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Volume 17 Number 45 Thursday. December 19, 1991 Canton, Michigan Fifty Cents
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•' 1991 Suburban Communications Corporation
Township ups
workers' pay
5% in January
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By Diane Gale
staff writer Canton's non-union
Canton Township non-union em- employ too received s
c 'j
ployees will receive a 5 percent 5 percent raiae In
pay hike on Jan. 1.
1990, 1989 and 1988; 4
The Board of Trustees voted
unanimously ^t Tuesday's meeting percent in 1987and
to give those employees the pay 1988; 8 percent in
raise. Treasurer Gerald Brown is
on disability leave 1985; 5.8 percent in
mi The last increase was 5 percent 1984; 5.8 percent In
in 1991 and it was granted last
1983 and 5 percent in
spring retroactive to the beginning
of this year. 1982.
%
* >r<I •1. ^ Canton's non-union employees
received a 5 percent raise in 1990,
1 I
1989 and 1988; 4 percent in 1987 "We wish to reiterate our posi-
JOHN STORMZANO/ttaff photogr^*.T and 1986; 6 percent in 1985; 5,6 per- tion that we generally do not favor
Bailing Santa out cent in 1984; 5.8 percent in 1983 across-the-board salary increases,"
and 5 percent in 1982. commissioners wrote in a note to
The 5 percent increase that kicks the board.
Business people came through for those in need last week running short on funds snd wss dipping into his own savings, in next year will cost the township THE SALARY rates are as fol-
when they showed up with money and gifts for Gen* "Santa" the Canton Chamber of Commerce stepped in. The chamber almost 859,009. lows:
Reaves, who makes Jolly visits to the Bryant School for the turned its annual holiday luncheon into a giving party. Every- The Canton Merit Commission e Public safety director.
Retarded, the Dorsey Street Cornimmlty Center, the Foster one who atiendetTwss asked to turn the tables and give some- recommended the raise to the 857.129 and increases to 859,985.
Grandparents Association, respite centers and thing to Santa, who showed up at the luncheon in suit and tie. • Municipal services director
homes. When this area's popular Santa reported that he was action before the first of the year. $56,300 and increases to $59,115.
Commissioners conducted a survey e Administrative services di-
of salaries paid to people in similar rector. $56,300 and increases to
positions in other communities be- $59,115.
Holidays of bygone era recalled
fore making the recommendation. • Chief flBsncial officer.
"While they're only six months $51,100 and increases to $53,655.
away from their previous recom- e Township engineer, $48.600
mendation. they're previous rec- and increases to $51,
ommendation was six months e Building official, parks and
By Kevin Brown "Our neighbors, the Starkweather late," said Dan Durack, Canton ad- recreation superintendent, re-
stafl writer children, always received story ministrative services director. source development manager and
books for Christmas. We were invit- A merit pay program, where em- financial services manager, the
Hey kids! Did you know that 100 ed in to see them and allowed to take ployees are compensated for work rate is $46,700 and Increases to
years ago Plymouth kids were happy some home where father read them performed, is expected to begin $49,035.
to get just a single toy for Christ- to us." next year.
mas? In her rememberence written for Please turn to Page 2
Shhh — Don't tell mom or dad! the Plymouth Historical Museum.
Trustees receive
Don't believe it? Then you better Mrs. Maude Cooper wrote, '1 do not
read on. Here are two accounts of recall that Christmas trees were
young Plymouth girls' memories of ever used as part of home decora-
Christmas, both from the late 1800s tions arhen I was young, but the
men ,«7 my first Christmas tree pay hike in '92
THE FIRST IS from Mickie still lingers.
Beyer, daughter of Peter Gayde who "1 WENT WITH my parents to the
came from Germany to Plymouth in little white frame M.E. church. The
1854: kerosene lights were dim, the air
"We didn't know him as Santa filled *<th the spicy fragrance of
£laus," Beyer wrote. 'To us, he was pire in-: the din of childish voices. By Diane Gale The other three trustees, super-
Always pictured as the Christ child. Ali eyes were focused on the plat- staff writer visor, clerk and treasurer receive
"One Christmas when I was four fort where n'ood the tree in all its annual salaries for their full-time
sple.iK: SIU. BRESUR/»t«ff ohotcxjrtohmt Canton trustees will receive 100 •v-K'f xii sevea board mem-
. s"eMvyen-i nfacthh cehrin wa adsoll v —ery no ts idcrkes saendd. can"dAlfec.-lo fwa swteinihed lit ttloe t twheink blirnagnc wheesre fClehcritesdtm inas t hinis t dhiesp 1l9atyh a ct etnhetu Crya nhtaodn aH idsitfofreirceanlt M fueesleiunmg,. one re- ptheeryc ednidt mino 1re97 9in. pay in 1993 than bveerms baerre 1 u9p92 .f or re-election in No-
A random survey conducted by
mother had to work in the store with with tir'clips and festooned with
the Observer showed that some
-brother Will to help. So mother ex- long strings of popcorn and cranber- THIS IS bow Canton trustees
communities pay considerably less
plained that later, when she had ries. Stockings made of a coarse compare with other communities:
and others pay a lot more.
tsihme ed,i dsh. e would make a dress, which nyeatrtnisn ga nsde wed with bright colored 'The kerosene tights were dim, the air In 1979 each of the four Canton 55 e0 0R0e rdrfsoirdden Ttso,wn psahyips, w cimth a b_o ut
Elavr"egFre orhr od fpooelulf,ru lb, ye mefaoyrrs ene IIxt rw ewicsiehsihevd ewd faos or nfe oa.r dthye "a MLnadyd giseatsez aeAm iwd rasasoics ciienenstyt .ew reedre o mna ade d oblyl afinlledd t hweith din th oef scphiicldyis fhra vgoraicnecse. o Afll peinyees tam1rn9ued8es4 ttt heiwneehgs e. r enaat reitn esidtnacy r$ee7da5s teh dpee t rosa m$m1ee0e0 tui npntgeirl omrmef egeoemutthl batewrerlriys cs. e $p"8 em,c2io4an2lth mlayne nweutiiatnhlgl ysa. n c uTamlhlbeeyde r
a bicycle. On Christmas Eve I heard with a wax bead and dressed in
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is on disability leave. turn to Page 2
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Index . 2E Please call your linTe hwea Csh nroiosntm Wased Cnheesderay Q, juubst dheoaudr-s What it means is some needy kids and oTuotwh nTsohwipn; sBheiptt;y J Manaicreie P Hlxilili.. PPllyymm--
Real estate . . .Sec. D-G advertising before the Salvation Army truck outh Township, the Vlgliotti family,
Crossword . . 3E representatn/e came and carted away your dona- families are going to have a merrier Plymouth Township; Pat Fry, Plym-
Creative living . . . « .1D today tor early tions of food and toys. outh Township; Kristin Gahida, Can-
Entertainment . . . 6-10B deadline Their timing was pretty good, as Christmas, thanks to your generosity. ton. Michael, Patrick and KeJay
Opinion . . . . . . . 20A information for our| your donations had just about filled Zemanski. Canton. Joe and Fran Ma-
Sports. Section B holiday issues. the Plymouth and Canton Observer ra wa, Plymouth. Seott
Suburban life . Section C office here on Wing Street in Plym- when well include the names of all Township; Annette Horn, Plymouth Ickles, Plymouth Ti
NEWSLINE . . . 901-2300 591-0900 outh. Cheer Oub donors. >- Plymouth Township; Fred and Lettie Ganude tAtlnadrr. eAwM C aAartbfdoyr, _ CaKha md
WEEKENDS . .953-2104 What it means is some needy kids BY PRESS TIME Toeeday. most Hiles, Plymouth Township, Pat Mur- M IS
SPORTSLINE . .953-2104 and families are goij* to have a recent contributors Included several phy, Plymouth
CIRCULATION 501-0500 merrier Christmas, thanks to your anonymous donors from both Plym- Mrs C O. Ash. Plymouth. Plymouth ard, Plymouth;
n A a sir IK n generosity. outh and Canton. Joanne Parsico, Township Fire Department full-time
Plymouth Township; Greg Myers, employees and volunteers; Phillip
Look for our Monday edition. Plymouth; the John Paul family, and Renee Wendland, Plymouth outh. aad Aaroa sad
23SL Q4£ Thursday, OMPtnbec IS. 1991 Thursday. OeofnOer 19. 1W1 Q*£ JCgA
Thief cracks safe, takes Skaters will attend
crime watch
national competition
h f r om Pizza Hut
MENTAL COMMITMENT The
ex-wife of a 40-year-old Canton man
called police to report that she had Westland's Steven and Danielle tional competition by first compet-
received a call from her ex-husband Hartsell members of the ~ Garden ing at the regional competition,
i STOLEN: Money «n re- He told bis wife he was afraid that pocket, as if he were hiding a gun, threatening that he was going to City Figure Skating Club, will be at- where they took first overall after
stolen from > Pisa Hat on his unemployment benefits were and walked Xo the front counter. commit suicide with firearms in the tending the National competition lor final round standings
> Road earlier tikis week. about to run out He packed his The clerk saidjie couldn't remem- bouse. Figure Skating. The competition will Then on to the midwestern sec- rSft * 4*
Two employees who.entered the clothes, toiletries and some blankets ber exactly what the man said, how- When police arrived they beard be Jan. 4-12 in Orlando, Fla. tional competition recently in Ohio,
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had left bome last week after be- a paper bag on his bead. lice Immediately. Police however his Kias apologizing tor past acuonx termediate level and became UJS. (Obsrrucr Middle School.
coming upset about losing his job. TTte man had his right hand in his are investigating. and for tailing his life. champions for that level for 1991.
Township workers will get 5% pay raise (USPS 663-670)
"As a novice pairs team they skate
against other pain teams That could PuMahed evwy^liooda* and Thura-
day by OtoMrver & Eccentric®
be as much as 5 or 10 years older
papers. 36351 Scfcoolcrafl. Livonia.
Continued from Page 1 increases to 835,996. positions, 832,900 and increases to • Administrative assistant, than them, they just continue to Ml 46150. Second-dan postage
• Fleet foreman, 833,271 and in- 834,545. 830,617 and increases to 832,148. work hard," a club spokesperson paid at Livonia. Mi 46151 Addraas
• Public works superintendent. creases to 834,935. • Landscape associate, 832,102 • Accountant, 830,557 and in- said. aM mail (subscription. change of ad- Pen pals g et t o g e t h er
fi5,S60 and increases to M7,tS8. e Grounds foreman, 833.012 and and increases to 833,707. creases to 832,085. draaa. Form 3560) to P.O. Box 2426.
• • MIS coordinator, $42,278 and increases to 834,663. • Senior citizen coordinator, • Public works foreman. 829,828 This young pairs team accom- Livonia. Ml 46151. Telephone 591-
plished being able to go to the na- 0500:
increases to 844492. • Two administrative assistant 831,913 and increases to 833,509. and increases to 831,319.
• Personnel analyst, 840,574 and Trustees will receive pay hike in '92 NewHOssMtanEd D .E.LI.V.ER pYa rSE cRoVpIyC. E50 <
increases to 842,603. to write letters to Santa
Thia year they are Carrier monthfy. 83.00
• Engineer, 828,300 and increas- Ma*. yearly. 855.0O
es t•o A 8s4s0is,2taISn.t public works superin- CoTnrtuinstueeeds fdroo mno tP raegcee 1iv e Hfe or health insurance bene- 810.551 annually and council members are paid 810,051 alekvaetli nagn dat w thheen n othveicye tAoHn aOdbvseerrtviseirn gl ap suubblijsehcetd to I nth teh ec oCnadni--
$38•, 3D0e0v aenlod pimncernetas essp etoc i8a4li0s,t215 a. nd -imiUee m Gbearrsd e8n24 C0i tmy,o nwthitlhy. 3 C8,o0u0n0ci lre msideemnbtse,rs p aayres- cdooucnkceidl ahnean•l uLthail vilnyo.sn uTiarh,aeny cwe i.rt hec 1ei0v0e,00 r0et rieresimdeenntts, b wenilelf iptsay bcuotun ncoil awttilel nbde n haotipoinnagl* to rth eay Wcfraoermnds, tcshtoeaplie eadsd v Ionefr twiihshisnic gahp padlreiecpaa barvltemaile arnabttl.ae IN EHliesm LeJnLt1a1rIyL Kse ctoon sdant ag.r aMdielrl er wh"eIe allsw, haeys c wonantitneude dto. see you come TPolOwMnsthf iMp. iMddillele rs csheocoonld lf gtr Padlyemrso aunthd
pcrreoajescets ctoo o8r3d8i.n2a2t0o.r , 836,400 and in- Tpahye yi fa ltshoey re mceiisvse m ao $r1e0 ,t0h0a0n l fifoeur in msuereatnicnegs p oalnincuy,al blyu.t m$1e4m,6b00e resf $fe13c,t6iv0e0 J aannd. 1 t,h1e99 c2o. uncil president will make repeat of laat year CPtaynmtoonv tOti,b Mselr v4e6r1.7 704. 4(3 1W3i)n 4g5 0S-t2re7e0t0. Cfohrr tihs ea sbkaesde mfoern "ta." n feowr h fiesr ndiasde. danowotnh ethr eM iclhleirm sneecyo,n"d wgrraodteer. Jamie, Ppaiolsn iener S seixptthem grbaedr,er ms,e pta eiraecdh a ost hpeern
• Public works foreman, $35,184 they do not receive health or pension insurance benefits. Council members are offered all health, pension and when they akated at The Canton Observer reserves the "I would like to star in a movie," "I always got the reindeer's names for the first time Tuesday.
and increases to 836,943. e Westland has 84,724 residents and pays its council life insurance benefits that other city employees make. the intermediate level right not to accept an advertisar i wrote a second grade girl, who add- wrong so could you write me a list of Carole Brooks, a Pioneer English
• Associate planner. 834.282 and president 811.051 annually; president pro-tern receives However, some council members decline those perks. achnadm bpeicoanms efo rU.S t.h at otnaanerkd waeedsrrpsv. aeOhprabteivssree esr mMnvoeet)r na t uof ntsthhly oaErl iclptc uyceb otnlonitcrs aibtcitiitn*oudnt e at dh of-iifs- eadsk." eA"Cdr oeM uylydolue Isr r r"iedMieny idn es eyisrot ueferr e swllieoniuggldh g? ol"io kde? a" theT rHeEni WdeRerI'TsI nNaGm eOsF?" l etters to San tyeea"acIrths m earga, oks.te asr ttehde t hoeld eprro cghrialdm a snedv etrhael
Faulty air vent system caused teacher to faint level for 1991. nal acceptance of the advertiser s hot pink bike with no training ta was part of a program Tuesday at younger child feel good about them-
order selves and what they're able to ac-
complish." Brooks said, as she took a
A malfunctioning air vent system checked the room after the first within safe limits. system that brings in fresh air and moment from directing four groups
—apparently canned the recent evacu- class met and things- appear to be _ After Berkaw fainted on Dec. 2, heat was not functioning properly."
ation of a Clarenceville School Dis- much better." the building was checked for gas An inspection of the heating and It's our gift Tuesday's program.
trict classroom and the brief hospi- The kindergarten room has been leaks. No leaks were found. cooling system showed that the The pen pals took turns making
talization of an elementary teacher repeatedly tested since Dec. 2. when Water tests and tests for carbon classroom was receiving only recir- crafts, having refreshments, and
after she fainted in the classroom. teacher Cindy Berkaw fainted in her monoxide also showed safe levels. culated air because of an air flow having pictures taken with each
Both students, and teacher re- classroom. Students were Immedi- The room was then tested for car- differential problem. other, besides writing letters to San-
truoronme da tto B othtsefo rkdin Edelermgaerntetnary c lMasosn-- ateBlye froerme oBveerdk afwrom fa tihnete rdo,om th. e dis- bon dioxide. Dampers now open properly and to you. c ta.
day after repairs were made to the trict had the classroom tested on "We think the carbon dioxide level 20 percent fresh air flows into the Brooks said middle school Stu-
fan system, said David Kamish, su- Nov. 29 for formaldehyde, gas fumes was too high," Kamish said. "The fan classroom, Kamish said. dents with poor self-worth "just blos-
perintendent of the district which in- and carbon monoxide. Berkaw and som" when united with their pen
cludes northeast Livonia, northwest others had complained to principal pals. "They're communicating with
Redford, and southeast Farmington Jesse Baker that they became very someone who looks up to them." she
Hills. sleepy after being in the room two f/ A Beautiful Way explained
i by BILL Bfi£SL£R/waH photographer
"Everything is fine," Kamish said hours. , Free $10 GIFT CERTIFICA TE « he„ And middle school boys who are
Tuesday. "An environmental team Tests indicated all three are an epted for a /ir» VISA a» i ounl at Community getting into being tough guys ""just Sixth grader Ian Searcy helps pen pal Robert McGuire write a to Santa. Robert asked
To Say Happy Holidays — fetiritti Credit (/mmi sofien when paired with the Santa to bring hia dad a wig.
younger students, she said.
You < an uxe your t en/fit air to open any Community
Federal Credit Union at i ount. or deposit in am Todd Krumwiede The kids also get a chance to boost
existing at t ount you ma\ already have * ith us ponders what their written communication skills.
Elegant styling makes this Floor he'll ask Santa Students write each other every
Globe as beautiful as it is practi- 153% lor Chriatmas in a seek or so, and some even call each
cal. Graceful Queen Anne tripod letters to Santa other on the telephone, Brooks said.
frame cradles a 12-inch raised re- Annual Percentage Raie session. He and Sinht*e rtreisetss, t aod pdainirg u bpo yksid sa nWdi tghi rSisim ailraer
lief globe with brass-colored me- Anno* ParcOTiaga ROM TS9% other second sometimes paired together
ridian. Available in Oak or Cherry. Baianca Caicuaihori u»rxm Ave-age Oa«t Balance graders met their Before the school year is up. the
ToMukrA <e«agOe« ne* eurc*»«M! sixth grade pen pen pals will meet again at Miller
169 Amu® >M 11000 pals for the first school, and in the spring they'll get
SALE $
Orac* Panotf lo> Rtptrmm or Vm » days — starting me time Tuesday. together again at the township park.
Balance lor New Purcna*»i Wkng Oaie on ine sttiemem"
Omar Fees Tf«»i*ac»on lee none
Late lee $10 00
Om htm lee $10 00
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Funds to pay for a Canton veter- Auto; Canton Cafe; Canton Center Store; Pixxa King: Pixxa Hut, Plato's
For years, AAA Michigan has led the way in ans memorial outside township h*H Market. Citgo Gas; Club Canton; Palace; Plymouth Construction.
auto insurance,* providing quality coverage. are coming in, slowly Country Dell. Cracker Barrell Party Pogo's, Pronto'i Pizza. Sero's Coney
rE^^OfraNc rates, fast, personali?ihI rlaim utvir<» The estimated cost for the granite Store; Dawn Donuts and Discount Island; 711. Sheldon and Warren; '70
5 PIECE SET monument to" alt veterans of att Hop-in Gas; Shell Gas; Sight and
a variety of optional coverages and deductibles branches oi ois service is 150.000 Other area businesses with cannis- Sound Video; Speedy Muffler Sunoco
R E G. S I O O O. and special discounts. Members of the fundraising com- ters are Donut Scene; Feed Rite Pet Gas, Ford Road. Superbowl Total
mittee, Joe Afius, John Bresnahan. Supply; Grapevine Party Store; Gas, Ford and Canton Center and Jacobson's
So put our experience to work Call us today for- Rick DiVeto. Judy LaGrow, Tim Li- Greetings Plus; Hardee's. Michigan Wilder Berry Party Store
All toys will be donated to the Plymouth Salvation Army adding! information or for a free, no-obligation Grow. Dale Lnefake. J«rry Martin. Avenue. Hunan Empire; Merry's
OMMCOM rate qixrte. Fast. Cornell Osier. Jim Paw*. John Spen- Barber Shop; Jonathan's Restaurant.
cer and Mike Zeleji, have been plac Johnson's Restaurant, Julian's Party Anyone interested in helping
474-0766 lag cannisteh In more than M bus. Store, Kenny's; Uttle Caesar's, Man- raise fund* should contact John
CABIEVISION AAA Michigan MM In Canton and Plymouth et ni Plzxa; Man's-Do-It, Maria's; Spencer at 397S421 or Tim La-
OALEANA GENERAL The following list includes some of Mary's Rowers; MaUuson Hard- Grow at 981-2848
FURNITURE, INC AGENCY wane; Midas Muffler, Mobil Gas;
boUsieM. ii. hou ML Amoco Gas, Ana Arbor Road; Oakvtew Parly Store and Olympic You can send your tax deducti-
Some Restrictions flay Apply OCTCR 12-25-91 Amoco, on LUley and Warren; Anour Coney Island ble dona turns to the Canton Vet-
carft do better than al A* Florist. AR-EX Dregs; Auto Srrice Other businesses include, Omni- eran's Memorial Association.
•UWrwiiiw My AMI* Cfc* Big Boy. Canton; Bob's of com, One Hour Martinixing Clean- P.O. Box 871025, Canton. Mi Shop ufrtH • p n
Party Store, Canton ers, Palermo's; Pinetree Party 48187,
*MC) OAK Thursday 19. 1W1 Thurxiay. Dw»mt>f 19, 1991 O&E *SA
Critics say benefits bill denies
Madonna offers hospice training
Community v
college loans to those in need
Madonna University will offer net as an institution The course dying issues and gives an overview
Corner three courses oo hospice care as part meets 9 a.m. to noon Tuesdays, Jan. of major world religions, identifying
of its winter term continuing educa- 7 through April 21. their tenets and practices related to
By Wayna Peal place these loans beyond the reach needed benefits package for the tion program Psychosocial fnmpnn»nt» of Hos- meeting the spiritual needs of the
staff writer of the people they're designed to unemployed," Ford said. "This is a Madonna also offers a bachelor's pice Care (HSP PSY MS) explores terminally iO and their families.
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package. "It stands to reason that if ly support a House version of adults and a college degree is not and bereaved family and friends. 20 and 4-7 pro Thursdays, Jan. •
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they'd take them aN away.* who seek federal aid for dependent clude Sen Paul Simon, D-Illinois, "IF MOST students could quali- County exec plans prayer breakfast
— Charles Royer children. who has introduced a bill that fy for a regular, low-interest loan
Canton
While supporters say the credit would end the credit checks, and from a bank, we wouldn't need the
rating check will help underwrite U.S. Rep. William Ford, D-Taylor, guaranteed student loan pro-
the extended benefits, critics chairman of the House Committe gram," College Career Associa- Rev.'William Augustus Jones of brings together political leaders and the Baptist World Alliance.
Police find bogus charge the provision will wipe out on Education and Labor. tion president Stephen Blair said. Bethany Baptist Church, Brooklyn. representatives of numerous county He has preached throughout the
Arson unlikley in net explosion lwooanrks efrosr. almost all unemployed a ve"Tryhe haedamvyin ipsrtircaeti oinn hedasu ceaxtaiocnteadl miCllaiorne esrt uscdheonotsls in e nprroolglr raomusg hrlayng 1- NC.oYu.,n wtyi lEl bxee cguuetsitv espeak Eerd awt aWrda yne chuRrecvh. gJoronuepss .i s former president of wEboorlndy a Mndag haazsin bee'sen " lOisnteed Hasu nodoree do f
opportunities for American stu- ing from truck driving to office McNamara's sixth annual prayer the Progressive National Baptist Most Influential Americans." -
bomb after threat "WHAT CONGRESS did is to dents in return for a desperately work. breakfast. 8 a.m. Saturday, Jan. 11. Convention and founder of the Na- Prayer breakfast tickets are $15
Held in the Cobo Convention Cen- tional Black Pastors' Conference. He per person and can be ordered by
ter's Riverview Ballroom, the event is also a general counsel member of calling 224-0261 by Friday. Dec. 20.
It could.be weeks before the cause
of the explosion Friday at Cygnet Shortly after a caller made a 'Students were sent bome at their
Automated Cleaning in Plymouth bomb threat at Plymouth Salem regular time, with the area continu- eA.CS ei tTS
Township is determined. High School Thursday morning, po- ing to be kept clear so police could $TOREWIDE $AVING$
"It's going to go on for quite some- lice found a small homemade appa- continue their investigation," said
time yet," township Fire Chief Larry ratus in a locker. Dick Egli, community relations di-
Groth said on Monday. Ine invesil- —The Michigan imui—fro—Ptv
gation will include interviews with Squad removed the box-shaped ob- munity Schools. Hilarious Office Gifts and Calendars
employees of the paint storage con- ject and found it to be non-explosive, '"Students handled the situation
• Excellent Baudy Christmas Cards
tainer cleaning facility. according to school officials. well. They were calm and orderly."
The school was not evacuated, but said Salem principal Gerald Ostoin The original spiral-sliced ham.. .since 1957.
"WE DO NOT FE±L ifi arson,'' Michigan State Police and Canton "Staff responded well in helping to • Super Selection of Stocking Stuffers
Gthreootrhy s tthreasts ae dn.a Htuer aalls goa sre ljeeackte dco ouolde atyn do fPfliycmerosu tchl eTaorewdns thhiep p aurbelaic ssuarf-e- souupt eorfv tihsee isrtu ndoernmtsa lw rhoou twineerse bfoyr cthede • Discount Christmas Trees, Trims & Wreaths
have caused the explosion at about rounding the lockers. incident."
Livonia Royal Oak ' Waterford A Slice Of Holiday Tradition!
9g:a2s0." a h.me .s a"iIdt.'s definitely not natural Cookie factory opens Farmington Rd. at 6 Mile 13 Mile at Woodward Highland Rd 'i Mile WesJ of Cass Ik
Ooe of the firm's 11 employees 261-5740 288-4440 681-2223
was released Saturday from St. Jo- Canton Westland Rochester Hills
The Cookie Factory Bakery is now cookies eight to 16 inches as gift One slice at a time.. .tradition tastes so good when
open and operating at Laurel Park items. Fofd Rd. al SholOoo Wayna aa_ '-J Mil« Soar o< nVar-er—Rochester Rd, at Alburn
pafloteyre ethse w eerxep ltoresiaotned, tawto th feo rho cshpeitsat l Place mall. Six Mile at Newburgh in The Cookie Factory Bakery also 459-8883 722-3080 299-5444 it's HoneyBaked brand ham. Fully cooked.
pains and two for minor injuries. Livonia. serves a varied sandwich menu Spiral-sliced. Honeyspice glared. Elegant
Strudel, fruit turnovers and cin- which includes turkey, chicken
The other three were released Fri-
namon' rolls are baked daily and salad, ham salad and BLTs PS" Receive Receive to serte. Perfect for holiday gifts.
day.
The blast blew out two side walls served fresh, but muffins and cook- The bakery also provides a cater- I s300 OFF fli S500OFF t AMO/'ius Distinctively delicious.
ies are the bakery's specialities, said ing service for parties or business
iantg t hthee b uroilodfi ntog ofoal lM baost s Statrcekeetd, csatours-- sTthoer eb makaenryag esrell sJe snpneicfeiarl Pdoectoocrzaatekd. omfefeertiendg os nA ca l2l 5c apteerrcinegnt o drdisecros.u nt is The ANY HonevBaked Brand Hams Are Available
age bins, allowing employees to es- Original Dancing Coca Cola i
cape more serious injury. Bottle or Can . PURCHASE Only At HonevBaked Ham Co. Stores
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DEARBORN HEIGHTS: [phone]
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timated at f 1.4 million and the con- shal's division. TAYLOR: (313) 374-2600
tent loss is estimated at |1 million," Four cars and a pickup truck BIRMINGHAM: (313) 5400404
Groth said. ISCHWINN
parked just east of the building were WEST BLOOMFIELD: [phone]
The township fire department is destoyed by flying debris from the . We've got plenty GRAND RAPIDS: (6161 95 7 34 30
being assisted in the investigation bv blast,
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SEMCOG tries to cool 'urban sprawl' study ire
MaurMK Zke of Nl-
geria discusses •y Ttan Richard special consideration.' aroused suspicion among SEMCOG s Although the "Auburn Mills"
the politicel ctt- •tafl writer dues-paying members was that state project since has been scaled (town,
mat* of that Afri- SEMCOG'S executive committee fLM /i n i/ *«i K mrkflw wur/i and federal aid should be used to it sent shock waves through SEM-
can country. Leaders of SEMCOG. the regional shelved Oakland's suggestion to halt many s u t j u r u an frrcfmutffs wtrf t? support redevelopment of older COG because one dty of >0,000 was
r planning agency, are trying to aootbe work on the RDI for three months offended at the Regional Development communities rather than new able to approve a project with im-
the feathers of suburban members But it beard Oakland's message, growth. mense impact on the roads, traffic,
ruffled by as "urban sprawl" study promising to move slowly and even Initiative's conclusion that racial bias "That was the most controversial drains and downtowns of an entire
Responding to Oakland County's referring elements of the RDI to one." said Amberger region
complaints, the executive committee county boards for study. has been "the dominant social factor" But without debate, the SEMCOG Among the RDI's recommended
of the Southeast Michigan Council of And SEMCOG deleted the sugges- in the region's development and a executive committee routinely re- proposals is mandatory regional re-
Governments said Friday "it is un- tion that tax base sharing get "spe- ferred the suggestion to its Econom- view of sucb large projects. Some
iikek- that any conclusions will be cial consideration'' recommendation that property tax ic Development Council. Transporta- politicos see that as interference in
reached byMarch IT " ~THe Oakland board also dumped tion Advisory Council and Environ- hone rale. • r ~
Oakland County commissioners five of the county's six SEMCOG del- base sharing be given "special mental Council. "It's not intended to take away lo-
Thursday voted 15-10 to demand egates. leaving only County Execu- "It makes a great deal of sense.'' cal powers." said Amberger.
SEMCOG "fully and completely halt tive Dan Murphy. consideration." U.S. Rep. John Dingell. D-Trenton. SEMCOG CHAIR Gerald McCaf
and cease'' work on the Regional De- Among those replaced were Com- SEMCOG's guest speaker, said later, frey. of the Macomb Intermediate
velopment Initiative unUl March IS. missioners Marilynn Gosling, R- "On principle, it's a very sound Board of Education, sought to coot
The EDI is a draft document that Bloomfield Hills, a co-chair of the was among those urging SEMCOG to tax base sharing plan enacted by the statement." members' ire with a show of humor
calls urban sprawl unacceptable. RDI study, and Donald_Jensen, R- drop the tax base sharing like a hot Michigan Legislature » 7 "The good news was that it clearly
Many suburban members were of- Birmingham, chair of a key SEM- potato Instead, said SEMCOG ExecuUve THE RDI EMERGED after more stimulated a lot of discussion. We
fended at the RDI's conclusion that COG transportation committee. "It is dividing suburbia from the Director John Amberger, committes than a year of work stimulated by a got a few pats oo the back — and
racial bias has been "the dominant "The ironic thing," said Jensen, "is rest of the region That's not good will concentrate on "over-reliance controversy over an East Coast de- some a little lower.
•/ social factor" in the region's devel- we did everything they asked us to." policy." Pope said. oo the property tax," an issue on veloper's plan to build a two-million "We've received a heck of a lot of
opment and a recommendation that Others agreed, noting two circuit which most politicos agree square foot "mega mall" in Auburn criticism, most of it premature,"
property tax base sharing be given NOVI COUNCILMAN Tim Pope courts already have blocked a school A THIRD RDI suggestion that Hills, east of Pontiac. said McCaffrey.
Stephanie Fowler, left, and Ashley Anderson, right, listen ss
Food drive under way
Maureen Zke talks of Africa.
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Students get look the Babe of Bethlehem. THE REAL
MEANING OF CHRISTMASI Term limitation
Students at Plymouth Canton High School got a taste of
Come and celebrate In song and the
what it's like to live in Africa on Tuesday when 14 Africans
Bible narratives at Saint Paul Lutheran
came to the school to talk to them. Above, Maureen Eke of Church In NorthvOle. We offer a choice plan may be SHARP - MITSUBISHI - ORCHID - GENIUS - INTEL - PANASONIC - BROTHER - SOLA - EPSON - BLACK LABEL - PRODIGY - PARADIGM - PREMIER
at life in Africa Nigeria tells the students in an international relations class
of three Christmas Eve services and'
about her country. The students discussed sanctions imposed
Christmas Day worship:
on South Africa and democracy in Africa. on '92 ballot
Christmas
Dec. 24-Christmas Eve Michigan voters may see a propos-
6:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m. al to "limit politicians terms" on the
* 1Q:QQ p.m.-Candletiqht Worchlp 1992 ballot
Holhlny Dec. 25-Chrtotmas Day: 10:00 a.m. Signatures of 402.337 Michigan Computer Sale
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MVE ctrrrtu SAINT PAUL day with the state Bureau of Elec-
HAIR tions in Lansing - nearly 60 percent
LSeaCrn ToU - BA DIVE CUTS E EE EVANGELICAL more than the required 256.517.
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<9.99 LUTHERAN have 30 percent more signatures
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Holiday [fijppfiNpfj Learn to speak Japanese at Madonna
support for Engler agenda
Madonna University will offer p.m Wednesdays, Jan. 8 through Tuesdays, Jan 7-Aprtl 11
four courses in Japanese during April 22. Japanese Language and Japanese Oral and Written Com-
By Tim Richerd Schiller has been a deputy superin- act, certifies teachers and adminis- the winter term as part of its con Culture II (JPN 102) will be held in position emphasizes developing
staff writer tendent in two stales — Delaware trators, inspects proprietary schools, unuing education program. two sections: 4-7 pm Thursdays. skill in employing natural, every-
W»ASi Al l f Vf l IfNl l Gl l Sl l^! I ^ h ki and Louisiana — and superintendent manages schools for the blind and Beginning Japanese Language Jan 8-April 23. on the Madonna day expressions in speaking and
Robert E. Schiller, 44. was the of three school districts in New Jer- deaf and directs statewide MEAP and Culture Land II (JPN 101/102) campus, and 8-9 p.m Mondays, writing correct, idiomatic Japa-
surprise and luummougckHceoi the sey ^^Wj»tinnnl a/»hi»v«»m»nH toting will introduce the rudiments of Jan 6-April 20. on the Birming- nese The prerequisite is JPN S2S
state Board of Education to be Mich- "I come from New Jersey which is In naming Schiller, the board spokeir and written Japanese, in- or penhiMioa^Tte~iaiiriK*dr.
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KryptoncsS 608/TBS lrfw** ••Bjppr cutl. tUly TRS Wrisfoiard. 24.B6 Schiller is currently deputy super- cal control by the state, but the state intendent of Muskegon schools since ture I (JPN 101) will be offered 4-7 permission. It will be held 4-7 p.m. please call 591-51M.
[Twwfy fo*n knr and padded kn«. 70mm wtiMls TRS Kncciuds....W.96 I intendent of public instruction in should work as a partner," said 1983 after 12 years as high school
aratormcil footbeMd 'iolrl s luiplipllo rt asnmd' ebsratokre sC perco mvideersd Bolna-cbko th IRS El bow pads... 24.96 Delaware Schiller. principal there.
Senior or jOmor si;es Blade! Ms. 49 96 "Michigan is poised to become a The new state school chief holds a The new chief teplaces Donald L
master's in English literature from Bemis, who resign«Pearly this year
Clam. 15.96 national leader in education." said the University of Mississippi, a mas- after Gov: James Blanchard s re- HARBORSIDE SPORTS
Schiller.
60S Replacement OCEAN PACIFIC SPORTS . S S k ' S H . S S ,a p p a r el I "I believe in the governor's agen- ter's in education from the Universi- election bid failed.
Wl»* 24.96 LADIES SWEATSHIRT SPECIALTY CAPS ty of Pennsylvania and an education- Bemis, former Utica superintend-
Power Strap 14.96 Choose Iron 6m new screen prrts on Choose from a large selection da." he added al doctorate from University of ent, was close to Blanchard and had
a white oversue sweatshirt SuesS-L of capswwi*th your He was with Gov. John Engier at 9 Pennsylvania. received critical review comments (Petoskey, Alpine Valley. Charlevoix. Birmingham, Boyne City and West BloomfleM
Com pan at $22 .00 fawnte teammk >oos a.m. Wednesday when his wife. Lu- His wife. Lucille, has been a teach- when Republicans this year took
39M FREESTYLE cille. received a call from Beard- er for 18 years. He will take over in control of the board
UNISEX ANALOG WATCH more that he was the board's choice. February and will be paid $88,300. Assistant Superintendent Gary
Scratch resistant mineral His selection was on a voice vote The superintendent runs a depart- Hawks, who was not a candidate for
AQUA TUNES WATERPROOF Wlenaste ar nrde stiwstoa nnty ltoon 1 b0a0nIdI s and took about 30 seconds at the ment that helps the elected board set the top post, ran the department for
. CARRIER board's open meeting policy, administers the school aid most of 1992
cassette player in a totaity waterproof SPECIAL PURCHASE
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Listen to music aftic you enjoy your favorite \S SEMCOG backs racetrack grants SPORTS ADVENTURES NO. 91-09282-S
watersport Tapetd (e ck not mduded.
By Tim
iif staff writer annual appropriation they get to could not shift the money to the gen-
reimburse the costs of. police, -fire eral fund because it is in a restricted
Give Livonia. Northville and and other public services. fund $700,000 Inventory sale
Hazel Park a break, the Southeast ISngler was due to meet with track
Michigan Council of Governments THE 1980 state racing law grants city mayors this week to resolve the
told state lawmakers. 27 5 percent of all racing license crunch.
SPECIAL SPECIAL 50% to 80% Off
SEMCOG Friday opposed a legis- fees to host cities, capping that
M PURCHASE PURCHASE lative bill which would premanently amount at $800,000. said Gail Kaess. IN OTHER action. SEMCOG's ex-
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strip cities with major horse race- Grosse Pointe Farms council- ecutive committee endorsed an in-
tracks of the $800,000 apiece they member and chair of SEMCOG's crease in the state's 15-cents-a-gal-
SKIS, BOOTS, POLES, BINDINGS from:Rosslgnol, Elan,
ASSEMBLY EXTRA ASSEMBLY EXTRA have received from state racing rev- economic development council. lon fuel tax for roads.
enue. Jackson. Saginaw, Swartz Creek That effort is being led in Lansing Blizzard, Kneisel, RD. Nordlca, Dolomite. Dachstein
Coaster brake and IreLaDr cOaNlipEer IbFrak Be,O toYp' Sbar BanICd YhaCnLdEle bar pads. MCoUastRerR brAakYe, ApDadVdEeNd TsUadRdEle, 1tr6a*in inGgIR wLh'eSe lBs IaCnYdC hLipE pack DSEIPSACRUAHSTIEI UMS J EANIA'AS * F• 1L • E- *E• CE PLAUDMIEAS NYLON JACKET AMEDNID'SA WSA RM UP SUIT actSeEdM unCaOnGim'so euxselycu tainvde w ciotmhomutit tdeee- aPnldea csoamntm anudni tMieussk eagroonun gdet Msmoaulnlte r bMyi tchheiga Cn oMunutnyici Rpaolad Le aAgsuseo.c iMatiiocnh.i . CLOTHES from: Northface, Fera, Nils, Skea. Gotcha, .
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165 ASSEMBLY and sweatpants m assorted colors Sizes Sizes S-L Gov John Engler wants the track A day earlier. Attorney General Michigan Road Builders Association
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RICHARD SHARKEY Catholic Church, Troy. He was also Memorial contribution* may be Dearborn. He was employed at Bar- NAOMI P. WELLER grandchildren, 13 great-grandchil-
on the board of directors for the given to the Leukemia Foundation or ry's Clothing for many years and dren, a brother, Henry Hall of Flint, 3 0%
Richard Sharkey, 55, of Port My- Southeast Michigan State Employees the American Cancer Society. was a member of Our Lady of Good Services for Mrs. Naomi P. and a sister, Lillian Pinch of Luding-
ers, Fla., formerly of Troy died Dec. Federal Credit Union. . • Arrangements were handled by Counsel Catholic Church. Weller, 89, of Plymouth, who died ton.
44 Price Funeral Home. Arrangements were handled by
Myers, Fla He was born July 11. wife, Barbara Sharkey of Fort My- Friday at the New burg United Meth- Schrader Funeral Home. Plymouth
1936 in Detroit ers, Fla.; his father, Donald L Shar- son. Norman G. Sobieralski of <Can^ odist Church, with burial at Ottawa
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Investigation Unit, Livonia. Tampa, Fla. and one brother. James Church in. Plymouth. Burial was in The Rev. Joseh A. Plawecki offici- Clemens. She worked for the Pack- She was born June IS, 1899 in Sa-
He was a member of the Michigan Sharkey of Mount Clemens. United Memorial Gardens. ated the service. Memorial contribu- aging Corp. of America for 10 years ginaw and moved to Plymouth from
State Police Troopers and Sergeants Funeral services were Wednesday, tions may be given in the form of before retiring. Rcdford. She was a member of the
Association and the Midwest Techni- Dec. 18, in St Anastasia Catholic Mr. Sobieralski was born May 23, Mass cards. Arrangements were She was a member of the Eastern Star, Detroit Chapter, and a
cal Investigator* Association and a Church, Troy. Burial was in Resur- 1935, in Hamtramck. He died Mon- made by Lambert-Vermeulen Trust New burg United Methodist Church member of the Detroit Garden Club.
former member of St Anastasia rection Cemetery, Clinton Township. day, Dec. Oakwood Hospital- 100 Funeral Home. of Livonia and the Tonquish Creek Among the survivors Is a brother,
Manor senior citizens. John Gamble of Florida
Survivors include: two sons, Her- Arrangements were handled by
bert Weller of Keego Harbor, Byron the Schrader Funeral Home, Plym-
D. Weller of Springfield, Ohio; 14 outh.
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food service and hospitality manage- in at least 12 quarter hours of work. justice; and Robert G. Stan berry, arts — general business administra-
ment curriculum, recently took sec- bachelor of arts — criminal justice. tion; Michael H. Ladd, bachelor of
Acclaimed songwriter Simon
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Principles I class cooking contest. Michigan State University. They are Plymovth residents graduated Lloyd, bachelor of science — botany, At the Zoo presents a rollicking kids' KRAZY KAT" LEVI'S" PALMLAND'
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Senate economists say state budget crisis persists
By TTihm. DRiUckha.»rdl . —J i
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"Your outlook is very somber." ** •iwiyBiD •IT UICIJ lone muui' "ahead of
said Sen. Doug Carl, R-Utica, when lar to Gov. John Engler's adminia- 1989-90. ON THE MORE positive side. Meanwhile. Manufacturers Bank
the economic outlook was presented tration views because the staff is SFA"S ECONOMIC outlook said • Unemployment will stay at a SFA is looking for the regional con- reported an improving picture for
to the tax-writing Finance Commit- much the same as. wehn Engler was the agency has "revised downward stubbornly high 9.1 percent in the sumer price inflation to hover at October. The bank's Michigan busi-
tee. "Will it change if we get a capi- Senate Republican leader a year its revenue estimates for FY 1991-2 state, compared to the current 9.7 only 2.8 percent next year and 3.2 ness activity index rose five points to
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our projections" compared to the cut by some $770 million this year.
House Fiscal Agency, he replied. Currently state spending is about 5
"Consumer confidence took a no- $7.5 billion. Give Your Homc^ ^
sedive in August of 1990 because of
For the current fiscal year ending
the (pending Kuwaiti) war. It rose at
war's end and then fell," Wortley Sept 30, 1992, SFA projects a deficit » a Christmas Present "
of 167 million. It's due largely to a
mttm v HL said last week.
16 percent decline in state revenues. in
Wortley had no explanation for the For fiscal '92 (beginning next Oct.
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Editorials, page 20A
NEWS
OAE THURSDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1&9I
PAGE ISA
IN BRIEF
Chamber auction
T
be Canton Chamber of Commerce is
adding an item to your 1992 calendar
1
The chamber is planning its fourth
anniversary
The dinner/auction is at 6 p.m., Saturday. Jan.
25, at Fellows Creek Golf Gub. The chamber is
looking for donations of merchandise, gift
certificates or cash.
Each donation will he acknowledged on
publicity posters on site and individual donor
placards will be on display next to each.
Cash donations and gift certificates worth
more than $200 will qualify as a sponsorship
qualifying for the following:
• Two dinner/auction tickets, valued at $35
per ticket;
• Two silent aoction tickets, valued at $5 per
ticket;
• Special listing in the auction program;
• An entry in the chamber's sponsors-only
drawing with a chance to win a mystery prize
valued at more than $200.
If you would like to attend or make a donation
call the chamber at 453-4040. BILL 8RESLER/*t«fT photographer
Hall of fame David Brandon, ol Valaaaia Inserts, shows off BHI Bishop, president of Family Services in De- offices, which wHI provide United Way-spon-
an insert produced by the Livonia-baaed troit and Wayne County, and Pat Heron, admin- sored counseling services in Canton. The men
T
he Canton Board of Trustees will company during a Canton Economic Club istrator of Catholic Social Servicea of Wayne were introduced at the Canton Economic Club
formally dedicate the Canton Hall of luncheon. County, took a tour Wednesday of their new luncheon Wednesday.
Fame at the Jan. 14 meeting.
The wall display in the first floor
meeting room will honor Hall of Fame
inductees, as well as, community achievers who Coupon clippers: Canton Economic Club gets
will be chosen annually on a one-year basis. A
Hall of Fame committee of seven residents has
been chosen to select future Hall of Fame quick class on coupon-omics
Inductees and Community Achievers!
Internships for By Diane Gale earn about $4,000 annually. A lot of people with Vlasic pickles it's not for lack of old ones
staff rtter would do better to stay home and clip the market penetration, valassis Inserts goes The coupon. Brandon said, is more ef-
students money saving offers in the comfort of into 55 percent of all U.S. households, but fective than other advertising means that
S Valassis Inserts prints money and sends their home than to go to work, Brandon since the name isn't plastered all over the are generally a lot more expensive.
tudents participating in Close-Up. the high it to your house said. product, most people don't know where or "TV is getting less and less efficient and -
school government education program, To some, the avalanche of coupon in- And the more shoppers that cut who generated it. more and more expensive," said Brandon
will be given a chance to earn credit serts the company prints that ultimately coupons, the more business Valassis gets. Currently the company, with locations placing the loss in effect on remote con-
through unpaid internships with Canton tumble from your weekend newspaper is a In a year of recession and doom and in Kansas and North Carolina, employs trols and video cassettes recorders that
Township. chance to cash in. To others its just anoth- gloom business pictures, Valassis reached 1.200 people and 65 live in Canton and give viewers a means to flip past commer-
The students' duties will be coordinated er nuisance, one more piece of jonk to put $675 million in sales. Next year the com- Plymouth. cials
through their instructors, Mike McAuley, Staci in the trash. plex printing company projects a 15 per- "There's no brand loyalty anymore, be-
Champagne and Bill Gretzinger. at Centennial "You have an ability to take advantage cent increase in sales. WHILE VALASSIS offers scissors cause there's a lot of good stuff out there
Education Park. of what you're interested in," said David Despite the boom business, the company snippers a chance to save money on their and we all know it," he said. "So, we're
One of the first projects for Close Up students Brandon. Valassis president and chief ex- fights a name recognition problem. Bran- grocery bills, have a go at a million dollar looking for a deal "
will be coordination and condensation of data ecutive officer, who spoke at the Canton don said that often times, people think he's sweepstakes and sample a new product it And according to retailer surveys.
and comments from a recent township survey of Economic Club luncheon Wednesday. a pickle magnate. also gives marketers a door to reaching Brandon said, the number of coupon
IF YOU bring back snippers is rising.
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CITY
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Garden City Hospital wishes to thank the following
people and organizations for their support and participation
in this years annual fund raiser — The Polish Wedding.
And to any others we have inadvertently omitted,
please accept our thanks and appreciation.
Or. y Mrs. Mushtak Abbott Jeffrey A Hoppic
Jane Albujoq Mr. U Mrs. Kenneth Hulsing Quadrants, Inc. CHRISTMAS,
Allied Nursing Care. Inc. William C. Hurley Queen Quality Laundry
Dr. U Mrs. James G. Armstrong Hypertension Nephrology Arnold V. Raft, D.P.M. GIVE HER
MarrS Amknff, M P Associates. P C Oralri F Rnhhins O Q LIZWEAR
Dr. (3 Mn. William Back Immaculate Conception Church. Harvey Roth, D 0
Sheila K. Bahr. D.O. Hamtramck Sandoz Pharmaceuticals
Toni L Balliich, D.O. Louis Jacobs. D.O. Corporation
Lynda Bancroft Gary Jehnek, D.O. Mr. y Mn. John Santeni, Jr.
Mr. y Mn. John Santeiu, Ill-
Steven Blum. D.O. Howard D. Kane. D.P.M. Mildred Santeiu
Boehringer tngelheim Charles Karibian. D.O. Dr. y Mn. John R. Schairer
Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Dr. & Mrs. Calvin C Kay Schering Laboratories
Kenneth Bolton J. Rory (i Martha Keenan Robert F. Schirmer, D.O.
Thomas Bonino, D.O. Phyllis Kessler Kathleen A Schmidt
Werner P. Bom Robert Koprince, D.O. Karen Schreiber
Roland D. Brandt. D.O. Cheryl Kovalski, D.O. Mr. y Mn. Joseph Schroeder
Mr. (J Mrs. Allan Breakie Dr. 0 Mn. Jeffrey Kovan Ralph Schwartz, D.O.
Gerald Brickner, D.O. Nathan Krinsky. D.P.M.
Stanley J. Sczedenski. D.O.
Frederick F. Broniak, D.O. Mr. y Mrs. Gary Ley
Sealant Equipment &
Lester Burkow. D.O. EL Michael Lodish. D.O.
Engineering. Inc.
Butcher Block, Livonia Macauley's Office Products
Searie Pharmaceuticals
] Dr. U Mrs. John L Cavell William R MacBnde
Dr. y Mn. Nicholas Sellas
Cinerex Imaging Systems Maclean Hunter Cable Vision.
CA Shipman, Inc.
Darnel Chatterley. D.O. Garden City
Roger A Shomo. D.O.
Complete Infusion Care, Inc. Marquette Electronics, Inc.
Kathryn Curtis J.E. Martenson ti Co. Signature Cuisine
Robert Sikorski, D.O.
Dr. (i Mrs. Lawrence B. Damiam Master Craft Carpet Service, Inc.
Dr. y Mn. Hany W. Simmons
Virginia A Darwish William McCaDion, D.O.
David Simpson. D.O.
Joseph G. D'Avanzo. D.O. Frank J. McDevitt. D.O.
William Davidson. D.O. Dr. (J Mn. Daniel Mianecki Dr. y Mn. Norman Simpson
DeMana Building Company. Inc. Mifhigfln fisirnnMhir Mwtiral Martin M. Solomon. P.O.
Dr. y Mn. Richard C. Spinale
Christopher Doig, D.O. Assistants Association
Stm Amnvan Irgvir Pmr J211
A«Wir«. P L
Judith M. Edge, D.O. Dr. & Mn. Daniel Mihalo Richard Stoler, DO
Reuben Ebuk, D.O. Dr. V Mn. Zacharia Mikros Summit Pharmaceuticals
Family Practice Centre of Livonia Miles Labs Support Systems Internationa]
Mr. (i Mrs. Jon Feiketis Daniel L. Morrison. D.O. Paul G Thomas, D.O.
Edwin W. Ferens, D.O. Dr. & Mn John Morrison. Jr. Edward B. Trachtman. D.O.
Floral Accents. Garden City Andrew A Nenesian, D.O. Kathleen Urban
Jonathan D. Fratkin. M.D. Dr. y Mn. Jeffrey Nestor Bruce A VandeVusse
Mr. (J Mn. Steve Gatoraith Mr. y Mn. Mitchell Nimmoor WCAR Radio, Garden City
Garden City Orthopedics. P.C Outer Drive Anesthesiologists Gerald Weingarden, D.O.
Garden City Radiologists, P.C Dr. y Mrs. John T. Oiog Terry L Weingarden. D.O.
G.E. Medical Systems Richard A Oiog. D.O. Westland dink
Glaxo ntarmaoeuticals Mr. y Mn. Christopher J. Palazzo lo White House
Giendaie Seurolop, a; Dr. y Mn. Arthur Pancioli White y White
John R. WiBiims. D.O. •
Association. P.C. Dr. & Mn. Emmanuel Papasifakis
Mr. y Mn Richard Withrow
Dr. & Mn. Leonard T. GhnsJu Parke Davis
Howard Wright. DO.
Robert G. Ghnski, D.O. Mr. y Mn. Edward PiwUk
Fr. Alexander J. Wytrwal
Stephen B. Gotdfarb D.O. Anne PawUk-Simpson. D.O.
Younique Party Expressions
Henry Gonte. D.O. Conrad R. Pearl. D.O.
Dr. & Mn. Robert M Gutierrez HrWaim|UiMmiine Ij. Pmh.uHniipus Andrew Zazaian. D O
John Zazaian. D.O.
John R. Hand Phizer Diagnostic
David Hotzworth, DO Mr. y Mn. Richard Ziegter
STORE LOCATIONS: West born • Macomb • lakeside • Livonia • farm.ngton M Is. Un vecsal
Vmmk you you 7-4-a you you iUuk you you t you feUwelve • Birmingham • New Cenlet One • Wildwood Pla/a • Court land Center: Flint
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Social Security has toll-free number
The federal Social Security Ad- fits or related ii s can call that
community calendar
ministratioo has a new toll-free tele-
• rotated column, opinion The. artworks are being created House, Tavern on 13 and Kroger s "It's strictly a liability situation, phone number. 1-800-771-1213. number to reach administrators who
especially for First Night, and a per- stores in the Birmingham-Bloom- no other reason intended or im- Anyone with questions about bene- have the answers
Education out•h C, 4re2a0t-i3v3e31 .D ay Nursery School, Help eabrso fuotr h ogmroeu pcsa rien taesr easnt eadlt ienrn laetairvnein tgo substitutes. 420-3331. Senior citizens cweinllt baege d oofn aptreodf itots F firrostm N wigohrt.k s sold fielTd hings are going better than last ptalrieyd-.t"r esaasidur eAr loafn t hHeay Hmaaynm,a nse cCroe-.,
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Community Education. Call 451- • Plymouth Canton Montesaon assessment. Call Community Litera- County or 455-8880 in Wayne County. are available. Call Patty Jamison at play the week between Christmas "This year people know what it at other sites.
6555. School, 159-1550. cy Council. 451-4555. SMOKE DETECTORS; Free de- 455-0510. ; Plans for the First Night/Bir- and New Year's will be like," he added. "Well have an insert in.the pro-
• Christ the Good Shepherd. tectors. with installation, offered mingham arts celebration are mov- Some locations this year will grams that night showing the new lo-
PRESCHOOL: 42690 Cherry Hill. Canton, 981-0286. RESUME WRITING: Growth from Colonial Kiwarns of Plymouth. "Y" VOLUNTEERS: The Plym- SENIOR CLASSES: The Canton ing as briskly as the typical New FIRST NIGHT treasurer Bruce donate a dollar to charity for every cations," Kramer said. First Night
• Come Little Children Center, . • Tiny Tots. Salvation Army Works, in Plymouth, will write Call Plymouth Fire Department outh YMCA seeks volunteers. 453- Recreation Center offers classes, Year's Eve weather, said Zina Arensmeier said sales of the buttons button redeemed, he added. also needs volunteers to work four-
45050 Warren Road, in Canton, afes Building, Plymouth. 3- and 4-year- resumes and cover letters for job Chief A1 Matthews. 453-1234. or 2904. 397-5446. Kramer, program executive direc- that allow entrance to the various Although plans are progressing hour shifts that evening and volun-
6 weeks to 2 years, 455-4607. olds. 453-5484. seekers, 455-4093. Plymouth Township Fire Depart tor. events are way up over last year. well, there has been at least ooe teers should call 540-6683
a Wilhiw Cieek Co-op. Geneva^ ment Chief Larry Groth. 453-3840. FOOD DISTRIBUTION: - HOSP1CF Hn.r.1^
ter, 45678 Helm, in a Metro West In- Presbyterian Church, 3- and 4-year- VOLUNTEERS: Needed to pack- Focus:HOPE provides food to eligi- Services of Western Wayne County ' scheduled to appear at sites across New Year's Eve) buttons have been alcohol-free, "family-oriented cele-
dustrial Park, in Plymouth, 6 weeks olds, 459-9540. age or deliver meals to homebound VOLUNTEERS: Teen and adult ble Canton senior citizens at the Can- has volunteers available to speak to ' the city between 4 p.m. and midnight sold so far Last year at this time, THE WOODWARD Square mall bration of the arts" for New Year's.
through kindergarten, 455-5490. • PLUS Preschool. Central Mid- seniors living in the Plymouth/Can- volunteers are needed at the Arbor ton Recreation Center. 397-1000. church groups and civic organiza '• New Year s Eve about 100 buttons had been sold. building will not be used as a site, as Various singers, comedians, musical
• Pathways to Learning Chil- dle School, free program for 4-year- ton community, 453-2525. Health Building. Plymouth, and Ext. 278. tions. 522-4244. New this year will be a special Buttons are on sale at Crowley's. originally planned. The building's acts, puppet shows, theater presen-
dren's Center. 42290 Five Mile, 420- olds, 451-4656. McAuley Health Building. Canton. arts presentation in store windows Fidelity Bank branches. Michigan new owners recently hired a new de- tations and other performers will
3553. • St Michael Christian School, INTERPRETERS: Volunteers 572-4159. TRIPS: For senior citizen or adult on Maple between Woodward and National Bank branches. Deli velopment firm, which backed out of take the stage at more than a dozen
• Canton Parks and Recreation Canton, 459-9720. who are fluent in a foreign language COMPUTERS: Four Apple lie's trip information, call Plymouth ' Bates Unique, Morel's, The Community the event. locations throughout Birmingham.
Preschool program, the Canton • St Peter Lutheran Day School, are needed to assist in interpreting WALKING: Group walks are at 10 and one IBM are available for public Parks and Recreation. 455-6620, or
"Crickets," 397-5110. kindergarten through eighth grade, for ill. disabled or elderly people. a.m. Monday-Friday "and 6:30 p.m use, Dunning-Hough Library. 223 S. Canton Township Parks and Reere . Faxon only vote vs. nude dancing ban
• Creative Playhouse, Canton, 1309 Penniman, 453-0460. Call Helen or Colleen at 981-8820. Thursday at St. John Neumann Main. Plymouth. 453-0750. ation, 397-5444.
981-2382. • Plymouth Christian Preschool. Church parking lot 44800 Warren,
• Christ the Good Shepherd Lu- 43065 Joy. 459-3505. EMPLOYMENT REFERRALS: Road in Canton. 455-9042.
theran Church Co-op Preschool, • Plymouth Children's Co-op Growth Works, in Plymouth, will
(492 a6 9m0. C tohe 3r rpy.m H.i)l.l , Canton, 981-0286 Nuar sPerreys, cChaonotlon K, r9e8a1t-i5v6e2s1,. Plymouth clooonkniencgt fjoorb h seeipe.k e4r5s5^ a4n5d83 ,e mployers . MoSrCniHnOgO SLch VoOolL iUnN PTlyEmERouSt:h TNoewwn - ingS aesn Jthaeck M Ficahxiognan w Seennta dteow anp psrwoivnegd- dliasnhcmeersn.t sB furto msom feea tculuribnsg, sbuocthto amsl tehses alrFeAadXyO hNa vAeR tGheU EpDow tehra tto lo rcealg uulnaittes It's" Ivf eyroyu s idmonp'lte .l"i ke it, don't go to it.
• Young Moments Preschool YMCA, 453-2904. ship is seeking "paid" volunteers for three bills allowing communities to Deja Vu chain, are able lo get business locations and that the prohi- Sen. James Berryman, D-Adrian,
(non-daycare). First United Method- • Infant and Preschool Special SPEAKERS AVAILABLE: Speak- teacher aide substitutes and teacher ban nude dancing. around that by not serving alcoholic bitions would simply force entertain- said that choice should be given to
ist Church of Plymouth. 453-3020. Education program, Tanger Ele- Citing "such major award-winning beverages. ment seekers across the border to communities as well. "If the com-
• New Morning School, Plym- mentary School, 451-6560. productions as 'Equus.' 'Hair,' 'O "The only real rationale for this Windsor munities don't like it, give them the FINANCING
KITCHEN & BATH Calcutta' and such major dance legislation is these bottomless enter- Replying to Pollack, be said nude right to prohibit bottomless danc-
companies as Paloupolus," Faxon. tainment centers are beacons for ur- dancing "does not promote more ing." said Berryman. a former may- AVAILABLE NOW!
Blood drive scheduled REMODELING SPECIALISTS D-Farmington Hills said they would ban blight." said Sen. David Honig- sexually aggressive crimes. Indeed or. Through Dec. 31.1991
be "seriously compromised" by the man. R-West Bloomfield. "I only it probably does quite the opposite, The bills allow local units to ban
CUSTOM DESIGN & INSTALLATION bills, which would "put Michigan grudgingly and reluctantly support and it does not in fact degrade any- "public nudity," defined as "display-
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am. to 4 pjn. Monday, Dec. 23. blood's components can'be used. For The Start of an Outstanding ARRANGEMENTS A Custom Made protect the innocence of their adult Sen Lana Pollack. D-Ann Arbor, more, it's much worse There are ing "
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blocks west of Farmington Road in the blood is collected. or freedom of self-expression inherent she fully supported the bill holding a pair of binoculars ed to this story. 23262 Telegraph • Southfield, Mich.
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