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Volume 15 Number 31 Thursday, November 2, 1989
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Ballot issues'
effect minimal
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By M.B. Dillon voted 4-0-3 to recommend approval
of neither A nor B
staff writer
Residents may vote on both pro-
Voters will decide on two school posals. Should both be approved, the
finance proposals on Tuesday in one with the most yes votes will be
Canton where they are the only is- enacted.
sues on the ballot. Plymouth-Canton school officials
Proposal A would increase the say neither proposal would do much
sales tax a half-cent to 4Vi cents. for the district.
The new revenue would generate Proposal A "would have very little
an estimated $400 million for Michi- effect on the revenues of the Plym-
gan schools the first year. About outh-Canton Community Schools be-
$285 million would be added to the cause the district is out of formula,"
general school aid formula, going said Ray Hoedel, associate superin-
mainly to low-income districts. tendent for business. "However, it
About $115 million would be spent could strengthen the district's cate-
on specific programs. gorical aid revenues in that the state
Ptioto* by BILL BRESLER/staff photgraptw will recapture' less of our categori-
. Proposal B would increase the
cal aid entitlement."
sales tax to 6 cents and reduce prop-
High-tech Workers at American Yazaki Corp. in Can- plete with spiked hair and an earring. Above, enretnyt tsacxheoso.l I to paelsroat iwnogul tdax se tra pteer mnoat- shiPftr ospchoosoall Bfu,n dwihngic hfr owmo utlhde ppraorptleyr -
ton got into the Halloween spirit week, right. Bill Gronowicz adds the finishing subject to voter renewal and dedi- ty Ux to sales Lax. would provide for
carving Halloween pumpkins at home and touches to a cannibalistic pumpkin that fea- cate money for local schools. House a state-levied property tax.
pumpkins bringing them in for display at the firm, tured a strobe light inside and carbon diox- Taxation Committee estimates B Plymouth-Canton's current opera-
which makes parts for the auto industry. ide smoke. The pumpkin was a joint effort would generate $325 million for edu- ting rate of 36.94 mills would be re-
Above, left, Yazaki employee Mary Jane on the part of the Yazaki research and de- cation the first year. duced to about 22 mills for all resi-
Travis examines a "punk" pumpkin, com- velopment staff. Taking care to avoid using the dential properties, representing an
word "oppose," the Plymouth-Can-
ton Board of Education last week Please turn to Page 4
Schools to show R-rated films despite protests
1 said the scene is "an Integral part of the story, artfully Member's class visit
staff writer done.
"This scene is done in order that the viewer might
Plymouth-Canton school officials have no plans to re- understand the unworthiness of Uther to be king and
move R-rated films from the classroom despite objec- perhaps to hint at a flaw in the offspring of that union, concerns school board
tions from a citizens' organization. Arthur."
About 75 picketers, predominantly members of a Students must have permission slips signed by their
Christian group called Citizens for Better Education, parents to see the film. For students whose parents ob-
protested the showing of the film 'Excalihpr" outside ject to the film, other material is available for study,
Plymouth-Canton High School on Monday afternoon. Egli said. By M.B. Dillon members of Citizens for Better Ed- board members who questioned
Shown to British literature classes, "Excalibur" in- CBE formally objected to "Excalibur" in 1986. A re- staff writer ucation, picketed at the high school her reasons for doing so.
view committee comprised of two residents, a librarian, Monday while the film was being The district doesn't have a policy
cludes a rape scene and violence, said Diane Daskalakis
of CBE. a teacher and an administrator upheld the use'of the Plymouth-Canton school board shown. on school visitation by board mem-
film. The finding was appealed to Superintendent John- member Barbara Graham sat in on Graham told board members at bers acting as private citizens Su-
Weather permitting, CBE plans to picket each time Hoben who agreed with the committee. CBE then ap- a British literature class that a workshop Monday night that she perintendent John Hoben said he'd
one of 14 R-rated films is shown in Plymouth-Canton proached the board, which unanimously approved the viewed the R-rated movie "Excali- went to the class to better under- research the issue and seek a legal
schools this semester, Daskalakis said. film. bur" Monday, prompting concerns stand the controversy. opinion.
"Excalibur has been shown twice this year," said
among fellow board members, "You can't just do this role be- Schneider welcomed Graham s
Daskalakis. "It is violence against women. You have a THE FILMS CBE plans to protest include "The Ter- teacher Susan Schneider and stu- hind this desk. Out there there are change of heart.
small child, aged 7 or 8, watching her mother being minator," "Firestarter," "Aliens II." "Ordinary Peo- dents a lot of things to involved in. You "Her presence was disruptive,
raped. There's frontal nudity and intercourse. ple," "Apocalypse Now." "Bless the Beasts and the Chil- Graham, who received permis- cdn't vote and not know what because when she came in and we
"1 don't understand how our children can respect us dren," "The Life of Brian," "Shame," "The Thing," sion to visit the class from Plym- you're voting on. If I am going to didn't know what the purpose of
when we show them this type of stuff." "Slaughterhouse Five." "Aliens," "One Flew Over the outh-Canton High School Principal be objective, I must observe the her visit was. She became the
The controversial scene in "Excalibur," a film based Cuckoo's Nest," and "Macbeth." Tom Tattan. is associated with a process and understand." focus. Kids were asking, 'What is
on the legend of King Arthur, depicts King Uther mak-' The movies are shown in Advanced Science Fiction. citizens' group that objects to R- Graham planned to sit in on the she doing here? Is she watching
ing love against a curtain of flames to Igrayne, a wom- Approaching the Arts and English classes rated films being shown in school. class every day this week. She
an who is not his wife. About 70 people, many of them backed off under pressure from Please turn to Page 2
Richard Egli, district community relations director. Please turn to Page 2
Accident
what's inside Woman helping
Building scene . . . . 1F .4+
Business. . . . . .. 1C prompts
Calendar . . . 12A the mentally ill
Classifieds. . . . - C.E.F
Auto C
Employment . . . C,F survey
Index 10F By Diane Oaie earmarked for an agency, expected
Real estate E.F staff writer to open in Canton soon, that will deal
Creative Irving . . . . 1E with mental Impairments.
Crime watch . . . . . . 4A .Susan Wooley wants to take the Wooley said testimony during the By Diane Gale
Crossword. . . . . . .7E sUgrBh from mental illness. seminar from people who overcame staff writer
Entertainment . 5C And now that a string of family mental health problems by using so-
Obituaries 10A health problems arc mostly behind cial service programs were inspira- A move to study traffic conditions
Opinion . . 18A her, the mother of four children, tional. near Plymouth-Canton high schools
ages 6 to 22. is channeling her ener- She knew a lot about those ser- on Canton Center and Joy roads was
Sports 1D
gies toward disseminating her newly vices through her involvement with revived shortly after s student was
Suburban life . . . . 1B found knowledge about mental 111- the State Alliance for the Mentally struck by a car near the schools last
NEWSLINE . . .450-2700 111 of Michigan, an organization she month.
SPORTSLINE . .591-2312 "Mental illness deserves the same became Involved with to support The traffic survey will target the
mr*NTS ADS . .591-0900 attention as other illnesses," said mentally ill family members. The al- 45 mph speed limit on Canton Center
DELIVERY. . . .591-0500 Wooley, 47. Td like to encourage liance links local groups with men- from Joy to Sheldon Center roads,
other people that there is hope." tally 111 people as well as with their according to Pat Nemecek, Canton
families and friends. public safety information officer
Wooley was chosen to receive the
n— .«i Kt the Canton Recent road changes that have af-
r
Community Foundation, a group de- fected traffic flows have been made,
signed to address community prob- WOOLEY DECLINED to say to Dale Goby.
lems and boost civic pride. which family members were men- time uiiam.
tally Ill-
WOOLEY, a Canton Commons Social attitudes about mental Ill- ; construction of the
low-income bousing complex resi- ness have changed, but, sbe added: sector road south of Joy
dent. was given $1M last month to "We still have a long way to go." Road to alleviate traffic flaoa oa
cover the coats of s seminar or men- Other family health problems Canton Canter and away from
tal health in Lansing and lodging for hare prevented ber from getting in- traffic.
one night volved In community service work In a The widening of Canton
Wooley wanted to tears about Mr- the past, bet Wooley plans to make to make It eeatar ft
vices for mentally ill people so she op for lost time.
"wouldn't be S rubber stamp'1 la bar Her family bad to move 17 times tMtet
role as aMar to CaaHft CBain- IB 21 yearn to find a proper clime te o The of a
nlty Development Black Great pro- and adequate medical attention for te I
SPeCtAl SECTION gram. whid ber son W111, wbo suffered from traffic for
IN TODAY'S ISSUE funds to local Susan Wooley, an advooete fighting mental Eta
eentty won s grant through the Canton Community
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Study will focus on
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Continued from Pagal cording to Julie Sproul, community
relations director at St. Mary Hospi-
The study would log traffic flows,
tal.
nationwide the speeds motorists travel and the
number of pedestrians in the area, Canton police said Patten was at
according to Dick Egli, school com- fault in the accident. Nemecek said
munity relations director. The study "The investigation showed she ran s
would also look st options that could in front of the car," Nemecek said
be used to improve Canton Center, "You can teach safety all the time,
are no plans to reconsider such as installing traffic lights. but something like that you can't /% - f .z :
in d—II said. avoid."
However, getting students to fol-
CANT HAVE censorship
low pedestrian and vehicle rules is Tbe safety committee is made up
Egli said. "And it's
difficult. Goby said. of police officials, parents and High p"
to picket something
"I suggest the right issue bere is school administrators and makes
putting sidewalks in the area,'' Goby reccmmendaUons to school officials
said. "And it's there 24 hours a day and the school board.
If you have a majority on the
for kids to use."
notes
MORE THAN 780 high school stu- (Canton
dents aren't eligible for bus trans-
portation. About 4,100 students at- ©bseruer * J C ' * <v ' . >
tend the two high schools. , * »
If 50 parents demanded Canton f
(USPS 663-0701
Township officials install sidewalks, m *
•hrhere a young
herself in « place she's Goby said, "in time sidewalks would Published every Monday and Thurs-
be there."' day by Observer & Eccentric News / < *
has nothing
A traffic light at Canton Center in Schoolcraft. Livonia,
s bare-
front of the school has been consid- Ml 46150. Third-class postage paid
Tbe scene is ered for three years. Goby said. at Livonia. Ml 46151. Address all
absolutely pathetic, "It may offer protection for stu- mail (subscription, change of ad- pfxxoe by BILL BR£SLR€ /»ta« photographer
dreaar Form 3S6») to P.O. Bo* 2426.
dents as pedestrians, but it may not Judges look over the Plymouth-Canton band.
1 fad bo sorry for our communi- L*ooia. Ml 48151 Telephone 591-
help traffic," Goby said. "The simple
ty, Oat this is the way we introduce 0500
solution is if you have a problem you
midtty to oar children," Daskalakis HOME DELIVERY SERVICE
said. If this is the way we introduce put up a traffic light, and studies Newsstand per copy. 50c Plymouth-Canton band
nudity, if a a real shame to our edu- show sometimes this produces addi- Carrier monthly. $3.00
cational system. tional problems. In many instances Matl yearty, $55.00
it increases accidents instead of All advertising pubitshed in the Can-
"I can't understand why we get decreasing them." ton Observer is subject to the condi- steps to grand trophy
such resistance, or why they want to
A school safety committee re- tions stated In the applicable rate
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Canton Observer. 469 S Main
ior grade student, was struck by a
this year basically is Plymouth, Ml 48170. [phone]
what Is going on in the Two cars burst into fiamea about 4:15 p.m. police car was part of traffic backed up on car Friday, Oct. 20 The Canton Observer reserves the
not only in Plymouth- Friday, Oct. 27, on the I-275 expressway at the expreasway cauaed by atate highway right not to accept an advertiser's
but outside the community," Ford Road in Canton after a car driven by a construction. The Wyandotte man was un- PATTEN WAS HIT around 2:30 order Observer & Eccentric ad- THERE WAS plenty of high of It is the fifth time in six
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family thing." police officera reported. The unmarked atate cars went up in flames, police said. She was treated for possible head bands from around the state com- pete at the Marching Band of
injuries and was released Oct. 23, ac- peted in the preliminaries of the America Regional Competition in
State Championship Competition Cincinnati this weekend and at the
Teacher questions classroom visit for bands. Grand National in Indianapolis on
The Plymouth-Canton band was Saturday. Nov. 18 Also, the band
Matt Walters gets his mello- awarded the grand champion tro- will perform Sunday. Nov 12. at
Continued from Paoe 1 terest or are they acting as citizens "We elected those people to moni- phone in tune. phy at the competition with a score the Lions football game
— and what are they looking for? tor the schools on our behalf. The
yoa? Is Ae watching us? Who is "No where else do you ever bear schools have to be open. It's a public
she?' All those things really diverted of anyone coming and and watching system.
attention from the task at you and not telling you what it is "I hope everyone can remember Plymouth-Canton band mem-
they're looking for. Originally I was that we gave them more money."
bers celebrate their victory.
•aid she'd "feel a whole given to understand the visit would she said. "They want more money
lot better*' about visitations If she be one day. At tbe end of one hour, it and more classroom secrecy "
knew the reasons for them. If they're turned into five days total. My own Schneider said "Excalibur" is an
Just looking to see what It is we do. administrators don't spend five con- effective adjunct to the unit she
we need to know that secutive days in my classroom teaches on Arthurian legend and Legislators table bill
"She didn't speak to me. The pur- CBE spokesman Diane Daskalakis chivalry and their effect on medi-
I was given was to monitor tbe said if the board gives Graham "or eval society.
of Excalibur What is that? any other board member a hard time The film "points out some of the Celebrate with 20° o 25% off this Fall s Hoftest New Fashions'
Visitations need to be clear, what going into those classrooms, then we problems that occurred with chival-
their function is, and is It board in- will go In as citizens and taxpayers. ry." said Schneider YOUNG MEN'S MEN'S LEVI'S JUNIORS'
on PTA tax exemption
KNIT SHIRTS DOCKERS SPORTSWEAR
The Headmaster, Faculty and Students of 9.99-19.99 10.99-17.99
DETROIT COUNTRY DAY SCHOOL
All Fashion Henleys. Vests—Entire Stock. By Mario Cheetney PTA's volunteer members. COMPLICATING THE issue is
staff writer However. State Rep. James Kos- Senate Bill 581. which passed the
After Anniv. $14-527 Save 25% After Anniv. $15-$25 25% off teva. D-Canton, vice-chairman of the Senate last week and now also is in
on every basic & fashion style in new tapestries, colorful styles & In a Michigan House Taxation House Taxation Committee, said the House Taxation Committee.
bright Fall colors. patterns. Committee hearing'last week. Treas- committee members had reserva- SB 581 exempts all non-profit or-
ury Department officials estimated tions about giving the ux exemption ganizations in Michigan, including
14.99-25.99 12.99-15.99 Michigan could lose up to $100 mil- just to PTAs and schools and not to schools and PTAs. from th^T per-
lion if non-profit groups, including other non-profit groups. cent sales tax.
Every Heet Knit Top. Every Ricki PTAs. get a special exemption from "Why should school PTAs be any
Kosteva said the possibility of this
the state's 4 percent sales tax. better than any other non-profit or-
After Anniv. $20-$35 25% off Woven Top. bill passing the House is slim.
The magnitude of the estimated fi- ganization?" Kosteva asked "Is
our entire stock—a wide variety After Anniv $18-522 Save 25% nancial loss to the state, plus tbe their cause any better than selling Katz compared the success of SB
of great styles' on our entire stock! question of whether it's fair to ex- candy bars for retarded citizens'' 5b8e1in agn odn t ah ero sltlreurg-cgoleasst eorf rHidBe. 5130 to
empt certain non-profit groups from
15.99-16.99 paying the tax while other non-profit "THERE ARE organizations de- "On Wednesday we hear about the
groups must pay it, was enough to voted to all major causes, Easter House and get depressed. On Thurs-
22.99 All Angelique Wovens. keep legislation seeking the exemp- Seals, Little League, veterans. We day we hear about SB 581 and get
tion in committee for further study. have to figure out if a line can be elated It's an emotional roller coast-
After Anniv $22-$33. 25% off Wednesday's tabling of House Bill dntfwn between school organizations er."
All Ttoill Levis every vivid plaid & more 5130. which would exempt schools and other non-profit organizations."
Dockers. and community colleges from the On the other hand, Kosteva said, PTAS STARTED paying and levy-
state sale tax, is a blow to the 600 committee members also had reser- ing the sales ux in mid-1989 after
Elsewhere $33 Today's hottest PTA chapters around the state who vations about giving an across-the- Treasury Department officials told
pleated casuals in a wide array of are pushing for the exemption. board tax exemption to all non-prof- them they had to at the group s state
\ warm FaH colors "Wc have concerns that this won t it groups if it means an estimated convention in May
happen, and I was depressed $100 million loss to the state. The Michigan PTA since has be-
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Photo court esy at DODS junior Jcuica Thoous and parent Mjrjo Campbell SPORTSWEAR dMeincth Migaarnc P TKAat'sz. l ewghiosla sUervvee sco omnm thite- Ttirmeaasteu rhyo wDe mpuarcthm menotn eoyff siccihaolosl sto a ensd- for the Ux exemption. y Calligraphy made easy...using our
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18.99-29.99 tax. groups to pay the sUte sales tax has the most inhibited hand tQ write
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means less money going into local considered again until tbe taxation 1930s but apparently Treasury offi- freely. Just in time to begin
Lx>wer, Junior, Middle & Upper School All Street Scenes All One Step Up & schools and more paperwork for the committee has this figure cials overlooked it until recently. writing holiday cards, elegantly
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lift through a dynamic program of academics, athletics, arts and activities All Men's Levi's All Junior Collections. taff writer Tbe 175-sere complex at Five ruih to make a sale.
Dockers. All Itio Woven Tops. After Anniv $26-$41 Coordi- The Archdiocese of Detroit appar- Mile and Sheldon roads includes the Likewise, township officials say
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Elsewhere S33-S40 &ur entire After Anniv $24. 25%fco ofnl ootuwr nated fashions—25% of! our ently isn't
na riant arty to
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(Gratis «-12) more! t closed tbe seminary 1* months zoned for residential use with mini- Anulewicx.
MAIN CAMPUS
22305 West Thirteen MBe Road 7*. "Sot when the building and land mum lot slsss of one acre. Township planners "have
' Birmingham, Michigan 48010 are told and put bsck on the Ux ' it's still on the market It still with the archdiocese and have ex-
- 646-7717 Sagebrush rolls. Plymouth Townafctp could gain hasn't boon sold," said Jay Barman, plained to them oer desires." on bow
a tot of money, as taxes aren't paid archdiocese i the property covld be developed, An-
on moat of tbe charch-owned land -We hope Township officials
LOWER SCHOOL JUNIOR SCHOOL -Tlwre are those in d prefer to see the
(Pr* K - Cfwdt 2) (Grades 3-S)
*fco look forward to that
MAPLE ROAD CAMPUS TILLAGE CAMPUS said Jamas Anulewicx, fadBtka.
3009 Wast Maple Road 3600 Brsdwsy Boulevard (the
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Canton—Next to Moijor on Ford Rood at Canton Cantor adding towMhip officials grounds stay are!] kept* don (a convention centerV"he -
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Proposals do little for out-of-iformula schdol district
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Blancbard and tbe business-labor es- favor B The other half oppose both D-Canton As a rule — and regardless of offi- either would erode local control ovef
Tell us about Burglar takes $400 tablishment that served on the Hard- — a group that includes John En- cial board positions — districts that schools
en Commission. Their committee gl er. the probab)e 1990 gubernatori-
. receive direct state aid are pulling
has been able to raise advertising al nominee. for Proposal B. These in-formula FOR THOSE who wish to vote
money for a |3 million campaign. As Tuesday's vote approaches, two districts include Redford Union, their pocketbook. the choice at firSl
from mobile home Half is coming from the Michigan matters become clear: Wayne-Westland and Garden City. appears obvious. Proposal B cuts lo-
I ll K W* Education Association. e It's easy tof decide how to vote "We've encouraged voters to ex- cal property taxes; Proposal A
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following qucstiuus. You'll be well » n k * bouse through a bedroom window ley RoaJ between Palmer add Mich-
on your way to providing us with tbe and stole $400 in cash, police said. igan roads. Schoolcraft joins
necessary information.
Tbe man told police he arrived home Another Glen Arbor resident told
at 4 a.m. Sunday and went to bed, police that a $1,000 cellular pbooe
• What is the event ? adding that be had attended a park was stolen from a 1988 Ford pick-up
•• WWhhoo's a rsep tobnes oprairntgic iitp? ants? andT bwea nse ixntto mxiocrantiendg. be noticed the tdreunccke .p arked in front of another resi- campaign to get J 0 C K EY F OR HER" H O S I E RY SALE
• When is it taking place? bedroom window was opened and
, • Where is it occurring? money was taken from a shoe box. DRUG POSSESSION: A juvenile
J • At what time is the event Nothing else in the room looked out outside tbe Plymouth-Can too High
scheduled? Canton band wins contest of the ordinary. . School at Joy and Canton Crater more state aid
. • Why is this event taking place"' roads was talking to a girl when be
I • Where can people buy tickets? was seen passing a clear plastic hag
; e How much is admission? The Canton band Hot Walker won first place and the winner plays the opening set at the PARTY FIGHT: A Plymouth man containing some type of cigarette.
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t band members are: Mark Cornell, Paul such country legends as Alabama, Merle weekend. he was taken to jail. Tbe youngster's year. By then, community college
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information. community college student.
find the person who broke a car win- But community college leaders
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up and tried to escort him to his lice that more than $600 worth of his they're not getting enough money Sen Harry Gast, R-St. Joseph, and
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my son." was so debiliUted by arthritis that People" to share information about other benefits. HOME BREAK-IN: A Glen Arbor to Canton police. For police and fund is inadequate.
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never been fully funded " public school districts, not communi- Sheers with Lycra? Hosiery that 4*4
awed Men, if you're about to turn 18. it's Schoolcraft would receive an addi- ty colleges. looks good and feel$ good. Jockey for
time to register with Selective Service tional $400,000 — and all communi- "We took no position on either,"' Her® hosiery is made with Lycra* for
at any U.S. Post Office. ty colleges a combined $18 million McDowell said. We know Proposal a silky smooth fit. And it* unique
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• A Canton attorney was among rived in Washington D.C. at about combine business operations and Attorneys on both sides of the is- state, though McDowell said that fig- college operating tax in the Livonia. Medium-Tall. Now save on our entire
tight area residents who got their 4:30 a.m. Monday. weekend editions yet maintain sepa- sue spoke to issues concerning the ure should be $230 million. Plymouth-Canton, Garden City, selection including conventional and --it*.
Ofirns Mt looonkda yat, itth wea Usn.S't. aSlulp trheamt ebi gC oouf rat fouTrb sec hheeadruilnegd foonr tMheon JdOayA's, soensesi oonf , sraUteff ws. eekday editions and editorial JinOtAer, rwupitthin sgo wmieth ju qsutiecsetiso oncs.c asionally END-OF-SEASON fis"cTalh aagt'es nwtsh astai dH oitu sseho ualndd b eS ebnaasteed Csclhaoreonl cdeisvtirliicet sa,n das Nwoerllt,h vasi lilne a p sumblaicll ckonin-ctr ~ol -t'ohps. sSttyolceks, u tphi gnhow h iagnhds gaenld the
d: e"aIl. wasn't particularly overcome ope"Tnehde ajtu s1ti pce.ms. bshegarinp. right at 1," av"aIil'mab ailgiatyin osft th ae prersintrtaedin tne iwns tmhee - A ruling on the matter could be CLEARANCE on the formula," he said. portion c' ' • >vi S 'iooIs. !-«v<>e,\*" ' sicjlees 2 8o0f ttohe 4 s.#e0as (oIn. lo R eIgI > 50
With awe," said Bruce Patterson, Patterson said. "When you argue be- dia, if one of the papers would disap- announced before next summer. Walkathon benefits pairs', sale 2.45 t<» 4 20 (12 or
who has a law practice in Plymouth. fore the Supreme Court, there's a more). Sale ends November 27
"It's a large courtroom, but not the time-keeping device you sUrt, you Women's Hosiery..
largest rve ever been in. better have your thoughts in order," FINE
Tve been practicing law for 17 Patterson said. where quality counts meals-on-wheels
years, Tve argued before tbe Court "It was crowded, there were a
Of Appeals before," said Patterson. couple of people sketching to the KKIITTCCHHEE N & BATH CABINETS
sidelines. I paid very close atten-
He wax a late addition to the
group of area residents interested in tion," he continued. AT AN ASTONISHING "Miles for Meals," a walkathon diately afterward. A toddler trot and
tbe court's bearing on the Joint oper- While most of the group attending for local meals-on-wheels programs, kiddie walk for older children will be
ating agreement proposed by owners tbe hearing said they opposed the 60% OFF will be held Nov. 11 at the Universi--- at 11 a.m.
of the Detroit Free Press and De- JOA, Patterson said be wasn't neces- ty of Michigan-Dearborn fieldhouse. Wayne County Executive Edward
The county walkathon Is one of McNamara will betamong the walk-
^ many events being held nationwide
0 on behalf of food programs for sen-
•Expert Design Assistance iors. Door prizes, refreshments and T-
•Large Fully Equipped Showroom Volunteers are encouraged to seek shirts will be available.
"Fall into a healthy season' donations for each kilometer of the Wayne County's Office of Nutri-
•Similar Savings on Special Orders five kilometer walk. Contributions tion Services estimates more than 1
vJ^'Attend a free health lecture sponsored by the can be designated for use in a specif- million home-delivered meals were
ic community. served last year, with demand in-
Horizon Surgery Center. Opening ceremonies will be at 9 creasing each year.
'4 Wednesday, November 8th at 6:30 p.m. ajn , with the walk to follow imme- To volunteer, call 453-2808.
Coventry Commons
(A -0550
Sports Injuries Joy - Main by A&P
f. Today everyone seems more sp6rts minded. Increased Madonna professor named
s participation in skiing, jogging, running etc. brings many
Jy positive effects, such as relieving stress and increasing self
to national advisory group
esteem, but we should also be aware o|the different types of
HOLIDAY
possible injuries and safeguard against them. Speaker: 8. J.
Paige II, D.O., F.A.O.A.O., Orthopedic Surgeon.
- O P EN HOUSE Madonna College assistant profes- the only one in the United States
sor Marilee Smith has been choeen to with a well-developed system of
Horizon Surgery Center serve on the oatiooal advisory com- nursing theory festing.\linical com-
AN MfUA'f Of IOGCN r«AJNSWW"> / Monday, Nov. 6th thru Wednesday, Nov, 15th mittee for a $4 million project to ex- petency challenges and ^
pand licensed practical nursing and teal experience requirements to as-
19900 Haggerty Road • Livonia 462-1888 bachelor of science nursing pro- sist licensed practical nurses Be-
• Antiques • Gourmet SHOWROOM grams. cause of that, many licensed
HOURS: The project Is sponsored by the practical nursing students can com-
• Custom Order Gift Baskets
Mon-Frt S-5 Tea fie Foundation, an associate of plete their education in 2* years as - J C K E V S , *,
Wreaths & Trees • Victorian TShaut r1s0 S-2-8 the Exxon Oil Co. part-time students *
Ornaments Smith, a Lathrop Village resident. The Teagle Foundation program is
Is project director of Madonna s li-
» Barbara Bourgeau-Richards Limited Edition Prints censed practical nursing and four designed to help reduce tbe nation's
nursing shortage by providing oppor-
6 year nursing degree programs.
M730 ANTHONY DRIVE tunities for licensed practical nurses .
A study prepared for the founda- i
to become registered norsee.
tion indicated Madonna's program Is
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i Farmington Road considerably slower," said Mariow MARINE PVT. The proposed constitutional curriculum and improvement plans. sources, including lottery profits and ing two-thirds vote. An analysis of state population from 7,711 to 9,000, and Grand
andLeraa. He said the fog was not nearly as NAVY MIDSHIPMAN KENNETH R. KOBMANN, amendment would: Should this proposal be adopted? some cigarette/liquor taxes, c) In- 4) Activate increased statutory trends by the Senate Fiscal Agen- Traverse County went up 15 8 per-
The family members were part of thick up on the surface roads and ARNOLD E. GALIT, son of son of Kenneth J Kobmann of I) Constitutionally dedicate to creased share of existing sales/use penalty to deny all non-guaranteed cy found that Wayne County lost cent, from 54,899 to 88,800.
a group of seven Detroiters who appeared to have settled down in a Aristeo N. and Cora Galit of 7168 Plymouth has completed recruit schools: a) half-cent increase in PROPOSAL B Ux (51 percent to 75 percent) to sub- state funds to schools not adopting about 215.000 residents since the Kalkaska County went up 15
were oa their way in ao AMC sUtioo low spot of the freewsy. Memorial Drive, Canton, recently training at Marine Corps Recruit sales/use tax. b) Current statutory stantially replace annual school ap- core curriculum and improvement 1980 census. percent from 10,952 to 12,600.
wagon from tbe Seventh Day Adven- Knorp said four people bad to be completed the U.S. Army Airborne Depot, San Dtego. revenue sources, including lottery A proposal to increase the sales/ propriation plans: — The drop came even though the Other counties oteote:
tist City Temple la Detroit to a pried from "several cars," using the Course at the Army Infantry profits and some cigarette/liquor use tax from 4 cents to 6 cents per 2) Reduce property taxes in most Should this proposal be adopted? sUte's population dipped only Kent County's population went
church function In Lansing, said po- Jaws of Life apparatus. "It was the Training School, Fort Benning. Ga. slightly, from 9,262,044 in 1960 to up 9 percent, from 444,508 to
lice. TVey said the car ran Into the worst accident I've seen in tbe 6 to 9,239.800 last year. 484.600
rear of a dump truck. years I've been here. AIRMAN MICHAEL R. The analysis noted that about 42 Genesee dropped 4.4 percent
AUSTIN has arrived for duty in
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There have been nine fatalities in Tbe Plymouth District Library reserves the right to accept or reject any or all
THE ACCIDENT began about 9:15 eight traffic accidents in Livonia this bids, in whole or in part, and to waive any irregulanUes
year, said Mariow, including four Bids may be mailed or delivered to:
According to Mariow, two factors since Oct 9. Barbara Kraft, Library Secretary
in the accident were a burning car The freeway was closed until Plymouth District Library ANNOUNCING THE
on the shoulder of the freeway that about 4 p.m., creating a huge tie-up QITY WARREN/Staff pOotogr«pf»r 223 S. Main
distracted other drivers and the before noon, with many of people on Plymouth, Michigan 48170
wini tdheely c dhiasinpa rreaatceti sopne.e ' ds of the cars tghaeni-rI wndaiya ntoa ftohoet bUanllive grasimtye o ifn M Aicnhni- JSeaftfurridesay F mreoerwnaiyn gis's b epliileevuped o tfo t bweo o tnreu cokfs th aen dwo 1r1st c inar sL iovnon tihae' s SiFneo aarl eosedpa eblneididn: g eR:n ETv-ehRluoOrpsOed aFpyl La. iINnBloRyv AemmRaYbrke er d3 0.1989 91 D AY C . D.
He said with that many partici- Arbor. recent history. Police, firefighters and EMS all converged on
pants' stories to go through and be- As for the car that was burning what became a very buay scene. Publtih November 3. 1OTJ
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House eyes repeal of 1840s abortion law
12A»WTRO-10A.SA*) O&E Thursday. Novwmbf 2, 1989
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By Tim Richard THE PANEL didn't vote, howev- to place state regulations on abor- yesterday No one from the other League of Women Voters. National legal abortions." she
staff writer -— er. on a companion "freedom of tions following last summer's U.S. side was prepared to testify " Organization of Women of Ann Ar- said.
Honigman, an attorney, was both- bor. National Lawyers Guild and Na- DOREAN KOENKJ, a
choice " bill by Rep Maxine Ber- Supreme Court rulings
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ly Judiciary Committee. terminate or continue her pregnan- tional but still legally valid, experts abortion on a viable fetus in even the The personal abortion Story came "The courts say ifs public policy
Shop SUNDAY "Anti-abortion laws are vestiges cy Berman cited other states where told the committee. ninth month of pregnancy from Dr Law, who said she lived in but no longer constitutional. It would
of the Dark Ages. My procedure was develop men tally disabled women Thus, if the U.S. Supreme Court But in the hearing. Bullard said Honigman's West Bloomfield district become valid if Roe is overturned."
safe but Illegal," said Arlene S. Law. were forced into sterilization. should reverse the landmark 1973 another section of tbe penal code when "I became pregnant in tbe said Koenig. who leaches criminal
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Mr*. McMachen was employed for Rev. Larry Rorem officiated the tbe American Management Society. urday, Oct 28. at St Hedwig Ceme- tbe Women* Auxiliary of the Knight Plymouth; and a son, Christopher wait until 1999, the Leonids may put stellation Bootes (bo OH tees.) which view All kinds of stories were con- Infamous Comet Kohoutek was seen sive) Comet Okazaki-Levi-Rudenko An excellent aid for learning con-
1C years as a sake derit at Sears funeral service. He was a veteran of the U.S. Army. tery. A memorial Mass will be cele- of Columbus of Plymouth. Widman of Plymouth. on a very impressive show. is north of (above) Virgo, into Virgo cocted to explain the reason for their m l 97 J and named for the man wbo will become. We are not certain that stellations and keeping up to date
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PARKINSON SUPPORT gin the week of Dec. 4. Complete Wednesday. Dec. 13 - The city of ed. Call 455-6620 for more informa- is Jan 27. The price is either 81.349 trash cans. And your supermarket municipal solid waste program.
Health and Fitness GROUP rules and regulations are available Plymouth Parks and Recreation De- tion. or 81.469. based on accommodations food will probably come with a little "People will be separating out all
Thursday, Nov. • - Its regular at the recreation department. Call partment will offer » trip to the For furthe- information, call the less super-wrapping bottles, cans, newspapers, plastics,
monthly meeting (second Thursday Tom WUlette at 455-0620 for further Whiting Auditorium in Flint for the CARIBBEAN CRUISE recreation aepartment at 455-6620. Solid-waste specialists say such leaves and grass clippings instead of
fl _j, Nov. 4 - Adult*, cele- of each month) begins at 7 p.m. at Information. annual Christmas show. The price of Jan. 27, 19S0 - The city of Plym- changes are Inevitable because of an throwing them in one can."
110:15 a.m. to i p.m. It's all the Livonia Senior Citixen Center. upcoming crunch on the garbage
up In one day. including 15218 Farmington Road, at Five front Half the nation's 6,000 dumps THE TRANSITION will not occur
Self-esteem, time and Mile Meetings are open to people will be filled and closed In the '90s. overnight, the experts say. But "even
j management, wardrobe build- with Parkinson's disease, their fami- The ride Into the "recycling dec- with the recalcitrant ones.'1 said
skin wellness, smart eating, ly members and people interested In ade" may be bumpy. Buyers for re- Lowrance. "when it hits their pock-
; toning and personal goal set- learning about this chronic, incur- cycled newspaper, glass and plastic etbook, they are going to become re-
Tbe price b f 14. Call the YWCA able illness. For more Information are sometimes difficult to find cyclers."
Western Wayne County at 541- call 459-0216 or 421-4208. Breaking the generations-old habit As it is now, many communities go
for reservations and informa- • Hobbies Oh, HOVJ of tossing everything into one gar- to great lengths to dump their gar-
bage can may prove daunting. New bage
tA-DEeRcO. 2B1I C—S Tbe Plymouth CRSAatFurTdEayR,S N NovE.E 4D E—D The Ladles rferocyntc laipnpgr soypsrtieamtison sn. eed hefty up- dreNdos rotfhe masitl esstat teos Mtruidcwke tsrta sdhum hpuns.-
will offer a low intensity Auxiliary to VFW Post 0695 is seek- But the specialists see overwhelm- West Coast cities ship it by rail to
fitness class for all ages on ing crafters for its Arts and Craft ing motivations for change: rural landfills because their home-
Wednesdays and Fridays, Show 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. The post is at yS o The cost of simply throwing town dumps have closed. But much
at the Blasters of Dance 1426 Mill In Plymouth (second build- IT P A things away is rising, as communi- of the interstate garbage business is
*o. Price for 2 days is $22, ing on the north side of Ann Arbor ties ship their garbage farther and in jeopardy because landfills are
|32, non-members. Price Road and Mill (Lilley). Rental tables farther away and new environmen- closing and local residents oppose
Tdays is ISO, members; $40, are $15. Proceeds from table rent- tal regulations make dump mainte- opening new ones to the out-of-state
• Sign up for baby-sit- als, snack bar and bake sale will be nance more expensive. waste.
services during registration. used for cancer research and veter- o People are growing more con- In addition, new EPA landfill reg-
an For infuramUuu, call cerned about cleaning tip thft i planet
FRIDAY, NOVEMBEFTT ;A Media General-Associated Press accelerate the garbage crunch by
981-1231.
_ Aerobic Fitness is also "of- 'poll earlier this year found that 87 shutting down many antiquated
J by the YMCA at Allen School's Sports SAT., NOV. 4, MON., NOV. 6 percent of Americans would back a dumps, Lowrance said. She said the
Monday and Wednesdays, 6-7 requirement to separate their trash rules will require dump inspections
It is a low Intensity aerobic flt- MEN'S BASKETBALL for recycling. and multi-layered dump liners,
class for all ages. Wear loose Monday, Oct. 30 — Registration which prevent liquid from contami-
; clothes and bring a mat. Nov. begins for returning teams, spon- "ENVIRONMENTAL AWARE- nating groundwater. About 80 per-
. 22. Prices same. sored by the city of Plymouth Parks NESS is growing by leaps and cent of the nation's dumps do not
and Recreation Department. New bounds," said Sylvia Lowrance. di- have liners. Landfills are becoming increasingly costly. New EPA landfill and multilayered dump liners, which prevent liquid from con-
LANDoIv.E 8S- SDLeeIM. 1 $& T VbOeLLE PYlyBmAoLuLt h tRceagmiast craantio rne gwiisltle ren sdt awrhtienng 1 N6o tve.a ImSs. T Y N E R 'S rtieocnt oArg oefn tchye's E onfvfiircoen mofe nsotalild P wroatsetce-. ALTHOUGH ALL this makes re- regulations due out in December will require dump inspections taminating groundwater. y
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on Wtbeay rneec Cyoculinntgy braensiddweangtson c aant sheovp- Sfoartmuradtaiyo no. nly Call 421-2000 for in- SS8170 5W-o7o1d0w0a rd •MM srotte om. r sumjecr TO pmo* M1i0/1 0 N Hunter Quality Window Center'
PIANO SHOP eral locales In the area The center accepts newspapers, BSMNQHAH 0m SUNDAYS 1 W - S m 24023 ANN ARBOR TRAIL
'Sexual Communication • The Livonia Recycling Center, glass, aluminum, batteries and 362 S. TELEGRAPH
Reman ufacturing: for the 90s: on Glendale east of Farmington S W Corn*2 o*7 T4«t-eg4f»1pf4. •4 D *»t>Ofn Mis S6 of8 M1-S-96 • 2Po9ni0iac
Speaking Up About Road, south of the Jeffries express-
major shop Lying Down" way. is open from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Please turn to Page 14 (TEM1 "DRAGON KEEP' NQOOTO BOE T EAXSPTEEN NSEIVBE) HOURS M-F8 30-5. SAT 9-1
reconstruction Sunday - Nov. 12th fiC* Dragons
1:30-5:00 - Pr»ciou« Monwnto • Hudson Pmfm
Tickets $10.00 . Blown Oi—• • Cry** Art QtM • Uu* Bomm
- 0 9 15 VERY VERY . Ann Wood Caring. • Dm* WtMm Conae- • C
25301 Halsted • Hummto • Autographed Miarwtwl Prtc* Q«*J* •
nn Arbor N. of Grand River VERTICAL
beats ALL competition for
Farmington HMs • 478-7272 ftG.
Service * Selection * Price
30175 Ford Rd. • Garden City • 421-5754
Hour* Hon.-FrL 9m.m -5p.m;Sst 9ajn.-2p.rn.
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CHARTER TOWNSHIP OF CANTON
PATIO VERTICAL DUETTE
PUBLIC NOTICE
p. V..";' 85x84: Scotchguarded fabric HPloenaetye dC Sohmabdeeds By An Authorized
Notice is hereby given that the Canton Township Clerk's Office will conduct a in groover, with valance Sears I nstailer
2!££strfttiaAutomatic tabulating equipment to be used for the special MEASURED CAO/ ACC
Jtoctioe November 7.1989. Tbe test will take place c» Mocday Noveral*r 6. MEASURED ( 4 7c & INSTALLED OU /0 UrP
& INSTALLED I lO LIST PRICE MAGNETIC INTERIOR
f J989 at 3:00 p.m. in the Township Administration Building located at 1150 S.
Center Rd. Offer Good Tffru 12-16-89 Offer Good Thru 12-16-89 INSULATING WINDOW SYSTEM
LOREN N. BENNETT. A Division ol Leonard s Custom Draperies -
Clerk • Magnetic Seal reduces drafts and air
C a ll T o d ay I 4 2 S - 8 8 50 infiltration
• Seals like a refrigerator door gasket
Psblisk November 1.18OT 11508 MIDDLEBELT-LIVONIA • Creates dead air space — a natural thermal
(Corner of Middlebelt & Plymouth Road) barrier
Across from Wonderland Mall _ • Reduces cold drafts, sweating and frosting
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS Next to Family Buggy Restaurant ^ • Acrylic glazing — a better insulator than
glass
CHARTER TOWNSHIP OF CANTON • Custom made to tit almost any window or
Sealed bids will be received by the Charter Township of Canton, 1150 S. Canton doorwali
Center Road, Canton, Michigan 4818* until 3:00 p.m.. November 17. 1989 for tbe • Especially effective with older, loose-fitting
windows
following: • Helps increase home comfort
SENIORS CENTER SITE WORK "It's a rebate you can't
Protect includes removal of asphalt and concrete paving, placement of asphalt FOR A FREE IN-HOME ESTIMATE
pavement, placement of a concrete pad. relocation of dumpjrter and «*torore, say no to." CALL TOLL FREE Fisher The
grading reconstruction of a catch basin, placement of topsod and sod. landscap- name that means snowptows
toa and Placement of sidewalk along with other miscellaneous items. This is a 1-800-362-8418
Traditionally recognized by the professional as the
Federally funded project and Federal r^laUoosapply.
requirements. Contract documents may be fiamined at the Building and Enp leader .n snowplow technology Fisher Tbe only name
"'150 c a s h. Or call your local Sears Store
iwiriing Department. The Township reserves the right to reject any or all bids you need to know to turn your 4x4 into the best
LOREN BENNETT, "Vou just don't M* dMia *• ttus anymore. snowpiowtng machine on the street Move up to a
Clerk When you have a durable Bryant dehixe fw- Y o ur FISHER al
rmo* or air conditioner Instated, you get a $150
rebate Thet maane you can enjoy the quiet Fisher Features:
performance and energy savings o« theee quali-
Choice
ty units at a great prtoe. Take It from me^ryant
LEGAL NOTICE buMe their products with The Model 3MB ,
Right Stuff -To Laat." Plus »furnace
CHARTER TOWNSHIP OF PLYMOUTH
$499.88
SPECIAL ELECTION OF NOVEMBER 7,1»89 I T 'S A LL ON S A LE 20 to 5 0% O FF Omm MM or* "rou/ Bnr«nl
MnCdtoaMfe
TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS For three biq days, we'll show you just how much it pays to shop early for the S O FA
OF THE CHARTER TOWNSHIP OF PLYMOUTH: CAU.TOOAY
holidays. In tact, we'll play Santa with all sorts of EXTRA GOODIES FOR YOU if OR
vou aet a lea up on Christmas by shopping during our great PRE-HOLIDAY SALE DCAMMM MCA TWO 4 COOUNQ, IMC.
Notice is hereby given that a Special Election will be held in the Charter Town-
HOQMT8 $699.88
ahip of Plymouth. Wayne County, Michigan on Tuesday. November 7,19«9. from with NO INTEREST, or PAY CASH and we'll PAY YOUR SALES TAX. Plus 20 To
7 00 a_m until 8:00 p m Eastern Standard Time for tbe porpoee of voting oo two
i to ameod the Constitution of the State of Michigan 50% reductions on all our famous brands, in all our galleries throughout the store- SLEEPER
But, hurry, our Santa goes back up the chimney after Monday November 6.
O p en H o u se
PROPOSAL A
•/Use Tas from U to 4*« per dollar awl coasti- TW quality craftsman-
*S2S0 minimum purchaso for free credit Offer
does not app4y to previous purchases. Monday, Nov. 6,1989 •MpofllarCky
PROPOfiALB
i/Use Tas fna 4«to U per • FREE DELIVERY
operating ae( —b)t ci te voter 12-4 pm
I finds far teeal T Y N E R 'S Visa and
Mastercard •Feature tor feature. Fisher snowptows
Absent voters ballots may be delivered te qualified absent voters in person In
the Office of the Clark sp to 2*0 pm. en Saturday, November 4, Itm. On that or l e a s ed • out-teature tham al! Betore you buy any other
FURNITURE TTyynneerr s Payment
' *' , l f l rJ l s I ^ " f « a ^ e * a l t ^ s n o t ^k i r Om W"
from the Goetz Doll Co. in
tad In the Township Rail, 4US0 Ann Arber Road In Ptymoeth • No interest if patd PEZZANt & REIO EQUIPMENT CO
te the Charier Township of Plymouth are seesaslbte to the in 90 days West Germany. Purchase a IT
Mllff I III* • Open Monday end beautiful Goetz Doll from over
Friday nrtes "W 9
1,248 Parrand School, 41404 < closed Sundays 60 different styles and have it
8 A12 AIslblatent aSrc Shochool,o 1l,1 1008000 H Casgngteerntj rO snter Rood • Free Professional personally signed by Mr.
Idle School, 44401 Ana Arbor Tr. Decorating uoets.
OA 10 Ptefal School, M7M Joy Road assistance If you are unable to attend,
First RNaoprtitaht T Cehrurirtcohr ieail P Rlyomado uth. 34 YEARS OF VALUE YOU CAN COUNT ON 1/U* Otm call in your order.
Chrtot Lutheran Charch. 1050 C. Michigan Avenue, Mile East of Ypsilanti • Phone [phone] [LEATHER 12 Forest Place
W.Aan Arber Road
HULsnoo.asr* BFAUTIFUI GAl I FRIFS BY THOMASVIl IF • PENNSYLVANIA HOtlSF • BROYHIl.L • HAMMARY • SIMMONS. Plymouth [phone]
AM
Thursday. Novamber 2. 1989 OAE * ISA
As;»
Q<fcE Thursday, November 2. 1909
Nuclear power Wear hot pink
Jail overcrowding
Recycle your a
to bike at night
products at Police send prisoners north to ease space crunch Global warming may help it regain
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space for their prisoners downtown Wayne County Sheriff Robert Fi- "Luckily, in Plymouth we have limit. It has been unavoidable," Hoff at the 72-hour maximum. We're sult in warming the earth. TODAY NUCLEAR power lacks omy Items: Northern Reader
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porters and more than |2«0 million Area members Carl Pursell, R- sions of hard currency, grants to American-flag vessels haul all U.S. Carl Levin and Donald Riegle voted urging trustees to keep the program Bur ley. dents at Spring Arbor College, near
in foreign aid. Plymouth, Dennis Hertel, D-Harper spur private enterprise and pro- food provided to Poland. Of tbe bill's SENATE no. alive. Trustees said they were trying to Adrian.
beTlpb teb beill I pnrteorvniadteison $a1l50 M moilnleiotanry t o WSaonoddesr, LWeivlilnia,m D-S Foourtdh,fie lDd- Tanadyl Wor,i l- ganr asmtusd bernitnsg tion gth ePo Ulinshite adn Sdt aHteusn. gari- a$b12o5u tm $i5l0lio mni lfloiorn f owoodu lfdo rg oth efo rP oshleips.- NICARAGUAN ELECTION AID SeTnOat eP rReOjeTcEteCdT a T pHroEp oFsLedAG co —nst iTtub-e So"uItth'sfi meidad rees aid benigt dRihfofenrdeanc See,"lm soanid, desett —erm ainnde wmhoentehyer — th eenreou wghas to i nkteeer-p freTshhemrea,n s atundde snotsph loamckoirneg l esvueflfi ccrieendt-
Fund fMtMridiw interest owed by de- liam Broomfield, R-Lake Orion Members voting yes supported the ping. Critics said use of lower-cost — By a vote of 64 and 35 against, the tional amendment outlawing "the completing her education after 25 the program going its are sent to Schoolcraft to com-
veloptng nations, $110 million in voted yes. bill. foreign vessels would free up more Senate sent to President Bush a bill physical desecration of the flag o years in the work place. "For the "The issue is, is it sustainable." plete their degree program.
"tied aid" that recipients must use to Representatives Pursell. Hertel, of the $125 million for food. The (HR 3385) providing a $^million to the United States." Tbe tally of "" first time in my life. I am enjoying Harry Greenleaf said A similar agreement with Eastern
buy American goods and $20 million AID TO POLAND AND HUN- Levin and Broomfield voted yes. amendment sought to permit half of boost the candidacy of Violetta for and 48 against fell short of the. j going to school." If the program's future is in jeop- Michigan University is pending, she
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fisScualp 1p9o9r1te. r Al McCandless, R- anso mthiecy s yopsteenm tshe tior p othleitic Wale satn.d Tecboe - srceaqluei breamcken tthse of "ac abrilglo (s peere pfreerceendcien"g timOep ipnodnuesnttr yH."e len Bentley, R-Md., rulSeur popfo Nrtiecra Jraoghnua. Chafee, R-R.I.. fthoer wamaredn Tdbmee nHt.o use has not taken up-* Livonia Mall officials took time out Sunday came to the party and dinner. Dance music leg"eIT." EsaAidSE SBo tnhneiier f Keaartssc ahbmoaunt c oofl - ed Kfoar tasc mhmeraen .1 2th2o ucrgehd,i td hisopuurste. s that sta"l eTmheasteed a aren dp.eo fpeleel wedhuoc afetieoln th weyil'lr e
to celebrate 25 years of serving area was provided by an ensemble from the Livo- Livonia, a member of the program s figure, saying the actual credit load help open new doors." she said.
IVlotivatior lal speaker at SC Mall illrtfUur Joanne hiiaeDranat nia Symphony. The anniversary celebration
VE TAKEN (left) joined mall owners Jack and Miriam was the first one held by the mali; two years
Shenkman, Barry and Helen Klein in wel- ago the mall owners held a grand opening
.Schoolcraft College alumna Judith building, Room 200. It is sponsored coming the some 200 well-wishers who when a new wing was added.
Qtiayle. personnel employee devel- by Schoolcraft College Alumni Asso-
opment trainer for Magna Carta In- ciation Speakers Series.
stitute and the director of the speak-
ers bureau for the Detroit chapter of Admission is free and open to the SOME OF THE
the American Marketing Associa- public. Refreshments will be avail-
tion. will speak on motivation, mind able. Schoolcraft College is at 18000
power, and positive attitudes Haggerty Road, between Six and
Wednesday, Nov. 8. Seven Mile roads, Livonia. For more
•."Get Motivated" is being held information, call the alumni office
ffcjrn 7 to 9 p.m. in the Liberal Arts at 462-4400, Ext. 5046. WORRY OUT
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n6on to 6 pjn. Saturday, Nov. 4, in earthquake. community.
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744 Wing/Plymouth, Ml 48170 Jeff Counts editor/459-2700 . . on Halloween and the reluc- was getting dressed for kindergarten Tbe night before, after the jack-o'-
tant cowgirl. — with the cowgirl outfit carefully lanterns were carved, the princess-
1#*C) 0<fc£ Thursday. November 2. 1989 Two years ago she was a princess. laid out oo her bed — sbe decided turned-cowgirl stood in front of a
It started with a visit to the Michi- that no, she'd rather be a princess full-length mirror and admired her-
gan Renaissance Festival that Sep- £ Jack again. self Tbe hat was at just the right
Film dispute tember. At a booth run by Hannah, After several minutes of debate angle, tbe silver on the vest still I don't asaally write questions to
the Hatter, she was outfitted with a Gladden and, uh . .. discussion . . . sparkled and the stooe-washed jeans newspapers bat my wife Is qatte Bp-
blue conical princess's hat with long streamers were dug out of the toy had just the right look of wear to set becanse oar parent/teacher con-
silk streamers. box and replaced on tbe princess hat, them. ference is coming ap and I am not
going to be able to attend. My daagh-
Despite the built-in comb that was the blue dress was found somewhere Then came . . . Halloween morn-
ter is ta the sixth grade and I have
supposed to keep the hat in place, it A few months later, with the prin- stuffed behind something and the iag.
Real issues getting obscured attended some conferences when she
kept tumbling off ber bead. But she cess wearing street clothes, we hem was repaired and a slightly "I want to be a princess." 1 Doyle
was in elementary school. My wife
didn't care. Sbe loved that bat. stopped in at a western store that disheveled princess headed off for "No way. Tbe dress is gone. Who
usually updates me as to what oc-
Nana and Papa had not yet retired had just opened. I was searching for kindergarten, leaving $100 worth of knows what happened to the hat?
curred at the conference. I have an-
to their Florida estate, so for Hal- Justin cowboy boots, a brand I have cowgirl gear sitting in her room. Anyway, you're going to be a parents that you most need to see
other commitment on the night of
H loween that year. Nana made her a rarely found outside tbe Southwest. She did agree, after a bit of intimi- cowgirl!" the conference and do not want to don't show up A direct correlation
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righteous going on in the Plymouth- sane, sensible parents, students — not that the 4-year-old had much She was enchanted. Real cowboy the denim dress for the jeans and be I am off base and am feeling who don't show up.
Canton school district over the showing and teachers who want to go form to fit. boots in ber size. Leather vests with IN THE YEAR that followed, the shirt, a reluctant cowgirl missed the gailty. In any case, I don't think it is Generally, children of parents who
of "Excalibur," an R-rated movie at Plymouth- Sbe loved the dress as much as the silver brads and buttons. Genuine hat and tbe vest and the shirt were bus and was given a ride to school. necessary to attend every confer- don't show up have more academic
Canton High School. about the task of preparing hat and when she wore them she was cowboy hats that were 100-percent carefully stored away in tbe closet. By the time she got there, sbe had ence for your child. Am I right? and social adjustment problems.
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tion confronts the district over the use of certain fy the showing of "Excalibur" in a literature what teachers say about their child with classmates? Has there been any '
Where are old library cards?
•films in the classroom. class. We acknowledge that some movies can — whether the child is an all A stu- discipline problems' And, most Im- ;
The group, which sees devil worship and por- help students understand literature. However, we "The assembly line keeps dent or a C student Tbe major issue, portant, what can I do as a parent at •
1 tography in every school hallway, has announced wonder if the showing of too many isn't just lazy churning students toward gradu- Educators, teachers hyoouwre cvheirl,d i'ss tehdeu cinattieornes bty y toauk isnhgo wtim ine home to belp my child"*
plans to picket when certain films are shown at ation." We had four children go throng •
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protests will be met by the school district with without the teacher noticing . notion. more say in setting this to take care of a few emergencies. little card file and in seconds report. computers will never a certain pattern. At the elementary ments if possible. In your case, to be
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Apart from obscuring the real issue, the use of forward to clarify the real concern of parents, The routine had turned into numb- On the eve of an important elec- changing -lifestyle is endangering the through the line, and had a bill ready Good Neighbor Harriet was kinder went out, why shucks you could light I could have had an answer in 10 sec- the standard comment in the teach- Questions for this column should !
films in class, what bothers us most about the which is: Is the school district teaching kids how ing monotony. tion dealing with educational financ- future of American education. for him in seconds than I would have been in similar a candle or a kerosene lamp, and it onds, found tbe book in 30 seconds er's lounges tbe day after the confer- be sent to Doc Doyle c/o the Ob- '
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That's fine when there's a real issue. From ends for cartoons like Excalibur." Trying to jus- only served to fill the pockets of the proposals. The growing population of marrieds ber of tbe Wayne Oakland Library extending the videotape to the li- IF I WERE head of the WOLF
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That would be a real issue, but "Excalibur" They could be fun, but they aren't "Macbeth." whIitl we,o urnkteild Afimnee,r sicoam ew tahso ufgohrct,e dfo rto a dcuulstturiraall aaggee,," o rh ee vseanid .w orse, the agri- ed Tinhe tyb,e it g soeoedm lsi,fe a r—e m liovree f oinrt etoredsaty- rbertaurrinan t he videotape," said the li- acnh eecdkuecda oteudt gthuees svi daseo ttoap we,he ann dI hthaed "bug" or a power failure. cheap, fast and workable. 1 • FAST • SAFE • 1E ASY
Water study compete on a world market. Sudden- Students, he said, are forced into and the heck with tomorrow Can't return it?!! That was tbe librarian calculated a rental price. I've had my own experience with a I would donate each and every
ly, the assembly line seemed out- the same mold, no matter how their They too are on an assembly line wrong thing to say to Good Neighbor library where a computer had been computer to tbe local Jaycees chap-
moTdHeAd.T e'vSe Wn HtoY th Ge eiingdeurs'str aianla clozgayrs is nee"dTse dacifhfeerrs. have little or no voice oyfe st.o rts. They just haven't realized it HaCrroinesti. der: She's a busy lady with a thaItN i sT,H sEom IeNtiTmEeL aLfItGerE NthTe GDoaoyds 0-1' scuabrds tciatutateldo gf.or I atrnie dIn ttoell liogoeknt u pDa tyhse tbeoru tsoe. use in its Halloween haunted 1 NO HUNGER
so startling in curriculum and precious little say But the wheels continue to turn job and a household to run. She al- Days and before Today — libraries entry mm
What a hateful thing to do to edu- in educational materials." The assembly line, it comes in dif-^ ready explained she is returning it had a better system. On Devil's Night, the kids, instead
Detroit system owes answers cation — worse than drugs, worse Educators, teachers and adminis- ferent styles But it's educationally for a neighbor She has fought her They had a small Manila card BURROUGHS, Edgar Rice — of soaping windows or throwing I NO EXERCISE
than any foreign enemy, real or im- trators, alike, as^well as parents, destructive, no matter what. way through several miles of the with each volume, record or tape Tarzan of the Apes eggs, could use clubs to bash tbe hell
agined. need to have more say in setting this Steve Barnaby is managing ed- city's badly managed traffic. She is you checked out, and they put the In 18 minutes I received eight differ- out of those computers.
The former Livonia School Dis- nation's educational agenda. itor of the Observer & Eccentric I Eat Regular Restaurant & Supermarket Foods. |
c ONCERNS over future drinking water quate maintenance staff The League said re- trict teacher now spends his time in But the assembly has taken its toll Newspapers. March Tire €n. Shr«utaforbinn I Lose 3-8 lbs. a week • includes all weight loss
quality shouldn't be dismissed as mei* pairs aren't being performed on a timely basis, in | weeks and nledical setups. # |
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I attention to improvements already made to the dacity to think this is a public dis- tie related to real conventional edu« Southfield.
-system. troit and the suburbs in general — has often been guise for their intended slurs. cation. Why not? Create demands 28481 Telegraph
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lence on several of the League's findings. could be pointed in all directions. We urge every registered voter in low when they use a holiday and just for asking. And while this in- (Next lo K-Mart) Twice a week is better • Twice a week is better
But the future of the water we all drink is too Michigan to go to the polls on Nov. 7 children to spread their bigotry My going on, the quality of education
important an issue to become sidetracked by old. and vote No on both Proposals A and only regret about your article was seems to be inversely proportional 4 WHEEL COMPUTER LUBE, OIL
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percent of our water. The League believes it Simply put. the DWSD owes some answers, to nal draft petition form ready for sig- PS. I would not trade Christmas. the part of students, no matter bo4* CVS O/E O/E
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pled with a shift to guaranteed sales I believe that too much is spent on TEST Register For Our FRONT END
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both proposals are glaring examples
jMSU needs some prodding of bad legislation that should have
to schools Opinions are
never been put on the ballot.
Fraacis P. Hughe* University of Detroit
to be shared
attorney
John Toepat To the editor. Jesuit High School
ARENTS, ALUMNI Why aren't you Even before the first football game, MSU re- CPA While tbe number of students in and Academy
screaming? neged They said their fans complained because Rochester moat schools is decreasing, we spend Opinions and ideas are best
Michigan State University seems this meant they couldn't bring their own coffee more and more on their education when shared with others
somehow powerless to control the into Spartan Stadium Column on through continuously increasing Submitting a letter to the ed-
Srinking and rowdiness on its E^st Lansing cam- Coffee'1 property valuation, increased mil- tor lor publication is easy. Let-
• The other opportunity was to give students lage*. and huge profits from tbe
Events of recent weeks included chaos on its the option of asking for a roommate who didn't bigotry sitt aiste n loott teenroyu. gAhll a wnde emvoerre h eisa rn eise dthedat. :pcrsin stehdo uleldgib blye a tnydp ekwerpittttoen 3 0o0r AM mn, 7th, and Blh grade boys
treets anfdflt .t 'haen sintacbidbeinntgs w hofic htw opo lsitcued ean tasid bwyas a driMnkS Uon r ethmeairin dso rtmheit oonryly h pouubsilnicg ufnoirvme rsity in all p raised One may wonder whare all this roon- awnodr dinsc Lluedtete rishe m audsdtr beess s oigfn tehde 1 and their tamlMee are kwHed ID our..
alcohol-related on both sides. of Michigan which has refused to allow students Obviously, moat salaries are too sender
Just this time last year, a freshman from West this choice. To the editor: generous, students don't take proper Letters should be mailed to:
afield was killed on a football Saturday A recent survey of the three schools closest to In these days of ever increasing care of educational aids, especially The edrtor. Canton Observer.
he attempted to cross the street and was hit the Observer & Eccentric's suburbs — U M. polarisation of races and ethnic books, unoacesaary purchasea are 744 Wmg. Plymouth 46170: Fan Open House
an oncoming car. Both the student and the Oakland University and Eastern Michigan Uni- groups, your article was like a made as was the case in one school
_yer of the car had had too much to drink. versity — showed that more than 1.500 students
©bseruer & Eccentric £fcuispapfrs
MSU officials say they are attempting to curb had requested alcohol-free rooming Sunday, November 5,1960
use of alcohol on campus. But they recently Michigan State is prone to more campus prob- 1:00 - 4:00 P.M.
•w away two opportunities to do so. lems on the mere basis of size
• This fall, soon after the University of Mich- But students see through the lip service it is Steve Barnaby managing editor Suburban Communications Corp.
in announced its policy to ban all food and paying to controlling liquor on campus, when Suaan Rosiefc assislant managing editor Philip Power chairman of the board i
je containers from its football stands, university officials fail to change their own alco- Dtcfc I sham general manager Richard A gin lan president
did the sanML-.L hoi policies. Richard Brady director of advertising EXPERIENCE THE JESUIT DIFFERENCE •400 & Cambridge / Detrot, Ml 48221 / 882-6400
4»ffere-cf w ' M r rrled it through. * Parents, alumni-why aren't you screaming? Fred Wright director of circulation