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)) PG.I TliECKlERFAIll'ESrnVAl.eiiiriON:i«pttnHiir4, M l TJ1E c u n FALL FESTIVAL EDITION: firew ater 4, l»»1 . PC. J . BLACKWELL FORD PRESENTS NEW 1992 FORD CARS AND TRUCKS Plymouth District L: 223 S. Main Stre? Plymouth, Mich. 48170 ‘92’s Arriving Aerostars ^ r u 7 ' (txn)M-M A, X & Z PLAN HEADQUARTERS SUackiuell S 41001 Plymouth Rd. ' Ptymouth M FORD SHOWROOM D lw rrW .kH O P E N 7 1 L 9 P .M . Plymouth PERFORMS ifl MON.ANDTHURS. 453-1100 Am Alter BLACKWELL FORD USED CAR SPECIALS 1989 FORD AEROSTAR XL 1990 FORD MUSTANG GT Automatic, air, fuH power, dark blue, E.S.P., M/W 5.0. V8 angina, automatic, hM power, air. cassette, .Warranty good Ifi 7/93 or 60,000 mlM Always a Good Selection of 11.000 mflee. Ultra blue. Uke new *9988 Quality Used Cars In Stock <11,988 1989 FORD TEMPO 4-DR Automatic, air, AM-FM stereo, power steering and 1987 FORD AEROSTAR XLT V Fully Reconditioned brakes, and more. 29.000 mtos. Bright Red. Automatic, air. fuH posar. custom two tons. 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At Haggerty 453-1100 - IF YOU DON'T KNOW USED CARS. KNOW YOUR DEALER • i r-t ■ g j - i i - ’-L T, »..* * *~t v Y' «,>.THF.ijas*.FAJX HSMIV#fcIiW10H:5**«mWr«, W l W elcom e! About our cover The four day extravaganza that it the annual Fail Festival is Entcrtxinmcni. art. food, the bounty of the harvcit — the cover for this year's Fell Featival cdkkxi poruays the essence of .the four day back. event The stmts of downtown Plymouth will once again be In the top left hand corner, Michael Page of Harmony Hollow filled with people front all over the Midwest who have Bellworiu in Ant Arbor readies his exhibit during the come to be a part of fits “granddaddy of southeast annual Plymouth Community Aits Council Artists and Michigan festivals.” Craftsmen show held Saturday and Sunday in front of Thia year's event-r number 36 — will feature : Central Middle School. entertainment, art, kiddie games and rides, In the lower right hand comer, botanist Mae food (of comae!) and a whole lot more. Kutka of Belleville anangiea dried flowers in Hundreds of volunteers from dozens the Trailwood Garden Club's produce lent of non-profit community Families will find plenty of tune to organizations work long and enjoy food and entertainment throughout thefestival. hard » present the festival. Crier photographer Eriq All proceeds go back into Lukatik and former the community or to photographer Kelly participating service, SauteoDobeon church, and local captured the scenes groups. at£££?/ last year’s y America■ • film. In d ex ..." , F o o d ............................ ...................................................................i Entertainment................................................... .................................................................^ . Festival Organizers,......................................................................................................................../ Produce contest...............:.......................................................................... .................... 2 2 ^ ^ Family tradition ......................................... .................. .......................................... ;...... .............. .......2 5 Layout of the festival........................................................................I......................................27 Aits and crafts........ ................................................................ ........ ..................................;.v3 0 Antique show.................... .................................................................................................... ......„....33 First aid..................................................................................................................................... .............36 Info for kids, seniors......,.;.......................................................................................................,...4l Booth d ir e c to r y ..... ............. ........................... .................................................43 Industry and Commerce.............. ................................................................. ....5 7 -1 2 0 N o r th v ille .....................!.............'..................................................... ..............123 ..... i . Booth cartoons.:...... L..;...y:y...l47-150 Parting shot..;.........:.*;:......171 / INDEX TO / J k . ADVERTISERS E ^faifisT mix ;J} / u . X Nx f I ; vj ■ * X .......... / )■ \ •A, • P|pjL.4Vt * tHECioE*rAt£>rSnvALEDiYio»f: re . s Thr Nfwspapri with Us Hrart in The- Plvmouih < anum Ml ( umrnumi v ©PCCCInc. September 4. 1991 Inside the news: • Plymouth Township and Canton are joining forces to. form a new joint operating board to run Mettetal Airport. The startling announcement came last week prior to an injunction hearing in Federal Court...See page 155. • Thoughts on the upcoming Plymouth-Canton Schools bond vote (Sept. 24) are presented by leaders of the election steering committee...See page 156. • The Crier, through the research of Beth Stewart, takes a Glimpse of Yesterday back to the “community picnic,” a precursor to Fall Festival...See. page 160. • There are many Plymouths and Cantons in other, states throughout the country. Here’s what a few of them are like...See pages 164 and 165. • What’s-Happenings and Tell It to Phyllis...See page 161. • Salem and Canton highs boys football and girls basketball teams take to the field this week. You’ll find previews of the CEP teams inside...See pages 166 and 167. • Crier Classifieds...See pages 168-170. USP$->40*150 Pubtnhed weekly at 821 Pcnnimxn A»e., Plymouth. Ml 48170. C arrierdebm ed: J20 per year. Mail .delivered: S>0 per yrar. Sfailed 2nd claw circulation rate*, pottage paid at • This week’s Crier opinions look at the airport issue and Plymouth. Ml 48170. Call 0 13) 45J4900 for delivery. Postmaster, tend change of address notice to The Community Crier. 821 Penmman Ate.. Fall Festival...See pages 158 and 159. Plymouth. M U S I70. Also inside: A Salute to the People in Industry and Commerce in Plymouth-Canton-Northville Our Salute to. Plymouth-Canton-Northville Industry & Commerce section concentrates on the economic diversity • found in this area. From piano renovation to making steel shoti robotics to lasers, mudjackcrs to dentists, we’ve taken a look- aT hdw_Eusinesyeirrn“this”area flourislT'and- ~ how the people involved in those efforts reflect the community’s creative soul. PC.« THE CRIER FALL FESTIVAL EDITION: September 4,1991 m ahts af (Columbus Father Victor J. Renaud Council, No. 3292 150 Fair Street Plymouth, Michigan 48170 Thursday. Seat 5th Veal Parmesan Dinner Serving from 11:00 am $6 adults $5 senior citizens Senior Citizens Day (Served by Salvation Arm y) Friday. Seot. 6th Spare Rib Dinner Starts at Noon $8.00 Saturday. Sept. 7th Steak Dinner Serving from 3:00 pm $8.00 ALL AT THE GATHERING Plymouth Opportunity House Plymouth Salvation Army Plymouth-Canton Special Olympics Area Retardation Charities Children with Cancer Plymouth YMGA Our Lady of Providence School For further information about the Knights of Columbus c a ll 453-9833 Thl# mMMQ* Is brought to you In co -o p tn O o n Jotwwon Control*. THE CU E * FALL FESTIVAL EDtTT0N:S'»«M*CT 4 .1 » I FC.T I / l Food galore Fall Festival is gorge tim e Brought by K o f C The delicious aroma of spaghetti will be everywhere on Thursday, Sept. 5, the first day of the 36th Annual Fall Festival. The Plymouth Knights of Columbus will be serving up spaghetti dinners from noon to 6 p.m. in the Gathering open air pavilion. There will be plenty of space in Kellogg Park to sit and enjoy the food. ^ . The cost for the dinner is $6, S5 for senior citizens. Friday Tasty BBQ ribs Nothing compares to BBQ ribs. 1 And the ribs will sizzle Friday, Sept. 6, as the Plymouth Knights of Columbus stoke the charcoal'pits at the Gathering. Sit down with a rackof ribs and enjoy the scenery in Kellogg Park during the Fall Festival. The meal consists of BBQ ribs, baked potato, cole slaw and pop and will be served from noon to 6 p.m. The meal costs $8. FaalNcs wi> fM pkaty of fo o d sack as cWckea, BBQ ribs, (tnria, Saturday morning spaghetti aad olbm at the Fan Festival. <Crier photo) Flapjack city Sizzling steaks Wake up early and get those flapjacks hot off the .grill at the 36th . Sharp teeth and big appetites are in order for the Saturday (Sept. 7) steak dinner from noon to 6 p.m. Annual Fall Festival. Meat-lovers attending the Fall Festival do not want to miss this The Plymouth Kiwanis Club will be flipping and serving pan meal, a long standing tradition. cakes at the Gathering on Saturday,