Chores and Meal S^July^4-l6 at Lake Gogebic 8.75* ftucd API. 60 mon#w APR preparation • Assistance with Dally Living Activities. As Needed |tate Park in Maroniaco, (906) 8.50% teed AW. 48 monrtw, 1993-1995 modeH CO mONTM . Around the Clock Emergency Responie»Now Offering Respite & Adult Day Care S3 oJu-3ly34 121 _-23 at Sl uew Ho .U. jm 875% t*ed AP*. 60 monrfn, 1993 A 1994 modcH Grand River Village ytate Park in Leingsburg. (617) 9.50% flaed APt. 48 montftt, 1990-1992 models oi • l<>% nil l s 461-4217. o , . M July 28-30 at Sevan Lakoa r* fay your iwwtf CowtmunWy fodafoi brooch LMag at Ma FtnaM XtetaPark in Fenton. (610) 634- Our foot ium around w« hone you In your new car m no ie nG Hraanldsc eMdM &* O• fsfaca*t 8 1 0 - 4 7 6 - 7 4 78 3 Aug. 11-13 at Rifl* i dip and mad to Grand Mwer VWagt — —. Jtioei Area in Lupton, (906) bM »VMaai wuieai I Mala. (St9) 470-7*70 Ana. 18-30 at Tawaa Point 500 Sou* Harney 400 U Community Federal • 10-5 00 Mo* -frt Parti, Boat Taw^ (617) (313) 453*1200 (•101 348-3920 f-atocwdav Credit Union 12-5 Sunday 5 'Pwjj»erta ahauM hrta| y 4355 H (313)4554)400 6- & >9 K»»#a«UT10N£al 163-7500 CHAHQC IT: PnUOn NcHnM»aa OfOon Oadl Cnd. MMMrCard Vtaa. 9* Amsncan Ca-c cr CUcawc*a rt Komesof WfS L ? 2 f !_ -L- tram M0U*fc IM* p* opsr s*. 12-6.^Mon -S* I *7A The Observer! THURSDAY. JUNE 22, 1995 The Observer THVICSDAY. JUNE 22, 1995 6A Boot & Motor MHS hosts Focus Answers scarce in airport debate service & Repair annual tolsuifftamMt •aftAhatftfte- Hi BYJOANNE MAUSZEWBKJ • Some experts will tell yon .W y.o. n w -*a-2rt: as preoqrautiare asv simataiol ln—er b kpuslisaainine enasa.s a,u wwhhiirc h Home's history highlighted by researchers meeting Btatt Warns international transport, you'll sever make It -Again, tha runway and the (313)421-0766 Wayne County Commissioner wHkost a 10,000-foot niswsy,' Henry saM, tradeport are related," McCotter Bruce Pattaraon wants some an- WESTLAND MARINE Tha Michigan Humana Society swer* on tha proposed extension adding that the task fores is also looking But Henry told the economic invites tha public to attend iU toward Canton of one of five Into the corporate aviation business, which development committee, chaired «hdBhualcHt*prUtvpalsm0iy-hohooteoos4>emibieiiat tsl tcofL« ny6s>nt ao dt»wik D,oLhgmHat Ihhcatw eWr aaetn ouiCa a rHiyuaotuseh9t•dsdsnincmhhnebilgnhrosc7i lhdgeu usacjwed Piayumt efeumihn tredu nuwat'rtrwi t>.anl.oaahyPetrchn.an e tnheointeameth comreslsqiAnhak otsnyl t m ota*aeeuirgaSudod ms*t sn r Teesmptr su .. f , aceoamao h*su t oawr o ,s ahwuec at r honnent cntnhrpsiatt aahuadmeahcae hltrl tssrep«h rdhtce oeahadbtire cplhot u wcoabsmey ra o n tL*ahlh nrerdmlao Ddro teaaceio oeVdr mhtdnm noorrdfsc aio iiioay"ffbbcngia» ectcfigtlpfh aee g nttltocaUtwho eoneerg iui initged isirzr nrnna aehridots* t >el eU l *s,iaoatd f -s l stt(lJBsPatthcfge"hffhouhhehaopIeiraolreeevcaea r iMrCeyeolpcg"mh drhttlet mlhlmukhS hrh iyoa. a" oiiev eioya p!im,mmon nmbod s ew.cT r.msbm"tdCyt euc eippoChmoo i oamshtaebebtare rftthhta tswesei myue hyitahp ,tmensohd tlt erateaxlhspdhnekih cr p toe aabaeasbod eo t bodir tpmvlncoguevAm eteofe realadmlhrrehlepoel ltonAeybrle p ,oe ksl lo, duapeewrglos euU lclsep rhda adona lasaw e oaa.eWnidaoegrr rls rdsmrychdkcowre ee e .hahscohdau f nda.po inotao" na tln hrupo rd k erldl wstaodfuassttefo h e.ianoiewfn ais asenaolitob scbdlrenh ia nigw arelstadstanmted ,tph nna tnr.a"w s hp aioe oicsp ntidnnsdiWreonrrshlenadun. kde d si egy t r -e CfsPDsdPaelpwHtncpectophhyaraliooalvuelhTneeeoyieWvnyealunrTeta eg r usmnehecdmhfwphrv n hr oesh eh yioahleotCo feeeonou e tdeontheroCmo u hgohn.nuon cmwlfa C tdd edtiSatClre o jthtntohaoy ewuoma aurh hags t ,,lrmas i yrepeh od aaCpu t ttefl asflre sehulmpdobvribe kabs rivriplecboecu eroumae oodCeyhahoe 'lnt tc s asuallu,hepofualdk set ntlofy r ammbanp disafs ndnre snpieeel t tteepa aae hti gshp cltss s"dlsnrlttbl aaalttaela.lul. iar vne iei t alrioT revtd»te enl dfe larkunte lte.reh taoh.lh hteo.dr ud aenAt peela pi m i nrhtiT"sbse ilntvhn rr1,ta fintDe hteteoaenoateo o aedsta dtr orr bllh uutfy ai c ir ,dul htktr teft. piaoo i hrttheynegaea inooneuoio-ere,, cidsp r -r f thpssttsfhcntchrlahhce•hhlhoehhoaailoloainare eueaeuesmsbnmaTelmwIydrBe g as s dto btsdewoh h eepee nbleueathr'rJetwyeae trrrisi astar fhioaiio snneste rem,ondnkmpfhtopu -fs-gedor.s drebeaa euebftt oea eilriira. ys rosv tesnsvwiOfasg t Cvne dverh"au ta netlijodisoetM nem hay llenunihdyCl sif.nmes by gs seeito ye,b ra tn" yo har s t p ssetre mCW l hhcrrehnottus ssbeh atihee eat"tftempt hheot sethoontuoham i toibtlewe ob gpeeirtolohtmmalernip sauohui onmsroeanhrl gco vbybrtwalmgho be. kse be.o nbt fyoha"eefuuiheoylrid e ei efno dltstls,raat nw'eshahe esedeme a star,nst rs,eaivdlsaedhrtsse e i e ekan .i, med ag trd dst rorshdotw .rpe i ir aahtoatjc icn i e hhnan suiteMcgoua wonnhoadsd heaisrns r-kt-et -y test e Tratierhoccinseh iioovtfleedcd Uth uaonruia vlslae esrn:isdg iTmtnyhiafi isrWckao naQmcwueeaenre.d na. s T Afh,rn eow'nmees -lhls ott hyamlesee iA t hwsmSo aTrem*siTrceTi h ccPai mth nereode rtuAci stefs aonssgroti leBcy iiI LtasL- Bssslkx 71tTGRwctpshsehA:i9oksantan3onnataroiin9Trin>tyHdw0Tgeoi dsdTynri6iDdRAdF.yhe koa hnm w eid aphh, os.deotavneesoldg nr. euoefweira dn mB ifdumibpgaara n dx nlrf nmt"ivvbyaierrhan.te lehutin euotiliaa l.dswtios ceh ai dca T ig r antsthpunarbl neee hTilegirr ebh lmrtsnogewooeeaFl mire lud" tsas nvm iaabmoe htso e Srnsrbee phrc eneuoaifs cf eheesekrw n cratndowo teqa ocs hGotrdh difarmtch wubfspi lnaweieimarytalult ierrnslsaphei wtfr,n eei ebagacHeieAtleea ocsisr oeliduetr dmJstett uib vs ne rr hnos au.oanL ebmf e ama,ibnra 2nS nntsooeditolede t0dea,tiusowgnouf d to r ,n so inclig yr srhn ttebnhe 2faaMssseaeeth o,an o9 olte.ltslas sH r lo reiSi,wreew arttetan(hhv.ahs redo it8 a inatagieva.tnfeaancue 1s ttr,fds a gnrsi -d-d 0 -t - 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AAUWs landmark group an-era architecture, Scholarship "Every veer. before we decide that led to Its recent D E T R O IT on a particular structure, we take a tour of tha area. Of course, liv- landmark award desig- applications ing m tha area, we already have ft nation by the Plym- torn ideas We had been driving around town, looking at different outh branch of the sought house* and building* This home American Association was on our list, and as toon as we of University Women. began . investigating the back The award was pre- The Schoolcraft College Faun eeo! ground, w* knew we hit the jack dation is taking scholarship ap- ouaaA*** pot. " said Dugan sented during n cere- AT THE plications through Friday, July mony held at the home 21, for the 1996 96 academic year. A U T H O R I TY SPORTS AUTHORITY! Designation criteria last month. Most of the scholarships require the recipient to be a full- Structure* considered for the time student with a minimum landmark designation must meet grade point average of 3.0. College specific cntana, Dugan said. The transcripts and a 150-200 word structure must be at least 75-100 essay much accompany each ap- year* old, and have architactural plication. significance. A strong local his to Scholarships are available for ry adds to the attraction al a par student* of Irish descent, stu ticular sit* Dugan. along with dent* with financial difficulty, other members oi the group, con nursing student*, culinary art* ducted extensive interview* anth Old days: This solid wood student*, electronics students, past inhabitant* aa well as pre* SPECIAL ent Twners and occupant* Jerry table adds to the Victorian business students, students inter- PURCHASE and Becky Campbell Tha Draper atmosphere of the interior Formarty of HiiWaOS ^ ested in writing, art students, dia- Fumture i Accan*. Livonia 1 betic student* and more House met all oi tha qualifica tions and then some. Dugan said of the house. Applications are available in the financial aid office, located in £ Built in 1898 for prominent the McDowell Center. Plymouth businessman Charles CP Draper and his mother, Draper laved in the home with hi* DIA offers wife. Sadie Merrel. after their NEED COUNSELING? 1902 marriage youth program The couple's two children, Dr Call (313) 981-3800 AfC SOLO OM PCTST*. u[J| Merrel 1 Draper a dentist, snd IEK5 liMiSSRj HEAD Whoiunsnei eC Camamayay, i awe trhee ra misoatdh einr t ohfe Historic home: As self-styled "caretakers of the past," the ferTs hseu mDemtreorit " YInosutitthuAtert "of Aharntsd os-f- OCEAN PA BRREEEABKAOWKA Y MlOfl SMASH III |l.in Street optometrist Jim Car Campbells have tried to maintain a sense of history in mod Trrndmonm! 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VaeH Space MADISON HEIGHTS THE SPORTS AUTHORITY IS The Sport* Authority J*aft*d A SUPPORTING SPONSOR OF Aa you apewmch retirement, onr inrv«Wy art« Will you h«vr enrMgh money f To hn4 >»' • S—ifWi PRICE GUARAMTEE For mm ai us, how*** the of rOcîur hard-eamr.1 "vtnjptr, • n^> fat tana iha < c*f momMwlAn *m maariiustlhtfl'you •RRfisrAf THISFK1AL 0LYHPKS ID yew local OU Ksm ha. h As a lower companion pdes. •• I aaW ** CUKTOM TOWNSHIP • U T I CW WOtLDGAMESj Bu. aCmefhrui*fTyr ai PS c tFM ieecooadrhiacr o cChn3>oerooild r. aB i 1» Cw9osf alfncta*h MPa .«as l fmSys rJmoaoio dnm e l •MoCw2t efMnai uaTtdnhFnr otMi eO2onn.noy nafSd, fr PJ Tir Cnf eBSacec.nae TAdtnD ttrhnali eoyvglP*ii ea o1srl u9ioneDo9l.paUn 3 oJ1,T r0 CM tgYCteahr d aiaCr mdMo afu.poiaarr roLts iedone nuo-oe ftf*y . mtNtTtchreaeoaeecrxvin heAna.ten is2iriirn,n 9c fg hFia Uteelcoh l otpedrirscuo.a e rnrsie'snsceg hi gu snierilngxada r-d uSiw nulaAeean dtiethr ik A etnFo gn bog ta rreofeacrnnceioecei m oroiav,n le ccdcinSneoaeeancrmpamrltrliulpo yeIRdlyrr ere aamUtedqyit en.Sbudgn SurTut nrat hnaCye ebsdo ii Ho1n nxta9ios- grt8mtd hhe1Seo la t lS gnhnaPcertt ehaDih roa dooainiueovir,gaalce now trroe*a f h Ga* foitf*fc ut *hel f r JScSCCroiemcnhhnaheoenito tlasC yhoEtto ,eol.g. rrsr rTptStoaoo*nhmdnna u .oiiH ntafI1h in t9NNge 8dohdoi9,fc v fS hPjgerocolomriyhlmanabomdesoe duT orlHa u hti1.thntae9 he a 8Bo,n 8 Mfdar .e aa-i c ccot1Uhrou9aenit9nf hi1Ntv. 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Plawecki. D-Dearborn Height*, to supervise the continued oper- By Monday. Patterson said, who also represents Redford stion. "we had now gone ahead and OBITUARIES Township, was absent snd The Psrks Department ia dotted our i's and crossed our didn't vote. supposed to keep enough money Bruce Pattoraon fa." 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IS. 1919, in Presbyterian Church. Veterans of lege in Dayton. Ohio, in 1948. He * Detroit and died Tuesday, June Foreign Wars and the Plymouth was in the Army from June 13, * Seniors, women driving a lot, survey says 13, at Oakwood Healthcare Center Elks. He served in England in the 1944, to June 3,1946. He retired - in Canton. U.S. Army Air Force in World from Industrial Control Tempera- * CARRIAGE PARK War 11. ture in 1982. He was a member of. 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SkHime iwnass o bffoimcia Atiungg. 24, 1907. in wtearsy .a t Parkview Memorial Ceme- 8M0i6c Ah.i 4rp8o1r0t8 B lvd., Ann Arbor. Thursday, June 29, 1*9 95 + mttaho seiotn kaau fv2fte7e rsm am tgoeeimn t uhbdteereirirvs ,eoj"rof sb ctashoi de.m. .PSm aoIuunutleth 1T et9ara9iis4plt,, •s iFnKecmeey a1 l9fei6ns8,d,i Tnpgaasir:tt iscauidla. rly home os1hfh.o 73iu p5—s pe peh eraor l hc7doe.5 nu-ptsee Bhrcuoetlnd tv he ihandiccrl egear osoewwn npe etrro- , cvmoeo"uysWsnt ta ychro eermne gr pdeioarandet.ayh ,e fn rwsoiemve wal iltlrl at hhnrasevpeeo rs ttuhar-e- 2:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. ^ Michigan Council of Govern- makers, make slightly more trips tion planning foundation ever menu. , than males. "I would have loved to have available in this region — and one Celebrating independent living for seniors at The old morning and quittin • People age 75 and older make seen the diary on each of my four of the most comprehensive in the teen-age daughters had we been Carriage Park, the newest addition to the time rush hours? Gone. As more as many daily trips (4.2) as the selected for the survey." said nation," he said. housewives, teens and senior citi- 16-24 age group. Singh Management Co. family of properties. * ** femo BO f LORAL SHOP Please phone lew reseons c>sse» MU 313-397-8300 . Special Occasion Flowers CELLULAR ONE After 50, some things get 2250 Canton Center Rd Cemetery Cones • Delivery Anywhere Canton. Ml 46187 a lot more interesting. A Smgn Communrty W BELMES M YOUR RIGHT AU FIATS OF ANNUALS will receive free travelers checks, no monthly Some things gft better with age Our Advantage -r -t t checking fees and other free benefits. To open your fifty* Checking Account, designed for people fifty ind oWn, o one of than. But it's also available ft* account, all it takes c a minimum balance of S5000 To FREE SPEECH. m new deposits. So stop by your nearest Old Kent people under fifty You get a special bonus rate on branch office to open ar Advantage Fifty Account CDs with it Your APY will jump from 6.74% to 700% And with Advantage Fifty Checking, you « O LD KENT O*r*no« Sense Unoorew Serve** |ALL( Rw more information call 1 -800-544-4804. ROSE BUSHES 1.4 MOOD COB I CLASSES STARTING NOW igh Sunday, get a free phone MICHIGAN ACADEMY Dec* TO PueWo CdoadotfOOB Now throu^ OF MARTIAL ARTS linutes of tree local airtime and 60 minutes KOREAN KARATE CLASSES with a one-year service contract. (WORLD MOO DUK KWAMTANG SOO DO FEDERATION) LOW RATES • FAMILY DISCOUNTS .. . • I /A I.%MI .urtirv Now v™ an a v a.t eD fiostrr ibcot nrkrsje acntded c oam 2p 3u tmeirlsl, p trwoope Wrty a ytanxe - rfeaeisse. r$e3s.t moriell isoenc oanndda eryli mscihnoaotel bthuesi npga,y -hteol-pp ltahye whIo d loivueb tin if t haeny Uonniet,e eds pSetcaitaelsl,y a trheo ssoe tUimnieosn, .b My aGyebrem waney s,h boyu ltdh efl yol dth eS oPvaipeta l HeM isr. s L caimtizpeknin o fn teheed sU tnoi treed- eSvtaaltueast, e. ebxeaclatuedse r yaonuk wofe rceo nrpoot realteivonat pedre tsoid tehne t. Guest columnist Ray Konrad is a two senior high schools retain important ac- pure blooded that they can call any flag. Tor that you need something that must longtime resident of Livonia and a re- Wfettiand roiliages were approved just like me, andhe is no better nor creditation and reduce the projected budget country, other than this, their nation of How about my children, to what flag come from within. tired bricklayer whose hobby is history. «r"P-eodrt ti~oNn st h»et WCaavnnteoAn NTo ewstnlsahnidp a anrde \a lasno Bu- deficit. oIrriisghin (.R Io hmaapnpe Cna ttoh oblei ct)h em portohderu,c bt uotf an srehaolulyld b eth ceayl lreedla Atem?e Irnic faancst, i nw et hcean p nuoret amnoyr ew tohrasen nI.o rH iiss naen ceensttiotlresd w toer ae,n yp er- Your G1 loan that helped get that Ganude satb cooulut mtwnos, a tnydp ead ,h adlof upbalgee-ssp ianc ed rt-n -*hool* The health of those districts af- Proposal 2 is the non-homestead tax to he born in this country — in Ohio Does sense of the word. The only real haps. slaves. But white people went to home must be paid back, from money length, may be mailed to the Observer, %vt.- potentiai growth in Canton Strong levied on businesses, industries and rental this msan that 1 should display the "Americans" were here wearing feath- war and killed each other over that earned by you. It should not be the re- 744 Wing Street, Plymouth, MI 43170, ~c-o h>o*o:hi s vin» ttehme» e wasitlle renn spuorreti omno roef Creasnidtoenn tial alipona ritnm reenvte dneuvees lopments and raise $10 mil* INriosrht hReernp uIbrelilcaannd? fl aPge rohra tphse efvlaegn otfh e erersd .s Ondf cposuinrst;e, t lheety u sw enroet cfoorngseitd ethreadt qfeuneds tfioorn t ahnedm tsheelv selsa, vjeu swt aass saeitl forfe eu st o sgpoovnesrnibmileintyt toof bthee a tna xupmabyreerlsl an ofro rt hyeo u Attn: Jeff Counts. At the sane time, voters elected Martha With election returns now his tor.-, the Ob- Court's in session for major reform debate Pitx-nbarger and David James to four-year server wants to offer its public thanks, on be- half of the community, for the contributions terms, effects eJuiy 1 They were the top made by school board members Vicki Welty vole-- getters in a three-person race F.d Turner and Laurel Raisanen, who will close out their •A as eliminated Of*b aelibenlre*k ietnor gh g oarphaeesspad tthh teeo n ctehowem npbeloixcatard tfeo dmu rep moyleibcaeyrrss ,is twshuiele l s fao sueTrc-hyoeena dtrw t toeer rcmmhs ose J uenaerl i3e0r this year not to seek Eiyoy gour sumner coeannnty concerts. afoTCohote!u rPctla ratey'sf ob oramultl!, o af ltohneg b-efegs.t Terhieng g spmroeb -s htsr ahonaitdn Rldeefscu molr a(dfjeiovrre's )c ijovufid lc gcieracss,ue iast,u jsgunmddge e2ns9t,e hdDa ebn-y- Jlipcesry mto etberhlmsie nmBsk.rs sHi c iineknsl setdetyyua nddisai oemcsfhi tcimie nfrak ajjoteuhrrsie tsnritcg rte uh.ac arBtnouru irscnatkdla - t- iwtfnioeegrss m ttuoeen rdbnt.il loW. cjkuayd mniceoir aaeln ojdup dWegraaesst ihfootnersn O aawarek lcraeon-udn,- facing the district in the areas of finance, cur- Over the past four years. Welty and Raisa- LETTERS lem, is emerging in Michigan as a ma- dle felony cases. i the edges with sandpaper. As lieuten- • Sen. Wm. VanRegenmorter, R-Jeni- riculum and community relations nen have lent common sense in the wacky jor issue, in the same ballpark with To put it another way. Detroiters ant governor. Brickley was Gov. Bill son. attending Geake's news confer- This fall's school opening will be unusually business of a school board trying to set policy Disappointment pie affected by their decision Wayne County reform in i960 and elect their judges and hsve half the Milliken's hammer in launching a ence. suggested that reforming Friend difficult for new board members to handle in an era of uncertain state financing and con- Critics who have alleged a racial motivation school finance reform in 1993-1994. votes to elect countywide judges. charter chief executive in Wayne Coun- of the Court is tied to reforming overall Major changes to be implemented in the fall stant changes in messages and state aid from T for Rep Why man's proposed legislation: 1) Let's define "court reform." It's s What's theirs is theirs, sndhslf of ours ty. Brickley was active on school court structure. involve the grade structure, the related ere-, Lansing he enhancement millage lost by 197 Miss the fundamental point of making elected simplified structure — perhsps even s is theirs. 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Please con- proposal — the "renaissance zone" — Academy shows potential sider this with the next millage increase to revitalize distressed urban and rur- terfering with that right, is under attack Governmental agencies at all levels have Jeanne M. Stevenson. Plymouth al areas in Michigan by creating defined geo- again shown that once they grab onto a piece of in- graphic areas where all state taxes would be This time Congress and the special interest formation — computerized or not — they Millage message waived except the sales tax The tax-free zone groups that have its political ear are targeting refuse to let go their latest attack an what they consider Can you imagine what the Internal Rev- Y could exist for up to 15 years, with taxes being Of alt the arguments now taking place in our editorial of June 15 concerning the phased back in over some period of time abuses of the Internet, an international collec- enue Service or FBI could do snooping into Michigan, it is the debste sbout school tion of linked computer networks which also your private electronic-mail communications0 recent Plymouth-Canton millage elec- Small-business owners located within the reform thst will hsve the most profound tion is subtitled "Voters send message zone would receive waivers on the single busi- can be accessed through commercial on-line I itr» private mail or telephone conversations, to board " We sent it. but they won't get it. ness tax. property tax and personal property impact on the lives of most people. And it's "CHEEPER" services the Observer feels that what's private is pri- It's plain that the K-12 school system is not The prior composition of the board supported t*x and individuals living in the zone also at Dearborn Federal The latest moves to curb your right to see vate and if the feds feel a law is being violat- producing graduates with the skills required to and read what you want without governmen- ed. they can collect evidence elsewhere and the millage and all eight candidates running would receive a waiver of state income taxes compete in a global economy, much less meet Credit Union. for the board were quoted as supporting the 'not federal taxes I. tal interference are taking two routes get a judge to sign a warrant to investigate millage, so what can we expect9 Basically, un- While the proposed concept would be valu- the current needs of employers That's not in You, 100, can havr more Both focus on prohibiting explicit messages further. doubt What is st issue is how to go sbout it. til the board really communicates with the able for small businesses located within the and material which are accessible to children. Many proponents of the First Amendment community, especially those who disagreed designated zone, it could have a greater im- The hard-right ideological majority on the flexible borrowing The Senate passed a version last week with and rights of privacy feel that if there is a per- and earned the vote, nothing will change pact on Michigan's economy if we take it to state Board of Education is talking about sell- 11 tohwenW H leeo ghuiosseplea ot ifpo eRno epplere wsehnot avtailvuees tchoenirsi driegrhintg to i tos b- cgeopvItfei oarnn m moafej noat rpailrty oinb otlfee rmtfh,ee ri etcn occuaenn t rbye's s oclovmedp uwtietrh out Ttahnhedem yp susepslehvniendsg at onaodsi mdseuup ctphhoo trsiteme rwes, ht oawl dkhiiisnleagg a arvemoeio dkJ tm Counts. COMMUNTT EffTOS. 45*2700 America, in Hosrell. group running the show seems to hsve s more K KA wMAtmMmGMmG M Eaowrruom*.* O. Ossswsvmtsv cM* Nwrtwwm»»ssw. s9.5 935231-4291 77 The LTA ia baaed on the good groundwork results-orisnted focus than all ths ideologues free 800-730-2770 Mmmocs or Cmcuiaton. Ossmvw Newwwi. 953-2234 done by the Livingston Applied Technology Ed now running sround the school debete. And I've i nr. Ja., Pususmu. Oescavw Ntwv**cas, 953-2100 always felt thet the key to school reform was ucation Consortium, which ovsr the past 10 Wa sskod thts At my m"AgJ —rco Intd'sM a»k w dfo\nmt botffc eMWI.f cyeo u dBmh*jp psj ik*x Ostrwtrtesw «s E ILcc sPmsewsc O tNNCtwSMse.s eMtaasm, m95c3s2. -252 years has provided vocational sducstion to arererla nnegeindgs tohfi nsgmsp sloo ymerasr kfoert nfoerwce hsi r—es iw.si.t.h t hssk ills quaatton out- sons 2300 kids from all ftvs of Livingston side Canton there's a i the on* thing. Canton SutaiAN COMMUNICATIONS CO»PO«ATION County's high schools. — could bs brought to bear. CMMSMAM or Tie Bo*no Ihsuaae A Let's ses what they've accomplished in a year. Canton But aa Urns went on, the arse manufacturers Canton Canton Oua ff r—" 'Beeoust we publish community newspapers, we think about community journalism kept nseding more end more technology snd the (For mors information on the Livingston De a r b o rn in a fundamentally different way than our bigger competition. They consider themselves to be pod of school-leavers kept dwindling Ws nsed Technical Academy, call (810) 227-6609 1 Federal Credit Union independent from the etoriee and communities they cover, swooping in to write the unusual or 1 with more technically sound ftinda- |_ Phil Power ia chairman of the company that sensational and then dashing off to cover something elas. We regard ourselves as both accurate I skills." according to Tom 01st, vies owns this newspaper. His Touch-Tone voice toumalists and as caring ettisens of the communities whore we work " Id fciat Ptadarts la Howell and mail number is (313) 963 9047, Ext 1890. - Philip Power , efthe Howell Aree Chamber of Com- 7fa OUervtr! THURSDAY. Juni 22, 1095 12A<*.C) 1,000 flock * to 'Y' races fc /# The Plymouth YMCAs 16th This ia the flret year the MUM Annual Run on Sunday. Father's man won the 1 mile. 5K and 10K Day. drew mora than 1.000 partic- runs," said Janet Murphy of the ipant* — evidence at the continu- Plymouth YMCA. Ptaquaa ware ing popularity of the event. •warded to the top three male and female overall finisher* and p Under bright aunny skiae. this medals warn awarded to the top year's event drew runner* of all three finishers in each aga divt- IK. wound the state and aa far aerey as Cincinnati. Competitions Dual: Mart Stuenkel. 30, included • one mik run. 5 kilome- Money raised in the event, the YMCA's biggest annual fund-re (left) of Brighton and Jim ter run. 10K run. Junior Jog for «- iser, comes from runner's fees and Forshee, 69, of Ann Arbor 8 year olds and Tot Trot for 3-6 helps pay for YMCA programs year old*. were on the pace. that benefit youth. In the 5 kilometer run the over all male winner was Clint Vsrran of Ypeiianti; the overall female winner waa Lynn Boven of Weet- r / land. "j§^ • l Varran was also the male over- ill winner in the 10K run. while Kimberly Bruce of Bradanton Beach was the overall female utm nwwirHi Wm winner. Doubling up: Mike Gaule of Canton took his twins, Kyle and Kelly, along for the ride. Gabrielle Crandall of Plymouth was the third place woman in the In the One Mile Run-Walk. event. Verran finished first in the male category while Bath Knight of In the 6K Walk, tha male Mats start: Runners in the 5K Father's Day run in Canton was tha top female. winner waa William Swearengin Plymouth brave the rough streets, which are torn up for a of Ann Arbor. Jennie Pettereon of Mary Walton of Plymouth finished third in that event. streetscape project. Plymouth was the female winner. K A N N U A LS m, »tm . W Mtnm* 4pm* A U o DO 12" Impstients Rutting Brian Wolcott of Plymouth talks to his son, Planters Michael, 5, after the race, as Deborah Pinnock and !Sow COLTS Celeste Hamilton give Wolcott a post-race rubdown. SQ.99 YOUTH FOOTBALL re a 19*9 THE NORTHVILLE NOVI COLTS SINCE 1968 POTTING SOIL The Colts are looking for a few young men who want ÊDGE-PRO to play organized football with a team steeped in ASMtmfMMn Pro/mammal Or tradition. Eligible candidates should be between 100 RECORDING SECRETARY and 150 pounds. No experience necessary, desire and Only ST7 99 commitment is a must. Per league rules, every player Noflhtrtie Township la seal** an ***** tor psrtUaa tsKfcts srnptoyrrient Sow gets 10 plays minimum in every game. 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Aad to make sure there are no unpleasani surprise*, you c*i take advance of our unique Rate Lock Usedst* Fsasrsl Bssk Sawngtfnnaal Ssnwet or Lower h ensures that while it u m effect, your lom wdl be ckwed at etther Standard PederaTstntereat raw a« the S JSSTJgrTV»Z 'SmXZm u- aiaitea.Ns«a. • ''ft She (Dbserver INSIDE: 5*t t Mason. Bonus Bridal Registry, Page ISA till Religious News, Page ISA COMMUNITY LIFE Page ISA THURSDAY, JUNE 22, 1995 KAREN MEIER So mulch ado about mowing M ention summer camp and images of glamor- My lawn mower and I are *rest friends ised Hollywood flicks rum. We get together two. sometimes might come to mind - three, times a week Eapeoally this time Bill Murray as the of year when rain Call* more frequently and the wacky counselor in nights are cool the film "Meatballs." teenager with emphasis on learning "Chimp Chat" and "Not So Creepy But I have to tell you, there was a time last Haley Mills discovering a twin sis- Crawlers" for children ages 4-5, . year when the lawn mower and 1 were on shaky ter in "Parent Trap." and Wednes- * "Monkey Business" (sges 6-9), ground The relationship turned ugly. Really day snd Pugstey enduring s sum- "Dino Digs" (ages 4-5), "Whose ugly. The lawn mower did terrible, mean things mer camp experience in "Addams Habitat?" (ages 6-9). "Junior Zoolo- to me And then 1 said some ugly things to the Family Values." gist* (ages 6-9) and "Who in the lawn mower because I was so mad And then the At one time, summer camp mer brochure, call New For more information, Zoo" (agea 10-12). An overnight lawn mower kept doing the same terrible, mean meant residential camp: buses Morning School at (313) call Continuing Educa- adventure. "Zoo Snoozzz ..." also things .• filled with screaming kids headed 420-3331. tion Services st (313) is offered for children ages 8-10. We nearly split- It came this close , this close. for cabins in the woods by a lake A short hike up Hag- 462-4448 Call the Detroit Zoological Soci- But then we sought some outside help. And and the three Cs - counselors, gerty Road, School- Henry Ford Muse- ety at (810) 541-6717 for dates, that's what saved us. And so here we are. Back canoeing and crafts. craft College is offering um and Greenfield fees and program brochure. on track Engine purring, blade slicing, happily But come the '70s, working par- Adventures in Learning Village is again offer- The Detroit Science Center is mulching along. ents in need of coet-effective child for Talented and Gifted ing its Tech-Trekkers offering Camp Intervention, a The trouble started not long after we first met. care found an alternative to resi- students agee 4-16. More summer camps The week-long summer camp that will This lawn mower was new last spring; the old dential camps, day camps: those than 34 two-week cours- current session is Build- give children an exciting new way one had served well, but it just got old and quite week-long, close-to-home adven- es are being offered in ing the Future: Archi- to create and invent in a challeng- useless really. So rather unceremoniously we got tures for children. While there are computers, biology, tecture and Engineer- ing atmosphere. rid of it. Nobody even fetched it off the curb on still counselors and crafts, bus chemistry, archaeology, ing, with three more The camp, offered in three ses- gsrbage day. Garbage robbers didn't even give it rides are for * creative dramatics. Span- two-week camps sched- sions July 10-14. July 17-21 and a second glance field trips ish. French. Japanese, uled for July 10-21 Aug. 7-1L ia for children in the So mulch newness and grassy music and literature. (Playing with Power), first through fifth grades. Cost is ymoBuuul cct ohthueelrd/ m nseotwiwck eo rno wen i wtthhae sa b ada eclotkao,ck ihefa ry.bo Iluet wdbiaadgsn gsle rw tahnitn gto rfclieaaepkbldleias.n cshe sbddy t hthe e MbeCs rilela-cisensi evrsee gdbi ebsgytirn aJ tuJiounnely 2m 57u., s-t JW(TuTlaeytch ehe2r 4-)cT,-a Aarmenukdpgk . Ahe 4rou 'su(gW .rBs 7oe a-sr1rlted)8. 9o f $fbo1er0r sD0 ae(n$trd8o 0$it 1f So5rc0 ie e(an$cc1he1 s0Cd fedonirtt ieeoran cmahle amcdh-dilid-) mdowsuhiNuedtin lonmtctwh'ht noe , we Au tsshatnsi.endd IBt ef . wiutir oftVsa t ys bef o frarieuygmaw n depiknxi rtdlcei yntemsh.'lstel eei esU wdrn et atubah.n ryent,w lityaUoiowl l umninn euc gmwolncunoehlewsd,ss eass rtn hoa daon ng odydte o t u I- ecNavoroAeonw ltnluio dpnto iautokhrenieens n.g t s ws2oiscf6itfhS-trih2ecca 7dehtwi uoiioannlone l ltktd chfh -roefeiaron f Mrc tKr oa9ecallg Dllsseeiouogsimd wteiros'.esa s lUat clricoeo cC7pgnee eipps:nt.t tmiArena. rgtC .iJ ooruenln-g e- adiafin.nremcedldnl. u4 ttad-or6gei pe4s pe e p.c xm1.omt1s.e)-t.n.s;1 .di4t feh. d reTe ccqhaaeur me$esp3 t(2e 7i0ds:3, f f0aoe-ner9d c ah.iml-. ttT5ieo0hrFTn2e, aqh0 cDlre a Jc melAohlt ohri(nlon3rdnei1 )tR .3A i S,n) r cfD5boi7eeor7nmtrr-co8 aeHi4t tiC0a o0nen,nd oEtser-xr tOt oi an4 r 1ea7tg .i s- moving in the first place bugged me ... a lot. for camps with and educational lege for Kids for students sges 8- Registration is on a first-come, Museum has expanded its sum- The ignition pull string would get bung up. and twist Forget the buses and cabins. 16. The summer program is for ele- first-served basis and can be com- mer science camp program. The I'd scrape my knuckles. It's classrooms at schools, colleges, mentary, middle and high school pleted by calling the Youth and camp program has been expanded And ones I got it untangled. I then was faced museums and even the 100. And students to enhance their academic Family Programs at (313) 271- to take place at both Mack and with the chore of actually getting the engine to while there's still crafts, the skill* and stimulate their creativi- 1620. Ext. 562 or 636. Henry Ford ' Logan Elementary Schools in Ann turn over To do that the ignition pull string had emphasis is on learning - as in ty. Museum and Greenfield Village is Arbor. Half-day, fijll-day and lunch to be pulled a minimum of 20 times And at each computers, biology, chemistry, the Classes include Cartoon Capers. at 20900 Oakwood Blvd.. Dear- programs are available. "Hie camps subsequent meeting, the number increased fine arts and languages. Keyboarding and Word Processing, born. runs from the last week of June Sometime in May of last year I began counting, For parents looking for a camp^ Detective School for Kids, theater, Youngsters sges 4-12 can explore through just for observation purposes, just to drive ing experience for their children English, cooking and study skills. and experience the fascinating ani- August. myself craxy I waa up to, and this is no lie. you this summer, there are several All classes are scheduled for one, mal world through week-long, sin- More can ask my neighbors, 60 pulls by the middle of from which to chooee. Some are two or three weeks Monday gle-day and overnight adventures informstion May. close to home; others require some through Thursday, beginning July ss part of the 1995 Summer Safari is available By June. 1 was up over s hundred. Aâm. I drive time. But all have one thing 10. Mail-in registration must be Series st the Detroit Zoological at the muse- deceive you not 1 am stubborn as the day ia long in common - learning. received by July 3, Walk-in regis- Park. um, 219 E. when I'm pitted against a machine. Especially a New Moraine School in Ply- tration will be accepted 9 am. to 7 Happening now through August Huron St, new one. especially one that costs as much as a mouth is serving up a variety of p.m. June 26-27 in the registration st the zoo, 10 Mile Road and Wood- Ann Arbor, lawn mower. The stupid pile of metal and bolts educational opportunities for chil- office. ward Avenue. Royal Oak, the or by filing (313) 995-5439. and blades wasn't going to get me best of me. I'd dren 3-12 years of age July 10-Aug. Safari series is conducted by Naturalist Lisa Lava-Kellar of show it who's boee. If it dished out 100 pulls, 8 at the school, 14601 Haggerty "safari guides" made up of too staff Naturally Speaking will be than fine. I was up to it. I hsd a lawn to cut after Road. members and docents. teaching hands-on biological sci- all. And that lawn wasn't going to stop growing Discovery Day classes let stu- Week-long adventures include ence campe full of hiking, experi- just because my stupid lawn mower wouldn't dents choose from such topics as "Zoo Quest" and "Zoovival menta, games and projects for chil- start Wigglee and Giggles, Lunch Bunch Instincts" for children ages 4-5 and dren 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. July 10-14 So mulch pulling and Itsy Bitay Science There will 6-9. Single day adventures include and July 17-21 at the Ann Arbor By June 24. s day that "will live in infamy" be three sessions of half day class- Free Methodist Church, 1951 New- around here, it took 263 pulls of the ignition cord es July 10-14, July 17-21 and July port Road, Ann Arbor The first to get my new lawn mower started. I was 24-28 session will be for children who drenched in sweat and my arm was hanging on The science campe luck off with have completed the first and sec- by a tendon by the time 1 cut the first swath in the Magic School Bus July 31-Aug. ond grades, with the second ses- the front yard. 1 was mad. But tha machine 4, followed by Searching for the sion for children who have complet- hadnt beaten ma. I had woo. Perseverance won Mystery Planet Aug. 7-1L Math ed the third and fourth grades. Camp - Through the Looking out again. A third session, 9 a.m. to noon Glass will maet Aug. 14-18. The A third party intervened that evening. My hue- July 31-Aug. 4, will feature a series camps are for children 6-12 years said. TT!h e lawn looks nice, dear." of age of half-day field trips to study -Thank you " I gasped Then I wheeled and plants and animals that comprise a sputtered. Technology Day classes will offer variety of habitats sround Ann •What's tha matter? You look terrible. Like Preschool Computers for the Arbor. It's for children who hsve you've been in a boxing ring all day." younger sat (ages 3-6) July 10-14, completed the fifth, sixth and sev- "Wall, I have. Tha good news is I knocked my Programming with Moo and enth grades oppooent on his grass. The bednews ia I threw HyperCard (agaa 8-11) July 17-28 For more information and a reg- 263 punch as to do it." and LEGO Logo with electricity istration brochure, call (313) 663- Ron couldn't understand how it could possibly and Physics (ages 8-11) July 17-28. 9661. take so much to get the stupid lawn mower . For more information and a sum- started. Waa I weakling or something? Weskling or something Indeed. Tm tough aa steel. Tougher Celebrate summer: 20 places meant for families . At any rate, wa all went in tha garags and had a face-to-face. Tha lawn mower just sat there, not saying a dat blame thing. Taking it all in, 1 suppose And Ron kept asking roe my sids of ths BT SUB MASON lies in need of something to do. story. So 1 went over the whois thing, in detail, i (1) At the Detroit Zoological Park, 10 Mile The formal Road and Woodward. Royal Oak, introduce the Finally, Ron shook his head, rolled Ma syas. and perenni- Ah, summer ... ths meet favorite tame of the kids to more than 1,000 wild and exotic animals, and made a bunch of breath come out ofhia nose al gardens year (next to Christmas) for children. The last many in their natural habitat. Summer hours And then he press id the primer bulb three times outside are school ball has rung and if you'rs counting, (through Oct. 31) are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday snd gave ths cord on* pull and ths engine spot' an introduc- there's roughly 10 weeks of no more school, no through Saturday and 10 am. to 6 p.m. Sundays tersdto lift Tm not kidding One measly pull tion to the more books, no more ... and holidays through Labor Day. That's all that was needed aftar priming ths engins with that little primer bulb. That's it tropical flow- For kids old enough, there are summer jobs to Admission is S6 for adults (13-62 years), $4 for keep them busy. For tha youngsr crowd, dsy seniors dtixens (62 years snd older). $3 for chil- And that's how it was for the remainder of the ers, ferns, camp, parks and recreation activities and just dren (2-12 years) snd children under 2 free. Psrk- summer Three pnesee on the primer bulb and palms and playing with friends can nibble away st summer ing is $3 for cars and vans and $6 for buses For one pull on the starter eotd. Every time without lily pool more information, call (810) 39k 0903 instde the • But by July, kids generally have begun tha you Belle lale in the Detroit River offers plenty of and I lived happily ever aftar i is a Anna know-tt's-summer-if lament of -there's nothing to things for ths fhmily to do with its BOO, aquanum. Scripps do." Parents can nip those woes in the bud with a conservatory and maritime museum The bridge Whitcomb few selective day trips or a morning or afternoon entrance Is at East Grand Boulevard and Jeffer- If you hot* a qmnUon or comment for Karen Conservatory excursion doss to horns son in Detroit UTtter:, call her'at 963-2047, ma dbTax nHumber on Belle Isle. Nsad some ideas? Hare are 20 to chooee from (2) Tha Bella lata Zoo features a natural habi- SoflM are what you'd claaaify as old sundbys, t ti *r'* *** while others are fairly new attractions for femi WA ma 48160. s M a a a a a M M a aa *1BA The Obnerverj TrtUKiilMY, Jlkk 22, 1996 The Observer! THURSDAY, JUNE 22. 1995 ENGAGEMENTS Places from page ISA Savona-O'Maara Owsley-Ward Jackson-Duncan worked trim. 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There Mary Jackaon of Novi an- Hospice offers Camp Phoenix for kids also is s two-generation fsmily (20) And just as summer fsdes nounces the engagement of her Churchman rate of $11. For informstion. call into foil, the 16th annual Michi- daughter, Maureen Anne, to Rob Mr and Mrs. Lawrence Levi HI (517) 787 4425 gan Renaissance Festival will ert Thomas Frost, the aon of Ralph of Clinton Township announce (16) In Lansing, fsmilies can open on weekends at the festival and Sharlene Frost of Detroit. Dave and Diane Zadorozny of the engagement of their daughter, wcwhieCilell dokarmegenanmdin aubg neoeirf*tefyea r6Hv- eoC1m5sape meincrptbeo Pc hhaSomaeevrpnevii xcs f,euosf r a aisbsede necumokltt ,fa r isgotrm iimfe va ttyihhnee gs leco eahsmtisl. da aTl slho. ai sfcoo r tbmh oietpu lc nimhccaiaelytdde titcoanagk nie toss ien noe r Cti hgtaheipnii naStlogt liaa pt Aelpivke Ceeenra auptnhei.ectoe Rl. E evBnsigtusoliiitrlsoedhrd- s gtwf(werriesoetihtueni nvn1 o ad6Prlst oh rsonuhn tnciisenn nDee )t1iux0 awriyne eda em. kHm Fee.irlngri hdntiosmt. ew A7 nFsuty gi,p lb. l.teme h1 d e2 LiWai Tevemoihnnepgi laboa rRyriudee denS- tuatlaopey- pabl eyHse iiigcsnhr aeF tSgaacrrrhymaod ibounylag. tt eSo nho ef RmEWEdedeed wnasfttnio nodlra fdC n K tadhhan.ue tnrhircol ehduemannucaeg nCh t hJtherue.rr, ,ec tAnhhgmmea aygsn.eo -n too f o f SBBlehrreuuanmmn Piwwtaaree.kl ltll o .oo tffMh LBeai rslvicoogonnhl mitoaof.n JM aamandlecs oK lmat h- fered a significant loss of s loved the matter, frequently the loaa glass floor tiles, copper and iron through Sept. 30. For more infor Hills. The bride-to-be and her fiance which affects the child has also chandeliers by Tiflsny and Co. Her fiance is a graduate of St. The bride-to-be is employed by- mation. call (800) 601-4848. are graduates of the University of The camp takes place Aug 25 had a profound impact on the and an impressive dome of hand- Agatha High School and School- Michigan-Dearborn with degrees in Ford Motor Co. Her fiance also is Aug 27 at the YMCA's Camp adult in the child's life The adult craft College with an associate'a computer science. They are both employed by Ford Motor Co. Ohiyeaa in the northwest Oakland may be overwhelmed in their own degree in criminal justice. He ia employed by the Ford Motor Co. Ctphioecue W nCtoyamr Tee.hn aC'snHk CsSo m itsom isatbt lgeeera ftnootr foHrfoofceenr cfeeer•tlM iWndgh,s ec orhefi ggldrnireeeffn. aanred oloftaesn atrhee cfoonr- MOTOR CAPRLRYIEMRO FUUTHEL C ITTAYX C LOIDCEE NSES AND eSmoAupt lJhoufylieyedl w da.ae d ad ipnogli ic6e polfafnicneerd i nin St. pClhaAunnrn cAehdp i rinnil D S1e9t.a9 r6Lb iownruensd H dCienaigtgh hiost lsi.c ptyl aACn hnSueerdpc thien.m AFbiuvebre u wPrneodi Hndtiisnllg sC. ios mmuni- Camp Phoenix at no charge to gotten one*,' " Strand said. "The TRIP PERMITS ORDINANCE Agatha'a Catholic Church. Redford. importance of assisting children ORDINANCE NO. t$-4 i "On their own. children and ad- to identify, acknowledge and n ulaansaf lack the resources, cog presa their grief cannot be under- _ ordinance to amend Um Code of UM City at PTymostt by adding s see mtrve ability and life experiences stated. If we validate and ac- Chapter wkick sew Chapter *all be designated as Cksptsr 1M ot TttJe X. to deal effectively with a signifi knowledge the importance of chil Traffic, oi said Code; to prescribe a privilege taz (or tfee me of pebbc reeds sad cdairnetc ltoosre o,"f ssaoicdia Yl v osenrnveic eSstra fnodr , dserecnu r•e fweealyinsg isn, gwihveic hth teom d seaafle w ainthd hmsaigodbt opwre snfrea*el tloi efw sth ilteott raC v itttoyoU beU yC cmiety o ,totooir tpckraiosmv oiedrdreai nl obaryn c tiremi pp opseinrmg istpse acaifdic t toa xp rsopvaind eth leo r« falsa aas t x W- - CwHhoS c "aWreit ahnodut u nhdeleprs ftaronmd, a cdhuillt-s tthheemir sgerlievfe,s, awse wgievlel c ahsild erxepnr etshse THE CTTY OT PLYMOUTH ORDAIVS S DiscoSunentio rD •ays m4 ^ dren can Snd often do tail to gift of empowerment. Chapter 1M of Title X. Traffic, entitled Motor Carrier Fmi Tax Uceneea sod Monday ft ^ Trip Permits Ordinance ia hereby adopted y thrive from their loseea; converse Wednesday ly. with help these same children Children need to have a safe, can learn and grow from their ex trusting environment for the ex- | wramnvUM raw* UKWd pression of feelings that are some maftem. _• s track hsvtag mora tksa t axles, U the road tractor, sr track tractor, H R I 'Children will integrate into times overlooked or discounted in Young campers: Youngsters like Tony Rushlow and Greg or track a propelled by motor faaL FOUR DAY SALE their Iteea what they see and eX their daily lives. Camp Phoenix Moore added their artistic talents to a banner they paint fb) "Commercial motor reticle" sksll sot nrtede a read tractor, or a parience. As aduha. we may as- was d — to provide such an track er a track tractor owned by a farmer aad mad la i sume that children don't grieve." environment. ed during the inaugural Camp Phoenix last August. ths fanner's (srming operation aad aot esed lor Mrs Mid Kelly Rhoades director of (c). am a person who aparalm er caaam toi _s_ r- bereavement and spiritual care The weekend camp experience sd a commercial motor raMde oa a pahttc road er hlghwsy la tha for CHS. "But any child wbo ia is designed to facilitate a healthy Plymouth PLYMOUTH CITY CODE old enough to love ia old enough grieving pcocaaa in an accepting (d) "Motor feet" mesne _ I by Act Ho 1M of toe TAKE AN ADDITIONAL 20% OFF topwe*." environment for children wbo COMMERCIAL MOTOR VEHICLE Pahttc Acts of 1R7. aa sacOom MCi. Ml.191 to It aw be difficult to recognise have lost a loved ooe through INTAOCXCICIADTEINNTGS L-DIQRUIOVRINSG O URNDDINEARN CE M7.1M. HESLQP'S EVERYDAY Low PRICES a child ia pieeing. To an i a aatoral paraoa. partaarsktp. firm, ORDINANCE NO. t$-2 dtcsto, or coreoranoa. aad any raoa aarvstor. or officar, other thas a astt of .. . ON SELECT DINNEKWARE, FLATWARE, the Cede oi tke City o< !%••** aad coatrol of prepsrty by vlrtaa of ls« er by PLYMOUTH CTTY CODE iptor shsll ho Smtpsstod aa Chapter 1» al TWs X. If) Tebhc rood or highway" means a road, street, or place BseSaetoed STEMWARE, AND GIFTWARE. COMMERCIAL MOTOR VEHICLE Traffic, of sasd Cod* la pnaasto aalaty apoa psM* highways by ragatoUag by the Qty ef Plymouth sad gaaaraDy opes Is ma by the pahttc as a OUT-OF-SERVTCE veksde driver*, by ptariâg ftmMm matter of rtgM far the purpose of vshiralar travel, aatwlthataailag that by pimldiag lor wsrrstlem arrests; sad to provide ORDERS ORDIN ANCE ORDINANCE NO. W-J sad Ram lor vttattaa tf das erdtaeace Heslop's brings you the Come on Over to THE CTTY OT PLYMOUTH 0HDAD« largest selection of in-stock 1X3 of Title X, Traffic, eatKtod Commercial Motor Vehicle-Cttviag merchandise in Michigan: V2 la hanky adopted Pepperidge Farm rfly lar the traaaportattoa of property Choose from famous names like Atlantis. Block. Dansk. SS4* er asore bat ast saore thaa MT* by elm aad aat taeatiSLlsTtoatry a laad Thrift Store the veMde aad loed betog draw* Fltz&Fkjyd, Lenox, No peraoe shall act m a carrier M ths City of i a a holder of w sarevoked Motor Csrrlor Faasall Tsx Mlkasa, Noritake, Oneida. 1 by the fUvoase DHiatos of tha Depertmam of Tramery lor the > of by Act 1H of the Pebhc Acta of IMS, bstog MC L Reed & Barton , Royal w 1 mail at sag. Doulton. Royal Worcester ...Jaa 1 nsooaaoat of Lteeam. Tha Motor Carrier Fael Tax As part of ths U affined to the rf I lis! rtdo of the cah of ovary i l I aaator vahtde Sasaki, Spode. Towie. and I 4 DAYS ONLY _r,igittsim whUo • to bokag operated la the CMy of nyaaoath by a VlUeroy & Boch* FRI • SAT • SUN • MON b&eCtty of njaiistt alto net a Malar Carrtar Fasi Tax'LI i ma i June 23 • 24 • 25 • 26, 1995 •Sate doaa not Inch** pra*ou*y ; te«C r H pan" m M in. n aiiwissnTSTltCL. atfiSSS martwKtowni The coart she! aet order the secretary of «eto to lams s Special Hours for Sale: Fri. 9-7. Sat. 9 6:30. Sun. 1 14, Mon. 9-7 HALF OFF* fSa JmmmTZ!?* MSM. ^bmhhTptS— 5 e h r i . a m n T ^ a ^ ^ r[^ g| ) ( l M n( THURSI 22 - SUNDAY, [UNI 25 ALL PKPPERIDGE FARM COOKIES. vehtoM as ths puhhc reeds or hl»asjs of too Chy af Ptymoatk ascapt to C RACKERS. GOLDFISH. LAYER CAKES. B T ii mOmmm. MX.L wsstm. 2cZ ni u - * *"??ii?itTr reaaea It fram the pahhe rae< ar Wgmer lar parpama of parMag ar Martag Ike INTRODUCE THE TO HtSLOP'S Mil rURNOVERS. 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