Oil tap: arts and crafts show, antique mart—5B Canton >€ li3cri)pr Volume 10 Number 13 Thursday. September 6, 1984 Canton. Michigan 56 Pages Twenty-Five Cents !•*(«« All R<-«rr>e« Trustees approve 20- acre industrial sale By Diane Frea staff writer Japanese company says 'Yes!' to Canton American Yazaki Corp. was im- pressed with the Cantor Township site A $10-million complex will be built because of "the favorable labor base, on a 20-acre site in Canton Township to . . prospects for favorable financing CWnTthheooueaCsure reppssar-e rdenfbo noattaphoyr sreen eon r 1 dTaitU4gy dom0.hsSw 5tbu., nolt0a othsu0pihnen0 ptiad aprhdetoeidqvo uAebn bdaoamy,rla te r 5eHcdr-roi0sacr,g ap -otng ofhmeer arYa etst ymaJaiozal baenapn ek aodir-f s etajiaonhlln regeMd c c eigtoumqratsiuopsctirooa psimlr.nm tw,d eCe uriensrhsxt irtnpryg ifosaol rlaert ,nrud ssaae anul.ildte soIt tsmN a i ionsFsdto siiarnv tndvet,e,o s alGi vsgseeon ndm-lae airron- -f saaGhinnogrddAuon sedw meabi insetelhtdl.rr ei aipcabn rfasuo insatrve itmYomtiodna'sber,zn la ayae kdayr iaecm ancfhiodo anfrrs oidp srY irbtn orapegadzertanoui kvtct oonite.t e syog tKpfoofeertiiaic adtgehtees- - , cbtaai ieno1l Idnis2nt ,oye- dayu xbunegpydsahetrmt rcA ittia somdtla - ertxh1oere9iv lc 8rpaeea5nb nl^fuaoi etncY_ea a ambtnezoceane nktdoti t h fwt uehfnire lcodl omi nrnneegswcte rtiw huvfeaceil -- l cscn1uoye1pwmGr1xp0 rpeel-oianmmeentbr piyfslelil o eisasocxyraneapei dlenesec l5yt toas3ec fasa t aorteto.flere d Gts thhhreie o rfie inemcgbo uoeam rtvMe eps .ilaa ceifnhadoyi.srgt's a Tt n h5h8.e0 e6 Gci.t nh.rhgeBo a .tYeroh aabaaincnzreddgta e km srttiahhie iespamdtt ui —rbtchoc seahpr soaof sghReraoa pt"pbhpihseeeyr ntthe adePpn ramIdnodo pg pmseehttyr yet sytxsiia.ccm"iia dtel- ing the purchase of the property since township. Nicholson said "American Yazaki is truly attached to on the board." tJorofofhATnincirm cueFssesl trocieinodce riLa npCnio va wYroraoenatlrziiea oaB,n kao iib.s dwse aechnn uimdtcr ihrivleel nemrrtslai yafkin eeldsde aC weslileinerrgc-k - csalaeenrcdnTTgt thhwieeoeelreyn 2pso vot0frfo0a o, cpa0Hfape0 narp01ttg-ry2 go,si7nexq 5srdiu,tomuyau srias tetathr -ensiefaldioaytlousl ytWt a5 t o5fzeaaf0odrc nrt ienhealndecietar y lrieranos nw tatde hdoi.rles f-l rtMbeoecwagNtyoni,Inr s Ca ohccHfiocpOno s rLetdrcSiuoOncngNtoi o mtSonAi cD IaDsa vg siYrdooao wNzntaih ckahis of loppsroloasnns ,tishb de lti eo- psNuleibAc ahsAmttoma leinstresotirinc iaL aclsn aiatvn aiYdox Y.na bizaaazaka speikli a eanmn twdp oa lenuomdlydsp pl or 1poy0rj5moevc eptinsdeteo .a "- cttwmhhhheeaaGi nssfcreiuthora f osewtatfebcoe toaup usnflhard Maii adns idegic ndt hfch iaoieltgucifoa idnl nneaiea.tw"yl t.t hh w 3cee5oo s-n fapasuihctdtraru.u esrcseet if o popnlrua rn i-as sya"eaottnulPPlr t aahacacddaottivggmvieeeneittgns ts g ositanhel idtddlaoetu c Afst tohtbemrceediuea s rltf, ioCec dawlaatlenlnnv stb" eoYhhelnioaoap.nrpz'isoam nrWk geweide n fortrre k utapwhirr aeatae"t st- flattered and proud." J a y c ee g r o u ps m e r ge c a l m ly Canton and Plymouth are experiencing little of the disharmony currently besetting some communities in the wake of a recent U.S. Supreme Court rulina allowing women to join the Jaycees Former Canton Jaycee Women Kathy Bock, Marybeth Rltter, Lana Oboe. * P®tti Kelly and Marlene McCune made history when they were Inducted as Canton's first female Jaycees at an August meeting in Allen Park. They were among 50 women from Livonia, Redford, Weetland, Northvtlle and Allen Park sworn in by VS. Jaycee President Tommy Todd of Georgia Four or five more women are slated to join the Canton Jaycee at a 7 30 p m. meeting Wedne«ay, Sept. 11, at the Roman Forum restaurant oc Ford Road near Haggerty. Vacancies on the Jayceas' board - including the offices of vice president, m secretary and treasurer - are expected to be filled in an election that night. according to Canton Jaycee President Robert Olson. New women members •T will be eligible to vote, and may be elected to fill the vacancies, be The Jaycee Women, or Jaycettes as they formerly were known, must either dissolve and merge with the Jaycees, or exist on their own under a new name The U.S. Jaycee Women voted not to dissolve their organisation. Michigan's Jaycee Women voted at their summer convention Aug. If in Marquette to dissolve and merge with the Michigan Jaycees. „ Canton's Jaycee Women discussed dissolution at a Tuesday night While they have until May, 1985 to officially disband, Jan 1 is the ground projected dissolution date. All but two or three of Canton Jaycee Women's 17 members favor the merger according to Kelly, who belonged for 11 years to the Plymouth Jaycees' auxiliary before its disaffiliation last year. (Plymouth's organization had dwindled to only five members, she explained.) FARMINGTON*S Jaycee Women are seeking ways to keep their organization separate from the Jaycees, and to be chartered for an indefinite period 3-car pileup past May of next year. In Zilwaukee. Jaycee men opted to dissolve their chan- ter rather than admit women members. ART EMANUELE/stafl photographer The mood in Canton, however, is upbeat. Five people were injured Friday night when three cars collided on Canton man and Deborah Willey, 17, of Livonia. Eggenberger waa "I think it's (the merger) great," said Bob Olson. "I just feel with the women Ann Arbor Roed near the CftO Railroad overpass. The accident taken to Oak wood Hospital Canton Center. A passenger in her car in the organization - adding the woman's touch so to speak - we're going to occurred when a westbound car driven by Faydra Eggenberger, was uninjured. The 20-year-old Canton man waa taken to Oak- pI'rmo srepaelrl yth eaxtc mituedch a bmoourte .it W" e'll learn from them, and they <*an learn from us 16, of Canton glanced off the high curb at the overpass, according wood. Willey and her two passengers were taken to 8L Mary Hos- to Wayne County Sheriff Lt. Ron Brown. Eggenberger'a car then pital. Although no tickets were Issued at the scene, Brown said ourS (ajiodi inmt)m perdoijaetcets p wasitll Ccaonmtoen o fJfa yac leoet sWmoomoetnhe Pr.r eCsoimdemntun Licaanatio Onl sboentw "Iee nth itnh*e sides wiped two east bound cars being driven by a 20-year-old the sheriffs department still la Investigating the accident. women and men was always a problem." Pteaee tun) to Page 4 Officials expect Canton planner foresees what's i nside enrollment rise Brevities 5A 'tremendous possibilities' Church . . .. . . .. 6-7B Clubs In Action 4B Crossword . 5E Entertainment . . .. 5-7C FYI 4C MoCdarnatcokn tThionwknss hthipe aPrleaan nhears M"traetmtheenw- LSoeumthanfi e&ld Associates Inc., based in RNeadtieovneallo Apsmsoecnita Otifofnici aolfs, H aonuds ing and Obits 2A dous possibilities" for growth and de- "I'm looking forward to taking all Community Development Directors As- Opinion. 10A velopment my experience in consulting to many sociation. Readers Write . . . 5A, 4C Modrack. 30, took over the duties as communities and applying it to one A resident of Royal Oak, Modrack Sports . .. 1-4C planner on Aug. 13, replacing James community," he said. holds a bachelor's degree In urban Stroller 10A Kosteva who left to run for state repre- planning from Michigan State Unlveri- Suburban Life . . . . 1-5B sentative in the 37th District Modrack is a member of the Michi- slty and has done some graduate stud- WSDP 2A Modrack said he think* Canton's gan Industrial Developers Association, ies work. unique mix of agricultural, industrial, Classified. . . . Sec C-D-E commercial and residential develop- NEW8LINE . . .490-2700 ment makes it "atypical of most devel- 3PORT8LINE . . 901-2312 opment areas." The access to 1-275 also HOME DELIVERY . 991-0900 is a plus for planners and broadens the U f E LC CLASSIFIED. . .901-0000 area's possibilities, Modrack said. "Canton is a growing, growing area," Modrack said, citing a population growth statistic of 300 percent in the 8upt. John Mober projects substantial growth within four years last 20 years among the elementary school population In Pty mouth-Canton Modrack said be is encouraged by * r> schools. the welcome be has received from the i u local Chamber of Commerce, Beautifi- Enrollment in the Plymouth-Canton Eriksson and Hulling schools were dis- catioo Committee and city planning Community Schools may increase con- cussed at a school board workshop commissioners "It's a very interested R f I Tt siderably within the next four years — Tuesday night Renovation plans to ex- and active commission," he said- a projection that has school officials pand classroom sise and est down on He defines his position as s liaison to examining ways to expand facilities. noise st the three schools were re- the Planning Commission providing Presuming a continued sound ecooo- viewed — and the possibilities of rent- professional input and information on my, the district'* elementary school ing buildings, erecting new schools and ordinances and soning issues Modrack peculation could jump by «00 students, redistricting were raised by the dis- also will field inquiries about develop- according to Or John Hoben, superin- trict's Housing and Population Study ment and uphold the township's land- tendent Hoben bases his projection oe Committee. use policy as defined in the Master new home construction evident Currently comprised of district em- Plan and soning ordinance. He will throughout the district The figure ployees, the committee may recruit earn |3S,000 a year. doesn't take into account students who members from the community ss its may leave the district. work progresses, said Richard Egli. Modrack has six years of consulting Student population growth and the district community relations director experience and had bean a community Matthew Canton Township s now revamping of classrooms at Field, Please turn to Pags 4 development analyst with Vllican- put Ma and akMa to work In the Ca 2Alemt>«< 6, i98i Boone Thursday, September «, 1964 O&E appearing obituaries Pat Boone, the linger who lately has spoken out tor SUZANNE LA SOT A Survivors include husband. Frank, daughter Christian causes, will be fea- LEWIS MOLNAR Catherine of Plymouth, sons, Frank and Michael tured on the local "Youth Funeral services were to be held 10 am toda; both of Plymouth, and Patrick of Knozville View" cable TV show Tueaday Safolt rtKo Me nbrsne.e LtahtaS HCoaotatl,hy o5 l0Si,ce p oCfu hlCcurhracrbeht rmCeee Pm Llyeatmneero.yu ,Pth lSy womuiotthhuf tibheu,lnd i j mWReoiiltllhliyae mro,f R RDoeeislaelrymbo aorrfny F Ht aLrmaud oefrd Saoleu.th fFielald,,, a bnrdot hJoehr*i SPclyFhmruanodeuertrah lF, suwenerevrreiacle ss cH hfooemrd ueMle rwd Mi tfhoolr nPaa r2s,t o p7r.7m, K .oef tnSondheaetyrhid aEiir Tanede nT ihnutredrsvaiey,w eSresp to.n 1 1th ean dp r1o3-. Zielke to officiate gram ask Boone about his role The Rev William Pettit was to officiate Memona as a concert performer and contributions may be made to the Catherine McAu ley Health Center, St. Joseph Mercy Hospital. Am GEORGE F MINING Mr Molnar, who died Sept 3 in Ann Arbor, wa hia opinions on current issues, Arbor, or in the form of Mass offerings bom in Bethlehem, Pa., and moved to Plymouth u such as abortion. This was Funeral services for Mr Mining, 83, of Postifi Mrs LaSota, who died Sept 3 in Ann Arbor, wa Plymouth, were held recently in Schrader Funera 1974 from Frostproof, Fla He had been as barbe Boone's only interview when born in Detroit and moved to Plymouth in 1972 Sh Home in Plymouth with burial at Riverside Ceme from 1945 until retiring in 1969 He had shops ii he came to Meadowbrook was a Realtor with Weir, Manuel. Snyder an. tery.. Plymouth Officiating was the Rev Philil] Detroit and later in Brighton Survivors include Festival last month. The show Ranke, Inc., in Plymouth She was as member of Si Rodgers Magê wife, Marie; daughter. Margery Robertys of Mary will be at 5 p.m. Tuesday and Kenneth Catholic Church, was active in the churcl Mr Mining, who died Sept 3 in Garden City, wa Esther. Fla., son. Henry of Canton; five grandchil 9:30 p.m. Thursday on Chan- choir, was active in Life Span (a right-to-life grou| born in Livonia and moved to Plymouth in 1913 R dren and one great-grandson nel 15. at the church), and was an active volunteer witl worked for the Wayne County Road Commissioj Our Lady of Providence School. She earned a bach for 47 years, retiring in 1965 Survivors includt elor's degree from Mary grove College and an mas brother, John of Flint, and sisters, Florence Tibbit ter's degree from the University of Detroit. of Springfield, Ohio, and Jean Mining of Plymouth A 5 Introductory WSDP / 88.1 Special A Pleasant Surprise Kathy LeDuc's noise doesn't sound all sages. The LeDucs have been pastorsi (WSDP-FM 88.1 is the student-operated ra for the Whole Family that joyful to husbend Jim ss the couple clowns/storytellers for sknost five years. dio station at Plymouth Centennial EOducation WEDNESDAY (Sept. 12) FRIDAY sets out s skit interpreting biblical pas- al Park (CEP). < p.m. Community Focus - A new public FISH FRY affairs interview program based on issues af- ALL-THE-FISH fecting Plymouth and Canton hosted by Noelle Jim starts to juggle rings as Kathy % PROGRAM HIGKI IGHTS Torrace YOU-CAN-EAT stands clear. THURSDAY (Sept. 6) 7*3/-,. Our Own 4-i p.m. Fall Festival — Remote coverage of Don't Forget Crlss Cross Fr>es 5:05th pe. mPl.y mChoaumthb Ferall Fes Ctivhaalt.t er with host Bijal 7:30 p.m. HighTHU RscShDooAlY g i(rSlse pbta.s 1k3e)t ball Game OurS Bperceiaaklsf!a st HGoaFmrEliecA mSBTare dFaeOd C Ro le Slaw, and WHITE > L U OR Holy jokes Bmhaatitot nA ab foiuvte- mthienu Ctea nptroongr Camha fmeabteurri onfg Cinofmor-- oLfa tkhee C Weneterkal .- LPelysm Somuithth aSnadle mMi kheos tLsy Wndarlulepdt ONLY S395 merce describe the action from courtside Served 3 p.m. to 10 p.m Fridays Only The LeDucs, without makeup, explain that they try to bring out the FRIDAY (Sept. 7) humor and warmth in stories from the Bible. 4-7 p.m. Plymouth Fall Festival continuous VriencJ O P EN 7 D A YS A W E EK coverage Starting S e p t e m b er 9th 6:10-7:25 p.m. Weekend Pass - A new week- fn a yf L O C O GK Lunch & Dinner Served Mon.-Sat. Couple teaches Bible through clowning ly program featuring specific artists hosted by Aldo LoDuca Adam Ant is featured p a R ty s b o p pe Our Fabulous S u n d ay Brunch 7:30 p.m. High school football Game of the R e s u m es Sept. 9th, 11 a.m.-2:30 p.m. Week Plymouth Salem hosts North Farming ton Les Smith and Mike Lyndrup provide com H24 S Main St FOR INFORMATION & RESERVATIONS CALL By Diane Frea TO THE LeDucs, clowning is a the- known clowning teachers Jim's inter- "People are confused between acting mentary Plymouth PLYMOUTH 349-6200 staff writer ology, not just a gimmick to hold the est has progressed to the point that the with childlike innocence and acting 7n:o3o0oan fgp- te5.hm ep. mHWige Pehkly Sm—AoT uG tUshrceRhaoDt oLAla Ygk iFe r(salSsl elT bp oFatu.se rk8snet)ai tvbmaaellln t cG ofvaromemre MICHPIGLAANY THE NEW. t- -O-P BErNM417kD2r u»NSlr«t «M1w IaI«iIn# 2 S tpr M Mr*of Sc;C u-oMem 7 6* • •c tr fmp S ? i-Mo1m'* 3w 0^< • t wmi JPLitYMO mUTaHn V 4318M0aWjo.r N Cirneedi tM CilaeLrid Rv*ed PA. i c6ac0ne0op tBeadr F V Eeanelttee nErttaasitn mofe Nnt o Pva!r Rkidn.s N Oopvti.iona lM l gwwahiOMrfederr oe ewtsnh tea. a BsaAt sai dtbal allofeemtfsre Egr diad cobnene dnti'o tn Egtaevn lklei imyc oskaeuel td httlh aeoiadurt t N sooofm atheh-'es atcloiurg edKIianoia teutitnhsohlcenyyeis. r'h so i b"fsaI ottGtotoerok nisdcy t,oai"mofl ns bsthor keTali idhtszseia,etiis d o"c.Wnl ot,hwe eaancr ciuinosngr iadq tiurhneeeg- CdwolroTciwttHionnErg aM lLi stiehnD eiesUsntirtCsyitS l "et hdstaa t"rAt h be Gy u ceiuxdreprbleoonroitknlyg f toihsre ntciehvsTiilsOtd,i ei tCsshh Oei,n" ML cJleBiumDAduiT sncagsi td djh ueog sgol imunngec owamnadfrom fri-truaepb le eaa-ct-- * University of Michigan-Dearborn (if Salem ad- Or that while inside the whale. Jonah Face of God," the LeDucs write that stories of the Bible that have humorous ing. Any uneasiness that remains after they have attempted to convey the aspects, researching them thoroughly that may be because "the clown has a was heard playing the kazoo to the tune original messages from the Bible, but and fleshing out little-known charac- tendency to hold up a mirror," Jim SUNDAY (Sept. 9) of "Nobody Knows the Trouble I've that they "have also exercised the sto- ters. It's a serious and spiritual jour- said "Somtimes looking at the mirror QOOO-5 p.m Plymouth Fall Festival PEPSI Seen " ryteller's privilege in bringing the ney," Jim said is very hard." But that's how Jim and Kathy characters to life by giving them props, Each skit begins with & reading of 7 p.m Monday MON NDigAhYt M(Suespict. S10p)e cial — Fea- V4 LITER Last 3 DaysI tLeerDpruect. twhheosese b iGbliigcgalle p aPsrsoadguecst ions in- stiigmnes sa"n d symbols of contemporary tchree dBibibilleity p,"a sKsaagthey, sbaeicda use "it gives it ingT jhues tL ae Dduifcfse rceonnts iadret rf opramst.o "raWl ec'lroew nno-t tures a different type of music every Monday Jim, pastor of Kirk of Our Savior "Experience has taught us that the out to compete with anyone," Jim said. Rock Review" "60s and '70s music hosted by United Presbyterian Church in West- use of this special technique brings the "We scrape below the surface and "We need different things to nourish Mike Lyndrup. Dep lWaneds talnandd vBicoear dpr eosfid Eednutc oafti othne, aWnday nheis- Bleiabvlee st oa lliafseti nign iam purneiqssuieon w aanyd wmheimch- tthwei sstu,"p eJrimfic isaalid a.n "dI ghiavvee tah ehmun cah ntehwat us." 6-9 p.m. Joe TU FEeSrrDaAriY d e(Sfienpets. 1th1e) meaning of PaMpoaui,n Dtaiainl PDaapwa,l .P Paappaai lF Lraigah, t, wstiofrey Ktealtlheyrs hfaovre a lbmeeonst pfaivseto yraela rcsl.o wns owrryi twe.i th the viewer/listener," thfey mthaen fyir psteo tpimlee a roer h jeuastri nngow th ed isstcoorvieesri fnogr froJmim t shaeiidr 4a5ll-r roufn uthtee amnodn e9y0- meairnnuetde 'Escape Dial Papai Fraa the depths." performances has gone back into the 25% to 3S% off "We take stories from the Bible and The LeDucs' interest in pastoral Most of the Giggle Production per- clowning equipment. As well as giving retell them. We try to bring out the hu- clowning started about 10 years ago, formances are for adults in groups of their performances, the LeDucs have OUR ENTIRE mor and the warmth," Jim said. and they have studied with nationally 50 to 100 people. "Clowning is an adult taught workshops on applying clown FRESH CATCH EXPRESv. activity," Jim said. "Children enjoy the makeup, how to do storytelling, and Mobile Fres ood Market PENNSYLVANIA visuals, but the humor is on an adult ways to find humor in the Bible SAVE 15%-40% ONS TEONCTKIR E HOUSE Staff photos by Art Emanuele level." A new show in rehearsal includes Specia 4n the r.OLLECTION Is that any way for a member of the Wayne-Westland Board of Initially the adult audience may be passages from the Book of Ruth afld Solid Hardwood Education to act? It is if you're a pastoral storyteller, as board vice uncomfortable with the clowning Song of Solomon >199 -eshest fresh president Jim LeDuc is. 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September 7-4 " 20% to 40u/o uFF I Ends Saturday BARCALOUNGER DISCOVERY v,ili showcase the newest advances in consumer products lor the AND home and leisure living. Action oriented LANE "ACTION displays and live demonstrations will S e p t e m b er 8 tt enable you to see. try and work with new products for your home and lifestyle. IF YOU RECLINERS 5 0% Vour resp°5Sa®e wlsô uemen 20% to 35% OFF SEE DEMONSTRATIONS BY THESE COMPANIES LIKE BOOKS OUR ENTIRE STIFFEL LAMP • AT&T KODAK COLLECTION Consumer Sales & Service ^ Y O U ' LL LOVE... HONDA • KIRSCH KEEBLER b" *t fhomasvlle. Bf ^ ,buys • WEST BEND ol gte3 t L ar€ Ple YOPLAIT r J n d^ o P P O ^ ^- OO | ON EVERY ITEM A Little Professor Book Center REGISTER AT THE MALL I IN OUR HUGE TO WIN A FREE HONDA AERO™ SCOOTER. • INVENTORY k i t t le Trto|essott on tkTattfe^:; T Y N K R 'S YOUR » UHNITURE OPENING p U !^ SEPT. 6! 1050 E. 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Sept 20 in the Oak wood phone 591-0500 From A Snapshot, TO FIVE THOUSAND are available. Classes will begin Sept lows $20 for residents, $22 for North- sored by Dance Slimnastics, Ltd., will Tuesday. Sept. 11 — Parents are gieAs satnhdm aasttihcsm aan d allergic persons wHooosdp iBtaolu aluedviatrodr,iu mthe A htos p1i8ta1l01 is O tawko- HOME DELIVERY SERVICE You Can Capture Your Pet DOLLARS FOR YOUR SPA? 6143.0 F0,o erx tf.u 4r0th9e orr i4n1f0o rmation, call 591- vmilolree, ainndfor $m24ati ofonr c noonnt-arcetsi dtheents re cFroer- gbievgei ni nthdiisvi dwueaelks. t hTeh ech faanlcle s teos swioonrk w oiullt wmeelectoinmge b teogi nanttienngd 7: 3th0e p. mSm. iinth th eP FmOe - fNroormth Cvialnleto, nW,ay Pnelym aonudth W, e sWtleasntdlan adr,e binl oDcekasr wboersnt of the Southfield freeway CNaerwrisesrt amnodn pthelry. copy |i , 2755c In Needlepoint BUY FACTORY DIRECT AND SAVE ation department at 455-6620 a(Es xmtaran ywo trikmoeusts paerre awveaeiklab alse adte sniore edx - deniah caenncete trh etoir lcehairlnd rwenh'ast s tchheoyo lc ayne adro to from our readers • CPR CLASSES being recruited to join the fledgling Persons interested in learning more yearly. $35.00 tra cost. Class fee covers cost of two .^CWfAooEsraAFntmyhot nnimerneomndau n,C e eS-nodrpia ru rsAftonciroflohtolyionmetorag lll cvPy loh oabm rFalgogupoeaanturn etd1naridzr e-ytaa rottuiif oogsnnntr e oa eousfp tn , ACe wm athrileyoenr l- ccm4mAiic8aisaar9llt.yl 0 hOsP e9 wmOtc htarai 2&tta eB w o eAtixlhlslelelce bt rM2iego2eyi n0oc 2FnhT6io hgt.uheanee nLd pb aaCrantoiyhlsolpaionnoptgs et o,aienflr MA afoadf misic lpteheher de-- n(rvavesiAO3eeedretel1s,asbwrr-l et34ttstoaiiesar)e8ssdfdp vkre9i4 vvna were5ie gpse nrsh9Sr sr etitd - , ichtroi2hsehs ,herMi7 apeand v 0aa snrgeaae0iurrdrmgp et bpn mhp .TO juootale henb iPbv cncneallslatyoiayutesi,tb l mthr tCahp ol vetCeboouoaedlu rabnretr i tnhalattihi oynect tfc,&oenrc a to nt eoctMh cmi OpoEo ea bltOnnbrc i tdCd4nbscah ,ieone8dsaet refn1nic v otrat a7otharvenodd0pinir-snc--s - ScDoacntsu:sgBurndlr- 5C8A0N4T SOHN E98LD 1O -N429 R3 D AdTohputirvsed aPya.r Seenptt cl a6sse s— wil lE bxep eocftfaenrte d spoitna al nPde rasroen naevlai alanbdle N autr sSitn.g M Sareyrv Hicoess- • LADIES BOWLING iBnrfuocrem aatt 5io4n1 -c3a9l1l1 L. aurie at 455-2776 or sucphoono Ol ocpt.e r2a.ti Ing si nmcoenreelyy htoop ebe e nvooutegdh aing aai nresst pthoens pibrolepo msaaln,n beurt wwhee nar ew eac ttainkge Both are working for the "Citizens Persons wishing to join the effort to F«££ OEL'VEf" WITH THIS AD at 7 p.m. in Botsford Hospital. Farm- departments. Monday, Sept 10 — The Canton La- people agree with this position to make out our frustrations on the educational Election Committee" — which sup- ' keep quality education in Plymouth- dies Eyeopeners Bowling League be- • W-W YMCA RECRUITMENT the increase in operating money a real- process? The overall picture is that in ports the request for an additional 1.74 Canton may call 451-6418 or 451-6420 Family gins at 9:15 a.m. at the Superbowl Wayne-Westland YMCA, which ser- ity. order to keep good education in the Bowling Alley. The league is sponsored vices Canton Township residents, is of- Why do I support the millage in- Plymouth-Canton community, and by the Canton Parks and Recreation fering free use of its facilities at 827 S. crease? There are many reasons, but hopefully improve it greatly, we must Department and still has openings for Wayne Road (between Cherry Hill and just a few are: Maintenance money has start with this very modest increase in EXTRA RAM teams and individuals. The deadline for Palmer) in Westland now through Sept. been cut too much. Just go into any millage Homeowners Furniture! BEDDING joining is Sunday. Sept 9 Interested 15. Anyone interested can come and school, look around, and ask "Why are George Hudson Insurance? SALE TWW persons should call Jan at 397-3383. swim at various scheduled times, or the schools so messy and dirty?" Look Plymouth One name sa\s it Discount best. 2921 S. Wayne Rd. Center, Inc.j Wayne, Mich. Full Six* D i s c o u nt D r u gs t ( 728-1060 f79»9 Qu>»n Sua 5 Quality You Can Trust >99" At A Price Y6u Can Afford $•>> Civv DIMETANE AFTATE ST. JOSEPH The great handbag sale SPRAY LIQUID DECONGESTANT ASPIRIN FOR CHILDREN FOR ATHLETE'S FOOT FOR COLDS & ALLERGIES T r e m e n d o us Savings! GRAPE FLAVORED LIQUID KILLS FUNGUS ON CONTACT REDUCES FEVER FAST % Y WT p RELIEVES ITCHING, BURNING FFrraannkk HHaanndi) A24 O "AZO.B RLLI EQTUSID $ 0 17 SP4E EODZS HEALINGS 0 44 ORANGE FL5AVOR 9 RS HE MO RNTA BNOTLS T aS nd Insmrance Agency AEROSOL 36 TABS Better hurry in—at 1/3 o ff 20793 Farmington Rd Farmington Dimetar>« DIMETANE AFTATE ST. JOSEPH these prices the selection 478-1177 Eitwuabs '0O ma EXTENTABS SPRAY POWDER ASPIRIN FREE won't last! aboWuht aAtu'si*o s-oO wgon-od "i HAAYN TFIEHVIESRTA RMEILNIEE F KILFLOSR J OJOCKC KITC IHT FCUHN GUS. CHIRSLAEDFDREUETCYNE SLS OC FCHEKVE EWCRAA FPBA LSETS Print R e m n a n ts magnificent Italian leathers, ers Home-owners L>irn«tar>a RELIEVES ITCHING, CHAF- FjtUIT FLAVOR Insurance' First, lZfT>g 612M TGA. B$S I H 59 ING. BURNING MrtTT loa c* & Short Bolts citr'se aotuirve o mutoldoeokrn ,o n 1122 TMAGB. S$ 0 09 3.5 OZ S269 j| SATS PJIROINS EFRPEHE $ 66 $100 s 200, $300 wonderful leathers and snakeskins AEROSOL < /i homeowners insur- waswiw 30 TABS ance. With policies that give you what CHAPSTICK CORRECTOL ST. JOSEPH COUGH SYRUP C a l i co Since 194S. 32.99 to 189.99 you need, what vou LIP B A LM FOR CHILDREN want to pas THE MODERN GENTLE , CONTROLS COUGHS OF C o r n e rs CHOICE OF FLAVORS LAXATIVE ~ COLDS AND FLU Second, its your Seniors-ôuldn't you like to live in Livonia?? A UP TO 8 HOURS local, independent American House is more than just a retirement residence We offer 49 $ -|19 Auto-Os* ners private suites, delicious daily meals, housekeeping and laundry services S019 2 OZ. agent. Who not transportation in our private van and a complete program of social and N 30 TABS m 4 OZ. $ 2 ^9 1933 S. Telegraph 21431 Mack Avenue only knows your cultural activities I Bloomfield Hills St. Clair Shores neighborhood ASPEftGUM DURATION SEA BOND 332-9163 775-0078 Monthly Rentals *925 But probably even lives in it. 11525 Farmington Road FOR MINOR SORE DENTURE ADHESIVE Open Monday Nights IfimeRicpn THROAT PAIN NASAL SPRAY HOLDS EVEN LOWER Livonia, Ml 48150 x^4uto - Owners House REGULAR • DENTURES TIGHT! Insurance 425-3050 I RfTIHEMm RfS!0*€«S Aspergu™ •COHREARNRGYE MENTHOL StA-fiOWD? AVAILAANBDL EL OFOWRE URPS PERS -drapery boutique™. Part of American House Family of Senior Residences V* OZ. 40'S Come visit Barb or Wanda FAMILY S 0 33 $ - 1 39 SIZE 40* «* ! and tour our beautiful facility. DISCOUNTS SHOP THE FAMILY WAY EVERY DAY Vertical Blinds Custom V Wi — y 0 off ARRID ROLL-ON GERITOL MAALOX PLUS 5 0 % . « ; . 3 5 / O- ANTI PERSPIRANT DEODORANT HIGH POTENCY IRON & ANTI-GAS/ANTACID VITAMIN TABLETS Come, Look Us Over • REGULAR •PLEASANT TASTING •XX • LOW IN SODIUM 9reb«f Troths • BABY FRESH Monday - Saturday $ 3 59 12 oz. $2*9 S*rvkca at 2 5 OZ $2 44 100'S S g 99 LIQUID $ -|99 All V6ATNIComAinIaSl C A*afrpi€ a RN^R BIB _ £ , S»VTNQ» 10 to 9 50 TABS NOT CR6AT6D €QUftl •' VMIIMIIIIiIII'T RISE SUPER GEL S0MINEX FORMULA 2 PERDIEM Sunday 11 to 4 FREE 2 SHICK TON GIGEHTT T-OTI MSEL ESELPE EFPA SATIDE R DISTINCTIVE LAXATIVE Bali 50o»« P^» £5o»ih<" DISPOSABLE RAZORS t —H •REGULAR 16'S t 99 Concord •LIME 32'S $3*1 Uret•er '' SO 114 W r%0/ ,+ 40 /O off that Opening 69 100 GM O 7 OZ. 72'S *4>« custom draperies 250 GM $634 Sept. 6! CALGON ASCRIPTIN CLAIR0L CUSTOM CARE °40-60O» " BATH POWDERS ~ 2 THE BEST OF ASPIRIN V WITH MAALOX* FOR •BATH OIL POWDERS STOMACH PROTECTION • BUBBLE BATH BEADS CB-5-BRUSH oo • BOUQUET BATH 100 •2" C-500 CURLER ON IN STOCK 1 fabulous assortment of textures and shapes, reg 50.00 to 285.00 c>.«nn 0)*h ImOQ'PO^ A Little professor Book Center •5" 77 225 15'AOZ. •10" jP ^ YOUR ^ 1 O 49 FMOKMM HTM „,, I l>"*' Hurry in now for marvelous finds in styles from spacious fo compocf—j*agger fofes, 500 CHOtCE I mm v shoulder hobos, satchels, camera cases, flaporers, clutch bags and more, k i t t le T/to{essott on P A C K A GE 1400 SHELDON ROAD • CDOIRSNCEORU ANNTN PR AERSBCORRIP RTOIOADNS • PLYMOUTH TOWNSHIP! 3704IH1 AGLraSnTd ERO>v frti Qf>R».lAyNO 9R 3IV0E 6R 0 0: 30«IM O ORrCchHarAd Rl»D Hft3 1 40a f.lt»MLE 9C E3N0 T6 E0R0 ' inb aut nwootnd aelrlfu lst yralensge in o afll ccoolloorrss — in g raelly, sttaourpees., Nbroow nm,ail n aovry, ph woninee, o rbdlearcsk, polreas ree.d , LIQUOR HOURS. Open Monday-Saturday 9 a.m.-10 p.m.. Sunday 10 a.m.-6 p m 13f1a3r1m 4m78g l3o1n3 M3 Conloved A Tlrn Srs« 9M JOn A j0 F(a3r1m3m1 Q67to6n 4 H31ill3* O Mpeonn ft S Tuhnu r1s? 9 0 30 04 8 0 300 Sale ends September lith. lord A Taylor, Briorwood Moll—call 665-4500 DEALER PHONE 453-5807 or 453-5820 3*0 S. Main Street, Plymouth BEER-WINE OR CHAMPAGNE PACKAGE LIQUOR DEALER drapery boutique gp Open daily 10 to 9 Sunday 12 to 5 * ' J The c r i me Thursday, September 6, 1984 (MiE *7A \ cial training on workplace safety for the health ardson at Schoolcraft, 591-6400, Ext. 409. Thursday. September 6. '984 O&E (P,C,R,W,G-6Aj*5C THE duced to an agenda of action and extracur- • I* AT n.1 -WIT* I * • \ RESIDENTIAL AND C O M M E R C I AL ricular options during "Get Acquainted Week." The Office of Student Activities r SECURITY PEOPLE sponsors the traditional campus event dur- business people INTRUSION J.UH11 ! l l ll ing the first week of classes L E A T H ER S A L E! m:©r ac- «e Serw ces s a ixog'essive The colorful, inviting four days introduce organza? on me -nost S A VE 2 5 - 4 0% 'esaectea âmes r security students to campus clubs and organiza- Kathleen A. Neely of Livonia was been appointed to two posts in the George W. Jackson of northwest De- Canton. Adrian Lyman of Redford; Ro- oên-g sta:e of i"e an tions The message of the banners, circus eRleegctiesdte troed tMheed niactailona Al s bsiosatradnts fo othf e Ahams ebreiecnan n Oampteodm ae tmricem Absesro ocfia tthioen a sHseo - strooni'ts hDaset jrooiinte Dd itvhiesi osntaf fas o fa nD eetcroointo Emdiic- sear loyfn WMeosotrlean odf, L Diveoannia M, Dogalviaid oMfo Lsitveoll-- s-reocn- rrief,e sdy 2st4em "osu «rsh iac~ d aayre tcernatf,t tsatbuldeesn atsnd a rbeoo wtheslc iosm cele taor —join S cohrgooa-l- strwo0*<*w£- American Medical Technologists at its ciation's Council on Clinical Optome- development consultant Jackson par- nia, Lorrie A. 0"Mara of Redford, se.er aays a nized collegiate clubs EASY TO OPERATE ahnasn ubaele nme aentin gin isntr Kucatnosras a Ctit My,i Mchoig Sahne ttarilc M Cualrteid ainsdci aph mnaemrybe Or potfo tmheet rHiosstsp i- tinicgi pparotegdr ianm an th iantte ninsicvleud 1ed5-w theeek btaracikn-- JSacmhneesi dReerc okfe rLivo onfia; L Siuvrounjidai;aJ SMinagrhk of Iw •o nta •l kcso tnct uysoeu )vO Ouu rr> soy sDie'in~*i . The Big Tent'' event vitalizes the spirit Psianrcaep 1r9o8f0es sSihoena la lTsorai tneiancghes I nfsirtsittu taei d Project Team grerqouuinrde,d a fso rw eslulc cases sthfuel s epceocnifoimci csk idlels-, Llainvdo nia and Geralynn Vogel of West- W• ~IIHg g-J-Srs: ao -S I*TeICysE x c o'uoneD -e tey ?/- olof gt hseta SteCs, p 'hTihloeso gpohayl.s T ohfe sStucdheonotlc arcafttiv citaiteas- for the American Red Cross velopment enterec on c_' so*t •ouc^ are those of the college itself, namely to Jack Bologna a resident of Plym Please submit black-and-white hey sac gves «ou aô you' provide the finest intellectual experience in outh and management consultant for photographs, if possible, for inclu- 'an-i , •ra* sa'e ana secure a framework which highlights the fullest Susan C. Manning of Westland has 12 years, has been appointed an assist- The following area residents sion tn the business people column I'XJ individual and social growth of each per- ivb Cbdeeoenmnt, eatrpruipcsoati nB itnaevdneks -atDmsseeitsnrttoain tdtep v aMirctaemnne pinnrtegs io-f aHgnnetai pgwrhiotlsfl eC scosoollmregm oefu itmne aA tnodarg iAeamnd,re iManntic a hst,e vSBeioerlnaola - orBefa cCteeaisvnoetDod n oC.fP LDAiovao gcnleiaars.tif BSictoeahvtreeesnr B oDfeor gaPgmlylaamsn -s gpWrhahoiptloeh gsw,r eawp evha alsurueeb umthnieat trbeeldec Ie ftiop tyu oosufe p ewhvoaetnroyt- ipMPn'RotEeOvOr Tda'CEecAsC- LrTSc IEOen o-NV.e EiotceRi-e GsPsEa EaaN C* saoiYno de sonP."a trick Newman, coordinator of the Off- f u Wv received her bachelor of arts degree in days each week but will retain his outh. Kenneth D'Argis of Canton, Barry your photograph returned, please -ange o' oihe- serv-ces Give us a car today 'or your ice of Student Activities pointed out the va- 1976 from Grand Valley State College practice here Dewar of Westland, Janis Ginter of enclose a self-addressed, stamped r>o obligation security survey riety of fifteen campus organizations He Sghere tjrouisnted iCnovmesetrmicean tin t 1ra9d81in gas ad empaarnta- LPilsyam Joauptehs, W ofil lLairvdo nGiraa.h aJman o Jfe Rpseodofo rodf ethnev efrloopnet oIfn dthicea pteho itno gara mpah rtghiant yoonu aWt 5at6s9 1-2-820006-3 o3r6 M-9i9c3h2i gar saareid w. "eIlfc ostmuede tnots a wppalnyt fsoorm septtoininsgor eslhsiep, tohfe ay C H A IR A ND O T T O M AN J*799 reK '14 <* The well known Gourmet Club is limited Three Phi Theta Kappa members were THE GOURMET Club, one of School- Societv South of 8 Mile, Livonia 4 7 4 - 6 9 00 on a project to expand its world headquarters offic- O a k l a nd U n i v e r s i ty to students in the Culinary Arts Program elected to Who's Who: Victoria Baldwin of craft's best known student organizations is enciWnsry aia'Tsifl h tbwA erRoirdomr plgadsrdeto, r hjAoTeenhlcadgtedi nwqI ngeuicnelalr lraa tdCnreodgoruse s bdi tlb ser ufe ai sctlcuhdeibeinlnsit tgis idaiez cisaeaqtr u i ao3eirfs8sei 0 ttU hi9roe9epnlo ac Snotocfe mh dcDoop aomatrol- -- 12 \< '?•V' 3O«em WO-erv"es -dson* "Ae!ifsl ida-a,-y.* c S1 e' yropocntureec- m\ c,bvoeegr l_f 1cc-2o- 1 c1'-r9'0S O 4bo ohs o-PneV ADULTS aiasnv lTdei hrmPaehig trieeo dTsfot hteroer t 1 aso2tf u K ccdoaleupmnbptpssal, eiws taei natdh cch alroue n3edo. 3itrtoa gh rtyrohaeu dsr eoos cppipoeoitnry-t, sdGMppraaiea'svrra degSk,eiCe enar J Csc aveihetroaygitp,eees trrJe a rTo nr fhseiip cgsLeoiis n vyMtsoreoanuartirrsia,roi n etaPhh e o cidf arh mLiTovinphevoeuorst naaai nrab ydKl oa ason poadd-- iagt oicsNuo ermnmwomtem tau aldnnwii ntaaynnye dsirn s eSsa tpaistrryeuin t tiagoole wnkr.ae aeyTcpshk escnioorolmd wf omloeuuudrtgt. eaern ntshutuaat-l GRAND OPENING! pletion of the new building (December 1984). Darin 4r00 p.m to 8:00 p.m tunities available to SC students The Cam- ciety will present "An Evening with the dents involved. They are pleased with the ic Armstrong general offices will be moved from A T T O R N EY Easr Crockery • Ooklond Cenre< pthues MGlioclhiieg atono kC oellleevgeinat eaw Parredsss lAasstso yceiaatrio inn Deans " p"Wroeg wreastsc mha sdteud beynts pa grrtoicwip aintitong l esatuddfersnt sin. Southfield to Livonia vrôoi of Econoni a o"C Monogeên' ONLY. competition For a decade, the Globe has Schoolcraft's active Ski Club has more these clubs and organizations." Newman J o hn F. V os III Oakland J^lversity sponsored the Schoolcraft High School than 60 members After mastering area said. • BBUuRrgGerE KRing K IhNasG o OpePnEedNS a restaurant at 15378 •• NAout oFe Aec Fcoidr eInnitt i(aNlo C Fonasuultl)t-a tJioonb Injury ôc'iesre' Mic">iga~ 4Q060 Journalism Contest sVloerpmeso lnats tan yde aCro, ltohreaydo o rganized ski trips to pusW"' hIter ies's nthoet laicmtiiotend o nto a c caommpmusu tcelru bcsam o-r Famous Middlebelt Road, just north of Five Mile Road, in • Hospital Negligence • Medical Malpractice Sherry Springer. Newman's assistant, ad- The service oriented Schoolcraft Student students. The fifth annual Student Activi- Livonia Hours are 10 a m to 4 p.m Monday-Sun • Infury from Defective Products vises the Program Board One of the most Outreach group raises funds to help the ties Alumni Picnic this yea* kept alumni in day • Social Security • Slip and Fall For men and women who realize active student groups on campus, the Pro- Denby Children's Home for abused chil- touch with Schoolcraft. The Activities gram Board schedules films, speakers, dren. During winter semester, they gave • General Practice • Criminal Alumni Group has raised $2,000 this year • INThDeE SPouEtNheDasEtNerTn c hAaCptCerO oUf NthTeA INndTeSp endent Ac- Ov«r 40 Lawyer* Associated with Firm they a'vsepec tb oefen l etahreniring live se.ver yAdnady, fee iln this e very drdaeannngtcsee dsto aa nD d1a9y8 t4toran savpe rBlinega pc rbho regarkam tsrip T fhoery 90 asrt-u- tPhaet rcihcikld'sr eDna ypa arntide sE afosrte rV alentine's Day, St. fFourn tdh.e Titmuss Memorial Scholarship countants Association of Michigan will meet at 5 30 •55-4250 747 8. Main Plymouth Footwear p.m Thursday, Sept 13. in Dearborn Heights for experience should count. FOUR BOARD members were elected to dinnrt- and meeting Price of dinner is 111 For Who's Who Among Students in American more information, call Gerald R Johnson, 882- THI PROFESSIONAL COMPUTE* CEJfTE* FOR BUSINESS AND HOME We do too' Acaaermc credit may be Junior Colleges: Lisa Myers and Renee 3560 HinJirtrT . Software . progtarm . P*r«ph«nali . Suppilei Brown of Livonia, Jeanine Buaer of Canton Newman and Springer acknowledge that awarded to those who can produce and Charles Goodwin of Detroit. • SECRETARIES REVIEW documentation o' earning through experience it is not always easy to keep commuter Professional Secretaries International offers a P R O G R A MS F e s t i v al C o m i ng Livonia resident Laura Antonelli was students involved but they are pleased series of secretarial administrative assistant re- So Put Your Experience To Work elected to Who's Who for her work in Gold- view courses. The first in the series. Behavioral Sci- UNLIMITED Sacred Heart of Livonia en Z, sponsored by the Zonta Club of North- with the progress made by participating ence in Business, will be offered Saturday, Sept 15 COMPUTER CENTERS We Have a Business Program west Wayne County. Other student leaders students. 'We watch students grow into Brand Name Shoes for Less and 22 "The registration deadline is Monday, Sept Annual Fail Festival To Fit Your Needs elected include Suzanne Barrie of Canton, 10 For more information, call 478-8277. 44473 Ann Arbor Road Saturday. Sept 8 from * p rr. til Midmg.nt from the Marketing Group; Bridgett Block leaders in these dubs and (and Sheldon Road - next to Great Scott) Sunda'.'Sept 9 from I p.m til 11 p rr. of Ann Arbor, from the Campus Globe; and organizations,' Newman said. PLYMOUTH. MICHIGAN 455-BYTE Or. the parish grounds at C A LL N OW Melissa Senyk of Livonia, from the Older • FINANCIAL PLANNING 2912! NX 6 Mile Rd Hr+i Students Club A free finanical planning seminar will begin at lust east of Midclebelt in Livonia 7:30 p.m Tuesday, Sept. 11, in Livonia To register, NEWBURGH HEIGHTS • Slavic Dinners • Games c&a lAl s6s4o4c-i5a9t4e4s The evening's sponsor is R O Davies DENTAL GROUP • Veg•a sR eRfroeosmhm feonr tAs dults " Rock concert Your Own $ $ 2190 General Dentistry • Video Garr#s for Kids of all AGes 2 ^ 90 • DISCOUNT STORES OPEN • Ethnic Kitchen Crafcs Radio ShowT Naum's Nationwide Closeout Centers have 37380 Glenwood Road Westland Dancing and Entertainment series starts Sophisticated Dump. Tailored pump. opened. The stores carry housewares, small appli- Open toe and aemi siae bow Popular reptile-look detailing. ances, sporting goods, etc The two nearest closeout Sheldon G Eichler, D.D.S Sa: "00 p rr Gayiorc Klamrr.iK. Slovenian Polka Banc fashion shades of black, Sophisticatea V-throcrt styling centers are the Redford store in the Seven Grand John F Kecskes, D.D.S S OcVrr. - Polonaise Dancers DETROIT COLLEGE OF BUSINESS 'Think About It) grey or taupe Fashion neutral shades shopping center and the Westland store at 34420 G. Thomas Poirier, Jr., D.D.S Sun. 2 30 p.m - Gay:ord Klancnik. Slovenian Po.ka Band at Schoolcraft Sizes 7-9 V2, 11N . block, brown, or taupe Ford Road and associates 4:00 p.m Krajane Folk Ensemble Dancers Host your o wn daily or weekly- 5V2-11M; 6-10W. Sizes 7-10N; 5V2-10. 11M 6 30 p.m - Walt Ciesiut & The Musics Main Campus Mad.son Hts Carncjs At most stores S35 A' most stores S36 • HOME-BASED BUSINESSES Evenine and tSaaltlu 7rd2a2y- A5p1p3o0t ntmenrs Available Am9b:0a0s spa.dmo r-s Voices Unlimited 4801 OaK-nan Bivd 1431 East 12 Mne Fastway, an English rock group, will open radio program on W C A R! OS2u6r r9e9g ular price OS2u6r r9e9g ular price A series of home-based business classes will be A Cappello Entertainment 582-6983 542-7225 Schoolcraft College's fall outdoor rock concert - aert sts chiropractors offered 6-8:30 p.m. Sept. 18 through Oct. 16 at the series at 2 p.m. Saturday on the campus. Open to Wayne county Extension and Education Center, the public, the concert is sponsored by WLLZ- do • *.' in a- aiea o: general n or 115 per couple. The course teaches basic infor- CM Wt Talk? The Gourmet Club's first of four dinners is fo- a na' vou mation to start a business to provide additional It's Not Too Late scheduled for Friday, Oct. 5. Tickets for the Ok- fc mar'. ,Tiers hosi a weekl'. 2190 family income. For more information, call 721- toberfest dinner dance are $15. Call 591-6400. • -V • trf Pr •: -1 WCAR 6565 GIVE Ext. 595 for reservations $ 2 1 90 Dr. Robert Haas, sports nutritionist and au- Send information for business briefs to busi- thor of "Eat to Win," will speak Wednesday, Oct. Classic ctosed-toe sling Pleated vamp sling n3dMhea6aosy2psn 5p ieds1edsan uSiy tsec ofeh orIvo.rfe oOpr lyaucbolrbs ualewirfrctev ,aieett keriLsom i&n vi on i isEnn ti c haatchbee eo1 n 5ufutut0rpti ucscroo eN mmD, eeiiewnttahg swdip nlTiaiglnhlpeu etbror essi - s, GITO COADS ABOUT yosuercu rceo ncern that the teaching environment be safe and fall atto H beenrgyin F oorr dc oCnotminmueu nyoituyr Ceodlulecgaet ion this Tght1hii7igevm, h einn esaus ctm hhBpeobreoee sSlrstsCs aoe n nlgcldeoyer nmncfoo nellniarlsfeestinigcu ectfmeio ojr.n ob " u 2etEri1fntaolat erwel itoeos nems kp Wtse hs.aietnk u H"Nidn aheegawna.sst s A Y bw reaoieerrlaelnk 'R 5D2hT5A-I1Ls1 1C1A L1 OcSAMhituz amare ns'roe -c7smgoVtu aa2sllt-ad o1arer0 ne p.uds r1p i 1$ccpN3ehe4,e r S s5s2 tVin6n2u -9bt1 9l1a Mck oOFSAra t p ztimleae ssnnoh s 7tato- 1dset eOo asrN eno;sd f5 SnVAa32-v5l-iy1 n,1e Mw di nees ign run more than once, space permitting ABOUT the Montessori philosophy of education and the enrichment Henry Ford Community College welcomes invited to the press conference. Our regular price environment designed to take advantage of your child's sensitive you to take a look at this fairs course offerings $26.99 years between three and six by allowing your child freedom to during a special Open Enrollment period, AcTtiivcikteietss wOiflfli cbee R oens esarvleed M soenadtasy a nind tah ere Scetupdtieonnt select individual activities which correspond to his or her own CHIMNEYS Sept. 10 - 14. 1984. are planned for the first 100 $15 ticket holders periods of interest Roofs Other tickets are $4.50 and $6 50. During this time, you may enroll in classes ABOUT the competent, certified staff working hard to create the type of atmosphere you have come to expect from a Catholic prior to Peing officially admitted to the Cleaned • Repaired Educational Institution college No tuition or fees will Pe assessed A NEW I N F O R M A T I VE L I S T E N I NG Screened • Re-Roofed until you enroll in the course(s) of your choice INTOE XBPUEYN QSIUVAEL WITAYY Famous Footwear. The best ABOUT the choices that you have in thrs program Repaired • New a) A 7 00 a m to 6 00 p.m all-day program at a cost of $50 per FURNITURE place to buy brand name shoes. Built New • Leaks sbt)uTdheen8t \pJe0ra w mee kto 11 30 a m O p en E n r o l l m e nt • Raaida-nOtimalc rn Y OU % SPEAK ANOTHER LANGUAGE WITH A SNAP1 Stopped mpeorr SnIliLun dge pnrtol ip gerar mw eaet ka cost of $30 Sept. 10-14, 19&4 Now you •c Cano mbumye nrcaimael S A VE PioUnteileizreindg b tyh eP rDoafertsmsooru tJho hMne Rthaosds ias At Fdaempoaurstm Feonott wsteoarer sy ocua'rlrly f.i nBdu tt haet ssaaymineg sb roaf n1d0% na tom e50 s%h oes In the Student Center brand. top quality 2 * k\ ABOUT the school's easy access to both furniture the direct way everyday And our selection can't be beat. Over 20,000 pairs the Lodge and the leffries Hours: Mon.-Fri. 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. al a tremendous W A YS INTENSIVE for the family in every store. From dress and casuals to all the Expressways making it conven- savings, and have it: ient for you to drop off and pick Mon.-Thurs. 5 to 8:30 p.m. delivered set up and Whan you Pra-Plan ARABIC, FRENCH, GERMAN, ITALIAN, big name athletic shoes. So if you're looking for brand name « ' yfrooumr )c NwJodrk u p on your way to (or atheartv hicaesd 3b5y yae acrosm inpa tnhye your funaral with JAPANE8E, PORTUGUESE, SPANISH shoes at the best price in town, come to Famous Footwear, Classes are scheduled to begin the week of furniture business A EVENING LANGUAGE CLA8SE8 FOR ADULTS • Sept 17.1984 Saturdayclassesarescheduled company that's here 'n W I LL Fall Term: September 17 - December 13, 1984 i: this area to serve you Finally A shoe store that fits the times. "-"i IfrMCn to begin Sept 15, 1984 Late registration will personally Find out Funeral Homes Two Evenings Weekly 6-9 p.m. be held Sept 17-21.1984 about this new way to jet the Kind of furniture 1 Y«ot uior< J'uayn'a»r aplr ii*c *g uVaoruar l*m•d Mondays/Wednesdays or Tuesdays/Thursdays GRAND OPENING! am Call the Admissions Office at 271-2760 for and service you expect p'Ol«cl«3 against infio'-Tr more information with greater savings THREE LOCATIONS TROY than you'd ever expect 3 you guard agam»t ovar T>e*d€Xi4l+ 4 ST .FRANCIS DE SALES MONTESSOR ISCHOOL Call 356-1980 skpinadn noifn fgu nVaorual iwparvcticfya atnhd* UBnievrekrsshitiyre o fM Didedtrleoi St.c MhocoNl.ic Bhiorlms iCnagmhapmu s OAKLAND PLAZA 360 John R. Man coal* you wis* Bishop Gallagher High School. Harper Woods LIVONIA TOWN CENTER 29635 W. 7 Mlle Rd. CROWN cokTBAcrmo, INC. 15525 Pinehurst (at Fenkell Avenue between Meyers and Wyoming) Henry Ford Community College Cdfu»- CLINTON VALLEY SHPG CTR. 44947 Schoenherr Rd 5101 Evergreen Rood Your Pni N—d 427-3981 864-3155 Dearborn, Ml 46126 FOR INFORMATION AND SCHEDULE: CONTACT DIVISION ROSEVILIE SHPG CTR. 28788 N. Gratiot 4» «• " LICCNIfO • MSUMCD • GUARANTEED ASK FOR: Ruth Dumas, OF CONTINUING PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION (313) 827-1025 SOUTHFIRD PLAZA £9710 Southflekj Rd SINCE 1962 Directess of the Montessori Program jj 9 3 7 - 3 6 70 Tijrscay Sepiercb«' 6 1384 O&t. (P.C.R.W.G-8A)* 11A Pet of 'MursOay. Septgmtxf C, 1984 O&E Fashion history will have a niche week M i c h i g an Bright eyed Ozzie, an 8-week-old From garments of the day of De- a gala evening and benefit fashion garments will be modeled by look- nent exhibition area entitled Design female, needs a new troit's founding in 1701 to Bill Blass show The event will be 7 p.m to 1 a m alikes of the contributors and Dress in Detroit, 1701-1980 Cos- e c o n o my contemporary "watermelon suit,'' the Saturday, Sept 15. in the Hyatt Regen Honorary chairpersons for the event tume collection curator Lynda Cain home. The tabby Detroit Historical Museum's garment cy. Dearborn are Gov James Blanchard. who has said limited space has kept the muse- ha® had her shots. If collection brims with fashion history The highlight of the evening will be designated September Fashion um from displaying more than a few you're looking for a To help establish a fashion gallery in the modeling of designer gowns con Month, his wife, Paula, and Lt Gov items at a time dog who loves ev- the museum, the Fashion Group of De- tributed to the museum's fashion col- Martha W and Hicks Griffiths i n c h es up erybody, Levi is for troit. Fairlane Town Center and De- lection by some of Michigan's most "Our goal is the establishment of a you. The mixed troit Historical Society are sponsoring well known and glamorous women The THE MUSEUM has more than 50.000 gallery which will include both perma- black and white has garments reflecting Detroit's history nent and revolving elements.'" she ex- had his first shots Holiday death toll low, club says from its founding in 1701 plained and been wormed. Included are garments and ftccesso The Michigan economy as measured by the Mich- For information on ries worn by men, women and children THE FASHION GROUP last year igan Business Activity Index, rose in July to a level these and other representing all social strata established a fashion resource center of 130, up 2 points from a revised 128 in July, Man- pMeitcsh, icgoannt Hacutma tnhee dheoaMlitdhiac tyhosilg lsa ifnno chrea ts hthe ue et hdAru eitetso mm looabwjoielres ts C utlmruabmff eiocrf plaesOdt efL stahtrbiisoarn y sDe aaanyrd' sw t he1re6eke evn icdcy tcimlisst,s six were HaTllo o bfe C oopsetunmede iwni l1l9 i8n6c.l uthdee par poperomsead- aotf rtheefe mreunsceeu mma wtehriicahls .i ncludes a range ufaTchteu irnedresx B satnakn dsasi d14 to pdearyc ent ahead of its year-ago Society Kindness Michigan began keeping records in The Auto Club credited state, county level of 114 Center. 37255 Mar- 1957. and local police and safe driving by Auto and truck production jumped sharply, along quette. Westland A total of 40 persons died during this motorists for the reduced death toll Will The Peanut wanidth e fnienragnyc iualsa agceti sveictyto crsom exsupmerpietinocne.d e mmipnloory mgaeinnts, (telephone 721- summer's three major holidays. The 16 Although poor weather hindered out 7300). persons killed this holiday was the low- door recreation, tourism in Michigan You Ate Today and losses. est total since 12 died in Labor Day was up about 2 percent from a year • Ruin Your Day Manfacturers Bank Staff Economist Patrick L. Anderson noted Uiat with the deadline for the auto traffic in 1958 Seventeen persons died ago Tommorow? workers" contract approaching, automobile production was likely to rise "With the automoible manufacturers anticipat- f GOING ON VACATION? :• » .UiTiJ) \r> CUT - '"K R O O FS A- >nv.il xvrnir.uK Iwm.i.—- ing a possible strike, they will keep production at a tC Join nnv pOv\nur can ..AUNO mom.'J an high level. Any stockpile they accumluate now can phjMc.xl sympi'Tis hours -ir be sold during a strike if necessary. w . - NA TIONAL MONEY TRA VEL SERVICE .MrI.t tmx'stinn These* s>mpn»rr.» "With the national economic recovery continu- "Kautey -i ndudv Hcaitik-hi.*s «1r • ing, automakers already have low inventories. The ^ s-c' H* and receive cash rebates from .'oprt'ssioTv sumMd* upset uraaj possibility of a strike is another incentive to keep 1 0 - 4 0% A numivr of.«heranm \ irui «\iln m CROWN CONTRACTING help cfsjnudic.k y b» loiuorc h* ullcdsei na t( <.«Y*«ilm• «.j"y\l ivI rvii v ri- >n i itnie r.vn the" Tplhains thsi gphro ldevueclin ogf aatu tfou lpl rsopdeuecdt ion is boosting the . on the cost of a room at any hotel-motel 427-3981 i all totUu lor vi>ur fret- m'ormal. Michigan economy, by pumping in wage income to thToughout the world, employees and increasing demand for goods and Many other money saving benefits FLAT ROOF SPECIALISTS services." Anderson stated. The Michigan Business Activity Index is com- For information call • Shingles \ i\ piled from statistics on five major sectors of the 523-0733. • New-repair-reroof state's economy It is calculated on a seasonal and • All leaks stopped Allergy Detection Clinic inflation-adjusted basis, from a 1967 equal 100 MICHIGAN NATIONAL BANK base. For 25 years, West Metro WORK GUARANTEED -« urhriL-:.• Mnvuuui lr» Scholarships Sine* 1952 AH EQUAL OWOWTUMfTT UNOLd Itombw FWC still available HAP has been B A BY W B R L I3 'N TEENS CRIB & CHEST 1 For the 10th straight year, more than $200,000 in changing the way TRUCKLOAD SALE scholarships is available through the Century III Leaders program to college-bound high school seniors throughout the country. Seniors with records of exceptional school and GARDEN CITY community involvement, as well as outstanding people think leadership skills, should contact their high school STORE • principals starting in mid-September for an appli- m lb! cation The entry deadline for the 1984-85 program is Oct. 22. Jenny Lmd MAPIE Century III leaders is funded by Shell Companies j jitun' Foundation and sponsored by the National Associa- about health care. MAPLE Reg tion of Secondary School Principals. General infor- $149.99 mation is available by writing Century III Leaders. Reg. $140.91 P.O. Box 33008, Washington D C, 20033. 1 19 UNITS *99 S109 SALE 5 UNITS , SALE 6 Dems set open house Y O UR CHOICE Because for 25 years, HAP has been able to offer 8 Year Warranty »si03 sao A - 1 00 the quality care convenience innovation, and of Second District Democrats will have an open RUSTIC PINE SPICE house 3-5 p.m. Sunday in their headquarters at ^ Keg. $229.99 Reg $209 99 [^nor Rat Latex 33020 Five Mile, Livonia. 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R7O7Y8A-4L8 O00A K Y2P988I-L2A7N43T 1 iMHMCACOWIOSXOAA AiTHfMtC tA"mOTT o E•to *M o F•Efo ABumTvUoUwN MKre It nTU N*C * Nothing Else Comes Close. JIMMIES RUSTICS 8*1-8200 111 M. 3P3E4R-R2Y8 7S1T REET N. WOOOWAAO AVE. IK EAST MCHMAN AVE. 548-0188 482-0822 \ j J a \ e r b ed & \ e te LIVONIA • SI • Saa-WB / BttMNGMAN 81 N I M MM . M4-1«» Mcx mponattle IM n«M VJ oorrmx errore al point of purefiee* -MPTGSST WsfT«B GM EMPLOYEES CAN SIGN UP SEPTEMBER 1 -15. J Stic Canton O^bscruer Right intensity is key to exercise [hursdsy, September 6, 1984 OAE (P,C,R.W.Q-11A)»13A a div sior of Suburban Communications Corp. Opinion ALL TYPES OF ROOFING Philip Power chairman of the' boa rd Many inactive adults who initiate exercise pro- Richard Aginian president grams have unrealistic impressions of safe and ef- Dick Isham geneiai manager fective exercise practices. fitness * Immediate Delivery Available* 489 S. Main/Plymouth, Ml 48170 Dan Chovanec advertising director The appropriate intensity of exercise needed to Nick Sharkey managing editor improve physical fitness is frequently overestimat- ROOFING WHOLESALE, Inc. ed As a result, undue fatigue, extreme muscle sore- Barry Marybeth Dillon Ward editor 459-2700 Fred Wright c-rcu ation director ness,and injury often occur •PERCEIVED ^ Exercise intensity is generally regulated by sev- Franklin eral popular methods including: a prescribed train- SCALE 6 Rest 19250 W. 8 Mile Southfield 10A Wisler coua)n Otrny' sN foivr.st 1wo ymouan w pilrles "iedleenctt' m—e Gtheer - he did. Grange scored four touchdowns AND WHILE he was a great student of In accordance with these principles, aldine Ferraro EFFECTIVE ANNUAL YIELD andY wosats w haesa tdheed tfaorrg setta orfdo am l.o t of criticism tinh #h igsa mofefi Yceo sitn athlseo a wthalse taic d rdeeapmaretrm Itent w aats here is the latest news quiz Answers fol- Abraham Lincoln feabt)e Tdh aend R edpeupbolsiecdan jsud ngeom (iDnoatreodthy a C "odren-- ASSUMING REINVESTMENT AT THE SAME RATE. at the time. But the next fall when be re- the university he dreamed of a stadium low the questions. 3 — Which Republican politician stock Riley) who stole Blair Moody's seat Take advantage of this high rate right now with a mini- turned for a visit to the sports depart- "up on the hill." He realized that the field showed up at the Democratic-dominated and then danced on Blair Moody's grave." mum deposit of $2,500.00 Available at every Standard cmoeunnt,t ebreed w: "asHe as wkeodn't a bgoauint Genroaungghe garnodu nbde tihtse uns kenfuowlnnes sa s Ferry Field had outlived tha1t —his W stHaInCdHar dpu obpleicra ftiinggur epr roecceednutrlye swaaids Lwaitbho Dr Demayoc praatrsad oev einr tDheet rporiotp rainedty j oosftl hedis — cR)i c"kR Wustesniear is hereby outlawed We begin Federal Savings office... short 26 week term... high trwoe albSseuu arrrasyeet deehd niamo fmutsegeirhnlfu ts—whe hs ees nsvteaecnn todh nyeidnag rs dg tusaa.ptm.i "Ys et,oiac sGt'sr wa pnergreee- sodfte arrAdotnaiodukm mibne fbg o,ul rebidlu te tt xwh hpehea enm lrsieoviov etnedh e Ittotore hs wweaeaovse uit l adt bh geubiei apl tnrp,tel ees uvennent-ynt telIoi dca l ctfiotei..g hI utteor aei srt e utrlhlsaee tcdh woe ntrahys ett ishIteau mn ewna totkhsreed ws at:rh l ua"iIttvhi ?tdnhgr eTa.y"hm e wa ptaiunzbte-- aRnpaoatpn)oe arAalidrra ialMz ncocacneDna dion iSnd aetahlndteea t poc )arRr ifaBcodharearm''rr yder G GHoOeladPdwl gaeeutebre dr b-) ) bRoodenm))a blB"dIi lnR aagemca ikgns anno f "tin vaeee cd rmo tioinkmu,e"te — st"o R i—lcehaarr Pdnr" Nesi ixadobenno tu t Sinubtsetarnehasi tin.t.e.r eisnts puenraeltyd f osra eaferlyt yw.it hGdrraewaal tf!r om certificate accounts diction had been correct. ' though he may not know the place now. a) President Ronald Reagan b) Johnny Jack Lousma (the ex-astronaut now run- government." — US District Judge John That startled the rookie sports writer so Yost and The Stroller became quite CCaIOrs porne cs)id Genotv LJaanmee sKi rBkllaanncdh ae)rd E xd)-D AeFaLr-- Uni.nSg. Sasen Matiec)h ei)g aPne'ste rG SOePcc chaian didate for the Feikens ESDC NEW! much that he never missed a chance to friendly and they seemed to enjoy each born Heights Mayor Donald Bishop (last tcfaaalnlklse .wd H i"ethT hn etehve Oer lcdo ma Mcishsaen wd"h oaby cw htahasen cp eMle iactsohain cttaalnylk mwofaefaei ctuein.n lgWi kihnee ntmheo ha estt a mwdeainusm w a obhros ei nnhta ,tvhe ein toshftefeiiarcde o. w oHfne wwietehk t choatn vciictyte'sd c oafb elex-tToVrti fornan icnh icsoen).n ection dagea4p ia—nrstt mW heiHmnItC o(Hofr pt cheoernsmod)nu? c aticncguse ad t vheen jduestttiac e 4th —oTuWg ah ,ct obtor,r ebcce,t id ann v(soownlvleyerds :S ia n1l—l yJa mBe;ue sg2s H—, ow fehf;ao 3's —w dai sdv ; OW«M( appearance, did not make that claim); 5 -» with him and he learned something with having a sign on the door, as most men do, 1 — DETROIT Mayor Coleman Young a) John DeLorean b) former director of e; 6 — none of the answers. Ferraro's mi$ every visit. saying what time be would return, his no- has frequently attacked organizations and the Detroit Water Department Charles take only showed her Freudian slip; Nobody tice simply read "The fish are biting on institutions for racist actions against his Beckham c) Detroit Mayor Coleman knows who Weiner is (state Democratic YOST WAS A great man for playix^ Whitmore Lake." administration Who hasn't he accused of Young d) Congressmen convicted in the chairman); Reagan'» gaffe is already forgot- football on the ground and be had little use It Is many memories such aa this that racism? Abac am bribery cases e) Salvatore "Sally ten, Nixon isn't running for office (yet); for the forward pen when it was The Stroller will enjoy Saturday and it a) Detroit newspapers b) surburban of- Bugs" Briguglio Feikens doesn't run for election, having a S T A N D A RD Massr* In to the game will seem that "The Old Man" will be at ficials who want more say over actions of lifetime appointment, and at some point the 8trSool,l oarn eas dkaeyd, dMumri,ng w a* yple aIssa nitt vthisaitt . The hisH aai djeos itn wthiesh perse tshsa bto wx as poasible tlhaetu Dree tdr)o itth ewa Ute.Sr. b Jouasrtdic ce) tDheep satarttem eLnetgi se-) a5) — Jo hWnh oD seaLiod,r e"aIn am b) n oCth aar clersoo Bke"?c kham lriekme aa rlkif wetiilml eb)e. *forgott e—n- ( i. t will only seem FEDERAL SAVINGS Oi3)643-6855 ' "S* # 14**(P.C.R.W,G-12A) Q&E Thursday. 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For more information about Hie system works like VISA or HealthPlus of Michigan saves HealthPlus of Michigan, ask your doc- at hundreds of participating pharm- Mastercard : the doctor or hospital money by working to keep you tor. or call 353-7350. or come see us acies. w hen prescribed by your pfctn can call our 24-hour number on the healthy, and by coordinating your physician. And. still, von file no back of your card to verify your health care through your own you'll fed better. claim forms. coverage is currerjt. personal plan physician. HealthPlus of Michigan ()m\ Plaza 29111 Iclcgi.iph Rood • Suite 1411 • Soiithtickt. Michigan 4*034 • Telephone (313) 353-7350 3135 S State Street Suite 103 • Ann Arbor. Michigan 4X104* Telephone (313) 996-2500 Oltje Canton ©bseruer Suburban Life im Eliie Graham editor/459-2700 Thursday. September 6, id&d O&E •zr~ ^ B M W w e i a M / j j| • •K WKSBSk MM WWH £ FESTIVAL Committee bases selection on originality and workmanahip. Arts councH members, Rosemarie Kramer, (left) Kathe Allison, Kay preparing for the two-day show. BILL BRESLER/Maff photographer Pigtain, Pat McCombs, Barbara Bray and Judy Lore apend months Artists and Craftsmen show opens Saturday TThhee 1133tthh aannnnuuaall PPllyymmoouutthh FFaallll FFeessttiivvaall AArrttiissttss roomroom ffoorr aa ccooooll ddrriinnkk aanndd iinnffoorrmmaattiioonn aabboouutt tthh*e A~„U „ . ., _ ^ and Craftsmen Show will open at 10 a.m. Saturday arts council Doris Chatterley and Dee Schulte are Applique and smocking, weaving and cross in Central Middle School, Main Street at Church in charge of the hospitality room stitch, basket work and iron work, wheat weavin- The 95 artisans featured in the juried show were gand sand blasting - the scope is almost unlimited. invited by the selection committee Kay Pigtain, Lori Markiewitz and Kathy Rea are arranging a Mary Corridor®, Elisabeth Gribble, Michele Dorr- hospitality room for the artists and craftsmen in- Many of the artisans are regulars st the show ington and Kathy Rea reviewed the work of more volved in the show. But because a new room has been added, the num- than 300 craftsmen before making their selections. ber of participants has been Increased. Fifty-four The Plymouth Community Arts Council, sponsor of THE SELECTION committee looked for quality artists are joining the show for the first time, some the two-day show.decided to open the doors at 10 of workmanship and originality when choosing ar- from the area and some from out-of-state. a.m., instead of noon, to accommodate the crowds. tisans for the show. The doors will close at 7 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 6, and ROSEMARIE Kramer and Kathe Allison are co- 6 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 9. Admission will be $1 for A wide variety of arts and crafts is represented chairing the show adults, 50 cents for senior citizens and students - pottery, porcelain, stained glass, metal work, Children under 12 are admitted free when accom- furniture and accessories There will be handcraft- cpoamniemdu bnyity a nac atidvuitlti.es P. roceeds benefit arts council eddu cwko doedco tyosy,s f oalnkd a srtt,u fsfcerdim tsohyasw; ,d osollfst, lourgngaamgee natnsd, CanadHm Cepaa, dmfiinnilgale nvc aZer;oior nSuosh, ic rhloeomystme Psisetettees;er ssS, ua erpe oM:s StceuErsslarno ay Sn dcahn drpar dGoe-ilr jewelry. Art works include water colors, oils, acryl- grams; Sharon Rucinski, admissions; Clara Camp ics and pen and ink Jane Smallwood of Upper Arl- market master, Teri John, central showcase; Cathy Local students exhibit and sell their crafts and ington, Ohio does fabric stenciling; Charlotte Graves, student art display; Judy Lore and Pat art work in the student art booth, chaired by Barba- McDonnell of Grosse lie paints on clothing; Debby McCombs. outdoor display; Lynn Hoehn, public re- ra Bray. Guests may visit the public hospitality Rubis of Taylor combines wood and water-color lations. Donna Feldvebel of Canton will have her wood figures at the ahow. Antique mart earns reputation for quality What's an eight-letter word for most dealers, he will be buying and persser or examiner7 It could be an- selling. He explains that the Heisey RUBY MORRISON of the Red Sled ttqner. glass was made in Norwalk, Ohio from came to the first Symphony League mart and has been a regular ever since Ask any of the 20 dealers who are 1896 to 1956. The trademark is an H She promises to show an early, hand- setting up shop for the Plymouth Sym- with a diamond in it and was made in made trencher, advertising signs in phony League s antique mart, which more than 100 patterns. A conversation wood and tin and small oriental rugs. opens Friday in the Plymouth Cultural with the Jackson collector is a joy and Center Their wares get a lot of perus- an education. The LavenderLadt of Bay City will ing and examining during the three-day return with children's toys, dishes, tea show and sale. A collector looks, care- Mary Kaye Miller of Maudies of sets, small dolls and glass miniatures. fully and often, before making a pur- Bloomfield Hills is making her first ap- Mary Weed's The Plate Rail offers a chase. pearance at the show. She concentrates bonanxa for collectors of plates and in- Antiquera will have a heyday at the on Victorian furniture and accessories. teresting pieces mart In selecting dealers, the league Her booth will be set up to resemble a This will be Esther Spur lock's third has been highly selective, maintaining Victorian parlor. She'll have a hall tree year in the Plymouth show. From her its reputation for producing one of the with umbrella stand, and beveled gi»— Country Manor in Bloomfield Hills, she finest little shows in the state mirror, a corner what-not, a lovely fish will offer English, French and Ameri- set complete with platter and plates. The dealers save special finds for the Please turn to Page 3 Plymouth mart- Ron and Evie Altaffer of the Chair Shop In Livonia are bringing a "prixe piece," a cherry drop-leaf table, some old tin candy molds, as well as their beautifully refinished furniture. BAYBERRY House Antiques, exhibi- tors at the mart for more than 10 years, will bring a railroad buff special, an old baggage cart with a built-in brass scale. Ginny Connors and her husband hand strip and restore the furniture they sell. She said, "There is nothing as reward- ing as stripping layers of black shellac from a piece of furniture and seeing * the lovely patina of the original wood." The Farmington Hills couple said younger just married* are interested in oak furniture and primitives. The older generation prefers walnut and cherry pieces A kitchen cupboard and book- cases are just two of the special items in their booth. . Gloria Siegert of Livooia has had a booth at the mart since 1976 Since their retirement, she and bar husband devote full time to antiquing in Pson- sylvania, Ohio aad Indiana She will have an unusual oak-stacked bookcase with a mirror oo top and oM turn-of-the century, hand-blown Christmas tree or- WENDELL AVERT will b with his Hatoay glass collection Like -Look at thoee rtogel Areni they I 28y " ' t o R C AW E X C H A N G E, I N C .1 " At —Installation the joy of learning. Piano* a Organ* • Sales • Sarv.cs • Rentals CLAWSON • 288-1750 281*8 Schoolcraft FREE INFORMATION fhUflia IZ. TOtdlfrS' PreVSCh0°,ers' k'nder9arteners, and elementary school children eSCrHuIiMi«M.EnL ~ • MRASeONn t& AHMAiMoa LPiI«No i•« ClaiHInCoKERIN -G • »KN3A9 BE • EmVoERnEthT T . 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Refreshments 58th ANNUAL 7 p.m. - Midnight 80UTHLFoWcLDa tion « F«rr?«»'•2 S15fto SooouMthef Cta+ldft mRd W (No,n Sof» t1 2iM M,M S)u r 1J-4 50th Annual OCAfWOAN FUR SALE Sacred Heart Church UVONU 22141 MiMchoing a-Sn« Al v10a.-e (.E S oufn J1a2c-o4b son't) AUGUST 29125 W. 6 Mile Rd. 33710 Plymouth Rd. ON of Farm Rd.) FUR SALE Joh E»» of Middlebelt in Livor.u mFAR MMQTOM HILL8 31205 Orchard Lake Rd Fine Canadian Furs Adults only, 'I «dmtisior M-T- i-&al 10-5:30, W-f 10-#:30 Son 1J-< 8TKMJMQ HEK2MT8 (APPOINTMENT ONLY) Everything on Showroom Come see ArpJn's 1984-85 Floor Now on Sale! fabulous collection of fashion furs, expertly crafted into Join us . silver and 2 tk gold. I his incrrctible sculpture has a combined prccious course, you are ni« r.iK »eii;hi <.1 | »(, pounds. An illustrated program on the life of the assured offtne Hill |>« presented by George Barker. Art Historian and quality and Viec President of the Km bin Studios. 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Trustees approve 20- acre industrial sale

Similar Trustees approve 20- acre industrial sale