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H ill school .. .. BYD/&4NESS 7. Gov. James Blanchard has approved ■ a grant of $99,500 for the acquisition | and restoration of Cherry Hill School, |:at Ridge and Cherry Hill roads in £ Canton, but the money may riot be used if the Plymouth-Canton, School _ Board does not allow the school to be ' acquired by the township. £ “This is a tremendous compliment to Canton,” said Canton Supervisor James Poole. “This is fantastic. I would hope others would be a pleased ■ as l am.” Poole, however, said the money could not be used unless the school board agreed to. let the township acquire the school and design; te it a historic site. Poole said it w< uld be “sad” if the school board did not give up the school. In a letter thanking a suppc rter of the Cherry Hill School project Poole wrote, . “Unfortunately, the Can- ton/Plymouth School Board does not D ear S a n ta s I ouho* X UXtfvA support (the project) and if the money is received, we wil( be forced to return T h e JL- it to the state.” H - H i m i i HI ___ Superintendent of Schools Dr. John ? Hoben said the school board had not w i n n e r : I t - R e i u :____ been contacted about the grant, but \ - I U Q V i t y would be willing to deaf with the BETH CHAPMAN, 13, of Canton Canton board. “It seems to me that edged out 350 other entries, to win % - we’ll probably be looking for some The Crier’s Sixth Annual Coloring T - T e A ^ t e a r kind of a trade-off.” .Contest. Her striped Santa Express Along with the grant, $1 io50 in loca)^ earns a $40 gift certificate at an area 9 * W lffiihint C h ^ p m c u n funds has been raised fc r the' store. See pg. 17 for the start of our restoration project. ‘Dear Santa’ special section. A - *n UtrU H w t The Cherry Hill School rest( ration project was one of 85 Michigan Equity Fund grants awarded statewide. Seven / grants were approved in Wayne County.- According to the governor’s office, 332 local units of government , 1st budget for new library board applied for the grants, submitting 635 projects for review by the Department of Commerce. The projects asked for Conti on pg. 46 Bd. O K ’s library budget
BY BRIAN LYSAGHT Other expenditures are $52,330 for retirement of The Plymouth District Library Board of bonded debt, $7,000 for capital improvemeni, Trustees approved its first ever Dunning (lough $I[2,920 to create an equipment reserve fund, and Library budget Monday. The 1986 budget totals. 1,713 for an Operating reserve fund. $490,307.' ’he library levy will raise $403,500 for thje- The document’s revenues are based mostly on a iibrary, according to budget estimates. State aid; t .8 mill library levy voters approved Nov. 5. City fin?s and rentals make up the rest of the revenues. and township taxpayers saw the levy for the first , yoters approved formation of the district and time on recently-issued wintei; tax bills. / ,,, t s,,,,. elected the nine-member board Sept. 10. Operating expenses total $374,344,‘'int;liwdg(7 $190,139 for salaries and benefits and $748,475Jo^'\! Board member Jack Bologna was absent from supplies -- books and materials. _ v •' the meeting Monday. ! THE COMMUNITY CRIER: Dtctmtwr II. 198$ PG. optl ramn ad a released. was treatment andhospital muac t S. ay Hospital. Mary St. to ambulance n lmuh te car’s driver the Plymouth, refused in Edward Volinski, John of Sheldon Road of around heavy damage to side I theof car. eil’ fotla bce caused bucket front-load DPW vehicle’s The struck. vehicles two the p behindup barricades right the in lane Allfour the of injured' were takenby 4 s e r u j n i n o i s i l l o C Road. hn cr tuk bche s city as backhoe a struck car a when P ces okd ln Sheldon along worked crews DPW Policesaid thebackhoe was backing or epe were injured people SaturdayFour BYBRIANLYSAGHT 66 8 , of Farmer of , p.m.j when
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BY DAN NESS ■ firm from Farmington Hills. Aco Hardware, according to ij'lelson. homeowners associations of Mayfair The Canton Planning Commission As part of the development; pne- Space is also being reserved for a bank and W indsor Park, which border the Monday unanimously recommended quarter mile of unpaved Morton site, he said. The remainder of the proposed center, had also approved. that the Board of Trustees approve the Taylor Road would be paved, as center woulc) have specialty shops. development of a 113,545 square-foot construction j on the shopping center ■ Construction will begin in March if The plan calls for an [.-shaped shopping center to be built on the progressed, according ’ to developer the Board approves the plan. building, in post-m odern design, and a parking lot with m ore than 600 spaces. southeast corner of Joy and Morton David Nelson. “Overall, the plan exceeds our Taylor roads. The Board may consider the requirements,” said Director of The developers also own property on The shopping center, to be named development at its next meeting. Economic Growth David .Nicholson. the west side of M orton Taylor Road, “Coventry Commons East,” would be The shopping center’s biggest Nicholson said recommendations from and may build a shopping center on developed b y. .The ‘ Nelson/Ross retailers, would include an A and P the fire m arshall and his staff had been that site in the future, according to Companies, a real estate development supermarket, Arbor Drug store and met by the developers, and, the N e ls o n .
w ants Poole adm onished - BY DAN NESS ment would affect all C-3 zoned obtained a legal memo from the offices township, if it had no “ logical basis" Canton Clerk Linda Chuhran was to property, and was not a change o f , of Butzel, Long, Gust, Klein and Van for permitting bars, but not retail have' introduced a resolution to the zoning for his mother’s property only. Zile June 14 which concluded that the Coni, on pg. 47 Board of Trustees last night “ad “I voted on zoning,” he said. “ It monishing” Supervisor )ames Poole affects T w p.- W W C F su it g ets fed era l co u rt hearing BY BRIAN LYSAGHT Attorney General Lou Porter said the operations of WWCF, a medium- the state from housing prisoners Plymouth Township will get its day suit “purports to raise federal security state prison on Five Mile “other . than misdemeanents” tat in court but it won’t be this week! questions.” ' Road, have violated more than a dozen WWCF until the alleged violations are Attorneys representing the Michigan Assistant Attorney General Brian state and local laws; The suit charges corrected. WWCF poses “ immediate and Department of Corrections have Mackenzie said Monday he planned to Mackenzie said many of the facts irreparable harm” to township requested a federal, not circuit court file the state’s answer to the township Upon which the township suit is built residents if security is not tightened! hear a township suit centering on suit in federal court Monday or “are simply wrong.” Eight WWCF prisoners escaped in a alleged violations-in the operation of yesterday. “They don’t have any one-week period in September and Western Wayne Correctional Facility standing to bring this action,” he said. “If the complaint is a reflection of (WWCF). October. (the township’s), then one has to Circuit Court in October, but Assistant The township suit, charges that The township suit seeks to prevent question their research,” he said. G oodfellow s raise The Goodfellows in Plyir outh and Canton were on the streets newspapers, Libbing said. Saturday, raising more tha|i $8,000 for low-income families for The Plymouth Goodfellows also use funds from a bank account Christmas. to supplement their Christmas giving, Libbing said, which means The Goodfellows sold their annual Christmas newspaper at busy the group will deliver about $10,000 worth of toys, clothing and intersections in Plymouth and Canton, and both groups reported food certificates to families in Plymouth. above average results. The Plymouth Goodfellows will deliver the gifts to needy “ Compared to last year, (the results) are a whole lot better,”, said Plymouth city and township families oh Dec. 24, Libbing said. Canton Police Lt. Larry Stewart, coordinator for the Canton The Canton Goodfellows will deliver toys, clothing ana food Goodfellows fund drive. “ I’m very happy with the results.” certificates to about 70 families, up 10 from last year, on Dec. 21, The Plymouth Goodfelldws also bettered last year’s efforts, according to Stewart. Stewart credited the Plymouth-Canton according to coordinator Fred Libbing. “We had fewer people, Lion’s football team and the,Canton Lions Club for helping boost selling, but sales were up,” he said. “It turned-out to be pretty sales at this year’s fund drive. I good.” 1 Both Libbing and Stewart emphasized the need for mdre The Canton Goodfellows raised just over $4,000, according to volunteers to help ip distributing tlie gifts, and selling Good fellow Stewart.. The Plymouth Golodfellows sold about $4,Q0p worth of newspapers’ itext Christmas season.! " ’ ’ ’' THE COMMUNITY CRIER: December 11. 1985 PG.4 R.E. Cuny, O.D. Cuny, R.E. Penninan from Post ) e c i f f O t s o P m o r f s s o r c A ( n a n i n n e P 9 4 8 ( ( 12 5) 1-27 f o . (E n o t n a C y r t e m o t p o — u e 3 9 4 6 9 W . J o y R d . | . d R y o J . W 9 6 4 9 3 n Pi ree aza a z la P e e lr e in P In ______i i »>,(■. . ->► - SM ITH & SONS & ITH SM one an& ry y tr n u o C & n a e n to o ^ 8 0 0 0 tjlE W B U H G H H D . . 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Sunday a d n u S . t. a .-S n o M Grave Blankets Grave n e p O 9 8: AM 3 M P 3 o t M A 0 :0 8 -9 0 1 Colorado Spruce Colorado ees e re T 1456 StwMon Rd. 1456 StwMon Blue Spruce Blue made to order to made Scotch Fine Scotch Douglas Fir Douglas White Pine White 453-3300 Wreaths White Pine & Cedar & White Pine Roping s — lso a — Free Bow With With Bow Free Every-Wreath Live 10". 36" 10". g n i p m u j y l l a e r I N 9 .with thepouring rain. •Thanksgiving, alldaySaturday, ‘‘and t hs ie H add ta the .that added He time. this at t e g s t n a h c r e M n n Abr ri. e ad his said He businesslittle Trail. “a last ahead”of is Arbor year Ann on Jud ithAnne, a women’s clothing Irv said storethan Zeidman, last year,” of wh^t they are spending their money on) is dollar-wise, increase, an season, anticipated. shopping Christmas shorter. year’s Canton Community agree,sales are up onon lmuh Bt hs didn’t this Butdowntown Plymouth. ie wahr i wud ae been have would it weather,nicer vr at er Ad vn ih this with even And year. last over werewe packedSunday,day all even after Friday the day all wasj busy neither has the weather. BinonAnn Arbor Trail said her store keep the crowd shoppersof away. And parking places wore hard to come by in fantastic!” par ring spot around here somewhere:” ChirisBoyd) Wyandotte,peer intothe Mole Hole Main on Plymouth.inSt. (Crier photoby ot ecat i Te Plymouth- merchants TheMost in ‘‘Buyers are a little more selective (in Ronnie Sebuck, owner f theo Accent o te eod ekn i a row, weekend a second in theFor HOLIDAYSHOPPERS Marlene Garko, Allen Park, and Leonard Wierzba, oe n tees o t .e a .be to got there’s on, Come BYLISA WROBLE 1 t hadbeen it f customershis to store tendmore do to shopping Although he admits thev’ve had a hard way That they’re away. rufi organized into don’t and gifts the putting their do round, they year And allChristmas shopping list. a off shop getting accordingitems theywant, to wife his and he saidCanton rwigad byn ta list than buying browsing-and- rbes etn dn o time. time finding on one coocoo item-a clock. done getting problems a t gt pca ies for items special distributorsmy-wayon get work),”in(to to way my of out ownergo John Aversa. “I problems no have Avenue, on Forest Square Westchester in located rfr l fgt,h cod a the at crowds fight1,the though. prefers lo about Plymouth, complaints in shopping has Canton, no has he complaints that added about He business said. this heseason. (customers).I pick (the items) up at the “Parkingridiculous!” Shesaidisshe hc Adro, "a Anderson, of Chuck■ resident utmr o Pyot Hobby, Plymouth of Customers in Hdo, rsdn of resident a Hudson, Diane ' CionL'Onpg.47 1 1‘ ' w * always COMMUNI CRI Dee e II 1985 I I. ber ecem D : R IE R C Y IT N U M M O C E H T take Chuhran c o m j to court BY DAN NESS A Union Lake woman may take her complaint of an alleged driving in cident involving Canton Clerk Linda Chuhran one step further after the Oakland.County Sheriff’s Department completes a report on the complaint. Ann Johnson, 35, said there was a “very good chance” she would pursue the matter in court after the Sheriff’s ' Department reports back to heir. Johnson filed the formal charge of reckless driving after an internal Canton police investigation into the complaint last month. • The Canton police took statements from Johnson and two witnesses, and from jChuhran. It concluded hat Johnson would have to pursue the1 complaint with a law enforcement agency that had jurisdiction in the area the alleged incident occurred. Johnson wrote a letter to the state Department of Management and Budget Oct. 1 complaining aboijt a woman who was driving ' “Iik| a maniac” in a state vehicle south on. Haggerty Road between Pontiac T rail and 12 Mile Road on Sept. 28. The woman, Johnson wrote, was drr ing dangerously and “gave (Johnson) the finger” as Johnson passed the car. Johnson reported the license-p late number to the state, and the number was traced to Chuhran’s town; hip vehicle. Canton Supervisor Janes Poole ordered the police to investigate • after being notified of the complaint by the state. 9 AM UNTIL NOON Chuhran has denied being in the area at the time of the complaint. “I wasn’t ' there,” she answered to the allegation at the Nov. 26 board meeting. Johnson was also at the Nov. 26 . board meeting and identified Chuhran as the driver of the vehicle. “I said to my husband, ‘That’s the person right there,”’Johnson said. The Canton police investigation included statements from Johnson arid AT two others who were in the car with her at the time of the alleged incident, who backed up Johnson’s account. Police also took statements from Chuhran, who said she was shopping in Dear born on the day of the alleged incident and didn’t remember being at the location where Johnson says the in H i cident happened.' Records from the Lakeland Arena First Federal Savings in West Bloomfield show . that Chuhran’s son played in a hockey game there on Sept. 28, the day Bank and Trust Johnson says she w tnessed the reckless driving incident. Chuhran said at the Nov. 26 board meeting that she would not respond unless she was being formally charged with a driving complaint. “This is an allegation,” she said. “I want a charge to be made so 1 can defentji myself. ’ ’ 1200 S. Sheldon Johnson said she first filed the complaint because she was angry that a state vehicle was driven “fJangerously” and the driver was “rude. “I’m not trying to ruin the woman.’ she said. “I was tpad because I thought, ‘This is my money’” when the state car drove by, Johnson said. > < * • • THE COMMUNITY CRIER: December II, 1985 PG, cab which servesway, the FellowsCourse. Creek Golf certifyingproject approvaldesignation areaof establishing project districtareaboundaries and date of dateDecember of 17th andwill advise next week. agreeingtheTownship maintainjtheto storm sewer connectionsright-of-Road withintheLotz motion The Preniczky. Padget, Larson, Chuhran, Brown, Bennett, No: Poole. Yes: stores. Dprmn eot: | .DepartmentReports: Fire Apparatus representingApparatus theretrofitting for Fire ambulanceanHorton of Co. module 1986 ona date14,1986 to Januaryconsider of Tuesday, ratea increaseservice. on basic cable T.V. ald | for B failed. Motion by Larson, supported Padgetunanimously Larson, by byand Motion carriedestablishto hearing public a constructed privateroadway adjacentto which InnKnight’s therecently connectsthe 68boardon authorizes lane’’ fire parkingNo. enforcement to Ordinance Haggerty"no of Road. publicfor hearinga to be heldDecember on Tuesday, 17, 1985 project C planto consider ED an ht osdrto o te rnfr f wesi b pae,o te gna f December 3rd. placed, agenda of the be ownership on of transfer the consideration of that motionThe toPreniczky, Chuhran. tableNo: Poole. carried. Padget,Padget,-supported Motionfailed. Bennett,by Larson, Brown, table.to Yes: Larson by an n ujc st es fo Rna rv t pit approximately pointJoy 1850 feet south a of at Drive Ronda from east site subject in main project. ponig ao Bdnilradjny ad sadtoa drcos o Hodges additional for directors Bodenmiller as Pandaand appointing jAndy Carol od j Road. j- ' carriedto close the hearingsupportedMotion byat8:45 p.m. Larson, by Brown to tablefor two 4th. cenn, n fvrbeoiin rmteatre o wehro o teuei legally con is use the not whether attorneythe on fromor favorable opinion screening, and stituted—by December 10th. i j i stituted—byDecember 10th. water 12)—310usefor main maintenance:and 2 (Lot No. feet Industrial Canton Park 8-inch of motion The Preniczky. Poole, Padget, Chuhran, No: Larson. Brown, Bennett, Yes: weeks. (Bennett mademotion a divideto trie question orderin to separate outa certain bill beto voted Canton Center Road, subjectresolvingto Road, Center drainageCanton problems BoardZoningclarification and of of furnishingof becausecars of liabilityof exposure. get recommendation insurancethe fromthecompanyfrom attorney and regarding elimination unanimously supportedand Preniczky byChuhran, by Motion commentsno public. the from Restaurantwere tavernThere Road. licenseFamily 8533 atbe Coney toLilley located Ody’s at fund raiser.fund raiser Community Church B.—Lions’Club and items: A.—Christ lightingscheduledMondayeverting, for thesenior and citizens December be helddinnertoon ' on separately.was There no support). Details are available thein office the of Clerk. nnmul crid o prv te ie ln pending drainage treatment, acceptable storm plan site the and approve Preniczky supported to by carriedunanimously Chuhran, by Motionsupport. no was There action. Appeals of dustrial Hose Ltd. for Industrial for Facilities Exemption 198 Certificatedustrial inHose accordance Ltd. Of withP.A. a oaodlaiiy . j . to a car avoidliability. unanimously carried to close the public hearing at 8:35 p.m. Motion by Padget,supported by Motion by hearingp.m. unanimouslypublicclose 8:35the to at carried Brownreported about taxbills being mailed.Recreation superintendent discussed Gouin the tree the regular meeting Novemberof 12* 1985 as presented. tion Certificate for for and Industrial perioda Facility twelveof years after completion. Bennetunanimouslyand thecarriedto adopt resolution approving theapplicaitonAccufiex of whoonisentitled useto townshipvehicles, thoughtsand paying of mileage providing liewin of NOVEMBER 26.1985: NOVEMBER following The changes were made tp the agenda: Industrial Hose Ltd. of Lot 16, Cajnton Industrial Park #2, for an Industrial Facilities ExempFacilities Industrial an for #2, 16, Cajnton Park Industrial Lot of Ltd. HoseIndustrial Padget, Poole, Preniczky. No: Chuhran, Bennett. No: Chuhran, Padget,Preniczky. Poole, to go to closed session to discuss employee labor negotiations and.litigation. hne. | j changed. None. j open session at7.-00 p.m. Added appointments to BoardCanvassers. of Moved #22 #23and #2Ato and#2Bj Removed#13—(Consider sewer repair) 1974. There were no comments from the public. Motion by Larson, supported Bennett bywerecommentsLarson, There no Motionby and the frompublic. 1974. November 1985 26, 1150 at CantonRoad. Center Motion by Padget. supported by Chuhran and unanimously carried to adopt the policy ' policy the adopt to carried unanimously and Chuhran by supported Padget. by Motion oinb Lro,spotd yCurnad unanimouslysupportedandaccordance thatcarried in with Chuhran by Larson, by Motion oin y agt spotd y asn n uaiosy are t aot resolution a adopt to carried unanimously and Larson supported by Padget, by Motion Motionby Padget, supported byandLarson unanimously carried to adopt resolution a calling permit party to zoning district C-3 amend the to Larson supported Padget, by by Motion Motion by Brown, supportedBrown, unanimouslybyand MotionbyjChuhran carriedHalttheto awardbidto committee, asked representativesOmnicomtheCATV of present.were Larson, not Trustee icse ae o on meigwt te ei Cmiso. r Drc wl pursuethe will Durack meeting Mr. Commission.joint Merit for thewithdate Discussed a supported Larson, Motionby Bennettby unanimouslyand carriedto adopt resolution a from oin y asn spotd y agt n uaiosy are t accept-the following to unanimously carried Padget and supported by Larson, by Motion The publichearing The was declared toopen consider 7:35p.m. at the request newyear forfulla omnt ad cnmc eeomn rpr ws ie b Dvd ihlo. Treasurer Nicholson. David by given Development was report Economic and Community h pbi haig a dcae oe a 83 t cnie te plcto o Acfe In Accuflex of application consider the to 8:30 at declared open was hearing public The There was discussion incidenta traffic of involving thecar. Clerk’s wasThere discussiontheon allegedreviewingand traffic violation theof theClerk, policy of MotionbyPadget, supported andunanimouslyby Larson carriedto approve consentcalandar oinb Bennett,byMotionsupported unanimously Brown and by to carried direct thesupervisor to Larson, Brown, Yes: bills. thepay supported Bennett to carried by and Brown, by Motion Motion by Chuhran to grant conditional site plan approval to National Mini Storage,6729 Mini National grant to conditionalapproval toplan site Chuhran byMotion Motion by Padget, supported by Larson and unanimouslysupportedPadget, andby Motion Larson carriedapprove to bythe minutes of Absent: Preniczky. Poole, Padget, Larson, Chuhran, Brown, Bennett, present:Members to Called order bySupervisor Poole followed by pledge allegianceof to the flag. members All were wasmovedpresent It and supported 6:30 p.m. at unanimously and carried oinb Lro,spotd y ent aduaiosycrid o acceptagenda the Bennettsupportedunanimously to as and carried by Larson, by Motion movedwas It supportedand unanimously and carried to theadjourn closed session and heldon was Canton of Township theCharter regular of meeting Boardthe Township A of A G A inchassis,the amount $30,397.00.of RS GNC j 6,153.00 49,728.05' j DEPOSIT CONSTRUCTION CY & AGEN TRUST APT RJCS 38,992.78 | PROJECTS L PITA CA FCUS 280.00 $206,015.92 COURSE LF O G FUND L A ER EN G TR&SWE | 189,684.05 39,556.37 ' | ER & SEW ATER W FUND E LIC O P I UD 31.254.85 96,630.81 SHARING E U REVEN FUND E FIR Realty, Inc. (Budgeta! Inc. Realty, Inti) Project. »V l» CH A RTER TOWNSHIP OF CANTON OF TOWNSHIP RTER A CH BOARD PROCEEDINGS BOARD NOVEMBER 26,1985 NOVEMBER A Schmitt . * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * o t o g and Finance Director to make final budget amendments1985 for in compliance with the Uniform riaeocrs • drainageconcerns. expenditure $2500.00 of Trim Wade,to at 8:jl3to p.m. continue discus'sion of employee negotiations. aigpoet nMcia v. rm Haggerty frompaving east toprojectMichigan township on Avc. boundary, addressing storm checfts/payment of bills on December 17,1985 to be confirmed at the ,1986meeling. January 7 Budget Act. this tyoard will not charge perI a cent collection fee in connection with the collection of taxes. provjng the budget of the 35lh District Court for fiscal year 1986. direct lines will be provided. survey form back to the clerk for revision. pay for recommended for pay modifications UnitedtoTechnologies phone system, whereby additional control of fromOmnicom of Michigan,Communications, of CapitalInc. Cities to N-COM Inc. - at 7:^0p.m. Holding Corporation. current method of operation. theirapprovalbankruptcy final so liquidation could takeplace. Therewasdiscussion regarding statedthat the state did approve the transfersome lime ago,andrequested thatthe board grant 39940at (Danceteria,Road. Ford formerly Center Stage). personsTwo liquor werelicenseC present to Saker objectingOne Corporation, a Michigan to Corporation,for a business to be operated and unanimously carried after the closed session to go to open session at 7:00 p.m. Tuesday,December 1150 !985at 3. Canton Center Road. h rnfr Bt eieo ozRa. tonyToa inryrpeetn .... Inc. Attorney the Road. Bothtransfer.resideThomasFinnerty representing Lotz on J.H.H.S., go to closedsession to discuss employeelabor negotiations litigation.and Moved and supported ULS: 12/11/85 PUBLISH: S. danton Center Road, Canton, Ml 48188 Ml Canton, Road, duringdanton Center S. the regularbusiness 5:00to hours 8:30 A.M. .. . P.M. has ^een submitted, as required by the Charter Township of Canton. ' Chuhran moved Chuhran that Deputy be Clerk compensated' $6.00at pernothour to exceed 500 hours .Motionsupported Larson, by by Padgetand unanimously carried to adjourn at 9:00 p.m. and, PalmerJoan to the Board of Canvassers for an additional four-year term expiring12-31-89.. baejeto the board for approval. change thein meeting rules to meetthe intent theof freedom informationof charges, bring and meeting Decemberof 24th and establish a special meeting on DecemberTuesday, 17th, 1985. ULS: 12/11/85 PUBLISH: twelve (12) Units forRadar the Police Departmentin the amount $12,230.28. of Neiriengen to the City/Township study committee. recommended bySantomauro Chief for the processing liquorof licenses—New/Transferred. naya.Teewsn upr. . in ajyear. There was no support. oin y asn spotd y hha ad nnmul crid o prv maximum approve unanimously to and carried supported Chuhran by Larson, by Motion MptionBennett,by supportedBrownby arid unanimously carriedto Mptionsupported by Larson, by Chuhran and unanimously carried to authorize the Supervisor supported unanimously and Larson, ChuhranMotionby by carriedauthorizeto issuance of MotionPadget,by supportedby Chuhranandunanimously carried to motionestablish Tip by policy thatcarried. Motion by Padget. supported byLarson ^nd unanimously carried to return to open session. supportedMotionBrown, by unanimouslyandChuhranby carriedto adoptresolution a ap- motion Tip carried. e:Bnet rw,Curn asn agLPoe , ■ No: Preniczky. Bennett,Yes: PadgeL Brown, Larson, Poole.Chuhran, MotionPadget.by supportedandLarson byunanimously carriedto appropriate $5,000.00 to N<|: Poole. oin y Padget, supported byMotion by- BennettSunflower subdivision the refer street lighting to motion Tip carried.. Yes: Bennett,Yes: Padget, Brown. Larson, Chuhran, Preniczky. - Motion by Brown, supported by Chuhran to adopt a resolution granting consent to the transferN<|: Poole, Bennett. Motion by Chuhran, supported by Padget to approve transfer of the license. Yes: Brown, Chuhran, Larson, Padget, Larson, Brown,Yes: Chuhran, Preniczky. Motion supported by Chuhran, Larson by and unanimously carriedto close the publichearing publicThe hearing was declared open at 7:15 top.m. consider transfer ownership of of Class a The The following changes were made to the agenda: Called to order by Supervisor Poole followed by pledge of allegiance to the flag. Move #10 (Phone) to #IB. Add Members present: Bennett, Brown,Padget, Larson, Chuhran, Poole, Preniczky. Minutes of November 21and NovemberMotion 26 by supportedLarson, will be heldby Chuhran for and approvalunanimously at the carriednext to meeting.accept the agenda. Move #7 (Omnicom) to #1 A. membersAll were present at 6:30 Itp.m.was moved and supported held onand wasunanimously regularCanton meeting of Township the ChartertheA of BoardcarriedTownship of to The reportThe is availablefor public inspection on weekdays atthe: 1150 Office, Township Clerk’s Motion bysupported Chuhran, by Brown and unanimously carried to reappointEugene Daley Motion by Bennett,supported by Brown and unanimously carriedto 10:50adjourn at p.m. oin y agt spotd y hha ad nnmul crid o acl h regular the cancel to unanimously carried and Chuhran supported Padget, by by Motion oin y agt spotd y rw ad nnmul crid o prv purchase approve of unanimously to carried and Brown supported Padget, by by Motion oin y agt spotd y hha ad nnmul crid ht h cek rf a draft clerk the unanimously that carried and supported Padget, Chuhran by by lotion ie report on uses of GEN ERAL REVENUE SHARING FUNDS for the fiscal year of 1985the for fiscalyear of FUNDS SHARING REVENUE ERAL reportusesonie GEN of Id #11paving Avc. -- MDOTMichigan Reviewof fey WTA. Clerk Linda Chuhran, J absent: None. t in y hha, upre b Pde ad nnmul crid o pon Dianne appoint to carried unanimously and Padget supported by it Chuhran, by ion CH ARTER TOWNSHIP O F F CANTON O TOWNSHIP ARTER CH CHARTER TOWNSHIP OF CANTON CANTON OF TOWNSHIP CHARTER BOARD PROCEEDINGS BOARD DECEM BER 3.1985' BER DECEM PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC A Associates for review of MDOT plans for proposed for plans Associatesreview MDOT for of , return to closed session ' ' A* A . G7 HECMMNT E December 11-, : 1985 IER R C MUNITY COM E TH PG.7 V o g r a s : /< s t . S i t e l i t p r o p e r l y Coni, from pg. ? Mel Behling, of Canton, who was driving the DPW vehicle,j was unin jured.The DPW was repairing a water main break. Police said two sets of barricades - blinking light s mounted on collapsable stands - were used to block off the right lane. j City DPW Director Ken Vogras said the construction work was “ properly l i t . ” He said the ije flashing barricades in use at s c e n e w e r e proper for a county highway. “The city does not have a flash ng arrow” signal, Vogras said. Fifteen m inutes before the accident, “another guy knocked a barricade over and almost hit the crew,” Vogras s a id . But noming was broken . . . N o tickets were issued and police are continuing their investigation. THE ANDREWS FAMILY of Canton had fun Saturday visions of Wayne Gretzky dancing in his head. After at Canton Township’s used sports equipment sale. Kyle clearing the ski debris, the township recreation department (right), age two, ponders penance after knocking over a sold $1,000 worth of equipment. Another equipment sale is rack full of skis. Sue Andrews, (left) the boys’ mother, planned for April. (Crier photo by Chris Boyd) s n e w found a pair-of skates that fit six-year-old Ryan, who had decorations 2 00give for Devanie The City Commission got into this season’s spirit recently when it decided The blood drive last week in behalf of six-year-old Devanie Weise a d d e n d a to spend $3,500 for ■ Christmas was hot in vain. decorations. | & e r r a t a The commission unanimously More than 100 volunteer donors visited the Red Cross Blood- approved a resolution to purchase the mobile at the Knights of Columbus Hall on Schoolcraft Rd. Dec. 3, Main Street decorations at its Nov. 18 resulting in 92 pints of blood being donated to the C. S. Mott meeting. | Children’s Hospital in Ann Arbor. In a letter to the commission, City Vickie'Weisei, Devanie’s mother, joined with her parents, George The correct spelling of the| newest Manager Henry Graper said: “Ap and Betty Oijr, and other members of the family in expressing member of Canton’s Township proximately three years ago we went gratitude to the volunteers and reported that a number of other M anager/Superintendent Im from the plastic decoration concept to plementation Committee is Diane persons had donated blood iii Deyanie’s name at Red Cross offices. a more natural look,, that basically Neihengen, and not the attempted being garland and other natural Devanie is suffering from a lung and heart defect antf recently spelling in last w eek’s Crie •. products...” underwent-open-heart surgery. Further surgery will be necessary Garland trimmings, Graper said, soon to create a working pulmonary artery between left and right cost about $1,000 more than annually than plastic decorations. lungs and establish near-nofmal blood circulation. )**★ **★ ★ ★ *★ ★ *★ ******★ ★ ★ ★ ***★ ★ ★ *★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ** CHARTER TOWNSHIP OF CANTON (14. f) Possession of financial rccords/rcspbnsibility/dulics. BOARD PROCEEDINGS Discussed access, control and possession of records. ' NOVEMBER 21,1985 Discussed finance department functions and execution of functional responsibility without linc> A special meeting of the Township Board of the Charter Township of Canton was held iteni authority. . Thursday, November 21, 1985 at 7:00 p.m. at 1150Canton Center Road. I Supervisor. Poole called the meeting to order followed by the pledge of allegiance to the flag. 'The board will not change their position regarding, the deputy clerk. They maintain the Members present: Bennett, J Brown, Chuhran, Larson, Padget, Pooic, Preniczky. Absent: position will not be funded. Staffing nceds of the treasurer or clerk departments may be taken none. directly to the board, if the attorney concurs that this may be done legally. Resolved the issue of incoming mail. All generally addressed unspecified mail will go to the Agenda change: I . Added item #2—Sewer failure repair. > ■ clerk’s office unopened. | Motion by BrOwn, supported by Padget and unanimously carried to add the sewer item- to the Discussed the agenda, and the board considers the matter resolved. The form for placing items ’ agenda of the special meeting in compliance with section 5.2 of board rules. on the agenda is not mandatory, and backup materials arc voluntary. The,board has the eight to The purpose of the meeting was to.attempt to resolve issucs'of the law suit between the clerk table items when they’don’t have enough information to act. 1 and the supervisor, and the possibility of dropping the suit. Supervisor Poole asked trustee Attorney Helmkamp staled that his office will furnish to the board copies of the letters sent to Larson to chair the meeting based on the subject matter. Larson stated that ground rules would and received from the Michigan Townships Associations and Michigan Municipal League. How be followed—discussion at board level only, and with the plaintiff’s attorney Alan Helmkamp, charts are to.be developed to be looked at in another meeting. The board may adopt a •written and the meeting will proceed only if progress is being made. policy about access of records, and Mr. Helmkamp will suggest language for board action. ; Motion by Brown, supported by Larson to increase the Devon sewer repair up to S4fl.000.00. Issues in the lawsuit which were discussed were: ., Aye: Bennett, Brown, Larson, Padget, Poole, Preniczky. Nay: None. Carried. Chuhran wty, (4) Access of Records. absent from the room at the time of the vote. 1 , ^ (9) Incoming mail • • Motion by Preniczky, supported by Larson and.unanimously carried to adjourn jtt 9:30 p.m. Sub-issue—organizational study. Linda Chuhran (12) Staffing Clerk Sub-issue—Agenda. THE COMMUNITY CRIER: December 11. 19*5 PG.8 EDITOR EDITOR PRODUCTION MANAGER: PRODUCTION EDITOR; MANAGING PHOTO EDITOR/ PHOTO REPORTER: EDITOR: SPORTS ADVERTISING DIRECTOR: ADVERTISING REPORTERS: SPORTS MANAGER: GENERAL U.S. M AIL D ELIV ERED : $20 : yearly in U.S.A ERED ELIV D AIL M U.S. COLUMNIST: ADVERTISING CONSULTANTS: ADVERTISING DIRECTOR. ADVERTISING ASST. by the Plymouth-Canton Inc Community Crier, MANAGER: BUSINESS BUSINESS-ASST. CIRCULA TION ASST. 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Thursday that on definite were game WC) a or f h pio was prison the of tour a (WWCF), Western Wayne Correctional Facility Crier Community The to talk return no bringsanswering machine his onunanswered. message left The GerryLaw’s secretary Lansingin goes phone call. job .’ ” said Rachel Thiet, a Salem so >homore so Salem a Thiet, Rachel said ” .’ job ersn te i tesae os of Houserepresentstate the in them s immaturity keeps p e e k y t i r Representatives, unresponsive is these u t a m m i ’s w a L . p e R apnn t te a wl. h fn, lowever, excuse. no is there whom fans, for parents the The well.. include as them to happening j in play illegal an make would player a when just It happen! would something that watch, . fight all-out finally until begins. progression, by worse referees The 24. Oct. night, that than worse any who was in the crowd. the in ‘nice was who screaming was crowd the and throw-in a Cole,-North Farmington coach. Farmington Cole,-North eaito, e ol gt hes of en f fans. [o cheers the and get teammates would from he couragement retaliation, it When back. gets retaliation push the again, to time and time it, happens calling referee the coach. Salem 'year for all problem a been has This refereeing. players. the on blame the all game. the from ejected eti oeeradot h te, ad Cathy said other,” the out and ear one in went lady ref didn’t call anything,” said Ken J Ken said ohnson, anything,” call didn’t ref lady right. leftand calls missing were seen have I think not Ido but soccer, school high put to fair be not would lt bui class, much show Sa f o Dameron Dave between out broke rm eid tipdo asietcl)ad the and tackle) slide a on (tripped behind from the on players other the did as in, joined benches schools, Farmington-high North and “ One o f our players elbowed a kid in thje in on ribskid a elbowed players our f o One “ were players two over, all was it When field. Farmington. North f o Najar Paul (Thursday, Oct. (Thursday, A few months back, around the time h msae et ih tt Rep. state with left message The a, h mn oes lce to elected voters man the Law, emae hv a ata ecs, f t was it if excuse, partial a have Teammates h ohr ao cue te ih jwas that fight the f o cause major other The down brought “ were players Salem Twice hscue h lyrwoi uhd without pushed, is who player the causes This Was brawl poor the f o causes major the f o One t s re ht hs id eair os not does behavior f o kind this that true is It tl te eee o m sd .. e better he ... side my on referee the told I “ ' faulO their not It was nteesigmntscasboeot Both out. broke chaos minutes ensuing the In ih under With 24) soccer game between Salem between game soccer 24) iue remaining minutes onr. o guy's Youcountry. hje al, e ad ’I’ a free a; ’’It’s said: he calls, phojie Hal^ never Township he Plymouth why askedand in ago months er cn oe ih h Crier’s The with political cope endorsements. canNot Gerry.learn opponent.But not much better. dabout Weway.saidtheoft-arrogant The ovennflated ego doesn’t let himforget. a-grudge Gerry? That’s right. a ws etr hn i unqualified better his than was Law He ran for re-election in1984 and won. the tour. The Crier didn’t. a |s fie niig hm ln forLaw|’s inviting along them office j e h ws onrd bu twoWjhen. cornered wasabout he e ee fro. ot politicians, Most forgot. never He t em Lw s mn whose man a is Law seems lt[ Unprofessionalconduct from hold- re edre hm i a roun a in Crier endorsed him, em and em fight a tts ocr eeain ts. hr i no is There (United test. U.S.S.F. Federation) the on 100 Soccer f o States out 75 score liaey ade b te tltc ietr but director, athletic the by handled ultimately training. the job on or take to course mandatory ae n a lyrs eeomn it a into development player’s a and game win,, not team the help that things positive doing students and (adults fans the with problem the prsTe as hud he o paes for players on cheer should fans sports/The ourselves. handle can we both) couraging him when he does something wrong? something he does when him couraging responsible adult. responsible on wa i rgt f i on aet ae en are parents own his if right is what doing the hurt thingslhat illegal or negative doing for 1 cn publish whdtcan certified soccer referee. soccer certified reprinted is and Perspective P E C the in appeared To become a referee, all a person has to do is do to has person a all referee, a become To r o f halfback played who Flower, ission. perm by on the bench the evening :o f the game. H e is a is e H game. the f :o evening was the and bench injured first been the had on team, Flower, soccer John Salem the r io n ju l o Scho h ig H Salem The problem with the officials will have to be to have will officials the with problem The hs os o ut pl t sce, u t all to but soccer, to apply just not does This o cn engr b epce t go up grow to expected be teenagers can How JOHN FLOWER JOHN TOR' NOTE: hs dtra, rte by written editorial, This : E T O N 'S R O IT D E 1 returns Law.’sinjfpaUiregnidgegaiuE'/ o Lansing,lastto year,are losersthe in without The Crier. may be. fine heand alongget to able his constituents. residents'concern. They are, after all, sae• n nab rsdns are politician state a concerned. as Law, residents nearby escape and• a a epniiiy o r t ease to try responsibility to a has epe n h cmuiy Prisoners community. the in people minds the of on WWCF issue like is want.” you want and I can speak to whom speak I canyouwant I to and ^^tat^UNIlY^R^R . ' . R ^ R ^ Y l I N U ^ t a t ^ ^ - His constituents,His returned who him We canget along finewithout Law, But he’s too busy carrying a grudge. rbes ufc we a serious a when surface Problems Heavy stuff, eh? JOHNFLOWER COMMUNI CRI Dte e 19«5 , t I ber tcem D : R IE R C Y IT N U M M O C E H T didn’t becom e cow boy . “There are a hell of a lot of things meat freezer operation with 500 never has a bad thing to say about they didn’t tell me when 1 hired on lockers in what was then Livonia anyone. He’s a very caring person, with this outfit.” Township. But times were bad and one who is alwalys there when Through That anonymous inscription under ‘ Joe would up on the WPA in . someone needs help.” the picture of a rugged looking- Plymouth at the height of the Bifocals And maybe there is a deeper side to cowboy, hanging in a local business Depression, working on sewer con By Fred DeLano office, personifies the life and outlook struction and painting bathrooms and Joe Hudson than some acquaintances of its owner, Joseph L. Hudson. The ceilings at old Plymouth High School realize-one that can be seen best along the streams or on the trails. It quizzical expression on the cowboy’s, (now Central Middle School). be anywhere, but this thing comes face seems to be saying, “What A fling.at real estate followed and can be detected in such words of over you and it just swamps you. next?” the first Hudson office was in a skinny serenityas: The 74-year-old Hudson, who for structure oii Main Street which had “I’ve sat up north in Michigan and “I hardly ever tell this story to half a century has ben one of the been erected originally by the city as a out in Montana with a high powered anybody because they’d think I’m community’s leading Realtors, has a downtown rest room. Later it became rifle over my knees and had a deer nuts. Every year, except this last one, fight to pose such a query. Dave Agnew’s jewelry store and now come up within three or four feet--a I’ve managed to go somewhere and Never hospitalized in his first 72 the site is,a walkway between Arm- . big buck-and 1 never pulled the maybe have sat out in the woods all years, Joe’s recent months have been bruster Bootery and the John Smith trigger. night with just my horse. You can talk punctuated with such medical trifles as lothing store from Main to the to God out there.” corroded arteries, at least' four decked parking lot. . “It’s the only place, the only way, you can get close to God. You might strokes, a five-way heart by-pass, a “We did a million dollars in sales Joe, Merry Christmas. perforated ulcer that burst, and vocal the first year,” recalls Hudson. cord damage that has reduced his Admitedly, he had found his per voice to a whisper. manent niche in the business world. Yet he’s back on his feet, gets to “I love this town. I love the W hy w ould anyone w ant the command post of the J.L. Hudson people,” he added. “This community Real Estate Co. for a couple of hours is going to keep right on growing.” every workday, • and insists the time He can talk at length about the old to va n d a lize Y ule lights? again will come when he can be found days and how the area has developed in his beloved great outdoors with gun (with land prices soaring accordingly) EDITOR: special holiday glow, and, so did we. or flyrod in hand, or in the saddle on and in our conversation he did. But is [ My daughter and I had so much fun It was beautiful—and we had done it. a favorite horse. one looks around his office and going out and buying those tiny white “I am bound and determined to do notices the riding, boots, spurs, lariat, Christmas lights to put on the new My doorbell just rang. it,” he said a few days ago. bridle and other hints of hor blue spruce tree in our side yard. Oh, A neighbor just handed me a He also is determined to keep' a semanship, the question automatically andlof course, as so often happens, we broken string of about 50 lights he finger in the real estate field as health forms: “How come you didn’t didn’t buy enough.,So, it was off to picked up off of the sidewalk. As we permits, specializing in commercial become a cowboy?” the I store again. We were way over talked about why someone would and industrial property. He will retain The closest Hudson cameT to that budget now—but it didn’t seem ‘•'to want to destroy what we thought was an office even though his only co mode of life ,was as owner of a 1700- matter—we’d have the prettiest tree: so beautiful, the lady across the street worker will be his secretary of 25 acre range in! Montana with 200 head anywhere. brought over more lights that were years, Marge Schultz. lying on her driveway. of cattle, although he also had an J I got the ladder out and we wound At one time the sales staff num interest in a Quarter Horse farm west the lights round and round—carefully It felt so good. bered 22 just in Hudson’s Plymouth of Plymouth. One thing he never keping our pre-determined pattern in Now it feels so bad. office alone. And there were other really hankered to do was get into the mind. Our hands were now feeling the employes working out of satellite department store business with his j25 degree- weather—but who cared— Maybe in a. few days I’ll make offices in the Irish Hills, South Lyon, another trip to the store—but for now distant cousin, J.L. Hudson of we could hardly wait to throw the Flint, Saginaw and Northville. the tree is dark ... and I wonder why. Detroit. switch. Joe is a Michigan native, who was Anyone who" has been to the Big raised on a farm at Clayton, over Sky country of Montana knows its WOW! What a sight—300 lights. Oh yes, don’t tell my daughter what Adrian way, and there were 12 in his lure. | {The yard, the house, the whole happened, I still want to protect her. high school graduating class. His “We used to have cattle-drives out neighborhood seemed to take on thit A DAD father turned from building houses there,” said Joe. “It was a small and barns to the meat business, range and I worked the drives, too. somewhat akin to. the Koch family’s We branded cattle, recorde^ numbers T hank you Scouts 743; sausage operation here, and as a and everything, and lived on the trail. young man Joe helped on a sales route It’s interesting and it’s haijd work. 1 extending to Detroit. had a roping horse and, damn, he was aquarium is w onderful There he and a cousin opened a unpredictable. He was something else.” ) EDITOR: Jonathan Tkacz, Jason Shcllhaas, and Then there was a tale about an older The Plymouth Community Library Rich Lamparski in one evening. fellow, also a Realtor, out in Mon would like to publicly thank Ken The fish adjusted'quickly to their tana. “He didn’t handle any deal Kramer and three of his Boy Scouts new home, and the children in the under a million dollars,” praised Joe. from Troop #743 for setting up the new library are fascinated by the antics of “He wanted me to come out there and' aquarium in the Children’s Room. the tropical fish. join him. He offered me his house for The aquarium equipment was $20,000; here it would be worth dohated by Chet Solowiej, and ef MARY L. CURTIN $120,000. 1 ficiently and quickly put together by REFERENCE LIBRARIAN “It was only 10 acres but there was a stream where you cduld cast with a fly rod right out the back door and catch trout. Boy, it was gorgeous!” Y o u r w rite to fig h t So why did Hudson turn down this deal to buy a piece of paradise? - Send a letter to the editor “1 had a responsibility here. When you hire people,' you owe them TO: The Editor something. They’re keeping their The Community Crier families on.the iponey you’re paying ’?ip. 1 copldn’t lej then? .down,” 821 Penniman Ave. This trait is echoed by his long-time Plymouth, MI. 48170 ..JOEL. HUDSON secretary, who said of her friend, “He 3 . THE COMMUNITY CRIER: December II. 1985 PG.IO . ? i j s e d t p o r j f e h t a majorhassleawas aboutbe born. to ih ust ad ece ad forests beaches and and sunsets with e, n at ti ws cek was writing, I check and I do pay a was youhere this fact, or up inat Yes, you?” sheyou?” asked increduously. ---. ! 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Andwhen that’s we’re gone, allforin away, grind surely must purchase amn ntae I' payment in trade. girlfriend. myown personal checks, and a dollar- my confirmed than restaurant more depicted on their background? civilization as ; we know it. overall decay of the to leadsomeday innocentfirstat glance, blit stealthy in etuat oe f h ae’ best, area’s the of one restaurant - ninth-gradersThe already are headed mygirlfriend (we’ll callher Mary, for individual’s an questions tinually When thenightmare had ended,1 had nvtby te eln o Western and of decline us, the of inevitably, all within fiber moral will the account checking holder,modern-day account unsuspecting the over ever-increasing control its treacherous,isone - insidious form of banking,instant cash machines, IRA's o) t h Pyot Landing |As recall, I Plymouth I’vefrom what sampled. the at now) iaca cneine - drive-up - conveniences financial iue siae n h wrh f my of worth the on estimate figure t theelementaryat and middle schools? o CP y 90 O sol w do we should Or 1990. by CEP for Shouldwerealign thegrade structures nothing? 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I ■o fiu ao & X B Ips people cope ac y > H Z 3 BVjED FITZGERALD say they don’t want to live anymore. I 5 5 A. family,has lost a loved one. The don’t tell them ‘Do this, do that.’ 1 ’ Y*,« C* * O loss, though immeasurable, is made Often, if right after the funeral, they U ‘ - 'y . ,*•» '< C-1 worse. It’s happened during the might tell me they don’t feel like - V - z H Christmasseason. talking. Then after a couple of weeks, Diane O’Connor is a grief specialist. they call back.” It was her training, and now her job, to Win Schrader, trained in . grief help people overcome a loss. She has a counseling himself, says O’Connor can private practice in Farmington Hills. work wonders. Now she is part of “ Horizons,” a free “She does not intrude on anyone. counseling program sponsored by People talk easily with her. I can tell Schrader’s Funeral Home in them that life doesn’t end, it just Plymouth. j changes. What changes -- that’s where O’Connor says it’s . common for Diane comes in.” . . people, whose loss may have occurred Schrader, who has sat in on the months, or even years ago, to become workshops, describes them as in more saddened when the holidays formal. Boxes of tissue are set out. If come along. On Monday nights, someone wants to cry, they can. If they O’Connor holds grief workshops at the want to get up and go, they can.. Plymouth Historical Museum. - The Schrader says O’Connor -has not topic for this week will be ‘The “usurped anyone’s responsibilities,” Holidays-Can’t I Just Turn Them Off namely local clergy. This Year.’ “Most of them think it is gjeat,” he “It’s a time when people, if sad . said. “One minister wants to'come see around the holidays, feel there must be her (at a Monday workshop).'” . something wrong with them,” she O’Connor says she does make some says. referrals. O’Connor agreed that holidays are a “When someone comes up to me time of memories. Most people and says they’re having a hard time generally look back at them as “better wondering whether their husband went times.” . to heaven or not, then I suggest they For most people who have trouble see their minister.” recovering from the death of a loved Schrader said he was surprised at the - one, the problem may amplify during number of males in attendance at the the holidays, but" obviously, the last workshop. Though, still far out- 1 problem is there always. numbered by women, there was more DIANE O’CONNOR gets the bereaved back on their feet. (Crier photo by “People grieve in different ways,” than usual. .Ed] Fitzgerald) O’Connor says. “It’s a fallacy that “At a funeral you might see ai man everything that they have lived for when a husband dies, the wife may not after three or four months following standing aside and giving all thelie at- suddenly end. They can’t see beyond know how to get the car fixed. ‘He the death, you should be fine. You tention to a woman or chilifnld,” the pain. always took care, of that.’ never get over the hurt. O’Connor says. “They’ve been taught j‘Over 50 per cent of the time, after There are many facets of grieving, “There may be plenty of support they have to be strong. ‘Who else will an elderly mate dies, the spouse will die immediately after the funeral, but then pick up the pieces?’ But the men hurt none of which O’Connor would back within the next year.” off from. She welcomes anyone who everyone is gone. It gets harder for you just as much as the women do.” j‘A younger person doesn’t have to see other people. Friends make a Because of bottled-up emotions, has been hurt by any significant loss, that built-in network an older person not necessarily death. Loss of limb, or point not to talk about the (deceased) O’Connor says men might need might. And an older person has when you are around. Then you can’t counseling more than women. probably seen death around them eyesight, or even a job. understand why others aren’t grieving She says another fallacy is that it before.” O'Connor also believes in “pre too. The others don’t realize that the hurts more for a younger person to lose O’Connor says people have to need” counseling, before the death (deceased) is on your mind 24 hours a a mate, than an older person. realize that positive things can come occurs. The people who come see her day.” “A young couple may have been frtjim the loss. She says many look to for this, may have the steepest hill to O’Connor says she tries to develop a together a few years. People‘think of he rasa resource. climb. They don’t want their family to “coping strategy” for the bereaved. all those years cdming up that they will “A crisis will make you do suffer through an upcoming death- “Ninety per cent of the people I see miss. But an older person sees something. I hate , to stereotype, but theirown; Sea so n s TREES — TREES — TREES 4 Cockrum’sTr ees Are Here Once Again We Have A Fine G reetin g s Selection of Trees of All Sizes LOTS OF PREMIUM DOUGLAS FIR, FRASIER, SCOTCH PINE! COME EARLY FOR A BETTER SELECTION — WREATHS OF MANY SIZES - CEDAR AND PINE ROPING — EXCELLENT SELECTION OF GRAVE BLANKETS 238 South M ain Plymouth, MI Cockrum’s Farm Market 453-4100 35841 PLYMOUTH RD>3/4 MILES W. OF WAYNE RD. -Complete Travel Services ACROSS PROM FORp TRANSMISSION. OPENS AM-7 PM — 7 DAYS A WEEK Mon.-Fri. 9-5 Saturday 10-2 1 COMMUNI CRI Dcmbr 1 1985 11. ber Decem : R IE R C Y IT N U M M O C E H T _ .13 G P INVESTIGATE all the Christmas lovelies at... 728 S. Main., Ply. 455*8722 Many of us are called a variety of names from time to time. Convenient Parking & Daily Deliveries Depending on the situation and the tone of voice u?ed, a name is almost always used simply to identify someone. To Ken Gruebel, my six year old niece, Brie and all the readers who were afraid to ask, let me try to explain why I refer to my children as the kids. I realize kids are goats and offspring are children, but when you need a name in an informal column, “the child” doesn’t sound right. Besides at the ages of . 16 and 18 my children are not children anymore, but they are still my kids. There are a few different reasons for not calling them by their real names in the column. The time I used their name, many years ago, we received a couple of weird phone calls. No parent or child should have to put up with that. Since many of the experiences I write about, are the same fun things other parents are enduring with their offspring, it helps them to identify if a name isn’t used. It’s easy for all parents to identify with “the kid” .. 1 admit I didn’t like the idea of saying the kid at first. It sounded cold, harsh and uncaring, but the more I thought about it, I decided it could be fun to work with. I even talked it over with both of the children (at that time they were seven and nine). Through the years both my son and daughter have been grateful I didn’t use their name in the column. Not everyone is school knew who their mom was, so only a very few friends could tease them H andm ade In P lym outh... about something stupid their mom wrote about them. melt in your mouth fudge and nut brittles, also Can you imagine how embarrassing it would be at the age of 12 to hand dipped chocolates; truffles, jelly bellies, have your mom write about your first pair of pantyhose? It sugarless candies and gifts. probably wouldn’t have been so bad if she hadn’t described in detail 13 Forest Place ; 459-1990 grabbing the wrong pair one morning and trying to squeeze into (Across from Cozy Cafe) We Mail them. Having your mom tel} the whole world about the crotch of your pantyhose getting stuck on her kneecap isn’t something most kids would care to identify with. The kids and I have reached an understanding, l ean refer to them Wish someone a glowing as “the kid” and they can pretend not to know me the day after certain columns are printed. holiday. Albin Renauer, son of Joseph and Rosalene Renauer of Plymouth, completed the requirements of the California Bar. A I977 graduate of Salem High School, he received a BA in Political Science from U of M and recently graduated from U Of M Law School. He is employed in San Francisco as a staff attorney for Chief Justice Rose Bird of the California Supreme Court. Julie Maclsaac, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Maclssac of / Arthur Street in Plymouth, is spending the fall semester in Grenoble, France as part of the off-campus studies program at Send the FTD® Candle Glow™ Bouquet. Albion College. 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F or m ore details call 453-9171. call details ore m or F awareness. rvdd ih sl-drse, tmpd neoe Phts hud e x gos. r r in ore m or F glossy. 5x7 if be returned should be All will hotos P students. area unacceptable, envelope. if from ped and stam sketches issions and subm f o photos self-addressed, weeks skits, a four play with ithin w stories, reviewed provided short be s, will poem entries seeking is find spring 451-6610 Call volunteers. and t n a ip tic rds m o r f D GHLGHTS T H LIG H IG H SDP W a.m .-5 p.m . o r 397-791 r o . p.m .-5 a.m UNDESL B ERSCLU D N FU E R PASSAGE-CAYDE LOMOBILE BLOODM N ATN ' ' ' ' TASTING INE W Y O B 6 pm.Dc I Dec. . p.m s r e t s g n u o y S T U O C S 6 at the Hillside R estaurant. T he program is program he T estaurant. R Hillside the at 1 atr5pm. p.m 5 after t h g u o s 8 . Dc 1 a the at 19 Dec. . p.m 6 . G1 THE O NT RE: eebr 11 December CRIER: UNITY M COM E H T PG.15 T o list your group’s event in “ W hat’s Happening*’ merely send the information C a lifornia Comfort Systems, Inc. (in writing) to: THE COMMUNITY CRIER, 821 Penniman Ave., Plymouth, Ml 48170. Information received by NOON MONDAY will be used in the Wednesday’s S I N C E 1 9 7 8 paper (space permitting). ■ v- . The M idwest’s M ost Experienced Installers SALVATION ARMY Senior citizens will be the guest of the Army noon Dec. 13 at the Plymouth Corps Community Center. A special guest will bring gifts, fruit and candy. Call 961 -2292 for information. AMERICARE A grand opening for the Americare Home Health Resources store at the Arbor Health Bldg in Plymouth will feature special sales Dec. 13-14. Occupational therapist Gerri Conti will discuss “ Living with Arthritus” on the hour starting at I p.m. each day. Call 455-0350.- DUNNING HOUGH PARTIES The library will host two parties for children Dec. 21. Kids ages three and one-half thru five yeaVs can come at 10:30 a.m. The 6-11 year-olds can come at 1:30 p.rh. Both will feature stories, games and crafts. Parents must remain in the library for the hour-long parties. Register in person or call 453-0150 before Dec.-18. ‘G ET TOGETHER WITH SANTA’ The Plymouth McDonald’s will be the place for childhood Christmas fun Dec. 11 and 17 from 5-7 ’ p.m. Call 453-4760 for info. “WOMEN AND ALCOHOL” The National Organization of Women (NOW) Ann Arbor-Washtenaw County Chapter will meet 7:30 p.m. Dec. lOat the First Unitarian Universalis! Church, 1917 Washtenaw, Ann Arbor. Call 995- 5494. SCHOOLCRAFT COLLEGE The college’s Continuing Education program will offer an eight week R.N. Refresher course Jan. 9. - March 6. Register by Jan. 2. Call 591-6400ext. 410. Winter semester classes start Jan. 3. Register now to study at the main college or at centers in Garden City, Northvillc and The Plymouth-Canton Community. Call 591-6400c.xt. 340. . - LEARNTOSKI Two sessions o f classes (Jan. 6 and 13 followed by Jan. 20 and 27) will be held by Canton Parks and Recreation at Riverview Highlands. Cost is S34 if you do not have your own equipment, $24 if you do. Call 397-1000 for'details. ‘ . ‘ ' MUPPETT MANIA Canton Parks and Recreation is sponsoring a trip to see “The Muppetts on Tour” stage show Dec. 28 at Cobo Arena. The bus leaves at 9:30 a.m. from the Township Administration Bldg. Cost is S7 per person. Call 397-1000between 8:30a.m. - 5 p.m. for reservations. POLISH CAROLS The Polonaise Chorale will sing at Madonna College 4 p.m. Dec. 15. For more info call'464-7996 or 939-3407. Admission is free with donations accepted. ESSAY CONTEST The Plymouth-Canton Civitan Citizenship Essay Contest continues until March 15. Topic is: Is there too much sex and violence in the youth-oriented record and video-cassette market? First prize $100. Fordetailscall451-6321 or453-7569. PANCAKE BREAKFAST The.Mayflower Lt. Gamble Ladies Auxiliary will hold a breakfast the First Sunday o f each month at the hall on 1426 S. Mill. Call 453-1680. GROWTH WORKS The Employment Dynamics program needs 16-21 year-olds interested in permanent employment. Job training and placement assistance available now. Must live in Western Wayne County and meet eligibility requirements. Call 455-4093 for more info. WCP1C funded. PLYMOUTH SALVATION ARMY A three-on-three teen basketball league starts Jan. 8. A men’s floor hockey league starts Jan. II. Register by Dec. 27. A six-week aerobics class is being held oh Tuesdays and Thursdays. Open, in formal men’s basketball starts Jan. 8. $1.50 per visit. For info on any of the leagues, call Jeff Beachum453-5464. . 1 Featuring the finest in| ... s CLOTHING BANK The Plymouth-Canton Schools Clothing Bank needs your extra clothing for boys and girls. A •Kiln-dried American- special needis for slacks sizes 4 to 6x. Call Virginia 455-6122. J ! TOASTMASTERS Western Red Cedar If you have a tough time speaking in public, join the Toastmasters Club. It meets every Tuesday night at Denny’s on Ann Arbor Road. Call 455-1635. •Amerec sauna heaters PLYMOUTH KIWANIS The club will again sponsor candidates to the Plymouth Hall o f Fame. If you’d like to nominate a and controls civic-minded soul write Box 594, Plymouth 48170. TOY COLLECTION , Mel’s Golden Razor in Plymouth is gathering toys for needy and handicapped children. Bring the •Prehung self-closing toys to Mel’s through Dec. 1.4. Call 455-9057. sauna; doors BLOODDRIVE A Red Cross blood drive, sponsored by Oakwood-Canton Health Services Center, is 1-7 p.m. Dec. C iistom D esign & Installation 19 in the St. John Neumann’s Activity Bldg. Call 459-7030 for an appointment. SCHOOLCRAFT COLLEGE A Career Planning and Placement Center will teach job hunting and resume writing 6-8 p.m. Dec. A M E R E t i 11. Call 591-6400. PLYMOUTH COMMUNITY CHORUS Schplarships are available for talented songsters who wish to study voice through private lessons, iu n ; college or summer music camps. Three grants will be awarded: $500 for a graduating high school senior and two $250 Stipends for students grades 6-11. Deadline for application is March 7, 1986. Call O rder this wweek e e k - 455-4080. CANTON SENIOR CITIZENS to insure delivery by Christm as." “ Feeling Good” is the name of this exercise class held Mondays at the Salvation Army noon-1 p.m. Instructor Jan Fuller will accommodate all levels o f fitness. Cost is $1 per session. Seniors can also trace their family tree on Tuesdays I2C30-3 p.m. at the Canton. Recreation Center. For questions on either program call 397-1000ext. ^ j OHN NEu Ma NN SENIORS ,. SHOWROOM W-IWE . The 50-up Club meets the First Tuesday of each month at 7 p.m. at the church on Warren Road, -Jfcl ottAttMicsHAU. west o f Sheldon . Call 459-4091. 1230’ttrALTCWBLVD. CHRISTMAS WREATHS The Plymouth Branch of the Women’s National Farm and Garden Assn will sell 18 and 22 inch ROCHESTER, M l 46063 wreaths, along with bundles of greens and boxwood. Call 459-1437 or 459-3089. 311/651-0808 TRAILWOOD GARDEN CLUB notw ftr nonr» The club’s Seventh Annual Christmas Luminaries sale is underway. Available are 15-hour candles. Call 459-1999,459-3797, or 455-9024. CEP HOLIDAY BALL I This year’s dance is Dec. 14 at Canton High from 8-11 p.m. Tickets are $5 for a couple and $3 m m single.Call451-6251.' ' .___ . . . ______j . . . . 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Ford 3f7(?7 the for there held is fundraiser a when 12 Jan. gala tering A d o o r p riz e -- a w eek en d fo r tw o a t t a o tw r fo d en eek w a -- e riz p r o o d A CARAIL, the antique auto and miniature train train miniature and auto antique the CARAIL, Perm a Seal Seal a Perm r e e f a F d l f f l T ' a l a g a i a r B C 721-0779 bemade y alng453-4707. g callin by e d a m e •b rtists A th u s fa r. jA dditional re se rv a tio n s m ay ay m s n tio a rv se re dditional jA r. fa s u th - g in n e ev rat t d e rd a w a he mor gl ous of e nt i The e h T in ts en ev f o s u ro o m la g re o m e th m a jo r d o n o rs to th e R ockw ell p ro je c t t c je ro p ell a ockw R e n o th to le b rs ila o a n o av d r e jo b a m ill w s n tio a rv se re uigtepoet \ » ;. » \ Ca Janet months project. the during . ity n u m m o C n to n a C p th u o m ly P his assistant Gilham Erickson. Gilham assistant his 459-3531. or 453-3858 all C deduction. here e h e m o h home oij ap'artment can’t be found for sculptors Peter Rockwell and Rockwell Peter sculptors for found be can’t oij ap'artment home tax for exchange in rent Free mid-June. to mid-March Needed area. lmuh o si'ak einn Mrh 5Te wl sre as serve will 15-They March beginning nship'Park Tow Plymouth rit i rsdne fr h Pyot-atn Community Plymouth-Cantdn The for residence” in artists “ frt i, gi ng wih t e th ith w g in n in eg b sis, a b ” e m o c ‘first eary!t ve ng s d be e n o e b ld u o sh g in en ev e th ! rly a le C t s severel is e c n a d n tte A noi loig o a osste o wsig o donate‘tWee to wishing or housesitter a for looking Anyojie h to il pn tre ots avn te cltr for sculpture the carving months three spend will a two if soon The appearing be may ad housing-wanted ythical m That But it But Plymouth the in artists two r o J apartment or house : D E T N A W m ' ’s hard to be “ in residence” without one. without residence” in “ be to hard ’s ' e T ’ H a j F i t f etfe, a cnat h aoe ubr ^o uc and Hulce ^Jo numbers above the contact may rent-free, hl epciey) ’ respectively!), phell i ■ *** » Rockwell sculpture project. Linda, ’ formerly Linda Linda ’formerly Linda, project. sculpture Rockwell » \ ^ M iw ,.g ^ .o n c e an active Plymouth Community Arts Arts Community Plymouth active an e c n .o ^ ,.g iw M ^ \ Council member (Crier photo jiy ChrisUoyd) jiy photo (Crier member Council 3 o pi&ei e i or fo ain g a ce n o in e it& p to y t i n u t r o p j ^ ^ ^ i | ^ £ g ^ mm 1 ' ' K V X 1K V vvv’, ‘ 1 .v.v.v.’., m a rb le a fa n ta sy p la y g ro u n d fo r r fo d n u ro g y la p sy ta n fa a le rb a m nt s.” e c p n a ta in a u q c rtistic a a ) elp (h ill w is e h T rin e v . tra f ren o ild t u ch o g tin a re c e b ell) ockw (R he t . ity n u m m o c e th eci i f l , s ai . id sa e sh s,” e g a all r fo n tio ia c re p Township park. Township proposed sculpture for Plymouth Plymouth for sculpture proposed put o Li Kughn, ts fer t n re iffe d a it’s , n h g u K a d in L to t u .p “ A n d I’ll be renew ing a lo t o f f o t lo a ing renew be I’ll d n A ’ll e “ h t a th pressed Im t s ju ’m I “ PA R T OF R O C K W ELL’S ELL’S W K C O R OF T R PA y P ‘ *t lilt l i l t n i I l .‘3Pf 5*St t t * t t * * t .1 THK COMMUNITY" CRIER: December II . 1985 PG.18 ^ 3 = nbow p o h S w o b in a R iiin 873 W. ANNW.ARBOR 873 TRAILPLYMOUTH • BRIO TRAINS& STARTER SETS ONLY StockingStuffer Heackjtiarters! r o f i i ti on n o d a this in g rin B 3 1, 5 1 14, 13, . C E D F F O % 5 ! Santa’s 459-5580 n o JL ■ W -...a "W— h isa$0itcriiae poob dFtgrl) . 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There was a w inner for each category, plus an plus category, each for inner w a was There . 8 - 5 grades and 4; - uiy " ' " munity. o. I too. BCTI1 CHAPMAN holds, her grand prize winning picture. The Qur Lady of Lady Qur The picture. winning prize grand her holds, CHAPMAN BCTI1 The p ie r would like to thank everyone who entered our contest. our entered who everyone thank to like would r ie p The at wil ed l te ie e a mse, o ot u Tran out sort to muster, can he time the all need ill w Santa notntl w wrnt be o rn al te drawings, the f o all print to able weren’t we Unfortunately vroe re t mk ter rwns sclru a possible. as as'colorful drawings their make to tried their show Everyone to eager were kids older The in. poured 'entries The The grand prize was a $40 gift certificate good with any advertiser any with good certificate gift $40 a was prize grand The There were three age categories: pre-school thru grade 1; grades 2 grades 1; grade thru pre-school categories: age Contest three were There Coloring as Christm Annual Sixth rier’s C The year, This esaeslk twe edr rt. ts iewe hy draw, they when nice It’s write. readers when it like Newspapers 1 * * ? * ) - \ \ *** pf.Bpy and lyane* fChapmiyi of Ceolqn. of fChapmiyi lyane* and pf.Bpy *** ' * ' * I ; \ v . v- : d l r o w y m r o l o C a****** ***JZim.a****** <****/?£** & • \ * * * ? . *- :***•• ■ •' :> *:•***•*,• «**- v. •» •• — ■ '• t n v...-.«**n .~L\: o t n a S * a f t -"* f 1 T • # ...... •* • It ’• FG.19 FG.19 tfo o it S w b D e a r S a n t a E H T COM M UNITY C R IE R : December 11. 1985 : R IE R C UNITY M COM C hristm as is all w rapped up pL vyguld. wkft _ g I want a soccer ball. Can you plese Hi, I would like a jambox, dirt bike, bring me a stomper. Will you please motor cycle (Kawasaki 60KX) and a bring me a new bike. Can yowplease hamster. A copmputer for my one bring me a dog and a radio. brother and a car for my older Scott Tobias brother. That’s all. f Brian Smith Can you bring me a new soccer ball? My mom and dad said it was ok. Of course 1 would like some things I would also like a ghetto blaster, So for my. self but I also wish for other ' 1 could play with it. people th a t are less fortunate than I, Chad Moore to have some nice presents also. MicheUi Timte The Crier wishes tc This Christmas I want a preemie acknowledge that all letters were published cabbage patch kid. 1 hope it doesn't just how we received them. And no, our typesetter does not need glasses. M any-ofkhe 'etters are funny. Some are touching. A ll are cost too much. I would like a color- I would like to have the Heart full dress and some beautiful flowers. Family and cabbage patch clothes. straight from the heart See you later. Love, Thank you. Addy Lubig Jam ie Selliroeder For X-mas I want to get a small Hi! This year my Christmas wish jambox, a werid A1 tape, and is for everyone in the world, who is I want a bike. I have been waiting.. I would like everyone around the My old one is messed up. I have had something for my dog, br< ther, mom, unfortunate. 1 would like you to give world to have a wonderful Christmas. and dad. Thank you and Merry all, or almost all my gifts to the it for two years. I got it 2 years ago. I think th e m ost im portant presents Ryan MonrOe X-mas. needy. he can give is peace and love. So have Kathleen Walsh Christy Perrault a Merry Christmas. How. is it up in the north Pole? Heidi Neuroth I have been a good boy. My Here is what I want. Live and love Please give me thijee pound Christmas list is on the Christmas Baby Scrub a Dub Dogie and me and weights, exercise mat and Barbie tree. Remember my Friends and my my mom want a VCR. Love, workout center. Thank you! Have a mom and dad. P.S. I’ll leave you Raychel Quinn For C hristm as I would like for the nice year. Your friend, cookies _ __ and suaarbeets for the sick people to be well. Also for my Heathbr Johnson reindeer.Love, I know that I will get some He man family to be happy 1 would life some Glenn Goehmann guys. I know I will get it because I cloths and a Cabbage Paten Show. I would love to have a few things was good. for good old Christmas. The things I would like some Barbie clothes & Joseph Casoglos For Christmas this year I woiild are a “bunch of G.I. Jo£ men and a Hellen Keller book. I have been like many things like a computer, 1 vehicles and an omnibat for good this year. I got a good'teport I want.... a pound puppy, Barbie Mini TV, a paper route, clothes and Christmas! Thanks! , card too. From, Dream house, Stickers, Rubber much more. Also, for everyones fami Gary J. Lejwandowski Jessica Shellha stamps, Popcorn poper, fur coat, 6 ly to get together and share gifts. pack for my dad, M cPaint com puter Michelle Wilder This Christmas I wo>i Id like a 2 I’d like for all thechDdrenfonave. pens. Merry Christmas Santa Love, Stereo Jam box, a teleph^ine, clothes, a nice and safe Christmas. I’d like to Jessica * W day-to-night Barbie and Keno. Also get a supper bowl sled, a buzzy I would like some earings, pencils a digital watch, and Calipbage patch cookie maker, a gerggle teddy bear. I love you Santa. I believe in you, or pens, some doths for my Cabbage clothes and asseceries. Amber Lancaster other people dont but I do! I would Patch Kid, and lots of surprizes, and E Redmond like a VCfy Love, a watch. Thank you, | I wold like a robot with a remotV^/* Matthew Speck Heather Henigan control. And T.V. with color and con Please bring me a Cabbage Patch trol. And a new shirt and skirt. From, Kid, a big shirt,-and Trivia Pursuit Missy McBee young players. See you soon! Merry Christmas!! For Christmas I would like a jam- iim Bessert box, a Cabbage Patch Kid Horse and . some other stuff in my Christmas I would like a lot of things for List. Love, Christmas, but I would really like is Kathryn Vukovich everyone to have a wpnderful and save Christmas. Love, Cabbage Patch Clothes. Nicble Burchart Joanne Rardinitis I want all the poeple in the world I would like ear phones, doll house, to have a Merry Christ:in as. I would doggy treats. Love, like to have the Ethiojjiians to have Kara Randinitis lots of food. I would like clothes. Love,^ I would like a lot of HE-MAN Yara Kelly stuff. Also a new dirt-bike. And, please, tons of transformer stuff! Say For Christmas I vould like a hi to Mrs. Claus! Love, necklace and a purs: and some Aaron Tone clothes. And also I would like to have peace in the world and stop wars and I would like a snuggle bumm kid world famine. and a dress-up Vanity and Sprite e- , Amy Mulholland Wheel Cycle with cap and lovable 9” stuffed good time bear and a barbie and a bike. " I want a KawaskGr jenMorty cy- Jenna Costello cle, a .swiss army knife, bebe pistol gun, a 13 inch color T V. I want Bumblebee, Voltron 3—the . ’ Pat!rick Martinez Lions that you back pull and they go, football cards, the alien construx, GREG MACK1EWICZ, 13, won the grade 5-8 category. Greg, the sun of Mr. I would like a and cabbage sunstreakers Cblitwing, astrotrain, and Mrs. Gregory P. Mackiewicz of Plymouth, is'a student at.West Middle patch playpen, you can’t get skywarp, ravj&&'rumble, frenzy. School. His sisfet Jennifer was a winner in The Crier contest two years ago. them, its O.K. Love, (Crier photo by Ed Fitzgerald) Jill Lawrence Brad Ammons T H E COM M UNITY C R IER : December !1. 1985 P(;.2» Besdes ng f ends wih Sant she and her t oose t h th e te e s o lo e e r th r e h d n a e h s , ta n a S ith w s d n ie fr g in e b s e sid e B . t o l s e n o e d a r g waii for he oot ry.(Cri photo Ed zger )^ l) k ra e g tz J X d E y b o t o h p r ie r C ( . y ir a f th o to e th r o f g itin a w e r a r el Lv, i you and Love, Rudolph inature well. m hope a are I ant w tanle. lso A pool I. hn brothew ot o orride. Love, car- a reindeer. for your Look for t Puppy. ro Pound a and Bigfoot. Bigfoot. sister, B rians, w ants a doll, dress, dress, Love, doll, Bye-bye. a all. ants ts w a th food rians, B sister, purle hugle bunch. And a real live live real a And bunch. hugle purle toys (trucks and cars) bicycle and my my and bicycle cars) and (trucks toys bunny. A nd a cage. Love, cage. a nd A bunny. A M Y S O N N A N S T 1 N E , 6 , is a s tu d e n t a t I s b is te r . 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I w ant ant w I bike. speed Lam berto Smigliani berto Lam ahn cLaud M eaghan M Lori Wyzykiewicz Lori Jenny Henderson Jenny Sarehagrin ngie A L om e Tymczak e om L in iwrszi Jibw rian B Love, ee u bell Tum Renee aon arylski B n Jaso ynKats K Ryan G2 TKCMUIYCIR Dcme I, 1985 December II, CRIKR: COMMUNITY THK PG.21 3 d m S w ta L If y o u ’re w ise, you’ll % c o m e 4 I would like my little poiiy and I would like a stereo Cassette radio, Care Bear Cousin Raccoon. I will give a phone for my room, toe Atari tape you a Carrot for Rudolph and hot Adventure, a gocart or four wheeler, & chocolate and cookies for you. Love, a rubber ball, and a M erry Christm as Traci Wolfe for all. % Derek Baer I would like to have a new cabbage 4 patch ‘kid’ a boy, a real puppy and i . I would like a game for Christmas something for my sister Shannon. 4 Love, so I can give it to the poor children. ' Brandy Booth I hope the poor people have a nice & Christmas and have something to 4 How are' you? I am Good this year. eat. % I would like a Teddy Bear and a cook Scott Hamerink CHUCK JACK:SON, the Skatin’ Station Skate Shop 4 ing set and some books anyhow are & manager, helps s jolly customer shop for gifts. your raindeer. Love, \ This is what .1 want for Emily Stachura Christmas. l.Some skis. 2.Some 4 . tapes. 3. Some clothes. 4. Some HOLIDAY SPECIALS What’s Happening Dude? I have a school stuff. Love, Quality hankerin for a fat and jolly santa doll, Julie Angell & 4 a magasupreme transformer, and oc- tamus prime transformer, and a (peed Skates % SKATE 4 stuffed animal for my wild brother I’d like a puppy, a pair of roller Conco de Leather Boot and Plate skates, a cabbage patch stuffed Bret. P.S. Say Hi to the little lady! SHOP Precis on Bearing, Labeda Wheels $115.00 Thank you. animal, candy, a little tv, a bed tent, % OPEN SALE PRICE 4 Ryan Winkler something for my mom and dad, dog bones. From, 10 a.m. $94.50 Margaret Wirth -9 p.m. I would like Grampa & Bullitt to & 4 live to be very very old, b u t healthy. Monday Reidell 122, Chicago Bullet Plate REG. For me I want a little Pony.Castle I don’t want alot for Christmas but % thru Full Precision Bearing. Labeda Wheels $137.95 and a Hugga Bunch Doll. Love, there are the things I want: 2000 4 Vicki Anderson Saturday SALE PRICE piece Robotix package, G.I. Joe $119.95 (cobra), and any thing that has to do % I would like chubbles, care bear, . with a computer. B U Y A T T h 4 starlight; hello color, electric train, a John Blake SKATIN’ toy instument. Thank you. Have a Merry Christmas. > STATION Dictated by Katie Wolfe For Cristmas this year 1 don’t A) Knowledgeable sal£s want veiy much. But I wan’t any People pomcr I would like a Teddy Bear, a doll, kind of sports shirt including Soccer. B) Replacement parts STOCKING I want drams, stuff for my brother % a stuffed reindeer, a She-la doll, C) Large selection of quality STUFFHtS & records, and walkie-talkies. Love, and dog. Soccer Ball. skates our gift certificate Shannon Harris Ryan Beierwaltes & D) Service what we sill! or coupon boote. 4 G I F T FIVE FREE 4 D e a r S a n t a P t e / 9 - s e 6/&aJg / n s - % > , C E R T I F I C SKATING f\ U/H-OLB &UAJC,ti o F- . G . I . I would like mask and books and Alfie and tapes and letters from the post office. Thanks.. Sam Boyd How are things a t the N orth Pole? 8611 Rorda Dr. (off Joy Rd.) Canton I want the microwave and stove, I want... I want... I want... I want with telephone.! A :Cabbage Patch snake mountain and Sam wants and clothes. And something for my 459-6400 mask. I waht... 1 want... to tell you brother, 1 think he would like a little Thanks. ■ car, or a van. Lave, >1 -1. • Joe1 Boyd : Emily Tecmire: *°them a lot. 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My brother is 3 y ears old, b u t he has has he t u b old, ears y 3 is brother My rnfr r n ecntasom transform can he and er, Transform a Transformer. big a ants w brother My erCui. Love, Cousin. Bear a-Iegggggs, U psy Baby, Show Pony, Pony, Show Baby, psy U a-Iegggggs, Love, ight m I as. Christm for ers Transform a blood sucker & th e evil Noard. Noard. evil e th & sucker like guy blood other t a a th & antenna M ant w calendar and a girl Cabbage Patch Patch Cabbage girl a and calendar i t rw oyal. Love, ponytails. brown ith w Kid obs Kitn ok n a te itten k a and book itten K KoKb’s Love, b rin g m e som e g a rb a d g e p ail ail p e g d a rb a g e cookies som e m g rin b int. stickers, sw ett secrets. P.S. I have have I P.S. secrets. ett sw stickers, S a a p J ^ ' r K o r o F ryChit as, hristm C erry M A nd I would like a pen w ieth chalk chalk ieth w pen a like please. as would I hristm C nd A for passifer a ith w and your elves are doing alright. alright. doing anta are S rs. 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Kid atch P Cabbage ant w I e som e av h se a le p I an C 1 For C hristm as I would like a a like would I as hristm C For I have been a good girl so would ou ou would so girl good a been have I I would like for Christm as, a Black Black a as, Christm for like would I I would like a tw in Cabbage P atch atch P Cabbage in tw a like would I I love you. This Christmas I would would I Christmas This you. love I for ’d like I s g in th pf alot are There I would like another teddy bear. bear. teddy another like would I would like a Wuzzlele, lots-a-lots- lots-a-lots- Wuzzlele, a like would ss of Power, sw ift wind, Cab- Cab- wind, ift sw Power, of ss & milk a t my house for you. you. for house my t a milk eec yn nighter K Lynn Rebecca - . enet Wardynski W ette Jean x a c Michele Moreno Michele M arcella Hooks arcella M Kimberly Dunn Kimberly lsn Nemier Alison C hristine Ling hristine C Troy VAnpelt Troy t stach O eth B * Erin Reid Erin & P C .25 .25 C P TH E COM MUNITY C R IER : : IER R C MUNITY COM E TH Com e H om e . » * eebr 1 1985 11, December fo r C hristm as * * * « « t d i i i i i i V ♦ >*i ►,< COnSMiKKUBI u i i h ' ■i u ■■ v in i i : : ! i « d l i « 0 « l [■ \ ‘•X / • « / *< a a C om e hom e again th is year for a C h ristm as filled w ith th e en ch an tm en t o f th e holidays. E n joy the vari y o f special m erchandise found in th e area sh ops. B row se the do \ un tow n streets decorated festively, g ivin g o ff th e w a, i m th o f th e season . Celebrate the season in style this year w ith som ething for som eone special purchased in your h o m e t o w n . TM COMMUNITY Federal Credit Union “Your Financial Altem aiive Plymoi tb 453-1200 Canton 4554)400 Northville 348-2920 , , < Insured by N.C.U.A-.to$lQO,i • 1 l : • -a > j I l l l 7 _ THE COMMUNITY CRIER: Dtcember Jl, 1985 PG.26 l a n o i s s e f o r P DERMATOLOGY- N DI ^ - S E S A E IS D IN K -S Y G O L O T A M R E -D r 339500 - (313)455-1908 - (313)995-0303 e c i v r e S A n n Arbor,M l 48105 Plymouth, M l 48170 l M Plymouth, Trail 48105 l Arbor n n A W. Arbor,M 990 n n A Road outh Plym 3250 y r o t c e r i D Phone 455-6881 Phone t p p A Evening C I N I L C Y T I N U M M O C H T U O M Y L P Available . C . P , . D . M , N O T S N I W . 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I would like a skateboard, a pair of We have been good boys could you c o m p o s it s & m a k e u p skis, and a couple of tapes. Thank please bring us some toys thank you Actors, Musicians & Models you, love • Also available for special occasions Joe Ohl Brandon and Bobby Meredith (Birthdays, High School photos, etc.) • Call today for Christmas Card Photos m . I want mega Supreme, construx, a I want a Rainbow Brite doll and I • 10 yrs. Professional Experience new prime, and some train parts. I also would like another Cabbage also daredevil cliff hangers. Love, Patch doll and may be a Hug-a- G olden G ate Mali, Canton M att Ammons B u n c h l would like an o u tfit for my Cabbage Patch, and an outfit for 4 5 3 - 7 5 8 0 myself. H oliday Special I would like a greatshape barbie Adrienne Muncy “We guarantee our work” and a little tote bag. Love, 2 5 % O F F Erin Horton All photo sessions with this ad. No job too big or too small" I love you. I want a princess snug I would like you to bring me a gle bug w ith a crown & magic wand GoBots Mobile Commaro Center and a Barbie Kitchen and Dream Tthruster Enemy Robot Head- house, and a cabbage patch exercise. I’m behaving good and Erin wants and Legoland Kids’s Cutie for some bracelets like me. Lauren Devine C hristm as. AMK 3 A S & s o f t w e / u r TS .Kevin Jayson I’m trying to -be good. I even try INSTOCK! I would like Barbie stuff, Hello Coir not to cry when mommy leaves me at or, and a big Flower Kid, Bye bye School for Christmas I would like AR T A R I520 ST’S Santa Claus. Love, Teddy Ruxpin & She-Ra & V Denise Philips Something for Mikie (my dog). Love, ! Nicole Eiden FROM $7 9 5 00 How have you been these days? Has Rudoloph been good? Could you I would like Snoopy Snow Cone COI VIMODORE 128 please bring me a drum and a junior Machine, Glo-Butterfly and a Cab set of golf dubs. Your friend, bage Patch Preemie. Love, f Jenny Prew Alec Ras ... G iv e a gift that lasts — For Christmas I want a Hugga Would you please give me all the ' a. good investment Bunch Doll and also. She-Ra Dolls - G.I. Joe guys and a wuzzie. I will and Swift Wind the Horse and leave some cookies out for you and - .1 __ :_.______• {UUU iiiiimiii mill ii ii i Crystal Castle. some milk. I love you. MJ Lisa Erickson David Watosh Dear Santa The ' * y ^ ’- H < \ j a r r | f i x d r p u v t n t a i f a - ~t~r> f a r f g d - r - t-hii. (AWitlfW rr. nyi - — i -for A« airpUnt - CCUltO II CO H ipU tei 1 h i \ 459-4340 5906 N. SHELDON RD., CANTON (IN HARVARD SQUARE) THK COMMUNITY CR1KR: December 11.1985 PG.28 ol lk a esed Oe e. re o m I One poay. tenspeed. little a I My like uzzles. W like a would like also would I would Also set. m as house hope you have a safe trip . . trip safe a have you hope house as m o’ fre hatweot m rand G my Love, to ego w t a th forget don’t I would really like a racing bike. And And bike. 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I hope the the hope I puzzle. dog & i & i t oy Ellison . J Robyn * * ** * * D ebra Swatosh ebra D Pelc E. Sandra V B rian Zezawa rian B M C atie Rogers atie C ik Paquin Nick K aren Cairo aren K Sean Allan Sean % * K/ » * » * K J / *« a . t t CMUIYCIR eebr II. December CRIER: COMMUNITY E H T Whan it comes to Christmas, kids are quick on the draw ’ 1 ! I i i \ EDDIE SCHARF, 4, of Canton, certainly didn’t spare the crayons. He was probably in a hurry to get his shopping done. Apple lie Systems Charlestown Square IGITAL 253 N. Main St. Plymouth, Ml NTERIAINMENT 455*0960 yhm Holiday Specials COM PACT DISC PLAYERS TAPE DECK & TURNTABLES A pple lie1 uuith 10% ■ 40% OFF Zenith green monitor, Selected models 2 half height drives, 80 column cord, •Classical - 128 Hi m em ory, •Jazz •Pop * •Christmas M u s ic ... $ 1 0 9 9 * 0 0 * Full 1 i^eor warranty on entire system. •' = = k r = 1 ^ ^ J P M C CENTER l f 42189 Ann Arboe Road * — — 1 Plymouth, Michigan I STROM COMPUTER 4 5 5 - 8 0 2 2 G ood M usic Isn’t that far aw ay. ‘rrtiaiiii S ' py, a Wuzzle, a D ictionary, and the the and ictionary, D a Wuzzle, a py, gam e A dvance to Boardwalk, Love, Love, Boardwalk, to dvance A e gam Love, ; >atch Kid, and a Travel Bag, and a a and Bag, Travel a and Kid, ;>atch .. . I would, like n T errier Pound Pup Pound errier T n like would, .. . I B aby B rite, Shy Violet, Baby Glory. Glory. 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Shape ta in et G a and I wood loke H e m an guys, Shera Shera guys, an m e H loke wood I stocking wing red puter, com A Premie Pound Puppy, Scrapbook, Scrapbook, Puppy, Pound Premie some Christmas, for like would I I w ant connect four and a Camera Camera a and four connect ant w I .■■ .'■■ri Eiaeh Sutherland Elizabeth < Jenny Sutherland Jenny d Ouu abua Okurum Ndu John Trainor John el Conroy Kelli U H -• r G3 T O NT RE: eebr II. December CRIER: UNITY M COM E TH PG.31 ffeofcSmtfe T o be checked tw ice W" y o u - Q h e T I _Q For a warm and wonderful . r w ^ h o | < * 5 holiday shopping experience, M ♦ t # * ' » *»»•»*. **# 4 •*-|4/44»/4i visit the fine stores at Westland Center. > < ■ •. i t f * f » • t f / / • a A 4 4<4>l 4 1 / i4 <•/AAA>«4a i A. I want.some “G.I. Joe guys, super Please bring me a Cabbage patch friend guys, & some Mask guys. I boy or premmie, Ken Barbie clothes, We offer you would like a small skateboard & some Day to Night Barbie, Barbie clothes variety and easy accessibility' drums. I was a good boy. I will leave Kimberly Rynolds cookies & carrots Christmas Eve. convenient, worry-free parking From, For Christm as I would like Voltron extended shopping hours / Casey Cook remote control car and robotech. Center-wide Gift Certificates David Wynaliek ■ I want the Care Bear House and sights and sounds of the holidays the poochie sticker set! I have a new I would like a Transformer, Spec- sisters she wants a teddy bear. tors Snow Boots, Gobots, Pound Courtney Krause Puppy, Wuzzle, Laserlight, Mask, Sightor, Teddy Ruypin, voltron I would like a musical pony. also a - Chad Schantz COME SEE SANTA cabbage patch doll My little brother I IN THE ENCHANTED FOREST wants a sword and a shield. Can I I Want kainbow brite, Starlite, please have sweet secrets jewelry baby brite; hair band, and a carebear thru December 24 too? Love, Love Tiffany Bench Maggie Jallos SANTA'S VISITING HOURS I would like a walkie talkie, Rhino, I want a poll named baby Brite and Snake Mountain for Christmas. rainbow brite puppy brite, and Doll Mon - Thur. 10:00 am - 8:30 pm I would'like a drum set too. house fumaturie. Thanks Fridays. . . . 10:00 am - 9:00 pm Adam Allen Danielle Gibbons Saturdays. . . 9:30 am - 9:00 pm I love you. I have been good. Bring Since by Birth all I have heard Sundays. . . 12:00 pm - 5:00 pm me lotz of toys, Love, around our house has been, “M Go Instant photos will be available. Tamara Nicole Wade Blue, I am getting sick of it please bring my dad a Ohio State Sweat I wany a baby pony, baby doll, Shirt, Thank You. musicbox-and flowers. Brian just Shea & Bryan Kisabeth wants clothes. I love you Karen Glass For Christmas I would like a bunch of toys. Love ■ Thank you for the fire truck last Kevin Dunrf year. I colored a rainbow'on your sleigh for you. Please may I have, a I hope you have a nice Christmas. walkie talkie and musical in How are your reindeer doing? I hope struments this Christmas. Love, you come this Christmas. I’m look Mark Stewart ing forward for you to come. I really like you Santa. I hope you bring me I want a bear tote-bag for me, a lots of Toys. My brother Casey would Hugga-Bunch doll for my sister like lots of toys also. Casey likes you Tricia , and a pretty world for Santa. Casey hopes your reindeer are everyone. . doing well also. Love from, Billy Pinion Brady & Casey Goode t a J M A \n'iZF»niJtA. IA. •A j / y i r u u THE COMMUNITY CRIER: December 11. 1985 a. m y 'little pony. S an ta I w ant you. you. ant w I ta an S all. is at pony. h T 'little y m o’ ko o e. Love, yet. how know don’t P.S . momma is w riting th is since I I since is th riting w is on momma . 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A nd nd A as. hristm C for cushy & typoo o pes biga eeti r n— in tra electric an bring please you tmprHema guysLg’ — s—Lego’s y u g an e-m per—H stom n rs-p. hn-o; Love, Thank-you; crash-ups. and vi and bunch, huga a ant w I ta jSim ; a t 453-6900 t a A d C o nsu ltant ltant nsu o C d A C a ll Y o u r C rie r r rie C r u o Y ll a C I would like some gobots and orcoL orcoL and gobots some like would I I w ould lik e V o ltro n , S peed peed S , n ltro o V e lik ould w I at- P ug-a-bunch H a like would I have I voltron Me ring B Please I w ant some toys for m y little pony pony little y m for toys some ant w I Will year. is th good been have I V. •V we’re going ... going we’re where and been we’ve where t a look a takes A n n u al al u n n A pf Secton tio c e lS fa 'p T h e C r ie r s r ie r C e h T Gr th w ro “G l a i c e p s s u t h g u o r b u o y n e h W ‘ Retail • • Commercial • Industrial • Residential • t _ * . ity n u m m o C Stephanie Renee Tyler Renee Stephanie coa lgander E icholas N hr . ersch M M. Sheri Richie Torossian Richie Nicole Coleman Nicole Joel Skinner Joel K u rt Berlin rt u K 9 9 d m Sotda m d .1 also w ant th e junior edition Trivial Trivial edition junior e th ant w .1also b e a rs , a h a m ste r o r g erb il, il, erb g rib r o air h pencils, r ste m colored a h dollhouse, a , rs a e b b o n s, m a rk e rs, bookm ark, and and ark, bookm dolls, rs, e a rk a in m ch s, n o b books, r, rite w e p ty aloih Sinderely, nailpolish. ursuit. P t Alo TV frmyro. o’ Don’t room. y m for T.V. a lso A it. forget about th e poor people. Thank Thank people. Love, poor e th you. about forget I would like a ten speed, teddy teddy speed, ten a like would I I would like clothes for C hristm as. as. hristm C for clothes like would I Please give me a m ake i t and bake bake and t i ake m a me give Please A ugust Raschke ugust A A pril Raschke pril A n undley H ina N s t f i g Kid tw ins and a teddy bear. 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Pirana, G ator, Swichblade, Rhino, Gi Gi Rhino, Swichblade, ator, G Pirana, New e th in happy and to ily fam healthy my in be everyone ant Patch w I Cabbage a doll. and center work-out you brought u s special g ifts ju s t t s ju ifts g special s u brought you ex tra money you sent my dad. Love, Love, dad. my sent e th you Like money tra you. in ex believed we because C hristm as’: especially 1983. W hen hen W 1983. especially as’: hristm C you can’t God is th e b est gift. est b If e th rod. is y ja God de a and can’t nife you Jackk , ep je hit as. Christm ta bear. M ay I have a sword? By me me By sword? a have I ay M bear. ta oecny tm rnfr ron. n o er transform a me et G candy. some hyaea iet ng o lywith. w play to g puppy. in th pound nice a a are ant about w They on I going much been how have I puppy? I would like th e folowing toys toys folowing e th like would I Barbie e th ant w I as hristm C For st a p wonderful such for you Thank a aeawac?IwotaSan a ont w I atch? w a have I Can Can you bring me a rem ote control control ote rem a me bring you Can Will you please bring me a pound pound a me bring please you Will Aa BAkowski . J Adam . M elissa Robinson elissa M tleDugas D atalie N M ark Forbear Forbear ark M P atrick Chun atrick P ikCasetta C Nick G3 T OMNT RE; eebr 1 1985 11. December CRIER; COMMUNITY E TH PG.33 I would like a skate board, and a This year Im not asking for too carebear and a new game. Love, much for Christmas. All I really want Give the Gift of Dance Becky Cummings are some new clothes and a watch. If possible, also a baseball cartridge for Registration begins Dec. 11 my Coleco-Vision. Thank you. Pre-Schoolers through Advanced Thank you for the presents last Greg Mackiewicz year. This year I want you to come •BALLET-JAZZ-TAP over to my house agin. Please give us I ’m 8*/2 years old and I would like \arise •GYMNASTICS some presents for me my brother my Omega Supreme, Robotix, Robo- sister mom and dad. I want hug a Stryx and my own camera for bug and a stuffed animal. Christmas. Merry Christmas to you! TEACHING STAFF Emily Stemmer Kevin DeJager 3500 L illey R d., Nancy Whiteford, CCA—DirectorM . Formerly Associated with the (South of F ordR d.) I want a barbie cottage and I want Royal Winnipeg Ballet Professional Programme; I would like for you to bringme an a walkie-talkie. C anton, M I 48187 Member, Cecchetti Council of America. adding machine, a desk, and a skate Meghann 9 8 1 - 1 6 2 0 J. Randall Bloss s ' board. Performance Background: Royal Winnipeg Ballet Dayid Warner Please bring me an outer space and the Saarbruccken State Theater of West Germany. gun, a gobot car, a car that has a door Jean-Paul Bouchard to open, a play house, a teddybear Former Canadian National Gymnastics Champion,, I would like a baby sister and a with a bow tie, and a STARWAR Master’s Degree in Education. computer. Thank you. Love, case,, and a CAREBEAR. Love, Jennifer Bond Gary Sharland (Eobblers fflutnfort 91|peB Children’s Dress Shoes ; for the Holidays Saddle Shoes, Mary Janes, Loafers and Patent Leather . i In the styles and sizes you’re looking for. 1385 South Main Street Hours: Mon.-Sat. 10-6 Plymouth, M ichigan 48170 Wed. & Fri. 10-7 455-4241 ,y ja -rt£ iwiMtinrtwnoN coatw w " CfCtER'S fctft Aiif*URl< CHRlS7fA«s , COLORING CO NTcST What’s John Deere Got In ■ -ijj Gift •-* y‘i'**T* 1:1 r ( ; r r>. ^ r p x — r e , Law * Tractors, Toy Tractoro, Lawn Mowcri, Saow Throwcraaod aiore . Lots more! You’ll find gift ideas you’d never expect to find at John Deere. Even clothing. Gifts for kids, aduljs and the whole family. Unexpected gifts from an unexpected source. With John Deere quality you do expect. Stop in and see the'big Christmas selection. You’re in for some surprises. Y o u h a v e aa p rla e a l a sto re a t J o h n D e e re KEVIN DEJAGER was the winning entrant in the grades 2-4 category. At 8 CANTON POW ER EQUIPMENT ltd one-half years old, he’s a two-time winner. Kevin, a student at O ur Lady of jood Counsel, used his coloring techniques to win a parakeet at the ripe age of 46600 Ford Rd., Canton • 453-0295 Jree. He’s the son of Mr. and Mrs. paul DeJager of Canton. (Crier photo by (’/, Mile West ot Canton Center Rd) I Fitzgerald) £ THE COMMUNITY CRIER: D e c e m b e r II. 1W5 8787 C h u b b Rd., Northville Northville Rd., b b u h C 8787 T u n e u p s . 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Love, D e a r S a n t a cookies and milk on the table waiting Beth Nagorski for you. v • • Nanette Zesawa I don’t care what I get for Christman have a Merry Christmas. Please come over my new house. Love ' Me want airplane up in sky, a trac Kelly Ann Honecker tor, a pound puppy, and candy in my stocking. Love, j I would like a cabbage Patch x A n & rt Hr*ws kr.vf ke Matthew Shariand} hospital aidid a Barbie Swimming j Pool. I loveJv eS SSanta a so much. Love, I would like a new train and a Jaidi Coyle • f t f r X y airplane. Love, Jason Spelligh •-•S' * ■ Pease bring a present for me & my 2 sisters. I would like like Casey, Can you bring Rudolph—I want Jessica would a Barbie doll and An Animal BigfooL Gotron, Hovacraft. drea would like a baby toy. Thank I love you. I like rainbow brite. I My Christmas wish is that you Thanks, you very much, Remember, God want a wuzzle, cheerleader cabbage could find my dog BJ. He hap been Todd E vans loves you! patch cloths, cheer bear and G.I. Joe gone sence Get. 16. My brother and As dictated by Christopher Martin for my brother and something Special 1 pray for him to come home soon. I would like to have Thunderhawk, for mom and dad. Love, Jack hammer, operation bedbugs, Glo-bug, Teddy Ruxbin, roller , Lauren Bakowski Michael Loruss roses for my mother, shorts for my skates, doll house, bike, stroller, dad. blanket fof my brother. Love, games, puzzels, my little pony Ryan McQuade stomps care bears. I would like a pround puppy or a Katrina Jordan Mask toy or a G.I. Joe Thing. For Christmas I would like to g et I have been a good' boy for M att Bialobrzesld a Walkman, my ears pierced, njy own Christmas. I would like Omega Your Such a Swell Guy and I Love tape recorder-and a few tapes and a Supreme, Jetfighter, Blaster, Hall of you and your elves and your wife, I would like to have a pound pup couple other things. M erry Justice, & Mother Manhunter for and all the toys that you make me. • py for Christmas. 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OF NAPIER open thru March THK COMMUNITY CRIKR: December II, 1985 PG.36 m m for information. for 453-6900 Crier Ad Consultant Crier Ad Call your Call created b y o u r local y o u n g people. g n u o y local r u o y b created to your customers with customers your to advertisers origin al art art al origin advertisers local art students. art local by designed greetings C rie r o n ce a ga in offers its its e h T offers l, o in o ga h a c S ce n le o d r id M rie r C e e n io P d n a n ratio e p -o co the to s k n a h T P ly m o u th -S a le m H ig h S c h o o l l o o h c S l, h o ig o h H c S m h le a ig -S H th n u o to n m a ly -C P th u o m ly teachers P d at n a students f o SatjuUewiy m m m i W H i M H M M M M W was C o o Be Love, Bye. go. to then I ’ll play w ith tHiem. Well I have have I Well tHiem. ith w ’ll play I then with them . 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Please bring peace to the the to peace bring Please worm. glo a rc. e o atChit as, hristm C t a you See truck. it. K pool? Barbie Doll clothes, a Barbi doll doll Barbi a clothes, Doll Barbie pool? one. n Blse rnfr er. set transform racing laster a B wheel, and power a aszul, W dog and a pipe for my dad and a pack pack a and dad my for pipe a and dog of,Rit-Cat for my mom and a record. a and mom my for cabbage real of,Rit-Cat a and travel patch a cabbage a and and patch pony patch, and mommy sureprise, a cabbage cabbage a sureprise, mommy and l k I asked my five year old dauther dauther old year five my asked I Oh I like Christm as. Please bring bring Please as. Christm like I Oh I can’t w ait till C hristm as tim e. I _ I e. tim as hristm C till ait w can’t I have I presents. some like would I patch cabage twin me, bring Please I w ant She-ra and tape recorder. recorder. tape and She-ra ant w I O Can I have a real bird. If you have have you If bird. real a have I Can I w ant a typew riter, a B arbie Doll Doll arbie B a riter, typew a ant w I I w ant for C hristm as pound puppy puppy pound as hristm C for ant w I q . S - *;*! i A V \ i L V \ \ i C,], 1C i :t * y uen clnenney M aureen M Emilie Caulfield Emilie ii Stafford Kimi ' tvn Poirier Steven ihls ato K Nicholas in Satwicz rian B ■ Filips Danelle Tricia Wolfe Tricia V\ dm S a i d a r < . COMMUNITY w o n room under the tree I want an AM/FM Radio with a how is Mrs. Claus? I hope she is do 11.1985 December CRIER: microphone .and a Cabbage Patch ing fine. There is only one thing I Dear Santa x i OC kCYV N / o j j ) Kid Carrier. I would like a-Hello Col want the G.I. Joe Aircraft Carrier. or Kitty for the bathtub and Buzzy Well MERRY CHRISTMAS! 1 the Cookie Crafter. Aaron Tippie Carrie Hayes eO f i o V c k Q I would like some earrings, records, For Chistmas 1 want a transformer and some new clothes. Love, and a He-Man guy. I would also like Jeanne Marie Ragan tny hVgp NcAfol ive-, oiySgHT. a go-bot. I want some new crayons eveny-Hm r>c. \p and some He-Man coloring books. I wish that there would never be L . V C J Jf 1 I.U U t A - U J ------1 ^ . u Merry Christmas. war but there would be peace. I CJftntffrnrvjEj eofroA ocy Jonathan Jarlock would like a cabbage patch preemie too. Please bring iny mom and dad something too. I w ant to buy my mom C hristm as Kristen Fox pillow & plate, and for my Dad I want some cologne. And for me. I I would like a sterio, tears for fears want Snoopy Snow-Cone Machine, I only want a Bike and a stuffed Coud I plese hav a hugga Bunch 4 record, jeans, a figurine. animal. I am in first grade at Bird Crismas. I have Ben Being good. Great Shape Barbie Exercise. We are Pain heynolds going to leave Brownie for you and School. Love, Thak you, From Brian Greskowiak April Zywica carrotts for the Reindeers. 1 love you. 1 would like a soft gray sweater Love, vest and some,of the Mirrors books Amanda Brink I want some GI Joe stuff. Especial and a pair of Lee jeans. ly the Asp and the USS FLAG. I I want my Dads Back to get Bet ter so he can get but of bed and go Melanie Notestine been pretty good. Love, I wish that I could have a TV of my back to work. Also a Barbie Spa and Greg Karras own. A premie (but make it be a boy), I would like these gifts Constroks, some clothes. Love, and give me anything else you w ant GI Jo* Air craft carrier, and a Megan Hayes to give me. Please bring me a whole bunch of hockysack. G.I. Joe’s—I’m going to leave you Janel Densmore Angelo Cairo cookies & milk fi>r all your hard work. I ’m 4 Vt years old and would like a I wouliId like a ten speed and good Eddie Scharf Hugga Bunch Doll; a grey pound I would want a fun coat and my lit grades school. I would like peace puppy that has brown freckles and tle pony . I want a Ken doll too please. on earth and a White Christmas! I would like a live Ken doll, snoopy someother toys for Christmas too. Shera-Doll. Love, From, snow cone machine. Thanks, Love, Pam Watling - Lindsay Johnson Jessica Watkins Wendy DeJager. V i \ } AY- v v A ftC- \ v \| \V v ”..52 weeks S e n d off home town news and information The .. .winging its way to your friends and relatives who have moved away from town. Everyone likes to read about their old friends and neighbors: And at D e r only $20 for a 1-year subscription, you can send The Crier to everyone on k | S S f i » i > your out-of-town list. H g S S r i j Call us now . W ell put a Crier Curiosity in the newspaper saying "Merry Christmas” to your recipient (at no extra charge) in the December 21 edition o f The Crier. 821 PENNIM AN AVE. PLYM OUTH, M l. 48170 4 5 3 - 6 9 0 0 K THE COMMUNITY CRIER: December 11,W * eeti tpwrtr Fo ' ’ ' , From riter. typew "electric py. M ichele, too:-1 will leave you you leave will too:-1 ichele, M py. good th is year, ju s t ask m y m o m - - m o m y m ask t s ju year, is th good Hydrofoil, & Cobra thing, Bridge e Jo oecois Love, cookies. pup some pound a See would I dolL rite b of bunch a nd A snow. and bunch a hel.ay ys Love, yes. y ll.sa e sh to y s for me & m y friends. y m & me for s y to a d irt bike & th e an im al I have been been have I al im an e &th bike irt d a m ats,' a balance beam , pink-& grey grey pink-& , beam balance a ats,' m ten speed, telephone, M ary Lou Lou ary M telephone, speed, ten “ C reating a Cham pion’’ Book, & a a & Book, pion’’ Cham a reating C “ C hristm as and a H appy New Year!! New appy H a and and for as ray hristm P C grandparents and hristinas. C relatives erry y M m very a b ro th e rs a n d s is te rs . 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($47,421.97) and 1986-87 ($50,000). used more than 50 per cent of their (ATT) to install a new telephone Superintendent Dr. John Hoben said BernieJ Nagengast, of Plante and lines at any onetim e. system for the district. there were sufficient funds set aside in M oran, said there would be two kinds The district originally asked Plante 1985 . II btr fcem D CRIER: Installation should take place the General Fund Operating budget for of improved response time. Not only and Moran to study the project in February-May 1986. the purchase. Ray Hoedel, associate would the community get through to April 1985. An advertisement for bids A study by accountants Plante'and superintendent of business for th6** the schools faster, but service calls appeared in July: ATT met with the Moran, said a new system would save district, agreed the move wouid be cost would be made quicker. Partially, accountants in September. the district $360,000 over the next 10 effective. because of an ATT warehouse on Five The schools currently have a Centrex years. W ith more multi-line phones the Hoedel said funds from Public ACt Mile Road. ; phone system. The new system calls for number of telephone lines at the 341, usually- for energy-related Board president Roland Thomas 25 school buildings to get ATT’s schools would be decreased from 320 projects, had been a revenue option said the modular phones, efficient Merlin 410 system. The high schools to 174. untir the schools’ lawyers termed it a because of transferability, might be and administration building would get The study said moneiy would also be “gray area.” $175,000 in energy- easy theft targets. Joe Gitter, a “System 75.” The costs for the 25 saved through purchasing instead of related “roofs expenditures,” representative of ATT, said the phones buildings run between $1,680-14,900 renting phones, a choice of everyone’s, previously charged to the 1985-86 would nave different Jacks than home each. System 75, the central- units, after recent deregulation of the phone Operating Fund, would be taken in p h o n es. costs just over $160,000 total. ‘ T h e all new... FISH EM PORIUM & PET SHOPPE ♦Fresh & Salt Water Fish Now, more than ever, •Small Animals—Kxotic Pets ( *Feed & Supplies .♦Dog, ca t & bird Supplies 459-0220 V Open 12-9 Daily Pilgrim V illage'' ■ 12-5 Sunday Lilley Rd. at Warren Rd. we need you. S U N R IS E R TANNING SALON Our disaster reliefjreserves are gone. We need your help. Pre-Vacation Sun To raise at least $20 million in emergency funds. 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December CRIER: COMMUNITV E TH ‘N utcracker’ ballet i n s e a s o n Northern Ballet Theater, Plymouth, For group ticket information and/or will present the holiday classic, “The further performance (information,, Nutcracker” on Sat., Dec. 21 at 8 p.m. contact Northern Ballet Theater at 455- and Sun., Dec. 22 at 2 p.m. at the. 7970. Plymouth-Salem High School ■. i. auditorium, 46181 Joy Road, P ly m o u th . CEP choir sings The Oakway Symphony, with conductor Francesco Di Blasi, will it so merrily accompany the dancers of Northern Ballet Theater under the artistic “Sing We Now So Merrily” is the direction of Michelle Wolfe... theme of the CEP Vocal Music Laurie Bean, 16, of Plymouth, will Department’s holiday concert 7:30 be featured as the Dew Drop in both p'.m. Dec. 17 at the Salem High productions of the Nutcracker Ballet. Auditorium. Bean, daughter of John and Angel The musical menu includes per Bean, has been a member of Northern formances by the Concert Choir, the Ballet Theater since 1983. Swing Ensemble and the Sophisticated Tickets for both performances are $7 L adies. | for adults, $5 for children under 12 Alumni will be invited to join the years of age and senior citizens. combined choirs to sing “Benedic Special group rates are available for tio n .” | groups of 10 or more. Laura Wiener, vocal music director, All seats are reserved, and tickets are said as part of the showj the 1985-86 . available at Livonia City Hall, 33000 Vocal Music Departmental Awards Civic Center .Dr,, Livonia; Northern will be given to second and third-year Ballet Theater, 331 N. Main, performers. Plymouth; and Village Sweets N’ The concert is free and the public is Treats, 124 N. Center, Northville. invited. 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A FURFROM o n y x fuor s mlernatkyiaUtdinternational llrl m 2 o Z 2 £ Our full collection of fine 2 quality furs from our Canadian m Seeking a Mrs. and European factories now Z t Applications are being accepted for The winner will receive numerous z on sale... 25-50% OFF s £ (A 2 £ the 1986 “Mrs. Michigan - America” gifts, including an all-expense paid trip 1 Join us for refreshments 3 £ 2 Pageant, which will be held in April. to Reno, NV for the national com on Men’s Night, Thursday, Dec. 12 . TO qualify, a contestant must be 18 petition for the “Mrs. America 1986” title. years of age and married at least one E f f 2 f u n r Entry forms are available by mailing onyx * 1 year as of date of entry. She must also international ltd be a Michigan resident. a request to: Mrs. Michigan Headquarters, 4359jStrathdale Ct., W. 17 FO R EST PLACE z M-F 10-9 PM =) The contestants are judged on a Bloomfield, MI 48033, or by calling S at. 10-6 PM PLYMOUTH personal interview, figure, poise, Mrs. Michigan 1985 - Johneane Sun. 12-5 PM 4594411 personality and beauty. No talent Powers, 855-1322 or Mrs. Michigan* presentation is required. 1984 - Darlene Doetsch, 569-1300. -MBIS NITE-MBtt NITE-MENS N HE-MENS N HE-MENS NITE-MENS NITE-MBiS NITE-MENS NITE-MENS NITE-MENS =j City reflects on permits Men’s Night Thur. Dec. 12 The city’s street parking permits will your vehicle. When applying for a new Open to 9 pm with free Gift Wrapping expire at the end of the year. That permit, you' must bring copies of means all of you who park cars curb- registration for all vehicles that will be ... It's not too late to have that picture frameiL side between 3-6 a.m . should apply for parked at your address. Choose from over200pieces of framed artwork a new permit at the police department. from $20 to $400 The new permits, good for a year, For more information, call the •We have the largest selection of The new permits, good for a year, police department at 453-8600 or the should be placed on the rear bumber of building department at 453-1234. ( N p f l i artwork in S.E. Michigan IN DOWNTOWN PLYMOUTH THE FRfiME WORKS 833 Penniman Mon-Sat THURSDAY, DECEMBER 12 Plymouth, Ml - 10-5:30 4 5 9 -3 3 5 5 Downtown Plymouth Open Fri ‘ till 9:00 NITE-MENS NITE-MENS NITE-MENS NITE-MENS NITE-MENS NITE-MENS NITE-MENS NITE-MBIS NITE-MENS NITE-MEN 2 q MEN’S Night THURS DEC 12 fc z Special Prices And Guaranteed t A 6-9 p.m. with free refreshments E q 2 m Service, Too •u 2 fc We’ll help you to find 2 1 (A 2 '• ■ ■ 5 the perfect gift for her. . - : 2 3 Ml 2 . fc 2 2 q . v* V , w m fc ~ T lli§ i - 2 t A E 2 2 3 2 q - • tu2 2 Alaine Cisler and Niki Watters choose their bears A stockings 3 - . — z ft Have a 3 fe: - ■ ’ < 2 collectible 3 fc Christmas! z 2 3 t A •Family Circus E 2 •E tched Seiko moves in elegant circles. Ul fc 2 Im ages Two beautiful new ways for a woman to be on time. Related •Porcelain . by slenderness, elegance, gleam. Quite different in character, V ases one softly curved toward the classic, the other with a distinctly 3 modern slant. Both, in all gold-lone or silver-tone and •Musical Mugs ' 2 gold-tone combined. Seiko Quartz.. 2 All at 30-50 % OFF 3 SEIKO t 2 £ 2 THE STORE 3 "th a t service built You get the best of Seiko iP%£titig£ cHouse. E) where you see this sign. 467 FOREST • PLYMOUTH 453-5290 2 S Mon. thru Fri. 10-9 pm Sat. 10-5 pm HOURS: MON.-FRI. 9-9, SAT. 9-6, SUN. 1 2 -5 2 ' ,§iyi, 12-5 pm 3 MASTER CARD-VISA-AMERICAH EXPRESS-BLUFORD CHARGE 831. Penniman Walkway Plymouth 4 5 M # ip ;; m KITE1’MBIS NITE-MBIS NITE-MENS NITE-MENS NITE-MEKK NITE-MENS NITE-MENS NITE-MENS NITE-MBIS NITE-MEN THE COMMUNITY CRIER: December 11,1985: PG.46 V. v I V \ HANDWOVEN V O W D N A •H LS L O D LK •FO LLS O D ISH M •A 453-4480 453-4480 KETS S T E SK A B Large Selection of Selection Large AL TKN. 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Choral thq symphony’s brass section. brass symphony’s thq who studied under Rimsky-Korsakov Rimsky-Korsakov Resphigi, under studied Ottorino by who Nativity!” thej Suderburg, featuring the chorale and and chorale the featuring Suderburg, Baroque period, full o f colorful colorful f o full the f harmonies. o and period, melodies is style Baroque Resphigi's [Russia. in a Certificate in Piano Pedagogy from from Pedagogy Piano in in Certificate a candidate doctoral a is and degree currently undergraduate her earned Tl»s.” The viola d’amore has two two has d’amore viola The Tl»s.” aon olg. ' College. Madonna has who Ogden, Denise is accompanist of University the at taught has She conducting Jills.*’ The “ ensemble, Jublio,” an arrangement by R. R. by arrangement an Jublio,” Michigan School of Music, where she she where Music, of School Michigan hand-bell and vocal well-known the levels o f strings, with the lower level level lower only.. the reverberation with for used strings, is f o Child levels What “ on soloist the be will atdience sing-along will close the the close will sing-along concert. atdience ccnductbr Carolyn Eynon. An An Eynon. Carolyn High its and ccnductbr Southfield of Salem Chorale ' Madrigal t a Sunday iiditorium. A holidays the before tliis. appearance last it; heard. Bruce Smith on the viola d’amore, a a d’amore, viola the on Smith Bruce 17th century Italian instrument. He He instrument. Italian century 17th com fort b o tto m filled w ith th o u san d s s d san u o th ith w filled m tto o b fort com hrf? enfr Mickel, Jennifer chorafe? — O u r dress-casual sh o es h av e a u n iq u e e u iq n u a e av h es o sh dress-casual r u O liynon is the former director of of director former the is liynon The work w ill feature three soloists soloists three feature ill w work The The second number will be “ Laud to to Laud “ be will number second The *Dulci with 'In open will concert The lAlso featured is symphony member member symphony is featured lAlso The Plymouth Symphony will make make will Symphony Plymouth The Joining the symphony will be the the be will symphony the Joining It will be a time to hear and be be and hear to time a be will It tin y air b ubbles th a t cu sh io n each each n io sh cu t a th ubbles b air y tin , T* T* vv * - ♦ -Vi. *■ » ♦»-• v« v 7 . . . . . ’e urt tFrncv- c ech -T clv ren atjF reth su e’re W an y F rench-T ech purchase. ech rench-T F y an d o n ’t agree, after a 10-Day 10-Day a after agree, ’t n o d W alk T e st - w e wilLkindly wilLkindly e w - st e T alk W w o rn . 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Hill Cherry the f o acquistion the rehabilitation of this historic historic this of rehabilitation the Cantop f o Township Charter the and have not reached an agreement on the the on agreement an reached not have Schools Community grant Plymouth-Canton ith'the w endorsement of letter Plymouth- the by facility storage Opera Theatre. Opera Plymouth-Canton Schools,- wrote a a wrote Schools,- Plymouth-Canton a as Schools. Canton used being is tp and according Scherschligt, disrepair” severe of state have sung with the Michigan Lyric Lyric Michigan the with sung have Moods o f Christmas,” an arrangement arrangement an Christmas,” f o Moods g n i t e e m School District.. The school was used used was school The District.. School Edison 'the f Detroit o - part was Village school The Greenfield schligt. the and Arts, Michigan the League. the Symphony for Plymouth through Council Michigan Nursing Home in Plymouth. in Home Nursing the for transportation of us. B means Decker a Double as the providing also by Shaw and Bennett, will feature feature will Bennett, and Shaw by Cont. from pg. 1 pg. from Cont. School District until the late 1940’s, 1940’s, late the until District Scher School to according was 1942, Ford, in Henry by built, funded addition, of State the from grant a Plymouth, Wishi Well Manor in Northville; Trail Northville; West in and the Center, Village; Manor at Presbyterian Citizens Well residents Wishi Senior up The pick Northville recipients. will Patron bus Foster Project is Tonquish, Plymouth of from City The Manor. provided Creek is citizens Canton Community and Economic Economic and Kim - Community to . according Canton hall, meeting Ruth Lapeyre and Mike Hendricks. All All Hendricks. Mike and Lapeyre Ruth for classes until the early 1960’s. early the until classes for concert. each during pre-schoolers for and full-time college students; $1 for for $1 under. and grade 12th students; students college full-time and following the at And concert. carols'-and Christmas f o sing-along Development department. Development the for associate research Scherschligt, community a as ‘Used and renovated soloist Smith, and a few o f his his f o few a and Smith, soloist Arnoldt Williams Music, Canton; Canton; are Tickets 6 $ Music, Livonia. Music, Williams Hammell Arnoldt the before office box the at the available join to . invited Messiah.” is “ chorus.; audience Handel’s The from excerpts locations: Beitner Jewelry, Plymouth; Plymouth; Jewelry, Beitner locations: favorite strings. favorite * «► »--4- > %- *• \ yi ^ total of $29,513,719. of total John Hoben, superintendent of. of. superintendent Hoben, John a in “ presently is School Hill Cherry The concert is made possible by by possible made is concert The Following intermission, “ The Many Many The “ intermission, Following The Cherry Hill School would be be would School Hill Cherry The baby-sitting free be also will There The school was built in 1876, and an an and 1876, in built was school The Free transportation for senior senior for transportation Free are show p.m. 4 the for Tickets a with conclude' will concert The* for adults; $3.50 for senior citizens citizens senior for $3.50 adults; for symphony PG.47 THE COMMUNITY CRIER: December 1985 CRIER: It. COMMUNITY THE PG.47 Sales up for area shops Cont. from pg. 4 shopping centers rather than drive in circles searching for a parking space. “ I w on’t even attempt to shop in Plymouth at this time of year,” Hudson said. . Jane Fry, a resident of Plymouth, admitted she didn’t-go shopping the day after Thanksgiving because of the crowds. She has been shopping during the day when the stores “aren’t too crowded,” she said. But she also shops through mail-order outlets, she said, enabling her to get the items she’s looking for and helping her to further avoid the crovras that increase beginning the day after Thanksgiving. Vicki Hiller, of Master Lighting on Sheldon Road in Canton, said they were “ not as mobbed as they expected but they were still busy” the day after Thanksgiving. “I think everyone was at the malls,” she added. . MARGE ROURKE, Nancy Fruechtenicht, Sylvia Jones She added that sales are definitely up The traditional holiday luminaries will be sold Saturday -and Carol Sutherland, from left, work on luminaries for over last year. “People are planning from 10-6 p.m. at K Mart and Westchester Mall in the Sonata group of the Plymouth Symphony League. activities for the holidays, that involve Plymouth. (Crier photo by Dan Ness) redecorating their homes, this year,’’she said.. She admits that business was a little slower this past C huhran: Z oning vote inappropriate week than it has been but, she said, “ I think its because o f the weather.” Cont. from pg. 3 distribution occurs.” boat and RV sales; outdoor displays, Perhaps neither the weather, nor the pools, garages; club, meeting rooms; fcrowds have hampered the holiday liquor stores in C-3 districts, was The C-3 zoning ordinance allows for indoor/outdoor recreation; rental spirit of customers~or merchants-in being “arbitrary” in its zoning or the following commercial'uses: gas yards; service with outdoor storage; The Plymouth-Canton Community so' dinance. “In effect, (th4 township) stations; building materials; bars, veterinary clinics; dance halls; far this shopping season. will be forbidding liquor sales soley standard/carry-out restaurants; hospitals; ice cream parlors; and o f Finally, a parking space! because of the means by which the furniture/appliances; motels; auto, fices. ★ OPENNUG SPECIAL! ★ WIN A « a 6 P ' u S LAVISH BLUE FOX! *V s o * • * • $22,000 w orth of Fashion G ifts. $50 G ift certificates at Every Store. held on January «, 1986 where permitted bv law.-Register to win. Nothing to buy. you need not be present to win. Grand prize drawing to be held In January, 1986. Regularly $25 Beautiful 1*2 piece dresses! young. upDeat tents shirtwaists, skirt sets t more in me newest souas. stripes * prints in knits, creoes (georgettes. Sizes 16Vi to 24Vi BLOUSES & TOPS 58-52 • SKIRTS & SLACKS 52-06 • DRESSES 141/a-241/2 • COATS 141/a-241/a & 26*52 • LINGERIE 1X-4X N O W OPEN IN NEW TOWNE PLAZA (in the K*Mart Shopping Center) Canton, Ml (313)459-5208 9 THE COMMUNITY CRIER: December 11.19*5 2 tS.Eih’ ahlcCuc ihteRv r onMak mofficiating. am arkh M John Fr. Rev. the with Church ’s Catholic Edith St. at awards. Form erly o f Detroit and Northville, he retired to Florida in 1975. in Florida to retired he Northville, and Detroit f o erly Form awards. n Mr. rae (i ty Crwel Sua rba bohr oet J. Robert brother Arabia; Sauda f o ell Cornw othy) (Tim argaret M rs. M and M em orials m ay be given in the form o f m ass offerings. ass f m o form the in , given A be ay C m on, orials Ram em M San f o Davilla (Eugene) Barbara rs. M Livonia, f o Straub (Robert) W right o f A Z ; 12 grandchildren; one great-grandchild. one 12 grandchildren; ; sales Z A f o national right W any m winning years, any m for Redford. in ercury Lincoln-M ntdSlrdraFudto. . Foundation. Scleroderma United granddaughters. six Jersey; o nt fo ot Lo n 99 He ws mme of y Trinity ly o H f o member a was e H 1979. in Lyon South from unity m com Livonia; sister M rs. Lucilee Schmidt o f Livonia; brother Frank Cam peau o f New f f o o peau peau Cam Cam Frank Grace brother rs. M mother Livonia; f o Detroit; f o Schmidt Lucilee Robbe rs. M ovi, N sister f o Livonia; Richard sons Lyon; retiring from Acm e-W iley Electrical Contractors in 1973. H e moved to .this to moved e H Lodge. 1973. ose o M in Dearborn the and Contractors Church Electrical Lutheran iley e-W Acm from retiring evcswr Dc 5a h crdrFnrlHm-ihPso oetC. Seitz . C Robert Pastor Home-with Funeral Schrader the officiating. at 5 Dec. were Services V • uvvr icue wf Ehla Wrgt Vrie duhes s Lynn rs. M daughters Veriice; f o right W . A Ethelda wife include: Survivors - ih wsbr i 11 i Dtot Hewsacrslsa frMulligan M for salesman car a was e H Detroit. in 1913 in 6 were.Dec. born was Services Venice. in right 2 W Dec. r- died M , L F Venice, f o 72, right, W . W y o R >• Local arrangements were handled by the Schrader Funeral H om e in Plymouth. in e om H Funeral Schrader the by handled were arrangements Local Burial was in Glen Eden Cemetery in Livonia. M em orials m ay be given to the to given be ay m orials em M Livonia. in Cemetery Eden Glen in was Burial Survivors include:, wife Exie; daughter M rs. Janalee (Edw ard) Cooper o f f South o Cooper ard) (Edw Janalee rs. M daughter Exie; wife include:, Survivors M r. Cam peau was born in 1923 in River Rouge. H e worked as an electrician, an as worked e H Rouge. River in 1923 in born was peau Cam r. M avy . a eu 6, Py uh o si, id e. i Livonia. in 1 Dec. died nship, Tow outh Plym f o 62, peau, Cam R. Harvey n a i c i r t c e l e a e r a , u a e p m a C o t a i i i i i i i i i s i i a e i y *v: • - n a m s e l a s r a c , t h g i r W St., lower level. The topic w ill be 'T h e H o lid ays— C a n 't I Ju st st Ju I 't n a C ays— lid o H e h ber 'T be Decem ill w Monday. topic n o The eeting m level. S N O lower IZ R O •St., H next to r u o e for m s u o in c Jo e av h le p o e E p , IC V rs a R e E y S F e O S th t N u IO o T h A g R u E ro N h E T G E E R H T on t pr de he ghestdegr e . e re g ic e rv d t se s d e e h liz ig a h n o e rs th e e p id l, v a ro n p io s to s s fe u ro n p o f o d n e p e d 6 73- P a ePy uh soia Muem, 5 .Mai in a M S. 155 , useum M istorical H outh Plym he T at , PM 7:30-9 16, Edw in A. Schrader A. in Edw R E D A R H C S * *.;f Tfccw p ublir nutirr* a rr run f r r r o f f charjjr. o r r r f run rr a nutirr* ublir p Tfccw (Du* QJeaft Slst 280 SO U TH M A IN STREET/ PLYMOUTH STREET/ IN A M TH U SO 280 unTe Of sYear?" a e Y is h T ff O Them Turn UNEALHOME. INC. . E M O H L ERA N FU rdD c a _ r e rad Sch D. Fred 4533333) R E D N U O F 1874-1045 Edw in A. Schrader, Jr. Schrader, A. in Edw 1874-1045 h o m m m fiefti/icc | i i * l l H ’is."' p i S v \ l l i v - t M V&0 m K Jacquelyn Kravick o f Yokon, O K ; soi^Richard o f M ilford; three three grandchildren. ilford; M f o Foundation. Cancer soi^Richard ; K O 1954. Yokon, f in o Dearborn Kravick from Jacquelyn unity m Com outh-Canton Plym The to te moved S evcs ee e. 9 Dec. were Services Rodgers M agee officiating. agee M Rodgers S teven Jones o f Harrison; mother M rs. Hazel Bennett o f Canton; brother Ronald brother and f Canton; or o rb Bennett A n n Hazel A f rs. o M Jones mother Rick Belleville, f o Harrison; f o Bennett S Jones teven Scott sons Harrison; f Jo ones tractor and real estate broker. H e was a former resident o f Plymouth. f o resident former a was e H broker. estate real and tractor years. H e moved to Harrison in 1984. in Harrison to moved e H years. nlephews. officiating. Gruebel F. Kenneth Rev. the with e om H Funeral Schrader the at ‘ \ worked as a foreman for Ford M o to r C o. at the W ixom Assem bly Plant for 28 for Plant bly Assem ixom W the at o. C r to o M Ford for foreman a \ workedas I lennett o f South Lyon; sister M rs. Gladys Lock o f f Canton. o Lock Gladys rs. M sister Lyon; f South lennett I o e. a te abr-emue Fnrl o wt D. lim Sal f o Stahl illiam W Dr. with e Hom Funeral Lambert-Vermeulen ficiating. the at 5 Dec. Survivors include: husband Lewis W .; daughters DeboTa Kerkau o f Canton, f o Kerkau DeboTa daughters .; W Lewis homemaker. a was husband She include: Ontario. Survivors eaford, M in 1928 in born was Mettetal rs. M uil a i RvrieCmtr. moil my egvn o h Michigan M the to given be may orials em M Cemetery. Riverside in was Burial Mettetal, Estella endolyn Gw . rc To sn 8, ea, id e. i Par TX. evcs were Services . X T Pharr, in 2 Dec. died Texas, f o 87, pson, Thom Bruce T. uvvr.nld: itri-a Ev To sn ea; eea nee and nieces several Texas; Cemetery. f o Riverside in pson was con Thom Burial building va a E as worked sister-in-law He Michigan. Survivors.include: in 1898 in born was pson Thom r. M Suzette Florida, f o ith Sm e Shannon H daughters L.; Township. iana D wife include: Canton in Survivors farm ily fam his on 1938 in born was Bennett r. M Burial was in Greenwood Tow nship Cemetery. nship Tow Greenwood in was Burial D an J. Bennett, 47, o f Harrison, died Dec. 7 in A n n Arbor. Services were Dec. were Services Arbor. n n A in 7 Dec. died Harrison, f o 47, Bennett, J. an D PRESBYTERIANCflURCH (USA) r o t c a r t n o c , n o s p m o h T Su n d a y 9:15 A M . and 11 A.M. A.M. 11 and . M A 9:15 y a d n Su n a m e r o f d r o F , t t e n n e B Kenneth F. Gruebel, Pastor Gruebel, F. Kenneth 5835 She ld on RcL, Canton RcL, on ld She 5835 W orsh ip & C hurch Sc h o o l l o o h Sc hurch C & ip orsh W r e k a m e m o h , l a t e t t e M EEA AGAPE* CHRISTIANCENTER GENEVA 4590013 4590013 9 W ednesday Bible Stu d y & clu b s 7:00 P.M. 7:00 s b clu & y d Stu Bible ednesday W h Shae FnrlHome wt te e. Philip Rev. the with e m o H Funeral Schrader : the t Sun d ay Se rvice s 11:00 A.M., 6:00 P.M. P.M. 6:00 A.M., 11:00 s rvice Se ay d Sun Sunday Sc h o o l for A ll A g e s 9:45 A.M. A.M. s 9:45 e g A ll A for l o o h Sc Sunday YOUR GUIDE TO« COCALCHURCHES TO« YOUR GUIDE CALVARYCHURCHBAPTIST 57, 43065 Jo y Road, Canton Canton Road, y Jo 43065 David A. Hay, Pastor Pastor Hay, A. David o f Canton Township, died Dec. 6 in Canton. in 6 Dec. died Township, Canton f o 455-0022 C hristian Academ y K-4 through 6th G rade rade G 6th through K-4 y Academ hristian C Children’s Minlstry/Nursery: A ll Se rvice s s rvice Se ll A Minlstry/Nursery: Children’s o.Fi :5AM.WMUZ135FM F 103.5 Z U M W . A.M 9:15 Mon.-Fri. u.1:0AM,Wd :0PM • P.M. 7:00 Wed. A.M., 10:00 Sun. J iig ai rga Program Radio Living” f o y “Jo Pastor Earl and Bobbi M oore oore M Bobbi and Earl Pastor 345 N. M A IN ST. 459-6240 459-6240 ST. IN A M N. 345 Sunday Se rvice s 11 A.M., 6 P.M. P.M. 6 A.M., 11 s rvice Se Sunday Midw eek Service (Wed.) 7 P.M. 7 (Wed.) Service eek Midw PLYMOUTHCHURCH Z41550 E. A n n Arbor Trail Trail Arbor n n A E. Z41550 Sunday School-9:45 A.M. A.M. School-9:45 Sunday OFTHENAZARENE/ Mark Barnes, Pastor Pastor Barnes, Mark 453-1525 t THE COMMUNITY CRIER: December 11CRIER: COMMUNITY THE Floyd W. Mangun, 80, of Canton Township, died Dec. 8 in Ann Arbor. Services were Dec. ,11 at the Schrader Funeral Home with the Rev.'Bert Hoskins officiating. ’ * . Mr. Mangun was bom in 1905 in South Bend, IN. He retired from Ford Motor C o . in 1968 after 10 years o f employ . H e moved to this community in 1950 from K ruklitus, bom in L atvia Willow Run Village. He was a member of the Cherry Hill United Methodist Church. Survivors include: wife Pansy; brothers Carl and Robert, both of Kentucky, and Charles of Indiana; several nieces and nephews. ' Vilma M . Kruklitis, 76, of Plymouth, died Dec. 3 in Livonia. Services were Burial was in Cherry Hill Cemetery. Memorials may be given to the charity of Dec. 7 at the Lambert-Vermeulen Funeral Home with the Rev. Valters Liventals choice. officiating. Mrs. Kruklitis was born in 1908 in Latvia. She was a homemaker. She was a member o f St. Paul’s Latvian Evangelical Lutheran Church in Detroit. Survivors include: daughter Mrs. Elga Leone of Houston, TX, and Mrs. Baiba Bomis of Ann Arbor; sons Andrejs of Clinton, NJ, and Juris of Plymouth; seven grandchildren; one great-grandchildren. • Burial was in Riverside'Cemetery. New cham ber officers The Canton Chamber of Commerce Chiropractic, as vice-president; Dr. C am pbell, firem an recently announced its officers for Jack Salvo, Willow Creek Denul, as I . 1986. second vice-president; Dr. James Elected to serve for the coming year Gillig as treasurer; Sarah Berry, Ivan D . Cam pbell, 60, o f Plymouth, died Dec. 8 in Livonia. Services were Dec. were: Tim Ford, Modem Insurance, as . Plymouth-Canton School of Hair lOat the Schrader Funeral Home with Pastor Leonard J. Koeninger officiating. president; Dr. Michael Shaft, Shaft Design, as secretary. Mr. Campbell was born in 1925 in Canton. He was a supervisor with Ford Transmission in Livonia. He was a member of St. Peter’s Evangelical Lutheran Church in Plymouth. He was a volunteer fireman in The Plymouth-Canton Salvation Army to ring bell Community for many years. He was a past post commander of the Passage- Gayde American Legion Post. The familiar red kettle of the Salvation Army in eastern Michigan. Survivors include: wife Delphine; daughters Mrs. Beth (Robert) D ’Angelo of Salvation A rm y can be seen in front o f “We are most appreciative to Mr. Paul - Plymouth, Mrs. Lynn (Gary) Bock of Massachusetts, Mrs. Loraine (Kurt) the Farmer Jack in Plymouth through Borman (president of the large chain) Burnett of Indiana, Mrs. Claire (Frank) Roberts of Plymouth, Pamela Campbell Christmas Eve. Donors will receive an for continuing to give (his customers) of Westland, and Jill Campbell o f Florida; sons Joel Campbell o f Georgia, Leslie apple for their efforts. the opportunity to ‘Share and Care’ Campbell of Texas, Michael Hatke of Florida, Jerald Campbell of Colorado, “This generous promotion by the for those of our community who are Mark Hatke of Indiana, Gregg Campbell of Florida, Chris Hatke of Wisconsin; Farmer Jack stores will again enable less fortunate.” sister Irene Smith of Gaylord; 13 grandchildren. | The Salvation A rm y to meet the needs The money raised goes into T h e 1' Memorials may be given to the Michigan Heart Assn or the Michigan Cancer of thousands,’’ said Lt. Colonel Salvation Army’s general Christmas Foundation or the charity of choice. ‘ William F. Himes, head of the fund. PLYMOUTH TRIVIA GAME COMES HOME FOR CHRISTMAS! •W hat major Issue did Plym quth Tow nship j residents vote on May 7,1974? •Nam e Plym outh’s first wom an mayor. The answers to these and 298 other . verified by the Plymouth Historical Society. In questions, based on the colorful history of the addition tt> the Plymouth category, 4 other Plymouth Community, are found in the new categories’are included in the game: PLYMOUTH TRIVIA GAME, produced by the Fifty-six area businesses have joined together Plymouth Jaycees. The 300 (questions and to sponsor playing spaces on the board. answers have been checked for accuracy and The PLYMOUTH TRIVIA GAME will be available beginning December 15, for $11.95. For every game sold, the Jaycees will donate one dollar to the Plymouth Community Fund. r - c O U P 0 n — 1 i I G am es available at: i i i i FREE Armbruster Bootpry i i M o le H o le HOME DELIVERY i i Penniman Deli / i i i CALL: 453-7252 Frame Works ! i i Games delivered Dec. 21 & 22 Engraving Connection . i i S id e w a y s i (must order by Dec. 18) i C o z y C a fe i Specify date to deliver, i Shell or Bead It i i morning or afternoon. Rainbow Shop i i Don Massey Cadillac i i LEFT TO RIGHT: City Commissioner, Mary Childs; Township Trustee, Abe Munfakh; i C h a m b e r of C o m m e rc e past Chamber of Commerce president, Margaret Slezak test their knowledge of O U P O NN.-Ji h J - I £ Plymouth. L . . c r . . _____-______* the meet. the * iiul wmes ulfe for qualified swimmers P E C dividual. _ sao ad isd etn Slm by Salem beating missed and season „ , , THK COMMl'.MTV C'RIKR: Dwcmbfr II. 1985 PG.50 tdOlson. O stud sw am 1:03 times in the 100 butterfly. the in times 1:03 am sw en” adOlson. O said been,” i h 10bes srk wt a 1:10.1 a with stroke breast 100 the 'in n te sa rty od” said good,” pretty swam they and 50 and a :55.5 in the 100 freestyle. the in :55.5 a 50 and lson. O time. hfe to 1t pae ih 3:49.0 a with place 12th took Shaffer experience.” • good ezrs Ci Elo ad Laura and Elliot y d in C Meszaros, h me hl a Mihgn State ichigan M at held University. meet the did but relay medley the in 1:57.79 a od vn huh atn il lose will replace. to hard be will said Canton though even good at a l l e w m i w s not make the top 12. top the make not quick race and she w asn’t ready.” asn’t w she and race quick retl rly n soigpsto at position scoring a in relay freestyle swam x o C and assey, M cLenaghan, M se n Kly r, o lman ellm W ho w irk, K Kelly and assey M p o i, ad lma. t a a was It “ an. ellm W said it,” for up i times. time. In the 100 butterfly, she finished she butterfly, 100 the In time. r bhn b bekn a 100 a breaking by behind ark m four points in the league meet. league the in points four 0 retl ws o oe e bs - best her f o one not was the in 26.1 freestyle 50 assey’s M 19th. finished She Salem w hich was nice. was hich w Salem t Salem ended their year 8-4. year their ended Salem t retl vriy eod ih :56.28. a with record varsity freestyle 15th with 1:02.02. with 15th ’ “ They all did as well as they could,” they as well as did all They “ ’ rwn Li a Seesn and at held was Stevenson which meet, the in second ia n o iv L n. crow c gn tt Uiest, n in- ine N University, State igan ich M ae cah c Osn “I ws a was said It “ there,” Olson. up uck h C points coach f o Salem couple a lo il Hil Advr id for tied Andover ills H field Bloom qualifiers and it was an honor to score to honor an was it and qualifiers crdfve it dbeat nd a oints p e fiv scored e W “ ood, ad atn oc Hooker H coach Canton said ,” d o go esnedn sae et rdy and Friday meet state season-ending lman. ellm W wmmes promne i the in performances ers’ m swim P E C Saturday. ae wih a nc and;w swam ; d we n a nice was which Salem coaches said they were pleased with the with pleased were they said coaches nt s ui Cox fnse eighth finished x o C Julie ’s n to an C t e e m e t a t s girls l r i g P E C Wel n as ht et er looks year next that says an ellm .W hno Mur n Safr both Shaffer and y h rp u M Shannon T aylor finished with a low :25 in the in :25 low a with finished aylor T h sa ih wee h had she where right swam She “ t a qie n accomplishment an quite was It “ h Cif fnse 63 o the for 6-3 finished Chiefs The ae mngd o lie their plaice to managed Salem Kit] or Tr y c ra T r, lo y a T Krista] s k c o R nt s ihleSakol, Jean Stackpoole, Michelle ’s n to an C no eirLn se et her left assey M Lynn senior anton C “ She was a little slow and d idn’t get idn’t d and slow little a was She “ bor ine wo te state the on w Pioneer r o rb A n n A ws lae wt te state the with pleased was I “ The competition was tough but both but tough was competition The soe fv pit ad beat and points five scored e W “ BY T T E N N E B F F E J Y B 1 - Canton sw im coach im sw Canton - Wellman W r e k o o H ” oetTusa. h Cif ae straggling are Chiefs popent TheThursday. basketball premier Friday. (Crier photo by Chris Boyd) ATNS TV EEE pn a Joh a EBEJER STEVE pinsCANTON’S RNO tid a te cud’ gt gi o Slm n h Rocks’ the in Salem on grip a get couldn’t they bat triedTRENTON n; op-fJ Glenn n h early the in ChrisBoyd) wo. The swsow. Rocks goal. Hale followed with nine. with followed Hale ok wt 1 onsaic n Mi e ik M and apiece points 12 with Rocks ’s ock R the into baskets driving began and pressure defensive applying started hard and played tough,” said Brodie. said tough,” played and hard ae s ed te rjn finally Trojans the lead, ’s Salem plig oe rsue ih his with pressure shots. inside some and perimeter applying throughout the second half. the second throughout n a j o r T y t p m e ons ih he sos n h second the in shots thier with points tre fo te einn, continued beginning, the from started 0 4 - 5 6 e s r o h ure ad ae icesd t lead its increased Salem and quarter quarter. second the in basket, petition ure. ok al kr con akara M shots. Paul Rock quarter. 32-11 at the half. the at 32-11 tributed to the score with his perimeter his with score the to tributed n svr t o a ite hl, said while,” little Brodie. ob B a coach for Salem it savor and iz ae i frt meia'cm com erican' Am first his made Diaz The beginning. the from direction rse te rno Toai 6-0 in 65-40 Trojaiis Trenton the crushed their opening game Friday. game opening their ok ld 04a te n ofte first the f o end the at 20-4 led Rocks ehia fr lm ukn, u the scratch. but from started dunking, slam for technical aktal ate s h Slm Rocks Salem the as battle basketball ol ht isd s bt teams both so missed, shot foul e n o t s s k c o R eoe patc Da, eevd a received Diaz, practice Before, After the third period score o f 47-22 f o score period third the After a n Maaa ed h crushing the lead akara M and iaz D started ilkie W avid D Trenton's “ They played real good, they played they good, real played They “ ae s a-omndfne which defense, man-to-man ’s Salem Rock M akara and Jeff Justice added Justice Jeff and akara M Rock ok xhne tdn Antonio student exchange Rock right the in ff o started Salem hr ws’ mc of boys a f o much wasn’t There r gig otk ti victory this to-take going ’re e W “ JEFF T T E N N E B F F E J Y B 2 (re poo by '(Crier52. photo Cont. on pg. 53 I * 1 11,19S5 CRIERrOccember COMMUNITY E TH PG.51 Canton boys lose b-batl Great season prem ier 58-44 Christmas gifts at Special Prices! 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The Canton boys swim team is the biggest this year since coach Hooker “It will be tough to finish high in our league or division,” said Wellman. - Wellman has been at Canton. Other swimmers to watch this year With returning seniors, Andy will be: junior Dean Roberts, in the Flower, Rob Tiplady and Jeff Firefiel, breaststroke, and multi-purpose * the team looks'good. swimming, Steve Schwinn swimming THIS CAN HELP SAVE Flower, a diver, is a returning all free-style and distance. Two other stater, and league champion Tiplady sprinters of note are Jim Walker and SOMEONE'S HOLIDffl SEASON. swims breaststroke and sprints. MikeJ.ustig. Firefiel also swims the breaststroke . There are also two freshmen on the And save $2 on an oil change at and freestyle. team, Mike Helmstadter, and Scott Pit Stop Quick Oil Change. The league, this year is very tough Swartzwelter. . ' ' .i , A spare can of food could mean an awful lot to someone this holiday season. And if you bring one in to our food drive Rocks are 24) from now until December 31, it’ll mean all that and more. ■ That’s because well give your canned goods to the Salvation Army for distribution to people in need, and we'll gtveyou $2 off on the normal price of an oil change, just to M atmen m ake the m ark keep the holiday spirit going. So do a little something for your car this season, and do a we’re capable o f getting better. W e BY JEFF BENNETT little good for a lot of people in need. Save $2 on an oil change It’s only the beginning and the Salem have a lot of potential.” • • ' when you come in with a can of food. wrestling team isn’t playing around. The potential came through on . Happy holidays, from your neighborhood Pit Stop Quick Saturday at the Bedford Invitational, OiiChange. Last Tuesday the Rocks crushed the a big meet says Krueger. Chiefs in their first match 66-3. On Salem finished third with 144 points Thursday they went to Northville and behind last year’s class A champs QUICK OH. CHANGE, MC leftwith a 62-11 victory. Bedford* and class B champs {Eden 320 W. Grand River • Brighton •227-1847 »M-F 8 to 6. S 8 to 5 1800 Packard Road • Ann Artxx-665-5601-M-F 8 to 6. SB to 5 “It’s a good starting point,” said D illAT* , < 'i a , ^ .. i • , a 905 Arm ArbOf Road • Plymouth • 455-9430• M-S 8 to 6 coach Ron Krueger. “But I think 2 THE COMMUNITY CRIER: December 11,19*5 s 1 ■ : your way tounforgettable be could too, amount: that You, adventure. you can go and what you can do for pleasantly surprised, and soon be on come tosee out us. We'll how show much you you can spend. where Then figure give often them we less- is they want to go, and they’re usually SPECIALIN YOUR LIFETIME’ TRIP TO THATLIFE! SOMEONE pleasantly Because the surprised. some actual tour costs certain , the placeto figure. We then show them what they think it costs. 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Paved, fenced B Humphries, DDS n o i t c u t t i n o C . & t u o m y £ P 5 Snowfall’’ specials! the first measurable snowfall Offer expires 12/21/85. great Gilson Beat “ and the see First these and other Stage Snowthrower before in this area.Cooke in today 9430 S.Main • Plymouth Ju sta O u th o f A nn Arbor Road Arbor nn A f o th u O sta Ju . e n O k M u n i f i u q S SNOWFALL RobertM. 41890.Fort 41890.Fort THE FIRST fU milawMlof milawMlof fU 1-275) 453-2200 BEAT 981-0240 SALE M l , Canton 522 Two- r either a 1 “Sme i pet go ad others and good pretty did e Som “ | 167 pound category. the in fourth took Rye jehris the in fifth took Bourlier d od T ock R I r in lost and pins three with third 'took Ti t i te 1 wih class weight 119 the in Ott im T I outstanding job. outstanding ve l hs er okscn'lc in took-second'place year this jvyell i l rs t te cain” said occasion,” the to rose ply sim h fnl. ree si h dd an did he said Krueger finals. the rte Rcad n h heavyweight the place. in third a took Richard brother wrestler year first and 6th finished Krueger. said Belleville. Ihough the Chiefs lost the meet. (Crier photo by Chris Boyd) Chris by photo (Crier meet. the lost Chiefs the Ihough h Bleil Ivttoa “they “ Invitational Belleville the h>« hie and Diace fourth a claimed division, 105weight the in team the on attending the by coaches. player valuable standing job ,” said Krueger. said ,” job standing hrdy eoe on t Belleville to going before Thursday coach said good,” pretty wrestled at to but year, this had classes they weight two and void graduation to seniors pins. three ith classw 98-pound the won Salem for year last wrestler 1II Rick Menoch. Rick 2-on cas n ws oe most voted was and class 126-pound rueger. h Cno wetig em ot 14 lost team wrestling Canton The Thursday, lbs. 112 at decision a won unford D Dave R IO N E S N O T N A C atn ot o on ln 46-24 Glenn John to lost Canton tpe i ad i a out an did and in stepped e H “ a Plad wo sepce t do to is.expected who Pollard, Jay turday. rdy ama a is ya athlete year first a a, Calm Freddy occasion,” the to rose really e H “ ae a rn o a a key a was ho w eron m Dam Dave ra Jhsn a 18 pounder 198 a Johnson, Brian Canton wrestlers struggle wrestlers Canton CHRIS NA IN R A F S I R H C Y B on t tk or up bt el be we’ll but lumps ’re e our W take “ to Menoch. going said year,” this guys ntig t l, nldn practice including all, at anything od” , good.” lea. his in stiches three becauiseof do couldn’t well, wrestle to expected tomorrow there. tomorrow improvement, said Menoch. showing said all are improvement, lbs., 98 Ebejer, Steve evwim Jm rw, 8 b. and lbs., 98 Crews, Jim heavyweigm; rk Rnz Jme cuk and ochuck, W Jamie Rentz, k ir K 6:30 p.m. 6:30 ork.” w and want you goal accomplish what about on’t w decide you you, as goal through.” eiae oref o lt hard f o lot a to yourself to dedicate got you’ve then maximum, yvantthe to have u o Y “ Krueger. said anything,” worried about that. about worried how hard to work. In this sport if you if sport this In work. to hard how A n d y W ard last year but Krueger isn’t Krueger but year last ard W y d n A Kevin Freeman. Kevin eie naga e. ewl e t be it let effort. team He-will a yet. goal a on decided mdl wihs r cming com are teams.” and beating were well as why did we weights why hat’s T through. middle . r u b Krueger. “ W e have strong juniors and juniors strong have e W “ Krueger. Slm ls sm ky rsir like wrestiers key some lost Salem | the-same have doesn’t team the f I “ j m Bre, 2 ls, o s also is ho w lbs., 126 Birley, im T hv 5 yug hr working hard young, 52 have e W “ atn ae Frigo a 5:30 at Farmington faces Canton Lee M o ss^ l4 5 lbs., T on y Callaway, y on T lbs., 5 l4 ss^ o M Lee ae hss rnln oorw at tomorrow Franklin hosts Salem udcpan ae ae a eron, Dam Dave are Quad-captains u ae o rn te et batch next the bring to have ou Y “ o te esn Kugr hasn’t Krueger season, the For hv a blne ta, said team,” balanced a have e W “ / C5 T OMNT E rtbr 11, Drctmbcr : IER R C COMMUNITY E TH PC.53 CANTON rLYMOUTH JUNIOR BASXKTBXLL ASSO. STANDINGS 12-745 GIRLS “ B” LEAGUE W L BOYS **AA” Dolphin* 2 0 LEAGUE V. L Magic* 2 o ’ Celtic* 4 1 a t t a i n T-Birdt 2 0 Piston* 4 1 Blue* 0 2 Laker* 3 2 76m 0 2 Jazz * 3 Wing* 0 2 Knick* 1 4 ., . v. GIRLS "AA" Spur* 1 4 BY JEFF BENNETT With the belief that your team fill with the loss of Tortora, Balconi, W L BOYS “ AAA** The main ingredient was senior reflects you as a coach, Thomann said Sirikm ' 6 0 Laura Clifford, and Leslie Plichta. Robin* 3 2 LEAGUE W L leadership, mixed with team support he tried to get players in the framework But Thomann is confident, “We Astro* 2 3 Buck* 2 0 and competitiveness to produce - a Flames 2 3 Spur* 1 1 o f being successful. have good young players and were Jen * 2 4 Pi*ton* 1 1 Jazz 0 2 successful season for the Salem girls ' Next year Thohiann has big holes to looking forward to play. ” Hawk* 1 4 basketball team. BOYS “ A" LEAGUE BOYS "B " LEAGUE “We played'well as a team,” said AMERICAN W L AMERICAN W L Spur* 5 0 coach Fred Thomann. “If we were King* 3 t Knick* 4 1 Knick* 3 1 Paem going to be competitive, then we were 3 2 Piston* 2 2 Jazz 2 3 Bull* 7 2 going to be Successful as a team.” Lakers 1 4 jazz 2 2 Chief*. 0 5 Successful was the name o f the game Celtic* 2 2 Seniors m ust lead the Sun* 2 2 for the Rocks as the finished with a 19- NATIONAL w L i Pacer* 0 4 4 record over all, a 16-1 league record Bullet* 5 0 King* 4 1 NATIONAL W 1. and division, conference, arid district Piston* 3 2 Bullet* 4 0 Celtic* 2 3 champion. 76m 4 0 Hawk* 1 4 w ar rorsatem swim m ers Sonic* 4 0 Sun* 0 5 For Thomann the team ac- . la le n 3 1 complished m any o f the goals that they Hawk* 1 3 ftack* 0 4 wanted to meet. B Y J E F F B E N N E T T Don Harwfood will lead the Spur* 0 4 “We wanted to be respectable and The seniors are the leadership and backstroke followed by new arrivals Rockets 0 4 we were able to. d o -th a t,” said the rest must follow for Salem to have , Brian Barbee and Phil Bocketti. Thomann. “We wanted to finish first a successful boys swimming team, said The only weak spot that Olson was and we were able to do that. We hadn’t coach Chuck Olson. concerned about were the freestyles. Local gym nasts won since 1982. W e were successful in ’-‘We have a large senior group and “W e got the numbers and we have to the districts. We wanted to win the you’re qjily as good as your seniors,” convince some of the new guys that t o c o m p e t e regionals but we fell a little short. W e said Olson. “The juniors and they can go fast and fill in,” said accomplished a lot.” sophomores will have to pick up the Olson. Three local gymnasts will be among In the beginning o f the year, slack.” For the seniors, Olson said they havej over 400 participating in an amateur Thomann said his main goal was to let bepn doing off-season weightlifting meet this weekend in Dearborn. The Rocks have SO athletes on the young and old players have playing and have good examples from the last The Michigan Academy of Gym team including senior captains Rick time. three years to follow. nasts will host the meet Saturday and Cummings, Tony Atwell and Jamie Towards the middle of the season “They understand their roles and Sunday at Dearborn High School. Dunn. Seven other seniors will also set Thom ann said that they played, against that they have to take the leadership.” Debbie Skeppstrom, a junior at example. good teams which gave them an said Olson. Canton High School, sister Stacey evaluation o f the team and members. “We have plenty of people and it’s In.practice, Olson said that the team Skeppstrom and Rebecca Allison, both “We learned to deal with the pretty well divided up,” said Olson. is working hard and they have quite a ninth graders at West Middle School challenge of the big games,” said “ It ’s tough to tell three people to carry bit o f work ahead o f them to get people will compete among 436 class I-111 Thomann, the load.” situated where they’re comfortable. gymnasts from across Michigan, Ohio For individuals, Thomann said “We still have a feeling-out and Kentucky. With the large senior group and new Dena Head had an excellent season, situation, but I have gotten hopefuls, there will be some events to Julie Tortora arid Suzie Balconi did an " cooperation.” said Olson. watch carefully. excellent job, but Thom ann said they Olson said he is pleased with the Salem bbys win played well as a team." Cummings, in the breast stroke, will personality o f this team and no one is a The Rocks tried to make ad be counted on for a b ig year, as well as shoe in. justments in preparation for each Eric Gackenbach and sophomore Salem’s first meet is tomorrow, 7 C oni, from pg. SO game. Thom ann stud that the girls had Geoff Taylor, Olson said. p.m. at Dearborn and on Saturday, For the Trojans, Wilkie did all he the williness to prepare and excel in Salem will host the conference relay could by sinking 19 points but the team eachgame. In the butterfly, last .year’s state teams at 2:30 p.m. in ten events. couldn’t pull it off. “I learn each season nothing is qualifer Atwell is being counted on “ It wil be a good experience to go to Walled Lak^ Central will host the easy,” said Thomann. again. Dearborn,” said Olson. undefeated Rocks on Friday at 6 p.m.. *3.50 for the first Deadline: 10 words, 10 each Monday 5 pm additional word C rie r classifie d s Call 453-6900 Help Wanted Help Wanted Wanted Help Wanted ATTENTION! MARKETING SECRETARY ■ Report to AUTO RECONDITIONING — Full time PUPPET MAKERS NEEDED TYPIST Vice -President of Marketing. Cummins and part-time. $4 to train, $6 with ex- Plymouth Based Toy Manufacturer ex WORD PROCESSORS Mich. Inc. distributor for Cummins Engine parlance. Apply Dick’s Bonded Beauty, panding. Now Interviewing for our Souring PBX Co. world’s largest independent 1405 Goldsmith. V, Block E. of Sheldon. Division to start in January. Part-time, 18 to 30 hours per week. Machine and hand Sat your own schedule. Enjoy the manufacturer of diesel engines. Position Carrier needed starting January 1st for sewing skills required. Pleasant working freedom and variety of working as an requires experienced person with route in Plymouth. 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Licensed and Insured 421- Holy Spirit, You who make me see Works helps 16-21 year olds find jobs. ______Sue everything and who shows me the way to 7774. ______Call 455-4093 today. ______To the Plymouth Community Chorus, reach my ideal, You who give me the Once again you gave your audiences a divine gift to forgive and. forget the “It’s good for the soul, but it’s bad for the Plumbing very entertaining and Inspirational wrongs that are done to me and You who complexion.” Christmas concert. Congratulations on ' JESSE BONNER are In all the instances of my life with me, - John Lennon, 1974 three great performances! PEERLESS PLUMBING I in this short dialogue want to thank You Our resident artist from EMU (not a large- A very loyal fan SEWER AND DRAIN SERVICE for everything and confirm once more bird) Kathy Pasek did the fine graphic 348-8513 ' that I never want to be separated from work for la st w eek’s cover. Ask Dan why he brings suitcases along You, no matter how great the material - during trips to that tine country on the desires may be. I want to be with You and To My Friends at The CrierfComma • I other sldeof the tunnel. ______Pets can’t express how much I appreciate all my loved ones In Your perpetual glory. Walt ’til you see Jeff (Rappln’ JB) Ben Just in time for a White Christmas you did to help me out during my time of Amen. Thank You for your love toward me nett’s neck tie. Look tor it at the Samoyed Puppies' - Pedigreed with out need. You are all terrific and I’fn so happy and my loved ones. Person must pray this Christmas party. papers - But papers can be obtained with 3 consecutive days without asking your to work among such supportive people. blood test • $200- Kim 459-7221. wish. After the third day your wish will be Thank you, Sharon Dear Editeers: Yes, there really is a Upper Sandusky - It granted, no matter how difficult it may be, Hello to all In Upper and Toledo - We m iss is near Columbus, Ohio, not Cleveland - then promise]to publish this dialogue as all of you. Piano Tuning Now would I kid you. Look at the map. soon as your favor has been granted. E.C. Love,' Jo yce FREE ESTIMATES LJ.-LJ. Piano Tuning, Repair and Rebuilding You’re the biggest part of my whole heart Experienced, Guaranteed. Jim Selleck M 6D - ~~ “ 455-4515 Dinner on met (as soon as this dam term Help • I see white spots before my eyes! is over.) Lotte has blue eyes. .. Love, KaX O’Reckless Stinker Steve (A.)- The saga continues on... Evil, Ivel, Vile, Veil, Live, Levi. . . .(I feel as pale as zinc white govache on -Bet you can’t guess who! brlstol board.) (What Is the right answer???) Stinker Staged South M ary- ~ Hey dudes • let’s party! Don’t forget Gestalt!! (Steve too) , (Tuesday Night) . I never will. NOTHING IS WARMER than the holiday feeling among family and friends -Happy Holidays! KATHY PASEK - congrats on 4 years After years of top-notch educational sendee, John Howe Is retiring. But, while, -the Shop Steward. he Is entering the pizza business, he will REMEMBER Peart Harbor! not be moving to the Land of 10,000 COME HOME FOR CHRISTMAS • your Lakes - Minnesota. . ' ’ local shops offer the best with hometown friendlnees. Craig Videah: “Don’t h a; anything less Snow Plowing than anything you ca n b e" -S n o o p o y THANK GOODNESS that Channel 20 had “Singing in the Rain” on against Snow Plowing • .Taking jobs now Don’t let Ed F. park your car. ~ Commercial and Residential. Dependable. Channel 2*s Detroit Lions patriotic “On Jayne and Rick - Hope your Anniversary the Road” blues. Dan Martin Landscape Sendee, 981-5919. turned o ut sw ell. 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